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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 11, 1878
Date: 1878-01-11
Text: ‘ of the Company on ~ 0! February next. V, have ..._‘__. 43:: NEW SERIES. 1 . ilonia ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11, £878. :_;..._m.a.. -....._..._.-r--‘urc-—é Q. ‘j voL. 3--NO. 235:“ Using Linens 15 to 30 per cent heavier than are ordinarilyused, our Shirts give corresponding ad- Entire satisfac- ditional service. tion always guaranteed. 408 N. Fourth Street, St. Louis 67 & 69 Wasli...
Show more‘ of the Company on ~ 0! February next. V, have ..._‘__. 43:: NEW SERIES. 1 . ilonia ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11, £878. :_;..._m.a.. -....._..._.-r--‘urc-—é Q. ‘j voL. 3--NO. 235:“ Using Linens 15 to 30 per cent heavier than are ordinarilyused, our Shirts give corresponding ad- Entire satisfac- ditional service. tion always guaranteed. 408 N. Fourth Street, St. Louis 67 & 69 Wasliington‘ St., Chicago 69 & 71 Fourth St'reet,Cincinnati Commissioners Sale REAL ESTATE. “ Y ORDER of the Circuit Court, for the purpose 0 making partition among the h sioner. Will, on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-FIRST DA - Aim 1878’ Y or JANU beginning at twelve o’clock at noon. at the east fr of the Court House, in the City of St. Louis. Staténdf Missouri. 8911 at public aucti.on.to the highest bidder. lot numbered ﬁve (5) in city block numbered 959, -~ fronting 2.9 feet on the north line of Franklin avenue by a depth of 155 feet 3 inches to an alley. with a, three-stor)’ brick building thereon, known as No. 2311 FRANKLIN AVENUE. One-half cash, balance in one and two._year_s from day of sale, with interest at the rate of six per cent pvr aimum, payable annually, se- cured by notes. deed of trust and insurance on the _ _ If the purchaser shall prefer to pay all cash, a discount of two per cent per annum on the The sale will be subject to the approval of the Circuit Court. $100 of the cash payinent must be paid down at the time of TERMS -OF SALE : building. deferred payments will be allowed. sale, balance when deed is ready for delivery. ﬂ _ _ _ J Cl-l N GRETHER, Special Commissioner. 2l3 N. Sixth street. M. W. Watson. Attorney for Plaintiffs. LSON BROS. eirs of N .h 1 . Relim, deceased, the undersigned, Special CC(l:IlI(l)ll:E STILL ‘AT OUTS, Leaders. tween Them. Operations. Drag-Net. . to Investigate. 1 Regulate It. Suffragist castle Speech. Gossip Gleaned In and About the Na- - tional Capital. Snecia1Dlspatch to the Globe-Democrat. lnvlilii FR THE TRADE WIIITTKEPJS .v H .-r: HAMS. SPECIAL NOTICE. ' it-i..‘1i.“‘€:i§i’£.‘§“‘«I-‘;£%‘éi~l'§?..S“i‘“ge Ribg. Spiced l’i£"S Feet. ‘Head Cheese. etcuelé. choice Beef at prices to suit the times. at Whit.taker‘s New M?-Niel H0088. corner Seventh and Carr streets. The commodious and very desir- able store lately occupied by DANIEL w. BELL, deceased, at the southeast corner I of Fifth and Locust streets, is now offered for rent to responsible ten- ants. Proposals are solicited either for the store as a whole, or divided to suit the requirenielits of tenants. For terms apply to CHESTER H. KRUM, __ Administrator, 307 Olive St. rg “ Marshalls ” 1 Graefenbe An infallible rrniedy for all Female Complaints, price $1.50 per bottle. ’l he experIII.- ence of litany years among the most cultivated and refined has ll'CS1lEI.(’d in stamping this re niarl.:able pre.paration as the envy reliable remedy for the distressing diseases of We- mrii. Sold by dl‘!‘l:.‘.',~gl'iS‘-*... Graefenberg 00., 56 Reads St., N. Y. '- 4 .- do I I. IS OF COPPER ALLOY MAKE AND Was manufactured by SCHRAUBSTADTEB & ST. JOHN, Central Type Foundry, St. Louis, Mo. It is 50 per cent more durable ﬂan type of other make. PILZEIS- D. W. S. Wortman & Co., 906 Pine street. St. Louis. positively cure I’iles without knife. ligature or Pain. Patient can attend to business, No charge un ess cured; pay all expenses if they fail; Sruarantee five years. li.oi’or to Dr. J. H. McLean, known all over tii - United States and Europe: I)rs. McKeliops and Eall’leS.’1C2l.dlllg dentists of St. Louis; James Lupe. .\-I . A. Wolff: l<‘rank Sliapleigli. wholesale hard- ware. Main street; Hon. J. B. Henderson. ex-U. S. Senator; J H. Stlckle. Agent N. W.IiIs.Co., St. Louis; John Bentley, Agent Ill.» 0. R.‘ 11.; Edw. Mead. Jr., Jeweler. Fourt.h street; L. Billon, Wig- gin‘s Ferry Co.. Capt. Jerry Wood, steamer Minne- apolis: and others. Madison Hotel, Jefferson City, M0,, FOR LEASE OF. SALE. I WILL lease or sell, on moderate terms. the Madi- son Hotel, located most desirably, in this city. and having accoinmodations for a large number of guests‘ office. bar and billiard rooms. with lar_z:e~and spacious dining-room, waterin abundance, gas-lixl_ures, pan- trles. cellars. laundry. and every convenience or a Western hotel. Tliis house has been occupied only four or five years, during which time a successful trade has evidently attended the former 1andlord’s exertions. Refer for particulars to A. M. DAVISON. President First National Bank, Jefferson City, Mo. ‘-I 3 :- 4 ,. Assessment Notice. FFICE lIO.\lE MUTUAL F. AND M. INSUR- ANCE (7().VlPANY. St. Louis. Janllar_y 3. 13.3.- otice is liereby given that the Board of Directors of this Com any have this day ordered an assessment “Don all premium notes held by the C0mD&“Y- numbering 1'i'oI‘n 20.775 to 22.458. 1110-1llS1V9§ and thal- Bald assessment shall be due and payable at the Oﬂlce or before Wednesday. the 6th day Office. soiitliwest corner Pine and Second streets. over Mechanics‘ Bank. 3 h B ‘d. - y °’d" °f ‘ 3 viii. L. oliiinisoil. Se¢I.'etal'l'- . S-HEEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, Of Yale College. OURSES in Chemistry,_Pure and Applied. in Civil and in DvnamicEiigineering,in Agriculture. tany, Zoology, Mineralogy and eeologiuandin general Scientiﬁc Studies. Ellﬁllstlt. French ind erman Political Economy. story. e . For ’rogramIno. address Prof. GEORGE J. BRUSH}: Executive Oﬂicer. New HaVe11- C0111‘- GARTSIDE COAL C0 1 DILLIBS ilila Colonial: and Bit litlly Coal No. 213 Chestnut Street. _.____..._‘ DR. JACKSOITS INDIAN. EYE SALVE is 9. almost infallible remedy for eve cura le form of diseaso of the eyes. e and pleasant to use. Sold every; VVASHINGTON, D.C.,JaIiuary 10.--The opinions expressed by a large number of Republican Sen- ators and Representatives to-day snow that there exists a sincere determination to- heal the breach between the President and the party leaders in Congress. tleman to-day that he had no provoke hostilities, 1'igl:It to his Administration against Democratic investiga- tions, he would have to give some better evidence of an appreciation of their services. THE INVESTIGATIONS. Under the modiﬁed resolution passed to-day there are several investigation-s which will be in-. stituted at once, the principal one being the in- vestigation of Consul General Seward and Brad- ford. his assistant. Mr. Springer has his resolu tion already prepared and will shortly introduce l_t. There ‘are several witnesses now on the ground, and he proposes to insist upon having a statement of Mr. Wells, the present Consul Gen- eral, transmittedi to the House by the Secretary of State. RUNKLE AND DRAPER. The resolution of Senator Conkling to investi- gate the restoration of Runkle and Draper to the rolls was not designated as a special hostile movement against the Administration, but to ascertain the circumstances which justified the acts of the Government. The back pay of the two ofllcers will aggregate about $50,000, and the precedent established would. let in numerous other cases. THE PRESIDENT’S TITLE. The action of the New Hampshire Republican Convention has disconcerted the friends of the movement to investigate the President’s title. Prominent Republicans, who have favored such a. course, now admit that it would be diﬂicult to get some responsible party to take charge of the movement. . . PUBLIC ADVERTISING. Abill has been prepared at the War Depart- ment which will ‘be introduced into Congress early after its assembling, to remedy the defects in the statutes regarding public advertising. Since the decision of Attorney General Deveus, rendered on the application of the Second Comp- troller of the Treasury, that advertising could not be paid for at any greater rates than those prescribed in sections Nos. 853 and 854, which are forty cents per folio of one hundred words for the first insertiomand 20 cents for each subsequent one. Previous to this deci- sion it had been the custom of the Department to secure from each of the leading newspapers of the United States acerliﬁed statement of the rates charged by them, and the accounts were adjusted and paid according to these speciﬁed rates, which were not to be greater than those charged private individuals for the same space. Immediately after the rendering of this decision by the Attorney General, circulars were sent to each -of the leading newspapers stating that under this decision the departments could not vary from the rates ﬁxed by the stat- ute, and asking if they would continue the ad- vertising at these rates. A majority of the news- papers refused, aad consequently the depart- ments were compelled to resort to posters and the principal dealers in the articles desired to be furuislied. _ After a practical test, this system has been found to cost considerably more than the rates allowed under the Attorney General’s decision, and taking into consideration the labor in pre- paring these circulars forgmailing, the expense is almost as great as com mercial rates of advertising, with the disadvantage of having the advertise- ment reach onlya fraction of the people who would be reached tlirougli the columns of a news- paper. THE TEXT OF THE BILL. The following is the text of the bill: "A Bill to Fix the Rates to be Paid for Public ‘ Advertising. “Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That hereafter all adver- tisements, notices, proposals for contracts, and all other forms of ailvei-using required by law for the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Government, may be paid for at commercial rates, _ and no more. charged to private individuals; but the heads of departments, or their ai_itliorIzed agents, may secure lower terms, at special rates, wlienevcr the public interest, requires it. Section 2. All newspapers or other publica- tions in which said advertising shall be inserted shall file with each Department an affidavit of their commercial rates, as aforesaid, and all ac- counts against the United Statcs for advertising shall be audited and paid in accordance with the certiﬁed rates on file; provided, that all adver- tising In newspapers since tlie_218t day Of May. 1377. shall be audited and paid at the §*’°"°‘ named rates, and all laws o1'bl>31:i»3 °11g‘:1W,5,m°°n sistent with this act are hele y iepea - WESTERN ARRIVAL. M. A. Bryson, of St. Louis. The Female Suffragists. WASHINGTON, D. 0., January 10.--Delelrates to the Woman Suffrage Convention this forenoon held a meeting of about two hours’ duration. Several speeches were made. at 1119 °°l1°1“Sl°“ °f which hymns were sun?-3 WW1“ M"3- L3“r_°“°°' of Massachusetts, was speaking, she was inter- rupted by Mrs. Cracker, who denounced the Con- vention and delegates in vol‘! hush ‘°““‘- and was with much dlmculty 3113“°°d- Imm°d‘“°l7 after adjournment a committee of deletawfla °°n' sistin g of Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker. Elizabeth Boynton Hui-bert and Sarah Andrﬁwﬂ $P9n¢31‘- had an interview with Vice President Wheeler at 25 cents. Collins Brothers, Second on St. Louis, Agents. Sent by Will- and Speaker Randall, their obiect bemli to obtain The President and, the Party Efforts to Heal the Breach Be- A Determined Fight Over the The House Searching for Something Public Advertising, and How to The Profane Remark of a Female Furnislics Thurman the One for a Sar. This feeling seems to be reciprocated by the Executive. The President stated to agen- intention. to but he must claim the make his selections to office, and if the Senate found objection to the_m,it was their duty to act accordingly . The source of com. plaintto-day is that the Presidenti ignored the suggestions of members of Congress on affairs of consequence, and the remark was made that if the President expected» the Republicans to defend circulars, which were sent through the mails to 4 the consent of the two Houses, permitting rep- resentatives of the Convention to present their arguments on the floor of each House. Senator Sargent and ttcpresentative Kalle , or Pennsyl- Y¥*"1§_..‘ wfre in attendance at Inc interview. Shortly £‘..:3r, the Convention adjourned. Dr. Mary Walker and. Mrs. Tilioison, of New Jersey, who had entered the room during the meeting, made remarks in opposition to a sixteenth amendment to the Constitullon. but prayed Congress to amend the Constitution so_ that white women would have the same privilege as that allowed colored women , whom, she said, at the next election would be found using her right at the polls throughout the entire country. The meeting was much disturbed by spectators, who were extremely boisterous, hisses and calls for various speakers being freely indulged in. A select committee of delegates wlll_be heard before the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections to-morrow. ‘ The Congressional Crew Resumes‘ ---—— The Clilnesc Question. SAN FRANCISCO, January "10.-A dispatch to a morning paper here, from Washington, says a representative of the Chinese Six Companies has written to the President stating be is authorized by ex-Gov. Low to state that testimony purport- ing to have been given by Low before the Legis- lative Committee to investigate the Chinese ques- tion, has been incorporated in the report of that Committee, which he never gave. Mr. Low says this is not true; that be has never read the report in question ai_id. therefore could not accuse any one of falsifying his testimony. Capital Gossip. - RESIGNED. WASHINGTON. D. C., January 10.——Tlie Res- ignation of Frank Howe, as Pension'Agent of New York, was received at the Interior Depart- to-day. HOT SPRINGS. , The bill introduced by Senator Dorsey to-day provides for the continuance of the Hot Springs Commission, and enlarges its powers by author- izing it I;o‘l-eserve from sale and dedicate to the -public various lots of ground as sites for school - houses, churches, etc. ENTERTAINED BY AN EMPEROR. Rear Admiral P.‘-.tl-tel'S0ll, commanding United 3 " V Y e lnperor o a an November 30. - p ’ ' XLVTH CONGRESS. Senate. , WASIIINGTON, 'D._ C., January 10.--Over forty Senators were in the chamber before the Seuale was called to order at noon. The greater part of the morning hour was taken up in the presenta- tion of a large number of petitions from various parts of the country in favor of the adoption of a. Sixteenth Amendment prohibiting States from disiranchising persons on account of sex; all of which were referred to the Committee on Privi- leges and Elections. The full Committee on Ways and Means met this morning and commenced informal discussion of tax and tariff questions. No action was taken, except to refer the propo- sition for the relief of savings banks from taxation to the sub-committee of ﬁve members, who have the preparation of the tariff and tax bill already in charge. . , A large number of bills were introduced and referred to appropriate committees. Among them the following: By Senator Sargent-To regulate Climese im- miglfatioii. By Senator Dorl_sey—Supplcmentary to the act of March 3, 1877. lll relation to the Hot Springs reservation in Arkansas. partment of the army. . A By Senator V-Ioi-bees-—-To extend the provisions —- of the act of 1874 in relation to prize inonev to all ﬂeet oflicers. » ' 13)’ Senator _Kellogg, of Louisiana-Authorizing mail steamship service in the Gulf of Mexico be- tween New Orleans and certain ports of the Re- public of Mexico. I Senator Conkling submitted a resolution in- structing the Committee on Judiciary to inquire I alid report. in regard to the action taken by any . department or officer of the Government in re- storing Maj. B. P. Runkle to the army of the United States. Agreed to. , He also submitted a resolution instructinsr the Committee on Naval Affairs to inquire and i'epoi*l; "in regard to the restoration of Dr. L. J. Draper to the medical corps of the navy, which was de- bated at some length and agreed to. Senator Edmuntis submitiell a joint resolution proposing an anienzlment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting States from making appropriations for sectarian purposes, the pro- visions of which are similar to the amendment proposed during the session of 1875, etc. Re- ferred to the Committee on Judicitiry. Mr. Thurman presented the proceedings of the Cincinnati Board of Trade relative to bridges across the Ohio River. Referred. Bills were introduced and referred, lows: ‘ . By Mr. Sargent: To relieve certain legal disa- bilities of women. lteierred. It provides that any woman who shall have been a member of the bar of the iiigliesl. Court of any State or Tel-ritory, or of the Supreme Court of the District of Colum- bia. for three years, and shall have maintained good stanIiing‘befoi'e such Court, and who shall be aperson of good moral cliaracter, shall, on motion and the production of such record, be ad- mitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. By Mr. Jolies, of Florida, byrcquest: To repeal certain provisions of acts of Congress making zippropriations tor the support of the army. It proposes to repeal laws now prohibiting payments for transportation of United States troops and property by land grant railroads, and provides that accounts of such railroad companies shall be settled in the same manner as like ac- counts of other railroad companies, subject to a fair deduction of the use of tiiei’r respective roads ll) coliforinity to the decision of the U. S. Supreme Court. I Mr. VOOPDGBS presented a petition of citizens of Lynn, Mass., in favor of the restoration of the silver dollar of 412% grains, and that its coinage be made as free as coinage of gold. _Referred. By Kellogg: to improve Ilt't\'l_$..’fELtLl0il and to af- ford protection and security to shipping‘ trade and commerce and alluvial lands of the Mississippi River. Referred. I - Mr. Sargent submitted the following: Whereas, Thousands of women of the United States have petitioned Congress for an amenI,l- meat to the Constitutioii, allowing women the right of suﬂ'ragc , and Whereas, Many of the.,repi'esentative women of the country favorin such amendment are present in the city an have requested to he heard before the Senate in advocacy of such amendment, . Resolved, That said representative women, or such of them as may be designated for that pur- pose, may be heard before the Senate, but for one reason only. Objection made, and resolu- tion laid over. Mr. Eaton presented the petition of citizens of New Haven, Conn_., praying the passage of a law authorizing the coinage of a silver dollar of 420 grains standard silver; that they be made legal Lender for sums not exceeding $20; and tha; an international commission be aiithorized to fix the relative value of gold and silver in foreign and domestic exchanges. Referred. Mr. Eaton gave notice that when the silver. bill came up before the Senate for consideration, he would offer a sub.-ttitute for it in accordance with the above petition. Mr. Cameron, of Pennsylvania, presented the resolution of the Pittsburg Chamber of Com- merce in favor of the erection of certain public buildings in that city. Referred. After the morning business had been disposed of, Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, called for the regular order, and the Senate resumed the con- sideration of the resolution of Senator Matthews, submitted beforerecess, declaring the r gilt of the Governlneni. to pay the principal and interest of bonds in silver coin. Senator Beck spoke in favor of the i'emonetiza- tion of the silver dollar. Mr. Beck said that he did not favor the Bland ‘silver bill as it came from the House of Repre- sentatives, and thought the Senate Committee on Finance did right in striking out of that bill the clause allowing any owner of silver bullion to deposit the same at any United States coinage mint or assay office, to be coined into dollars for his beneﬁt, upon the same terms and conditions as gold bullion is deposited under existing laws. He believed the acts striking the silver dollar from the coinage of the country, and declaring it should not be a legal tender. were vicious and unconstitutional. He referred to the legal tender act of February 10, 1862, and said it was as fol- . unconstitutional, but he (Beck) did not propose to violate it. He would use paper currency of the Government, and thus ' make it valuable by increasing its uses. He had seen an Adminis- tration inaugurated by _a. commission which was infinitely worse than this legal tender act, but he did not mean to refuse to obey the laws of that Administration because it was thus inaugurated. He believed in maintaining the national faith. A Senator should look to the faith of the country as he would look to his own honor. but at the same time the people should not be deprived of their legal and constitutional rights. He argued that it was expressly stipulated upon the face of the bonds that they should be paid in coin of the value 0fJu1y 14, 1870, and at that time both gold and silver was the coin of the country. Remonetize silver, and he- had no sort of doubt that in it few years gold and silver would come together, occu- p mg the some positions they did prior to the act gf 1373, England would not be solo to drive other nations of the world away from the use of silver. In coiiclusion he spoke in favor of. reducing tax- ation, and said Congress should use every instru- menggligy 1; nonestlv and legally could to add to By Senalor Plumi)--To reorganize the Pay De- tlie currency of the country, and enable people to pay their debts. ,, ' Mr.Bayard moved that when the Senate ad- journs to-day it b to meet Monday next. Mr. Sargent sai he knew there was much com- mittee work to do, and public business might be expedited by such adjournment. but he felt it to be his dot to oppose the motion, as he d_eSil‘Cd to have t o resolution submitted by him this morning in regard to allowing female advocates of tho Sixleenth Amendment to present their arguments before the Senate to-morn-ow. Mr. 'l‘lIurman said the idea had been conveyed that ladies now making this application to be heard by the Senate represented the wom- en of the United States. He denied that they represented one-twentieth or one-hum dredth part of the women of the United States. Undoubtedly they ‘were very worthy women, but one of them said in the Con- vention at Lincoln Hall, they “intended to carry the Senate by God.”- 1‘v1ll._\’l)0 they would, but it would be long after some of the old fogies were out of the chamber. [Laughter]. He did not wish to be understood as wanting in respect for these ladies, but he was free to confess that the woman who sat at her fireside and took care of hcrcliildren was rather more respeclablc, in his mind, than the woman who threatens to "carry the Senate bv God.” It was for the States to declare who should vote in the States. Let them begin with Massacliusetts. ' After some further discussion. Mr. Sargent -moved to ll.('lj0lll'n. Rejl.-cted—yeas, 20; nays, 25. The question then recurrcci on Mr. .151!)-'tti‘(l’B mollon to adjourn over until Monday. Rejected --yeas, 9; navs, 35. Mr. Randolph men took the floor to address the Senate on the silver resolution, but yielded to Mr. Edmonds, who said. as the ladies who de- sired to be lieard bv the Senate wished to know if their pelilion would be granted, he withdrew his objection to the present consideration of the resolution submitted by the Senator from Cali- fornia (Sargeul.) Iliis morning, allowing them to appear before the Senate. The resolution was then taken up, and Mr. Simrent moved to ﬁll the blank so as the Senate should hold a session on Saturday, Janiary 12, to hear advocates of the Sixteenth Ameudnient, and that they should be allowed two hours to present their views. Debate ensued, and Sargent said he predicted that this assault upon the Senate, as it had been called, was only the beginning of assaults upon Congress and State Legislatures in favor of the Sixteenth Amendment. " This movement was spreading and ghowlng more troublesome year after year. He» argued that these ladies did rep- resent tne women of the country, and that they had been duly appointed by State Conventions. The resolution was then rejected. Yeas, 13; nays. 31, as follows: Anthony, Ferry, Rollins, Bruce, Hoar, Sargent, Burnside, Matthews, Saunders, Cameron, Wis... Mitchell, Teller--13. Dawes, ‘ NAYS. Bailey, Edmunds, Lamar, liayar , Ellstls, Mcuoiiald, Beck, Grover, b .McMiilan, Booth, H2ll'llllD, 5 1\1cPlIers0n, Butler, Harris, Morgan. Clu-istiancy, Hereford, Plumb, Cockrell, Illll, Rltndolph, Coke, ’ Howe, Saulsbury, Conkling, Kc-roan, Thurman, Davis, W. Va., Klrkwood, Wacl1cigli——31. Eaton, The Senate then adjourned until Monday next. ' I-louse. The House met to-day at noon, 2-50 members re- plied to their name.-.-—-more than a quorum-—:ind the journal of December 15 was read. The resolution reported by Mr. Wood prior to the recess, directing investigations to be made into the nialialgenieiit of the several Cle'D2ll‘Llllelll.S of the Government, came up as the first business in order, it having been postponed till after read- ing of the journal to-dav. v Mr. Kelley asked unanimous consent to offer a resolution, reciting that petitions are to be pre- sentcd to the Hull.-e. Thousands of citizens from thirty-ﬁve States of the Unlon, asking tlie adoption of an alnenclment to the Constitution. which snail prohibit the sev- eral States from disfr mcliisine: citizens 01 the United States on account of sex, -and therefore ordering a session of the _House for Saturday next, at which representative women chosen by the petitioners, and now in the city, can be heard at the bar of me HoI.isc'in support of the same. Mr. Crittcnden objected, but wilhdrew the ob- jection lemporariiy, to permit Mr. Kelley to make a statement. - Mr. Wood. How long is the statement to be? Mr. Kelley. Very brief. I have no elaborate remarks to make. I desire simply to bring to the attention of the House these petitioners. They are here largely delegated by citizens of both sexes from thii-ty-ﬁve states of the Union, zisklllg the House to initiate a proceciling which it can- not consummate, which it can only submit to the people of the several state.-, to wit: a constitu- tional aineiidineut; and ask that. the House, as it has on former occasions 1,2.-aiwl strtingers to the body on the floor, may, in V_{?—:(]lCiit"l<)D of the right ol petition, hear a limitbol numlrer of these women on Saturday next, a day when ].)l'Obi_ll)ly there would be. otherwise no session, state the grounds of what tlley believe to be aconslitu tlonul iialdship and deprivation of riglits which pertain to tliem as intelligent iiidivlljluals, many of whom being large taxpayers. That is all that I can say at this time. The Speaker asked whether there were any ob- jection to the oﬂering of a resolution? Mr. Crittenden, of Misisouri, objected. Mr. Hewitt pi'cs,ented a petition of the New York Cllainber of Commerce, praying ‘for the passage of a bill to correct all errors in the as- sessmeiit and collection of duties on imports, whether in favor of or against the Govei-umcnt. The proposed bill provides that ivhenever it ap- pears that lnsuilicieut duty or duties in excess of those required by existing lawsat the date of iulpoitation nus UBelLilSS€SSCd, the Secl'ctar_vof the Tl‘C.'tSlll‘_Y shall order entries of such goods to be 1'L‘1lql.lId21l.edElll(l such enorlnous .-isse.s.-lncuts cor- rected, and that puyilient often collected of du- ties sliall be required of‘tlie iiiiisorter or excess refunded, and illll.ll(>l.‘lZll‘.t’.‘ the Sccrelziry of tile Ti'easur_v to make such equitable rules as shall give full effect to the act. Rifeircd to Committee on Ways and Means. I Mr. Stephenie, of Georgia, introduced a bill di- recting the Secretary of State to aflix the great seal 01 the United States to a CiociiI'iienl. entitled the Administratol's of the United States Govern- ment at the beginning of ‘its second century. Passed. The following bills were introduced and referred by Mr. Luttrell, of California: To prohibit, the employment of Chineseoi'M.iugolizI.ns on any pub- lic works of the United States; also to p.eveut the naturalization of Chinese or Mongolians; also to punish and prevent. the practice of polygamy in "Utah ’l‘crI-itotry, or other places. subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the United States; also a joint resolution of the California Legislature concerning Chinese immigration. ‘ liy Mr. Cox, of New York: For the coinage of five cent silver coins, and the discontinuance of live cent nickel copper coins. Mr. Cragg, of Wisconsin, asked leave to offer a resolution einpowering the lililitary Committee to have testimony taken by it in Fl gard to tile Mexi- can border troubles printed, and to report it to the House at any time. Mr. Hale objected to this motion. Mr. Wood's i'csolution to go into committee of the whole was then adopted, and thereupon the House went in coniinittee of the whole, Mr. Eden, of Illinois, in the chair, for its considera- ‘lone Mr. Burcliard offered an ainendment to the res- olution so as to authorize coinmittees to apply to the House at any time for such powers. Mr. Wood opened the debate bycxplzuning the object of the l'CSOltll10l’l. Mr. Wood declared he personally knew of noth- ing that it was intended to do beyond a fair, legiti- purpose of legislation, for the purpose of instruct- ing the House in the discharge of its legislative duties. It was not designed to enter into a wide and extended attempt to injure the personal or private character of any public official. It was for the purpose of carrying out that power and that authority which the Constitution appeared to impose expressly on the House of ltcpl'esenta~ tives——to in vesliaate the conduct of public oﬂiccrs, looking to the purification of the ClVll service and to the laying of foundations for impeaclinient, if the House should deem fit to take that course. His idea of the powers and duties of the House was that they were co-ordinate with those of the President and Senate in regard to the incumbency of public officers. The Execullve nominated and appointed, the Senate confirmed or refused to confirm. It remained with the House to know how persons appointed and coiiflrmed discharged their duties. Tile Presi- dent himself had very clearly laid down that principle in his annual message. He believed it necessary, in order that the House should exer- cise its rights, to have its power in the matter delegated to. committees to examine witnesses and take testimony, in order to lay the facts before the House and to lay the foundation for action of the House in the way of impeachment, or of rec- ommendation to the President for removal. There was no reasonable right to com- plain of the resolution. Certainly the in- vestigations of the last Congress had resulted in great good to the public service in many regards. Some of the executive depart- ments had been improved, but they would not have been improved except for those investiga- tions. The resolution had been the subject of great consideration by the Committee of Ways and Means. Every feature of it had been exam- ined. Each committee that was to be clothed with power was thrown on its own responsi- bility for the proper exercise of that power. Un der these circumstances, it appeared to him that there could be no objection tor the adoption of the resolution, and he hoped there‘ would not be. Mr. Hale offered, as a subdtituto, a resolution Iroviding that whenever any .. committee of the ouse shall ask for special fund extraordinary powers in regard to th time and . con- duct of its meetings, the power to send for persons an ‘ pa era. 01' any other extension of its power ‘.'.'l‘.’.‘. stiff! ““" 9)‘: l purpose of investigating the conduct of any oni- cer of the Government, the charges on which such demand for iuvcsticration is based shall be presented In writing to the House with the name of such officer as is charged with improper and unlawful proceedings, and a particular state- ment of the changes against him, and_ the same shall be accompanied by a st:II.oment- in writing signed by one or more members of the_ House. that he has, or they have reason to believe the facts set forth in said charges. He advocated the adoplion of his substitute, and said it proved the ooll faith of the Republican. side of the House. obolly desired to siiﬂe legitimate investigation, but the House should not go fuI'th_er than was comprehended in his resolution. After the adoption last Congress of a resolu- tion similar to that now before the House. 310105‘ we entire business of the House had been SW1’-ll up to Iiiveatlg tions. The niia-iina had 8])l'(3.'t‘I‘l to nearly every committee. Even the slaid Com- mittee on Ways and Means had been all‘:-cied by it. Every disaffected man, every broken down or expelled office holder, every dead beat who had not received what he wanted, had been sum- moned before the committee, and the whole blis- iness ses.-ion given up to those investl£8t10nS which were atfmost all fruitless. The onl_v com- mittee which had not got into the investigating business had been the Committee on Appropria- lions, presided over by the present SlJ€‘~1k€,1‘ Of the House, who had rigidly kept the committee to its duty, and more valuable work was done by that committee than by all the Investigation Commntees together. . _ . Mr. Wood opposed Mr. I-Iale’s substitute. To con:~=ent to it would be to furnish a barrier to all investigations. It would publish lwforeiiand the, parties to be investiglilell and the witnesses to be summoned, and thus give time for papers to be removed and for witne.-.-es to abscnnd. MI-. Clymor conceded that the Republican mom bcrs of me Hun.-e were just as earnest and sin- cere in their willingness for investigation, where there was proper cause, as nieinbei-3 on his own side. He could conceive of no more disagree- able duty that could be imposed on any pliblic informer. He knew. from his own experience, that thousands of rumors 1‘B:l()llC<l committees, in wiiicii, possibly, there might be ti grain of truth. He knew that in the last Con- gress he had examined, patiently and carefiilly, rumors of the most monstrous cliaracter, affecting a then high officer of the Government, on which rumors he would no more have come into the House and made charges against him than he would have dlired to as.-as-_ sinatc him; and had not the comlnittee been armed with power of atzaciiment-. the crime and disgrace and disiionor of that oﬂicer would not have been exposed. He did not doubt that in the Executive Department, as now administered, the head-' of those depai-tnieiits courted lllVCSl,l;.',':ttiOn in order to protect themselves from the derelic- nous of their predecessors. He believed Iliut lllillly of them were El:IXl()1lS that the past slmuld be examined. Tiiey did not want to turn inform- ers. They did not want to appear as inforlnei-s and spies on their predecessors, unless they were compelled to do so, ‘ but if the House asked Ilieln for proof, he said it regretfully and truthfully, the proof would be abundant to snow that in the past, of wliicli the present should be ztshaiiled. Mr. Cox remarked th_at he alone, on his side of the house, had favored the adoption of the reso- lution before the recess. Still he believed in the general principle laid down by the gentleman of Maine... Tnci'e ought to be as little general BCZll'l‘.l.llllg as possIble,for no one know.-' what; but an toe ame time it was exceediiigll. diﬂicul-.. l0 draw‘ the line. He was inclined to go so far do In say .h.II, a member should also in his place and say Lllnt lie , belivcd certain charges to be true. He, nilnseif, was the only member against whom the resolu- tion could possibly be frzimeai, because he had been in cm-.1-go of a department, the Interior j)epartment. gin reg-.Ird to which rumors of fraud had been so coinmon. He could not conceive of circunisiaoces under which it woiild appear to him to be a friendly act on the part of ills political friends to object to any breadtli of investigation winch could reach hlS own oﬂlcial acts. He should consider the .-:.lIbsi.i- tule as S£l‘ilSftl.CLOl'V, and that if any committee should comcinto the House and say, on their lionoI',t‘nat they deem an iiivesligalioli necessary, the power should be iuiliiediateiy given. ile tliouglit the origlnal FCSOILII-50)] went too f.Ir - for its own purposes. ',I~Iowevci', with the feeling which he had indicated, he would be cautious in male, honest inquiry and iiivesligation for the ' even saying that he would go with me DeInocl-at- ic side of the lrlouse for any investigation which 'man from Ohio (Foster) had not been made in remark of the gentleman from New York (Cox) niiglit be l‘fll:.-Il1ll(lel‘Sl,l')0d by my silence, I reply to his rcinark, "How did you get the President in?” ‘In reply to the numerous allegations that have been made by the public press, and by some gen- tlemen tllroughoiit the country. I say that, so far as I am concerned, there trlith in these cliarges. tlI.ItI know anytliing about has been printed and published to the world. amendment was adopted. of such oiiicers as are ciiargeli with improper or unlawful proceedings, and a particular statelnem. of tlic ciiarges'a,<.:ainst them, and the same shall be accompanied by a statement in writing, signed by one or more members of this House, that such charges and statements are sustained by evi- dence such as to make investigation necessary. was greeted with (l€X1lCllSll'itLl0Il8 of triumph on the Repulilicam side of the House. olution and substitute. lint Mr. Wood, of New York, moved '4(;ljIill1‘lLl- ment, cliaractei-ized by Mr. l-lale as fllibuslering, it niignt dceinnecessary. Mi‘. Garfield did not believe there was a mem- ber present who objected to anv ‘investigation of any public officer on any reasonable ground, but what was the present ‘proposition? It was that eighteen committees, vviihout any allegation wilalever, shall go forth to search for soiuctlnng to investigate. He would not object even to that, If they were told to use due dlll_:',‘€llC8 in order to find" wlietber everything was right Wlihlll their respective jurisdictions. Wnat \\ as complained of was that these elgliteeu colninlttees were em- powered, in advance of any allegation, to send Ior papers and persons anywhere in the United States; that they were armed with plenary ‘alltll0l'- ity to couilnaild anv privaie citizen, from Maine to CalZfOl’l'll2t, to leave his buslne.-s,to come to W.IsliIn{.:ton as a witness, to bring his books and’ papers illlcl disclose any of his private all'aII's, and that not by the express coininand of the House delivered ma case proposed, but by the vicarious power of the House given in advance to a few gentleman in a com uiittce room. It was that flature of the l'CSUll1l.l0ll VVlllC-h be regarded as uowi e and uI.I.erly unjust by any fl’l(';lS known .0 the coun ry. lie dill noi propose to consent to throw a \ll‘3g,‘-llet over 40,000,000 citizens to drag any one of llicm into coinnilllce rooms without any bear- mg, and without any speciﬁc authority of the Liullhe. Mr. Banks said the pending proposition was in conflict with article 4 of me bill of riglit.-, which protects citizens ‘ against. uiircasoliuble searches and seizures. The Senate had once passed an order calling on ollicers of the Govern- ment to appear befoie it and testify as to what they had done, and a great man who was then Prcsixlent of tile United States (Jack:-on), dc- Cl{ll't:d that no officer of the Goierliment under his 3.iilllllllEl’t!‘3.tlUll would be i'equll'ed or allowed to obey such an order. Mr. lsucl-zncrdicl not understand that the ob- ject of these lllV'eSLl;.i‘a.llOllS was to make political capital. Ls main and priliolpal object was in the lillLCi‘8St of l’C£l'8ilCh!llClll. and rcfoi-Ill, as it was lll‘ll)0SSli)l0 to rellucc expenditures of the Govern- ment unless such power were given to coin- niittces. lllr.Cai-field called attention to the fact that jllsLsucliadi':1g-iiet I'(:S()lllLl0ll ivas passed last CongI'e:-.s, and llilil cost the couIitl'_v $500,000. Did the gentleman believe that the izlvestigiiimn by the Naval Committee was worth $75,000, which it had Cost? Mr. Clinier said the investigation made by that conm ittee last year would enable the Appro- pl‘la.'tl0ll Committee to make a reduction much larger than the investigation cost. Mr. Gal-field replied‘ that he was glad to hear it, but he still believed that whenever any gentle- man wished to lllV88llgE'tl6 the Presix.-.ent or his title, let them make Cllzl.l'g‘CS, and he would help 'thClll at Ilie earliest 1)()S.>ll)lC Inunient. Mr. Tucker said he could not see any danger in allowing the committees to proceed with investi- gations without being obliged to ask a special pcrniission of the House. _ Mr. Con._er said tout when this subject was up for consideration last Congress, the-trenlleiiiali from Virginia (Mr. Tucker) had exclaimed that there slioilld be a.’ continuous on- ward lll\'GSilg‘tll.lOIl. He had cried out ill the unknown language of Pocaliontzis, his an- cestor, mllta vestig-ia l'etroI'sz/.In [laugiitci'], and taking it for granted til-at it meant no step back ward, investigations had gone forward. It had cost between seven hundred and eight hundred lh0llS1lllf.l(Lli)ll2l.l‘.9. to make these investigations. ’l‘lie country had been disgusted with the whole proceedings; witnesses liad been subpoen.-zed whose oatlis would not be taken anywhere. No honor had accrued to anybody from those inves- Iigations except to his tliealrical friend from Peiiiisylvanla (Clymer) ,who'lia:ifaiicIeI.l a mare’s nest with a her.-.e in it [laughter], and brought it to the House, mounted the tribunal and present- ed Iiis case with so much glorification that the country had been astounded while the Home had stood trembling with terror-[iai.ii.°:li:er]-that liad SLlll'lll.l'.tl.Gi.l ‘every other committee to emulate and equal the gentleman from Pennsylvania. who had caught the first fish, but all had failed to emulate the illustrious example of that gentle- man. There could not be two such big trans-.ic-~ tions in one century. [Laughton-.] The human mind could not bear the strain of two such por- formances. [L'.ill§1‘lll.Cl‘.] The object. of the pres ent resolution was to set the drag-net at work all over the country when the country was already disgusted with that practice. Mr. Burcnzlrd did not think it was Wise in ad- vance to give the committee such eXt‘i'&l()l‘dlIl£ll'_\_7 power, though he was willing to give them such powers when they should come: forward and ask for them. The general debate having closed,tlIe first ques- tion was taken on Mr. Bui'cbai'd’s amendment, authorizing the committee to apply to the House at any time for power to send for persons and pa- pers, and it was agreed to. Mr. Foster offered an amendment, instructing the Committee on Public Expenditures also to in- vestigate expenditui es of various sums appropri- ated by the Forty-fourth Congres for the purpose of conducting investigations, and to re- port speciﬁcally , to whom, and for what services, various payments have been made. He did ’ not believe, he said, in this drag-net process of investigation. He asked his Democratic friends whether they wanted to continue that kind of investigation which had blackened the character of the late Speaker of the House, and blackened the character of a gentle- man who had been before the Democratic Na.- tional Convention as a candidate for President, and was now a prominent candidate for Sen- ator from Ohio (Pendleton). It seemed to him that the country had had enough of that sort of thing. ’ He would not say there had been anything Wrong in the payment of expenses of the investigating committee of the last Congress, but statements had been made to him, which led him to believe that there had been gross carelessness, if not downright corruptlon, In the expenditure of f‘.I‘..‘1‘.3V} that dead heat: from all parts e! the I country had come to Washington and been made witnesses, and that one person who wanted? K0 to me Centennial had got his member tr? .vo him summoned as a witness, while hec cw nothing about the case. --. Mr. Hewitt, of New York. Name. 0. Mr. Foster. That is the llemocratlc pl.-S ice. Mr. Hewitt. The Democratic practice}: I al- ways to name; give us the namc._ _ ¢ Mr. Foster. My Democratic friend wil rid it ﬁne field for enterprise in that direction . Mr. Wood remarked that Mr. Foster’s ' lend- ment might be very harmless, but was iirely disingenuous. He thought the design .s to throw an additional olislaclc in the wt,..t any investigation at all. Tile gentleman wb was op- posing the resolution might for the ti being succeed in making it appear that the I so Was against these investigations, but who to the party that would attempt to obstruct inquiry into official conduct.‘ Everybody knew that corruption pervaded. all the public service of the country, from municipal governments to na- tional govel'nme‘nts. Mr. Foster. Does the gentleman charge cor- l'l1ptgOll against the present National Administra- tion. . Mr. Wood. Iknow of none: but the present Administration need not fear investigation. Mr. Foster. It does not. Mr. Wood. Then why oppose it? ' _Mr. Foster. Why oppose the investigation asked for in my amendment? Mr. Wood. Because it is not germane to the subject. Mr. Cox said the lender made by the gentle- good faith, for he had made it smilingly, and lie was still smiling. Republicans laughed at and taiiiiteli the Democrats for their examinations into abuses and wrong, when the verdict of the people had been rendered on these very investi- gations. He knew the Republican party had got the fruits of the election, and had its man lll the la bile House. He paused in order that the gentleman from Ohio (Foster) might smile. I [L:iugllI.er.] _ Mr. Fost-t-r.§Lest the innuendo comprised in the is not one scintiila of Every word, every line Alter considerable discussion, Mr. Foster's The question then recurrell on Mr. Halc’s substitu-e and it was adopted, 101 to 99. It is in the following terms: Whenever any com- mittee of the House shall ask for special and ex- traordinary powers, whether in relation to time and conduct of its meetings, the power to send for peI'son.- and papers, the right to report at any time or any other extension of its powers and duties for the purpose of ilivcsiigaling the con- duct and ‘action of any present or former ‘oﬂlcer of . the Government or business of any department, bureau, division or bra rich of public service, the charges on which such demand for investigation is based shall be presented in writing to the House, with me names When the result of the vote was announced, it The committee then rose and reported the res- Mr. Hale endeavored to get action, in the House, wbicli was carriell--101 to 93-and the House all- journeti. THE S'l‘A’I‘E CAPITAL. Doings of the Day at Jefferson City. Special Dispatch to the Globe—Deiuocrat. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., January 10.—-In the Supreme Court this morning, in State of Missouri ex rel. Robert B. Caldwell, rel. vs. John T. Redd, Judge of the Circuit Court of Rails, peti- tion for mandamus was ﬁled. The petition asked an order compelling the Judge to sign the bill of exceptions in the case of John H. Garth against tiie relator. Slate ex rel. Herman A. Hacussler, relator,vs. the Judges and Clerk of the St. Louis Court of Appeals. Petition filed by respondents asking an order compelling the Court to grant an appeal in the case of rclator again.-t Emile Thomas et al. Arljcurneu till 9 a. m. to-morrow. . The Governor has granted a pardon to Frank Meyei-s, a convict from St. Louis. for grand iar ceny, undertlie three fourths rule. Hon. Geo. C. Heard, attorney. of Sedalia, is in the city for the purpose of obtaining the reels- tration of $228,000 of Ihe compromise funding bonds of that city, in the miles of the Auditor of State. The Auditor’s certificate has been or- Iierc I and will be appended at once. The bonds run twenty years. iodeemablc at any time after five, and bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum.‘ Gov. Phelps and other Stateoﬁicials returned from their Kansas City junketing expedition last lll0'lll3. iesse C. Roach, of Warrensburg, has been de- clared a bankrupt on his own petition; also John Geeks, of Syracuse. 5 THE SUNSTRUCIK SE10 WBIAN. ............_..._..__u Jalte Haiglit Acljiidged insane by :1 Chi- ea::;o Jury. Special Dipatcli to the Globe-Deinocrat. CHICAGO, ILL. , Jzl.nu.'-iry 10.—-One of the cases of ins-.mil_v tried In the County Court to-day was that of Jacob Haiglit. He was formerly ope of me proprietors of HIi.igiit’s Circus, and_ well known in connection L|l€l‘(:Wll.ll all over the coun try. His present condition is partly owing to a sunsti-eke received about five years ago, and partly owingio the loss of his property by busi ness depression. He and several brothers were engaged :1 uiimbor of years ago in the mercantile buslness,and loaned money extensively. They be- came involved in some l)LlSlll(:‘.\.‘Sll‘()lllllt$2lll(1,l.O(‘£X- tricate Llieniselves,became tlio_ownci's of a circus and lnenzlgerle. They realized considerable money in their new venture, and while traveling in the South, five years ago, Jacob was sun- l-Lflliik. Hard times followed, and eventually the brothers became bankrupt. They valued the circus at $15,000. The jury returned a verdict of insanity. , THE VACAN CY FILLED. Clinton ‘County, 111., Elects a New 'l‘rea.surer. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CARLYLE, ILL., January 10.-—A special election -was held in this county last Tuesday, to fill a va- cancy in the oﬂice of County Treasurer, caused by the ineligibility of Stephen Ackerman, who was elected last November, and afterwards proved to be an alien, illl.ll()ll*.‘£ll he had resided and been a voter in the county for the past twenty three years. The flfﬁclitl count shows Mr. Dani. Locey to be circled by a majority of 173 ovcrlilr. 13-. Weber, an Independent candidate. No interest, whatever, was taken in the election, there being but 1.455 Votes cast, on a vote of over 3.000 at the last l’I'eaI‘illeiitial election. Passed off very quietly , there being no distill-bance of any kind. Tue vote of Trenton was thrown out on account of irregu- larities in the I-eiurns. The vote of Trenton was 79 for Weber and 75 for Locov.‘ Internal Revenue Collections. Special Dispatcli to tile Clone-Democrat. LOUISIANA, 010., January l0.—-The following is an abstract of the United States internal revenue collections in‘, the fourth district of Missouri, during the year 1877, by Gen. Arthur C. Stewart, United States Collector. Tliere are twenty—two counties in this district: l\Ianufa.ctureI_i tnbacco, $‘241._526 31; spirits, $41,007 ‘29; banks, $‘20.157_51: cigars, $14,245 90; beer, $11,602 81; penalties, $388 52. Total, $328,928 34. Tile total cost of COl1CGilng the same, iiiciiiding traveling expenses and salaries of live deputies, ﬁve storekeepers and elaugers, oflice rent, fuel, express charges, books, etc., aiiioiinted to only 4 per cent of the collections, leaving 96 per cent clear to the United States. Interesting to Collectors. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. by the Auditor, given to Treasurer Paulson, of this county, some days ago, is first made public to-day, and is important to Collectors. The Auditor holds the views advanced by Ninian W. right to disti-ain personal property for real estate taxes. Fryer’s Freak. NEW YORK, January l0.—-The Tribune, noting tho disappearance of J. C. Fryer. manager of the Traveling Opera Troupe, says it is stated by some of his friends that it was nothing new for Fryer to disappear for several days while traveling, when business was poor. While traveling a few years ago. as manager of the Strako;-ch Italian Opera Company, returns being small, be absent- ed hlmself for ten days, and when he returned the estate all that is pOSb‘ib1t‘3 for _ the creditors, and with the least possible delay and expense.. SPRINGFIELD, ILL., January 10.--An opinion - Edwards in arecent trial, trial. the revenue act of 1872 was so amended by the Legislature of 1873 that Town and District Collectors have no A0 BAD BREAKS. E —-—._.g The All‘a.irs of Banks: Bunn Being In- vestigateiie -..——...._....- Assignee Brown Apparently An1'.l01l8 _“ to His Salary. Dunning Silent as to the Institutionﬁ Hurt by His Failure. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRINGFIELD, ILL., January 10.-The credit- ors of Jacob Bunn held an adjourned meeting at Dunn's Opera House this afternoon, and were present in such large numbers as to occupy about all the seats on the lower ﬂoor. .. were savings depositors, and included a number of women, and a large representation of the wealthier colored people. noods and societies were also represented, hav- ing kept their funds in Buxin’s Bank, and large balances at the time of suspension. Mayor Priest called the meeting to order. committee to confer on the part of the creditors with the assignee and Mr. Bulin, regarding a basis of settlement with the creditors, silblnitted a report oflhe meeting and conference with Mr. Brown‘, together with A large majority A number of brother- with Ex- Tho THE FOLLOVVING LETTER to the creditors of Jacob Bunn: I have met and coiiieried with the committee appointed by a. meeting of ci-editors of Mr. Jacob Bunn, at the Leland Hotel, on last Saturday. ance conveyed by them of your respect, confi- dence and e.-iteem, you have my sincere thanks. It is due to myself to state that Iwas absent from the city at the time of my selection as assignee, and had not received an intimation from any source of Mr. BuI'In’s failure until neither sought nor desired the position, neither did my pal-tiiers suggest or ask for my appoint- ment. of . . frankly that while my own circumstances in life, the neglect of my own business, and the responsi- bllity devolving upon the assignee make it proper and requisite should be allowed for my services, gard it as notliing less than roiibery to clizlrge or receive exorbitant fees in this, especially in view of the general ﬁl‘lun0llll distress of the country and the number of sufferers in needy circum- stances tlirougli the present failure, nor would I desire an allowance of a percentage on so large an amount. dence and good will of this community is the am-- 4‘ bltioii of my life, and has been for the past twenty years. rity controls the matter of compensation, but if the creditors desire to siiegest any equitable and fair mode of determining the value of my services, I think there can be no difficulty in our agreeing at the proper time as to the basis of settlement, and such action on their part would be eininently proper, Ol"(llIlltl‘ll_V ex parte, _ _ _ the present instance to have it otherwise if pos- siblc. relieved , on Thursday next will appoint a committee o ﬁve with authority to represent and act for them in the winding up of the estate, with whom I can confer from lime to tiine,and to which committee For the assur- my return. I to the probable expense estate, 1 will say Willi regard winding up the that a reasonable conipeiisation I should re- . To deserve and retain the confi- I have faith in the judgment and integ- of -the County Court, which alone as the application to the court for fees is and it would be desirable in I should be personally gratiﬁed and if creditors at their meetiii I shall submit all matters of importance, includ- ing attorneys’ fees and other expenses. and in case of disugreeinelit I would not act in opposi- tion to their wishes without appealing to the County Court. I think It proper to say in conclu- sion that I should be umvllling to act as assignee of the estaic if 1 had any reason to think that my selection for this duty was unacceptable to the, creditors or to any considerable num- ber of ‘them. Assuring you _of _ my synipatliy, and my earnest wish to realize out of the p -.yment of I am your obfledient servant, [signed] CHRISTOPHER 0. BROWN. The report and letter were received and adopt- ed, and after discussion, and a further express- ion of a desire that Mr. Buun could personally resume the conduct of his own affairs, which was shown to be impracticable, the advisory com- mittee suggested by the assignee was elected as followl..: Hon. John W. Pi"iest, Philemon Stout, O. H. Minor, 0. A. Gelirmoun, and A. M. Greg‘- ory. The gentlemen named are prominent citi- zens of the couuI.y and city, and will prove oili- cient in the discharge of the important trust. ‘ The assignee has agreed not to receive more for his services than $5,000 a year, and thus matters will be managed entirely to the satisfaction of do- positors. Mr. Bunn will remain in the employ of the assignee in a clerical capacity, where his ser- vices will be of great value in settling up tho co- tate. Another Chicago Smash. CHICAGO, January 10---Wells & Faulkner, wholesale grocers on Water street, were com- pelled to suspend tcmporliriiy yesterday,owing to what is regarded as umieccssary liarslincss on the part of the Merchants’ Saving Loan and Trust Company, which, finding the house some- what embarrassed at the necessity of hav- ing a note of $20,000 to meet on Satni'd:Iy, put a custodian in charge of the l)l'ClllIr‘(3S. The firm have received numerous of- lel‘:i-0filSSlSlElllCC to-day, but at a lIlC0(.llJ.9,' of creditors to-night. it was deemed preferable to close out, and that course will prob:ibly be taken. Tile liabilities are about $94,000, with assets con- siderably less. The Barrington Bank Suspends. SPl:{ll\‘GF1EL1), January l0.-The great Barring- ton Savings Bank has suspended, pcndmg the in- vcstigation by the State Bank Commissioners. The deposits are $407,000, and total liabilities $414,000. Among the as.-rots are $108,000 In bank stock. $250,000 loaned on real estate, $25,000 on personal property, $30.000 in other loans, $1,846 in cash, and $5,959 in real esillte. LATER. The State Bank Commissioner has examined the Great Barrlngton Savings Bank_, which was reported unsound, and comIne_nLls it to public coiiﬁdeiice. but recommends _thirty days’ notice be required for drawing deposits. Illinois Bankrupts. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. , January 10.-—William Cas- sell, of Vermillion County, and Aaron Warner, of Rose, Shelby County. to-day ﬁled petitions in voluntziry bankruptcy. John i\lcGrath, dry goods in6'rcliant here, to-«lay made an assigiiment, and also P. P. O’DonIicli, a merchant of this city. Tue lialiiliues aszgl-egate :ili<Ii1t$2Ii,000, the largest debt Sbllvflllled being to Dodd, Brown 85 Co. , St. Louis. $6,800. Assets, a stock Oi’ g‘II_t)tls, about $10,000 value, and $1,000 in small retail accounts, collectable. Dunning’s Dupes. NEW YORK, January l0.--There are no new developments to-day regarding the suspension of E. J. Dunning. Assignee Bell is engagezl in straightening up the affairs of the concern, and Dunning states that all banks to whom he is in- debted, as well as other creditors, express them- selves as favorable to an easy settlement, which shall enable him to resume within a short time. He refuses to state what banks are involved in addition to tho-e previously me_niioned, not wish- ing to embarrass them at this time. Falling for a Friend. NEW YORK, January 10. -Francis B. Wynkoop, No. 60 Pearl street, formerly in the varnish trade, made an assignment to-clay, liabilities stated at $282,606; assets small. Much of his indebtedness is said to have been contracted for another per- son, who guaranteed part payment of the notes. The Hen Convention.’ CHICAGO, January l0.—-The third annual exhi- bition of the National Poultry Association, the opening of which was postponed until to-dav, on account of the absence of a few members and exhibitors. opened at 1 o'clock this afternoon with a line display of_ remarkable birds. Entries are 1.000 poultry and 200 pigeons. Canada sends a goodly quota, and mostof tlic Eastern_St:Ites have entries. This exhibition will last until Jan; nary 18; and will in —a fcwI.i_a.vs add ado8' 13-n01‘31‘3 show :0 the present attractions. Providing for the Poor. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DAVENPORT, 1A.. January 10.-A meeting was held in Rock Island, this evening. to devise ways and means for helping the deserving poor. There are now over 300 being supported, in full or in part, by the Overseer of the Poor, and at least 200 more begging for work. The saw-mills have run but half of the season, and work being suspended at the Arsenal, much suffering has been caused. he explained to his company that ho had been on ll 3 spree. . A M10110 mevﬁng of the taxpayers was called for 5‘-If-n1'day evening. 2 L_ C St. Ennis Easily @,l_sht-Ethistral, grilled warning; @aitnarp11,18'ZS. L GENERAL AND PERSONAL. JEFF. DAVIS’ daughters are at school in Ger- many. — Wromixo TERRITORY jurymen ‘draw $3 per day pay. SAN DIEGO complains BLONDIN has traveled nearly 2,500 miles on th ‘tight rope. _ ' THE English talk of abating Indian ifalmines by frri9;a tion . ‘ A RED-HAIRED girl described herself as a glo- riﬁed blonde, 1 ' E-ienrr-roux persons committed suicide in San F:-ancisco in 1877. DURING last year Nevada produced more than one-half the gold and silver yield of the United States-. I Snivxrou Anrisrnoue, of Missouri, has not yet made his maiden speech in the Senate.-—[Ex- change. ‘ ‘ THE British Government has made several Fenian prisoners a New Year's present of their freedom. “A BABY,’ ’ says a recent French writer, “is of being afflicted with crease.” _ STANLEY is in splendid llealth. thoulrh S110~WiI18 some traces of the severe ordeal through Which he has passed. IT is estimated that the population of San Fran- cisce at the present time is about320,000, of which some 35,000 are Chinese. ‘ Miss LONGFELLOW’S Richard Dana is Richard III.——[Exchange. And Miss 0phelia’s Dane-a was Hamlet the First. THE (greater part of Yokohama is built on ground which has been made since the opening of the country to foreign trade. MEISSONIER and Detaille, curiously. enough, will not send their new pictures to the next Salon in Paris, but to the Exhibition. _ THE Japanese Department of Education is collecting all the journals and periodicals in Japan to send to the Paris Exhibition. ' THE Old <>l1l11’<1h at Marion and Prince streets New York. has been reollened as a. lodging house for the homeless. It is nightly crowded. A CERTAIN rlch widow was. once asked whether awoman likes love or money best. Her reply was: "Amour fait beaucoup, mais urgent fait tout‘)! FLORENCE M_ARRYA'rT’s new novel, A Little stepson, has been published in London.——[Ex_- change. No reference to any of the Lord ‘boys intended. IT is jnstalittle strange that the abolition of hell and the discovery of a bottomless lake in the Rocky Mountains are traveling the exchange round together. DR. BEVERIDGI, an English naval surgeon, says that foreign substances, such as pieces of meat, ctc., can be removed from the throat by blowing in the ear. HAMLE'1"S father-’s ghost is supposed to have been a Dane-specter in the Copenhagen Custom House.—-[New York Commercial. This joke is barely worthy of Excise-ion. A DERATING society has been formed bya mim- ber of inﬂuential Japanese residing in and about the neighborhoods of Yokohama and Tokio, and is called “The Yenzetsu-Kai.” FESTINA (eat is a _very good motto. The Chinese have one in spirit the same. "Do thy work with the most necessary deliberation, but, consistent- ly therewith, the utmost dispatch.” AMONG the ladies who ‘ ‘received’ ’ at the capi- all on Tuesday last was the venerable widow of Jackson's secretary of War, Gen. John Eaton. she were a miniature in gold of "Old Hickory.’ " Tan "hitherto unknown" romance by Poe, published in a London journal, to which it was furnished by John H. Ingram, proves to be from the files of Burton's Gentleman’: Magazine of about 1843. A QUEER development in the liquor business is that which comes as telegraphic news from Brooklyn. A dealer it seems has obtained a Judzment of $47 against St. Anno’s Episcopal church there for communion wine furnished the church. JOHN Rtzsauu. Youxo, the European corre- spondent of the New York Herald, has been stricken down in a very alarming way with what t is feared ls paralysis ofthe brain. Mr. Young has been ailing for some time, and will go, by command of his physicians, to Egypt for a favor- able climate. A usw months ago seventy-live letters of Mme, de Pompadour were discovered in Paris, and sold for $20 a letter, or for $1.500. These letters have just been published in Paris. They range over a period of twenty years, dating from 1741, and make an interesting contribution to the history of the time of Louis XV. Tm: J€t0t'3’l~ Times quotes from the Telegram .- “The notorious dark-eyed little Jewess, Georgie Lee, was again arraigned before Justice Bixby, " etc... and retorls as follows: “And at about me same time, the notorious blue-eyed little Chris- tlim, Owen Murphy, stole $40,000 from the Excise Chloe and abscondcd." HEIIMANN Vrtzix, the actor, was crossing the Strand the other day, when he was knocked down by a cart driven bya boy, but happily escaped without injury. A bystander said to the boy, “Do you know who that is you've nearly killed; That is M. Vczin, the actor.” “Is it?" said the boy, "I wish I'd akuowed; l’d a arst him for a homer." SALVINI has had a very successful season in Paris, though his performance of “El Fizlio dclle Solve,” which appears to be Italian for "Ingomar," was a failure. At his last appear- ance, whcii he played Hamlet, the pit was crowd- ed with actors, who presented to him :1 crown of bays. Salvmi is said to speak with great enthusi- asm of his visit to America, and to purpose re- turuimt here before long. He wants to show us how he can play “Tiinon of Athens.” New YEAR'S day was proliﬁc of numerous inci- dents, amusing and pathetic. One young lady was llcard to burn the following lament. when it seemed as if she were not ‘going to receive her due share of adoration: “They come not ’nongh," she said; "And the day is passing drearily; I've had twenty callers merely, . And That Tiling a hur.di'cd nearly; And I wish that I were dead !’ ' A Cmclloo correspondent of the Milwaukee Times describes the Modern Gomorr:ih’s condi- tion thus: “The times here are terrible. I do not know what will come of the present state of things by the middle of March. The. calls for pub- lic old are fl‘lgll1llll. I was called on today for money to buy a man it meal of victuals who had had nothing to eat for thirty-six hours. When I knew him ﬁfteen years ago he was worth $250,000, and is new and always has been a man of good habits." JAPAN should be a trend c.usl‘omcr for American timber. In describing a new bridge the Jupzm Gﬂfeife. ﬂlludilrg to the oualltv of the native wood 5335! "We are, however, of the opinion, that the total unfitness of the timber, procurable in Japan, for the construction of bi'ill,:rcs, or indeed for any work in which only a moderate degree of ])£'!.tl‘l‘:flllCl‘.(‘.(’. and stability is iiecessary, has been r '-V v 4 , .. anlllly proved not only upon the railway, but fzlrotlgliolit the country, in case of the wooden bridges constantly l‘t'Tq'.lil'lllg‘ renewal, and always obj;-crs of anxiety and distrust.” 6 Tm-; theory in regard to the fire in the Barclay street candy factory, in New York City, favored by the A-:nrricun Arclizftrct, is that some explosive vapor lied boon ge:~.erat,ed in the- process of niaiiufacluro, and that l..lllS was set on fire by the laflljls”, wlllcli mu.-.-rt have been freshly lighted, Two of the workmen have declared that the ﬁre began with the iipseiiillg of a lamp in the starch room, where ﬁnely powdered starch was used in the manufacture of lzumdzrop.-. Severe explo- sions have frequently occurred in ﬂour mills, where very ﬁne million: is done, the air being filled with fine particles of starch , which are de- composed almost as quickly as gunpowder. Th 9 dust of ﬁne ﬂour may have made an explosive at mesphere in the candy factory, and more or less volatile eswncos used in the manufacture of con- an angel whose wings decrease as his legs in- tus-sle. Neifer was thrown to the ﬂoor by LOST '.rits:Asu‘Rr.'s'. [Elizabeth Akers, in Baldwin’: Monthly.) If some kind power, when "our youth is ended, And life’s first freshness lost in languid noon, Should stay awhile“ the doom by Fate intended, And grant us, generously, one precious boon- Saylng, "With thwartings, bitterness and trial, H Your toilsome days thus far have been op- 1 _pre.ssod; i - Choose now some blessing‘, fearing no denial, ‘A To light and charm and beautify the rest”-— ; What should we ask? thepriso of young ambition? Fame. Dower,woalth and gifts of priceless cost? Ah, not our souls would utter the petition: ‘ ‘Give ‘us--oh, only give us back our lost!" N0 lofty :i0.V by longing. never crossed; No new light undreamed of, heaven-descended. Only our own.--the treasures we have lost I For. wearied outwith strife and glare and clamor, Grown wlseryvith our years and clearer-eyed, N0 mare begulled by dreams, nor charmed by glamour, We citlﬁaeaal the new, and prize ‘the known, the Ah. what a crowd of joys would rather round us, Could We but have our vanished back again! The heart unspoiled, the strength and hope which crowned us, The bounteous life, the ignorance of pain... The innocence, the ready faith in othera. The sweet spontaneous earnestness and truth, The trust of friends. the tender eyes of mothers, And all the rich il1.heritance_ of youth- Theplans for noble lives, that earth thereafter, Mlglhl: be more pure, the touch of love’s warm 1 -1) wind Staving hand; the sound of childish laugh.- er, _ The peace of home. the joy of comradeship.-—p We had them all; and new that they have left us, We count them carefully, and see their worth, And feel that time and fortune have bereft us Of all the best and (i_earest things on earth. lug, Ant; :1: our flower-plate are touched with r s , We ask no more some new untasted blessing... But only sigh, ‘ ‘Oh, give us back our lost!” LORD——HICKS. Further Developments in this Interest- ing Case. I From the New York World. I The children of Mr. Thomas Lord now pro- fess soine anxiety lest he may be ill, and as- sert the fear that his long silence may be due to that fact. No tidings of his whereabouts have been received at the office of Messrs. Lord, Day & Lord. Out of regard to the feelings of Mr. Lord’s two daughters, who are very much exercised at their father's long absenc_e—-—as he promised them by letter to re- turn home last Frida_v—-—the friends have made an effort to eouimuuicate with Mr. Thomas Lord, and wrote a private note to his wife, which was delivered at her house in “Test Fourteenth street last evening. The letter urges Mrs. Lord, ‘if she does not desire to disclose the whereabouts of her new husband, at least to relieve the suspense of his children by assuring them of their father’s well-being. No reply to this note had been received up to midnight. Although this uneasiness is said to be felt by Mr. Loid’s family, no more decisive steps have as yet. been taken to ascertain beyond a doubt where he has been and is now con- cealed. Mr. Daniel D. Lord, the lawyer, says that if no word is received from Mr. Thomas Lord to-day, detectives will have to be employed to discover his "hiding-place-— ‘ ‘not so much to assist the consummation of the legal proceedings now in progress, as to allay the misgivings of his family. ’’ There is no necessity of giving personal notice that the commission of lunacy has been issued, Mr. Daniel D. Lord says. He states that it would be perfectly admissible to paste a copy of the papers on the outside door of any house in which it might be proved that Mr. 'l‘hoinas Lord was secreted, and that this would con- stitute due and proper service. He does not wish, however, to adopt any such measures, for the rather odd reason that they would give more publicity to the case than the friends desire. With regard to the injunction that has been obtained from the. Court preventing Mr. Thomas Lord or his representatives from controlling his securities or real estate, Mr. Daniel D. Lord says it effectually ties up all the property pending: the suit, and that it will be very dimcult to dissolve such an injunc- tion. The proceedings will necessarily be very tedious. and the delay may ultimately affect the immediate pecuniary resources of his family. Mr. Daniel D. Lord says that all of Mr. Thomas Lord’s children are indirectly dependent upon him for support‘. They are not in ally way, he says, embarrassed for the momcnt,but if the stilt should not be brought to a speedytermitiiitioii they will have to ob- taiu money from outside sources, as it would not be judicious to obtain an order from the Court for an allowance. Prior to the time that Mr. Thomas Lord came into a portion of the fortune of his brother, sir. Rufus L. Lord, most of his sons were engaged in active business. Mr. Tliomas Lord, Jr., was in the drug firm of Lord «is hlorgnn, and Charles and Frank also held business positions. At the request of their father they abandoned coni- incrciiil pursuits, and have since drawn ii yearly allowance, which has always been paid promptly, except on one or two recent occasions. No word has yet been received from Dr. George A. lI’ct.ers, one of the Commissioners iippollitctl by the Court, citlicr by Jtll.l_t:e Faucller or Messrs. Lord, Day & Lord. Ex- Jll(l,L'C F.':l1(“ll0l‘ says it belongs to the peti- tl0ll€1"S counsel to make application to the Court for the selection of another g'CllU(.’-lllilll to serve in Dr. Peters’ place should he refuse to accc~pt. Ex-J1l<:f_l;_'c Fnliclicr says that lie is only a Couimissioner and can not move in the iualtcr until service has been made upon Mr. Thomas Lord, in one way orthc other, ac- cording to the forms Prescrilicd by law. He will attend to the olganiziltion of the Colli- niission when cvcrytliilig is in readiness, nniiiiiig the place of meeting after the jury has bcoii selected by the Sheriff. If the peti- tioner’:-; lawyers should even be so successful as to give the proper notice to Mr._Tliomas Lord there may be a delay, as that gentleman has the right, tllrough his counsel, to apply for a stay of two weeks in order to prepare the llcfelisc. Froin the annexed table it would appear not only that Mr. ’.l‘l'lomas Lord comes of a long-lived race, but that the C:u'Cil'llal knew what he was about when he exacted the pre- liminziry condition that the ﬁr.-st. child born of the Lord-llicks i:uarrl'age should be brouszbt up in the cliurcli. . Ills gi'niidi'utllcr, Elcnzer Lord, born March 7, 1700, (lltl(l1\.llll‘(.:ll 7, 1786, aged eiiglity-six. ills futlicr, Nutliah Lord, born October 5, 1738, died October 31, 1833, aged ninety- five. . llisbrotlier, Rufus L. Lord, born March 13, 1782, died May ‘.24, 1869, aged eighty- seven. Iiisbrollicr, Eleazer Lord, born Septem- ligrfl, 1788, died Julie 3, 1871, aged eighty- rec. Ills lirctlier, David N. Lord, born March 4, 1702, is now nearly ciglity-six years of age, tillld resides at ‘.23 West Seventeenth strce . Cllio l_)I‘l{lC§__fFOOnl, Thomas Lord, born March 17, 178-1-, lately rcsitlcd at 35 VVest Seven- teeuili street, and is reported to have been Illill‘i‘lCd on Holiday, Dcceiul.icr 31, 1877, to the afors..<:lil.lIt1rs. Hicks. klnec which time he has (ll.-s:ippc:il'e(l from the sight of men. By the llcstii of Rufus L. Lord in 1869, the brothers Davill N. Lord and ' llomas Lord canieinio possession of some :po,OO0.0_00 to $6,000,000 of propci't_v, divided equally be- l.\VEGl‘l there. In illO_l‘il£ll‘l'i£‘.g,"€‘ certiﬁcate, signetl by Thos. I.oi‘_(l (§__’,'l‘O(3l1‘.) and Annette W’. W. Hicks (l.ll‘ltlt3), aS1‘;lll)lli~.‘llCdll.l the Sunday Humid, Mr. Lord gives his "age next birthday,” cigliiiy _v(»ai‘s. His memory is poor; his real age on lllzarcli 17 will be eighty-four years. He also gives his motlier’s maiden name as llary Lntlirop, but in fact. his iiiotllel”s maid- en ll:;l‘:l‘3 vms ltiury Nereiis, who married IN’-ath::.ii Lord (Tlios. L0l'd’s father) on Octo- be-1'-31, 1771; Izlld it is noteworlliy that she vvas oi‘ the ll‘li'l'i1lll‘e age of fifty years when she _;;uvc ‘lsilléli to the now ha y bridegroom. Slieulll lllf‘ linppy couple so recently married reappear upon the cartli, why may not the youthful l,>I‘l(.iC’- give birth too. long line of worthy do.-ce~.li.isiits, to inherit and enjoy their due share of the remnant-—if any rem- nant remains-—of the two and a half millions which went to Tlioiiias Lord at the death of his brother Rufus in 1’8t>‘9? Death from a. Man’s Bite. l(7arson AD eal, January 1.] On Christmas Eve is party of convivial spir- its gathered‘ at the Carson Brewery, where they played cards and clrank beer for a while, when one of the party, Mr. Berggans, an at- tache of the _bre_wery, accused another em- pic-ye of. the institution, named Fred Neifer, of cheating. The resultwas a clinch and a. alectionerr may have added to the danger. Berggans and _given 9. black eye, and Berg- gans was bitten In the hand. J No visioned bliss, no pleasure newand splendid, . Ah, yes! when on our hearts the years are press- _ 7,, or forgotten by a bridegroom who caind 3. the world when Robespierre was in his glory f or by a bride to whom for a score of years : housekeeping has been no new experiment. were then separated” and nothing mo’ ewas thou ht of the quarrel, with the -exieption that eifer losthis place at the brewery. ‘On Thursday last Berggans experienced consider- able pain in the hand and arm where he was bitten, yet sought no medical advice. On Friday morning his arm was greatly swollen, and on Friday night he called in the aid of a physicianrbut by that time his case had as- sumed such a malignant form that medical science could do him no good. He died yes- terday morning about 9 o’cloek, suffering greatly. He was an Alsatian, fifty years ‘of age, and unmarried. . BOILER isxrnoslox AT HONG KONG Terrible Scenes of Suffering among the ‘Sealded . Passengers of A Chinese Steamship. ~ lFrom the China Mail.l A fearful accident occurred this moraine shortly before 8 o’clock on board the S. S. Yesso (Captan Ashton), belonging to Messrs. Douglas Lapraik & Co. The steamer had just arrived from the Coast Ports, and WM‘ being safely moored alongside the wharf. The pas- sengers were all preparing to leave her, when aloud report was heard and the vessel was shaken from stem to stem, while large: vol- umes of steam issued from the fore-hatch and engine-room. Ascene of consternation and dismay followed. and as many of the Chinese Passengers as were able rushed on deck, all who were forward having been more or less scolded. It was easy to perceive What had occurred, and it only remained for the officers to do what they could to alleviate the suffer- ings. of the unfortunate passengers. As‘ soon as the steam -had cleared away a most horrible sight presented itself. Mefij Were seen crawling along the decks fearfully disﬁgured, some of tliem. having the skin lit- erally peeled off their bodies. A large sup- ply of oil was at once procured from Messrs. Lane, Crawford & Co.’s store, which, to- gether with lint, was liberally supplied to all; chairs were at once procured, and the poor patients were sent as fast as possible to the Civil Hos ital. Chair after chair was brought on to the eck of the st,eame”r. and the woeful appearance of the poor creatures was most pitiable; many of them were lifted into the chair a helpless mass of scalded quivering ﬂesh, and there was a dazed look of unconsciousness on many of their faces. . Capt. Ashton and the other officers of the ship, the police and sev- eral gentlemen did their utmost to facilitate their removal, Dr. Adams being in attendance to superintend. After the living had been seen to, the dead were taken up, to the num- ber of twelve. Most of these must have been killed instantly, to judge by the positions in which they were fou'lid—tliey were nearest to the fore-hatch when the steam from below forced itself upwards, lifting the hatch off and carrying all before it. Olie was found sitting on his luggage, cross-legged, leaning against the bulkhead, others were lying on mats and many had been maimed by pieces of splintered wood. Strange to say there was one family that escaped unscathed, their miraculous escape being in a great measure due to the presence of iuilid of the woman, vvlio shut the door of her cabin and thus excluded the steam. Two women also, from presence of mind or terror, wrapped themselves in their blankets, and thus saved themselves from be- ing scolded. After the removal of all the uiifortunates, the deck was found strewn with skin of logs, feet and bands which had fallen off‘ entire. The number of persons scolded is about eighty, including four of the crew. Of these 6-1 were sent to the hospital, twelve were dead, and the remainder were only slightly hurt. The only European in- jured was the 2d engineer (Mr. W. H-aggat), but his injuries are not considered serious. The cause of the catastrophe was the blowing out of the forward end of the starboard boil- er, but we have not learnt full particulars, and probably never will. The boiler has, we believe, been in use only three years and seven months. It was constructed by the H. and W. Dock Company (by Mr. Brockat, the company’ s engineer at that time.) The steam was, we understand, being blown down at the time of the explosion, and it is said showed a pressure of not more than fourteeii pounds. Of t.his,.1iowever, at pres- ent we need say nothing. The result oftlie explosion was that the upper half of the for- ward end of the boiler was blown away; the bulkhead made of diagonal planks and per- tions of tea packages being strewn about the hold. One of the beams of the ship was damaged, having evidently been struck by the iron when the explosion took place. It is a curious circumstance that the forwzird deck, immediately above‘ the forehold, is seldom occupied by passengers; but on this occasion it was the central scene of the (1-isastel'. The police were most assiduous in prevent- ing robbery. At the Governliieut Civil Hos- pital nearly all the navy, military and civil doctors in the colony were hard at work, and the Gaol I-Iospitiil had to be availed of. Ad- miral Hilyar very promptly signalled for med- ical assistance from the ships of war; and we understalid that 11. E. the Governor visited the Hospital, where the sufl'el'e1's were being attended to. A number of the men are at the Tung Wah Hospital. Several of the p.-ltieuts have succumbed since being taken to Hospi- tal——deutlis are, in fact, hourly taking place; and it is feared that many of the injuries will have a fatal termination. An inquest will be held this afternoon at 4 o’clock. 'l‘he Hoiig Kong Daily Press of the 24th of November says that the total iitiiiibcr of deaths from the cxplos-ion on board the S.S. Ycsso amounted, up to that date, to seventy. Cupid on Crutches. |From the New York Ht-rald.l VVe protest with some feeling of indignation against the pl‘ip'gismwh'lc'li prompts certain iicwspupcr wi'itcl‘s«to (-Xerciso their fatuous wit vvlicilcvcr an elderly (.Imoroso- thinks proper to unite himself in wedlock with 11 lady still lmskilig on the sunny side of fifty. What right has any scribbler to belittle the coiiquests and assall the motives of the glor- ious little god of Love, because he aims his arrows at the hearts of fl venerable octo- geuarian and a mature beauty, who has already chronicled on her tablets the conquests and triuiiiplis of nearly five decades? On what psycliolligicnl priiiciple can we contend that the soul of ihim. after he has reached the liiirlily respectable ago of four score years, he- conies a sort of noniiiflamiiiablc concrete, dead to new impl‘cssiolis and iiiipervio-.is to Cupld’s darts? What mailitainuble ground have we for the belief that a ripe and experienced beauty, within two years of‘ kissing her first half CClltlll‘_V, cannot possibly kindle with a genuine love fora dear old boy of eighty- three? We do not intend to exhaust history in pro- ducing exulilple.-‘ of happy. ll‘l8.l‘I‘l2lg“tiS lll which the britlc-gri'ooni’s gray liiiirs have formcda pleasant foil for the golden locks of the youthful bride. We do not careto show how frc.quont.ly long: lilies of heirs have sprung up, the eldest of wliom has first opened his eyes in this world on an {lllX.10llSfi‘.lllel‘ of seventy and a happy, pautiiig liiotllcr of scvciiteeii. We slit-.11 not even quote the Well known and well worn proverbs relating to such mar- riages, one of wliich tells us that it is better to be an old in:in’s (.larlili;r than a young inau’s slave, and another of wliicll has some- thing to say about winter liiigerilig iii the lap of spring. All we desire to contend for is flint. an elderly gcntlelliaii and a mature widow havejust as much right to fall in love as a lad of twenty-two and a so-liool-girl of seventeen. Just as much right, indeed? We niay properly say much better‘ right. What are a young man’s iieccssifies for a wife as compared with those of an old man? A young man can jump into his slippers, fasten his collar and suspenders behind as well as in front, and do all little domestic chores for himself without assistance. An old man needs a lielpmate, and loves a wife for the aid she gives him as well as for her beauty, gentleness and grace. So far as the female is coliceriied_. woman is fund and loving by nature, and her heart is certain to go out to- wards those who are in a mea.-:ui“e dependent upon her. When the flame that attracts and consumes her is kindled by a suitor of be- tween eighty and ninety summers it may burn all the more steadily from the knowledge that it is fed by a tottering form which may need the firm hand of a true woman to guide it through the path of life in the future. If in a union between eighty-tliree and forty-eight some little attention is paid to pecuniary mat- ters it is only the result of a prudence taught by experience. The well-known fact that when poverty comes in at the door love ﬂies out of the window is seldom remembered by giddy young couples, who rush into wedlock , without knowing wether their love is genuine or fictitious. It is not likely to be overlooked into But because the chick of gold keeps pleasant I tune with the marriage bells it does not follow thatis must necessarily blunt the edge of Cupid’: arrows. The winced messengers of . love n straight, and we protest strains: the impu out assumption that their are power- less to reach the experienced heart of widow- ed forty-eight when shot by the amorous eyes 6 .......... ..........¢..... ._...... effousteersandmiwo -- srsunuv A1‘ caps}. TOWN-. -Report or the American Exp.lorer’s Speech Before the South African , Philoloizical Society. .1,‘ . [Efrem the "Cape Town".1‘lmoo.] In order to establish the proofs of relation- ship existing between the white and black races, Mr. Stanley instituted a _number of comparisons between Central Africa at pres- ent‘ and the Homeric ago. After several comparisons, in which be furnished strikingly similar instances, he compared the natural foibles of Central Africans with those of Europeans to-day, showing that if they had theirfetish worship and their superstitions, we have our spiritualists and our'sup)erst1. 'tions,‘too. He explained why, in his elief, the Congo had ﬁve timesa greater volume than the Nile, showinghow the wind currents drove up the masses of vapor to the moun- tain ranges. He believed that the ranges ve of the Congo basin intercepted_ times « the quantity of moI,St11I‘6 interce ted b the ranges of the Nile. e woul , have no difficulty in arrang- ing charts to show the winds which blow through the equatorial ranges, and which would teach us in a_ great measure why the headwaters of the great rivers were generally found in that region. He then went on in a conversational way, and without reference to _no,t.eB, to show his track and its results through Central Africa." The first problem which was solved was that in respect of Lake Victoria. Livingstone said that there were here twenty-ﬁve lakes, all the natives sald there were, and so did all the Arab more chants. Spoke decided from what he saw and what he heard .that the lake must be, about 25,000 miles in extent. He had noth- ing to do with the hypothesis of Livingstone. All he had to do was to screw his boat to- ﬁfty-seven days’ cireumnavigation he found that the lake was 150 miles in length and 150 miles in breadth, or 2,250 miles in extent.- So Speke was nearer the truth than Living- stone, who vvas either himself deceived or deceived by natives. Sir Samuel Baker had said that the Albert Nyanza extended from latitude 3<>, north, down to.9°, south. He remembered very well going to Willis’ room and seeing a large map, and there were la- dies and gentlemen engaged in a deep scrutiny of it, some with opera-glasses. [Laughte S_ir Samuel Baker made out this lake to be 80 miles in length. He found it to be only 164. He met with extraordinary things between Lake Albert and Lake Nyanza, one of which was underground houses. Arriving on the shores of Lake Albert and looking over the edge of the plateau, many thousand feet below, was Lake Victoria. After settling the Lakes Al- exandra, Nyanza and Victoria .. and Albert problems, he went down to Ujiji. They had by this» time covered a distance of 500 geographical miles. Crossing down he heard t.liatLieut. Cameron had discovered a river coming out of Lake Tanganyika, at the rate of akuot and a half an hour. The Arabs said that years ago the river came out of the lake. The chiefs on the banks of the lake. said that the river did not always run out from there. After a careful survey, he came to the conclusion that there had been no clit- let to the Lake Tanganyika; there was a mid- day deposit which, with two, three or five heavy coiitinuous rainy seasons might be washed away between Taiigiuiyika and the Lualaba. When they came to the Nyaiigwe he asked the Arabs why the old man Living- stone and that young man Cameron had not explored the country beyond. The Arabs said that a few years ago that old man Living- stone wi.-lied to go into that country, but he had only eight men with him, and they would not allow him to do so. Cameron wished to go, but his people would not go with him, and how could he go with- out them. He (Stanley) had, however, a large expedition, and he toldthem that he in- tended to go. They then tried to dissuade him by telling him terrible stories of the people who were said to be the biggest men in the world, being armed with guns and most cruel. They also tried to terrify him with stories, about the dreadful things found in the forests which were said to swarm with immense gorillas, the roars of which were fearful to hear. The river was described as going north, north, north, and without any end to it, and he was assured that it was im- possible to navigate it, for there were numer- ous cataracts, and how could he pass them? On the 5th of November, 1876, the start was made from. Nyaiigwe, and pleasant it was to. glide down the river in canoes. On the fourth day‘ they found the natives mustering -in great forces along the shores, and he was asked who had given him perihlssioli to come by that river. He replied that no one had, and offered presents in clothes, beads, and all sorts of brass wires. Bl.ltlliepe(3ple would not have them, and said that he could not go along. Then came it trying time of it, it day of peace, then it day of lighting: with cauliibultrihes. Then there was the difficulty of» e cataracts. In twenty- six days they had to ork by six cataracts. They had to cut. their way tlirouuli the bush, and drug their canoes over them. In the twenty-six days they accoinplislied thirteen geo_:;i'iiphlc:ll miles. They had no less than lliil‘l._V-llll'ec fights, and in addition to the men lost in these ﬁghts, he lost nineteen men by drowning, 18,000 pounds of ivory, and any qiluiitity of goods and wire were lost before he ari-ivcd at the spot where Capt. Tuckcy left ofllils exploration iu1816. Tliey had by this time ziccomplisliccl 6,000 miles; his expedi- tion was gl‘c:.=.ll_v ret.ltlccd, and the three white men who st;ll'tcd willi him were dead. All this (ll.~.-'ll’ict was very pretty, and how was it that ullllougll a steamer could go as far as loiigillltlc ‘.503 from St. Paul do L0illltIlO—-fllld St. Paul do Louudo had bocsi in the lililid.-l of the l’oi'ltlgllL-so fortbc 1:1;-_t 200 years--tlli:~: river had never been opened to coliilncrce? After this 6,900 inilcs had been done he gave his canoes to it cllicf, telling him to be cure- ful of lllclll, for white men were sure to come and want them one of these (lays, and then they struck across coulllry for Beulah. Three days from Bam:lli——and the condition of his people was dcspel'ate—~llie_v were on the brink of starvatioli. He selected three of his slrollgest and best youii_i,~" men, and sent them on to Boiiiali with fl. l‘(‘,(1ll(;:l~l. for i'il_-.e and fish, uudafcw baskets of other food. His people were rejoiced at getting 118111“ the end of their journey, and tried to keep up their spirits. 'l‘lle_v said, “Oh, ma:-tor, we will tie our clothes lightly round our waists, so that we shall foi'gct.o1li'illiliger, and we will walk and walk until we see the while mail. ” But he lll-lievcdlhnt. few of lliellitliollsrllt that they would see the white man. They were settling down to solcmii tlcspuii‘ thirty miles from Bonizlli; sturvatioii was staring them in the face, and niauy of his people could not have lasted iiiuch loilul-1'. Sildclchly the cry was raised, “Oh, niustcr, here are lots of men coining; lots of clothes and lots of food.” And, indeed, it was so. The men had reached Bomah, and without delay a relief party was sent with ﬁsh and rice, and every- tliiligtliat was required. Ills men furiously ruslied at the ﬁsh, and did not want to cook it. There was for him a small parcel of daiuties, and beer, wine and chaliipague. The pots were placed on the fire, the rice was cookazd, and the lives of the people were save . ‘A Few Reminfscenccs of Flora Temple. [From the Turf, Field and Farm.] Mr. James D. Mcltiann, who had Flora Temple in his possession seven years, a’ few days ago gave us seine facts about the grand old mare. Her height was but 14.1%, still she could pull weight. Mr. Mchlaiin always declined to trot her to a 250-pound wagon, fearing that the strain might prove too great for her. Hiram Woodruff, however, matched her in this way. She trotted about one hun- dred races during the time Mchiahn had con- trol of her. In 1858 she appeared in twenty- five races, and he drove her in tweiity-one of them. In 1859 he drove her twenty-three races. She was ten years old when she came into his hands. She was a rank puller, being of a high-strung, inipetuous nature. Previous to this tiuie she had been driven by Woodruff, Wlieelan, Tallman and others. Mchfaiin broke her of pulling by being pa- tient and kind with her. When he Went on the track with bar and found that she was nervous and excited, he immediately drove to the road and there jogged her until she be- came quiet. Then he returned to the track and ﬁnished working her. By pursuing these tactics he gradually stopped her from lug- ging on the bit. She knew the touch of his hand; it seemed to have a soothing effect up- on her; let a stranger get up behind her and she would become restless and take to pull- ing. Tallman drove her four races in one year, and three of these she grabbed her fore shoes off‘. One of these accidents occurred in her race with Princess; she lost two of her shoes before reaching the quarter pole. The trouble was that Tnllman did not have will -' eient conﬁdence in her. He held her too , hard. Flora was one of the first trotters over properly taken care of during the winter. Every fall she was eontito Charles I..loyd’s, at Hohndell, New Jersey, where her shoes were taken on’. Then she was allowed to run until the of the let each ’ spring, having it £¥i.3'd*"Y' ,ﬂ we‘ntd“oJrn to gether and to arrive at a certainty. Aftel‘-io . A 1 l ‘ ~ her she would r_ecoguize him and trot around him for joy. She”seldoni‘?'missed affeed. andln the spring appeared to he possessed of new vitality. She my better, faster and stronger ,_eyery year 0 the, seven in which she was ‘owned by Mr. McM'ann. Shehad not "trotted faster than 2:28 when she entered his stable. When she left it she was the acknowledged queen of the trotting turf. Her famous record of 2:19% was not the full measure of her speed. McMann saysthat had she been driven for all she was worth on. the fast tracks of the pres- ent day, she would have made a mark even as low as the 2:17’/.. of Dexter. She was a mare easllv conditioned, and not hard to keep in condition. She could not trot better than 2:50 as a ﬁve-year old. Her development was gradual and sure. Mr. Mclifann says that a horse which is well wiutered is half-trained. He attributes much 01'-the improvement 01 Flora to the manner in which be treated her duriug the cold months. He thinks that she deserves a monument. - AUNT POI-LY JEROME. A Woman Who Has Lived One Hun- dred Ycars in New London. and Never Been Out of It’ Once. rFroin the New York Her-ald.l In the somewhat old-fashioned yet, Wit-hal, busy city of New London, Conn., lives a woman who, on Friday last, attained the ex- treme age, as human ages go, of 100 years. On the 4th of Januarﬁ, 1778, Mary Frink was born in the town of ew London. Tliere she was married, there she has always lived, and there she will be buried when, at the end of a few more months, her eyes, now dim and almost sigrhtless with the mists of many years. Will be closed forever. ‘ When Polly-by that name she is best known, the name of Mary having long ago degenerated into the nickname—-was twenty years old she married Antoine Jerome, a Spaniard, who, when but six years of age, was picked up at sea by an American vessel and brought to the port of New London. Their married life covered a period of fifty- ﬁve years, and was termiiiated by the death of the husband at the green old age of seven- ty-ﬂve. By him she bore ten children. Of these four are living-—th‘e eldest being over fifty-ﬁve years of age. He followed the sea-— for nine years he was in the United‘ States Navy-—and during his long , voyages from home the care and support of the cliildijen fell upon Polly, and by ‘ ‘going out at work’ ’ among the wealthy families of New London she managed to comfortably provide for them. In the care of the sick she was invaluab]e,and her services were always in demand. She is quite proud of having been called to wait up- on the “first people” oftlie town, and re-, lates with no little vivacity the fact of her having nursed honorables’, Senators’, and Judges’ families. Yet at times there is an inﬁnite pathos in the old granddame’s voice as in a rerninlscent way she speaks tenderly of this or that babe she cared for when it came into the world, and of its going out therefrom when it had grown to perfected womanhood. As she advanced in years the sobriquet of ‘fAuiit” was applied to Polly, and to this day she bears that title of affectioii. Aunt Polly is glad to have friends or visitors call upon her. With these she readily and pleas- antly converses in quaint, old-fashioned speech. She is so very alne that only by the help of those of her household can she move about, and her eyes, though bright. are al- most useless as far as sight is concerned; yet under these inﬂictioiis she hears bravely up. and her piping, tremulous voice is cheery and kindly. _ But once in lierlifetime has she been outside the borders of New London. When, during the war of 1812-14, the British ships of war blockaded New London harbor and prevented the fleet of Decatur from putting out to sea, the women and children of the beleaguered town were sent beyond its limits for their safel.y’s sake. \Vitli them went Polly and her little family, returliihg only when peace had been declared. She had never ridden in a railroad-car or on a steaiiiboat, and knows nothing of the modern facilities for travel. Save for occasional momentary intervals of forgetfulliess her inemory would be consider- ed very good. She faintly remembers being carried about in her mother‘s arms and look- ing upon the burned and blackened ruin Wl‘0lll.’.‘llt by Beiiedict Arnold, when, Septem- ber, 1781, he set fire to the town of New Lon- don. At that time she was not four years old. She has distinct; impressions of vvh_at- ever important events have occurred in the place of (her nativity since she was old enough to remember at all, and though—to use her words--she is “not much versed in book larniii’, ” she is yet very fond of hear- ing the news of the day read, and the local ldaily Dapers are to her a source of real de- ig it. Aunt. Polly is a simple, honest soul, who ‘ ‘in her day” has done it deal of hard work, has known little of ease, and has borne many a cross and heavy burden. Such is the coin- iiioiiplace history of one whose years exceed in nuhiber the years of those who “by reason of lll,l,lCll sti'eug'th reach four score and ten. GR AND Vi’ EDDINGS. The Trousseau of Baroness Rothschild -—!s‘.lc_<_>.;-once of the Garments. [From the London Dnlpcrs‘ Journal] A Sllcctrtinioll of very graml vveddings have aflbrdetl work to ti'adesliieii,wlio would other- wise have lied little to do lately.‘ Some of the trousscaux have been exhibited, and curtaili- ly the llllj:.',‘(‘l‘lv:: surpasses in bezitity anytblllg that has lieeii seen llitlicrto. .'l‘liut of the young Buromie Edmond dc Rotliscliild coli- tziins a fltlzcll dozen of cheiuises, perfect 1llill‘\’(:lS of needlework-some with old lace lot into the cauibric; others with yckcs and bibs oi’ Vuleliciellues lace and embroidery dis- playliig the saliie dcsigli; and otliers again i'iclll_v worked in the iuediucval style, the the lower cllge beiiig, in most cases, also trimined to llliiich. Each chemise has its ac- companying pautaloons, just as riglily orna- lncnlcd. To some of the night-dresses llfld been giveli distinguishillgiiauics. The Marguerite has a square front made of narrow bouillon- iles of c.:—inibric and Valcncieunce; insertion, Willi collar and ruffles of the same lace; the Sultans, aplastroii of Argentine lace, let; in bal:k and front; and the Venltieime, spiral rticllings of wide Vzllelicleulles. '.I‘lie:rc are likewise no less tliuli six dozen d1'essilig jack- ets--some in c:-.iiibric, with builloime of’ wide Valciicieniies insert.iou; oilicis almost cov- ered with exquisite enil>l'oidcl‘y; also ﬂue fine cillllbric jiltzkets lined with pale pink and blue silk, and triiiimed Willi lace and ribbons. Many of the ulidcrskirts have the front. breadth entirely elnbroidercll, and the back decorated with flowers liailtlsoiiicly worked; even the walking skirts (made quite short) are triuiuled with lace-edged flowers. Nothing of all this, however, can compete with the elegance of the dressing gowns. There is one in white satin brocude, deco- rated with Bruges lace, wide white fringe, and white satin bows; a second in pale ‘blue fancy silk iliterwoven with silver threads, ruched with extremely wide Valelicieunes and tied together with blue and silver cords and tassels; a third in Swiss muslin delicately embroidered, surrounded by a plaititig of enibroictered muslin and ruchings of Valenci- enncs, and liaviug a hood of the same adapted to the shoulders, with bows of blue and pink satin ribbon; a matinee in pink Sarrali composed of a skirt ﬂouiiced with Meclihn lace and a jacket open intfront over a triple Mcrveilleus waistcoat of the same lace; a Russian gown made in pale blue cashmere, buttoned on one side and ornamented with oriental galloou, pale blue and cream colored palms on a vieil,d’or ground; a sixth in pink cashmere, with a long plaited waistcoat in pink silk and two rows of satin buttons. These robes do chambres have dainty little caps to match, in lace, martin, gauze, fou- lzird and areopliane, ‘in various sl;yles—— the Carmargo, the Pcmpadour, the Charlotte Corday, the Petite Marlee, the Rachel, the Sultaue, the Creole, etc., etc.'l‘lie stockings are either in silk or Lyons thread, and of ev- ery tint. Some in open work, some embroi- dered in colors with ﬂowers and garlands, and others with lozenges and triangles of Val- enciennes, Mechlin. Argenton, and Alencon point let in. It may well be imagined after this that the liandkercliiefs are both beautiful and numerous. and as for the bed linen (it is "always included in a French trousseau), it rivals the handkerchiefsin delicacy of text- ure. Tae sheets are not only richly worked at the top. but at the bottom also, with frills of exquisite lace, and are of hand-made Flan- ders linen, with French eambric plllow- cases trimmed to match. Even the towels, in lin- en crepon, have bands of Venetian point in- serted, aud the initials worked in one corner. Int 9. recent lecture, Lord Buto alluded to ‘ the remarkable tenacity with which the Welsh stick to their language.‘ , aro,he said, twenty-four pa rs published in Welsh in the principality. , it Cffeoswell Cressweﬂ. theemibent u ,wl_iobada In-go - once of Welsh trials, and ﬂd not think highly of Welsh veracity. mod to his Qa- tIoJI!.I£B-out -\ us His Grand Reception in St. Petersburg. Emperor, on his return to his ‘capital, yes- terday morning,’ was received with an enthu- siasm the fervld sincerity of which would city. deed, but in the dark days which have now passed away, that it might be rush for the Emperor to return to the capital except be- hind the bavouets of his soldiers. the Emperor come home broken. defeated and tliwarted, he would have been as warmly harbored in the sympathetic and loyal liearts of his people as he has been new, ret_urn1ng under for other and more happy circum- stances. lend themselves happily to popular demon- -exactly at 10 o’clock. Cordial gi'eetiiig;s were THE CZAR. lFrom the London News.l : ST. ‘PETERSBURG, December 23.——The I have heard it averred, not lately in- Judging by what I have seen and heard to-day, had ‘ THE STREETS OF ST. PETERSBUIIG strations. Lined for the most part with-» noble buildings, from’ whose fronts to-day hung countless banners, they are so widens to of- ford ample stahding room for the vast ’ throngs, without tlie erowdihgnlid confusion with which we at home are but too faiiiiliar. From daybreak the snowy air was ﬁlled with the strains of martial mu:-:ic as the regiinehts of the garrison pai'a_ded in full 'uniforni_. but VVithoul.1al'I1.1S. were being .lI1£t1’0hB¢1l3Qtuke up positions for lining the streets. Talk about the pomp and circumstance of glorious war, it is not in actual war where pomp and cir- cumstance are seen, but instead a grim, pur- poseful utilitarianisni. In Bulgaria 1 never saw helmet or epaulette, but liere lielniets and epaulettes, embroidered sliabracques, and dancing plumes, abollnded. THE GARRISON OF ST. PETERSBURG now consists of the reserve battalions of the guard regiments and the line divisions which have taken the place of the guards. One sees the quaint scarlet and yellow toupees of the grenadiers,‘ the curious brass-f‘ronted, iiiitre- 1ikecasques~of'the Pauloff Guard Regiinent, the .g1ittering eagle-topped ..he.lmet.s of the Horse Guards, and the gay plumes and lilies of tlie~Lancers._ The soldiers lluedftjlie bi,‘o.ad roadway kept for the passage of the Empe- ror. Behind were serricd ‘masses of civilians of both sexes and of all classes. Balconies and windows were“ hung with cloths of lirillialit colors, and throiigcd with the fztii'cst faces of the empire. ‘In sadly inahy ill- stances, however, the somber craps of the dresses testified that war had its bitterness as well as its glory. . . THE EMPEROR’S TRAIN’ reached the splendidly decorated terminus exchanged between friends who had accom- panied the Czar to the battle field and those whom duty had cletailicd. at home. Tile gen- eral comment was tliat his Mztjcsty looked very Well,but considerable tlllulier than when he left the capital. As he aliglite._(l the pupils of the CoiiserVaf;o'rre received him with a hvmn of welcome, and tendered him a laurel crown. Ml‘. Bogreboﬁ, the lllayor of St. Petersburg, presented an adclress of congrat- ulation in the name of the Town Council. and after it very brief delay the Emperor emerged from the teriniiius, and as the vast throng in the open space outside caught siglili. of their monarch the chcci*ing waxed louder and louder; the roar of artillery salvoes, with an- other und pleasanter sitrniﬁcauce’t‘ua’ti those which the Emperor has so recently been hear- ing, added to the volume of sound which was swollen and varied yet furtlier by the peeling of bells belonging‘ to the almost innumerable churches of the city. THE EMPEROR SEATED HIMSELF along with his son, the Grand Duke Serguis, in a little sledge, drawn by two horses. The way was led by Gen. 'I‘repoﬁ', Minister of P0- lice, and the little vehicle surrounded by a brilliant and splendidly-mounted staff‘, and followed by an escort of the splendid Horse Guards, was driven at a rapid pace along the crowded streets on the road to the Kasan cathedral. The Czarevna, in a calcclie, fol- lowed the imperial cortege, and ‘met with a reception only second to that wliicli welcomed the Einpero_r. The great semi—circul-or place in front of the Kasan cathedral was fringed with crimson tiers of seats, and occupied partly by soldiers, partly by a densely-packed mass of civilians. The scene -within was ex- tremely striking. One passed the massive doors to ﬁnd the semi-darkness of a gloomy "morning, relieved by the radiance of multi- tudinous ca_nd_leS., from - which the light ﬂashed on the polislied, sparkling surface of huge. pillars of Finland grranite, and on the gold franies of the sacred pictures. GORGEOUS WORSHIP. The soft light gleamed on the chased surface of the holy door, behind which lies the high altar, and the precious stories with which are so profusely adorned the sacred efligies which break the glistening silvern surface of the Iconostas. The gorgeousuess of ii. worship which appeals to the soul through the senses was visible everywhere; in the massive cand- elabra of solid silver; in the name of the Al- niilrhty, rendered in precious stones in the center of the screen, with dazzling rays of glory encircling it; in the glitter of innumer- able genie; and in the polished beauty of rare marbles. WORSHIP AND WAR iiiliiule strangely together in this cathedral. Au inscription testifies that the silver bell of the Iccuost-as was the oﬂ'ei'ing of the Don Cos- sacks after the campaign of 1812. Another sense than that of religion is appealed to by the trophy and banners which depend from every column, like palm leaves drooping from a central stem. Here are the visible tokens and signs of Russia’s prowess in past wars. "Not yet are here the trophies won at Gorui Duonik, Tells and Plevna. These are yet to collie, but the war prizes of Diebitch, ‘Witt- g‘t:I’lfSl§Olfl and Paskiewitch, Shot-l70l'l1 and faded, hang from the brackets ﬁxed in the marble pillars. The triuinplis of earlier war- fare with the Turks are comineniorated by stiindards taken by Suvaroﬂ" when he led his own storming party against the ramparts of Ismail. The eagles of France, trophies of the collapse of the areal: invasion, are alter- nated with the standards tipped by the cres- cent. Over the tomb of Kutosoﬁ‘ hang the banners his army won, when blood dyed the snow on the banks of the Beresiua. Under tlie,ﬂagstati's.1ial1g the massive keys of cities which have surrendered to Russian arms. That black staff there; studded with golden bees, is the inarslial’s baton of the ruthless l)avou's’t. THE WAITING TIIRONG ’ in the noble cathedral is a microcosm of the llussizan nation. People had spent the night sleeping on the marble floor, that they might be secure of a place for the morning. There has been no respect of persons in the admis- sions. The Mujik in his sheepskins stands next to the high officer, whose bosom glitters with decorations. The lady of the nobility and the woman of the people rub shoulders. The old peasant woman and the princess bend to- getlierat the shrine. Aclear space IS pre- served alonp; the center of the aisle. Else- where the eager. earnest tliroiig is massed. The duty of police lfulict.ioliaries in keeping clear the central passage is very light. Ladies are passing along this pathway,carrying boxes in which they are collecting contributions for the relief of the wounded, and the copecks of the peasant jingle against the gold irnperials contributed by the noble, for all are liberal in this cause according to their means. Tall priests in their lofty hats, their long hair fall- ing on the collars of their gorgeous robes, move to and fro, arranging the preliminaries of the religious ceremony. The great chande- liers hanging from the roof are lighted, and how the cathedral is in a blaze of light. MOURNING AMID REJOICING. As the hour for the arrival of the Emperor draws high, the high ofﬁcers of police finally marshal the orderly throng to come up to the front. Alas that so many of them should wear these all too signiﬁcant mourning garments on such an occasion as that of to-day! There always seems to be the undertone of a sob in the loud-sounding clamor of the joyous cheer- mg, and here and there in the corners of the great cathedral were to be noticed weeping women, poor souls who have given hostages to Russia and the Czar, in the lives of those nearest and dearest to them. _ Suddenly the tinkle of a bell is heard; the great doors of the cathedral are ﬂung wide , open; there surges in a gust of cold air, on the wings of which is borne a great throbbing‘ voi’ume'of sound, the roar of the cheering of ; vast multitudes, the booming of artillery, the clashing of the peeling joy-bells. Descending . from the altar-place, the clergy, headed by Z: the metropolitan, res-pleiideiit in I gorgeous robes, and wearing a mitre which is one mass , of glittering precious stones, advance ‘ IN STATELY PROOF-SSWION toward the door. There is. a“ brief pause, . during which the cheerin outside peels, louder and louder. From ’ a front of the T Iconostas a stream of melody diffuses itself over the cathedral as choristers raise the chant of thanksgiving. Now the procession is returning from the door where the metro- politan has received the Emperor. The tlirongcnnnot be restrained. It closes in irruiatiblo impulse, for here comes the,i'rC'zu-back anion them after sliarin 0 sold re“ the ‘Han rs an . duke Sergius, the youngest » member of the Imperial family who has made the campaigli; is by his side. seems the sacred ediﬁce, but the ea_9;er joy of glowing faces testiﬁes~ to the all-absorbing, emo I o C O :‘ i ‘ “Q C . . ‘ - ' have convinced the most 1nci_'edulous_ of the glgfeﬁfﬁgllgliﬁgg s,§§p,:°hemI(%Olf;,s ””'d‘3’“° loyalty Of the P°pul"m°“ of th“’ gm“ Kasan. There hasfollowed him the cﬂzarevna, whose fair face recalls the features so vividly of one honored and beloved by every Briton. Count Adlerberg, alone of the liieliibers of the suit, has followed his imperial rilastcr into _ the cathedral. The simple‘ ceremony ‘is; 02..., brief (luratlon, and in a few moments the Emperor is returning toward the door. loyalty of the throne is no longer to bore- strained. path of his Majesty, eager to kiss the hem of his garineut. through the dense masses, and the door is ﬁnally reached. _ hear the cheering of the crowd outside break: forth agaiiigas the Einpe.i'or drives away towarcl the Winter palace. very Siilall show in the lingo area of the Al- exzlude1'Platz, but now it was so dc-nseljr t 1. l sible. very sky as the Emperor drove «through the crowd up to the door of the Palace. slid, £_illg‘-lltiljltl,‘ there, stood for 3. few moments on the pril'_ic_ipal reasons vvliicli Ctll'l8€(l the Ism- his capital after the full of '.l”leviia was tgiual; he iiilglit be table to preside in person at the core- molii:.ll coiiimelitoratilig the cci.ltc1'lai'yoi" the biltli of his illustrious alicesstcr, A.lex.:i:;dol' I. That 1‘l1()ll:ll‘C}l’S liuiiie is identified '\‘v'll.'.ll sonic. of the most C1’1l1lCtll and liiost glorious epi- sodes of Russian iiatgional history, llilitl his iiieinory is still g‘i'een in the hearts of tho. fills- siaii people. the dead of the impe.l‘ial family in the t:utlre- dral of St. Peter and St. 1_’:lul, in t.lle',fo.i-1;-.. ress. whose iiaines in life filled the World. the Great, who evolved I{t:lssizt from l_s:ir1>ai*- ism; Cutlieriiie 11; Alex-aii<lel', wilose l'Cl.‘_.’,'I1 saw a c0l1ql'lt31'l1l_9._.‘ hostile aruiy in the i~1.=.l:-siari capital, and the c_oiiquel"ilip,‘ of the foe who had Wrought her the iron soul. of-this iniperial inausoielllii catlie(.ll'al tlieio‘ 3 gathered this niorliiiig to listeli to a i'e.-:'p.lioli'i serliioli all those of the licblcs, cculticr.-.‘ uiitl. soldiers of Russia who are not engaged in the ciliiipititrii . prowess in the wars of two ceiiiurics lillng; from the pillars above the veterans who lizlci been iust.r'ui‘iielital in the (;:ilpllll‘G of some of.’ them. conduct and valor, bedeckod almost; every breast. the pale lad whose arm in a sling‘ tcldmof a wound received at the C1.'OS.’s‘lll.‘~.'.' of the l);u.i- ube in June. the yet unbent form of the veiiemblc §:$0ll\'il.- ~ roll‘, who campaigned with Diebitch in 1828. lowed in single file by the male Ineiiil.iel's of the imp.eI'ia,l family now in St. Peteisbu , and stro,de- up the aisle with atruly noble. -. A port. :2 The throng is silent, as be...‘ non. , V THE EMPEROR PASSES ON ~ toward the altar, preceded by the metropoli- ‘ The T Men and women all but block the The procession struggles on Then we in the catliedral A T,U“MUL’1‘UOUS"GREETING. . A few tliousaiid persons would make but a’ lirougetl tllilt ’€-iI‘£mlatioh was wholly imposs- The 01311101‘ of the cheering i'eul. the J."- he teiérace z1cl{1'l0Vv1edg;ingtlle Welcome or his . subjects before elitei‘iijlg tlie Pzllace to take up. . - for the time quzlrt.ei's very (ii'i-fererit froih those be occupied at Bic-la, 1’oi'lu;lilii . Goi'l_l_v, Studeili: and Even after‘ his ltlaielsty had. eti- ered, the (_3hQe—I'll1;gZ eon:t~1u-ued so long élllti pel.’si:st'elltly that he had to ,grzttii‘y tlic people T} by‘ showing himself again and agaili at the window of the Palace. htlzzaiiig croivd coiitihllcti gzll1lCl’GCl in l_'l'olilj. of the Palace, and late into the night the , cheering of the sol(1iei's‘f'ro1i1 the lialrraeks ~ fell upon the ear. , iliglit the streets of the capital w.ere b1‘liii;tllUY 1}? lllullllllalped. _ All day 10119,‘ the .o<"g From 7 until iiearly snid- TI-IE CENTENAB. 7 you ALEXANDER I. _, S'1‘-?.PE'1‘l2RSBU1lG, Defjtﬁlllllcl‘ 2«_l..—Ouc of . eror Alexander to journey with all spczczi to Alexander lies bilrled azilozig Under white iiiarble tombs sleep those. - 1"«‘i’3l7 , this cleebilillte; and Nicholas of UNDER THE GORGEOUS ROOF The sta.udai'l_ls won by Rzl;-sizin Medalsand deCOI‘il.1l-3118, 1'e‘<.=:r.l'lil:-r of The St-. George lltiiig at the throat, of High over the throng to_\ve1'c.d Tile Emperor entered the cathedral, fol- rz‘-?‘ 9. He Wore ' A SPLENDID HUSSAR DRESS, ‘ with fur pelisse dangling from the shoulder, V and acknowledged with imperial dignity the.‘ obeisances paid him by all. The monopoli- tan conducted in person the solemn funeral,’ service before the tomb of Alexander, the ' Emperor standing or kneeling in the open space in front of the_ metropolitan, with his family, the court and his officers behind him. Tlie'sti_'ains of the solemn requiem rose from B,» the serried tiers of the choir. White-bearded priests, standing around the tombs of the dead Emperors, were visible through the fol-, iage of the grove of exotic shrubs in which. the marble monuments were embowered. As the peeling strains of the anthem walled through the cathedral, the Emperor tool: from one of his ministers a commemorative medal, struck for the occasion, and,approach~ ing the tomb of Alexander, laid the medai upon it, among the floral wreaths and crossee which ﬂushed the pale marble with their colors. At this moment all present knelt, with a lighted taper in every hand, and as the requiem hushed there rose the sonorous ac- cents of the metropolitan pronouncing the benediction. The Emperor visited in suc- cession the tomb of each member of his race, bending and kissing the marble. He lingered a moment over the tomb of his ﬁrst-born, the late czarowitch, on which loving hands keep the ﬂowers perpetually fresh; and, V with . , ﬁlial, stately bows’ to the illustrous congrega-' tiolie, quitted the cathedral at noon. " TE DEUM. ' - There was afterward marslialed in the state apartI.neI1ts of the winter palace a mairliiliceiit gat.he1'ing. Diamonds sparkled and rich trains swept the parquetted ﬂoors. All who had been present at the funeral service in the . fortress cathedral had reunited in the palace, and the presence of noble ladies added to the ‘ brilliancy of the spectacle. At asignal t-he . imperial procession set forth in stately march through the noble halls and iralleries, lined with splendid soldiers, on ts way to the chapel of the palace, at the entrance to which their inajesties and the imperial family were received by the metropolitan and his clergy. ‘ '1‘lie procession having been marslialed into ‘ the cliupel,a solemn Te Deum was celebr:-ited, with a prayer for the Emperor and the inipe- rial family,‘ and prayers for the welfare of all Russia. The strains of the Te Deum were accentuated by the thunder of a salute of 101 guns, ﬁred from the cannon of the fortress. A Story About Commodore Ammen. The following story,which comes under the category of ‘ ‘highly interesting if true,” is - told of Commodore Ammeu, Chief of the Bu- reau of Navigation in the Navy Departlnentzl, ; During the rebellion, Amiilen. then a captains -4 in the navy,was placed in command of a party of men who had enlisted in San Francisco for the Paciﬁc squadron. They were embarkecI‘i ‘ ii, on a mercliaut transport, and a few days out-‘ ‘ the men, among whom were many rough. cliaractcrs, showed a disposition to mutiu_v,_ alleging that their food was unﬁt or insuffi- cient. The muttered threats and black looks‘ at length became so alarming that the master I of-the vessel, fearing for its safety, as well as; for the lives of -himself and crew, who were’ outnumbered ten to one, expressed to Capt. Ammen his fears and his inclination to make - for the nearest port. ‘ ‘Why makes: ‘ for port ?” said Amman, ‘ ‘I am in - command and I wish to go to the squadron. ”‘: ‘ ‘But,” replied the master, ‘ ‘they will? kill us al1——tliey will kill you if you go among, j‘ them.” “We will see about that,” said that Captain. Arming himself, he went down; where the men were gathered, and walked ilrr among them. Voices were iinmediatelyh hushed, and one burly fellow named Mur-’;_ pliy, the leader in the mischief, came toward _ him, determined evidently to begin the workl of destruction at once. Raising his revolver,3 Ammeu shot the man dead, and then com-7. Inanded, in a voice which contained nluchi more than words, “Throw him overboard. ’ "3 Recovering from their stupor, the men glaretk. like wild beasts upon the intrepid Capt.ain,3‘ and soon a second mutineer gained the cour-2, age to make a move toward him. Another, shot, and again came the order, “Throw hilng “overboard.” Yet once more was the awful, tragedy repeated, and a third bloody feast" was thrown to the sharks. The mutiny was ended. The men huddled in the farthest corners. Pointing out one by one the reniaiu- , ing ringleaders, Ammen ordered their com-”' panions to put them in irons, and when this was done he returned to his stateroom. .... Whenever and Wherever Diseases of a choleralc type prevail, or there is cause; to apprehend a visit from them, the system should be__*~.-‘ toned, regulated and re-enforced by a course of Hos.-' F tetter‘s Stomach Bitters. Perfect digestion and regular habit of body are the best safeguards aralns such maladies, and both are secured by this lnestlinu able tonic and alteratlve. The Bitters are also "e ‘ tremely serviceable in remedying" such disorders. promptly taken in bllious colic, diarrhea and cholerﬂl morbts, the disease is usually frustrated. In diarrhea’ 1’ cases it is only necessary to restore the tone of the re‘ iuxecr bowels, and this is one of tho speciteeﬁects ogl _ this medicine. Wind on the stomach. hﬁartbllrny . blliousnoss, headache other Iylnbto of disturbance in the gastric epotlc regions As, sis. '8“ '°‘“°“”u «- l 1, it in «Rm. 5 J .. ‘ 7 . 7 _, eitpromrv test. cg;-_-:11’ - THE GREAT CONTROVERSY. Reply to ,Father Phelan by Rev. Dr. _ To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: ST. LOUIS, January 10, 1878.—-Father Phclan, in criticising Dr. Reaser’s lecture, this morning, makes, among other most absurd and reckles statements, the following: “A Bible that con ﬁrms every man's claims without hearing what-. God has to say on the subject, must needs be e popular book. The Presbyterian ﬁnds in that book that it is a matter of indifference whether a man is baptized or not; the Baptist ﬁnds there that baptism is an absolute necessity to salve ticn.” I am not so well acquainted with the theory of Presbyterians as to baptism as I am with that of my own derioinination; but, from my reading of Presbyterian works on theology, I am certain that no respectable Presbyterianever took the position that baptism was a “matter or iiidiiTcrericy”—-from the baptismof the uneon. scious infant to the believing adult. Though Presbytcrians differ with Baptists as to the mode subjects of baptism, yet Presbytcrians have ever held that this command of God must be obeyed. As to Baptists this Father's _ _ _ or else of deliberate intention to misrepresent. No respect- able Baptist on earth holds that baptism is es- sential. much less absolutely essential, to s,a.1va. tion. There are 2,000,000 of Baptists in the United States, embracing perhaps a population of 7,000,- 000 or 8,000,000 under their inﬂuence, and if there is one out of the whole number who holds to this OPWHOH. I am 303311.? ignorant of such a state- Of all people in history who have main- tained, with a pertinacity and a contimutv which ' and tears and bifrnings, ghaii .i_tnan should be saved’ by grace, through ail 1 in oui LoidJcsus Christ, independent of T it has been the Bap- YWY are the only people on earth who ‘WW3 ‘1n1f01'm1Y - held that a man should be a_ font‘ and Christ before Church, and the Spirit ~ iﬁiaiffi-2’ the Eucharist, and faith before obedience and j-ustification before peace, joy, happiness or the rights and privileges of the gospel kingdom-—a11 this has been the Scriptural and unﬂinching . Baptists have strenuously opposed every form and shade of ritualism upon as upon all other points of aChi'istiess Christianity which has not only maintained bap- . , tisniai _regenei-atioii -from infancy to old age, but whichiias made saci-ainentalism, chui-chism and priestism the very conductor of God's grace and No iXit'eHl§,,"cl'l£ Baptist-—and there are as many intel- ligent Baptists as there are intelligent Catholics or other denominations—-but strenuously holds no unpolishecl stone, the spiritual temple of God, of ‘ The and statements savor of great ignorance, meiit. have led them to blood baptism or other ordinances, tists. saved -before he __ ever enters or joins .3 Church. Blood before motto of the Baptists. - this, the very medium of salvation for centuries. that no ' ‘rough ashler,” could enter which -Solomon’s temple 'was the type. Church of Christ is made up, according to the New Testament, of “living stones” only, quar- ried first from a world of sinners, polished under the chisel of truth, the sword of the spirit; re- generated through repentaiice toward God, and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ by the Holy Spirit Then the saved sinner publicly professes Christ in baptism, putting on Christ in the symbol of re- encrstion, ‘im/Ilb8‘I‘8iO7'l, the figure of the death, urial and resurrection of the believer, the public applying the Word to the corrupted lieart. .~..... 1 t a to" -. A and ma. - ‘ no won-sill}?imiiig~°;3‘£§.33,°‘§;%' wt°r,(1l' Th°'° A5 God; and yet the Catliollc Cliurgg line worgmp 0: it,and made it su )port the worshi £8’ pmveliwd 3¥1PP1‘983in8 a par of the passage p'BI)1:§m1-z;g?38:3 b 811'. even your lufallibility can no-tj t'f' V r 11 Bu" ’°V°’'911*1 31?. your defense lsgint ship is as unsatisfactory as that of the \voi'sh‘iTiogl i)‘llctiii"es. You say “Catholics do not worship the s . 353“) V”'5-“'1 3-3 3 tloddess " Now rcver d 3*“ W13 mi’-.Y be true so far as. the intclli rent and W011-educated Catholics are concerned ll t tan about the children and ignorant ma ‘s’ Wuh my unable to make the distin-ction betwgch thg M0 p’'‘'’”‘‘‘ “'01” 511113 you oifcr to God and the rclagitze worship you offer to the Virgin’ and the I-Nlllls? D0 y0u not teach them idolatry outright ‘as I 5,“°We‘3 you did inthe other case? But Riinian i.;atlitl)l_ics do worship ‘the Virgin Mary with a "1”,5,l_lP_U1-"it is due to God only. Take the fol- iggfélgiéigliih the introduction to the Brevarliim "Etei-nal praise, honor, virtue and glory from every creature to the holy and undivided Trinity 30 the humanity of our crucified Lord Jesus hl1Sl.,“l-0.1.110 most blessed and glorious integrity gﬁilnflg _1Ial‘1J(:lxi:;l Mary, always virgin, and to all the . - “Y we receive rein" - sins fbi'ever. Amen." Here, lE;t\’?le0l‘?ll‘1)£rlS‘l‘ll‘l(l).l‘1l: same "eternal praise, honor, virtue ’ and 8‘1U1,‘5’.” is given to the Virgin and to all the ‘,i§’i_1l1Il]L;£;11’?:~3°' 'i"shii;'Slvcp ‘ ‘to tléle holy‘ and undivided _ - ? 'cverc i sir s t ' ' ‘ idolatry.e;and yet the Roman ' OdtllO)l?Cg(l7?l‘llLl?(:.’l: teachcsit to her faithful cliildrenl Again, rev- ewud 311‘. 130130 Gl‘6i.’01‘Y XVI issued a bull Au- gust 15. 1852. in which we find this remarkable language: "But that all may have a successful and eh‘-1ppy_issue,‘ let us raise our eyes to the most blessed Virgin Mary, who alone destroys here- sies, who is our greatest hope-—yea, the entire ground of our hope.” Now, sir. is not this the greatest idolatry, and that. too, taught by an in- fallible Pope. for it ascribes o it creature attributes and powers which belong alone to as ‘.:3‘i‘i§‘.§?.‘;f..Ei:}°.‘“.ii;:t.‘?°" ‘—° .. in 0IIl‘1l t d‘ : "Have mercy on ‘me, O la<ly,gwho a‘i'tuCallel(;‘lm:l?e mother of mercy, according to the bowels of thy i ‘ ss my sins o tiee, an e ore thee do I accuse in sell‘ of m w'cke . - oncileine to the fryuit of thyyw'ii1.iiib,(§:::‘t3i£t‘18‘pii1iE(§ie In peace with him who created hie.” Now-. rev- erend sii‘. 15 “Qt this the gross-est idolatry, for it sislés a‘ creature to do whai the Creator alone can L 0 lliis is not simply asking the Virgin to pray 3%” ’Z."..‘}i'i‘€.‘2f‘..‘%i.’ii”,.".;"’.’° ‘ll ‘Z-'““ 8°" °‘‘“ '01‘! ‘Out —v H. vine attribiites and gives dgivihe lholiozvsiblgegi-3;. ture. Bishop. will you please reconcile these DF3-{ere ‘and honors with the doctrine of your lec- ture? lhere is ‘her_e_an irreconcilable diﬁbreiice ; ;3:73;1I\1'[(‘3lf5l1llty(;>‘lIJ.ll£ib1‘eV1£g.13‘Ii’f, y01l3ll‘lk11fal.llble Pope, Bon- ‘:' 5 ' I 1" I ' " ' 7 7 . But, reverend sir, this is-nboltieliilltwe I‘:lal.Il)1'(;3 hhiggsv York Freeinr.m’sJowrnal and Catholic Itegister of October 12. 1872, we have the following prayer by ‘ s is On in A H " the Iinmjaculate Conceptiin gof) ‘thee '§J(1)lll0l3ll$ Rome for the Promotion of Continual Prayer ” to whom he gave audience on September 8, jgvfg. “Let us pray to this liol maiden ' let r . ' her with the heart moreythaii with the liups; lgtuiise l‘.xl’111511LL(l)_l1ei‘, anld savyim Salve Regina. I salute thee pi-otectlfliliglfigie of 0131311: ‘4m§ul:]i%ithfi§;? fplclefimy; ’ —. ' ‘ ' pie’ look, and turn thy maternal eyes upon this city,’ tllos tuos mzsertcordes oculos act, nos camestt. See the horrors, see the evils which desolate us; they a‘re~wo.rthy of being destroyed by thee, Mother of geicy, tfhCl)}l1 art ‘more powerful than armies, iieeu o eaven and earth, all is subject to %’l“:<(>)telsitant world what Catholics do not believe? do b“‘I‘. admit his competency to show what they mi 10V0._ especially if they clleve nothing. and t "h “°W1“3&l- all, only what has been dictated 10$‘ @111 by authority, and walk with the same loci.-step. as Dr. Rea»:-or so aptly illustrates in his ectuie. But what 200,000,000 of human beings d0 “°”’°“0V0. is what none but an omniscient mind could show, on any supposition, except that their faith has, been dictated to them, and their own reason has nothing to do lth lt. ' If a man believes anything wiihou evidence, is it a rational holicf? Bishop Ryan may think so, but does that make it so? Can Bishop Ryan be- lieve any proposition except in view of evidence? Rome tried to make Galileo, by authority and without evidence,-believe that the earth does not move. Was that a rational way in which to treat a rational being? And the same Rome, as the 13131101) inustknow, has put on the rack, in the b5"i‘~'0nc centuries hundreds of thousands of her own children, as she tenderly called them, to make them believe autlioritatively vfliiit they could not believe on the evidence of the Scrip- tures as presented to their own reason. If God made meareasonable being, and also gave me the Scriptures of truth to be the rule of my conduct, can a. mortal man come between me and God, to compel me to put a construction on those Scriptures which my own reason rejects? Mr. Editor, I lay down this proposition, which 1 would maintain against Bishop R an or anyone else, viz.: That it is absurd, fat so, and in itself a contradiction, to say that any man can believe any proposition, except on a suf- ficiency of proof or evidence. God, my Father, neverrequired me to surrender my reason, nor to believe anything without evidence, and even against evidence; and will mother Rome attempt to do what God has never done? God says, ‘fcome let us reason together. ” He does not say that to mother Rome alone; He said that long ago to His Deople, before “the Holy Mother” was born. I hold thatl am a free moral’ agent. God would . contradict Himself to 01 calls me such——to endow me with the faculty of reason for the purpose of enabling the to examine and weigh testimony in order to know the truth, and then to give me no eV‘d3"°3 by which I may discern truth from er- ror. It would be the same as if He had given me an organ of vision--the eye-—but had given me no light to enable me to see, thus making the first gift useless and vain. ' In the effort of Bishop Ryan to enlighten the’ world as to what 200,000,000 people do not believe he has omitted manyof the essential points or dogmas which they are certainly supposed not to believe. If lieis preparing. as it is said another lecture for the purpose of shedding more light on the darkened orbs of the Protestant world let him throw some dim rays, at least, on thcse'fol- lncilvgng propositions, omitted in hisfirst perform. 1. __ Catholics do not believe in the marriage of the priesthood. But we know from the Scrip- tures that -under the Jewish dispensation the priesthood--Aaron and_his sons-were allowed to m_arr_v and to raise families. _ And under the new dispensation it is not forbidden. On the con. trary, Paul and Peter both enjoin that "every bishop be the husband of one wife, to the end that, having governed their own families well they may be able also to govern the Church. Will the Bishop undertake to explain the cause of this evident antagonism between Rhine and one of the positive ordinances of God? 2. Catholics do not believe that infants, dying in infancy, are saved without the sacrament of Baptism, as it is this that takes away thestain of original sin, according to the faith of mother Rome. - . - 3- Catholics do not believe that any adult sin- ners are subjects of salvation, who die without the beneﬁts of the sacraments, as administered Sonia Baily Club:-Ermntral, jrihap ﬁltration. Eacuaxp 11, 1.878. 3 .——_——¢ trude himself in a discussion of such vital interest as that now occubyingpubllc attention in tliisclty. and which should be conﬁned to theologians, merely to cast his sneer: at a “young theolo- gian" who at least has shown himself not unac- - qualntcd with the to lie he discoiirscd upoﬂo “N3 that in trrainniatical ‘nglish, which is more than his very facetious respondent has done- Lct I. F. show his modesty by‘ con- tinuing to withhold from the public 1118 “reasons for belonging to the Episcopal branch of the Churcli of Christ.” These are his exclu- sive property, and no one has. or will question his claim to-them. The ﬁght is not between him land Bishop Ryan or any other individual. as such, butit is a war between rival theologies, and, therefore, should be pal-ticinzitcd in by rcp- rcscntativc men of this science only, while the people should be contented humbly’ to hear or road and learn. LARG- THE GRAND AVENUE BRIDGE. Plans and Estimates 'l‘herefor—-Tlie Matter Before the Board of Public linprovemcuts-Water-Pipe. The necessity for the bridging of the Paciﬁc Railway track at Grand avenue having made itself apparent, and the matter having been brought to the attention of the Board of Public Improve- ments by petitions, the Board, at its session yes- terday aftcrnoon, called the ease up for action thereon. Owing to the importance of the work and the large interest to be affected thereby, it was presumed that the property-owners would be on hand in force to express their views pro and con, and to act in concert with the Board in such manner as might be deemed best. However, the attendance was small, the property _intercst being represented by Hugh L. Raiikin, David Rankin, and Geo. F. Tower. 001. Flad, to whom the matter had been referred for plansand estimates, showed that he had‘ acted in the premises by laying before the meeting seventeen estimates with proﬁles giving every possible View of the improvement contemplated. The most feasible plan, he" thought, was the one which met with conimendation from all present, provided for a bridge having 216 feet of iron tiestle, 645 feet of wooden trestle and three wire bridges over Gratiot, Randolpli and Gamble streets, the estimated cost of which was $56,040. The apportionment of expense proposed was as follows: To the cit.V.$25,200; to the property own- .ers,$21,1-t0.and to the railway coinpany,$9,700. _By this plan the city would be beneﬁted in saving the cost of grading, and land owners would be proﬁted. Their property in the bottoms would. be available, and there would be a direct beneﬁt to them of $7,000 in grading. The main thing ‘ was to ﬁx the grade of the streets and carry them under the bridges. There would be 50-foot spans over Randolph anfl Gamble streets and a 86-foot span over Gratiot, while the width of the bridge as proposed would be 60 feet. In ‘reply to a question as to the cost of a bridge, all iron and 80 feet in width, Col. Flad said that it would be $95,000, and that to secure such a bridge,property owners would have to pay $20,000 more than the amount of the apportioninent given above. On motion, the President was directed to _sub- mit the matter to the property owners, with a view to their action in the premises. ' -Before adjourning, the Board went into the question of laying water-pipe, and disposed of it by d'irec_ting the Conimittee on Water to confer with the Special Committee of the House of De.- egates, having the matters of the Board under consideration, with the view to the preparation of ordinances. -broke out, having just a few minutes previous THE RED DEMON. Destructive Conﬂaizratious at Carlin- ville,‘ Carthage and lclsexvliere. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. C.uu.iNvIi'.i.is, ILL., January 10.-—Thia morn- ing, about 2:30 o'clock, ﬁre was discovcredln_ the rear room of C. II. Ii1anenbcrg’s drug store, in which was stored a lot of oils and other in- ﬂammable materials. The ilrcmcn were prompt- ly on the spot, but the ﬂames spread with amaz-- lug rapidity. lilaiieiiberg, who with his family. occupied the second-story, barely escaped with- out saving anything, and his stock, valued at $4,000, is a total loss. N1: insurance on household goods or stock. The building was owned by T. H. Sieinmoyer, valued at $2,000,— amid not lnsiii-ed. '1‘hc next building adjoiniu wzis owned by C. I-lennemcise, and occupied y Creameras a meat market, This was of wood, and soon went down, setting lire to a large wooden structure occupied by Schocnherr, Junghaus 65 Reiicnberg, furni- ture dealers . All efforts failed to stop the ﬂames, and this, too, shared the fate of the others, and communicated fire to a small wooden building used by H. Weisse as a cigar niaiiuiactory. The losses are as follows: Schoeiiherr, Junghaus & Itcifeiiberg, stock, $5,500; insured for $2,900; about $1,000 or the stock saved. The building was insured for only $1,000, and owned two-tliiids by the ﬁrm, and one-third by the heirs of the Berry estate. H, Weissc’s loss on cigars and stock $500 above insurance of $700. The building was owned by the furniture firm and Berry estate. Had there been a wind blowing nothing could have saved a large portion of the business part of the city, as this part is a regular ﬁre-trap, ﬁlled with old wooden buildings, all connected; as_ it was, the ﬁremen were greatly aided in checking the spread of the ﬁre by a small two-story brick building, built in the days wlierr solid work was the order, not shells, as now. ..—... At Carthage, Mo. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CARTHAGE, Mo., _Jannai-y 10.—-The residence of J.N. Garner, in this city, caught ﬁre this evening, a few minutes before 7 o'clock, and in spite of the energetic eiforts of the ﬁre depart- ment and citizens, burned to the ground. The piano and a case of books were all that was saved. The family was absent at the time the ﬁre gone to a neighbor's. The fire is supposed to have originated from the ﬂue in the kitchen, and had gained great headway before it was discov- , cred. The loss will aggregate several thousand dollai's,*-ibut whether there is any insurance your correspondent is at this hour unable to learn. The ﬁre is still burning, and hundreds of people are now viewing the scene. The two ﬁre companies are now watching the adjacent houses and buildings to prevent any further destruction. "It was fortunate for the city that there was no wind blowing at the time or the business portion of Carthage would have been placed in a very dangerous position. The alarm of ﬁre broke up the immense Murphy meeting being held at the Methodist Episcopal Church, and at this writing the crowd has not been rallied, although criers are going though the street call- ing every one to return to the church. Had it not been for the ﬁre to-night the roll of signers would have been swelled to over 1,000. Demolished. being taken to see if the proper nlmises can be got to enable the Board to have a fair under the resolution adopted. . _ The German Emigrant Society 01088‘! “B, b“,5‘-1‘ ncss to-day, and adjourned. A State oi'l§0mZ““°,“ was elected, with Edward Fleischer, of Atom- son, as l.’resirlcnt;Jolir_i Walauff. of [iii-\vi'oiic9. and A, Thoinpson, of Ellingwood. as Vice Pres! dents, and Oscar Soitz, of Saline, as '1‘rcasui'er. A Board of 1)ircctors and Business Manager were provided for, and Topeka was agreed upon as the blues of business. DEALINGS IN DIRT. An Abstract of the Annual Report of the State Register of Lands. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. « JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., January 10.--The Reg- ister of Lands has submitted to the Governor his annual report, of which the following is an ab- stract: United States (Government) land entered in this State from July 31.11876 to June 30, '77, as fol- ows: ' At. M09000oooonnnotounooalooo LfonvouooctIIQQOIIOOOOOOIUOI AtSpringﬁeld,1lIo.......... ........... 58,505.80}; —...—-—..-.-u TOEil1..................................l59,UU7.85% Thcselands the Register has certified to the various counties in which they are located and placed on the Assessor's books for taxation. _ '1‘lie township school land sold by the various counties, and for which full payment has been made and patent issued for the year ending De- cember 31, 1877, amounts to 5,938.78 acres, sold for $13,077 95. Patented by the United States to the State of Missouri, in lieu of swamp lands disboseilof by the United States, 24,261.18 acres of_ land. 111 V3- rious parts of the State; cash indemnity for same, total, $14,654 82; certiﬁcates of location for which patent has not been graiiteii, 1,040 acres; sur- veyed. selected and located as swamp lands in Dunklin, Scott, New Madrid and Peiniscot Coun- ties, 76.788 98 acres, the survey of which hereto- fore has been prevented by overﬂow and other causes. The number of acres of which lists have been made, for which indemnity fi-o_m_the Govci-nr_nent is claimed and remaiiiing unadjusted, 1.‘-1 96,915.83, besides a large amount for which lists have not been made. THE RAILROAD KINGS. A Meeting of Presidents to Prevent the Cutting of Rates. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. NEW YORK, January 10.—-Representatives of most of the trunk lines of railway met in this city to-day .to take measures for the adjustment of Eastern-bound freight rates. There were present Messrs. Scott of the Pennsylvania Ccntral,._Vanderbilt of the New York Central and Hudson River, Jcwctt of the Erie, Gcai'i'ett of the Baltimore and Ohio, McCullough of the Pittsburg, it. VVayne and Chicago, Noble of the Lake Shore, Ledyard of the Micliigan Central, Finch Commissioners of the trunk lines, Simpson of the Vaiiclalia, Bliss of the Boston and Albany, Clark of the N. Y.Central, Wadsworth of the Erie, and Till- inghast, representing the Canada Southern. After several hours’ consultation it was decided that the ___—..; "OLD MYSTERY.” How the Railroad Literature Has Dis- appeared for Some Time Past. - _ For the past; three years, at least, the number of railroad guide-books and circulars that have been absorbed in St. Louis has been simplyenor- iuous, the numbers used up in Chicago and other _ comparatively large cities being insigniﬁcant I when placed beside the thousands that were every month placed for distribution in thcliotels and dcpots of this city. Long before the end of each month, every box would be empty. Cir- culars inviting travelers to go "On to Texas” by way of the Iron Mountain Road, or advising ev- erybody to "Go West” by way of the Missouri Paciﬁc, or, in fact, any good-sized circular, with or without a man, were notoriously as hard to get hold of as greenbacks, one week after a large distribution had been made by the railroad com- panies. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Managers have been, with the other companies, at a loss to account for tli_e inordinate desire for railroad lit- erature that had sprung up in St. Louis, and Mr. Charles B. Wat-drop, the General Passenger A801“ Of W9 00919311)’ here. has been terribly vexed with the way in which the neat pamphlets have been disap- pouring. Taking the role of a. detective, Mr. Wardrop has been spending his leisure hours in feri-eting out the cause of the demand, and after a week of cautious working, unearthed the sup- posed reason, and with the aid of the police, showed up attlie Central Station a man who has been supporting himself in an extravagant manner by gobbling every guide-book and railroad circular he could lay his hands on, and selling theni-books that tell every station from Maine to California; books that contain maps of our whole glorious United States-—aii base old paper at 4c (some say 3c) a pound. Mr. VVill‘dl‘OD spotted his man on Saturday night, and caught him last night at about 9 o’clock at the Planters’ House in the very- act ,of‘ﬁlling his bosom with the much missed - little books. ' He called in Office: Kickliani and Sergeant , Massrnan, and had him taken to the station, where he gave his name as Henry Zeis. Upon. being searched he was found to be fairly stulled with guide-books, V having tliemin his boots, hat, sleeves and every- where. He gave his address as 603 South Third street, and upon the police going there and get- ting into his room. fully 12,000 missing books and circulars were discovered. 'I‘liese were aft- ‘ erwards carted ut) to the station house. A war- rant will be sworn out against Zeis this morning, yet on exactly what charge he will be arraigned is the question. The books and circulars were for distribution, and Zeis distributed them, prob- ably, according to his own notion. Although Zcis is well known to the police, he has never been locked up in St. Louis before. He was designated by many as “Old Mystery.” Almost every down-town policeman is ac- quainted by sight with “Old Mystery." He dressed in eminently respectable broadcloth and stove-pipe hat, haunted the COl‘l‘ld0l'S of all the prominent hotels, and wandered aimlessly about the depots, day in and day out, for _many a year, never giving the slightest clew to his oc- cupation, and apparently unacquainted with a single person in the wide, wide world. For at least two years he was an Object of close study to the police, but it was afterwards rumored about that the mysterious gentleman in black lived oil a small annuity which he received from rich rela- oath of allegiance to the $IOV8l'l'l[llei1l3 of Christ, tives in England, and from that time on he has which the subject, ﬁited by regeneration, thus thee‘ give back to us e-ice’ free us fr . . ’ p ‘ ’ 0m so many been considered as merely a reniarkably close- freight rates adopted some time ago should be eviis;save thy people from so many dangers, b the Oh r'h fR . '~ g‘. . y u L 0 Ome 18 mm mlkmg the maintained, and if the confederation were in- Church or Jesus Saviour, Which? Please, good Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat: she joins . God's grace. ’ - This, however, does not imply that Baptists are liidiifcrent to the ordinances of God’s house, or to God's house itself. Whatever Christ com- mands, whether absolutely essential to regenera- tion or not, must be done. least of his coriimandments, and in the exact lan- uagc of his law, is the test of faith and essential 0 Christian growth and developnieiit in the . Baptism, the Church relations, private and Church or kingdom of Christ. Loi-d’s supper, public duties prescribed by the exhaustless word , of God, are all essential to obedience, and obedi- ence is essential to the sanctiilcationand progress of the Church, through a living aiidloving faith in the Redeemer. W ithout evangelical faith, ‘ ‘it is impossible to please” God—“whatsoever is not of faith is sin”-and hence Baptists main- tain only a believer’s baptism, aconverted mem- bership oniy, in the Church--and that any profes- sion or act, intended to be religious and not re- sulting from direct, intelligeutand personal faith in Christ, guided by the -Word of God and prompted by His Holy Spirit, is simply sinful and , useless. ; _ I did not intend to discuss Baptist positions here, as I have neither the time nor the space. I only give a statement, in order to correct the glaring and reckless mistake of Father Phclan. I have scarcely alluded to the variations and enor mous assumptions of Catholicism. This is not my intention just now; but I have a proposition _to make (not for myself), which will go far to end this great controversy, in this city at least. Let Bishop Ryan, or any other representative man, whom the Catholics will generally iuelorse, meet '. in public controversy a representative man whom -the Baptists will generally indorse. As Baptists, with the New Tesi.anieut—-the last will and testa- ment of our Lord Jesus Christ, the testator—wc are not afraid to meet, in the spirit of the Gospel, any Cathdiic gentleman or scholar on earth. 1 like Bishop Ryan. I think he is a gentleman, and breathes aCiii-isiian spirit in his lecture; and 1 think /he could make as able as defense, histori- cally and doctrinaliy, of Romanism as could be made. If he will agree to controvert in public oral debate the several dogmas of his Church, and the distinctive features which“ divide him and Baptists, With an able, scholarly and scrip- turally enlightened brotlier, he shall have the opportunity. I had not intended to come into the papers on this subject, but the gross niis- ’ representation of Baptist and Protestant posi- tions generally, from Father Phelan and others, have driven us to take some notice of a contro- versy which, so far, has touched but faintly, I feebly and incoherently the great positions at issue. GEO. A. LOFTON. Mr. Hugliey’s Last Letter to Bishop. Ryan. ALTON, ILL., January 8, 1878.-—RIGH'I‘ REVER- END AND DEAR SIR: images in the worship of Roman Catholics fails utterly to justify the practice of the Romish Church, for two reasons. 1. The use of images in worship is positively forbidden in the word of God. The first commanument, according to your. division of the coniinandments, says: “Thou shalt not make to thyself a graven thing, nor the likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or iii the earth beneath, nor of those things that are in the waters under the earth. Thou shalt not adore them nor serve them.” of your own Bible. hibiiion of the use of images in divine worship. It uiatters not what sort of honor or adoration may be offered them. made in the kinds of worship. offered, the word of God recognizes but one kind 0 worship, as it recognizes but ___one object off worship, the Lord God. history, never used iiiiaiges in their worship ex- ceptwhen they turned away from God to the Worship of idols. This, reverend sir, you will not deny. Now, I ask, uid Moses and the Prophets understand this coinmandiiieiit cor-, T9011)? If they did, the RomaiiCaiiiolic Church ‘ does not. Wlilcll of these positions are we to take? 2. But, reverend 811‘, you know that while the Well iiisiructed and educated few may not pay divine honors to the im..ges'iu use in the Romish Church, the igiioiant and unlnsi.i'uc'.ed masses do. Children can not make the distinc-..ion you make, and l1C1lCe_\'Ol1l.eziCll your cliildrcii to prac- tice idolatry 0llLl'lg,hL, \Vh-slhel‘ you intend it or not. This you can not deny. An iiiciiient illus- tra.ting this fact was told me of a little girl Whose mother had died, and the fa-flier sent her for a while to a convent. After had been attending the convent for a season, when she was at home on one occasion, her granuinotlier found her up stairs, with a watch hung up, and she was on her knees praying to the watch. .HCl'g‘l'&lll(1f1lOLllCl' asked what she was doing, and she replied, "hush, grandnia,” and, poiiitii_i.°.' to the watch, she said, ‘ ‘ that is God. ’ ’ The image Worship in this case praciiced in the convent led the unsus- pecting child into the grossest idolatry, and ihis it muse. necessarily do with Cl-llldl‘Cl21 and the ig- norant meii who bow down and \\(}l‘-$1111) images. You say: “ lhey lilltlcl before these pictures; of C-0Ul.'::C they do not worship them.” But. i-evei-end 8li',)Ol1 -earli your pcivpic to WHl'Slllp the pictures andinaagcs. in yut-ll'D0ll.'.tl Bible you Lraiislatc irlebicws xx, 21, "By f..i.li, Jacob, when he was dying, blessed each of the sons of Joseph and vvo.-iiipcu IUU Lop of his rod.” In a._ note on Gen. xlvii, 31, where this some transaction is re- Icrred to, your Ui_illl‘cll says: ‘ ‘And to verify both these sentences we must understand that Jacob, leaning on JUr‘e)lll'S rod, atiorcd tllrlling «Osard the head of his bed; which adora- tion, inaisiiiucii as it was i'cfei'icd to God, was an absolute and sovci-cigii worsliip; but lllilslllucll as it was referred to the rod of Joseph as a figure of the scepter, that oi the l'U_\ ai (.ll9.‘lllLy of Christ, was only tll1liifl'.1'lL)l'&lll\.ll'BlZ1ilVC lioiior. ’ ' ME‘. reverend sir, this touches your people to W()l'Sll1)) lnlazges zincl pictures with the same adoration you pay to saints, and if this is not idolatry, ilien,sii', please tell as what it is. Of‘ course, rcvcrciid 511", Baptists do not believe that baptism is a Savior, nor that _the eucharist, the_ priest, the church, or any of its ordinances are conductors of Obedience to the Your defense of the use of ' I use the language , This, sir, is a positive pro- ‘ No distinction is here fol j This was so perfect- 1 1y understood that .lie Jews, throughout their _ and we will return thee praises and thanks. givings. Come, 0 ~ Mary! come and help as in the - moment of our death, when we will try to give our soul into thy hands.‘ But 111 the present moment give us coui-. age to triumph over our enemies, and then let us praise thee and. bless thee forever in heaven.” Is this simply asking Mary to pray for you? Here is idolatry, pure and simple, for it is asking of a, creature what God alone can give, It ascribes divine power and glory to Mary, calling her Queen of. heav_cn ,a’ncl earth,” and declaring that_"all is subject to her. -Again, reverend sir, in the N cw I -ark Frcemwifs Journal and Cath- olic Register of Nov_ember 18, 1871, we have a prayer from Pius 115., the concluding sentence of which is, "0 Jesus, obey Mary, and serve Fiance. ” The editor, in defending’ the Pope against the charge of idolatry in this prayentakes the ground: (1.) That when Jesus was on earth in the house of Joseph, in Nazareth, and subject to His mother, He was perfect God as He is now. (2.) That inthe same sense in which He was subject to her then He is now; and, (3), as Mary can never cease to be H16 mmher 01 God, and, consequently, Jesus can never cease to be - subject 130 1161' therefore this prayer of the -Popeis-not idolatry. New, reverend sir, if this does not ex- alt Mary above Jesus then-I‘ can not und,ei-st-and the force of either language or logic. Will you please explain, Bishop? But finally, reverend sir, prayers to the saints. can beef no-avail un- less the saints are endowed with the attribute of omnipresence. This a child must know. If 200,- 000,000 are praying to the Virgin Mary, in all parts of the world, at the same time, how can she hear them all unless she can be present in all parts of the world at the same time? Finite being is necessarily limited to a speciﬁc locality. l’ra_yei's to the Virgin and to the saints necessarily clothe them with omnipresence in the minds of their devotees. This clothes the creature with the at- tributes of the Creator, and IS the quintcssenceof idolatry. Thus the worship of the Virgin and the saints necessarily leads to the gi-ossest idolatry. Can you explain this difficulty, Bishop? One word, reverend sir, in conclusion, in re- gard to forgiveness of sins. You say, “The priest can never forgive the sins of a man who is not truly contrite.” Ah, but can the priest for- give sins at all? Can any but God forgive sins? Again, can God forgive sins without the ministry of the priest? The Catechism of the Council of Trent says, “To confess our sins, we must re- collect them, and the remission of them we can only obtain through the sacrament of penance, of which confession is a part.” "For, when arrived at an age to attend to the work of salvation, every one is bound to have re- course to the tribunal of penance, without which the sinner can not hope for salvation.” Again‘, it says: ‘ ‘To obtain adiniltance into any place the concurrence of him to whom the keys have been committed is necessary, and, therefore, as‘ the metaphor implies, to gain admis- sion into heaven, its gates must be opened to us by the power of the keys conﬁded by Almighty God to the care of his Cliuich.” Now, reverend sir, here we have the most emphatic and positive declarations that pardon, salvation, and the entrance into heaven, can only be obtained by and through "the power of the keys,” put into the hands" of the priest and conferred upon the sinner only through ' ‘the tribunal of penance." This ‘gives the priest power to forgive sin, and it also declares that sin wiil not be forgiven except. by and through the priest. This is the well understood doctrine of the Catholic Church. But, reverend sir, I -read again in the catechism of the Council of Trent, these remzii-kable words: “Contrition, itis true, blots out sin." Now, reverend sii , is not here a COD‘ll‘aCilCl.l0n, plain aii_d.p‘a1pabl.e? If ‘ 'centrition blots out sin,’_’ why is it necessary to go ‘to the priest for pardon of - that ~» which is al- ready blotted out? ‘The’ truth is,.,sir, the Catholic . Church has two methods of pardon, one for the truly contrite, and one for those who are not so. In proof of this I read again from the same cate- ’ chism: "According to the doctrine of the Cath- olic Church, a doctrine ﬁrmly to be believed and professed by all her children, if the sinner have recourse to the tribunal of penance with a sincere Sl)l'I'(lW for his sins, and a firm resolution of avoid- ing them in future, although he bring not with him that contrition which may be of itself‘“suﬂi- cient to obtain pardon of sin, liis_sins are for- given by the ministers of religion, through the power of the keys.” Now, revei-end sir, you did not give the Roman Catholic doctrine of forgiveness in your - lecture, as you stated: "Tlie priest can never forgive the sin of a man who is not truly contrite.’ ’ ~ God forgives the man who is truly contrite, ac- ' cording to your doctrine, while the sinner who is not truly contriic, but simply has attrition, obtains pardon from the priest, through‘ the sacraincnt of penance. _ This, reverend sir, you did not intimate in your lecture, but you represented that the same condition was required of the sinner in coming to the priest for . pzirdoii that God requires of those that come to l-Iini for pardon, without the ministry of the priest. Please, reverend sir, explain this matter to the public. Iwouid like to say much more, _ but my space is more than taken up now, and I must close. With much respect, 1 remain yours‘ truly, G. ‘V. HUGHEY. A General Review of the Battle. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: ST. LOUIS, January 10, 1878.--I t would seem that the end is not yet. The conﬁict, begun in the sixteenth century and carried on so hotly be- Again. it ‘says: ' tween Ptomanists and Protestants, is revived, I observe, in the columns of your great "daily re- ligious journal,” and it is to be hoped that, this time, some deﬁnite conclusions may he arrived at. I have watched with some interest the pro- gress of this controversy, andl have no doubt of readers some satisfactory conclusions ﬁnally agreed 011- Wuat can interest the mind of a mortal man more than the great truths that have a bearing pubis liappiiiess in the present world, and on hlsh tlhlicltle iminoi-tality? But, so far, I do not see t at ie parties to this discussion are any nearer together than the scholastics who carried it on three hun- dred years ago. And it is certain there will never that many thousands your ' are observing it with equal in_terest, in the hope that light may be 8110580. 31161’ Bishop,throw seine light on this ques-tion in your next, for the relief of troubled consciences. 4. Catholics do not believe that God only and direct y forgives sins on earth, but only through an agent—and that agent, oft times, acorrupt and polluted man. 5. Catholics do not believe that Oh ist Jesus is the only advocate and intercessor between us and God the Father. But they have put Mary, whom they call ‘ ‘Queen of Heaven,” and other saints to whom they offer prayers and supplications, in the attitude of intercessors. ' ' 6. Catholics do not believe that the sects, viz: Episcopalians, resbyterians, Lntliera.iis, etc. , who came out of Rome, are in any sense integral portions of Christ's Church; but are hefggjdg whose end is to be burned. No wonder Brother'- Holland's mind was so troubled that he dreamed‘ of a descent to the infernal regions. Can't the Bishop relieve the mind of the brother just a little on this awful subject? 7. Catholics do not believe that the humanity of Jesus Christ, transfignred and gloriﬁed, as’. ccndecl to heaven, according to the -Scripture, where He is now seated at the right hand of God the Father. On the contrary, they believe that He is still on this earth, in the host; and that He is broken, and masticated, and digested in the stomach of every devout Catholic, every sap. bath ,* when he ‘eats the consecrated wafer. W in the Bishop explain ,- in his forthcoming lecture, how the humanity of Christ, which was a mate- rial body. can be in heaven and on the earth a the same time? , ~ 8. Catholics do not believe that “the blood of Christ cleanseth from all sin,” according to the Scripture. They believe, on the contrary ,-~ that the sacrament of penance takes away some sins, and that more are purged by the ﬁres of Purga- ’ tory, one of the necessary institutions of ‘ 'tlie HolyMoihei‘.” ‘ . . 9. Catholics do not believe that Christ Jesus is the head of His Church on earth, since they ac- knowledge the Pope to be that head; as other-‘ monstxous supposition! Here, now, have been enumerated nine differ- ent opinions or tenets, and the number might be greatly extended, which Catholics do not be- lieve. which were scarcely alluded to at all by the Bishop, although his lecture is entitled ‘ ‘What Catholics do not Believe.” If Catholics do believe any or all of the dogmas or tenets which I here assert that they disbelieve, let the __Bishop show it from authentic documents of his own Church, and I promise that the whole Protestant world will be more than glad to get the proof. ‘ But it will be time to discuss these various mat- ters when we shall have cleared away the rubbish that has heretofore prevented, and must still pre- vent. a right understanding of the questions at issue between Catholics and Protestants. I must say again that. while this controversy. goes on without any admitted and common ﬁrsi; principles to start from, it will only be a waste of clusi-oils can he arrived at. . So long as Catholics meanings to such fundamental words as truth, reason, church, faith, etc., it will be impossible for them to agree, or to settle down upon any common conclusions. The laws of mind that govern belief are as invariable and ﬁxed as the law of gravitation that governs matter. But, as Bishopltyan is scholar enough to know ,the Roniish Church has altogether ignored that law of belief --has blotted it out—has placed fetters on the mind, and forbids any of her subjects to believe, or to think any otherwise than as they are me. tatcd to. _I here, and now declare my readiness to meet any man or Bishop, on the platform or through the press, on the affirmative of the propo- sition that there can be no belief without evi- dence, and that, in the absence of any evidence, belief can not be, authoritatively, forced on any mind. And any attemptthus to enforce belief is to enslave the,so_ul of man. know that this kind of sbiritualdespotism is far more degi-ading than any enslavement of the bodies of men? ' S. A. H. c “No Heiiv--The Views of a. Methodist . Preacher. To the Editor of th,e,G1obe-Democrat: - ST. LOUIS, January 10.—-Much is said by the secular press on the above subject. And all that is said,»as far as the writer has seen, is based upon the utterances of Dr. Swing, Henry Ward Beecher and Dr. F. W. Farrar, Canon of West- minster Abbey. The headings of nearly all the articles _rel'erring to these utterances, or published extracts from them, are misleading and not jnstiﬁed by the full sermons of those di- vines. , For instance, in yestei-da_y’s issue of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, Dr. Swing’s sermon is pub- lished under the prominent title, “There is no hell;Dr. Swing says so, etc.” Now the sermon does not teach no lieil. But not ‘the kind of a hell frequently “taught by old systems of theology. To teach that THE CUBAN Ixi>i<ii>i'i‘iON. The List Completed —— Officers of the - ‘ Delegation. Ameetingof the delegation selected to make the trip to Cuba in the interest of trade and trans- portation,‘ met in the Directors’ room of the Mer- chants’ Exchange, ycsterday afternoon. . Mr. Dent G. Tutt was elected Chairman, and Mr. K. D. Meilier, Secretary. Col. C. G. Stifel having given ‘notice that he could not make the trip, Mr. C. B. Greeley was elected to supply the vacancy. The delegation now comprises the following gentlemen: Col. Isaac Cock. Col. J. C. Normile, Col. C. M. El- leard, Messrs. E. Maxwell, C. E. Clark, D. G. Tutt, E. H. Semple, Henry Ames, Peter G. Ger- hart, W. F. Collins, K. D. Mellier, J. R. Sherer, George H. Small, P. B. Davidson, E. W. Ben- son, John B. Holmes, R. L. Biliingsley, Joseph Garneau, J. W. Kauffman, Horace L. Hyde, C. B. Greeley-. - It is not certain that more than twenty gentle- men will be provided with transportation, and it 4 was at first arranged that ﬁve ladies “could Vac- wise there would be two heads to one body, a j_ time and learning, as no deﬁnite and certain con- 1 and Protestants attach diﬁ‘ei~ent and conﬁicting I - company the cxned'i.tion,making .tw,enty-ﬁve per- i sons in all. At the meeting yesterday four. ‘.1’, al- 3 te=rnates”‘vs:ere elected,-namely: Patrick Burns, ‘ W. W. Harris, F. E. Udell and Geo. H. Ware, although a motion prevailed to the effect that if a. ‘ delegate was deterred from going he could select his own substitute. - Mi-s. Isaac Cook, Mrs. John B. Henderson an ' perhaps one or too other ladies will accompany the barty- ~ The delegation elected Col. Isaac Cook, as. Chairman, John W. Kauifrnan, as Chairman pro tem. , and H. L. Hyde, as Secretary. There is to boa meeting at 1 b. ‘m. to-day, at which ﬁnal arrangements are to he niade. Livn strocifiu SPECTION. the City Council to Answer. 1 To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat; ST. Louis. January 10, 1878.—Who is to be the Inspector, and are you sure he will not condemn good stock for purposes of gain? Will the city pay all damages that the Court may assess for interfering with and injuring pri- vate and corporate rights? » Are our citizens prepared to drive out all com- _petition, and are they sure our city can raise enough food within itself? Would it not be cheaper for the city to make a donation in favor of our home stock yards? Can bruised or, as they say, diseased cattle, which are rarely, if ever. seen in this market, he better inspected with the hide on or oil‘? .. COMMERCE. Questions for LOUIS%_lNvSPLlNTER’S., COL. R. J. MCELHANY, Springﬁeld, Mo., is at the Planters’. . ‘ HON. A. J. SEAY and T. A. Lowe, Union, Mo., are at the Laclede. ' JUDGE R. A. KING, Jerseyville, 111., is regis- tered at the Laclede. MR. RICHARD H. SYLVESTER, of the Farming- ton Times, is in the city. CADENTA MME. VON S'rAMWf'r—z and her husband, Henry . "P. Salisbury, have rooms at the Lindell. MR. WM. L. HULL, formerly a resident of St. 0 Louis", and now of Chicago, is on a visit to the . 1 city .- V And who does not .'_ CHASJA. HULL, from Philadelphia, represent- ing Eastern silk and leather interests, is here for afewdays. J’ ’ _ ' THE Young Democracy intend to have a cele- bration and a pow-wow on the 22-21 of February, Wasliington’s birth day. ALBERT TROTH, a farmer of Scotland County, Mo., yesterday ﬁled a voluntary petition in bank- ruptcy. Referredto Register Clarke. GEN. JOHN M. CROWELL, Spriiigfield, Illinois, Special Agent of the Post Oflice Department, is registered at the Planters’ . ' THE Swedish lady vocal quartet, from Stock- . holm, Sweden, who sing at Mercantile Library Hall to-night, are stopping at the Lindell. THE Court of Appeals has adjourned over un- til Monday. The second volume of the reports of the decisions of the Court will be out in a few days. Mn. FRANK HINTERS, Mr. Besseh1’s’ two b-e-e-r-s-man. it is a pleasure to state, has not passed in his beer checks, but there is hope that he may recover from his illness. THE Grand Jury of St. Louis County meets at Mt. Olive next Monday, and will consider among the systems of worlds are diff rent from the tlieo- ry of Copernicus, or even Kep , would be very diﬁ'erent from teaching that there is no system of worlds above us. _ . Henry W. Beecher did not teach “no hell.’’ but expressly said “there is a hell.”_ He only taught as he has done for nearly a quarter .of a century that the old theory of punishment is false in kind, not fact. i v . » Dr. Farrar has felt‘ obliged, from the mislead- ing extract-s and comments of his sermons, to publish what he did_.teach on this subject. Hence he says: “To say that I denounced the cioctrine of eternal punishment, or expressed a hope that the word eternal might not appear in the revised translation, is utter nonsense.” Scarcely is there a minister of any denomination who has not within the last half century expressed views con- cerning the nature of punishment somewhat dif- fcrent from the teachings of the last full century. This diifei-ence is not concerning the fact nor the duration of punishment, but mostly as to the kind of punisliment. The idea once to some extent prevailed of literal ﬁre. This has been denounced by thousands fromthe sacred desk, butwo must be cautious (and so must the secular press) or the reading public will be_ misinformed coiiceriiing the doctrines now deﬁnitely «expounded. - O. M, S'1‘EWAR'1‘. A Critic criticised-.7 other cases that of Chas. Rinne, charged with the murder of his wife Belle Rinne. PETER SCHMIDT, ﬁfty-ﬁve years of age, living at the northeast corner of Fifth and Morgan streets, is still reported missing, and his friends are firm in the conviction that he may have com- mitted suicide. Dr. Eggleston Declines. NEWARK, N. J.,. January 10.—-Rev. Dr. J. C. ‘Egirleston, of Trinity Church, this city, has for- mally declined the Episeepatc of West Virginia in a. letter to the Standing Committee of the dio- cese. Hc says, after a month of patient and prayerful consideration of the election, he.does not feel it his duty to accept, and sees no possi- bility of reaching a diifereiit conclusion. It is ‘understood he will remain here. Stabbing Affray in Fredericktovvn. A gentleman who arrived in the city yesterday from Fredericktown, Mo., gave brief particulars of a cutting aﬁ‘ray that occurred there on Wednes- day afternoon. A man named Young ‘was prose- cuting a civil suit in Court against another man, named Boyer. When the parties got outside the court-room a warof words was indulged in, when Boyer stabbed Young, it was supposed, inﬁicting LOR, of the Weiiona (Ill.) Index, ’ is —- registei-ed at the Lindcll. '. ' '- . WELLsviLLii, Oi-iIO,,January 10.-Dr. W. L. '1.‘liompson’s dwelling, on the corner of Fourth and Market streets, at East Liverpool, Ohio, was completely demolished at 1 o’clock this after- noon by an explosion of natural gas escaping in the cellar. The occupants were out at_the time, and no lives were lost. The house, with all its contents, were thrown into the middle of the ‘ . . At Homer, 111. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. HOMER, ILL., VIA DANVILLE, ILL., January l0.—The large barn belonging to T. D. McKee, of this place, was, with its contents, totally con- sumed by ﬁre this afternoon. It contained about 350 tons of hay. Loss about $4,800; partially in- sured. It was probably the work of an incendi- aryo ‘ NOTHING LIKE WATER. ﬂv The Temperance Fever Spreading Like Wild-tﬁre 'l‘lirougliout the Country. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. form rates. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL., January 10..--T-he in- increase, as was proven to-night by the immense audience that crowded the Court-room to listen to an address by Hon. S. T. Corn, of Carlinville, 111. It was decidedly the best temperance speech ever delivered in this city, and how reasonable and intelligent men and women that are awake to their own and the interest of others can resist such an appeal is wonderful. The list of signers is nearly 900. Converts at Carbondiale. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CARBONDALE, ILL., January 10.—'1‘he temper- ance tidal wave has ﬁnally closed in on Carbon- dale, and the Murphy movement is thoroughly installed. with Mr. Noble and Mr. Driver as lead ers. A meeting was held in the Methodist Church last evening and the house was literally jammed. A prayer meeting was held this afternoon and largely attended by citizens. Campbell at Collinsville. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. COLLINSVILLE, ILL., January 10.—’I‘he good work goes bravely on. Mr. E._ H. Campbell in- augurated the Royal Purple movement at this place this evening, and addressed‘ one of the argest audiences ever assembled in this city. One hundred and eighty persons signed the pledge, many of them having been hard drinkers for years. O’Fallon Hard Hit. Special Dispatch to the Globe.-Democrat. O’il‘ALLON, ILL., January 10.-The Murphies have struck this little town of 1,200 inhabitants and 12 saloons; and it is hit hard, too. At the first meeting last night 78 signed the pledge, many old topers among‘ them. Hurrah for Murphy! Let the wave roll on. Rockbridge Catches the Fever. . Correspondence of the Globe-Democrat. l . ROCKBRIDGE, ILL., January 9.—The Red Rib- bon ‘Society was organized last night with 153 members, (the result of two days’ work by D. B. Ross, who left this morning for his home in In- dianapolis. * Out in Kansas. Correspondence of the Globe-Democrat. PERU, KAS., January 7.-—-The Murphy excite- ment is at a high pitch in this place. More than sixty had signed the pledge up to last night. Sedan, the county seat. has over 170 blue ribbon wearers. O .:i‘ii1_<i DAIRYMEN. What was Done at the Third Da.y’s Ses- sion Of the American Association. CLEVELAND, 0., January 10,-Third day of the American Dairymen’s Association. The morn- ng session was opened with a general discussion of Mr. Harris’ speech of last evening, after which the following resolutions were offered by Mr. J. H. Reall, of Philadelphia. - Resolved. Thata committee of eleven be ap- pointed to organize a Dairy Fair, to be held at some central point during the present year. Resolved, That said committee shall have full power to select the place, raise funds, pay pre- iniums, and make all arrangements necessary to the fullest success of the enterprise. Resolved, That said committee shall adoptrules for its government, and have power to ﬁll vacan- cies in its own membership. The resolutions were carried, and C. W. Horr, Harris Lewis, and J. H. Reall appointed to select the committee, with the following result: T. D. Curtiss, Utica, N. Y.; Francisi D. Moulton, N. Y. City; T. G. Alvoi-d, Syracuse, N. Y. ; M. Fol- som, New York; -Harvey Farrington, Norwich, Ont. ; Hiram Smith, Wisconsin; Geo. E. Gooch, Chicago; R. P. Cannon, Aurora, Ohio; W. E. Smith, New York; A. M. Fuller, Meadville, Pa.; D.‘I-I. Burrell, Little Falls, N. Y. Mr. Moulton, advocating the resolution, re- ported a large amount of money subscribed to- wards the object. Mr.COnelius Baldwin then delivered an extend- ed address on “Selection and Breeciini-; of Dairy Cattle.’ ’ Many points of his story were illustrat- ed by reference to charts of animals hung upon the wall. Ex.-Gov. Seymour was elected President; Prof. L. B. Arnold, Secretary; Hon. Harris Lewis, '(1§‘_reasurer, and the Convention adjourned sine 18. ‘ terest in the temperance meetings inaugurated Shreveport. ‘here lastweek by E_. H’. Campbell is still onthe ' formed of any ciittiiic: on eastward-bound freiglits on the part of Westci'n roads, nicasiires should be taken to compel such roads to charge the uni- '1he inserting then adjourned sine die. moutlicd and eccentric individual. Old Mystery is now explained. A SPORTING NOTES. THE VVEATI-IER. Daily Bulletin. WAR DEP"1‘, SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A., 1 ST. LOUIS, January 9, 1878--10:07 p. in. Bar‘. Ther. Weather. Cairo, ii1;.............. 30.01 39 Cloudy- Chicago. ]ll............ 29.74 37 Lt. Snow. Cincinnati, 0.... ...... 29.75 38 Lt. Snow. Davenport, Ia. 29.92 32 Cloudy. Denver, Col............ 29.64 31 Clear. Indianapolis, Ind...... 29.79 37 Lt. S_noW. Keokiik, 29.90 33. Cloudy. La Crosse, Wis........ 29.84 36 Cloudy. Leavenworth, Kaii.... 29.95 28 Clear. Louisville, 29.85 38 L13. SHOW- Memphis, Tenn........ 30.04 3 Clear. Nashville, 'I‘eiin........ 29.98 39 Cloudy. New Orleans, La._...... 30.05 49 Clear. Omaha, Neb............ 29 89 25 Fair. Pittsbiirg, Pa...... 29.61 37 Cloudy. Salt Lake City, U. T... 29.80 33 Cloudy. San Francisco, Cal..... 30.05 52 Clear. Santa Fe, N. M... 29.61 27 Clear. 30.0 43 Clear. St. Louis, Mo......,.... 29 98 35 - Cloudy. St. Paul, Minn......... 2983 30 Cloudy. Vicksburg, Miss. .. 30.07 49 Clear. Virginia City, Men”..- 29.46 26 -Clear. Yankton, D. T......... 29.87 21 Fair. ‘Fort G'i‘bson............ 29.98 31 Clear. Dodge City............. 29.38 39 Fair. Sacramento....-.. 30.02 52 Clear. Winnemucca....... 29.90 29 Clear. Boise City.............. 29.95 35 Fair. PiooheIIIOOOOIIICIOOOOOI Local Report. SIGNAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 10, 1878. ’ Wind. ~ Time. Bar. Ther Hum Weather. Dir. Vol. 7 a. in. 29.828 36 80 W. 12 Cloudy. 2p.m. 29.889 36 70 W. 17 Cloudy. 9 p. m. 29.987 35 63 N. W. 14 Cloudy. ........_.. .____. , I__..._ Means. |29.923 35.5| 71.0 W. I Maximum temperature, 410 . Minimum temperature, 35 ° . Melted snow or rainfall, 0.00 inches. , WM. FiNN, Sergea nt. Probabilities. WASHING-TON, D. C., January 11, la. m_.—In- dications for Friday: In the South Atlantic States, stationary or rising barometer, south and west wine-ls,warnier,c1ear or partly cl.-udy weath- er will prevail, For the Gulf States, south and west winds, warmer clear weather, followed bv falling barometer, and in the West Gulf increas- ing cloudiness. . For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, northwest winds and rising barometer, stationary.temperature and cloudy weather, with rain or snow. possibly followed by falling barom- eter and slightly warmer pouthwest winds. For the Ubner Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val- leys,southeast to southwest winds, falling barom- eter, warm, cloudy Weather. For the Upper Lake region, northeast to southeast winds, ris- ing. followed by falling barometer, warmer, cloudy weather, and possibly light rain or show. For the‘LQwer Lake region, northeast to north- west winds, cooler, cloudy weather, and light rain or snow, with rising barometer. For tlfe Middle Atlantic States and New England, falling, followed by rising barometer, cooler, north and west winds, cloudy weather, with light rain or snow, followed in the southern portions by clear or clearing weather. The rivers will change but little. Temperatures remain above freezing in the canal regions of Maryland and Virginia. Oil‘- shore signals are ordered for Cape May and Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York, New Haven, New London, Newport, Woodshall, Boston and Thatcher's Island. Cautionary sig- nals continue at Portland and Eastport. Hawkeye Happenings. Special Dispatch to the G-lobe-Democrat. DES MOINES, IOWA, January 10.-—Gov. Gear arrives to-morrow morning, Members of the Legislature are coming in rapidly and are be- sieged by the army of candidates for ofﬁce. It is conceded John Y. Stone will be elected Speaker, probably on the ﬁrst ballot. The United States Supreme Court has sustained the supcrsedeas and appeal of Sage & Cowdrcy in the Central Railroad case, confirming all Judge Dillon’s rulings. It is a virtual defeat of the Cole party, and continues the road in the hands of the Receiver indeﬁnitely. for the next State Fair. closed with 5,120 pledges. Quinc_v’s Budget. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. The third Monday in September has been ﬁxed The blue-iibbon temperance meetings have QUINCY, ILL., January 10.-Tlie Herald to- ,Marc and the Bear--The New Orleans Billiard Tourney. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CINCINNATI, 0., January 10.—The wrestle to- night between Lucien Marc, the Frenchman, and the bear, at Wood's theater, was a tremendous farce. The hear was a small street animal, and would not be induced to stand on its hind legs. It exhibited only a desire to vvhine and get out of the way of its prosecutor. Marc, after. farcical monkeying for half _ an hour, picked the bear up and threw it violently upon the stage. To get even, the bear bit the end oﬂ one of Marc’s ﬁngers at the end of the wrestle. The Billiard Tournament. N EW ORLEANS, January 10.—'I‘he first game of the billiard tournament was played to-night in thl St. Charles Rotunda. Sexton, 600; average, 16%. runs, 91, 81 and 97. C. Dion, 539; average, 15. runs, 101 and 87. _ ELECTRIC FLAS HES. PEOPLE are crossing the river St. Lawrence on the ice at Varrenes. A FIRE at Laurensburg, N. C. , caused the loss of 325.000. Insurance triﬂing. W. W. CHURCHILL & CO._, a leading dry good: ﬁrm, Washington street,Boston,have suspended. The suit of the heirs of the Lee family to the, Arlington property has been further postponed till March«or April. .105. E. WOODWORTH, shin-builder and mer- chant of Cornwall, N. S., is in ﬁnancial difficul- ties, and has called a meeting of his creditors. Liabilities heavy. . WALKER, EVANS 1900., boot and shoe manu- facturers at Toronto, Ont., have suspended, and a writ of attachment has been issued against W. F. Ross & Co., jewelers. THE Standing Committee of the Southern Ohio Diocese voted to conﬁrm Dr. Eccleston as Bishop of West Virginia, and rejected Dr. Seymour in Bishop of Springﬁeld, Ill. DISTILLERS, rectiﬁers and dealers in whisky oi ﬁfty Tennessee counties met at Nashville yester- day morning, and adopted a memorial asking Congress to reduce the whisky tax to 50 cents. Ditclied. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. TERRE HAUTE, 1ND., January 10.-—A passenger train on the Cincinnati and Terre Haute Railroad was ditched thismorning, about fourteen miles east of this city. It is reported here to-night that John Holland, conductor; Stewart Miller, train- boy, and Mr. Payne, agent of the road at Clay City, were severely injured. There is no tele- graph on this road, and up to 11 p. in. the wreck- ing train sent out from this city had not returned. Up in a Balloon. Special -D isbatcli to the Globe-Democrat. _ FARMINGTON, Mo., January 10.--Prof. Head- ley, the daring aerenaut, made an ascension in this city yesterday afternoon, in his monster air- ship, in the presence of an immense crowd of de- lighted and enthusiastic spectators. After reach- ing an altitude of thousands of feet, he gave a series of daring trapeze performances, such as throwing himself over the bar, liaiigin-g by his feet. neck, etc. He made a safe descent. Beecher. , NEW YORK, January 10.-=-At the annual meet- ing of Plymouth Church to-night, a letter was read from Mr. Beecher, in which he referred to thc falling off in pew rents this year, and regret- ting’ as a result the probable narrowing of the work of the Church. He offered to give one- quarter of his salary rather than have that work stiffer, and the offer was accepted. This will make Mr.‘ Beecher’s salary$l5,000 for this year. Marine. SAN FRANCISCO ,January 10 .——Ai-rived-—Steamcr City of Sydney, Sydney, via Honolulu; steamer Belgic, Hong Kong, via Yokohama; bark Tresno, Philadelpliia; British ship British Envoy, Liver- -pool. Ole:-ired-—Sliip Chat-moi‘, Cork. PORT EADS, January 10.-—Arrived--Schooner Labrunt, Barbadocs. Sai‘ied—-Steainship New Orleans, New York. Barks-—-Lufra, Cork; Avante, '.1‘i'icste; Livingstone, Havre; Elinor Vernon, Providence. Bi'ig‘—-Shephei-dess, Fal- mouth. ‘ LONDON, January 10.--Steairnships Victoria and Weser, from New York, arrived out. Accident to a Stock Man. John Duermycr, residing at Labadie, Franklin morrow morning will contain a call, nuinerousiy signed by citizens, for a mass-meeting on Satur- day night, at the old Court House, of all those in favor of the dollar of the daddies. The object is to select delegates to the silver ineeting at Springﬁeld, on the 15th inst., to listen to speeches on the silver question. . The morning train on the Wabash Railroad, Hoi'ace_l\lorgaii, conductor, killed a man named Hanback last night near Bluff City. The victim was a farmer, living a few miles east of the sta- tion, and was in the habit of spreeing. On his way home, drunk, he got tired, laid down by the track, was struck by the engine and horribly mangled. He wasabout forty-ﬁve years of age, and leaves a family. Consolidated Virginia. County, Mo. , and stopping at the Wilhite Hotel, corner of Second and Bremen avenue, got up about 2 o'clock yesterday morning to go to the Union Stock Yards, to look after some hogs . In jumping over one of the fences at the yard he fell into a chute, a distance of about twenty-ﬁve feet. breaking his leg between the knee and the ankle. 4 BUSTE. ‘RS SALE.——Whereas, J osepli Joyaile (a single man) by his certain deed of trust dated the 3rd day of Jaiiiiary, 1876. and recorded in book No. 535, page 392 of the records of the City (late coumy) of St. Louis. conveyed to the uiidersigned the following desci-ibod real estate, sitiiatetl. lying and being in the City of St. Louis. State of M'issour'i. to-wit: Bcgin-- hing at a point in the east front line of Ftoiirtii street in the City of St. Louis. State of Missouri. distant iiort.liwaidly one hundred and eiglit (108) feet from the southwest corner of city block niiinber seventy- the aforesaid line SAN FRANCISCO, January 10.—-At the annual meeting of the Consolidated Virginia to-day Geo. Wallace, Sol. Heydenfeldt, Geo. R. Wells, Cor- nelius O’Conner and Chas. H. Fish were elected be any agrsementso long as there are no deﬁni- tions of terms and no first principles agreed on, from which deﬁnite and certain conclusions may be drawn. ,. . Every established science has its deﬁnitions nine (79); thence northwardly with of ifoiirtli street twenty (20) feet; thence castwardly sixty-four (64) feet; thence southwai-giy twenty (20) feet; tiieiice westwardly sixty-four (b4),f80§ l-_0 1-110 point of l)‘Cg'illlll11”“; bpunded iiortli by pi opeily now or formerly of Arc ibisliop lxenriclc: east by pi'0i)e1't-y they do vvorship the pictures, for your Bible tells them the dying patriaicli worshiped an image ' ‘on the top of his rod.” Now, Bl.-.1101), did you give a ‘fair presentatmii of the pictiire-worship of the Rﬁlmish Church? I am compelled to say you did To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: - ST. LOUIS, January 10, 1878.--Your issue of to- — day contains a communication -on the "Great ' Controversy,” signed 1. F., which needs not his a mortal wound. Judge Carter and M. Clardy, 'Esq., were attorneys in the case, which would _ Kansas Matters. indicate that it was of some importance. TOPEKA, KAS., January 10._—Th-e State Board ' :7 of Agriculture has had along discussion to-day . . 1 -~ . _ .. - ‘ . ~ ' ‘ raxioms before there can _ . V . __ , » ' ‘ trustees’ 485 000 shares weie represented the - to -~1 fVV' keimeyer-sout._i by 'l_iiore.se Eggple B3; Lgif _p‘£::::£:Lh;: ay();,1l.05":lvepei'5;'Lf)3l1E1.- ;:E(&‘1lf1i;’sSt‘Cll)(I3‘:‘lnG(é3lE3ler]'S.:3OkC W0 Gciénce N 3301955» 33’ declaration tn” he is no thqologmn to aubstan. T tn Editor or the‘3]:;le grfnslgeratg over the subject of holding a State Fair next fall. secrete;-’y gagging the ,,0m_ The Secretary»; ,.e_ aiildnwlesyt by F(;31~tli street.’ Wliicli said con- stop. You know, reverend 611'. 5'33‘ “ll” Ogmllhy 0*‘ ma5hem"“3i°3- What °°“°1‘1‘”°“3 “O3? tia-to the fact- Indeed. 1113 m01‘0 th0I'0l1Eh ° “ State Secretary Gray introduced a resolution port shows cash on hand at the beginning of the "e"““°° ‘° th°““de'S'g"ed W“ mme to heme the , , , , _ . - . - , _. r . . ,, _ , 3 ' tea in said deed of trust dc- ‘l'l1IlSl3UOD Sllppfﬁiiﬁe-S LDC DI'C].)0Sll.lOn Cpﬁ W11 8"; be 8:[-flVed at In tmbha anquaintance ‘avg than theology 13 Observ. ST. LOUIS, January 9. W you please directing one be he1d’Which’ after a iong de. year recelpts from an Sources - (‘3:lI1'e%1e1;%na0pal,t of ‘he ihird and of the D0 EC [10 9 ’ right has yo 1 '1 I ll ,1, Cl '-n thus to sup rese ﬁnitir ns . - - use the GLOBE-DEMOCRA'1"s tow-liiice one again _ . 644 76' disbursements $12,879,211 43 includin 1 th 1 t tes in said deed ties '."’ibed remain . 1,“, of GO‘d'.5"v:;‘U,{3?P Yzililiwkntiw the pasgsage as coinnion ground from p which to. reason? able in every oiieof h'ispﬁI'a£I‘3.I>h8.9-Dd h13f8_1111!'8 and mum the following liner Wm‘ is thueasm; page, was not adopted. sec,-em,’ Gray then m_ $8’ 6403100 dm den d. . g douiér andn‘1;1(:1re:m1.10N0W, memmre. at ttile request 0: reads iitei:aliy-- and woisiimed upon the top of There has been quite a display of toanswer satisfactorily the 8331019 F011 Published i h ~ d b ' m j 1 h d . h b troduced the following: the legal ho der of_safd notes, and in pui‘si1ai_ice of his staff.” It Was not J0a8I>h’3 Nd 01‘ 3°91”-er rhetoric, and not it little of D°°ti1;,y't?1:t (iii? * “Y °' "'° 83°’ ‘mm “*9 R°°t°" we n 3' ewestjen can not e m 8 8 mt 6" Resolved. That it is the sense of this meeting Hiirrr tidings for nervous sufferers and those thiigliimsions of ma deed of mm’ the undemgned . . o 0 " ' . I ' he used at all, but his own staff. which he Used a superﬂulty 01 103”: $1 “"35: gyéamly on the of “,3 G00‘; shepherd, 1, 5,, mg. 1-31‘ 233? B01311 13116013? 300 ¢0ﬂ3l1m3!' are 31113111100 thatif ways and means can be created in advance who have been closed dru ed and naked SVATURDAY. THE 2D DAY OF FEBRUARY- 1878- ‘°.5“l>lNl'& 11111159“ 111100 in I118 fB0U1W“335- Re’ 099510“ ‘*3 °°“"“’°"°d A’ as a ' p nal as -that he iiiade a few years 1 with very poor gas. I am not able to read or for the payment of provisions, that there shall be ~ ' gg ' q ' between the hours of 10 o’clock a. in. and 5 o‘clock - is sup erters. I gladly D320: Blilt‘ilvi?t:v§ry.atxliggfiigimbiepdiscourse of Dr. (lateasgrlwhich at-W°3"3d in 7°“ °°m-mm yeaterdu morning, but which I had not the oPP°"W“‘l‘i? °‘ hearing. It contains food forrthnoﬂﬁggggg 1" ﬂeeting minds, on both sides 9 _t :8 <1 to W1-I the Why did Bishop Bonn 701119 9? I ningupon his bed. and supported by his staff, he bowed and worshiped God, not his stall‘. Your 0Wl1‘l.railB ation o. Gcn.xlvii,31.is-—-"Israel ador- °‘‘* 1100.. turning to the beu's head." That is, he . bowed in his worshimsupperted both by the bed’: and and his stall‘, or by one alone, as the word tendered “liedstead" and “Btaﬂ” istho same, .Pu1vermacher’s Electric Belts effectually cure premature debility, weakness and decay. Book considered, however, that this action virtually and Journal’ with Information “mm thousands‘ km. we P,-o3,,¢;_ 1-h,¢9m,e,mon adjourned ml mailed free. Address Pulvermacher Galvanic L to-marrow morning... and meanwhile steps are _.LCo.. Cincinnati, Ohio. write by such gas. For what does the city engage such a Receiver and to pay him $25,000 a year? Any other man, with $1,500 a year, will supply us with better gas. Hoping that you will spcceed, A SUBSCRIBER, A Gas Consumer on Uhouteau avenue. . in. of said day. at the east front door of the Court ouse in the City of St. Louis. Missouri. sell the above described real estate at public vendiie. to the highest bidder for cash, for the purpose of satisfying; said notes and the costs oi executing this trust. M. JACOBY, trustet. L st. Lm1ls.January 1021,1878. ~ ago ‘to establish in this city a conventiele of schis- matics, with Mr. Cummins at their head. Sheers, Mr. Editor, pass not‘ among intelligent men for arguments, and it is to be regretted that it man of common sense, as I. 17‘. claims to he, should st Lbe so wanting in common dannmnr » as. so alu- a State Fair held under the auspices of the State Board of Agriculture in 1878. This, after much debate, was adopted. It is I I 0351.. ‘\ 51,; data ﬁailp wﬁlulie-Etmotrai, giribapﬂlntuiug, §suitarg11_L187S. 1 ________._g I ZAR. , bled with superstitious dread. "My‘G°dl W553 is that?” he whispered. with looks of terror‘. Aﬁ“‘QAIGNMENT' -"Lii'r's our our or THIS," _ he hissed, and notwithstanding his companion _ . The Delegate Charged with a. laid his hand upon his arm to detain him, the young man hastily strode out of the front door,as Grave Oﬁ'ense by the‘ Sewer Commissioner. ;4- L_ $1. rt.-at slut. n.m..~mi Congress Yesterday. WASHINGTON. D. l 0., January 10.-.S'enat¢-— Nnmeitous petitions were presented in favor of the adoption of a sixteenth amendment. prohib- ’ iting States from disfranchising persons on ac- count of sex, and referred to the -Committee; on Privileges and Elections. A large number of bills were introduced and referred to appropriate com- mittee. The Senate then resumed consideration of the resolution submitted by Senator Matthews before the recess, declaring the right of the Gov- ernment to pay the piincipal and interest of bonds in silver coin, but no deﬁnite action was taken. House-Numerous bills were introduced and re- ferred. A bill directing the Secretary of State to affix the great seal of the United States to a docu- ment entitled the Administrators of the United states Government at the beginning of its sec- ond century, passed. The resolution reported by Mr. Wood, prior to the recess, directing investi- gations to be made into the management of the several Departments of the Government, was tak- en up and discussed in Committee of the Whole. Mr. Burchard’s amendment authorizing the com- ._..___........_A r disien ilxereto of three men-a drau htsm - clerk and a ﬁeld hand. He had themgempldgéd‘ A and wanted authority. for their employment.’ Tli5,~ ‘ bill came up in the House twice and was rejected, Itc-.am_-e up it third time. and was referred to up committee consisting of Bob Jones, myself and Sullivan, and it was a tacit understanding that: the committee would not report the bill back. Moore has come to me several times, wanting to know when the committee would meet, and I have never given him any satisfaction.” “Does he charge you with the action of the entire House?” , H "No; but in addition to his disappointment’- growing out of the failure of his pet bill, be has the animus growing out of A WARM DISPUTE ~ yesterday with me. He was down here yester- day, in my store, and the sewer question came up. Igot‘hot,’ and told him that Ilioped to live to see the day when we could get our sewer through without having to act through a lot of long-winded Commissioners. He got mad, too, and left.’ ’ “-But, Mr.-Amelung-, he makes what appears - on paper to be a very strong case against you.”_ “And I will furnish just as good proof that I‘ ‘ am innocent of his allegation. This Soulard Street Sewer stops at Columbus street, makes a sharp elbow and empties through the Columbus A Street Sewer into the Carroll Street Sewer. We " have been taxed and have paid for a sewer .f through Soulard street to the river, and for ﬁve years I have been trying to have it built. When- 5 ever it rains we are ﬂooded and our cellars are ﬁlled with water.” "Mr. Moore calls into question all the signa- ' for the converging armies of the north and northwest, but because it ﬁrmly establishes sbasls of operations in Roumelia itself for a direct advance upon Suleiman Pasha’ re- serves in Adrianople. A rumor is, however, current that an armistice upon the basis of each belligerent occupying the ground be “head? holds, has been agreed upon, and there is no doubt that some such proposition has beeninade by _Turke_v. Upon the other hand. the absence of any formal reply from the Grand Duke Nicholas must give rise to the suspicion that the recent manifestations of amore paciﬁcatory disposition on the part of Russia‘ are a mere ruse dc gucrre, devised to enable her armies to bridge over the dim- culties caused by the closing of navigation overthe Danube.‘ Butour own impression is that the armistice, if made, will be fol- lowed by a truce, andthat by a deﬁnite peace, signed, perhaps, late in the spring or early in the summer. and Cincinnati. 1%, has_aﬁ'orded. facilities 1 ~ for the investment of St. Louis capi- l A - tail in the way of manufactures, and ii ‘ - _ thousand men or more in various ca acities, - ' go from and return to their homes on this side The Terror of Restdents Along -of the river in pursuance of their daily avo- the Bra’zSO' ' cations. . The passage of this bill means the crippling, if possible, of this grand commer- ‘cial enterprise, and the closing of these in- dustrial hives, and the throwing of all this labor unemployed, upon the community. We have a similar home institution, which has done good work in the development of the live stock trade of St. Louis, and we wish to see it grow to thrice its present traﬂic,which we are told amounts to $11,500,000 ' annually: and any judicious measures of relief or assist- ance the Council can afford it, if desired, should be cheerfully accorded; but no step should be sanctioned which will tend to pull down a rival, where such prostration shall redound to the injury of our general trade though old clovenfoot himself were after him. The GLOBE-DEMOCRAT correspondent followed, and both remounting their horses rode away through the plantation. What was the cause of , that mysteriqns sound neither of the two ever satisfactorily found out, though there might have been found natural causes sutlicient to have ex- ilained. Such are the facts‘ connected with the aunted house onthe River Brazos—one that is known far and wide, and shunned as rural ceme teries are at that deep hour of night. “When ghosts troop home to churchyarda.” A Sewer Petition Aﬂbrds Occasion for the Trou- ble--The Commissioner's Report to the Board of Improvements-Its Founda- tion-Mr. Aineluiig Denies All, and Explains. 7'" """4-— v—-<¢... ..,¢¢ 5.... A Haunted Mansion and the.Tragedy Enacted Therein. ——¢~..-....... __ . . L AMUSi.~..luii..N 1 S. Mysterious Noises Heard in the Desert- ed Buﬂdmg' _ '. THE OPERA AT DE BAR’8. .____________________ Masaniello, the tale of the heroic Italian ﬁsher- man, who in his own age was a striking protest against mediaeval errors and tyranny, is a mar- velous story, but Aubcr in his Muettc dc Portici, has altogether failed to grasp the intensity of the situation, or to comprehend in even the most distant degree the adaptability of the narrative to modern opera. Judged by, the scale of the music the company have already given us, and that which is -to follow, it must be pronounced in The Board of Public Improvements was in ses- sion yesterday afternoon, and engaged in the dull routine of "regular order” when a bomb was exploded in its midst by Sewer Commission- er Robert Moore, who charged Mr. J. H. Ame- lung,Speaker pro. tem of the House of Delegates. and for years a member of the old Council, with forgery. Of course it grew out of Mr. A’8 dealings with the Board, else it wou1d°have been decidedlyout of order to have sprung the matter at a Board meeting. The Commissioners, with the exception of Mr. Robert Moore, who had had The Murder Which Led to litany Super- . stitious Fears. v- Our Texas Correspondent Endeavors to Fathom the Secret. 4.... .—_— ...._.. ._,_____‘ _ VV__ _‘ “ _ mmee to apply to me House at anytime for pow, . ‘ ‘— . and the true interests of the mass of our the last degree unequal to its theme. It time to digest all the features presented in the mres on me Damion except your 0“,n.u THE chal-ore against Mr_ Thomas Walsh 1 Specialcorresnondonce of the Globe-Democrat; - . _ . M b . ht. _ . . , U - H I . 91‘ to Send f01'Pe1‘S0n3 and P=|D6I‘8 W88 agreed t0- - d“ P909 3- SAN FELIPE TEXAS January 6 __The Texas if‘ 3 1 53103:“? Vﬂllllchth <‘-Fell tier fmlii case. gazed at each other in astonishment. dui- 1 Yes. Ilundcistdntg he does. Now, [we ltiave An amendmem oﬂ-area by M,._ 1,-08,31. was adopt. was yester ay nollc pressed in the United ,_ - corms ',, ' ' ‘"9 ° 0‘ 9 1" 3. 9 .W.°a 5 1. ° "5 ing the reading of the bill of arraignment. F3 ‘W 01 I "5 mimel‘ 01' 80 many Yea” 19 la‘ ‘ ere :; _ . . . . _ -. ~ . pendent of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, accom- genius. or to which Bellini might have is nota [)1'0p\(-3rt,y.owner who has no; begoughc , ed. Mr. Hale's substitute for the original reso- States Circuit Court, because of certain de- THE DEAD KL‘ G‘ panied by a young Texan farmer’ was riding on lent all the sweetness of his melodies. Each THE FACTS BRIEFLY SET FORTH me to press through a petition. They have au- :; thorized me to sign their names, or to use them .5 maestro would have of course treated it froma in any way that would accomplish the desired widely diﬁerent point-of view, but it would have been impossible for either to have descended to the dead level of mediocrity, cloyed sweetness ‘and absence of all distinctive character with which Auber has written. It is, indeed, a splen- did subject, but the inspiration has been most lamentably wasted. Even. in such a wretched failure of musical excellence on the part of the composer, there was room for talent, and Miss are these: On the 18th of November there was ﬁled with the Board of Public Improvements, by Mr. Amelung, a petition for a public or district sewer, this sewer to extend through Soulard street, from Columbus street to the river. Head- ing the list_of signers was the name of Mr. Anis- lung, and following it were the names of twenty- four persons, presumably residents or property- 1 The death of Victor Emanuel is a national loss, but its political importance is not nearly so great as it would have been had it taken place fourteen or ﬁfteen years ago, or. in- deed, at any period antecedent to the Frehch war with Germany. Until Italy had thorough- lutlon also carried-101 to 99. The substitute will be found in thetelegraphic ‘‘columns. The com- mittee then rose and reported the resolution and substitute. Mr. Hale endeavored to get action in is the House, but a motion to adjourn prevailed. { fects in theindictlnent. So that instead of makinga case against the integrity of Mr. Walsh, the District Attorney seems to have madeacase against his own capacity. We are not-, and have no desire to become, the champion or defender of Mr. Walsh in this the road leading from the great Houston prairie, north of the River Brazos, and leading across that stream at Crump’s Ferry to the village of San Felipe de Austin, south of the Brazos, one of the oldest places in the State, and temporary capital of the Lone_Star Republic during its revolt against‘ the Mexican power. Tro”tting« leisurely through ‘ ‘ Well, did you sign their names in the present instance?” , , “Some I did. Several to whom I showed the if petition told me to put their names down. When "T I had the petition drawn up _ and had got some. names, John Fulmer, a hair-spiniier. who owns ninetyfeet on Columbus street, took it and got The weather indications for to-day-'are: ; Falling btt7'0mete7', worm and cloud!/. matte ‘; if he is guilty, he .should be Pl1I1- ly established her unity’ his name’ his per- lL'?Gell‘h;?lll;1V?(?l;1Bel‘§§O?llt;) évl£iiZc(?S dl)i(S):l.g§Il1iSlIrlI?gC‘Ol:'(-3 f3lh1:lr1l‘]fla1l]Ilgwlt]ag.?i?>' fizdetact-feIf<§sr\]v'c.‘ll).ic(.?B1i*ls lxadylgzs °Wn9“3 "1 ‘he di5m°t 5°“gm’ ‘O b9 beneﬁWd- ad'(i°lt3ii?:]flb:s:§t§llbe§;‘?>u ,account for the fact that ‘all’ it s '- ‘ . - l o ularitv the remembrance of~all he . - .- V . '« . - ’ .~ " ’ . ’ The petition was in regular form upona blank - . - - .. - ~ -9» ' ._. ished, but he should, ﬁist of all, be tried, Sona P P .2 . 1.6-pondentand luscompamon ascended the blow too, in the title role. looked. acted and sand f . I D h B , » . except youiseli denied l1d.Vllig' signed. _ V of the hills that rise from the south bank of the his part to perfection; but he is too f0I‘I11 l1I‘111Sl8f1 Ft 3 0315- and by Will’ Of 1.0- --In this way_ 1113.33 people have paid fora structioii to petitioners, the following note forms a part of such blanks: “Note.—-The resident prop- erty-hoiders may be either owners or tenants. ants bearing The signatures must be certiﬁed to as being gen- ’ VOLUMINOUS FLATS AND PLANS 11109 by Some P3130“ known to me B031“-" r-N0‘ came around and asked them if they had signed A OMS’ among the l3emi°“°"‘5 did the “am” 0’ M1” for the sewer the petitioners one and all ex- “ Amelung appear, but at the end of the petition it Gem myself ’fem.ful- that by’ 8,,ym‘,,. Veg ’m'ey' was '5.‘i'=n°dv in ’”‘eS”*.‘i°n. °-f the g°““men°s"‘ of would bind tliemselves to pay the cily "for what 1 3.... had done for Italy, and his well known moderation, were necessary as a rallying cry » for the adherents of every shade and degree ’ of the National party. llfitliout his personal authority and the respect in which it was held, it would have been almost impossible and the weak point on the Government side has all along been its uiiwlllingness to go to trial, while the defendant has been ready to meet the issue from the beginning. In- deed, on Wednesday last Mr. Walsh agreed to go to trial on the facts, and. in the event sewer and doii’t propose being taxed for it again. able and talented a gentleman not to he the first When Moulton, the Inspector, with his assist- to agree with us that a due and acceptable expo- sition of the tragedy of Masaniello—for such it undoubtedly was—was far above the powers of Auber. A great historian, a great dramatist or a musician pre-eminently strong in all the re- sources of his art, could have alonctrcatcd it sat- isfactorily. Such as it was written, it was, how- ever, presented well. river. From an eminence, and while the horse- men leaned on the arched necks of theirstceds, which had been reined in and brought to a halt, a magniﬁcent view was obtained of the scene that lay stretched out before their eyes. A BRAZOS RIVER PLANTATION. , The last red lays of the setting sun touched the grassy tops of the low emincnces that lie along the south bank, and gilded the tops of the lofty ‘ GOLD in New York, yesterday, opened at I 102% and closed at 102%. ANOTHER ‘ ‘reformer’ ’ gone. Mr. Ame- : lung should rise and explain the little “irreg- ularity” with which he is changed in our local I . columns_ The ,, earance of the min is not - , . . . . ‘ _ _ folwan of his Ministers in man 3 ajfﬁcult am-k.1,ued I,0,,1,,r5 nu,‘ 1,,g,med up mm the pen, _ To-night we are offered afar greater opera. It , 1 ' . ‘ caStlll0‘ upon me the iinputzition of fraud. Many ; 3 pp g of conviction’ to wmve an rights of anest of . . Y —. . ’ of timber and swamp at marked the course of 18 the Opera Of Fid€1i0. 1337 Beethoven. the Only -Way’ and was m due comse ‘°fe“°‘.1 “’_,M‘.' of tlieiii are Germans, little versed in the lan- ; good. judgment, new tj-in], etc, that mjom, other- 011313 Which has arisen» t0 restrain and hold the river in the distance to the eastward. In the one which the great Apostle of Music in Germany M°9‘'e' “"3 S"""er C°m“.“95‘°ner: ml‘ “"5 °3’.*‘“”l‘ guage, and only anxious to preserve themselves -’ ’ "’ ever wrote. The sheet at Balmer & Webcr’s is “M1011 and 1‘390mmend3“°“.°“ ‘'939°‘'1°“s 35”‘ ms agaiiist imposition. I do not blame them, though background of the picture were visible the dim outlines of zigzag rail fences and the leaﬂess trunks of decayed trees, that stood like silent and solitary sentinels in the broad acres of the cotton plantation-for such it was. Portions of the cot- ton ﬁelds were still white with the ileecy staple that had not been ‘ ‘picked out.” On the corner of ii gentle dcclivity iii the foreground, and a few hundred yards from where the horsemen had paused in their journey, stood one of the ﬁne, in proper bounds the overwrought impetu- osity of the most ardent among the Garibal- dians, who, more than once, were upon the brink of precipitating thecountry into an- archy. The need which was felt was, indeed, more than once expressed by the action of Garibaldi himself, More than once the ad. lofty and elegant malisions built by the old aris- _ , , tocracy of the South in the days of slavery, when venturous soldier laughed to scorn the orders we ofthe Cabinet, but even in his wildest. or what his followers called his most inspired, liioments, he never lost all respect for the bidding of his Kine». Again, the idea of Vic- tor Emanuel as King of one United Italy had become so deeply engrafted into the heart of the people, that it was one of the most effect- ive agents in enabling the Italians to shake themselves free froln the snare set forlthem _byN:ipoleon in the autumn of 1859 and the be- ginning of 1860. The Emperor, with his opinion might seem best. Officers of the Sewer Department were sent out to make the customary examinations, and upon their report to him, Mr. Moore made his report to the Board on yesterday, which is appended: _ COMMISSIONER MOORE’S REPORT. OFFICE OF THE SEWER COMMISSIONER, ST. LOUIS, January 10, l878.—-To the Board of Public Improvements: GEN'I‘LEMEN—-In regard to peti- tion 185, purporting to be it petition of Jno. H. Amelung, who also signs it as a witness, and twenty-four other resident property holders, for the extension of Soulard street sewer, either as a ‘public or district sewer. from Kosciusko street to the river, which was referred to me for examina- tion, I beg leave’ to report: That every person whose name appears on the petition who could be found has been called up- on, and that with but one exception every one denied having signed the petition, or having authorized any one else to do so. ’I‘here were three persons, however, Who could not be found at all. Of these the first is George Bauer, who lives in Chester, Ill., and is said not to have been in the city forseveral months. The second is Fred. Tliies. who has been for several years absent in Colorado. His son, F. W. Tiiics, is here, but did not sign the petition. The third is John E. Schmidt, who was drowned on the 4th of July. The single exception before mentioned is Mr. they must. clear me of the chai'l;.e made.” “Mr. Moore says in his report that you have ' attached to that petition the name of a man who?" was drowned‘ on the 4th of July.” “There is nothing of the sort. John Schmidt,_ Sr., was drowned in July, but Jno. Sclimiclt. Jr., lives January 10; is a neighbor. of mine, and au- 1 thorized me to Sign his name.” “"l'hen there is ‘another name, said to be that of a party living in Colorado.’ ’ » "Oh, that is Fred. Ties. The elder Fred. Teis is dead. His son Fred. is in Colorado, and his son Hcrmaiiii, who holds the paternal property here, signed the petition in his father's name." “And there was another noii-resident, who was reported as living in Chester, Ill. ’ ’ “Geo. Bauer, you mean. Yes, he lives in Chester, but owns property near my house.which is represented by his brother Joseph. As the a,‘£6llL,JySepll told me to sign his brother’s name, and I did so.” ’ After some further conversation the repoi-ter turned to go. As he was leaving, Mrs. Amelung reniai-kcd that hereafter when people wanted sewers they iniglit build them or petition for them themselves, put,-as long as she was about, the , “oldest member” should have nothing to do 5 with them, even if the ﬂoods compelled them to ?:’= take to the roof. already thickly dotted with reserved seats, and the house is sure to be full. Madame Pappen- heim herself will appear as Leonora. OLYMPIC THEATER. Uncle Tom's Cabin proved quite successful, thanks to Miss Osborn’s Topsy and little Birdie Hodges’ Eva. It will bewithdi-awn, and‘to-night Married Life will be given for the beneﬁt of Mr. Charles Plunkett. No member of the company is more deserving of an ovation than Mr. Plunkett He is an excellent comedian, but has seldom had a fair chance of late to do liiiiiself justice in the casts of scnsiitioiial pieces. In his proper place, Charley is always good, and labors hard to please. Let him have a rouser. Aimee, the comical, will be along with her French opera troupe on Monday, and the Pretty Perfumer will be brought out in style. Aimee is making her farewell tour, and will not be seen on the stage again. . THEATRE COMIQUE. The newsboys had a jolly time at this temple of Monius last night. They attended in a body on passes furnislied by the Evening Post, the new newspaper. People of larger growth were there also, and both men and boys enjoyed the show wise accrue to him on account of defects in the indictment. Fair-minded people will construe this proposition as strong evidence of the defendant’s innocence. Guilty men are rarely willing to make such concessions. Mr. Walsh has been suspended from office on the supposition of his guilt. If that sup- position has not been removed by a legal ver- dict, it is not his fault. Suspension during trial and a series of contiiiualices of the trial are equivalent to permanent removal and degradation.’ We hope the Secretary of the Treasury will take the iiial:‘ter into serious consideration and extend to Mr. Wals-h,‘b_v reinstatement, that justice which the District Attorney seems determined to deny him. TOM EWING, after all the fuss he made, had a very slim showing of strength in the Senatorial caucus. He could have done bet- ter by remaining in Kansas and continuing to be a Republican. MR. PENDLETON should thank Mr. Hayes for his election to the Senate. It is very cer- tain that under the adininistratioii of any other Republican but Mr. Hayes, the Ohio Legislature would not be Democratic at the present time’. WEALTHY PLANTER8 OF THE BRAZOS resided in homes that would in many instances have compared with the Dfll'0lllal residences of European nobility in everything perhaps but the peculiar charm of antiquity. It was evidently a costly residence, and its two stories, its cupola, its turrets and verandah.-i, gave the white pain‘t- ed structure an effect that was greatly heightened by the bare and untenanted ﬁelds that surround- ed it and sloped down to the ulnbrageous woods that skirted the river towards sunrise. There was no sign of any living thing about this inagniiiceiit niansioii; an air of desolation, like that which sat upon the ruined palaces of B;ll)_\'lC-ll, reigned in and about it, and the oppressive silence of the scene was only broken by the occasional lowing of herds and cattle in the distance. The corre- spondent natiimlly became interested in the his THE ladies are on hand at Washington, pleading for suffrage. W’e fear, however, that Just at. present there will not be a dispo- sition to grant their petition. There is too much, rather than too little, suﬂ'rage in this country at present. ' -_:o......4—.»..-...-....~,--.-....-.....-_.' ...._. LIVE STOCK I.\SPECI‘l0N. .When the bill to provide for live stock in- Q THE worst feature of the Lord-Hicks case is the deception practiced by the groom upon the confiding bride. turlty of eighty-four. THE some-time promised Evening Post made its appearance yesterday, looking clean, fresh and bright, and well ﬁlled with readable and entertaining matter. It has very much the appearance of a thing that had the elements of success in it. TALLY one more for the tow-line. It pulled Mr. Bain through in the election on ’Change, yestertiay, in niagiiiﬁceiit style. Now if we can do something for Mr. John G. Priest, the measure of our happiness will be full to overﬂowing. THE “dark horses” didn-’t count for much in the Ohio Senatorial canvass. Mr. Peddle- ton received the Democratic nomination, which is equivalent to an election,on the third ballot. He is it gclitlcman who will bring a large amount of dignity, mixed with a mod- erate amount of ability, to the discharge of his Senatorial duties. He is by no iiieaiis the equal of Thurman, but he can be relied upon to look like a Senator all the time. OUR dispatches this morning give a full narrative of the intense feeling of regret caused by the death of the great King of Italy. His remains are to be interred in the mailsoicuin of i.hc house of Savoy, overlook- ing Turin from the north. In the Vatican, the Pope was deeply affected, and iii the streets strong men sobbed and women burst into tears when the sad news became known. At Florciicc, the affcctioli felt for the King was only second to that felt in Turin, and all Floreiice mourns his loss as that of a familiar and dcrwly beloved friend. The effect is va- riously commeiited upon, and the most con- flicting vicws are expressed in London and Paris. In London, it scciiis to be believed in Downing street that it will weaken the tie of alliance between Italy and Germany; in Paris it is tlioiiglit that with the death of the King passes away the last link‘ of transalpiiie gratitude for the sacrifices of France in 1859. The whole tone of the dispatch from France is too evidently based upon 21 spasm of alarm and an imperfect conception of the true degree of the comprehension of the principles of con- stitutional government in which Italy has up- doulitctlly far outstripped France. Since the constitution granted by Carlo Alberto and reli-,“:iotlsl_v and faitlifully observed by the King-siiicc Zifarcli, 1849, when he was called to the tliroiie——-there has never been such a crisis as that wliicli convul.-sed France only so lately as upon the 10th of last May. ___. ...__.......... __.... .__-.,.....__ , _......... ALMOST every variety of conflicting news has recently been telegraphed from the Ship- ka Pass and its ncigliborhood, but if the last dispatch is correct and Gen. lladctsl-;i has won the iinportant victory which the Grand Duke has just announced to the Czar, it must also be true that Gen. Gourko did actually suc- cecd in sending very strong re-enforccmeiiis to l~ladctski. Had it not been so, the Bus- siaiis, who had previously been able to hold. tlicir own solely by virtue of the natural dif- iiciiltics presented by the position, would never have l)€.‘£‘ll able to 11555111110 the oﬂcnsive so cilcctilally as to have made even the slight.- est ell?-._:rt to capfiirc, the camp of the defend- ers. The niiiiiliers tzilgcn prisoners are prob- ably exaggerated, but the engagement as re- ported is a most important one. It not only ‘clears the way to a Rus.si'aii' advance through the most important pass of the more Eastern Balkans, but if the war is to continue it will afford the invaders nearly all the opportunity they could desire for a junction with the troops advancing southeast from the direction of Sophia. The Russian victory is most inopportune for the Ottomans, not He passed himself oil’ .to her as a youth of eighty, whereas the fami- ly record shows him tohavc attained the ma- spection in this city, which is made the special order for this evening, before the City Council, was first broached, in October last, the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT reviewed its prom- inent features, alid showed that its presenta- tion was not in the interests of the general public, but originated in a business rivalry between competing institutions, the growth and welfare of which were equally beneﬁcial to the trade of St. Louis, alld absolutely necessary in their entirely to the successful attraction and transaction of the live stock business of this city. It was supposed that the interested parties in the Assembly had Without its great moral aid, where would lie halve been? seen the unadvisatle nature ofthc movement, and its unpopular reception at the time, and were prepared to let it quietly silik into ob- livlon, without subjecting it t.o further pro- test froln the leading merchants on ’Change, or unavoidable criticism by the press. These hopes have been disappoilited, however, and we ﬁnd the old bill to create a live stock inspection once more held up by a commit- tee of gcntlemeii who have been sitting in- quisitorially in its behalf, and now propose to galvanize this subject with a battery of iiliicndiiiciits and depositions, in hopes of im- pressing a niajority of the Municipal Assembly with the idea that it is a lively issue, on tho indorscnicnt of which the salvation of the pcople’s health, and of their material inter- sets, is absolutely dependent. There was a discreet element developed in the Council Chamber on the previous introduction of this bill, which succeeded in moderating the en- thusiasm of those who were desirous of rush- ing it ihrougb,aiid we trust the same sensible and cautious influence will be interposed -in order to get a thorough expression of public opinion before putting it on its ﬁnal passage. It is not the pbilalilliropic fear of what effect the little unsound meat consumed in this great city has on the general health which iiiiimates this movement, for that proposition clin be disposed of in a moment by the well- attestcd fact that St. Louis is one of the healthiest—-if not the healtliiest—citics in the Union; and if this plague element of putridity and uiicleanlicss permeates to such an alarm- ing cxtciit olic of the commonest articles of food, how remiss are those guardians of the public health, the medical faculty, to so long overlook an evil which must have come within the scope of their daily observation. This plaint is not made in behalf of the tax- payers, who are dolefully told that $250,000 are being paid by them for the benefit of an institution out of the State; for even if it were true, the saving to the people in cheap meats, through the healthy competition in- duccd by the presence of the institution re- ferred to in such close proximity to St.Louis, would warrant the payiiient of that amount, and a similar sum to our home organization, if the continuance of both would be pro- gressively beneﬁcial in the future as they have been in the past. There is a deeper motive than these superﬁcial appeals to the fears and prejudices of the people in desiring the passage of the bill, to be discussed to-night in our local Council Chamber. A great in- stitutioii, involving several millions of dollars, has been in the course of de- vclopnient and expansion in our imme- diate vicinity, although unfortunately lo- cated across the river, in another State, but planned and operated in the inter- est of one of the most important branches of trade upon which St. Louis is building her hopes of future supremacy. What this huge organization has accomplished for the en- largement of our live stock trade is of plain record, and can be seen in the wonderful in-. crease of our cattle receipts and shipments, and the amount of capital which has been ex- pended for the beneﬁt of our banking insti- tutions and trading and laboring classes gen- erally. It has helped to open up the great Southwest, and turned the tide of Texas ship- ments to our doors, which formerly went past and round us to more favored markets. Not only that, but similar attractive results have followed from points east of St. Louis, and Illinois and Indiana have contributed, to usual vacillation, had already begun to re- pent of the work to which he had contributed so materially in the Magenta campaign, and had conceived a crafty and catching device for keeping his ally beyond the Alps so weak that she must be compelled to rely upon the tutelage of France. His plan was to form the Peninsula into a confederation of almost entirely independent governments under the honorary Presidency of the Pope. What this would have led to, the whole past his- tory of Italy teaches us. It must of necessity have sooner or later brought about such in- testine wars as those which long ago raged between Genoa and Venice, and Florence and Pisa andxtlie Papal States, and all the other separate and independent. communities in the Peninsula. The Emperor was a dreamer of dreams, but Austria was certainly not senti- mcntal enough to abandon or cast into the common lot such fortresses as lilantua and Peschicra, and all the rest of her possessions iliere still left her by the treaty of Utrecht. The answer was the prompt declaration of the inhabitants of Parliiii, Modena and Tuscany of their determination to enter immediately not into the ill-advised confederation, but into the one slid indivisiblo kingdom of Italy. , And witliiii the walls of Rome itself the name of the King never lost the niasric of its allurcmcnt. All popular demonstrations, and even individual expressions of opinion, in favor of unity, were, of course, rigidly prohibited, and the spice of the police were everywhere. But the witty Romans, ever full of resources,were resolved not to remain altogether mute, and one morning the au- thorities found the city full of placards con- taining ilie single word “Verdi. ” The great composer was living quietly and in retirement, and although dearly beloved, he had done nothing recently to account for his name be- ing heralded so suddenly and so wonderfully. The suspicions of the police were, of -_course, aroused, and after much investigation they discovered the secret of the word. The ° ‘Vcrdi” had no- reference whatever to muslc,but signiﬁcd,wlien read in full and in- terpretcd, Viva Emanuele, Re cl’ Italia- “Long live Emanuel, King of Italy”——and thus, and by means such as these, were the hopes of the Liberals within Rome kept alive, until its ‘final occupation after the withdrawal of the French garrison. ~ The late King was, it is true, once placed under one of the strongest forms of censure known to the Church, but it was always be- lieved that warm feelings of personal regard and esteem existed between Pope and King, and certainly, except upon points in which he believed the interests of the country were at stake,Victor Emanuel ever conscientiously observed-tlie duties of the faith in which he had been born. The very circumstances at- tcndant upon his death-bed will also do much to wipe away much of the prejudice with which he was once regarded by the ultra clerical people, and thereby strengthen the new system he did so much to found. Had he been an obduratc enemy of the Church, or under the ban of excominuiiication, the last consolations of religion would not have been offered by priests sent from the Vatican itself, nor would Pio Nono have sent two prclates of his own household to carry the Papal benediction to the dying King. Thus the last benediction he received will, by strengtliening harmony and conﬁrming peace throughout the realm, be a benison for Italy also. Victor Emanuel has been served by many Ministers in many Cabiliets,and it is another tribute to his honor that all of them-— and among them must have been men who knew him best and most intiniate——were deeply attached to him. Upon other subjects, D’Aze- lie, and Cavour and Balbi, La Marmora, Rica- soli,Rattazzi, Lanza, Sella, Menabrea and De- prctls might differ most heartily with one an- other, but in this they were all alike-they were all enthusiastically loyal to the person of their master who is now no more. 35 will buy Eastlalte French Dresser Cliaanber siiitat Burrell, Comstock as Co.'s, 402 and 404 N merely because it provides a point of union the detriment of Chicago. Indianapolis Fourth street. toryl of a. place over and about which an air of suc MYSTERY SEEMED To IIOVER, and at his request, the young Texan who, it turned out, resided in the vicinity, and as the de- parting beams of the golden sun were reﬂected on the stately windows of the deserted mansion, gave tlle following history of the place: One of the old aristocratic families named Roach, the last head of which was named De Bracy Roach, ten years ago occupied as a family residence this splendid mansion. De Brucy had been a wealthy cotton planter under the old slavery regime, and was still, after the war, it landed proprietor, rich in this world's goods. He had two beautiful dau~.'liLcrs, Annie and Alice, true types of the is arm, handsome, voluptuous Southern beauty. But in 1867, during the last great’ yellow fever epidemic, De Brzlcy Roach and his two lovely young daughters died in this mansion,leaving his son,Ue Bracy Roacli,Jl'.,and his step-mother and wife of his fat-hcrsole claimants of one of the finest plantations and lordliest homes on the River Brazos. A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. Some years after LUIS the neighborhood was im- measurably shocked and amazed at a tragedy that struck terror to the bosoms of all, and curdled the blood in the veins of the nearest resident. Mrs. Roach one night was sitting at the head of her own supper table. totally unappreuensive of the dreadful death she was to die lll a few inm- utcs, and engaged in animated conversation with a young lady guest, who sat on lierlcft, while other friends occupied chairs on either side the table. The scene was in a beautiful dining-rooln in the eastern wing of the building, and on the first floor. Quantities of rich SllVGl'\Yi1l’8 glittcred iii the glare UI the brilliant lumps as the doomed woman enteriaiii;:d the guests at the sumptuous board. But the angel of death overshadowed that supper table WITH HIS DARK WINGS. Mrs. Roach was one of the stately. digniﬁed, elegant-looking women of the South, anj she was in the iiiidst ol a sentence, and her quecnly face was wrcutlied in smiles, when there was the sudden report of agun fired on the outside, and the lady, pierced with over a dozen Dllckillut, full at G-Jl'pSt:, without ever having uttered a cry or a groan. llerhead dropped forward on the table, and the shot that mi.-sed their aim passed on and buried tliclni-elves in the opposite wall. vhere the indentations made by them are still visible. Who the murderer was remains to this day is mystery. The only theory ever advanced was that ii young man named Simnis was hired by his friend and companion, De l5r.icy Roach, to perpetrate the deed, in order that he might come into possession of the entire estate. Im- niediaitely alter the murder the clutter of a horse's boots was heard, as of a rider rapidly es- caping. The horse's trucks were measured, and ' FOUND TO CORRESPOND to those of a horse owned U)’ S.uims. The latter wae arrested, and for a long time lay in jail, but was eventually released for want of evidence to convict liiin. Dc Bracgy Roach, some years ago, died a wretched death in the midst of delirium. Since the tragic inurder of Mrs. Roach within its walls, the Ruitcll mansion has been without a tenant. Several }lel'S0lla have attempted to take up their abode witliin, but with singular unaniin- ity have declared it impossible, on account, of the supei-naiui-al sounds that seemed to prevail in the building--the strange midnl;,_:ht- crcakiiii: of doors securely locked, the hanging of window shutters strongly fastened, l1l)‘SlCl‘lUll8 knocking.-i and thumpiiigs, as of unseen fingers on the walls when no human hand could possibly have been ihere. ’Ihe walls are so constructed that, in the opinion of persons who cssayed ii residence, THE MYSTERIOUS SOUNDS could not be due to the presence of rats. The negroes on the uelizliborlng plantation look upon the place with a superstitious dread, which they freely acknowledge, and among them are aﬂoat all sorts of thrilling stories of ghosts and the shades of the dead seen within and about the de- serted dwelling, which might be taken as a real Bracebridgc Hall. Upon one point nearly all these neigliborllood stories agree, that the 1-touch ‘mansion is haunted by the specter of a_ tall and_ stately woman. attired in the long, while, flow. mg robes of the dead, but without a head. An intelligent lady, wife of a fariner. who made the experiment of trying LL live in the house, but till- succcssfullv, dcclalcd ihaton one occasion she had seen the phantom descending one of the st:iirways,subsequentl.v to the slamming of adoor in the second story, when she knew that every door opening on to the corridor was ‘it the mo- niclit locked hard and fast. It has been generally agreed auioiig the neighborhood relaiors of stories about the mansion, that this is the apparition of the murdered Mrs. Roach, who, in her unrest, . STILL WALKS THE NOW LONELY HALLS and deserted corridors of the manslon,wherc in life she reigned queen of a choice and select social cir- cle. No one has ever spoken to lier,and at the very stitious people in the llel£Illl)0l‘ll0Cd shudder and shrug their shoulders, and among them there is and has been much speculation as to wiioni the ghost of the murdered woman desires to speak,or for what purpose she appeals to every tenant who endeavors to live in the house. The young Tex-an had just finished his narration as the sun sank behind the western hills and patches of woodland that crowned their summit, leaving the plantation and its solitary «I mansion to the ad- vancing shadows of nocturnal gloom. The cor- respondent proposed to the man to enter and in spcct the interior, and especially VIEW THE IDENTICAL B00)! in which Mrs. Roach was killed. He evidently partook of the superstitions of the neighborhood, and very reluctaiitly_ consented. Tying their horses to the white painted gate in front, the cor- respondent and his friend walked in through the front entrance, which was found to be open and unlocked. Not a living thing was anywhere around.and the awe of profound silence seemed to pervade the place. As the two walked into the fatal and now deserted supper hall, and for some moments regarded the holes made by the shot in the walls, the Texan, renieiiioeriiig the stories about the place he had himself_just related, ap- peared appailed at the echo of his own footsteps. and it was with a gesture of impatience that he declined to ascciid to the second st-Irv on THE PAINTED STAIR-CASE. which he kept watching as if momentarily ex- pecting the apparition of the headless woman. There was apause in the conversation. at deep silence again reigned. and there was not a breath of air that would have stirred the lightest leaf- let. Suddenly there was at dull clang as if in an apartment overhead ,' as of the shutting to of a door. Never will this correspondent forget the look of that young Texan’; face. His features were completely blanched, and assumed the hue ' York as far as Louisville, Ky. Up to that time mention of the "headless woman” the super-. of a corpse‘. His eyes were wild. and he trem- immensely. The performance of to-night will be rich and varied, and no one can object to either the quantity or quality of the novelties. THE SWEDISH QUARTET. Sweden has given us Jenny Lind and Christine Nilsson, and to-night the musical country par excellence of the North again sends us representa- tive vocalisits assisted by Mr. Christian Krause, a Danish violinist, and Miss Bertha Burge, a pianist from the Conservatory at Leipsic. The concert is to be given at the Mercantile Library Hall at 8 o'clock this evening. and at a Saturday matinee at 2 o'clock. We have never heard them, but the best critics in the musical press of the Continent are most enthusiastic in their praise. AT MAHLEI{’S HALL. The concert of the Philharmonic Club was very successful, and the management was wise in the selection of a very excellent programme, and sin- gularly fortunate in securing the services of Miss Ada Brzinson. She sang in two numbers—thc first a cavatina, from’ Donizettl, and the second the well known and very beautiful Blncmchen Am Hang, by Franz Abt, for which Mr. Louis Meyer played a Violoncello obligate. In every concert in which Miss Branson sings the audiences hears at least one exquisite-.l_v sweet voice, the tones of which ring in their ears for many a dav afterwards. Miss Bronson has also is singular faculty for chos- ins: music atlmirzibly suited to her style and vocal- ization. The iiistriimcntzil numbers were from Haydn (quartette in B flat op. 76), an amiable (op. 66) from alcndelssohn, and a qumtctte in Ammor for piano, two violins, viola and violoncelio, froln Lachncr. The third concert of the series will be given on 'I‘liursday, the 7th of February. 1lERWIG'S COMPLIMI-JNTARY. The complimentary concert at.Llhr:iry Hall,last night,undcr the direction of Prof.Ba1atka, for the beneﬁt of Prof. A. F. I-lerwig, was well attended, and was otherwise a success. The orchestra. was excellent, and all the amateur volunteers did well. Miss Letitia Fritsch was the star of the evening. and sang the Air d'Isabclle so charming- ly that she was recalled, and gave Sweet Home in a manner that brought tears to the eyes of many listeners. Miss Julia Benke-ndorf’s piano solo was magnificent-, and )_'CC8lVG(l loud applause. Mrs. F. E. Cocster, Dr. Jordan, Mr. Joseph Salcr and Prof. ll« l-wig gave entire satisfaction, and the concert was one of the most enjoyable that has been given this season. CAPT. BULL’s COMPANY. The entertainment at the Olympic to-morrow night for the benefit of Capt. Bull’: Company will be one of the best musical and dramatic per- formances ever glvcn in the city. A sparkling drama will be played, with Mlltcnbergcr, Funk- house, Goods and others in the cast, and Miss Ada Branson will sing some of her sweetest songs. Miss Clegg, Mr. Safer and Mr. Bl'.flnS0ll will also sing, and Capt. Bull's Company will go through the drill in full uui_form. It will be an entertainment worth _atlending. Many of the handsoiiiest young ladies of the city will be there. GRAND MASQUERADE. The masquerade ball atProf. Fischer's Dancing Academy, to-morrow night, will afford any amount of sport to those who attend. Some magniﬁcent and expensive costumes have been made up expressly for_ the occasion. Fun will he the order of the evening, but good order will be maintained. ‘ A Card from Mme. Pa-ppeiihcim and Mr. Adams. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat.‘ ST. LOUIS, January 10, l87S.—As numerous ru- mors are being circulated about our former Man- ager, Mii. J. C. Fryer, and our opera company, which are not wholly correct, and as some of these reports have appeared in the newspapers, we beg of you to allow us to give you the facts, trusting tliafyou will present them to the public. Mr. Fryer accompanied us on our tour from New we never saw anytliing in his behavior that gave us a moment's uneasiness as to his temperate habits. On Thursday, the 3d inst. , in Louisville, tlirouszliout the whole day Mr. Frvcr was not to be found until about 8 o'clock in the evening, when one of the chorus discovered him in a small res- taurant in ii state of complete helplessness. He was assisted home to his hotel and put to bed. Early the next morning the Treasurer of the company called at his room, but he was already out, liavlna Backed his trunks and gone, leaving everything in his room. Since then nothing can be heard of him, although every means has been taken through the police and otherwise. We l1lldel‘SL:‘ind that this is not the ﬁrst instance of the kind that has happened to Mr. Fryer. We regret that we did not know this before, as of course, had we known it, we should not have had anything to do with him from the first. As it is, of course, our bnsiiie-s relations with him have closed from Louisville, and we shall carry out the engagements that have been made for our company this season without him. Respectfully yours, [Signed.] EUGENIE PAPPENIIEIM, CHARLES ADAMS. Thorough, Sound, Reliable, Readable. [From the Auburn. Ill., Citizen.) Our ideal of what a thorough, sound, reliable and readable newspaper should be-not only for the lords of creation, but the wives and youth as well-is realized in the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, 3 ga zette of sense, brave independence, vim and point, and one fully up to the general require- ment in all respects. In this village, a triﬂe larger than a man's ﬁst, the Weekly has a circu- lation of ﬁftygand the Daily a respectable club, proving that, despite the universal pecuniary distress, people will have it good paper, which has come to be regarded as much it household ne- cessity as near, shirts and cbal. The (;}.-D. is, among papers. what the "G. 1).” used, In our fowllng davs, to be among percussion caps-— ‘ Amelunir. which Commissioner Moore based his report to John H. Aliielung, whose name heads the peti- tion. and who has also signed it as a witness to the genulneness of the other signatures. He ac- knowledges his signature to be his own. The other twenty-four signatures are undoubtedly forgeries, notwithstanding the guarantee of Mr. It seems hardly proper to occupy the time of the Board with any discussion of the merit of such it petition, even if there were any money available for the constructlonof the sewer asked for, as at present there is not. It will be time enough for this when there is anew appropria- tion for sewer construction . . ROBERT MOORE, Sewer Commissioner. ° FACTS IN FOUNDATION THEREOF. As the reports of the inspection oﬂlcers, upon the Board, is by no means lacking in interest, and goes far to sustain the Commissioner in the action he has taken, it is herewith given: ST. LOUIS, Janu:iry9, I878.-—-SEWER COMMIS- SIONER’S 0FFICE—RObel‘t Moore, Sewer Coni- nisssioner: SIu—'1‘lie following information is i'espectfullysubmi'.ted concerning sewer petition No. 185 for a sewer on Soulard street, from Col- umbus street to the river: Jno. H. Ainclilng acknowledged his signature. Jno. F. Schmidt was drowned on the 4th of July, 1877. His family know nothing of the above petition; says he never signed the petition. Icnrv Scliule says he never signed the petition. Fred. Tlicis has been, and is now, absent in Colorado, and did not sign it. ‘ licruiann Pitz did not sign this petition. Jno. Schmidt did not sign this petition. Eberhard Wolf did not sign this petition, and don’t want the sewer. Chr. Ploessen gives his word that he never signed this petition, and takes little interest in it, unless the city pays for the sewer. Geo. Schneider savs he neltlier signed nor au- thorized any one to do so-, and is not at all inter- ested. A. Eichel was quite astonished to see his name in the petition ; did not sign or authorize any one to do so; he does not object, provided ‘the city pays for the construction of the sewer. Geo. Ooh did not sign the petition. Fred Goeble did not sign and owns no property in that vicinity. Nicholas Schmidt did not sign petition, because it was iicvcrpreseiited to him; but would sign such a petition, as he is in favor of the sewer an a source of relief from ovcrflows. D 1 Fritz Prante did not sign or authorize any one to L 0 so. Conrad Wetzcl-Did not sign or authorize any one to do so for him; would have signed it it had been presented, as he and his neighbors were greatly annoyed with water. Jos. Ferry-Did not remember signing. but thinks the sewer is needed, and would favor its constructioli. - Fritz Appell-Never signed petition, and is very iiidlgniiiit at the use of his mime. M. Eckei-ly-Says she neither signed or author- ized the use of her name, but is in favor of the scwer;has oil“ercd the property for sale because of the overﬂow in sudden and heavy rains; the record of the Coiiiiniss-ioncr’s office gives her name as “Eckerle." ' Louisa Scppeii-Neither signed nor authorized any one to sign for her. . C. lifillcr——'l‘nis Dcrsoli could not be found, but one spelling his name Casper Moller was seen, who lives on the north side of Colu-mbus -treet, between Soulard and Carroll streets; he know nothing of this petition and never signed it. Henry Schci'cr——This name should be “T. I-I. Schcer;” the spelling is wrong in the petition; did not sign it;.had heard talk of building the sewer and was in favor of it. Catharine Hoffman-—Ditl not sign this petition; did not know anything about it until yesterday, when Mr. Amclung asked her to sign a petition and she told him she was satisﬁed with her name on this petition. _ _ Adam Dicfenb:icli—-Did not sign, nor would he have dune so. It was for the “Board,” and es- pecially the Sewer Committee, to protect his property from 0Vel'ﬂ'.)\V, and in future would sue for damages when ovciﬂow occurred. Gen. Vollman-—Dld not sign, but is strongly in favor of the sewer; and if nece._-sary, will sign anotiicr petition for the same object. Geo. Bauer—-Is a non-i-esrlcnt. His name should have been signed per Wm. Mack, agt. Respectfully, JULIUS MOULTON, Inspector. CHAS. FUELLE, Draughtsman. 'WIlA'I‘ TO DO WITH IT. After the reading of the report, lifajor Wcigcl, the Park Conilnissioner, was the first to speak. He moved that some action be taken for bringing to the attention of the House of Delegates or the Grand Jury the shortcomings of Mr. Amelung. The House had seen fit to reflect. upon the Board and call it to account for alleged dereliction, and it (the House) shonld_ be made acquainted with the fact that one of its own members might be liable to more than mere suspicion" of a dishonest act. Col. Flad did not believe it was the duty of the Board to transmit the knowledge laid before it to any other body. If the matter was called up ‘in any way they might furnish such information as was in their power. Sewer Co mniissioner Moore viewed the action of Mr. Aniclung not only as a violation of principle, but as a grave insult to the Board, and favored the laying of the matter before the Grand Jur . Gen. Turner was opposed to the Grand ury .proposition. Capt. Wiiiteman wi_inted_ to know if Mr. Ame- lung, in acknowledging his own signature, had said nothing as to the others. It appeared to be the understanding of the oth- er members that he had said nothing. Maj. Weigel thought it should lead to the ex- pulsion of Mr, Amelung from the House, if called to the attention of that body. Col. Flad said: ‘ ‘Well, let them ﬁnd it out. It is not our business to inform them. They sub- scribe for our printed proceedings. and if they choose’ to take cognizance of the matter, all ri lit. he report of the Commissioner was received . MR. AMELUNG INTERVIEWED. A GLOBE-DEMOCRAT reporter visited Mr. Amelung at his house on Soulard street, near Third, yesterday evening, with a view to afford- ing him” an opportunity to explain to the public the serious allegation that had been made against him. Tile "oldest member” was found sur- rounded bv his family, and though he had learned the substance of the charge preferred against him, seemed in nowlse shaken by it. He began by saying that the entire charge was based upon the spite of the Sewer Commissioner. "But why should Mr. Moore choose to empty the vials of his wrath upon you?” asked the re- LOCAL TU RF l\IA'1"l‘ERS. Important Purchase by Henry Benolst—- A SeiisatiOn—-Notes. 3}" Mr. Henry Benoist several days ago purchased, " ", at a very high figure, the famous trotting mare, L “Farmei-‘s Maid,’ ’ which ilyer will be remem- bered as having taken the first premium at the _ V, St. Louis Fair in 1876, beating “Little Fred” and :1‘? a host of the best trotters of the West. The pur- chase was made at Taylorville, from Mr. Harry Hathaway, the details of the transfer being made with him, and the animal brought_ to this city by_.;Z_ Mr. Benoist. Yesterday, the Chief of Police re- "'1 ccived a hasty and ill-considered telegram from Henry Sharpe, of Taylorville, calling for the ar- rest of some one—it did not appear wuom—and claiming that the mare was stolen. Last even-.... ing Mr. -Sharpe arrived in the city and-called up- - on the Chief. It then appeared that Sharpe claimed to own half the mare, and his claim was . that the sale had been made without his consent. 4- ‘ The Chief at once explained that the matter was one void of any criminal aspect, and that it was one that could only be settled in the civil courts. If Mr. Sharpe owned half of the animal his rem- edy was in a suit for half of the purchase money. Mr. Bcnoist will keep the ‘ ‘Maid,” as his attor- neys have assured him that his title is perfect. TURF NOTES. .Alarge force of workmen are engaged on the new amphitheater at the Jockey Club track._ It will be 300 feet long, with great seating capacity. The celebrated running horse “Longvicw” has arrived from Kansas City in charge of the veteran turfiiian, Green Morris, and gone into winter quarters at the Jockey Club track. 4. T Fire Record. A ﬁre was discovered in the store No. 1807 Olive street, yesterday morning, and an alarm turned in from box 198. Mrs. Edwin E. Sargent loses $500 by damage to clothing and surgical instru- ' inents, which is, however", covered by insurance in the Rudolph Peck agency. A small fire in the dwelling of Robert Hollings- worth. at 1717 Rosatti street, at 6 a. m. yesterday, caused damage of $50, but was extinguished with- out an alarm being turned in. At 11 p. in. of Wednesday, Otliccr Lett found it} wooden pai't.'ition in the cellar of 1240 South Fifth street to be on ﬁre. A still alarm was given to the Washington and the ﬂames cxtingui lied with -siiiall loss. ' A beer cask exploded in Anthony 82 Iuihn’s brewery, corner of Sidney and Buell streets, at 8 o’clock yestcrtlay morning. Two men were slightly injured‘ by the explosion. During ‘the excitement some one turned on an unnecessary » ﬁre alarm from box 165. A hot-air ftii-iiace in the residence of Wm. N. y , McQueen, No. 2019 Park avenue, exploded on ,3 Wednesday evening from some unknown cause, I c using damage of $100. Peter Scully, who was in charge of the furnace, was badly burned about the face and body. He is at presont.in a stiffer- lug condition, at his home, on Second and O’I<‘al- lon streets. WEDNESDAY NIGH'l"S FIRE. The losses by the fire in the north end night he- forc last were as follows: A. Kcsslews frame bark house. hide house and stable, rear 3216 and . 3218 North Ninth street; loss $8.000 aid total, no insurance. The one-story brick building of the We=tern -Stove Works well burned out. Loss $5.000. Fl-aiiiie shed and contents belonging to same. Loss $5,000. Covered by iiisiii-mice, in the Fire- man's, of New Jersey, $2,500; Fame, $2,500‘ American. of Philadelphia. $1.000; Hoffman, 0 New York, $2,500; Boston Undcrwritci's’, $5 000; _ Gel-man, of Frceport, $2,500; German, of Pitts- , burg. $2.500; Aurora, of Cincinnati, 32,500; total, $21,000. A. Wright's stable,valued at $300, was totally destroyed, and three cattle, valued at $300, were burned to death. The origin is not known. . An alarm or ﬁre was turned on from box 196, at Fourteenth and V'v'.-ishingtoli avenue, yesterday, in conscqueiice of a kettle of wax boiling over and setting‘ fire to the ﬂoor, at No. 1337 Washington. avenue, occupied by Drs. Morrison St Brother, , dentists. Not much damage. A fire in a water-clo.-et, lll the second story of a building at the corner of Sixth and Olive streets, was discovered at 5 p. in. yesterday, by Officer. Burke. It was burning quite briskly at the time. A still-alarm was given to Engine Company No. 61, atllld the ﬂames extinguished, the damage being is lg t. ' -5. g... 1, » . l, H v ti .5. Q T A Miserable Death. George Eicliert, an employe of the tug-boat Sam. C. Club, perished in a most miserable man- ner vesterday. The boat was lying in the river, about 100 feet from the Illinois shore, at a point; opposite Chouteau avenue. Eicliert was handling. a line, when his feet became entangled in it, and he was thrown into the river. He disappeared- beneath the slushy ice, and rose no more. He was forty-ei “ht years of age, and leaves a wife and; four chi dren in poor circumstances, at 705 South Main street. L T The Beef-Canning Company. United States Marshal Leilingwell received letter from Miinday 8:. Evarts, of Chicago, yester-V1 day, stating that the documents sent by them in; connection with the beef-packing suit could be»; returned, and making the gratuitous remark that the St. Louis Beef-Canning Company were 611 dently more potential in St. Louis than in Chico. ; go and New York, as the Marshals of those Cible‘-‘ had sei-ved,without question, the writs of injunc- tion on the agents of the company there. JAMES LIDDY. Gallipolis, Ind . , writes: This new; principle, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Cough and Lani?‘ Healing Globules, for the cure of Throat an Lung diseases, Coughs, Bronchitis, Colds and Consumption, are better than any reiiiedyl ever" tried. Enclosed is $2 for two full boxes.‘ boxes 25 cts., by mail. Dr. J. H. McLean, Btu Louis, Mo. GROUND has been mash in Salem fora = » convent, the second in the city, to be erected rter. ’°"Well, I'll tell you. Moore has been trying for sbout the best brand in the market. \ 3 long time to have thcforce increased or the ad- tlle SI. Janie‘: Cltloik Parish. ' :::=-=: A DEATH BLOW. I The Russians Win a Glorious Victory in . ““. Shipka Pass. Desperate Fighting Results Dis- astrously to the Turks. The Entire Army of the Eastern Bal- kans Captured, Skobeloﬁ‘ Holding the Fort, While Mits- . ky Occupies Kasanlik. Italians Taking a. Last Look at Their Dead King. Sincere Mourning for Victor Emanuel in France. ' 6 Bishopls Treason Resulting in Numerous .Arrests—Foreign Flashes. 2 ""3-*:r’E“=}.'"“‘ " Turkey. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. WASHINGTON, D. 0., January 10.—An oﬂicial dispatch received here, though making no men- tion of the military armistice approved by the Ports, shows the Russian forces to be in the highest state of eﬂiciency for active operations.’ It states that the heavy losses ‘sustained in the protracted operations around Plevna have been replaced from the. reserves at the depots; that the regiments have been filled to more than their maximum strength. Between the Lem, the Balkans and the Iskc tliere are no less than 300,000 infantry, 25,000 cavalry, . and upwards of 1,000 ﬁeld guns; that in spite of * the diflicultles of transportationand the inclem- ency of the weather, it was decided not to go V into winter quarters, but to continue active oper- ationsthroughout the winter, if practicable. A recent letter from Col. Chambers, military at- tache at the Turkish headquarters, says the Turks arewell provided with arms, but lack hospitals, means of transportation, and other adjuncts to a successful campaign . - A GREAT RUSSIAN VICTORY. ST. PETERSBURG. January 10.—-Grand Duke Nicholas has telegraphed the following to the Emperor from Latcha, January 9: I am happy to congratulﬂiﬁ V0111‘ Majesty upon the brilliant vic- tory gained this day. Gen. Radetzky has, after desperate lighting, captured the whole Turkish army defending Shipka Pass, consisting of forty- Onc battalions, ten batteries and one regiment of cavalry. Prince Mil-sky has occupied Kasanlik, Gen. Skobeleﬂ‘ holds Shipka. THE PROPOSED ARMISTICE. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 10.—-From a. note of the Earl of Derby, British Foreign Minister, to Layard, British Embassador here, informing him of the Russian reply concerning an armistice, the Porte inferred that it had only to propose an armistice for it to be concluded. Raouf Pasha, Minister of War, accordingly telegraphed yester- day to the Russian Grand Dukes, proposing an armistice, and announcing that the commander ' ofthe Adrianoplc army had power to treat an be- half of Turkey. Up to thepresenr. time no reply ‘ has been received from Russian _headquarters. , TWO RUMORS. , Acorrespondent of the Manchester Guardian telegraphs that he believes six weeks’ armistice has been already agreed upon on a. basis of uti possidet-zis. A dispatch from Constantinople men- tions that a. similar report is current’ there, and that military operations are ordered to be sus- pended from 10 o’clock Tuesday night. But the _ correspondent points out that these rumors are -necesasai-ily premature, since the military repre- .....___. ....——_.. ties by 335 votes out 1' pgties of the Right :b:tI:l)Iii‘3iloffl‘(?f4Ii3V0tlhfllngny ethinoiit, Brisson and Rameeiu ll. " . , , , _ , epubh- §i‘.“.“..2..§’°l‘-‘.‘.‘.’i»“-"~‘l""°°‘"’°' I-9-w’*ma Pm-‘lllliei' was r fob] ".°"i°' The Dmm d'A.Udim‘9t by 172 votes 8 c-e ected President of the Senate izalnat 61 blank voting papers The former Vice Presideiils were re-elected . The v_ ’ DEFEATED. ' iscount ( e Goulaul Boron who was pro- posed for a Vice Prexluenc b ' »- ' Right. was dcfealed.3 y Y a “won or the Italy. THE KING'S DEATH. PARIS, January 10.—The 0/Jlcial Journal, an- nouncing King Victor Emanuevsﬁdeath, says: “Not in Italy alone will so cruel and sudden an event cause deep and unanimous regret. The loss of a sovereign who hold so great a place in Europe, will be strongly felt in France. The Presidentof the Republic, in the name of the French nation, haealready expressed to the new King now fully he shares the grief of Italy. VIEWING 'i‘iu‘. BODY. ROME, January 10.-Prince Amadeus, the late King YlCtOl‘ElIIallllCl’S second son, and Prince of Coriginio, this morning went with King linin- berl. to the chamber where the body of King Vie. for Emanuel lay, and rcinaiiicd Where iwcniv minutes. Queen Margueretta then entered the room to pav her last salute to the remains of the deceased Monarch. The pl'0(3l.'lll'llll.l()Il of the new King is well received. I-lis Majesty has tel- egraphed to Gen. Cialdini and Count Sclopis begging them to come to Rome, as he wishes to have them with him. All the sovereigns of Eu- rope and l’i'csideni M:lcMahon, of France, have sent telegrains to King liumbert expressing l,c1'iu3 of affectionate sympatiiy. A council OfMlliistc1'3 held to-day decided to summon Parliament imme- diately. _ 'I‘_I_~IE REMAINS of the late Eing “Ill be in state at the Quirinal on l<i'1«lav,_Satui'day and Sunday. It will be re- moved. it is believed. on Monday, preparatory to the funeral, which is ﬁxed for 'l‘uesday. It is stated that, lung Humbert will take the oath Wed- nesday. THE FEELING IN FRANCE. PARIS. January 10.-'I‘he.death of King "Victor Emunuc1,.pro..ll'iccd it great impression here, The "sudden diszlppoarance of the patriotic promoter of Italian uiiit_y_cre;ltes fresh anxiety in the inlnds oi lirench politicians. Victor Enllllluqj’ degpigc every inﬂuence brought to bear on him, had re- maimed the friend of France, and notwit’nstand- mg the cessioii of Savoy and Nice and the hasty peace of Villa I:l‘2lllCil, he deemed liiiiiself under pl.li_gations L013 rance, although Italv, made dis- iustlul by ulti'ainoiiianisiii, had latterly formed such l'612l.llUllS with Germany as to pass for her docile uliv. , ' ' ' ITIIS KNOWN AND VVAS PROVED V by his recent interview with M. Giimbetla that Victor Emanuel would not, except at the last ex- tremlty, have acceded to any enterprise uppgu-. ently menacing France. His lleuth deprives this ::1o'.lnK:._i-yol‘ this moral security, based entirely on 13 mil 8 pUl'b‘_Ullill feeliiig, and cliaces the last tracewof an individual gi".it1i.ude which lllSpIl'e(,'l Ilrench nation with instinctive confidence. Ihe prospect of an early coiiclave, coupled Wllll this event, excites aiixieties which Victor Email. uel might have worded oil‘. Although Pius IX repea.ieo'.ly declared that he should live long enough to see the King repent on his death-bed, the two men, it is known, could not help liking each other, and the King had OFTEN l’REVE1\"I‘El) HIS ADVISORS from taking too seriously to heart, aria.-,l;s which the Poiitiif . took. pleasure in heaping on hiui. Here, too, iiidividiiai good-will and respect dis- appear Wit_h the hing, and there is no telling how for Italy‘ will now be willing or able to protect the deliberations of the Conclave. Happily, the issue 01' the late crisis will have served to considerably attenuate the conseqlleiices of the King’s death, and liberal Italy, under whatever sovereign, can not regard France as cap-ableoi’ cherisliing hos- l._1le.,VleWS towards her. -The liberal iiiajorities in France and Italy will soon have dispelled everv tl'ilC‘C of m‘1Sl1l1d:Cl'SlEli“i('1‘lllg, and -we appoiiitiiient 01 iii. VVaddingtou as hrcnch Minister of Foreign Affairs ‘ _ ' IS PECULIARLY FITTED to flll‘l;Il8l‘ this unreserved accord. Still, Victor Emanuel’s death in existing circulnstiuices justi- fics the painful impi'cssi.on it has produced here, for irrespective of Frzinco-Itiiliaii relations, it creates ll. void in the councils of Europe which will be constantly apparent in impending events. M. Gzimbeita has just delivered a speech at Mar- seilles,_iu which he said ‘it is now advisable for Itepublicans to make a halt until 1880, to i’ortify positions _al_readv conquered, and support the p_resentM1nisti'y until after the Senatorial elec- tions next year, when they will have a. majority in the Senate also.‘ Till then there should be no rashness, no dissent.-ions, no mlstzllics. » THE DEAD KlNG’S ADMIREl{S.. . BRIDGEPORT, CoNN., J:-uiuai-y 10.—The Sn-, pi'e_nie Council of the order of American Union, which has been in secret session here the "past two days, adopted r_csoluti_Ons recognizing‘ In ‘the «.le:it_h 01 the lung of Italy the loss of a inali who, by his stand against the einporal power of the Pope, made l1iixiself,de-or to all lovers of civil and religious liberty. The Council adjourned-to meet Ll.l.VVllSI]lIlg.L()n. Its officers state the 0rd ‘now numbers between 800,000 and 900,000. ,. EMBALMED. . ' ‘ ' hauls December 16. Two Consuls for chief pelts accompanied them All are said to repre . isggt thgadvanced Libel-ill school of Chinese pol- s. fllclal communication has not yet been fnbelited between them and the Japanese Govern- en . A 3l1ecial Court has been organized to investi- §;i;g_tlie sciindzil of the alleged conspiracy to as- b ~ '“*‘'-B 501:0 Latl, rebel chief, before the out- rcal; of the rebellion. This charge was made against eminent members of the Government, 3”‘ ‘Va''m'S' sustained by English journals in JHDMI. although no evidence was brought for- ward. A thorough and ileurcbing cxainiuutiou is now ordered. A new French Catholic Church has been built and consecraiell in Tokio. ‘”"""‘°“° 3'"l)‘*-of-war Selkl and Kuwan, built and filled up wholly in this country, and manned 8I}d_0ﬂlcei°ed by muives. are about to start on a cruise in the Mediterranean. Spain. RE-ELECTED. MADRID,January10.-—Scnors De Bazanallapa. and [lei-I-era have been re-elected Presidents of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies, respect- ively. East Africa. _ ANTINORI ALIVE. ALEXANDRIA, January 10.——The Marquis Anti- nori is at Zula , East Africa, preparing to return to Europe. He has been believed dead. THE PE.RlLS OF Sl£A.'l‘ING. A Young Physician Nari-Owly Escapes a Watery Grave. Snecial Dispatch to the Clone-lieinocrat. " ANNA. ILL.. January l0.—Dr. E. D. Converse, Junior AssislantI’liysiclan atihe Southern Illinois Insane Asylum, met with a. narrow escape from drowning this afternoon. He, in company with a few others, was skating on the reservoir west of the Hospital, when the ice gave way and pre- cipitated him into the water. He struggled for nearly half an hour before the cries of those on shore were heard. At last help came, and, with much difficulty, _hc was rescued in -an almost senseless condition. _ lie was ciii-ried to the house, and after receiv- I112‘ proper medical attentioii was soon out of d_*|11.£"’r'«;md ‘L18 "Oped will be up again in a few days. The .vezithci' for the last twenty-four hours l8_ much warmer, and the ice and snow are fast disappeariiig. _ PENDLETON ”S PRIZE. Gentleman George to be the Next Sena.- tor from Ohio. A Continuation of tile Dead Lock in K... tucky. 0 Legislative Proceedings in Various States--Political Points. COLUMBUS, 0., January ‘10.—The Democratic caucus met to-night, all outsiders and news- paper men being excluded. _ PENDLETON LEADS. The first ballot for Senator resulted: _ Pendleton, 40; Morgan, 22;Ewing. 17; Ward, 5; Hurd, 5; Converse, 1. ' PENDLETON GAINS. ‘The second ballot rcsult.c<i: , Pendleton, 46; Morgan, 19_;'Ewing, 20; Ward, 4; Payne. 2; Con- verse, 1. ' -PENDLETON WINS. At the conclusion of this ballot, a motion to adjourn was voted down, and the third ballot re- sulted; Pendleton, 51 '; Ewing,«l9; Morgan, 16; Ward, 3; Converse, 2; Payne 1--Pendleton being declared the nominee. - AFTER TIIE NOMINATION. After PendletOn’e nomination had been de- clared the doors were thrown open and speeches mode by Peiidlcton, Ewing, Moi-gzin,Wai'd, Con- verse and oihcrs. All expressed themselves as satisfied with the 1-csiilt. The friends of Henry B.I’ayne desire the anuounceinent to be made that that gentlemaii’s'name was not presentedto the caucus to-night, and that Representative Poe stated to the caucus that Payne did not desire to be voted for. The Vvants of the Green backers. NEW YORK, January 10.—The Independent Greenback party of this State has prepared a petition_ to Congress in which they state tliat, be- THE WHITE FEATHER. Jesse Underwood. the Kentucky Desperado, Turns Tail. His Fight With the Sl1criff’s Posse Near Vanceburg. One Man Killed and an Outlaw Mor- tally Wounded. Q The Bandit Chief Runs Away to Surrender Unconditionally. A Chicago Reporter Cowhided for Ex- posing a. Swindler. The Illinois Supreme Court Grants Burklow asupersedeas. Mysterious Tragedies and Cunning Thefts--The Criminal Calendar. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. VANCEBURG, KY., January 10.-—Lewis County generally, and Vanceburg particularly, is in a furore of excitement over an event which oc- curred two miles above Concord, this county, on Tuesday night, about 9:30 o'clock, which was no less than the dangerous and prob- able fatal wounding and cziptur of the noted and daring Kentucky despei-ado, Jesse Underwood, by Sheriff‘ Warder and a posse of men from this place, and the killing of one of the posse, a young man named Ruggles, THE CIRCUMSTANCES. IN BRIEF, _ are about as follows: It was :i"scertaine«i by some means that Underwood was in this vicinity, and yesterday afternoon the Sherifl‘ summoned a posse of men and started for R011 Evans’, ﬁve miles above here. The posse had scarcely left town when Underwood and two other men and two women drove into town in a wagon.‘ Underwood got out of the wagon with a revolver in each hand and Walked toliie ll(.l1lz,~‘6 of an acquaintance. Here he got wind of the Slieriﬂ"s movements and at once started out of town, heading down the river, REMARKING :i3EF<)uE HE LEFT that he would never be taken alive, oratleast he would furnish material for a funeral before he was captu1'er.l. As soon as it became known that Underwood had been in town a courier was dispatched to notify the Sheriff“, but he did not reach town until after dark. He, however, imniediatcly started in pursuit, and overtook the Underwood pill-ty,composed of Jesse Unlrlerwood and wife. her sister, it man named Vest and another by the name of McClure. As soon as the Underwood party was overtaken, the Sheriff‘ informed Underwood who he was and commanded him to surrender, whereupon UNDERWOOD DREW A REVOLVER with each hand, aimed the one in his left hand at Warden and the pistol snapped, and with his right fired the first shot of the battle, which killed Buggies, though Ruggles, before he fell, discharged both barrels of his shot- gun, heavily charged with buckshot. the contents of the barrel entering the side and mOl‘- * tally wounding McClure. At ‘about this time a .25.. pistol ball entered Underwood’s left wrist, and his pistol dropped from his hand, and two buck- shot from Warden’s gun struck‘ him on the left side and HE TURNED AND RAN, and some buckshot from his other barrel entered Ul1{ICl'\l’0Cd’S shoulder. The posse pursued Un dei-wood, but owing to the darkness he succeeded $i. Tonia Eail,l;'®IoIJ2-Ermotral, Jrihap ﬂIHf1lillg,§lIlt1lary 11,1873. times across the face with a cowhide. Meacham by this time was dancing mad, and he proceeded to knock Kooiin down, and would have sat upon him were it not that he tripped and fell. Both men floundored on the floor for afow seconds, when . THEY WEB.E LIr"I‘E_D by Justice Homes and his assistants. Koons then, in a most cowardly manner, drew aI‘eV0lV0l‘ and attempted to shoot Meacham, but before he had time to level the wcalmn. hi! l""‘d3 Were 3°’ cured. and it was taken awav from him. There was considerable bud lailguage used on both sides for some tlm . and then Justice Ilaihcs called his Court to or%er. made out a mtttzmm. without waiting for formalities, and sent K0008 to the County Jail to await the action of the Grand Jury. The aﬂiiir creates considerable talk here, as Meachaui is a well-known newspaper man. A Yea:-’s Respite for: Burklow. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRINGFIELD, In... January 10.—The Supreme Court, at its conference room, this afternoon, the full bench sitting, granted a. superscdeas in the Harrison-Burklow, Johnson County, murder case. Burklow killed David Waggoner last July. in Forman. Johnson County, was tried last De- cember, before Judgc Dougborty. convicted 9-Dd sentenced to be hanged on January 15. CO1. J. R. Thomas, of Metropolis, Massac Couiity.,Wh0 was assigned by the Court to defend the prison- er, interested himself, if possible to Secure 3 comiiiiltotion of the sentence from the Governor, and not meeting much encouragcnielis, took the case before the Supreme Court on a writ of error and motion for a 811pel'§3CdCx1S- His principal point in support of the motion was that the new Circuit Court bill is l11lcOnStll;u_tlOll- al, and Judge Douglierty is one of the additional Judges. Other cri-ors were ussigiied,but it 18 re- garded as slgililicant, and possibly foreshadow- ing adverse decision on the Circuit bill that the full liolicli grants a supersedeas on this point. A grcatdeiilof interest has aitzichcd to the case. The supcrscdelis directs that the record be certi- lied for error ‘to the Southern Grand Division at Mt. Vernon next June, so it is tantamount to a year's respite for the prisoiier. Why Pardon is Sought. CHICAGO, January 10.—Washington specials state this morning that counsel for the whisky men have represented to the Secretary of the Treasury that they seek a pardon for Rollo, Jun- ker 85 Co. to protect that firm from criminal pros- ection. If this is a correct statement, then coun- eel are seckins; to throw dust in the eyes of Gov- ernment olilcials. The facts are these: There are some Stale indictments against the whisky firm which are regarded by the bar and public as prac- tio.-illy‘lie:id, and inquiry shows that no new crim- llllll prosecution against them is contempllited. The case against Rollo, Junker 85 Co., aswell as against other whisky firms, is simply for the re- covery OfGr\)Vel'lll11CIll. taxes, and the penalty for the non payment Of t.~e tax. 'I‘heseci'et of this movement of counsel will he found in the claim set up by said counsel before the Court that a pardon releases these whisky menvin civil as well as criminal matters, and is sought by them for that purpose. Larned Law1essness—0ﬁ’1cers in Dis- grace. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. _ LEAVENW'OR’I‘II, Ks., January 10.-—-A bad state of things has been existing for some time past, and, in fact, still exists, in the little town of Larncd, Pawnee Count.y, this State. Various in- cendiary ﬁres have occurred during the past sum -_ rncr. fall and winter, one hotel having been fired no less than ﬁve times. A detective from this city was down there for some weeks, endeavoring to ferret out the poi-pet.r:itOr of these crimes, but his presence bv some means being discovered, he was drugged by means oi: ll. ci,-gar‘, which nearly resulted in his (loath. ‘ Four oﬂicers of the army stationed at Fort Lyon‘, Colorado, are awaiting court martial for various offenses. One of them was sentenced, for drunkenness.tO the loss Of eighteen months‘ pay, but repeating the offense is again on trial. A Mysterious Assault. Special Dispatch to the G~lobe—l)einocrat. IIILLSBORO, 0. ,~ January 10.—The residence of C. Abram, of Pricetown, was entered last night - about 8 o’_cloek, it is said, by Wm. Witlirow and George F. Corder. who l-.‘-W'0l'B they would kill him, and made a brutal as- sault with clubs and a slung-shht. They would have succeeded had he not escaped from the house. Abram was severely injured, but was able to. come to town and enter RELIGIOUS NOTICES. tvitlfhe opening services of the Lafayette Park Presbyterian Clhircli will be held on Sunday next, January 13th. Preaching in the morning “I 1056 o‘clock by Rev. Jae. H. Rrookcs, and iii the evening at 7}; o"c1ock by Rev. Charles M. Whlttlesey, of Bpcncerport, N. Y. Seats free. Regular services may be expected every Sabbath hereafter at the above named hours. Friends cordially invited to attend. The children will meet for Sunday-school services on Sunday after iigtt, 20th inst. , at3 o’clock, p. in. E2?‘ Services will be held in St. Mark‘s En- glish Lutheran Clidrch. Twenty-seventh and Wash streets, Rev. M. RHODES, pastor, every evening this week. except Saturday. All are welcome. FINANCIAL._“___W ,......_......_...._-.......-_...........-.. - . Mm-IWWION EY. ll L ‘l ..c ‘ltYb‘.V M°NEY*°‘°ia*.‘a<a.i,ili.il on... $50, $100, $200, $5009 $1.000. , 2 ' 1 NC‘-iIAi\I &. C().. No. 12 Wall L]s?t)r'kcetI:‘IlEl'(c2.\PvI{'1orl<‘, make desirable lIlVeStll’lCll-LS iiistocks. which frequently pay from five to twe_nW fillies the amount invested. Stocks lioilﬁllt find ‘jg?’ ried as long as desired on deposit of .3 per ceiit. x- plauatory cir('.llIal‘S and weekly reports sent fice. §5E:iE'rv NOTICES. N -“ﬁg-.s'I‘A'l‘El) convocation of Kilwinnjng R. A. Chapt 1' No. 50 will be held this (Fri- - day) evening at 7:30 o‘clock. _atlhe l_ia1l.coriier of Lcllingwell and ‘V3.SlllI‘l2‘I()ll‘ 3VCl.lVl‘lf(-l‘5. VVoi-k exemplified by District Lecturer tjoinp. m. Prall. Members and visiting C0lllD§.Il10IlS fi aternally ' . M. E. H. I . invited By order of the J. 1:. MCCOY, Secretary. UROBA LODGE No. 267. A. F. _und_A. - _ M., will hold it called COll'illllllll(.’2tllUI1 ‘ " this (Il‘riday)evenlng,lltliiiist.,at7:30O’clOck, _’ at Hall, corner Broadway and Benton streets. for Work in rule El)letl‘0ad A}l;l)1"3TgCé<;e011?0Sf0€- Visitors u u . ' ~' ‘I ' V0)‘ ale courteous y 1l1V1 e JOHN R. PARSUN, W. M. S. B. POTTER. Secretary. ’ I - , AMUSEMENTS. DE BARXS OPERA HOUSE. GREEK! iSg”b?r“°El§‘i5§“"‘% §“§°i**ifi1/‘AL, with the famous a1'ti§;s.l,) CH ARLES MMEEUGENIE . ’ ~- - -, PAPPENHEIM l ‘°"‘}d_ ADAMS. And the entire .BI'l1llZl.l'l_t Company. ’ This evening, i,<‘i-inlay. only time of Beethoven s Masterwork. IE"II)EI..IC)_ Preceded with the Grand Overture to Leonora. and presented with the following immense Cast: Mme. PAl’l’F.Nl1'E1;\! in her illustrious roic.L(-onora Miss ALEXANDRE HUMAN .... ...... ..Marceline M r. CH l”«‘.lS’i‘l AN 1.-“RITSCH .... . . . . . . . . . .Floi'estaIi LII‘. J"\,o o - u n - u o o o u ¢ c o I n o o econ. o I u ¢ .-o..D0ll Mr. HENRIE WIEGAN1) ........ ............ .._Rocco Mr. ADCLPHE ..... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..The Minister The (:iI'&l'ld UllO1‘llS.ﬂll:(I O1’Cll{"Sll‘a.. M AX MA1.tE’1‘ZF3K. . . Musical eiiroctor and Conductor '1‘o-nioi'_rOw, Satiirday, Jaiiuar_v1‘2. at 2 p. in., grand Gala matinee. VVagiier’s Renowned Opera, ZE€'l.ZE:“.l\"I'CL‘-l-E.II\1l”_ Mme, 1’AI.’P'ENHEIM . . . . . . . . . ......... .......as Elsa Mr. Cl-IAS. ADAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lohengrin and the entire great Casi. Saturday Nilrlit. Ja.i:iia1'_v 1?, at 8. lilfti-lid CXIM T>§‘»1" f()l‘Ill2i.ll{‘8 by 1-eq-igest. l)Ell.l4‘itEISCllU'1‘Z. with 11.x-. ti-aordiiiary Scenic Effects and a l<‘1ne!.,‘.ast. Monday. TANNHAUSE ll; '1‘nesday. FIIIEGEJNDER HOLLANIf)E1_-I; \VQ(llleS(I:l)'l IL ’l‘.lt0VA’I‘Oillc._ Popular Prices I*.t“".l.*>;.*=x"‘-l=*ac"‘=l:P0pulal‘ Prices! ADMISS10N——I’arquette and Dress Circle, 351. ‘Par- quette and Dress Circle, reserved, 50c extra. Admis- sion--Second ’1‘ie1'. 75c. Reserved‘. 250 extra. G al- lery, 50 cents. i'lf§“'Seats and Libretto: (250) now for sale daiiyat the box oilice of the ()pci-a-Iioiise 01113’- OLYMPIC THEATER.’ Friday, January 11, Beneﬁt of CHAS. PLUNKETT, lliarried Life and Rough Diamond. ~ Saturday Matinee, Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Saturday Night-Benefit of Capt. Bull’:-1. Company. Monday, J aiiuary 14- . AIMEE, Supported by her new and MAGNIFICENT COM- PANY of ‘ 80 ARTISTS. 80 Monday, January 1-I-—La Jolie Parfiinielise, with English Song and Dance. Pretty as aI'icrure a complaint before ’Squire Stoddard, and an ex- amination is now in progress. The cause of the assault. is a mystery, as all the parties have here- tofore been intimaie friends. Laiigliiiig Sam Out of Luck. Special Dispatch to the Globe- Democrat. ’1‘uesday———Tlie great sensation. LA M A1{J_()LAINE. \Vcdncsday—-LA l«‘Il.i[.-E DE MNIE. AN GO_'1‘. ’1‘hnrsdav——Ll<;S CENT VIERGES (100 Virgins). Friday—-Beiiefit. LA REINE INDIGO. A Box sheet nowopen. ‘THEATRE CUMIQUE. Pine Street. Bet-ween Third and ‘Fourth. I ‘ _.__, __ AUOTIONEER8. _ BY WHEDON. TYLER & 66: General Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. ' Nos. 11.6, 117, 119, 121 and 123 North Firth street. eon- ner Pine. Friday’s Trade Sale Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Piece Goods, Furnisliiiig Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkercliiefs, Suspenders, VVallets, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Bows, Ties, Scarfs, Collarettes, Ruﬂlin gs, Silk Ribbons, Irish Linens, Fancy Goods, N otioiis, large line of Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Furs, etc. Friday Morning, J al‘lll.’.l.l'y 11, at 9:30 o’clock prompt, full lines 01 above goods. WHEDON. TYLER & CO. Sa-turda.y’s Sale of New and Sec- ond-liand Furniture, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Co1nforts,B1ank- ets, etc. commence to sell a fine line of new and second-hand Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Sideboards, Marble-top Tables, Louiiges.Easy and Club—li_ou';o Chairs. Patent Rockers, Extension Tables, Bedsteads, Bureaus, 'Was1istands, Cane-seat Chairs and ItOci.'e'rs. together with a large assortment of household goods. stoves. etc. At 10 o'clock prompt 38 new and misﬁt and second- hand Carpets will be sold. At 11 o’clock, Lace Curtains, Comforts and Blank- ets will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. WHEDON. TYLER & CO. FAULIKNER. IVIILLARD & 00.’; General Auctioneers & Commission Merchants, Corner Sixth and Locust streets. . DI LINEOLNIIOOICIOIICCCIOIIOOCCOOCGCCCOIIDAuct1on.°6hv At Private Sale--A Large Stock of Fine Blank Books, Leather- Bound and Cloth-Bound, at 500 on the Dollar. ” FAULKNER, MILLARD & CO. Regular Satvirday’s"' Shle of Sec- ond-liand Furniture, Carpets and Household Goods. On SATURDAY niornin g.Ja.nuary 1'2, at 9 :30 0’clock. at our furniture department. we will sell a. general assortment of above goods. Also, at 12 o’clock, on account of Assignee, one Iron Safe,One Standing Desk, sofa, tables. chairs, etc. FAULKNER. l‘v'lILLARD & CO. O. J. LEWIS St Co. E‘ AUCTION AND COM1\lISSION MERCIIAITTB. 417 North Fifth street. JOHN J. .MURDCCI1.............. ...... ...Auctlon<-.er‘_ NI. STERN dz: C0., GENERAL AUC'1‘1ONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHAN’1‘S. 508 and .510 Locust street. and -317 North Fifth street, Stu LOUIS. 310: . 4 1- S’l‘ALEY & scar ‘, GENE RAL Auction and Commission Merchants, No. 18 South Fifth Street. St. Louis. Mo. Stove s . Household Goods. Furiiiture, Car- pets, Pianos, Stoves, Notions,etc. FRIDAY MORNING, January ll,at 10 o’clock, we begin the sale of a full line ‘of elegant New Furniture, in Parlonand Chamber Suits, Desks, Lounges and Easy Chairs, Brussels‘, "Ingrain and 3- Ply Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mats and Rugs. two good second-liand Pianos, all the household goods from a 3-story dwelling, large line of Cook and Heating STALEY &. SCOTT. ON SATURDAY, January 12, at 9:30 a. m., we will _. A. J. MICHEL as CO., ﬂ LONDON, January 10.--The body of Victor Em- anuel has been enibalmcd. It is stated Cardi- nal Vicar has granted the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggoiie forthe funeral ceremony. . . ITALIAN CLERICAL JOURNALS . declare the dying King, bufura yeceiving th viaticum, asked the Pope’s'I’orgivcness for his sins. in making his escape. and made his way to a farm house, a mile and a half distant, told what had occurred and gave himself up. By that time the Sheriﬂ' and those with him had removed their mortally. wounded , McClure, to the house of Es- quire Parker, and the body of young‘ Ruggles to a school house near by, arrested and handcuffed Vest and dispatched a niessen_9:er to Concord foi- a physician. They received information from the parties at whose house ' UNDERVVOOD HAD TAKEN REFUGE of his where.-lbouts. They proceeded there at once and took »charge of him.;..Dr. Grimes arrived soon after and examined the wounds, and pro- nounced them dangerous, but not necessarily fatal. Young Riiggles was a general favorite in the commun'ity,,and was the only support of ii GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. 202 South Fourth street. St. Louis. HIS FRIDAY EVENING. Ladies‘ Night; ladies‘ admission 10c. Seven n-w stars. La Rue Regular -1- Thur-«i-v and s--ura-v- cannon. Twelve Sailor Boys. introduced by Harris J- 11- BAILEY. A11C‘«i01iCC1‘- and Carrol. AlS(()iIhhC Beaultiful llzéllpt. 1%iii% Sarbro, — ,. - - ,. - .* ,.. ,7 .' . . . , . Lwin Sistcis, an t e “[10 e giea aiie 3 ioupe ‘V. H. Wholesale dealer in Auction and Job Lots Dry .-_.A___,__...- Goods, Clothing, Boots and Slices, Hats and Caps, and Cutlery. kE‘““Counti-y Auctioneers‘ and Peddlers‘ Supplies a Specialty. Send for Price List. , Southwest Corner Sixth and Locust Streets. ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTI<lN N O'1‘lCE--GERMAN AMERICAN BANK, , St. Louis. December 31, 1877.—-The regular an- nual election for tliirteeii Directors of this Bank will be held .\lOnl‘lz'.y, Janiiary 14. 1878. Polls Open from 10 a. 111. to p. in. 10. A. MEYSENBURG, Cashier. sentatives of belligerents to conduct negotiations had. not then been appointed. Meheinet Ali. who, it was stated had gone to arrange an armistice, attended the War Council Tuesday, and left Con-- stantinople Tuesday night. - ‘AFFAIRS IN CRETE. LONDON, January 10.——In connection with the reported commencement of the hostilities be- tween the insurgents and the Turks in Crete, a recent Athens letter says the Greek Revolution- ary Committee, of which Balzarias is chief, had invited Cretans to send deputies to a national as- . sembly to decide the question of annexation to Greece. Revolutionary battalions were to be rais- . . _ ed, but only two were actually formed. The Turkish Government has only five battalions of Redifs. but intended to organize Mahomme- DEADWOOD, D. T., January 10.—From present appearances the troubles of the Keets Company are about at an end. M. E. Post, of the ﬁrm of Stebbins, Wood «St Post, has purchased the inter- e.-.t of A. W. Whitney in the Keets mine, and has paid off all indebtedness and mortgages. Laughing Sum, a notorious highwayman, was 'ill‘OLl.*.Zlll; to Rripid City last night by Deputy United States Mai-siial Campbell. lieving someimmediate action shouldbe taken to relieve the distress which now aﬁlicts the entire labor and business interests of the country, that ltliey petition that body to pass the following awe: . 1. To remonetize silver coin containing the some amount and quality of silver it possessed in 1870, and provide for its coinage and issue without limit, inaking it full legal-tender for its face value in payment of all debts public and private. 2. To repeal the act by which the Govei-mneiit is7pled'.-red to resume specie payments January 1, 18 9. A LATER TELEGRAM says this statement is autiioi-itaiiv-ely contradict- ed, and declzli-es that Victor Emanuel made no declaratioii which could give the lie to his glori- ous life as an Italian King. Several inunicIpali ties have alread_v resolved to erect statues of the late King. The Chambers have been summoned to reassemble on the 16th inst. TO BE BURIED IN HOME. Victor Emanuel lies in a room on the ground floor of the Quirnal on the simple, low, cur- taiiiless iron bedstead on which he died. A row of wax lights stand at the foot of the bed. A cliaplaiii continually recites prayers for the dead, and aids-do-camp SMITH LEOETIURE SA. A Burgle.r’s BOna.nza.. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LOUISVILLE, KY. . January l0.—A wholesale robbery took place here this evening. Tile thief climbed into the second story of the residence of Mr. Wm. Ryan, while the family were at supper, and breaking open jewel drawers stole half a dozen diamond rings, pearl bracelets, lockets, chains, Ten Illustrated Lectures upon Russia and Turkey, by Prof. lll. :55. Snow. ECTU RE I Monday Evening. January 14, at 8 O‘c1Ocit. More than 200 cliaracteristlc stereopti- con iliustratioiis have been prepared for this course oflc-c1"iircs. Circiilars and tickets can be had at the book stores and the University. . Course tickets, 352; single tickets, 25 cents GRAND SOIREE The Kentucky Dead-Lock. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. FRANKFOPJI‘, KY., January l0.—-The" fourth ballot forUn'ited States Senator to-dav resulted: Williams,5l;'i..indsay,49; Mcoreary, 20; Boyd, 25/ I , VERSAILLES, January ‘*3’ re-elected President of the Chamber of Depu- - -. .. .- . - . . . -- . . ,, . . WI l1‘.C'1‘ICN N(l’l"CI<3-M lla ilij .‘.‘:wiii°'s Bank (1 ' h b't‘ t Th T ‘k 9 d ‘d d t kecllwatcliinanante-room. Nothing has been 13 Wm1‘“n° gdmcd mo Vm%‘T“)10r' ‘wdowcd m°mer‘ "a"'““3'S» .°L°' lhe W-‘ef.°5C"”’ed by 3“‘“i"“""-' 'I‘Prof.Fisclier”s Dancing’ Academy. northwest [J J-l:.u1IIa1‘3'3. 1873-1 The !’d1.*II1!I=]t]1‘ Ililllllﬂl 91501-10“ 10;‘ mm“ 3 hm 3' 6 m S ‘emu cc’ 9 ° decided yet ClillCC1'l'llIlg the place Of bllrlllll‘ 0f Jeff31'S“n. Who voted for McCI'eai‘y, ' ‘ . ‘f1‘UI'1l 1110 E1111’? 8101'.‘/5 and )5 _SUDlJ{iS0‘3 BU hi‘-V8 corner Fourth and Myrtle streets, this (Fri- thirteen I)il'(-ctoi-s of this bank will be held on Thurs- only hold towns on the coast, and leave the intc- Although the King’s ancestors are all ‘oui-led iielir and Tlioiniis, of Shelby, who voted » The Surrender of a "I exan iVIu1'derer. taken the train for either Cincinnati or St. Louis. day) evening‘, , day. Jiumliry 17. at the banking‘ rooms, between the rior to the insurgents. Cretes. and the Revolutionary Committee is urged to or- der a rising in Thessaly, but the Government has dissuaded Bulgaria from precipitate action. THE MONTENEGRINS DEFEATED, LONDON, January 9.—The Turks have defeated the Montenegi-iiis at Spuz and Malissouri and driven them to Zenihoi. ARMISTICE PRELIMINARIES. LONDON, January 10.--A Bucharest dispatch says the '.l‘urk’isli Commander-in-Cliief yesterday notiﬁed Russian headquarters at Lovetcha that he was empowered to arrange the basis of an armistice, and that Mehemet Ali had been desig- nated as the eventual Turkish Plenipotentiary. The Grand Duke Nicholas acknowledged the re- ceipt of the communication, adding that he would report the matter to St. Petcrsburg. REJOICINC AT sr. rnrnusnune.‘ ST. I’1l‘.’l‘ERSBU.RG, January 10.—-1<‘la9:s are dis- ‘played all over the city in honor of Gen. Radetz- ky’s victpry. DENIED. _ V The Agcnce Russe denies the truth of the state- ment that the Porte has already accepted a pre- liminary basis of peace, and says the Ports, how- ever, is aware that acceptance of-this basis must precede an armistice. Prominent Russian Of- - ﬂcei-s in Bucharest express a disbelief in the ini- mediate conclusion of an armistice. , SULEIMAN PASHA RELIEVED. VIENNA. January 10,-—-A special from Constan- tinople states that Suleiman Pasha has been re- lieved of his command, and summoned to Con- stantinople. THE VICTORY IN THE PASS. LONDON, January 11--A Bucharest correspond- ent says the Balkans captured in Shipka Pass pi-oblibly number from 300 to 4.00. The victory was the result of the combined movement by Generals Rsidetyky and Skobeloﬁ‘ tllrough Shipka and Trojan passes respectively. ENGLAND's COURSE. A Vienna. correspondent observes that the course taken by England in abandoning her isolated line of policy and acquiescing in that of the other Powers who consent to separate negotiations. although rc- serving their ultimate rights, meets with general approval. It seems that while Raouf Push.-i, Minister of War, is to mali- age negotiations, the nominal Commander- in-Chicf, Mchmet Ali, is to endeavor to reorgan- ize the Roumelian army, in case it should be wanted agllin. In Vienna, hopes of the success of the negotiations are not very sanguine. THE ONLY OBSTACLE 'IO PEACE. A Bucharest cori-esponlicnt points out that the only obstacle to speedy peace is that the Russian military party may prove too strong for diplo- matists, and interpose obstacles in order to gain time and crown the campaign with signal triumphs. France. THE BANK STATEMENT. PARIS, January 10.-Specie in the Bank of France has decreased 108,600,000 francs during "18 past week, ». GAZETTED. _ . The appointment of Gen. Garnier to command the eighth corps of the army in place of Gen. ucrot is gazetted. Gen. Ducrot is appclute_d memﬁier of the Mixed Commission of Public 01‘ S. PRESIDENT GREVY. 10.-hi. Grevy was to- If all Christian men. join, the insurrection will number about 15,000 rising There is immense excitement at Athens, ’.l‘urin, there seems to be an idea that the first King of Italy Ought to be buried in Rome. AT OTHER COURTS, ‘ . LONDON, January 10 —1‘he German and Rus- sian Courts will go in niourniiig three weeks for Victor Emanuel. The Court Circu- lar says Queen Victoria received the news of Victor Einanuel's death With deep regret, The deceased was always the friend -of England. Tile Pope, on receiving news of the death of the King‘. said: ‘ ‘I expected it and I had pardoned him. Let us now pray for the re- pose of his soul.” , England. - THE BANK STATEMENT. LONDON, January 10.--Bullion in the Bank of England increased £l2l,000past week; proportion of bank reserve to liability is 39 5-8 per cent. The Bank of England’s rate of discount has been re- duced to 3 per cent. , CLEOPATRA’s NEEDLE. LONDON, January l0.—-A steam tug left the River Thames yesterday for Ferrol, Spain, to bring Cieopatra’s obelisk here. Germany. THE BANK STATEMENT. BERLIN, January 1.0.--The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank, Germany, shows an increase in specie of 2,960,000 marks. BISHOP’S CONSPIRACY. BERLIN, January 10.-'1‘hirtceii persons. have been :iri'eslcd On a charge of complicity in the Bishop :iﬂ'ziir, and other arrests are cxpected._ It is said Bishop attempted to secure plans of exist- ing fonilications of llleiz. Australia. NEWS BY THE CITY OF SYDNEY. SAN FRANCISCO, January 10-News per the City of Sydney: NEVV SOUTH WALES. The Governor has iiitrusted the task of forming a new Administration to Sir Henry Parkes, the leader of the Opposition. , Money received by the Mayor of Svdney toward the Indian famine fund reaclies alt_o9:ctliei' nearly £13,500, and it is hoped £15,000 will be obtained before the end of the month. _ W heat nearly free from rust, and there is an excellent harvest in prospect. _ VICTORIA. , The Legislature assembled November 14,pass.ed railway bills and nearly disposed of tariff revis- ion. There is strong opposition to export duties on sci-ap iron, which were intended to be pro- hibitOi'yi'atcs._ The Indian famine fund collec- tions in this colony exceed £25,600. NEW ZEALAND. A sharp shock of eai'l.li.quake was felt December 10 in the neighborhood of Lake Taupo. . Siibscriptions raised in Auckland towards the Indian I1tllllll€ relief fund amount to £1,592 553 6d. China. NEWS BY THE BELGIC. SAN FRANCISCO, January 10.—-News per Belgic, Hong Kong December 1-ith, and Shanghai 15th: There is no abatement of the ravages of the famine in the northern provinces. Vast districts have been completely depopulated, and there is no possible hope of relief this year or perhaps "°'i5i§’e United States Minister has returned from Shanghai to Peking. _ Q Bradford, late N106 Consul General at..hanir- hai remains in jail. A'iai-ge native company has been foimed under the patronage of Li Hang Ghana‘. Chilli, for developing Chinese mineral resources. Japan. ' AN INTERESTING BUDGET. YOKKOHAMA, December 23.—-The Chinese Em- bassy, consisting of two Ministers, two Sect e- taries of Legation, one of whom is an American , four interpreters, several attache: and servants, numbering thirty altoselvmrn "mV°d "‘ Y°k°' Viceroy of ’ for Lindsay yesterday. Two of Williams’ votes are absent, and one each for Liiidsay and Mc- Creary. The voting on the fifth ballot showed no cliangc, and the session adjourned till to-mor- row. It is a dead lock, and a. caucus will doubt- less have to settle it. Utterly Untru‘e.' EVANSVILLE, INl')., January 10.—-Hon. John Young Brown, in an interview to-day, said that the charges of Hon.Montgomery Blair, con- tained in the memorial adored by him in the Maryland Legislature, that he (Brown) was an advocate of the Texas Pacific Railroad bill. and that considerations touching the future success of that scheme inﬂa- enced his action during the Electoral count, is iitterly untrue. He says it is well known that he (Bro n) has always opposed this railroad scheme in all of its forms. The Union League. -, NEW YORK, , January 10.-At the annual meet- ing of the Union League Club, Geo. C. Ward was elected Prcsideiit. Among the list of Vice Pres- idents are William Cullen Bryant, Wm. Orton, Peter Cooper, David Davis and Theo. Roose- velt. Resolutions were adopted favoring re- sumption January 1. 1879, and payment of the public debt lll gold or its equivalent. The Iowa Legislature. DES MOINES, IOWA, January 10.--The Iowa Legislature meets next l\.londay. Some twenty- iive or l.l1ll‘i.y of the members have arrived in the city, and fully that number of candidates for the various positions of attaches of the Legislature already here. For U. Senator there is no can- didaie against Senator Allison, and it is probable that he will have no opposition. The Ohio Legi slat-ure. COLUMBUS, O. , January 10.—-In the Senate, bills were introduced to ﬁx eight hours as a day’s labor; to amend the gambling law so as to add imprisonment to the penalty ‘for pool selling on elections, and to authorize any one cognizant of such gambling to bring suit; to reorganize the Girls’ Iiidustrial Home; to provide for collections of taxes the same as other debts. The Wisconsin Legislature. MADISON, WIS., January 10.-—-In the Senate to- day a resolution was introduced in favor of the complete restoration of the provisions of the coinage actas it existed prior to February 12, 1873. Gov. Smith read ‘his message to the two houses in joint session. The New York Legislature. tion to the passage of the Bland bill was called up in the Assembly. this morning and passed by a vote of 105 to 103. A Clash of Authority. ‘ Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CINCINNATI, January 10,--Longview Lunatic Asyulm, just north of Cincinnati, has two Super- intendents just now. On Tuesday, the Directors ousted the incumbent, Dr. Bunker, and appointed Dr. Langdon. The latter went out to the asylum to-day to take possession, but Bunker refused to give up the keys. The consequence is, that the institution has two - Superintendents, and the lunatics may yet be happy. Wichita. Mishaps. . Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democra.t. ’ WICHITA. 3.8.. January 10.--A young man named Ed. Higginbotham, mistaking awindow sidewalk, breaking his jaw and seriously injuring h1hIIisfl§Ie‘Campbe1l, who has been laboring faith- fully for the past two years to sink a coal shaft on his farm, had his arm literally torn to pieces to- L day. V. ALBANY. January 10.--A resolution in opposi; A for a door. fell from a second floor out upon the IFrOm the New Orleans Time‘s._| One J. B. Scoggins, yesterday evening, saun- tered up to Otiiccr Quinn, on duty on Canal street, and surrendered himself as a fugitive from jus- He was escorted to the Central station, and after being duly booked for his self-accused crime, he unhcsilatingly accorded a Hines reporter an ,n'.ei*view and told the following story, interrupted only by a quiet, good-natured laugh at his adven- tures in outwilting the Texas marshals: Q, SCOGGINS’ s'i‘Oii'i*. “Three years ago this monlh,_”_he began, “I think it was on lIlC'29l.l'l, I was riding along the road between Dallas and Clelborne, Johnson county, Texas in company with a fellow iiamed W m. Giraird. Mm whom I had previously become acquainted iii Kalisas._ It was pretty cold, and we were pretty Iull of rye. A halt was proposed, and _after building a fire we played cards for the whiskev, we had left. I forget now who owned the cards, but seven-up was the game we played, and I Won, whichlie disputed, and ’fOi'e 1 could wink he had drliwn his Bowie knife and slashed me in the right hi}; I forthwith got up my COlt’s, and as he came at me again, I let him have it three times. Only one, however, searched his brain, and he dropped. We were both excited. you know, and ligliting across the fire. and drunk withal,-don’t make a man accurate, .~»..nd you can’t do good shooting nohow, under such circum- stances. As we had been together all day in Clcrb"oi'nc, and had left town togelhor, I knew if I tried to hide people would say that I had killed him, circumstantial evidence was against me, and if I was caught it would go hard with me;~ therefore I took a. little note-book from my p“ock- et, and, tearing out it leaf, wrote: “Killed by J. B. Scoggins, and you will find me in Bell Coun ty, Texas.’ ’ “Iplnced it on his breast and lit out. I went to Bell County, where my folks are, and was CAPTURED BY THE SI-lEl~lI1+‘I4‘, and as he was taking me back I escaped. ItdOn’t matter to you how I got away: Idon’t,t.liink it necessary to tell you; I got away, and that’s enough. After that I left Texas and trumped all over, sometimes working andymore times doing nothing. But I couldn’t stay away. and went back to be chased five miles by a Marshal as soon as I struck town. "Taking the road again, I roamed around and finally reached this town on Wednesday. The first day I was here I made 75c on the lr..V€.B,C{ll'l‘_V- ing cotton seed, and since then have not made a cent. “Why did I give myself up after dodging the law for all these years? Why, I’ll tell you. I got tired of it; it’s a dog’s life. If I had money to get back 1 would go and give myself up there. but as I haven’t, I just concluded to surrender here and let them come and take me. v "My conscience don’t accuse me one bit. It VVitS’il. square fight, and he was a bad man. That’s al . The Cowhide in Chicago. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CHICAGO, ILL. , January 10.--For several Weeks -. past the Tribune, of this city, has been publish- ing a. series of articles exposing the nefarious business of intelligence ofiice men, or labor bro kers, as they call themselves. Among the par- ties who have been accused of robbing the poor fellows in search of employment, is a party by the name of Koons. Mr. Louis Meacham, the SPORTING REPORTER OF THE TRIBUNE, has been assigned to attend to this branch of the local department, and he paid considerable at- tention to laying out Koons, whom he has char- acterized as "a. beat, a biik, and a swmdler,” from time to time. This morning Mr. Meacli:-im was called, on some business connected with his .profession, to Justice Iiaines’ Police Court. It is estimated that he went there to inquire further into some questionable transactions with which the name of Koon-s was associated. When the Court adjourned he held a. snort conversation with Justice Haines, and both gentlemen started to leave the room. At the door THEY WERE MET BY KOONS. Meacham knew he was in for it, and put himself upon the defensive, but “being a very large main, weighing some 230 pounds, it took him is consid- erable time to square around, and, before he [ could prevent it,,Koons had struck him several Fined and Imprisoned. . Special Dispatch to the Glob e—Dcmocrat. SPRINGFIELD, ILL., January 10.——Lohrer and Boeckelman, of East St. Louis, were lined $1 each .in the United States Court to-day for illicit trafiic in liquor, and John Gregg, of Shawneetown. was sentenced to thirty days in the County Jail for opening letters addressed to others. R-osewater Again Whipped. OMAHA, NEB. , January 10.-——Rosewater, editor of the Omaha Bee, was severely pounded in U. P. headquarters, this morning, by A. T. Nicholas, concerning whom he published a libelous article several days ago. Rosewaler was out about the face and one eye closed. He has been whipped severaitimes before for lihelllng citizens. JOHN MOKITTRICK .3. CO., I LITHCGRAPHERS, PRINTERS AND STATICNERS, 316 AND 318 N ORTH THIRD STREET. Superior Blank Books at Low Prices PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE. EMMENSE REDUCHCN. Best and Cheapest in this Market. Secretary, 221 Olive street. CAR R IAG E 8 AT REDUCED RATES. JARTIES desiring to hire first-class, square front Landau carriages, can obtain the same at the following rates, viz.: ' FUNEBALS to any of the Cemeteries.. .$4 00 Party or thea.ter calls. usual privileges (lim- 1ls——Salisbury street, Grand avenue, Arsenal street)............. ........... .......... “$3 Shopping or calling, first hour, $1 60, each suc- ceedinghour...._. . . . . . . ........ ..... .. 1 00 Hearse, full trunined. to any of the coine- te1'1es.............. $3 ()0 LOUIS C- BCZE-ILZE1, St-. Louis Stables. 610 and 612 N. Eleventh st. 00 MARRIED. LANGDlL‘AU~—-ll‘E.l.TON-—In Kirkwood, January 6, at the First M. E. (Thurch. by the Rev. 1. L. Spencer. Mr. J. C. Langdeau of St, Louis, to Mrs. Harriet Felton, of Cleveland. Ohio. . DIED. HARMON--In St. Louis. January 7, 1878. Mrs. Josie :2. Iia‘1‘lllIl0Il, wife of John Harmon, aged 34 years and men 2 s. . » PLANTZ-——0n Wednesday, January 9, aftera. lin- germg illness, our beloved" son and brother, Win. Plantz, aged 31 years. 8 months and 2 days. Funeral takes place this day (Friday). January 11, 1 p. In. , from the residence of deceased, NO. 19 South Tenth street. Relatives and friends invited to at- tend. , CAROLINE SCHLEIBAUM. nee Lehning. mother. LOUISE SCHLEIBAUM, sister. STARK-—-On Thursday. the 10th 1nst., Charles E. Stark. aged 46 years. H The funeral will take place Sunday at 1 p. m. from hislate residence. No. 2216 Chouteau avenue. thence to Bellefontaliie Cemetery. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Deatl1’s Doings. A Annexed isa list of the burial permits issued ves- terday by the Health Commissioner: Name. and Cause of Death. Age. Nativity. Catherine Wulf, brOnchitis..57 years..Germa.nv. Katel-Ian_iiings.tris. nascentum 1 year. ..United States. Jacob Seig'mund,.pneumonia.54 years..Germanv. Henry Peake, tris.nascentum 1 year...Unltcd States. ClaraBi'ucknieyer, anasarca. .65 years. .Germany. Mary A. Campbell, bronchitis 2 years..United States. Michael Lipp, heart dis.......37 years. .Germany. JnoP.Shaugi1nessy,tris.na.sc. 1 year...United States. Alfred Braun. ineniiigitlsm. 1 year.,.United States. is Fran. R. Holby, meningitis" 1 year...Uuited States. llil1§RCAN’l‘ILE LlBll.AR.Y HALL. RIDAY Eveniiig, January 11. S:-.turday (Mati- nee) , January 12. In the Interest of the St. Louis Y° M°§vl’ﬁi§l Lilly Vital Qlllllll, From the Royal Conservatory, Stockholm. Miss Amanda Carloon, sopiniio; Miss Ingeborg Lofgren. mezzo soprano; Miss Berilia Erixon, contralto; Miss Inga Ekstrom, alto. English. German and Swedish songs, polkas. galops, waltzes, etc. "The perfection of quartet singing.”-—',New ’Yoi-k Tribune. The eminent Daiiis.i violin virtuoso. DIR. C. KRAUSE, of Copenhagen. Miss Bertha» Burge. tllG.8.c(30lIl‘)ilSI1€(l pianist from the Conservatory of Leipsic. lolders of Y. C. A. Course 'l‘1ckcls inay pui'clia.se tickets at reduced rates, by special arrange- ment with the Concert Coinpaiiy. ‘ ’1‘.ickets at ital- nier.\‘s \Veber’s. Reserved seats, $1; general admis- sion, 75c. _. GRAND 1\IASQUIL‘RAI)E BALL T Prof. I<‘ischer’s lianczing Academy, north- west corner Fourth and i\Iyrt.e streets, to—niorrOw (Saturday) evening. J8.llllaI‘_\’ 12. Prizes will be given to the best masks. EDUGATONAL. CARD. JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. .ECONl,i SESSION of «isthyear will open January 3, 1878. Rare advaiitages in all departments. For catalogue address F. BULLARD. Principal. JZICKSOIIVIUI‘. I11. ofvinsuins. IVIDEN D NO'1‘ICE——Ofl‘Icc of Citizeiis‘ Insurance Company, of Missouri. St. Louis. January 5, 187S.—-The Board of Directors have declared the regu- lar semi—annua1 dividend of 5 per cent on the capital stock, payable on deniand. , J‘-NO. P. HARRISON. Secretary. ]')IVIDEND NO'I‘ICE--Shultz Belting Company, St. Louis, January 4, 1878.-—At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Shultz Belting Company, held this day. a dlVid(—:l1’d of ten (10) per cent was de- clared on the capital stock for the first eight (8) inoiiths’ busiiiess. payable on demand, at the oillcc Of the company. VVM. SAMPLES, Secretary. ESTABLISHED 1845. Jilin E. Haieinl Bill, GENERAL coniiiislin MERCIIANTS, No. 94-I'BrOadwa.y. Wareliouse. 941. 943 and 945 Collins Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. Special attention given to thesale of POultry.Game, lIi es. Furs. Etc. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. ISSOURI STATE Mutual Fire and Marine In- } surancc Company, of St. Louis. D_lREC’1‘ORS--\V.A. Hal-gadine, E. Wyman, James Smith, S. M. Edge-ll, Ii. S. Turner. Adolphus Meier, B. W. Alexander, C. S. Greeley, James 15. Katine. S. M. EDGELL, President. F. B. HOMES, Secretary. Office: Chamber of Commerce, Rooms Nos. 126 and 128. Entrance from Chestnut street. _ RISKS taken only in the citv and countv of St. Louis Stockholtlers’ Meeting. MEETING of the stockholders of the 1-‘.oatme.n’s Insurance and Trust Company of St. Louis, Mo. , will be held at the ethos of the company, No. 3.14 N. Third street, on the 14th day of Jai-nary, 1878. at 1 o’clock p. m.. for the purpose of deciding whether said corporation will decline to do furtlier business and proceed to distribute the assets to,slockliolde.rs, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before them. W. C. BU'l‘LER., St. Louis, January 7, 1878. Secretary. MRS. I-IEVNBY VV_()0D’S GREAT NOVEL, , AS'_1‘ LYNNE. is given away with NO. 532 of ‘ ‘The Fireside (.>ompaniOn." “The Mysteries of Paris,” by °Eusze_ne Sue, will be given free to every reader of 500 of the same paper. Other popular nov- els will be l£1VCIl to subscribers for 1878. ' ‘The Fire- side Companion” is for sale by all newsdealers. Price. 6 cents per copy. Subscription price, three dollars per year; two copies for five" dollars; nine copies for twenty dollars. Address GEORGE MUN R0, 17 to 27 Vaudewater st.. N. Y. hours of 10 a. m. and 31). 111. L. G. KAMMERER, Cashier. LliI(_1Tl(_)N NOTlCE—"l‘he Valley National Bank, St. Louis, December ‘2‘2.1S77.—--'I‘hc I-ocular au-- nual electil,-ii for twenty-one l)irectoi's of this Bank will be held on 'l‘uesday. January ‘.22. 1878. at the banking rooms. Polls open from l2 o‘clock in. until‘) o‘c.lock p. m. J. A. J. AIIERTON. Presideiit. ’ 1LECTI()N NO'1‘ICE-BRoAmvAY SAVINGS BANK‘ St. Louis. January ‘2,.l87b‘.—’1‘he i'e:_-mlar annual election for tliii-loco (13) Directors of this Bank, to serve the present year, will he held on Monday, the 14th inst.. at the bankiiig rooms. 0‘clock a. m.1in_til3 o’clock p. in Polls open from 10 ‘J. PHILIP itiiiluoieiiz. Jim, Secretary. Boatinoivs Saving Bank. St. Louis, January 5. .--AllCl€.(‘..1lOli for eleven Ilireclors Of this bank for the ensuing year will be held utllie baiikiiig house on Monday. the 24th inst., between the hours of 10 o‘clOck a. in. and '2 o‘clock p. in. W M. H. THOMSON. Cashier. ELEC1‘.I()N NO'I‘ICE-—ST. LOUIS. January 10. 1878. _ -—'I‘lic aiinualeleclioii for l.liirt.e-ell Directors of this coinminy will be held at their office, Ninth and Deck streets, Monday. January 21. 18.78. Polls open from b‘ to 10 o‘clOck p. m. \Vesterii Stove Mamifacturing Comprlny. _ WILLIAM BA1‘Ll~‘.Y, President. , LECTION NO’1‘ICE—-Ollice St. Louis Cc-Opera- tive Building Association.-—A lllCi,‘I.lllg' or stock- holders, for the election of nine I-)ll’(*.C.l'(;l'S to serve during the ensninsr year, will be held on Monday, 14th inst., at the office of the Associatioii, between the FLECTION NOTICE-Notice to S_t:ockhOlders—- . J 1878 hours of 10 a.in. and 4 p.in. GEO: Os I{l\I,1B9 LlEC‘1.‘l.l,lN NO'I‘.lCE-—BOatnien‘s Insurance and ’1‘ru:st Company, 314 N ’1‘iiii-llstrect. St. Louis. Jaiiuary 7, 1878.-The annual election for nine Direc- tors of this coiiipany will be held at the oflice of the company. on Monday. Janiiary 14, lS7S. Polls open from 12 111. to 2 o‘clock ). m. V. C. BUTLER, Secretary. LECTION NOTICE-Mercaiilile Library, St. Louis‘, Jaiiuai'y 7, 1S78.——Tlie aniiual election of 0ﬂl(‘-€l'S and directors for the St. Louis Mercantile Library Ass~ciat.ioii, will be held in the Direcljors’ Room, ‘l\lei'ca.nl,i‘.e L'ib_rzii'y Hall. on ’.l‘ues(.l:~.y, January 15, 1878. Polls Open at 12 o‘clock in. and close at9 p. in. \V. L. SCOTT, ' Recording Secretary. » LI<3C'l‘1ON N()'l‘1CE-—0ff'ice of the St. Louis Agri- cultural and Mcclianical Association. 009 Locust street, St. Louis, Jamiary 5. ii~‘,7:.~‘.—-A ilieeting of the stockholders for the election of S€\‘elll'<2Cll Directors to starve during the ensuing year. will be held at the Office of the Association next Satilrdzty. the 12th inst., between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 1 O’cloc.k p. in. G. O. KALB, Secretary. LECTION NOTICE—-Office Kooku k i\'ori.heru Line Plicket ()ompany, St. Louis. Jaiiiiarv 5. l878.~——The animal meeting of stool-Iholders of the Keokiik North- crii Line Packet Company will be held at the Com- p:.iny‘s oflice,on Wediiosday. Januz-ii-y 16. at 10 o’clocli: a. 111.. for the purpose of electing nine Directors to ~ serve for the ensuing twelve ll‘.OlllllS. ‘I ll. L. J()liNS’l‘(_lN. sea-‘ctsry. LlC()’1‘l()N N()'l‘1CE—-Oﬁice Of ‘~.‘.'asliington MtI-- tual Fire Insiimiice (,‘.ompa.iiy. l‘.0l'l.llt‘.:‘..St. corner of Second and Market streets, St. Louis. Mo.._ Jana-.. My 5. lb‘7S.--The aiinunl iiicciing of the iiieinbers of this Company. and the olcctioli of three Directors. will be held at the ollice of the COlll}"l!'t‘.'i_Y on Nlonday. the 14th day of January. 1878, at 10 o‘clOck a. in. Polls will be closed at 1 O‘ciock p. m. Notice is also licruby given that. at sziid ineeting. at 10 O"cloci< a. in. . the question will be submitted mthe members wlielticr this (toinpany shall issue "short. tel-in policies.“ i. e., policies for a limp less than six years. on paylnent of 09.311 promiuni. agi-ct-.~.hly' to the provisions of an act passed by the General All- sembly of the Stale of .Vlissouri, entitled “An act.‘ to. amend an act for the incorpoi-alien of Insurance- Companios other than Life Iiisilraiice Cornpa.ni,es, 010., approved Marcli 4. 1.369, and nnieiided and 39-. proved byihe Gciieral Assembly March 15, 1877.“ By order of the Board. , EDKV. BllEI'I‘ENS'I‘E1N , Secretary. MNotice. HE SECOND NATIONAL BANK of St. Lorin, located at St. Louis, in the State of Missouri. it". closing up its affairs. All iio'.e—lioldci-s and other credltors of said association are tnerefore herebvv notified to present the notes and other claims againll. the association for paymcpits. CHARLOT’ Cum“. St. Louis, January 9. 1878. .43 Second National Bank of St.Loms.. HIS BANK having gone into voliintary li . T tion, has tl‘ll.ll‘.:fel‘l'(‘,(l its business to the National Bank of St. Louis. where depositors \rl.lI.be aid in full; but checks must first be presentedax ank for certiﬁcation. C. S. CHAIRLCT, C: Gno. D, CAPEN, I’i-esloent. , Sh LOUIS, January 9, 1878. L‘ -1... _..\__ - Si, . mi. nail, ciattpmaliat, Vgftihap mining, @3117-iLt*dm11,‘13'Z3. . _ ~ , ‘ .. tures easy. sales~!or‘luture 5'8,000’balos* Januar at 41 -c w‘th‘4o‘o‘. . 42 ' -‘t1’-142' - ti 1 t ,1f‘0i&l'2. sax :31); R k N _ 1 m .- - - ‘1 - . - ° .. » - - - 1 . FINANCE“ . 1;----2 " ' ‘ -"° ”‘°- Moo’ o‘ oo “o ° .tt:i.,...o;:.iii. air. .2 moi, .. 6.? 1 :.o.i.o.';si.o.r.?...o4- 1 .t%..*i.?7o‘” ’“‘." °°°oo°°° ‘$131.73‘.?§’.’~l‘§-‘§.i“.‘3?.?..Z$‘3§f.i.:53 .l‘;t:ii'l:. .22; _ . . . V 1878 The .1 .A.V74Vcs,V lbgffzg 11.876, June 120; July 12.06c; . éilfter Call-—-Sales: 10,000 bu January at 42,146 HEMP VSEED-Dull and weak; prime 7o@80c. IROIS «OltE—1'ro'nVMount-aln. $6 50; meramec. ‘ (_,-oiuiviox MIXED s~1~.ooK...1-ms class includes Northwestern Januai-y$1 31%@132}§;N0.1Milwa.u. TKUBSDAY EVENING, Janna-U7 10. --' .18‘! ~ - 0- . = 42/.c.,V10,000 February at 40}(6l40%c, 25,000 May , Sale 96 sks fair at 70c, sks returned. _ _ , - thin steers. yearli-rigs, and scalawag cows and ; kee sprin.-2: January $138. ltyo dull; Western 71 discount inquiry for m.omy,mgm1y 10.-,a~1_ was in _ ‘K0091!-‘Ilia _-as other 1301.31-I38-N,BI'YO1‘k,-184jbl.1-£98; at 42}.{c.* . ' - — . _ ~ - - . FLAX SEED-—Ranges at $1 15631 25. Scarce. OIIAILOOM. I'll?» P1»-A'I.'E—-I -U. moxie. best ; nciisers $170632 25. Bulls. $200693. - @746. Barley and malt dull and heavv. Corn dull less volume than yesterdayV Tm} u Su 31 mjn at V VUr1eans,1 25130 bales; §avannah. _1.,6-1.6‘-bales; Oats—-Early Board——Not-hing: done. . * UASTOR. B_EANS-—Rlinge ati_l0c63$1_10. ‘ V W Vcharcoal. 225 sheets. per box.$7 50; I X. 10X14.«do S-t0cK«el'S—-Fill!‘ to good feeding steers. av. 9506‘: and heaVY;1‘€08iDt8 10.000 bu;ungrade"d new mixed. V ._ . __ t i , H‘ -51‘ 050015., . -3 _D-Ales: Lxalveston. _921 03165. V, _12 o clock Call—S-ale 5,000 bu, Ja-iiu‘ary_at26}gc,, HOPS——Q-uiet. We quote: Wisconsin 5@8c,New ' $1000, IC.._12X1-"-. '10. $7 50; I X, 12312. d0..$1000; 1,130 155, $3 4.0653 80. V Good stool; steers. av. 050 Western 56c; steam mixed January 56@56}£c; bio, 1131065 W03 l91'8S8!1f-ed. 100103-UB8 m0V<-111011 3 0 r E 9 11¢. _ .100 03-168. W 1111113219011. 321. 13"»-‘-168; N01“ _ with same bid for more (5,000 bu settled under York 8fc'010();_d-Ba1elV‘:S~Chal‘,R‘e 2c hiaher. I (1-1f1X20. 11215110008. $7 50:1 X. 14120.. do. $10 00. «€51,100 lbs. $3 30653 70. Medium to fair stool:-3 2 old January 61%@62%0-‘ Oats heavy; YGCBID cotton, hogs, ﬂour,,aruiiis., etc... but not to great - ‘SK: 3&7 ’0a1e§;_ Bali.imore,V... bales-; _mem- Voldrille at-27V%c)_; VIIV‘ebruary-oﬂ'ered at 27c, with , _MO8S--Qni~et. ‘Unpicked. 3346)-5c; machine- IXV 1__. 14x20. -do. $12 50.; 1 lugs, 145020, do, 6.;-g_ averages 925g-9950 -155._ 53 00,53 25, '1-hm 6,090 bu; mixed western and State 35"f‘cD39};o; h ‘ o‘ d -ate in de- D15‘ , 03189. Boston. 471 bales; Philadel- . .6/,,c bid; 26}./4c bid March and 280 May-none 01- j .p_icke_d-—x 5%@6c, xx 6546370; xxx 7}-,’6>8c;xx:_cx $1500. 1 .3. .21 L 21, 14x20, do, $17 50; 1 0, 12x24, stoclzers. 7(l06>850 its averages. ‘$2 5063275. Com- white do 36@43c. Hay In-ni; shipping $65. ﬂops extent. Counter usiness was mo e1 V _ V 111%!-. I403 bales; Cinci_.nn.ati, 133;'bales. VV fered_;2S%c bid June, with 29c asked. _ _ 8550390; choice hand~hackled 1063110. (10. $7 75; 10. 141x14. 225 sheets. 515 00.; 1;X. 14?! ; mon._ 52 25602 35. Southwest Missouri mixed 3 llrui; new Western 563120. Colfee quiet. Sugar posits and checking. ‘lhe principal business in V etVV ieceipts for six days were 112,,8o7 bales; V V Rye—-January oﬂ’e_rcd at 560, with 54.0 bid; Feb- CIDER.-—-Sweet $4 50635; hard V$3@3 50 07 brl. 14,1210, $1800; I X X. 1-ztxllt. do. $2100; D 0. l2%x - yearling stockcrs $2 25632 50 quiet and unclianged. Molasses dull and un ms -- an --m--- v---- €3‘}’§;§.i.‘}i°.;§‘i.?:‘J‘i€ié§i°.€" 8é"it5."52.Z“%.*’.ié.”°°°’”‘° ‘ii.-. U . - .. rule .- to .. 1 °.o.it;;; “i"ti.‘°iJg"é£“‘..‘i? it; 5.1232242. i"’."*°.=..25-.i‘~.‘.*o.~i“.l~ .3;-.i%°.i2= ,.vo--,o,-t-it-:.o.-.t°o«o°“ *° 2.333.;-..o:to §i1‘&".‘f§.‘.’.:, “é°e.§‘.“é‘}a”‘i—§i%%%’i.§’°‘i‘§ii3é%‘3”" ,_ . _— . «, , ,. ‘ ‘ - _' -- ' o '-W n e no 0, o .2‘ ' -—'- . ..- - .- -‘- . . s * ‘goo gciioice natives ' l’ ‘ '- ; ru 0'. . ‘- rm 1 pef “mt b°.nﬂs' Om°1.3e°u.“ne8 Wale steady’ ‘L1Ve1'D0Q1 Ql10wBl0nS- V Dlilnd 0’/s<1;_ Orleans . February No. 3 rod sold at $1 12%c, 4-bu”13%c., .5-bu 14-150, 6-bu 15c; cotton $15 00; I 0. 20x28. 112 5086118. $17 50: I X. -201228,. ‘ yearling‘ calves. for stoclzei-s $2 50022 75. V 105 all 7%@7%G- Egg‘-S 11:13:73’; W-Bstern 1900220» Rosin‘ but in moderate movement only. V 6 3-166. sales, 12,000 DR-‘I88. -Marlie-t hrmer. 12 o’clock Call—Janu-ary offered at $1 18%, with seamless 2063250 ; ﬂour 8}£@9}~gc: wool 42V..6D52c. V do. 822 00: I XX. 20x23. -(‘10. $27 50. lbs; choice anti select steers, $2 75692 -87%, —-Strained quiet at $1 7215631 77%. Spirits of tui--1 Easteirn 6X0‘1lal1£.’9 W8-B7800-P0'° and N1 E000 00- Stock o‘I‘V"‘V*l1;"1V;10-0011ST45FE3ﬁBN'1‘Ii‘0B—s'r.Louis» 35035 $1 18% bid; 1E‘ebi-uni-y-—5,00_0 bu sold at $1V21}g; BROOM CORN-—Sells at range -of 36.50 19' lb. _ ROOFING TIN--I 0. 14x20. ‘best :0-1l.a.l’VCzOa.1 roost-. : mmgn Ugws AND ,5_PR1NGERs——-(_)o_rn{non to me. pentine quiet at 3263232140. Ifoi-k——l\less dull and maud. 1...... b.etvvre.en banks ﬁrm .. 50...... per 3.... .....’i‘...*.:.;;‘.;.;°.'.i;.°.;;..'i;;.;3:2.:.;..'::::::::::::::::..:.oi 1 ;§i“,§,°“-gﬂe*'€“ ‘*3 $1 23%» “M. $1 o.oo-o- S'°"“"3‘- Y‘§s§‘if"‘.“..”' 6° “W 3°” “"3” ii,-$.;.“§,*“§f;?,;,$.7,‘”X°= ,{,.X,;1§‘2°- o‘o-,,195‘’= 1- 0- , oiom olooo-oz foil‘ to oooo 807405 ox-no ooooooo “ea” o‘. $12 25- Boo‘ omo‘-. ooo “'%ooo"ooo- _ , . _ * , . sq-M-E»MEN,.oF (moss RECEWMANDVBHEQENTS __ oi fol January and Febiuary—-$1-OS and_ - T Steady. We quote Domestic at $1 35@ V . 0. . . x _. 6. $19.0. . V Came sales today. . Hogs——Diessed easier, Westein$5@5 25. West- thous-and premium. In Chicago the quotation -Received mice VSeme_mbe1.1_ mV1e_,V___V___V_VV___._]44V§96 $1 017/, asked res ectively. 1 ‘ $14509’ for! ;G. A. at $1 20 ii?’ sack. . 0011.11! TB! 1’iLA'.l‘E-—-IV Cl,iV0x14._. 225 sheets. 8675; ~ G.e0V.s_.1..a.Y1‘o1. 5500 ‘to A,’ P,.ice_ cm long clear midules easier .-at lilac. Lard--. was weak at par, and no sales. Shipmeiitssliice Sebteinber 1. iiais-s............‘..11i.tl49 - Arbor 0511-Sa e 5,000 bus March No. 3 red at POP CORN-—-We quote at }£®1%o lo’ lb-‘ 10- 0300- 112 3n°°‘55- 50 75-'1 0- 10X90- 035=-‘300°l“- 1 '.KJo13:fer, 14 :i’air u..ti—ve'sii'ipping steers.-.l,333 $4 25 - Prime 81900‘ 7-75"1’7-8°°- B‘“-‘‘‘-=‘' 010‘ 300- .0“ LO 1 1 ugtations corrected ,3 F P 6, he Received Yesterdav. bales ...... ..... 008 ‘ $1 23- - GREEN PEAS—Poor to choice at$13063140. 510 50- ' Kilo fer. 18 good native feeding steers...1.162 3 so 7 changed. Cheese ﬁrm and unchanged. Whisky- ~- 03 fl - Y ' - 1‘ 0 _ 1' ’.ll'l1r.oug‘nV cotton. ba1es............................. 440 Provisions--Pork——-D'.a.miary olfered at.$1180, no = ___________ COPPE1t—Braz1er’s, 30x60, 14 to 100-135 sh eets M. coal-thy, 15 fair-na. steers and cows 987 3 :25 dull at $1 09. & 00” ML 305 Olive sweet, Net1'ecc1Dt.S..... ......... .. ............... .. 568 bid; February at $11 40 with $11 25 bid‘ March at «:1». 1 Wu M k _ 2-Sc; do. do. , 10. 11 and 12 ms, 30c; do. do. . b and Iiiilopfer. 12 mod. native re-eding steers.-..1.0’20 ‘3 30 UINCIl\‘NATI January 10.—Ootton ﬁrm; mid- __" OO.MI'A1£A‘].‘lVE uiioss .RECE1l§‘S AND BHLPMENTB BY $11 47./2, with $11 37% b;d___Oﬂ.Vered on Eiast Mae at V: . .ouisV V olesale 8-1‘ 00- 9 lbs, 32c: do. do. 6 and 7 lbs. 3-lo. ’.[‘inned——14 M—_etcalfe. Moore at C0. to s . 1' ' dlin-.2: at 10940: lﬁium. dun mm dmopmg; family when Rate Int. x.Co11p. I)ue_ 75. _ no S V 9 F Vb V . ‘J9 NUTS*Ra15inS, la_VeI‘8 3x48‘ ‘(ind Oz. ‘b, -Wa.'1K.e]-&A_1u.-erton, fail‘ na. BtrS.1.251 V d k d V .. , Puyg . . i 1 4 »—-Recs-lots -a.--‘Shipments -. M 5 1 - 3139 -.000 b1‘18J39-- 3 ' 3“ —-new bx-s,$° 106132 25' hi bxs $120®1 25'qrs 6562 and 15 oz .593 33,; bone, Slzeg 14 and 16 oz Same 55 fair corn-red Texas steers 982 350 12 ° ‘V0931’ 1‘ o W93 a“- Owe" ‘ed ' A ‘ 1 - ‘ '0 . ¢- ‘ — ‘ --" ° ' ' ' "d . ’ ' " ' or ‘ Q. 0 0-: on 1 - - .- - '.""” c. ‘ ' - . . 65 ISSLVVVVHIS81 6%‘: Gown Jan. &Ju1yVVm6%Vm7% V1577. V 1§7VO_ 18% V18-_,6_ V F are onVpV_. l;._V D. S. Meats bales. 100,000 lbs. 750; sunana mmm8V ]3@14c; seedless raisins. m 380 Gutter 00 {V e 2% ‘ma .24X,..2 to 1.1 and l2_m iganie, 17 fall‘ native sliinpins steers .... ..1.228 4 00 $V 063125. Corn dull and lower, at_40V@41c Oats 5_.2%V com.ed!l885.5§cG0wV Jan &Juh,_ 11.02% 103% 'lV‘o last report ........ 138.829 145,-360 104.430 105,833 1 00-01901 111) .(.76S- 11- 111-) at 5-300. 100.000 1155 mats 113,120 ,9. 5 Currants “me new 7}» ' 1”’ 1' - '~‘ ‘ v - . came. 17lig11tIl-1-l.I.1Ve:S11:l}1)pl1l',f._’,‘ steers.....l,l;55 3 90 011166 and steady at 2863310. R370 101°-111’ delndild é_m 6%“: Gold Jan:&JVﬂiVVV1,U5%,m% V Satluday ______________ __ L056, 587 L481 1VV3.m Maren do (before Cam on D_ t_ On_.Cau__V_Sh0u1_ .V ®8cV.CiVtrOn Leghmzn 18@20c.Vie;V3nm.1Vma wing; sheets. if 300; 14-113 sheets. 23c. VI-tesservocir _ ,R_H;c1;,,;_an&Uo_ m at 6361640. Barley inactive and lower; No. 2 V5205 1&8 6%cGO1dV Jmh VJ.Vu1y_V 107% 108% . 1t_VlondVay...,................ 047 1,662 1,105 1, _ dei-s----January and February offered at $37/3'0, no Dee, 21@23b F as V - MVP copper, 162.60 and 18x60, 6'' lb, 30c. Bar copper, Qohn, 17 fall‘ native butcher steers .... 985 3 80 spring 580. Pork in fair demand and lower, gr V10-405 coupons. 19o4\5=;ga.3 c,01d,‘M,,r, ssep V1071/4.103Vy '1iVies«c.ay .............. .. -900 1.03.3 1.34.3 1,335 - bids; March at 3.906 8246 -bid: Clear rib-— ,- - 1.28. myiua. new layeri. 09 squareand round, }g to 1% inches, 1? lb, 29c; do. btevvai-t. 47-Vgood native oxen ......... .....'.‘1,403 -- 13- at $116311 25; closing at $11. Lard in fair demand‘ . .. UVSV new 5.3" 1581 5.1% GUMV Qum,wmV.__,w5%,Vm6%V VV_9ediies_day .......... 1,146 70 1.-653 846 Jilnuary offered at 5. 8% no UMV March at 160. drums. 1360140. Dates. 76380. Prunes, do, 3g Inch, 32c_ Copper 011.0135, less than 34 m_ A. Mann, 10 goodnative stockers ..... 990 70 B_team.7_25@7V28o kettle 7 75@8 000 Bu-lk meats‘ U_S_ new ,,%S_ 1891 4}/#cGo1d QuarVter1y__iw3_,éV104% lliursday.........V....... . 1.008 1.880 1.637 .... 5 85 -- .. ' ' . , ’ ‘ _, 5 Turkish. csks 01'bi'1s.]2@13c.neW. Almonds. soft diameter .59» 15 310- do‘ 34 m_ and over 34(,_ Da-w.son.JaclV<ma.n& Go. to ' 1 - ’ ‘ ‘ V ,' - ' , ., . _ ~ . « 2 . 1. ..z . .1 . c, with 5.75c bid. Bacon-—ba1e 50 csks Maich . . . _ . _ V. V . . . . . . . ,, . . _ dull and nominal. Boxed meats in fan demand, .. U. b. new ct.-....11B07i-1 We eroidq. . . . . . . . . . . ..l102V,, i102/.1 on mmmessegggggmﬂﬁgflgfmufém. V“ aadmonal c1e_,u.1.ib on P. 1;. VSwy‘::ii;u:ltV!Z@§(21((;;16FllbIOaTtS. 13@14c: V Brazils, V7V1@9c. _- sggmeng and pattern s.hee.mV *9. 11-,’ 31,.“ L0cOVm0_ §.itsi3i.i1r(l)aV.VViVi1; ].V3]'.[‘iljVl‘1V'1]VIVilVz:.]1}al§i(:7:tS%Zl£VSI:§.1.%]0 Vgz long and SV CV 53/40; s_ 1.” “gm averages, 57/sch ,3, tloin AND EXCHANGE. ‘;iVroV;rVictl‘ViVisi]VsViVd§. V 1 1 _ AFTERNOON BOARD. 1 1 53, 7@9,3: peanclits §.‘Z,“,f,fe;1;§§"°,§",,§;c5”“fgmof,‘§' $V%mé%éb°xDI5:t;‘131ti‘;-b%'“1:Vg:0-EV gepgoeg 'b‘%1g§’é’;:*' Sparrow. f8i1!‘3&1ati1V\;{3Sl1%VpTJ’litlg s.teers.:1.2l8 % (‘By - ?a°°,%h5°3-rce 3'h°“£‘i‘Z"’3t 591°? 0- r.VV6%o; cigar J 15 ‘ V . . _- s. j C. __ .. , . VV . - V ' - ° . - . . - ' V ‘parrow, go-o_‘ na ve s.-octers... ...... ..1,0 ‘ 1 .2 c. (356 pm es also 0 come on _o smo e. Gold V ‘itnvinv. rsellinz. To I?Vifovidence. 750 1191100 lbs. , wit{1“._‘,,nd,;I‘Qw,edI ’ tFe€.1/uarys 1u1.eg.u,mr‘. V by‘ , $4 50@5. 50' Ur3'n-‘-’~'e3'"‘' 051353103. $3 50@ lug coppere. V15, 32:: - Rothschild, .15 light native ship. steers...1,181 2 ‘ Green meats easier; shoulders, 3%c; sides ' 5.2063 ccin........................... 102 302% To 1-.evv York. 70c '49 we m5_ V man a 4 40- 8 98- JRHIIRPY . 4 4? OX. V3181)!‘-la. $8699 ‘P’ Case. SHEET IROIV—-GO1I1!T1«0"'|-.N0o 16 to 20. 30; N0. « Hunter &Evaiis to 5 25 . H 6 00¢-93 371/G for 13 to 15 15,-, aver, §ewv §_0l.'K exchange. oanitcrs.. 50¢. pr. .... $0 V1V’Vhi.ladelpliia_. 68611100 03. 2613 at 4:550. 15,000 at 42c; F-e—bruar_v-5.000 bu at - CANNED GOODS, 1-'1CKLES. E'.l‘o.--reaches, 22 to 24, 39,; ML 23’ 3300; N9_ 27, 3_4o@3',5o3, S. ‘ A. Mann. 19.good native feediiiz steers. 976 3 65 age L” wfggﬁy 's_,,_,Vad;, m’.V’°$1 03 Butter quiet and 1 New Orleans exchange """ par 152 mm’ ' Receipts and shipments of Leading‘ Article 420 01013 M'!1T‘61l “£1360 With 40560 13103 May 015 1 105 75;(1‘r0ebe'i-ries 2-5 21 23s®pl. ?1?$€l’0«I'l.3le‘136I'I'1€‘-5. ﬁgoétsii 411010-010 §oo‘?.'()27 13222124 rgﬂ€10?:d' Swim B163‘ 5500" 16 ugm.na' ship’ atrs'1’139 3.90 {Band at 59@60c' $?}»ﬂ3§?cz)-.;L6i've 'd'u1llt a;]3d73(¢;?Ela9c0e 1"‘ . « V - ' ‘ “ ‘ “ ' 42 - t,h 421 b'- _ . 2. , r -. ’- _' .' _ ’ ' . . , "" ° _ " ‘ ' _ ’ ‘ ‘V’ " - ° V V! K10pfer,1_6 medium nativ-e_cows._... ..... ..'1,0:—’1 2 90 0W6l_" common _ " 0' 1181 - 7f V uoxn... For Vme 24 hours ending Thursday‘ January 10V V &§V-t;V_1_CEVSh/€<;nVVV1dJ&nuary oﬂered at 276 with V ri::V2§lﬁ;7:>g13§o@,1 ;iVplpsleéV% $23: 11:113. 06V.)lV0c7, (ﬁg. 2fV.oGé2%ct.o 2qV.lil1%1€§-l(2)3-.VS§1=0OIé1(15; - Df.lY&Miller,_12liglitpative hVeife,rs.... 8-12 2 75 ‘ Receints 11,000iiead;sh1pniei_i’ts 490 head. } Bank discounts for .-zood usher.-........... 10 2% cent. 1878, and c0rresD0n(1ln§d£W:lnJ.877.’%3T3901?-Gab! the - 26c bid; 263-ac bid Feb:-uary—26Vc asked‘ 26%,-c 2-lb $2 25052 50' Tomatoes’ 2.5 $3 10631253-lb’ s -‘N 1 ' ' °' ' ‘ ‘ ' O‘ 0' ' ‘.0-“S&C3951§1V&b01_ﬂ£¥-18& (uassldv to _ , CHICAGO, January 10----F 10111‘ 111111.300 "’V°0k-' V oiztside dlscounts‘ good Vp3Vper”.___u‘V"12{a§,24 1%} cent. Mgr V , V _ . .V VV VV 3 V V! V » V _: p o . . - .9. C . Q. 27. 8.200. ~ - §W1ft B108. &‘(.u0-V910 fi8.1l' nat.ship.steerS.1.276 4 V10 Whea; weak and jewel-;.N(). 2 Sn;-jng Vi . , , ,, chants Exchange. bid March and 280 May and dune-none olfeied. $1 3561 50 Strino‘ Beans 2-lb $1 25631 50 Lima - - 1 - b = 151' 1 » 1 0 ’ 1 j Improved real estate seicuiitics.-5135 yrs..o8-.4210 es cent. Becemtsby smpmenu . RyVe___Feb_mVaVV_y oﬁered at 57}/Vc__no hm beans o_ 15- 5‘ .~ V . . V V_. , _ CENUINE 1_tUSS_IAV IRON—Perfect, 1403. 9, 10, = 31115 V?! 1' 11at1Ve S111_Dl21T1§‘.' -51-GETS ---- --1-233 4? 1 @1 05 cash. $1 05% Jan_; $1 06%, Feb.: $1 067/; _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 9 . - .. , 1b0@175.G.reenpea.s,2-l‘5.$1o0@25U, 11 12 V 15 12%G.smme.d (39 so 1;, loyc Tm-em M. McCaitliy, 13 old native cows ...... ..1, 2.57 3 - ’ A . . - ~. .. D 11 CH , , Mum wARRANT5_ ARTICLES. river&rail.. bv rail._ wh-ea;_L0we,-_ Cash and Jan 03-e.reda,t$113% Yarmgum corn 2,15 51 355.2. Winslow cm. is’ ‘b _ ' . ’1 ' ' ' 3"’ 4 ' ‘ Bisclioff, 25 light native butcher. .. E31 3 40 March? N0-'33P““g $100" (’°“1''° 11" an 010‘ 1 - B 1 an Apples mm 1378's 13773‘ 18535 187,35‘ W11’-0 $1118}-5 bid‘ Feb -oifered on Call at $1 21%. 2-15, $185@‘-" Sardines. halt bakes in case 222-3’ §’fxoT]l1l1:I)’(1i‘1%ﬁXI1~TIe§§1;llh[a1nI1t81I1Tnd1§?o:d%41?o117EA Alter-i.ury..:z0 rough co-i-n-fed ’I‘eX:Stee.I:S.1.,34-4 887% ff; 413/s@41%O casgil; 413/be -V1aﬂd110l1V‘Y..S 4?”/s@40%0 1 1 “go r ‘ "“'0""""" " - .' __ . '2. . ' it‘ . u p ' - ' ‘I ‘ - .' U H.’ '- h‘; 3 . ‘ ‘ '4 .‘ ‘-3 anon: q‘ '0 : I‘ . ' . wt d I 0 ' u a 3. 3 3 Land Wﬁrran-ti. 1,00aercs............$l.75 1’ $185 Butler. lbs ...... 19.673 7,438 . “-1”‘ 51.21.13” -were” 1”" at $121’ Wm‘ $1 20% 3°’ ““"’"'“”"°- 14%@15°-0350.910 00°10“ ”"’“‘d5- Gﬂallty. 1?‘ lb. 110; N°s- 24 t-0 27. B quality. 9%o ‘E'als1t1n:Enf 72?11r-1I11t?'1;11X1?ifee(-11111“-g;Si1;‘ esrts er 04-1 i em [-1 ftgyl’ 163:” 3 ca.S?1' 24.1/c Januar La.ndbFeb- — - 3 3 l . bid Match-—bal~ -- 10 -00 b os 10 000 2-15 $1 40631 - r 3’ V9 ‘ PP‘ 3 2 -' -1” “W61 - -4/-W2 55 - -o 3’ Lmd w,,V,.,.am8, 1-2V9 acres ________ 1;? 13,, Baglzlnz. .oiecei....... 29 76 34.5 .16 . $1 2-27 @103 1 9e. . , 0 3 at 81 :_ , V . at V . V 50, Oysters, choice bi-ands.V_1-lb. 8.» For less than bundle add 10. 9.9’ lb. - Duly &:Miller to - ~ wary. rejected 22%(,__- _ Rye steady and uncmmg- Land Wtl.l'1‘3tl1t8, 80acres..... so 95 Bilrley. in bnll:.bu....... .... .... 1 . A7 -u ; 5. 00 at $1224. Spnng—F8b 01- 3900- 0l’Bi‘-61'S.i9.'00u brands. 2-lb.-$1 101011 -5530378‘ GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-—Jun.iata., or ﬁrst M. McCarthy, 13 coarse native oxen....1,-413 3 50 ed ’Bar1ey dun and lower at 53yc_ Hogs; 9 Land w-a.l:ra.nts -ioac-res............ 38 Bg;Vfs3’.Sil:Vs ;1.l.d.V3.]......... 1.80? 3.1%: ..-éé fei‘)edl:it$1% 0ViV}5,.]Vvvitli $106}./1 bid. . 1&1-s. zood brands. 1-n.. 656>75c; Lobsters. 2-lb. qua,1i|',v.—Nos, 14 to 20 av 11>, 120- 21 to 24, 139- -25 J. 1NICC01‘I11i‘CK to dréssed in gem demand and a shade ‘fligher.f,dd . . ' » _ r s....... ' - or —- u . eb oﬂered - at $1122}; no bid‘ 90633 Lobstcrs. 1-15 52 99¢}; 25, pickles-—— ’ a» ,3-25 14 ..27 .15. . 3-’ ’ ”. _ . -'.. Q I Tiederman, 17 native stock ca1ves........ 377 2 627 s ' . - ’ . .- ‘ . o . . 5 . . .. . . , , . .. _ . . . . n . c . c -8 16c. Discount or full _ 2 - . - . _ 1 Sn Luuis Clearing House‘ 033 and sninstuﬂs. si.s.. 320 529 u 595 Maioli at $11 35 ($11 32% It side) , wnh $31 20 Ind; (Vlherxmt gallons’ V? dozen, $4 5065; hmbganons, bundies 35.per Gen}. . J_. W. V0,-ersti-get &‘Co. to V V lots 25604 V30, car lots 30634 35. VPOIK fair VV 1 . . .. . L‘ . . 1 April and May oiiered onE sideat $1165 and $12 ~-$3‘25§3G0' quarts $22562 50' lnts $1 25®1 B ’ ‘ ’ ' ' Riley‘ 17 common Armlwas °Xe“''‘''°''1‘091 250 demand a"‘d"l°wer’$n@11 05 cash‘ 311 35 Feb 1 Llearings ........ 52.321482} (b3attle,,Vl)iead V, 1,237 1,384 -436 443 : respecuve1y_._n0.bids . ' Eng.-ﬁsh qharts agsoﬁed $7@’7 §9.E;] ﬁsh pints’ - St,[.‘0,..OK '1ﬂ‘.“Ba000- 13-139 .'P}-8} 5- 220; Waixel&Allerton,34fair nat.ship.steers1,234 -- _r.uary, $11 20 March. .Lard ;_.=:ol>jd demand and Ba.l..nces. .......................V.............. 180,986 03:52:‘ Vbllalans. bu. .... .... V 1..1.VéV 1 92% .E3.6.V) 493 V CHICAGO’ January -10 380 D mV_VWheat at $385; Pickles» ,m hr“. 36 g-auons, $8%'95°.;ha1f.‘.V d01aét;ns_:Vh':1r;gV‘V;3cpiV;:Vir10V§‘.1.cEng‘. ref ti laige P13‘. 190,. ; BVg§(1:;f,11'({5eVgty1gV§51VSV;V§ig1td§33'Vsit1;I(l)WeSt _ ed 521_” 2 50 ; ;V4'g.25M6327}§c cllsislli, 7..30@V?Vg ?(>12u/V210-aI1i“(§31Jl1‘V;1£1('V}I’V’. "“” “"“ « """"‘”““‘" ‘ ‘ .“ - 2 _ - - ~ _ 1’ .‘ 1 . . - -_. . . .. ’ . ‘ _ ' ' ‘ ' -' 1" ‘. 6 . -— , 1 - . - ’ . ~m1X . c arch. Ll ii men ‘ - -' l N 1 J8-' '-‘o--1-—;r--V-VV-V-- V d 6 " 11332§V.:”£.H.E:‘£.H.'II£IZZII 343666 “iii 6.71% .11.‘,/i5.“i‘f.”.f.°3§fo.'io‘3/‘it i1?ii§?"4.'2‘”.‘..”‘iii.’§“‘$‘§%’ 213?? Eéiisnii °‘§§.a-?5i3§;k§.%?.'..i‘.°%’“.é‘.°n;‘”i. §‘§«.%‘i'5‘3?‘‘?'.».?i.° , ..3‘-’§‘3E§.lBE’féE1;’..‘.§’ei1’§§S.:.i‘Zi3’5338’0°’ ‘ “°' w‘.1iiJf'.€“is‘i*ti§i8i.‘ i.‘.ii$t‘,?...i..g. 7.. .-3 .5 3,5;-13--:;1-ago; snort no» o-7°->2 ooo-‘o olooo oooof . nw 'oirK.1 anuary- .— on-ey‘-c ose at - Corn deal. bl'ls............ 112 '1o2~ Feb 27}’c.M.a'iy',oni'k at $116111 02 Feb'lai'd 7.306 54.1034 25:Sa.lmon. 1-n.é2ii5ra2'25; ' si’.AB'z1i-to’oR’sPnL*ri«:.i-t-ov’ —ib HUGS"‘0‘l*‘l91.l’1=l1l‘1-0g0\'>d.111.-11110110?‘ Witlifoiro W5." 8 " 1 1 1 ' V 7 V; per -cent. Prime mercantile paper 5807 per ?,‘1’.§f,%“,‘,.3ﬁ;';,gé;;::::::::: .1-‘ﬁg. 1-ﬁg 1-570 9-lgg _ '7..%21%§c 1-3‘cb,_~7.§7V63V7.4~0c Mai-ch. ’ V ﬂ'SU€:‘rAR-—NewV/uigieans, 7}ga:.83~;c,; VN. 0. re- _ 1RoNwV1RE'_.N,-,3, 9195, 9,; 53% ?N,,'9, 7, 3, 9. giiowingm .h.eaVvy hogVsV «TheV-weMher’a.u1-Vi-ngna VVuV§V-%V$;Ié1VI33IVii‘J. 1‘-‘f1}:V3z.Vt.-79%-‘,:V::V’_Vl'Vg’lVV1V‘3-."'g1V11‘f-111V" V calm Customs receipts $298V0U0V The Assistant E,V,§8_ pK,2.E_______~V___V_”_V 369 36 _VV_V_ VV 0 T.OB.At.L.0--Break -about all common . VVVVned yellow. 84696; do reﬁned white. 969l4c. V 1oc,; Nos. 10, 11, no; No. 12,-,11}5cV; Nos, 13, 14,, part ofthe da-y_VvVvas a little C1t‘l'1.)l‘0|V.lS, but ifeniainod VW6SVVeV_.n Vwmmr’ redV.Sp0t and Ja._nuaVVy $1 36%; V Treasurer Vusbursed $719 000 Clearing $13 _ mom.‘ m.ls___V__________m 2.970 2,365 1159 5Vlo9 £11,296 prices unchaiigell, but not so stiong._ 01- .. 0OFFVEll.—Rio. common 19@19%_c_. fair to? 121-40; Nos. 15, 16, 14c; No, 17___ 150.; go. 1.3, 1563 cool, though inclined to softness. Buyers took February $1 38%V Com Westem n]0deI_aVVe1y_VV V V V V .V V. V V -. V V. 53,, DV,,e5__________V_ . 540 251 7-, gilt. --19 hhds. Re3Vected—-Bids on 8 hhds at good, .06320}gc; prime, 21c; choice, 2154c; 11¢, 19,.1V9c; ‘..BI“lg‘7ht market. full bundles, 63 Iss, hold freely, though s-o._nrie were a.1-1ti.le_SV1)O‘W at the am,VVWeV easier; Western ,,,,;;,,d, spot 55,-.go;‘ last E 000,U00, Gold opened at l02,1,,and cased .it102y. tiorses.-ma Mules. head. V154 V 116 n 6 17 $ 0 to $4, 2 good leaf at $6 70@b 80. Sales, 9 1300! .Ye110W- 22540.. Singapore Java. 2-l-6>25V}gc, 59 per cent (uscount, Ooppered ma;-i;e;,ga,m,e1ist open-1l_12‘. By the lioui of noon tlieV.gicater_por half January 56,,/,c_ February 570, March .58%c: .V_ CaVVr3_iVm rates L32 per diem was 7 and 7 Omd . ;=Vna,,,,,Vu,3V____,_,____,_,,,,, 313,: 46,820 3.. 000 161,898 h__llds. 7 at $2 10632 50, 1 at$3 20, 1 good ﬁller 3; O. G. Java, 286>30c; Costa Rica. 23,*.’.c: I.a- as bright marltet, 45 per cent discount. tion or the _receipts were sold, ca,l‘1'y1ng'VcOn'Slde1‘- . E _V 3 V -3 -V -. d n_ ..,V. pe1.,mm,m_ S,,m.,,L0m,;m53%._;; ;,e1.eV S3,“ }j;>;_-§-mgooo---- ---------- -- pg-300198 984 311415 4 ,- _ _ _ 1 iruavra. 2-50: Santos zzosscz-M_exican 22-822%-.. SHEET .ZI1\’(}——600-ll» cask. -to 2., mo; 250-lb able w-eigziingiiito tl1eaft_.ei'n00u. Prices ruled. 31331333 S;£°;é1l‘3m-331$:-d Qgrflngfle‘ G3“, bars are 119 grecnbacl:sV, and 116 gold; silver Lead‘. lll.£%'..'g:.....:::.-::;:::::: .932 "874 .,.4:53.5 1,767 10%b1bAVSD‘s°ft M1550’-"'1 ‘mad? and 91113‘ .4‘ ‘V tJ'g1(1)é;‘,:EsEs’New Orleans ‘oaooo mr comma’ ‘do’ 73/‘C3 sheet’ 8°‘ . ~ ste&.1'd.V lain .nlgm'.’.s °“’,*°’,§.‘;‘§ ﬁg‘?-35’ tihoﬁfy Mai-yg1a:nd andPcnnsylv.ania prime $14@16."Pi'ovis: V gzilrlgllwl-.,-.<§’V§h lDa(V3l1‘gVe6l()3lIVllILin:11:Vf&5V(§l;.9llll§l:. 41G0V{:l1;:lV"iVl{lllLg §3lV;V,V35s2ViV:5s.V3iV;V.V.. ....... 243 .58. uéj 693 HEM'P___DuH We quote. Dressed 514569150. gUg.AB3 cut [933 nxan./ac. st L L b k gigggg ._¢c-,:)%St\;rV.VeulVVV(ee sai,,<,iec1VVsVV~ea.VVViVIVlV,o;‘sV,VheiwnoleI ions dull and .unc»h.ang.ed.n 18B@l12[,([)e1'ddul1 and. g 1 S ' i 1/3. ‘I [Foil « ' I -cocoon-c 0000 uses _ . ' . - 7 ' . . ' . ._- . 3 - I . ‘ to . 1 ' L‘. " ' ' ' ' - .‘ ‘ J “»_’ l b0nd;?s“.0_,1g.am,geue,.anymghw._ flaw-ﬁe I-83,138 molasses.rseas............. 21 21 \1"<1-188880 3-6000105. 81101“-“'51“g1e dressed $1053 °ms3ed' 11311550» .3m“‘1&!'d 8'1'3n‘113"‘°d- 10% Revised 1, .12; £11; 1.1:? 5:” a;3:B d . market. If there was anydiﬁeren-ce from Yester- §6‘(:V)‘§21c- 0i1)V<()31VV(;-:1g1V’VV€V3§0:3V:‘V1VfVVﬁ§(V’VV1_ reﬁV]VeV‘1’>12(‘V’ P(‘V}(‘V'ﬁ,g_g .V l were now“), m.m_ SL3“; 536111.“,-es quick EM.” 561115. i£tV=.in................. 395 31-1 33% 5203 12?V;Vg1_tV3ublVe_ Vdrsssed do $1_25@l-15; liackled tow 610/303 bl» 1-ouls gi'aVnulated—. 10:»;-6>10%c; WHO;ES'AIVFf3 A¥‘%E‘;,OT A'NI')v ON Lm;'§§VW“7' . day’s market it was in the fact that aless ni.iin- dull and unchVangedVV ' ewimkv ‘dun M E iillgs--M.l:\'l'£t'llKV€I3t3 and St. Paul Railroad C0l'U]')¢‘-ULV. l§1x£1)‘I.l;.:I.-11.11.‘...-...“ 7 108 ?::'eEg,0n1§m._-g,ng 2 15 §t‘:t¥dg‘i'gd(‘A) .n§ce Lgggs (156 Yellow nine rough ﬂooring. ﬁrst and sec— be? of hOt21s'$r 1; 10' -ny§ti§§‘§§§§.§a§’.,°§v1ée.?§Z $1 08%- Re0eiDtB--Fl0ur, 32,000 brls; wheat, V rst wee ' in ii ary, $116,000, against $85,131 omohs, pug-5' ‘mo ’ "16 :.'.': , .. - , ' 3 “‘ ‘ _ .. ' , /3°” * ,° * ,' ;3 0I1d61e8-I‘-0011I1t1'YdrY ------ --. --------- -- $93 00079500. ‘Vem Wm’ 1 ' 1 Oug Va -A ' 1 2 300 bu’ com 24 000 bu. Si'iipnieu.ts—Wheat, _ sqme Week last ‘emu increase’ $30V8{_9V The D V H V 40 11 78 ﬂax 10520’ mm 2 15 V1O%V@1L,4,Vc; 2% do 126. 2% ]O}.{'c, Missoum ‘A2, 1063l0}.,c; extra (0). 9493 Yellow pine rOl10'1l ﬂooring first and sec- to the extent of the supply, we think the market . - _VV: _ - _,V- VV V p‘w5emV dmdend on gt.” Paul m.em1,wL7, Smckm P{f,’_1rm‘1’_"m§{’s‘_’fV__VV______V 30 10 do 12}gc. Hemp twine 1_1};6>12c. Iron cotton 106. standard 10), 9256-93{c: yellow (C). ond clear, grezll .... 2000632200 not hai-dly_as strong as it was yesterday, as seen 1 10-000 00- °°“‘- 7‘-0,90 b“__ ﬁ_,V , I the ﬁrstdiviuend out of the business of 1877, P0119 0115 "" 572 1 .274 388.15-1ArrOW’ GNP and SL Lows hoop $2 50 ‘V ‘I 1 Y§§§i§i<?3.n%§3§‘§.hyﬂ3.9§’"g’ thud rate Gr 14 00631500 ' In bulk ‘p”ceS' even wmle We can not change 12L(1[(11)El1JIa(?<(a)sI:’ 1350;031:319 8:133): ’ ‘ . __ - . ‘ ' n ‘ .' ' ‘.J ‘¢—J_ I 0 -I C ' o o o o n o o o o coo o n o n o o on ‘ 1 ' fr " , -. . . "i ‘ I l 3 ‘ V‘ ' ‘l0V1lLl(t}5£)luVs1.lillllV.li1i‘lV£::':egJé.V3?ll13:-l(.{)elB due (2-()1ll‘-S€(:l1V1:11 I!l1lV<:iV2:Vtss. 3: ...... 20%.:-';g316f3.000 u}VVnL63[.VVR_I owe!“ about 10° to we Oﬂ an round peppler Nﬁléictgnagiglg-V:VV3V;i;(v,; , glgggg. Yellow pine rough ﬂooring, third rate or H OOPI3 00 :1:-Vlclitfigéna b%:1VV€:;6-V-:V1ttVl<S):1aVsndef;§ei;;)trO%nmlVi€;Vl; Eilglvgpgggf 6 9_16a_ Bnfadsmﬁ-S_Mal._ket steady. F11;-,m.2l,g3 ~,., u o‘, is_ _V 5 Soon silccee co Females ‘ "" 11018 ‘.116 an . d 14 . V , Gas Va -35‘ _ . sa - ‘ 4- common, green ........... ........... .. V w ‘ ' V _- « ' ._ 28.,-,_ Wi1)Ler wheat; 115 3d(&)12.s; spriiig w eat" 3 bya second dwmeud mm of the busmem t ,,.7V V _ . _ V . u very u l at the decline. sales: 40 13;-ls un- s V. V_ V Yellow pine dinensiom mm run ________ V_ 11005013 00 lower, the packers generally _seenie~d Vllllllig‘ to ,_, V V ., V . V __ V , 8 “V312 1“, due In VVéVVVVuVmV course VD Avril’ “VheVn:>dVv(;den4ds %?c9é;,,g,:V:::.E,::::::::::f 1,32 72% igg s0,;V,6d1,V,V)t $5V75V 34 ﬁne at 53 35V 43 at $4 2V,VVVV1o9 at w1l'.VI(V.§——LoiiiVsia.na. 6%@7: Carolina. 7®7%c . Poplar strips ahd boards. iirstand second 00 bay quotations in the face of Chlcitgo 1-epoi-ts q.uo- (E;-:$%3;:Vn;>;1éVu%iag;)1ﬂl;3-@i13VSbé32G V0.13;-nVCneW:: 29;; V 1 are cxpecteci to be resumed on common stock at salt. si:s.................... 160 423 43 £41145 pg 0113 XX (01: Emil?) 317 $5. 50 at $5 10- 100 Cﬂ’E§g§.V’_:§V@7%° ,_, 1, .9 , h— P°1“ia""{'-’ "" ''&‘'b‘'''}i:°'';f1='.§'‘:'£''’'' 20 @923 00 “"3 de‘''1“"33. °f 5@10°'a“d a°°,‘."'dm“1y exhaufted corn old, 295 6d6>29.-‘ 9d. Cheese, 64.3. Outs, we mm 01 5pm. cent 33;. ammm be “mm”, with Sam nmsmmm"_mmV 725 353 l V. l at $5 75, 1.0 at $5 80, 100 at.$5 85, 50 at 1- EW YOI'..0l1ee3_e. 11,».-6)1..%6. O 10 01’ 9-1'5 P1135 311 08!‘ 5. 11 rd 6 Or supplies. Light liog-s wereeasier, thouali the de- V: V V V 3 . Ba n L m_ nls. 0‘, V -1 1 l_ g B 9 $6 5b $6 50 20 ‘ 66 . . . . » . . o . c - . . . . o . . o u o o o o o o o o o o o n o n In O0 - d v f ' 1 B t ah .u 1 S SS0 85$: I 0' I O. I -/z l3£‘l_'<‘-¢_“1- 11’U111_111e 3“1'P“15 301‘111“$,='‘0f 1-118 10812 Sheep‘ hem‘ "" """" " 593 26 10 j3U0I-‘V-HE . ; (,0). t},’Ch,.3 .,,. '61,’ " 1 ,3, ., . ‘Y Poplar strips and boards, mill run........ 15 006018 00 nun 113?. 3”’ P " 9‘ . sa 9 V . ' k bacon, 3, c, m,, 323. Lai-d—-Prime Western 405 ‘ hall at ’7i’s earnings. Uliiciigo and I-lorihwestern Sugar‘ ““‘1°°°'--'-'------" 19° 297 351 h H.‘ A1 F1‘ULR‘''D“n.- 3‘ 55 90.@6 f°r E D 1”’ “f“;“’“" 1 1”?’ ' A" 13% Black walnut, iii-st and second clear .... .. 45 006360 00 911°”: S1“1’1’_e"3 $3 25093 40' ]‘gm$3 50771365’ "ac ' ad Ta11ow_..Gooa 3,0 ﬁne, 403; ta_1;0w__p_ y_ c_ R,u1m,_Y.U,,mp3uyV 1-0,. we ma Week this year’ §ll£Ea.l‘. 185 344 200 c oice Wisconsn ;_ Eastern nominal at $6 25636 50. .. 13@i4c, P.VA., 20@z3c. _ V B1ackWamut_ mm mm _____________ 30 oo@45 00 mg $3 75633 85, good do $3 9560-t‘05, butcher to LU-ndon 398 WV .1 shows an increase of about $20,000 over the same 2-?,.’,’ff,1;;, If: """ "" 6 S65 40-666 RYE sells on orders at 5-idol. ‘ C m (——Palm. «@4350. GVI‘-Xt_r8 fa1XIl1V- 5/2060; - Black walnut, culls to common......_ .... .. 13 000525 00 f:ancyheaV_y$390(&>415. Extremes In Sales 53 50@ V LOUISQHLLEV January 10,._()o;ton steady; mid- eﬁod lVViStVyearV The eammgs V9-V; we UenVu_al . ToVwccV.oV m.V.d.s.V.:::.V..".:.::: . I ...6 . 25 5 V coélggizrsomgg Sal mo b 1 VV 181:8 e Marseilles) 1161-3c. white Msrseillos. Rﬁclnlliedar, hewed and sawed. d1men— 17 50@30 00 4 15; bull: $680634 05. Sales at the . dung 10%cV mom. gum” extra $4 25¢,“ 50; mm. $f§°f_§V§ 5§3‘}ffr‘?.§°” ‘b§77ék“;i‘fnﬁ6-3‘f2°‘f1° “3“‘ff‘ §,‘,’,‘§e"',°‘§‘3;,"{,“""°'"' 4 1.5 1.1.3 -{sill fig; 52 256330 def m’ 63 r 3 cl 3' at BEA\i's—-choice Eastern medium hand-mcirea Red é-3?1‘=§§°"13'<>'i'i"<5<1"='-3I5<1'1° '-=1-3l:<'=51'm1<511'<>-<5 -so Av Price NoUNI£tI5 $313.35’ No Av Price “Y 04 5°04 753 A N°' 115 5W5 7543 f"”‘°y $gf"§77,§' ." - .1 ‘ ° ‘° T-"5 ' 1 0 UR L‘-1'..U1 ‘8 '9“ 0 0 - -.. ’ ' .. ‘ ' -'.- ' -mug. . . ,3 ~ ' posts 7to8:teet '-£6100 pcs ’ 2000632600 = ‘E ' ' ' ‘ . ° .' ' ‘ ., ' , ' Wheat dull and lower; red $1 2 ;am-oer ,; earl" dtltlllllgﬁ advancing 34 to% nor cent- wool. lbs ....... 2.10 .579 4.0.0 23,143 , WHhAT-D0Wn-10W 8881:9188 (and s1'ad_er6- 5"‘ - ‘°’“‘°°e”. ‘"1 °‘ 5-°m’° 9”” 7"@3° 0 k ' h ...... ..........'."'.III'IIIIII 17 -27 no 101----22°---$365 113-°-'9’?--‘$5 7° "”""'~"’°'°'3‘° 75 ' ~ . ‘ (ll “: «d 1 ' - h‘ . -14-- t,,w,'I,.d midday me,V.e was 8 L gene”; Wl1lSKYa rectlhed. oi-ls... :... 150 233 lecdtenci) dull VaiVi_d easy; market better otherwise-— (c3URl)AGE—% men and larserloc. 3‘. 1056: ii. H?ck?,’:.3Va:uga,. Lreé and wh‘ite‘;va1n‘ut___V 22 $35 00 11313. 89 ggly 12 E7V1il;[1(-V6Vi 0(:V‘Vg'ndui1l1;1 %;Vf1mVe0§\3‘(3Vl;. 31; decline of %_ t01}§;durluRI the afternoon. the . §«:b,.u,,n13’ igfdlﬁlgldgin/Q‘ Mr umres-'L1m° “‘2“°3 SYRUPS--Common 4o¢a45c- mu ta good 593 Cvpress’ gum‘ °°“°” 5y°”’m°r‘3’ mm’ 14::':202::::3 45 l9:'::238:.::3 85.2 15 :2-16::'.3 65 Rye dull at 650. Hay dull at $96312. Pork ‘j_’: ::VV‘:V1't1‘0:“Vl)"-1:9) PNVQ"-5 “‘1V1'-1:9’-00 XU 10 1 for ‘ 1311101!-1:0. I;l(lVlovlva(I;!lI:¢;tia.V,l agar gs:-.1: and Liver-- 8aVes_ (l;7mde_(5 000 . Noarghréig $13323-V_d;.z;i:)h 550: choice wage ’ ‘ ‘ . 1%-ha’:.('ﬁ’ m‘§:g11.e,;1;;,’V:é'a';.;e';3;'&;.'3;‘;,;a'iIo1i%%ﬁ%g°$({g l0....283....3 75 80 21 steady at $11 75. Lard steadysciioice leaf tigrces _ . ‘l s mic ion rcac ion. nion V’a- _‘ ' ‘ ’ . ' ' ' ' . - -,, ' -l6....351. _..410 45. ..3 ....405 2 .2‘ .. . 3vc- (1 kg ~ 9}/c, Bun; meats stealiy- s oul- its i;:r.?°..‘“.?.i- ‘.‘.}iéi...°.‘.‘.’*"°5‘. “i too Moor ~’- “'- -oooo o -----o ow -on-~ are E°‘i.°..'.. -%i’?‘«é’.-E3‘-15$-“E.l’oJ=.‘”'m.n““‘m‘t“-5-733365’ ‘ii’-1-3°”-£0’-‘éoéiif-. ti. 33 .3; :88 -io ..Bo°°" ' . ‘ 1 ' . 0- 06 U001! mg details from all important markets to closina . 1183. N ' ' ' 9 3.‘ - - 5350.Ea2.1e $35}, ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ V 3 1 " 00 clear rib 6.850; clear si es 74c. 'cl.L'..‘..8—- . e. V, [113 I-uuug [gmper of 5p¢_-cuhulonk Transactions 53$ }2: 0. 4 11B1d ﬁt La. l8]eC1.8d'&t $1- '- . ‘AB? RA'_rES. l01....2Z7. .."-" 48.. .5(5....4 05 11....o27....4 «£101/6 Vvhisky quiet at 03. Tobacco quie‘ V- ngmoo 5,-,m.e8V of which -394,00 were Lake Shore hours Thursday, January 10: bids much lot_vVer; 1 car No. 2 Vsold on p. t._, and _b_"S1'-31' §- 1-!}é0V15c. V 54:12?-1_‘6 PM-6; _ 1----‘119- --3 105- 30- d""m'chan 3d_ V,VI -. 13-ooo.-‘o-'-Wooooro oo.-oo-oo- 2-000 o-‘o-o-r--1': ow-oo -wo<E'r3=3° P- M- l‘.‘i"2é’f;“’“ ‘i§“"‘.‘.’.‘I’..‘."l.-‘.’3' i“- °.§’“‘i‘° °‘°“~". ‘*”“.‘“g..'¥“ 1 s-$370353 Gm" ""‘“°°'°°”“' 8"m°°"°°“”- £1132 “’.‘.‘}.i‘‘*§‘.3.‘.?.‘.‘.°.i°‘‘.?i..i:3‘i1if’i‘2‘‘;;;a'‘i 95 °°""°°° i%3::::§€i'i::::§ 33 §§...:i§5::::i 82 .$9::::-28:12:... ““i>.....1....u.§.u.., January 10.—Flour dull ...a asjwsdﬁffmggéingalgs ,i.E,VV,Vn1:u0,V:V 2V0W eﬁ,,],V.V§;V_;_1;-(i3n.1:1“.JVl,VVVV [V311 00@!V1§gV@;7;3§:E,rchid:1ég5 and cﬁeaty it 9061)‘) Bosch: ng:Va(il:é::i;VVeiV'iVo: Ian ,lEA§___Young Hysom 350051. Imperial 350,3 SincheSth1ck....i ................... ..h...V£. 3; 0533547 50 4l....226 75 'VI)(V)) : unchanged. Wheat dull; amber $1 etlrllbll 44;Vfe.d ‘ ‘ft ' . , :lc'awail , . ai‘ —- e ruary. . . '1 c’ r V _ _ - ‘v - . . _ ’ ' , tal‘.0!’S€‘C0lld-C assﬁnish-——1incl1t ic . 2 ’ 3250 6l....2"0....'390 5-....2 6.... 7'....‘ 5....3 1 @139» if-te $145@15o_ (301-nan ;ye ow na, i’ici.m-at-e and-Hudsob, and 2,600 West- 7.37i;@'7.4oo. VV‘1)l6eat-—]&I{‘ebrl;a1;)‘$(:),’/S12(i;‘3’§;§@l gala’; g31:§V1=E(>59osokVV51VV%?g’1u}2%3.l3-T» -§V<Vele1cVtVeV«Vl gglgignpggggf-10400551 35- -'3-93% 4900901 10- SLiarc,h0r?fl(_30}I‘1d-claSs linisii-ix. 1;; and2 so WVVV35 00 3 §4§;7V’lf,,xed (333; 15,; 57,.“ Om ﬁrm; Wm“, we» erﬂ 111011. V ‘ Mal-ch’ %- 1 /8_ 10111.. an. ‘or o , ‘ ’ V ° 11 88 IO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..V . . . . . . - no. . . .‘ _ ... onto ' o... _ V. ....V n... V e 38r\396_ xnixedxvestern 351/,@-.6}/CV. Ryeduu V §.V.;.V.-.....;:.VV..VV.V...V..§:V.V i...V.Vi..-V.V.V.:V;V3.V.liV.;V.....V;iV.;V.:VqVa..3.VV. . -C-V-V3. %,1e}g:3V3Va§;’”"§:‘;'§:(;, L-;._g;§o;;°,§go% §;g-_§§§g- 2}£Z."§%"s’i“2‘i§é ‘§’to‘°3f.“‘.’2‘§}-1.3;it-’i‘i§.§.‘3§-“‘;§.‘},‘; l.xL“"...'B«.$.“‘:...R““m“"....-..._‘.§.‘.”;~1.§’-.’. . G02. .- case. .2; B‘??‘l-‘?‘:.‘:.’.i“-Tii"~‘~.‘.‘ff’?‘.?f‘..‘i'Tf‘."...‘f?i‘3;i’Z‘?f: 3250@40 oo ‘2i::::i2l::::§.32 J§i::..3‘i%::::i 33 “l2::::é§i.:'.::i8‘§ a§%sr§-V7301. V1;’;3£lgV3.s(Vteat}l3y-mlllessﬁﬁ23@1:'1;gérL3%§E ' ’ 2 . ‘ . ' - .. - ‘5 ‘ "" ' - " 3 ' ' ‘ ' 1063116 t $120611 23 S ‘ . " small do do 2 doz in case $2‘ medium do rdoz BOX boards-14 inches Wide and Over ’ 47....277....3 95 10-2....335....-1 10 5S....245....385 City ett e ' - u 8!‘ Q1118 3 0N3 V , new 01 65. 10.5%; do or 'Ga. 10571; .10 arv, 56310. Barley—I-‘ebruary. 56556. $1 ° ' - P“°3’2 °-“‘5 33300 01° in use 52 g'5- in» 95 43 ’ 32 59’ 4 o "C" or select t1iird—rate ' ' 17 506322 50 55 234 3 95 52 279 4 00 66 201 350 38c‘ Western Reserve 236325c. Eggs dull; West- - 0’ '56- 1077-’ s new 53. 106; new was i'£ecemc-—-Wheat. 59.729 bu-hem: corn. 35.306 3 ‘“ 51 °1‘'‘‘“‘ '‘‘‘'‘‘“°‘’'‘ “°“‘’ °“"’°" °" °“““"“" MANUFA()'.1‘URE% ' 'r‘3ls1X9-3°' ' '. Stock boa-rds——10 and 12inc'tié's\'v°i1i'é§‘'-l4i‘ ‘ - 47'‘’’2ii‘'''37o 59221220721213 90 . 21222;-262221360 ex-n'2o@2io "Cheese nl-m- Wesu-.rii12%«d)13c. Pa- rem". lomulolli; do coupons. 1L*46)l0i%" bushels; oats. 10,250 bushels; rye. 2,597 bushels; “I51 01 1°’ N° 3' $1 1°" B‘-’ fr’ N-° 2’ 5109 £0’ brands from 85¢-0 ' nat i 1(Ar'Ui— rmmmgn ‘"0 "B" ----- ------------------ 3° 00003350 1 3172.915-1-:3 30 40----201----3 90 5L---185 - -300 otroleuin dull‘ reﬁned '11’/@120‘ crude 9}§c. *1 new 4-‘ re 1 w. ,1 ml . d s . 3 b 1 V 8,483 b h 1 _ st. Ir. No 1°_also 1c_ar l\o3 7711101318051 21. , $1’, ‘"13’ 9” -V 2’’_“°n- 79”’ Stockboards-—10and13inches wide “C” 57,,,,33',,,,3 so 1o3.,,,2'o,_,,4 oo ve5,,_,22o____3 7o " . V - V 3 ’ - .- :u-30: bx-eff. 11037353. cling.’ 161% 0<l31ll1)l?1'l;:lC-yloégi,’ asrnfi1ments—0lVsh:a:. 33.398 bushels; com, 13_415 aucgllflga-S1}J:$lf;1f!;V:1v12;1:Y 1-131' G583} F310”: Mabel‘ 32,05 :33,E323?,3,’,‘f,‘€Z‘°§’§-ﬁ,‘2,§‘,"I,‘§é,?,,§',?,“’?”,§’,‘§;,§ﬁi;' °" ‘°§.‘§§§,‘§‘r”;‘f,',f,‘;,§‘f,',; ',;5;;;;,;' 16' ;;;;°,;;;;,;§ 17 5°92’ 09 543----33%-----2 33 gg ﬁg----ggg----gs? W-;{-'(:,8;,k,,’,'D% Hfflnuary 10 __W,,ea; dun weak and 19/“ w°‘‘°‘'“ U310? '1“‘-1°"-'3'”-P11 77}-6' 503115‘-15'°3‘5 5 454 003130133 1'30: 1-173 00503153 ’ ' mp“ ° are m 0' ‘"1. to s ﬁn 60567 " ca ' ’ S 62 : '- i ’ 0 0' ‘ "3502 lower'No’1wliite Michiaaii held at $128’ extra . U V ; ‘ V ‘VI .) 9 p D I‘ No. 1' ,9 6. -C, m 111!!!‘ 011.2115 do Q G, - - o . o . . o out o o o o no . o - . o . » o . o . . a . - o o no 5l,.,.222. ..3 7° 127-9.-21.1.. .0 300.... V V 3 0 _ . ‘ ~ _ JV ...::;.‘.ii"...?:.t*;°.:°;,t.;.i.i”.:‘.- no 'o.'i:.-;.:l.:,°.f.“."t**.o.::. ..... ...., ... ....,. ------—-u -m--- -- -2-.~ ------ f.‘:.‘.§‘.'“‘.-I3.-‘....l‘.§‘“".:.1"'.’3....§.??.‘.“‘I'.:. sta."t:':°...;l 1233212.?’-iitr°“ 1“ .5 .0 2‘; -- ;",“;£;° Magi;-o3..i1.r;o 7 _ D I ' V I 1 r 0 ° ~ I - ,' ' ' ' "‘ - o u o o c o uooooooooaoooooooo ____ . .' .,,.. ..., soon 0000 , ’ V “BO Ext. We , 26 6 (JO . - o s o o o o o o o o o o o aloooo a o o c 0000 5 ~ 65...V.23e...-3 m 73..‘.24,6‘ ‘.3 ‘.400 2 American nxin-on yonrgiany 18; United states ,uLw,1mu;n mugxm-. 37%;" n;,'&%n.° Noo er; wgigggixgi b‘‘c’n_Ié2“‘“ 3;’ ‘inch, 68®65@’.'oc; do 6-inch 586365c; do 'im- gﬁgfgff 12‘ 1f,‘t1§'‘'’‘id2°f°°t‘u',;;;'°‘‘'‘''' 9‘§,,g;g§,, 5‘ -4 9° 47' - 265": 8? "§ Oats dnll;No. 228%c Cl-over seed—Olioice $4. 75; . ‘K0133! uommuiy 4.; how lorx Uentral 107; . wheat_.§o_ 2, Jam“,-3, $1 07);; no, 2, rep. wéntgd “V 42°’__noI;6 on.m,ed_ new in demangnm pressed, 6 ‘men, osmotic; bright cable coil 650750; ;om5_1=fT.f:na 1,§°:::§tD11c3"1irg—12"1I11=11é.B 3% 3.5 %77""-i. 00% 54'°"z,§“"‘3 90 prime $4 60; No. 233450. Hogs, $4 30. V Eric 8; do nreieriuu 21: Harlem 141; do urei. ma,-y. $1 07%, 36%,}. no ‘trade mm at 2854:. new white mixed line-cut, iirst brands. 806900.; no second brands wide an'e1 under ......................... 14 00.2516 00 g,1""2§7""4 on so','_:I247',',°_,3 95 557,’, ’_g31f_'f',4oo MiLWAUKitE,January10.—Flo~ur dull and weak. V;-. -—; Alichican Central 6035; Panama. i20; Union Reoeip¢,g...w'iieat, 26,500 bushels. gm“-c'e_.au0[e1-ea taken 5”’ any mme,'.3 at 390 75@80c:do low izrades 50¢870c 9! lb. Joists, 13 andzoteet ioiig—-12 inches wide 59fjfjg5of_'j_‘3 95 5<3____2g3_ 90 54____239__"407}; Wheat closed steady; No. 1 spring hard $1 12, fit‘-me 08%; L8K€b1l0.l‘062;g: Illinois central 74%: Sliiplneiits——Wheat 6 200 bushels. . 7 ‘"0 under» ------------------------------- -- '15 000717 00 ‘ 84....211....3 80 68....241....3 90 .54....244....385 cash $1 11%; No. 2 spring $1 08%; No. 3 spring . - , . .—. , . - - to 400. Futuies—January opened at 41/{c « ‘"5"’ ~ - 1 - - . l U'-‘-V¢|8ll- 3-110 P115300!‘ 40):. Northwestern 36% 2./.. - . . . '. '1°1“3- 22”“ 241°“-1°“g"12 11101103 W109‘ 41...-.2so....4oo 63....2i8.... 80 51. .316....-10755 $1o.;y. Corn quiet'No. 2 nominal at 42c. Oats ‘“°'"'“"”“°"' °'°‘°"'°‘“‘3‘ ”“""“““" ”°““”" No 2 Chief?‘ 303? l\‘VAhI:§1!.;.§i 39- No 2Mll- ‘3it‘i'ii‘3.‘§-‘"5? 343.1? if 1g15:-‘gaff’?-3% M 1: 11°” 9° 1" 3° 1" ‘ riﬁgeg-nderd °°°° 17 mm 00 6°‘ °"“3"°'3 95 1“ ""261 ' 3 95 5”" '”""°°39° quiet? No. 2. 24%o’- Rye'in fair demand; No. 1. - M1" ‘’“’°.”',”“’ “N i"‘”a“°°“'36“ ﬁe" “er”? wuusee spring gwheliit $1; 33. Corn n1ixed~ 630. January at 36),“. Cash sales: Gr;t:ie's-26 cars ac era‘ ' 1%? 11:11: 31111:! bi-'1; l1:5It.1sb lﬁlg ‘ more :h:I1li011°-1:n0f1;l8g1I10 1611 11- 0%‘ M (73% 08 56°‘ 3””? ‘1“1""."'“d unchanged? 110- 2 51’1'“‘3 C57", °°'"'““ M“ ‘‘°‘’‘‘ ‘°"“’‘‘ 9”“ "‘° "‘““ 333"‘ “° out. 39:: Pork 512612 75 Lsrd"7.75c. ' No.2 mixed reg. at42c. 9cars new reg‘ and no 3-—— -~ - - .——— Firstand second clear ﬂooring. matched 23"" ' 00 153'’ 2093223 70 .4iII.'I-239212.385 ~ cash 63:40.‘ Provmons weak- Po-'k——mess $11. =V.“‘’°'''*3: 501‘ 3 T°§V‘:°° ‘‘8‘‘' '''‘‘’‘'h 15153 1'0“ ° Lxvnnroot ILLBKET at36%0. 7csi-s new willie-niixod inc 5. L ami N0-3Med.Fam. 10 04' 550 5 is 4:-:9 27.5 1 no 85 sand dressed-Kthick count-----~ ----- -- 2800®39501 55II'I266ZIIIs 95 1-=“‘d-Pﬁme Bleggoy 7}-1%,?’ K9’-11° 7’/-°- D*'°S3°‘1 ayno ' ‘erro use ' 0 lire-I6l'1'(3Ll 16:” - - . . ' _ " _- ' ' - No.3Llu-geFam. 1200 6 50 6 05 565 32‘ 1 1' 1 00 181‘ (OI 380011dQl1811W)ﬂ00l'1ﬂ8 matched ° NATIONAL YARDS. hogs lower at $4 ‘ V604 - ' ' Al-ton 77x; do p’i'en-.rreu 1U0;9Vhl0&I1d’ '§3;°;'V‘5}‘:2‘V;'1‘8:31‘}VV1;i:V1V:81i13iV‘31?%)?Vi1iig;_n(;i:lgoli;,n:Vsh:3v:ri:;;: ]l3'(Et.&;tV3g£(,3é’28d&)el?nCS-‘E1&V:1g(;.d5re(V?1°:Vt1;g}§(;fﬂgO:_: 12003 6:00 5 65 3 1 V13 1 co s;ig(<VitciViV;<Ie1s(sVencig—VZ3irt:lVmtdc<:_i;i§V§3.fiilgiéhgé 2500@27 50 V Ho. Av. rrlco. No. Av. fV’.l'l6Qo bio. Aﬁv. Price. NEWVORLE.Vu-is, J2«‘inl1.ﬂ.I‘Y 10.—_-Flour quiet and “I83. 8/‘ a C 8. .- . ' . . . . . . . . . .. s 5 6 3 7' 1 1 ‘ '7 h , 92""838""'$* 15 Q"°‘1z2"'$3 65"‘ ’(B"'$3 $4 $5, he no t'acinc'1‘elegrunh ‘Z0: I-llaooun Paciiic 1%; L‘ d ‘I 0 ’ ’ ' ° ' ' ° 1;-k.._2 gm-3 uew g[:36}‘c 2 car, new wmmlm,-xed §§°' i g,"Ke""°:%g 0,, 7 00 6 ‘O 6 0‘ 3 501 1 2° 1 9‘ Fﬂgrmr ta ;',f_t52i°2;‘V."F°}"5'6t """" mam 00 13- -119» -3 10 49----1'9----3 60 05 - '300----365 . grades $6@6 75. Corn in fair demand; yellow 55c; cm°""" ”‘m""“°" 3"“ “um”, mg‘ “’‘m"‘’‘' V fiver 301-.-‘Wheat dull Corn stead! Oarzoes at 400 2 no-grade at 305 1 do at 30%c 4 cars new N31 ex.3.f§i.£.r'éa'22 00 11 38 135‘? 3 331 :7? 1 5:3 1 00 1061- 111100? in 10 W1dU1- more 133 ° 3 2.1% 23 °":§.?lg'm1 13% 07 m‘1>g%'mgl5lg ‘”h1‘°50°' 03“ in mi" d°m““d “"0 ﬁrm; °“°i.°“ ff” 31" "Mi “K: "’”““'“ h‘ °'}'"’‘ 1045‘ ‘ U’“°“ wheat oi; coast. buyﬁrs holding oil’ Cnligoes corn 8t.Uh§i-lcs in elev. at 425.; on orders in new sacks 1“°- 053 ---- --]‘-’5 00;“ 00111-90110 90 5 50 2 10 1 75 P‘“"m°“- d°“" 9 0“°"ed‘$3 *0 $5 '9 3‘ 53‘"'29-°"'4 05 13.:::204.':':3-60 ° s2II'I20-133323 62% 37@33;;‘ 0°“ 13901 ‘1“g1‘,V‘,V'r$11V11°W°".3 $233015 1g0‘%'1%"‘5‘5‘ '0 some do out: Union noise and name loan; on ,,,,,,, . ,,,,',,d,, ,,,,,,,,c,._ 03%,,“ ‘meg, on ,,e,,-,,,,,,,, by de,,,,,.,_1 000 as Vmixed a“_.,,, 70;, No.1extramess.27001-10013 801260 100 220 1 ss foetmore than ﬂoorin,2- 1323.’ Iii§.'.II3 10 195 ..:-108....-105 103.. .2s4.... —— ~ and rm; or inary . ; prime - : ;":,§‘“§,'.??°’;.:5%g.a”:f:”§;?0u: s.nolci.334VV3_(; 10- passaxe.'no business _d0inx- Ct-riroea corn on 314691150 White 0590-. _ , N01é&%‘g11F1‘Uzg1l&h. 3 as 3 10] 3 oo 1 as 75 as 1-1-lsi1l%t1?1111111<(>3<1l1r1111::-K-5" to 510% M M‘ -§""22:i§""-I53 1;? ' 1 -0 132.3 138102199132 1,21"/k dI‘::1tlr3n11lll(1£?i1?la(?l1l(iafi1(11 33$ ---fl--.‘ ' ' ' ' ""’ ' ““' .3-.‘.ii°““?"”“l°'. ~£.‘:°."":f‘: o.:i.:i.°:;:. ii.::.;':.~. ..?..i.;?r2::.i;; ..=,".‘.3.“.£“‘..°.‘.'..‘l‘.‘.‘.‘.f.i..’;’.§”..‘.’.'.‘2‘l3 ‘o to; -- ~- 4 so 3 3°: 3 o 2 o o o °ii‘.!:“‘.i.?.‘..“li°.ff.‘i"°“""‘°‘°““ --=--- -z::::-«-:.::- -- -'-2-''-'3:eo-'-'1-1o -i I--I-II--., --s--; ---= LONDON. J3nll8l'! _1Q---C'0n8l11l. 101' 1110118}. ,.,;,,-‘,’,fi"“.,'.‘,,-,, ‘:0;-mp;-omligg Ehipment, by sail, 6d order buyers. Futnres—-January soldqhighei-oz: N311 '1‘roiitt(.e.".s..: 3:1: 225 1 $ 3 S1diniz—-First nn!dnsge'cond clezu-............ 18006320 0 ggg *g§::.:1g49’.."§ gt";/3 m°‘"'sd“”' mwer aw w°“k;.8h"",1dc” “Nae 41%”; 7 Si: 0£|0fi‘%(:0llfot7, oils; g;"'V lower. * ;._u;>t(l:l£.1zI:l{:>n<;ilne£Vth‘e:- énlgntshga Cilggé 8i1eg; Salmon. ' I I ' ' I ' fr€::?I(l):((l0%nt.?lli1l!’d 1-'.{.‘é3Z2ZIZ 1'1 953 '.'.:.'.;’ 3;’ . 1%? 33 ff? £58 £:?|kl?ld2l‘l::€1‘c;;hcé1eda F1‘1lll;l61(l)&t:-'11‘: . li".i'I0 l-reierre-.'. 22; Illinois-Central?!)-{S N. J. u. G i Wm“! 8 f m mentor. 27,;c._.,,m,,,,,3 1,, Ad M 563% ,;0 Md. 1 6'” 'm_ C°1"m°1o R176“ 16 00 3 5° 7 35 7 95 4 95 1 45 1 90 P1§§ff="'?)9“8§,°8'*!‘ 031- P°t1'§ha---£5-3-esg%gW}g_0g 55222224722214 05 552.2’-.-53.. 4 oo "74....l71 .. 329 7156- Home dull. weak and loweV§;bquo:-led. suitor ‘ - . 1'3“ r ‘'3 r° - ‘ - ' - 3 ‘ °" 10° °°""‘“- ma 0 ° 3 1' v 66. ..“67....395 3l....3-18.. 407% *06....180....320 cured 9c--according to size an i-an ; uncali- , S l I , I . . -‘ . .. . PARIS. January 10.—-Benton 108! 90c. ETlieS‘gi-iigi Vdelgci-ed ti-Em the 93:. Louis gnld ?,°,S,“i,§’,‘3-Zn§.‘u‘§;..6.§’a. a29l')Cp3°1311saE°-8 1-119k-b-‘1l1){‘;l‘1§:rl2q:t No.1 1151:; orc.. 6 so 3 75 m§i't1ﬁ‘51a$Ei.‘i:iae'I;l°c>«:;:i‘i:.é'1,1ti:§i:g<§li?édmad,-cued‘ 1 inch V S9 33 §a,s0e2d $5090. V\;llil3%<V3]sti:oady Igcllﬂefl ‘VL(l){lVlli-llcllni! , .- 113‘ 0 ll 8 0 83 ° ' . ‘ 3 50 I000! ooooo 0 u o - . o u o on Canon ' ' ' . .009. o on. I? -'oooo‘ -one ‘ '°". "" 1 . o ‘O . oo........o..... ‘ ' ‘-’-‘-‘-"’-‘$3’-’-‘-"'5-?‘é"'-' ‘«‘-‘-””=f“-’”3é’>'-‘«’=‘s“’--f‘2‘-1%-‘!’3i‘i«’» %‘.‘.’.‘.'...‘.’1.‘é°"i’.‘3..;'°° -o o -o -0-"oo°’5i3-0°13‘-113ow3*ie.?-113-o~ -- 22 t%::::é.?.l::::§ a 12::-:39l:~::§8.? "2‘.‘“'*. —- ska burial mixed at 320; on orders in new sacks ~.. .. ' 100*“ ““°1‘*$5'0”'°°°‘°““‘°"° "Mn" "3 0109' ‘:3. ::::———- 101....272....-100 1-i8....29-fl....405 9-“. W“ 3 ye “W ‘m C a’ ‘ ‘ O “'3 ----'-o-- City To rail-I I ’l‘0- _. . Yellow Pine St?!) blank. 1. 1}’ and 13’ _, _ 49",,-;i1,,,,41o 103.. .263...,4oo quiet° low grades dull, weak and ion or‘ 7- Emeuon in n°Nh&“u. Exchangm Iconsumption. roads. ‘To Rivers! tel. §’,§’,’,3,‘,'.,?,§";"},,1,’,’,'_d-,?2l..°.'§” N?.f”§r§.i§'3.?i 4((i’1oo:l:1se1I)“ifte:(’.i4gt 11130311301-d1g>¥tg?g1§1:;.,“{{,;f';,;é3;‘;;;):::-V----2--22:51 gg ménizhegigﬁﬁxgi. :_VlV;e‘s:e3lrl;2:lgdside's.......f 15 73_f::221.,: 32 %omm’En 1561200; (flair 2263246.!” Rig2VV6.~;2lirceBa;:g .- 0 1 1 -—-—-_- ' ‘ 0 . olﬂ b o n o o o o oooooooooooovoaoooooocooo Q o A o coco‘ ‘ ’ . . ' . ..- . . . . . . .. 62090029800004 1 00‘ coon ' I0o- --O-l ‘ . O “"1 "'8 0' " A second bluiotvm. bad yesterday by the mem- Wlie-at.bu; 5.872 12.447 1 3 1.6.334 1‘11‘-"'U“."- "0" 3910- 0" 0311- N°- 9 °‘.19’~‘~" 3--- --gzfrecfiiies, kexs...... ....... 33 :~." 'i"'.10‘“§' ‘W °' ‘°°°“° ‘l“‘“‘Y-°--° 12 ml‘ 0° 15 ...l93....8 65 34. ..1s9....3 75 22....i94....3 70 ,,{,,“,',,’;y ,3 321;... Gold 102%6.‘102}’£; sight exchange her: of the Herchsn ’ E ' G0m-b“-- - 9-179 5-799 1“ 5050- ""0 54° 010- "$90190 0‘ 51°'43° W1 ‘O!’ “ lis .liu- 0 ‘ V “H - "F-°°"""°“ --------- ------- -- °°@11 00 ' ....273....3 90 117....259 ...3 95 -. . . ts xchanxo to determine out l 5 5 069 It By Samme 28 aka “mm com “V 550 1:0 , ge l_n 10011:. 5011) and .5!) boxes. '¥ lb 6 V .u “M hm ole“, um wcond clear y ....23 ....3 89 101 5-15 glscoum, sterling oxcliaiigc 4.93. the unsettled uestlon of win h 1 . °‘ N“ ‘ “" ' ' - ’ 1 . ’ ‘“°"“"0' ““’d'“‘ 1°°¥"°°” and 25”’ 0°39" V’ 53 K . 7”‘ ’ ' """" INDIANAPOLIS January 10.-Flour--Fancy q ° 0 '“1dP"°9m° °V°1' 336- bum ---- ---- BARLEY—Dull. Sales. 2 cars rejected Iowa at Codiﬂ:1ii,boneless.ln.-DI and 8511: boxes, ill 15.... 6 inch thick‘ °°‘"""'"""“"""'”°""' 16 mam 00 “Indian hogs. , -’ 5 25@5 50 ‘V, . L V 0 .,d = their deliberations as President the ensuing year. B“"=>‘- 0“ 9°’ 993 42c; 2 Nebraska and 3 Wisconsin on Mound track Codﬂsib. extra-boneless. in 30and sail. bn. a I) 7 P°”““ °“-““‘3- °‘°‘“' ““‘ ’°°°““ °“’"' 9‘ SHEEP--Receipt! moderate- City butcher de- , $5 7206 50- “‘E““-"’ 1 3 - .1“) T“ "- ~ '2 , .. (wodmsh extra boneheu ms bboxes $3“, 8% lnchthlclt. count ...... . . . . . . . . . .. 2000002250 f i I. M 1 f ood ad Eaah $11(,(a)119, (,orn—-New mixed 3.},c cash, 340 After an animated contest between the friends or Total....I 19,158 14,626 I I 27.02! °"H”A{ij___Su , hem”. demand mu (1 . g,,,,,,,,,,,* s,;m,,,,‘m ,0,,.;, 503' and 2;,h‘1,x,_ 1,2}; 13 Poplu-ceiling. stall-or second -duality. 96 mandt Va reorlz 1:‘ §V‘:VPliq5V’“;’on‘;.1 Yaﬁfds 9:136 in the January. Rye 53(,_ 0.1;, 25@-25¢, P1-()vi3i()ng the opposing candidates, Mr. George Bani was “"““‘""“‘ about 500 Vp1)0{1 higher on good ,,,,,,‘,'S at?) ggfgg smoked Flnnan Handles. ‘B it 10 ‘P’:1‘1:¥‘g13-x°ggg:a-'-~6ﬁ-h-r~s-t--5--Vi-;-éébgd lglgqfalﬁnog ‘ :’nr,f,.l,fe‘tppT1,éy want ch0]ce heavy mugmns of 120 dull. Bulk shoulders 3%c, clear rib lilac. llums, eieclad. rroeivlnz £98 vote! to 208 votes pulled for Ins:-00!-10'“ 0‘ 9'3"‘ timothy‘ common grades neglected. Sales on E B]°“w"’ 100 1" b°x"°' "" """"""" " 2 5° 81‘.a.!'.pl, 1}-’. 1%, and 2-inch, at $511610 '-‘iii 1,000 test less @140-lb. averages, and will require them from 144153 “V0*'*‘t’-'-'0- 3950- L‘”d 755°‘ H033 mm ‘ma ' Mr. S. M. 1-Jdgell. For the twenty-four hours ending 11 I. in. Jan- trk--.1 car mixed at $8 75, 3 do (part redtop §:‘lL?\:tcsrl:1‘O:(;11n1’1:§i).l1£”111.1wIb."501£"a1;(1.é5g 1 85 “"".‘,‘"‘“e 1’“‘°‘ 4 now till May. For extra grades or muttona they 1°“'°" 01'5"?“ 05' W, 1 . "“"""" um" 10 1878' mixed‘ a.ls9 3PrimctlmotliY at $10 so 35 do at boxes mi. 1 ‘ ' “A ““'°“ G-“°°“ 3”’ -‘m”“1°’''''‘'‘’' 33 ms 2‘ will my bi her than butcher prices. out or course KAN-“S 0‘TY~ M0» J‘”“”"'Y 10'“ ‘Fm’ °“1‘”'- '‘'° 0007300" 1“ ‘'‘'1'mr¢I- it-1i.e..':-—-i~io'. 2 spring, 4; No. 3 spring, 3; No. 3 $11 2 élricti’ rime at $11 25, 2 choice of. at $11 50 ' """"""""""""""""" " 4 ‘W’ 5""'~"" ‘,V“°°“‘i‘.“ ‘.'.“‘}§‘°“;----------- §” 1505230 me, mm. ﬁave quality for their money, ']_‘().day No. 3 winter_$1 020010256; No. 4 90c; n'eieo;gd -0c: O'Connor’: Daily Market Reporter makes the white winter, 1; No. 8 red Vfinteri 3; No. 4 win- 1 do at $12. lyfﬁl on p.Vt.; on this side only2csr§ poI:£grGe§_§2g‘9;mg';rn‘°'ca,ﬁ :2'c.5£1°,1‘m‘aftc§‘::' §l(i):1lIil»-1§c(l”;‘iit°ess‘1iai(iji‘}3z(i1es.T&...f..t?§f?IIIffIIZZ 4 $317: their demand wasV ur:!e(xiit.V_ Comdmon !dnlli.t%lV’|B . J§é3£'£;1éE24n9?;111nEl)1£t8((3l({l1iﬁlV V . . . . . . __ - , - . ‘V g ' . o, - . ’ - . . ,. ‘ n . I Q o 3 can In 1. following tjmeiy gag-gegﬁon 1. .p;,;,,, demo,‘ m ter. 2, no gmdc wmtei , 1 Total , 14 in I smell) prime so «I at $11 50 safmudaV 25¢; bmam “mm”, 456: mmém mm Lttthésigg-‘er :1"Vl’€é:Vl§£‘Il§§Vl:((3tV.‘;V;)..éi&;§.V.$i.é;;E wo1:V€V(in@.. 00 showed light supp 3' an 13!’ e VmmmalV the con u try: Under the rules of the Exchange, parties in the v Corn-St. Charles, new, 2; high-mixed. 1; No. 2 white mixed. 1; now do, 0; No. 2 mixed, 16;ro- jected, 15; new, 40; no grade. 13. ‘Total, 97. Ml1.LSI‘UFli‘S-—Bran ﬁrm; _in demand. Sales, all sacked: 2cars bran at mills and 1 do on P. trk at 64c.;2 do on E. track at 66c;2rlo del to E. nit. $2 25; blue mass. 500; blue vitriol. 12c : borax, reI.. misc; calomel. American. 00c; :10, English. $1 50; camphor, 3-lo: creann tartar pure, 31¢; to ﬂooring, 50; to sldings $2 50; to ceiling. $4 00 ﬁl ,000 eet. Special rates to dealers from the country. quote: Qiuirteriiig muttons $125051 80 V head; good inuttons, av. 75690 lbs, $2 25622 75. Butch- er muttons—Common to medium $2 50633 25; me- dium to fair$3 25633 75.; good to choice $4054 35: Cotton. . NEW ORLEANS. January 10.-Cotton active and country sl ould be: i l“ .11 ill I l l - 0. L --N . 2, 4' ° ected, 6. Total 10. " -'30 k h 1. 11" P. l: "', ° . standing cionlracts :el(?B3Sﬂ:ll;?l‘a'0'éa|.‘()‘b1l:‘;1,- B1‘1l'?eV---(1{-('jG0t;3(l1e13DI“lll‘, 1. Total, 1. ,‘,'.,".‘.‘”u6J1.fC'-}oc.8 :l:o:!1'§.'0usl:8s branuon 81>l.‘(t}i1alc:kc:: 9m°"°f°,‘,'m° 95°; °°rr°31V° 5“m'm”’t'°“0°: weer’ ” 2,-cod heavy $4 50054 65; extra heavy, av. 12063130 fli-m;sa1es 12,400 bales; ordinary 83-50; $1000 01'- ' inc. 20@..6c: morphine sulnh..0'oz...S4 15: mm, St. Louis Ln“ stock Mmqmt, lbs. at National Yards, for shipping, $5 25635 50. qinary 9%c;low middling l0%c; niillllling 107/,c; tied under the old rule; otherwise, they must all- low 134.; ‘V bu extra for storage on corn, and 1)-so Recs; itulation-\'l-‘neat. 14; earn 97' cuts 10' . .. (or wheat, oats and rye. bai-ley,‘1; rye, 6. Total, 128 cars. ' ’ ' ’ 51,5104. 0300-2?) 033:1 191,130” ‘53“}0-‘§3 0&3 0°W5§26§}1‘-1“ 51" Lows’ Thurmayo January 10' 18‘8""'Th° No. Description. Av. Price; ceipts 8,430 bales; gross _l-(V-.l:cipi.;- 9.253 b.--.los; ex- wOOL___Tub_wa5hed lower: “I use quit‘ Tﬂélild 7?. ram; e. :h.ub be orate. . do following were the receipts and shipments of 85 .\Ie_diuin_n-ative muttons................. 36 $837}. 911.3 to Great BritainV5,,83V miles; (in cmViiVl_iieiVil V Revision of Elevator storage Bates. . sh Lou” F,-em-m 33",, and unchanged. Unwashed-—se1ected combing goecag‘ 31 35’. ':,%:,a%:,V% juanuﬂfc. “;1':&"l§'°g live stock at this port for the twenty-four hours 11% g-:1’; ‘:;{,‘;',f,;‘;;‘,‘;,‘;{‘;;;;,;,-;--°---------~ "10? gggv 6.800 bales; do coastwise 1,032 bales; stock .36. .460 Storage rates in St. Louis elevators, as revised Rates or treizhtto Southern port: by river: 316315‘; mixed wmbm‘. 27-628“ medium 25°; Spoﬂﬂ 011’. &'W.. 01.. 83 10: {‘oot..2eutian..lb.12o ending at 11 8- II- 00-085’? 407 F811‘ §011¥11We3¢ mU‘~30l13::::-------1----109 3 ~50/a bales‘ J. 10 __pOWm mm . mmdlme 1 .41 v - p- r» 1 __ New Vlcks- Mem- 000 3011 0001'“ 2000230: '-1013-5 21017240; '1_?'l1b- (gammca) 93, g-._.; -1.00; ha 1;-' 1101-593 52 Fairsouthwest muttons................105 3 75 ME1*1P1‘113- '“"~‘01"‘/ 3 _ J . , = H . _ 1' 0 a, . now are. or list ten 4! aye Wheat, oats 0;-leans. burg. pm. w:ished——choice 396>40c; medium 356370; dingy m°t"m‘er . ’ - 6.‘ ‘mu Pb ( ‘Z and 60 Extra shipping muttoiis................130 5 25 1056.0. 83168 4.100 bales, IN‘-t‘-'1"-5 905 0*‘1?:“- 50”’ Md rye. 13-60 V bu; corn 13.60 V bu; barley, 2c 1? F] ‘i , 50 4,, as and low 28@30c. Barry, black and cotted 5@10c ::1°,i,:,),'o§ 42°}’;'G;)§}?(,'.°';:1°‘;f1{E§ ‘cf,°,:§f ’%‘gl81g:“:‘:l’ Cattle. Bogs. sheen. Mules, _______. ments 2,985 bales ; stock 60,760 blues. blglll. ex- Vr . ' 0111'. ooooooooooooiooc 0000 ° - , ’ . 9 9 ~ . 3 ..................V.. ‘ 7 ‘W 592 D4 G % bit. and be per bu for each subsequent ten days 75 90 52% leg1DEq_s1ow and weak We uote- Dr _. mm’ '3)’ ‘are’ 14@1‘°'ea1R”°h°n°' 3‘°"°°d- Shlnnzzntsu. .... 436 460 150 26 By Telegraph’ G.-t§vil.s'r0N, January lo.--Cotton dull; buvers or part 1ht‘X'(’-Of, no-grade corn alone exﬁepted’ . 100 109 09 F] t 17;m7xc, Ba1t13@13%;).dama d 12-@127 canary.6c;docardain,Ma.labar.$260:do hemvb.-56; CATTLE__Ran . of rice, in to la - 1 . CHICAGO, January l0.——'I‘hc Drovers’ Journal and gene" apa,.,V. m,d,m.ng10s/46; net ,.e,._,.,ma Ctxtlita ¢V3j03''l§° ‘;111 0°‘%0'V 1".‘ 10'' ‘act; 02"’ and oatsunmuuﬁ 350 g 20% Gifgen salt—Li§ht cows 8,50; hcfaevy do 81:3.‘ 2: m‘§?,,a.rd'g:,hl,t;ﬁ' ,‘,1g§e:0sil‘:r,3;tr“&%'?':.'i: Natives fair shilzpbing psteers $4@'4.(25;" i3i.;'-Bl:-1-8-16 ge§’O%”8: dII°g8_k.Rtege.i11]ns39u’§0a0 (wad; 3h&pn;.c"tg 921 D0188; 851183 1129111141163. 0<m-“M7150 ‘307 W18-=‘(i H e ays. 0 pa grain in special _ """ II" - , . _ If 1047,10 . , 3 ..V . V . V .. . ., ,, ' , - ., _ , hea_ ;mar e u , we 11 ower‘ er i_ne MOBILE January 10____-Comm ﬁrm and in V,,,,0 Bacon and Lard.... .. 25 2) I7}; kip 9029140, ca 950, part y cured 7}{@8c, c‘st‘].’n)ottled'.?ﬁ’10}‘@1Qc’d9 no white’ 133 $38.»63390, light to fail butcher steers 334063 80, 5@mcV cmeﬂy for packing, grades; ban prmes demand; -mmdmm 10%“ mn V_VVVceiVﬁVS L150 bales; bins. is V on charged, but no additional cost for translerriiig Irom special bins to grade. Bye-—No. l, 6. Total, 6. THESE RATES ARE FROM EA81‘ ST. LOUIS-4C ADDI- TIONAL BEING CHARGED FROM THIS SIDE % 11” I13. 66-.3. . HIGHWINES-—Firm; in demand. Sales 06 hr]: damaged (ail weights) 7c; uncured 6%@7c; bulls and stage 6c. V I). $5 25: do. powdered. $7 25; oil bergamot lac; strychnine. crvst., of oz., _$2 00; no powder- ed. S1 85: sulphur 5 5660:2100. sulphate. 12c fairsteers and cows $ .5: medium cows $2 90; light heifers $2 75; scalawag cows $2 37%; good feeding steers $3 65@380; fair do $3 3063 40; good Sales: $4 95; shipping grades and bacon sold at $3 906 4 0.5; fair to good heavy packing at $4 05651 15. good middling 11}-((3; middling fair 120.; not re- sales 3,000 bales; cozistwise 127 halos. _ CHARLESTON, Ji1llllal_'_\-‘ 10.—Uoiton nrm: mid- SHEEP PEI TS-—We te:G ‘t I - - .. . _ . . , . - . Provisions. 1; 1-g1i1:.u;;m.. non, 1.1.3’, 91111, 331; 1-,er)90c@$] green 3.3% 75r5§:?:;1_ (‘{§,.§i£?,§§, 31j.’§‘*‘f°,;,,‘,{1,2$‘?,'.}g,,“§§,’,“; stock steers $3 6214693 70; stock calve.-z$262x; C";‘§l°"’R°°e‘g‘3 3.-40°! 1?‘?a‘1i=31“p’(’]‘?““3!_i‘l5V§g“;’l:"]‘f- dling 10’/sfdllc; net receipts 1,603 lili;l.-_s; sales It 111973 3“ Drolounder deptbﬁ (and we hope B‘j‘§‘'‘ *3 ‘,’;"°"1',;, '''' 19} :3? g 3 700-0300Sm¢d10m 5000003901311 ‘35@50C3 <11‘? 811881“ oa'k sole 376100; Spanish do hemlocli 286:3‘2cE 000100 Y¢8l‘1iIl8‘8 $3 25; 008789 OXBII $3 50; 001'n- giiﬁgd $6505; dtnmagg “(§5%%"30’. gedmm duff 1,690 bales; 8X})l0l‘i.S to ureat Lritain 2,150 bales, - n- ' ' . . ~ not). hot: nroduct seems to be feeling for them. (ii1:a1!'|ifm:lil1 “;6éd,ba1.';I;!.'l.‘é1. 6 “‘i‘)‘§H§g1g%'1§';°°%Vi° 13f'é;°l"" C 18%)” Bi1en0sAyl'e8 do 32%?-30; 919~“S1“,3l‘ sole 2-505356; §§d87,'I6‘°.x,?on,:,;n3,l§us;,?,?;:’3 o§3,e5,‘,”$2‘,;‘(’,°“ rough do and Weak at $3 80024 65; feedcrs’and stockers cosaitvrlggggsio bag‘ Janna“, 1o___C0tmn ﬁrm’. All along the line of otfcrinss more Wasanoo-‘or i.~"’°‘"‘ "'.“‘“"""""""‘ “‘ “ “ sE.i'1‘iiEns—stead$ . Prinlreg L. G. iéc infe- r2g1'Itl"lea“i]er 12f8$?(:);3@1‘7%'F!3“(?n°hhklp’ down 52: This Emirxet was essentially weak in all classes 30”" “"1 80°”? ‘“ 53 ‘W3 3.5‘ "‘”°"""' ""”’k middling 103-160; not 1'e«'exi>t-s 1.046 ba1es;.zross teeling, but the conﬁdence of sellers ind-ucedd 33221:” R1/g;.s1:7..::::::.::::::: £115 151 440 443 riot‘ do 35034065 1111130150 $0 300; 1-are-—3’@10 -V 1‘ini'nglsrgg4g1;'atoppln£ Jill.-T.°'s'9°oiT°'°°‘° $30 ’ °f beams’ “me” We except 5°“! 1” chem“ fa‘ any lower; cm“ “'85: magigoteiﬂffrf Spa receipt-S 1'9“ bales; sales 2'3O0 bums; exports them to hold above Dl.l_V8l"8 views, and conse- 1 c°"’°“‘ °°m"“‘°5°d' """ "1 75 7° 33 1 07 °°I1;§VjESwAX Study at 25° ‘ TU Pl.1€-'r1’1Nl. 01113, limo.--'1'nrnentinc. 340 :)‘:3B‘§V3l'8::-V‘:]"5;VV§V‘:g e:_"hi°0B)1V0I3_£VSV‘V_iV76V*V8£3° ftgglaf-;_ V1}?VV<101;'g 1lg005?:iaf’il?l?et dul???n;er(1:i- mogul sdrfipigz; coastwlse 853 bales’ ___._.. . . i‘ O o I ' ‘ . ‘ . 0 ‘ ' ' ’- 61 1001111)‘ U'8<1¢ W89 51°17 and 1lm1€8d- The bulk of “-1- 3*“-' T0 5°U’"“““‘ 1’ 00”“ FUltS-—Oti.er--No. 1, $2 50®3_: No. 2, 51 55 i°&'m_;;1o2ﬂ°’;16%?;,?3;.”;:;::e°%{, 1%;?i}“§.:3m?°ﬁ‘ light receipts, prices ruled steady, th-O\lgh¥1‘On.I 00'“ 3”: 30'3" 35‘? J a 10 Cam R Petroleum- ‘;'§“,°~“' ‘.".“”‘-""”‘”““"?,““”‘2."°"“ "23 “$11 20- .- as; No. 3, 75c-osi: No. 4. coco. iuini:—- 4s¢a5oc:iubric£nng ou.’W. Va.. edema’: coal oil: "’°‘°“°".°*' New York reoom they migmhave EAST, d‘f"f£’,;ea§‘;,'f §‘,,'‘,;‘,’,,,‘'’;, ,5‘; 51,,§;; 3} PITTSBURG, 1-1.. Janiiary 10.-—Petro1elim—— °,§g?‘9‘~‘~. 1-1"‘ “'°"? 7/-0 1" -0191‘. Prime Memo -3 1 No. 1 dark 4.olosoc,do ale30@-100; No.2 dark 250 no dear. l4};@15c=.150de2. 19@19}5c. shaded slightly If there had been good rece-into °°‘.‘f,“ °’k. L H ,h,.ee,,, Sf .24 hem mm 1, Market steady; ‘crude at $1 58% at P.‘irker’s for V(V7V.V-IV-if V1:Vf]ilg1;1l;|:Vl:i1;lO:al;(V9l:Vlg1 lg.-VlV) ;bVlV¢;‘ocI:-“e D. S.5cl5c;ar 3 £3 3‘ 3 E 5 350. do pale 20@‘15°;N 0- 315®2oc; No. 1569100. Lu-isxmv ou.—-ssossc. golf -4‘ oﬂeiiinxfa 51:1:-fated b§3ltle.bwnios not ggld §“.V’.§8 -h§a§ y‘;‘;.d. p,.m,j'$5'§5@,-, 50. m,d}};°‘m immediate shipment; reﬁned dull at 12c Philadel- ‘ , , - 1' ‘ 3 ‘ ‘We’ 0- '““ _ 1‘ Raceoon—No. 150c 0.2 25630-3, No. 3 10@15c, NAVAL 5-1-o3_[3....-T3; p 3,] 53 500;; 1,3 einx particu ary sira e. to earged oil‘ --_ - - ‘ _' -. ma de;;ve,.y_ V ::v:Vil:V,V;”)] 641); or p<VissiV§0lyd5%c would have been an 1:.;§ 2§ ﬁg V5§ =_§ .a§ N0_ 43@5c_ 3kun1;.1.blacj; (cased) 409503; short pitc§ brl $363 50; rooﬁng‘ writ. 154.3; oagug by means of easy quotations, especially for 1,170 $4 7556>(=V>4b 013121813{’1:O%:fDV42"2o£nVVeI:c:gsy8lfﬁcfggtﬁeggj DANTWERPV January ]0,...pe;,,-nieum 29%-f_ ‘Vi .V .. Vgiire Vor V-lay do,Vif it had been sold. 135. 33. :39“. g9. ..3. big, stripe 30l&35c; narrow stripe 20@25c; white 5@7c. ﬂrst quality, V balcib 60; navy $5; rosin, com. 001,250 ll‘. averages. As the future supply of this ayk-_ $4 10654 20. Phﬂadel Ma 54’ 3g@4 45’ OIL CITY, PA., Jmmary 10.-—'l‘-he petroleum VCV c. .ouV-mg me yesterday in transactions -on V ,3 ,4 ,4 3, 3 1:, Give; cat 10@l5c. Wild cat 15-@200. Muskrat 30 mon, 32 2502 50: No. 2 $2 7503; No, 1 gas 59; style of cattle will probably be liberal, only low Y"? “*3 - , m,d’a 1 000 i~,e£d- total for thrco “““'k'°‘ "‘1’°“ed at $1375’ and “°‘mm"’d Steady‘ ’a‘_‘.3°1;. ' Sc. Red and Gray Fox 45@50c, Opossum 3@5c. pale 545005 :2): virgin so 0. prices can be looked for. Butcher steers. cows Sheep’; Oeﬁelpdfs 11- y $5.) 505,5 fuarket dun with but little business. Reimrls in the afternoon f"‘.“.' °" ‘,",““""”5 1"” 1”‘-0?: mess 511.37%; 300 New(ll'1eaﬂ5- ------- ---- -- g gs; 3333; go‘ ﬁg 3} won soc to $1 50. Beaver-N0. l :1 to $1 at. W}1I’l~E .I.4.‘AD--The ooiiler Wlutc 1.eaacom- and heifers were mm_ewna_t slovv and salable at 03350» 0 9“ J’ ‘e “mm Bee',,,,,__Rece, 381,70 ofa new 600-barrel well 1!) the Millcrstmvn dis- D1 is s-Vtalitlar mess a..§.1120Vbart (lei. ;~65 (10 p. 0.; :01’ .,e,""'.'.' "" g5 25 2,5 29 49 B881‘ 500 10 30- puny, the St. Louis Lead and Oil Company, the Shaded P110-GS. 1110 11!50T19P 81119331112‘ and 10031 NEW YORK’ 4a§.‘§16m1‘,:, d’? are ,3 D -' t trict caused the market to decline to $13254. at on olden.-V-Vl:V’.5 bils at 01150. 80a: 1173. Futures °II'.:,'1'1;“ """ " 43 43 43 39 74 49 BU'1"1‘ER—Receipts 19,673 lbs. Choice grades Southern White Lead and Color Works and the 3990111011“ 000130‘ b°."‘31‘gh‘- OX0“ “'0” ‘"931?’ head’ mahfng ' a 101;‘ 4:‘. aysﬁiagamgt which ﬁgure it closed heavily. The Pmdiicers’ O1lfVa“"’t5 “Her "1‘”"‘““'Y - F°1"‘03!'! 9-ml Aﬁgnfa. Ga..'..... ..:::::::::: 57 57 57 59 98‘ 53 scarce, in steady demand and ﬁrm-er_: all Missouri Lead and Oil Company each quote their 61'. 811°W1““' .9 d°°1"‘° 3‘.“°° Tue"-?‘13Y 01 If-"%@350 0’ 3':gObba%a?or0§.esé?,n;,:,§Igidis. dv;’?,,a,fdWbeeaet1°é'a?V)1e Congress closed their fourth meeting at '1‘il.usvilie . Green 1 l11'eat's--lVe heard indirectly of safes 142:2-:fs?z?dG1.£.a1mn' Gamm‘ :0 2(7) :0 13$ :3 g§'i3:;.e§h°l%$e (c;::,lte”§ndC,?:a°,§:S.]3), 3':-,;'gY0c“,"c‘i ‘"3’ fgﬁg‘;§‘"§.‘{3;‘§,‘.°“§g§,k,f,F:,;3§f§,f2;,“,3’;:.,“§§§§ 330.1 stigfratrls egftfiilengfd dbﬂggggtén d,‘,”;.’,’§§,; :61”? light; market closed duil and heavy at a fur- ‘°'d3y' fa‘:-ii-£35’) 1%! R? cars 15V; hams at 6}4c ands .Savannan. (}'a'.'.':::::::::..... 2; 2; :13; 133 g dairy 256330; common to prime do 186225; egg? upward; pure ¢r’vwhité lead at$7 50; red lead, for good trades. Bulls are going ‘09‘;l"°°3°f3‘g;’eg;1B“a1$$‘°£1d1:§;sh§g‘dﬂif”:;”§’675g°. Dry Goods. D S Me,‘:§_[}«ebaVbfeL.,,fi%38 Sam W G ?g'1‘]§,m°"‘ G""""":::::: 6.2 62 6.3 57 1 10 58 try store-packed at 1002203 for poor to choice; extra color. $7 75: red lean ordinary color 57 25; well, and at QHCVWMIOHS. 8-8 the 1311%<§h61'8 030 K0‘ 53%,-pr: §5ii,.- pri'me ' and extra $10 756011 25 to NEW YORK, January 10.——Markot very dull on 010.9005 01.0100 “° 00 P 1"‘ 1° 1117] Caeshnigslc-1:2? "£05110: Ga.'.‘.£6;:.’56i;‘1'.s On’ 57 57 57 52 1 00 53 ‘.%)umrE:as§g]l1n%fg1gg1€8:c ; Northern dairy do 203 m;1‘Il~1‘C.'P§II1\{T,'1‘S—Vlllc Montaaue 513 Fr grrgges 1263035211313miuﬁfylflhﬁ-§.§'.e.§?31~.1.§:§>1.f§ :2 (“$58157 1583 3'10 2 083' 105108 smooth Chei-okeé 5; account of stormy weather. Cotton goods quiet '. __. ' ‘ . , . , ' Land (3.11 R. ..... 0'81‘, . ° _ ‘ _ . V ; _ encn . . 1 .-~‘ - 1.; a , with slight upward tciidency on col- i[’..‘..'.{.-’.-1:13,.-...z.r“L“'.'.'~.3i cfiiieart11b’-41-ls:-.:—-10UPl§de1s' ha‘-4” ' M-Mon‘ Ga """"""" 65 55. 6'5 57 1 14 5-‘3 E1305-Remain Overplenty and very dull. Sales ln0W-''111t¢- 5111 American Show-white, Sic. _ cattle. The city rctail demand _was light to-day. §8O‘l:|@(”9‘l’l':0t»t;1?l};ls1g‘r1l6t.§1‘Sl1O113SgaorfLo:I1j:l'l.:l%‘n§1lr::I1 ggédqcgﬁtozis. Prints moving slowly. Ginghams at 3%,. 70 D“, ' ‘V315’,/‘.u'_ 12 Vlkfs 5V’-_VSg<l6|J_l firs vvestromt. Ga.... ........ .. gt; ﬁg g 1 :3 3 exclusively to the local trade--in Vasmail way wmpow GLAss...1=-or box_ or 59 reet-—-zx1oVto with consequentlweakuess in p_riccs,si_ipply being _1_:Recé-ipis 5800 new making 14 190 ﬁend fér quiek Mews wear woolens 1“ “gm demimm 010111‘ l'll.::lll-11 .51afFlil5.85c to: 18h0l‘t}Cf-16,-El‘; on (31%;-gt: 87 87 66 l 41 07 1011112111111‘;-3‘ Me L C. m be candied’ shippers out or 31% '!ldI0€11lE1:t:;!;‘1‘?t1l2:7?‘g:11l1;‘'to‘3llg:121Bsti11:11:! 1;; i’:§'?.1e?i?3g'§§es§r1¥§5:i§1§?r13e$§:1ity6utSl§3'§k 111739 days: “gang,” 7'49‘) heah for we Foreign goods dun’ p.V(1Vg‘:f_ﬁh1fJ'::'i’V‘; 9:1‘ “4 6 4' }V‘:V,"_“ (33/1"*_ 1'_V,°V, 7/'}V;_V- 110 Ga ____ ____ _V 33 $2) 67; i 3: 3 DRESSED POULTP..$—Market heavily over. quality VH, lst quality$4V. 50, doable $4 25, 81:14 to ers oporstedallttle closer than they did afcwelays gameessgg‘ewit:l3:fo‘v';f‘?‘klimi;ggrtl;_g:,e f%’§}fltfgV‘§ -gm-pennne, _ .,;,.,,,}5c- ,,,,,,,.’, ‘,,,m,."};;;,,;,,; 53‘ ‘g-,",,"’,j‘.‘,’V“,‘,"’ §,,"0‘,',§ rorlyaiioy and Genome. 90 so so 77 164 73 s§0cked.1aVr¢e1y Iowerfaxlid dVuV11I; {eceiversh c0l’.Il- 31011!-':l.VV6§}VlIV;;V13Vo_-9x’§‘: tglggg §‘§:’;e1‘§i"'““1’f{ ﬁg“ 35°’-‘“§’.?.f’§.“.f2§f."’“ !')I1'h‘ehdeede§“cl1m:g('l;enden. re°c1)i1;oenp§ice§ Common to verv choice sheep Wimiisorou, January io.—spir1tsof turnenimc lb lute louse oﬂ'ei'cd~c’ul'edﬂ‘si.ioi-lnicrs‘ $11 ‘ An-mﬂcm7 811"" ‘"""m'’ 9? 9? 3? 82 1 Z4 83 D am” at 1 1? maflcybg ik mfm 83 em’ as t em '8 list“ all double $3.59‘ g2 '18 (mil Y ‘la’ culals In u 1] to the su 1 :1 01- ay W!-is at $4 ?0@0 V 100 153. W11-11 m3J'01'10Y.°f 83103 at $4 50 arm at 29550‘ 1_._ L Q ..3 _ V V - V «V» s -. nlbaiiy. Ga, .... ........ .. 95 9.. 9:. S21 .4 83 no other out let. ie 3: 0 sales was at annexed Q“ 1?! - _ - -X_ to 190. 5111- f_ll Y €<l113V PP .V- 3 03 V05 ‘'0'? . . 1 _ S - _ -VJ ‘ -13’ 0 8% ->40. clued clear rib at 5.t0o, no {_.2_l(ViiV‘ifi11,€. )4. C}. .... ... .... .. 69 60 Q9 57 1 04 58 1-ages; Chickens at $1 o0632—some_ few small lots :18. llt G118-11tY_$5 50. double $7 85. 15x20 to 18122, light trade, hardly any supply or demand. Good 0,05 50- ‘"Z.“"“3“ °f lamb“ 95’ ‘h°mS° Veg "me The lnanufactu,-9 of Paper, b"3.3' ll i-mm§:t0n- 1» 51 57 0- -2 1 00 53 G-,0,“ 1,,-on.-m, shgmgy hlgnef W-,¢-ea - ducks 5; -5 single 1st quality, $6; double 39 50' 15x26 to 201 1 000 lb inilch cows and sbrlligers wanted on fair 090811119 4-100 0030- 100-3108‘ 20-590 .0930 1°” “"99 . VV lizicon. forcasli--Few halt-casks sliort clear at 01'1""-‘<”-ll-2,17."-"'°,° N'C """ 53 80 881 7-7 1 "'3 82 652 50; goes: $3625; turkeys 7@3§, 15 - 3 fe{V 30, single, lst quality, $ 50; double’ 51050; 15x36 local and steady interior shipping accoun}. The C1378. 823105‘ 12-750 1103‘? “‘m.°, “me. 135‘ Week; A lecture was delivered recently by Mr. -}‘aVt‘-V.VVVVV_f VV ((»:V'*V’;3V)‘f‘_’V")"1,’i’-l‘,‘;,V 5.; S3 23 33 5-5,} 1 844 '13 coops live cliickens sold at $1 5062. ' to 24x30. 8111216. 183 11151113)’ 37; double $11 25; 26: cattle market closed quiet and weak at quotations 91""-‘-€38 fUI‘I11,8I' 1'6‘-dllcedy W111! f31'li0glV:‘~:e‘(;105910*(¥)‘ﬂlV'e' Wm. Arum, F_ C_ 9,, of Edinburgh, on the m[j’(,‘:.‘.‘',,.‘,.?.‘i.t,,E,§1°n'"Se“5 ‘"1 “me” "1 955° “W” S“D3t'L3l1“uul:2'~..S..6::::::::::: so so 60 57 1 04 38 GAME-Receipts of rabbits largely in excess of 23 t_0 24x36. sinzle. 1st 00211‘? 37 50: double $12; 26 for all but choice heavy steers. Natives consti- 000110“; 101"? 9°Y°d1“V'I‘;n““m§_4 1o‘__U?:V“c___R:'_ mmufacm;-e of paper, at the rooms of the {if,,;,,;’_;__5-'05,, an Omen at Q “mo _ S__lVimter. S. 0..., ..... 89 i_3g 8:3 71 1 si 3; demand and price lower; quail also lower, but in X30 1° 1554;; 31010?" 1”‘ "““;1’.“ $85,d°“m.° 5145?” W190 093“! 1113 ‘"1010 3l1Dl>1)'- 1 c 1.3U£F3‘g§‘°ll'ead'. ‘oval for me’W,,,,'k 3_17-’, head. society of Arts, London. It was generally io,é;-all in 12354" ......~..ca. "0" 0 Wm’ i>‘ff-‘.’"’i‘-‘.‘i‘5’..‘i" -3' 33 3% -i 25133 33 “E” “‘,"""'d‘ °”'”§‘?me 1”” p1°°L"0”d °“”i°"' ;05‘10tom30t£54 "£3563 1§1§-“#213336 31°§é’1°:“i3“ 0-W“-E °U°T-*TI°N8- .$‘i~...i.»...:.«....i. ’m-ivais consigned thmlllrh; yams admitted, he said. that the process of paper i.;m.l-—.-..-~.,.~.-: 15016:! prime steam .lt‘.'c 60 lcs 7 ()}»éiii§§£.1 .-ll'a.‘..'.....;III'.IIIC'.I. in 87 37 e6 1 48 .. ‘g;;f,,,;‘;‘§l.°.;‘;@1";3§‘;,,2,§Z»,2-E5211“ 311,23,’ ts-Mead: $171150: stxsétostxoo. double$2o;36x6§ to 4712398 N‘“'WE5""G°°d‘°Ch°i°§‘3”e3"“AY°"a“°”1-50° bare ofstock. Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1,200 making was introduced into England about . do (loci.-Cl at (r3’,*,-((2, 40 {cs country pm-1’;.h..,u,,e ’ 'lVE1l'ill1ll_E1l2l.1Tl. Ala ......... Z5 Z5 7'5 57 114 98 “V muCVh°1Uw’C,, ﬁgures; 1:heasa.nyt $‘@4 ;5:mnu'fi1 double%~5“- '-Di““"°u““;5'8en‘ 1 . mS*-ap3d1’'I'P'Wm‘d:1’(S14'S5@5£.§'(;;'v'33ﬁ3Dz3@l'4bf2b8’ head; total for the week17,000 head; market dull; the beg1nning of the ﬁfteenth century, and (;-.t,~.-:.-rm and keitie) at. 73.10 Reﬁned dull 02.73» -(..alera.. Ala ...... 45 45 75 571 14 58 V 1 _ _ . Q. _ . V - Cl, _ GUNPOWDERV___Th. Lanmttand Du om,‘ $.4..0.a,4_.o, too 0 av. V._ 1. . 8. $4 X63 fan. .1. good Wgsaem sheep $425@-170; extra $5; 0 comma at the end of the gevemeenth - l 3 1 -0.. 4 itumuia Ala. 5:2 32 so 62134 as $1 1001 20. Mb-W» at 756-850. squmel 406-loo . . - P - 4 40- fair do av 1 stool 300 as $39064 35 . - int . . 2" 1“ 3”". "“’.“ 8’“'~,o” ‘”‘ "-"3“““- - -it...-... s'...=....-553'.’-l'i’.IIIIIZIIII' s.» 82 82 62134 63 mixed and seal --act: $1 5061 75; mallard -lo $26 Haw-W3 Oriental. and A“‘.°"‘°“ P“"‘°" 02- ' is--ii.-o Good sit.-e’r...s..iool.i. a..'aweii.moe£l av-— °°'““‘°“ 135064’ 5 W‘ u“°m' H"""R‘3°°""° century- The process of converting was into 5.9:.’.".‘.‘.§.1‘;T,'_,",§;1i‘,§‘,’i;:" b"°Wﬂ- 4%-@5-C; yellow 50 : seima. Ala ................ .. so 60' so 47 94 -is 2 25; deer soccer lb gross; venison saddles iota 5°“ ‘*1 $°1‘9‘“°3 0‘“f°"‘“ “ﬁn? F-,G~ F‘ 1" - “°- era.;:i'en‘1.150-2171.200 lbs. $3 9064. 25. ' 5-200 hﬁ”“-gm ﬁ:g;{,n‘§,'g‘.“§,§§.‘;§§.,‘°~5§,‘I,3"i‘§ .’c,:[(',?,§; pulp was until the last century very labori- ».’«.-.”.s:.‘.“..'..-,l/3. ' Prime counml’ at 61“c } ’l11.‘.311§2té‘"21-(’..'13§"ii"§' ' M?" """ " $1 31 41; i 11?; "9-1--mm w"k5M~50@‘°°-9a°h' gs‘-‘$3.’-‘$1.2’ 335 kgiiilfz 1:550 112%:-t?.n ‘FE; 1-W0‘ 5“’”1”“‘ ’5“"’°”""'""° °°’~‘°"0’“°" 1"‘ 13146 153514 23 ' l-eavv fair 10 ext-r-10418071?! 20; com- 0113- 00‘ '1‘ “N1 “"1” 00° H°".*"‘“0°" °" 00"“ A .::..-.-:"..-,i.-. ...».~.--..7,r.; ' izx ya famgjy ,,,.,"f. ‘at $13.3 Live Oak. 1i'i'a...‘.f:::.°.':::.':: 66 66 66 so 1 is 61 T-M"”Ah5Sd S.Il?‘h',{?1"§,§%(fe§§t'f' 3-ks‘. “Ire 9-,°°19‘ 25-,1. keg. $2 90; do do (B) 25-}. keg § 40. °1“°05 1311'» 13°07 “me 01 1-05091-125 58 aver?-£8. mon1$375é-L; 10 cars unsold; salesas cars. ing maching was invented, which completely I3 to 5. ‘£5 -to’ half brl; dried i06‘Iii.: to lb‘ T""‘“"“"‘*'°'F" ------ 11” 101 1 01 95 1 33 -- W.“ Y "’ §},@40,. or 1’ r me’ 0 0"‘ 5°C‘ Riﬂe and sportmgin cv.nnister's--rilie x-'1. cans 75 ' Kimslls Cirir. January 10---CM-110--Receipts revolutionized the mode of paper making. Wu-::.e.~, .é7»’§';'-. 50 (,7 duz. ' ' ‘}'~‘¥'“°“'“-"- F11» -------- -- 20 Jig 1 40 85 5 g’é$gt%%Ul.1.__ﬁnchnn2ed Demand ‘M, . 2 dozen in case, 0' case. $7 90: 1-5 coitus. do do: 3110005’ Swen‘ Good ‘mans’ l’m°a1'15. 170 head; Shipments 115 11800 '3 mﬂiet 0011 0-00 The lecturer gave some interesting statistics I.1‘ls'.3$.*:*.l:i1 l.i.::V;V,,Vi',%--L-If-l7.'.‘:.i-liL\v' at.$-.1 to $1 50; sales 150 NéI11W‘gg?£,Az§i:::....."...--. 6.0 4% 351 38 33 only of which there is little oﬁereid. Sale 1311?: $12 25915 1°; 8}?’ cam mucking) 53 80' safety 5.60% 88-1)§;‘@4. Futroazi-?ll"age‘ $39B5ga40’w0 58. neglecmm Hoggfnweipu 5’468 head; marke‘ rehﬁve to the trade’ The number of mms head $4. 2...:-.l ou. Beebe. Ark ..... JIIIIIIIICIIII 65 79 so 3 1 es «lo bi‘ight apples at 46‘:-.i}{r:; we quote peaches at3% mm’ °"§”m°“ °°“’°“' .17 10° me" 75°‘ awe’ sgcooegsoak-e°3mii"o?i'L...‘3A.é"..,,e'”’ 3 1 mom} Hy) 3,, 3°'’-‘V° 3‘ we d°°"“°5 5101 sales at $3 6593 72%‘ in Britain was 385. of which 65 were in Sect- L‘m“’ R°°"‘ "“"'"'°°°°'-- 3° 3° 3“ 28 55‘ "5 '0‘-4° 0”“ mixed 1° 5° 1°’ 0"-""°“- ' taped "her (10 do’ $1 '50’ donbwmped “mar M $3 70@3 80.’ ' ' bulk "ﬂake $3 67%@3 I ' land. There were in these mills 526 machines Got 1' on . 1"*’7‘‘’ A better tone prevailed throu,g,-.limi~*. all l.liemar- ’ Tranrsactiions on ‘Change. January 10. 1878. $2({lVxION;~3-Steady. Sale 60 brls choice yellow at ' cl do. 51 702 triple-taped vvaterdo. $2; gutta-perch; do, 52 50. other brands are unrated at uniform braces as to zrmdc Unoi-cc Cows and iieifers--For averages of 9001! 1,059 to 53 E63 85. General Ila:-xou D1 ‘roles:-spa. at work, produciiig annually 350,000 tons of paper, to which must be added 10,000 tons gen: yesterday-_ Livermm ,.,,,-‘,..,,e.3 ,, ﬁrmer slums tog mung; pgmvpgy-, PO1.‘A1‘OES—-Choice peachblovv nominal at 45c SHOT pug“ was nyng. back :2 400 Fan. to Good 1-owsan-ll Heifers--.Avei-ag-es 800 NEW YORK January 10.-Cotton—-Snot ﬁrm; madeb Th t . , ‘h 360 000 ., 1 .. . , V V T . _ ( _ V .1 _ _ _ . V . _ _ yhand, e 0133 was us .... ..:?i*.:;%:-“‘;.‘f.’;":.::.i‘..:*.:,*:**.;;a:;i.*:,::.“o.:,.2*:.: 3.’§3..".“.’.“’. t trio oooo°oo “~“‘“"°"“ ““‘ *5 = *5 ' °“' ' ' .;';:;.:*.'t“;.:.°=.."“.t?*“o i“ or o ‘oo i*:i;;;:.ri’.*r.i'.il:;¥ita.§“io.*::.:::r:'..%;* ;- lo... -an... .- -:2o.ooo.ooo. -mi. spore’. -- 1ll‘.“I..‘l'l1€‘!'. =I€1l7'-ll--noting 1-16-c. Locally Olll‘ﬂ'1.Ll‘k{fI; was ﬁrm, and increased activity in deniand was ex- Jnoited. -spotsaloa as‘-arena-ding 1,-641 bales. We 30 000 bu January at 43c. 4l%c,50.000 bu March at 12..-., 430] Trading under the sl-irage) was light: 05,000 bu Febriiaivat 20,000 be May at new rule (buyer pay 15,000 bu January sold at API3LE,S--Plenty. Prices clsminuefweak. We quote in. $1 256:1 75 to ﬂ 5062 3 tor poor to choice varieties. Sale 50 brls, at $2 16 from stone. 0- 1uII.8—-$24062 59. ‘ P16 molia-Gnu-coal meson“ 11:. i 1!‘: Gy w; No. 2 an. El: white and mottled, S21; stone coal Missouri No. 1Fn’dy, 32622 50; No. 3 . 1 ﬂux’: iurxvn oxnx--Averages. 1.000 lbs. and un- vvards. good to choice. 53 7503 90: do room and ia;.§s°:37xW3-60. common. cause and com. 365 0 March 11 61-100; sales to-day for future delivery 58,000 bales. Gold closed at 102%. Flour dull and in buyers’ favor; demand limited; receipts 11,000 bu-role; cups:-nun Western and state $4 7535 la: England amounted to 16,000 tons, while she imports 24,000 tons. With respect to the consumption of paper in afferent countries. Mr. Arnot stated that in Raul: the annual continue to q . ¢_ _- , , _ V, _ V . .-___ 1‘ ‘ _ V $2100; mill, M2 30lLthN'I N . I . V _ V m... ..... sits .i.;“.‘2? i.°.t.*is *ii.Fo...""::i::% .il°.‘.':.. ‘*1-.....*‘°-' i.t"i..o?l.°°.....- ‘mo . ..= Pa .....°°o;':;‘.T:.;*“';.'o....°°o to ‘W; o::"-....‘'- 2 23 ooo-or; *°°. ";' 3 ..““i’..‘;'.i‘;.“.°.:.i‘c:f.:.':.'. r-or " 9 ,; 1 . . :— .,’ ‘ .. . ' ' , - - J 3 1 ._ . ' - n . . - S 1- n’ v. . . - ‘ . - 5 1 , ' . 1‘ 7 11310!) n n 1 1 ~ 11‘ feign ;()EtV:lO¥:j8r)l'zuV(}’_€VV3ln§VHV11|";é€1l£g‘l;gﬁﬁ;(,G£aVVl:1l...3(§:V:£g,, ;):VV::5~:l‘l3I;t}?:{o. Also. 5.000 bu new can 1orJan- prsggancgiggwe quote in. V gallon for 2“ I gum” hm. ‘V.’ gﬁmw. 9 In 2?} s ?:? “V glgieriu 2: Int?’ A-1!” rm 5’ Fmnceq’ ' , ' 9 I o ' w n V ‘ ‘V r.» ' . V ' V; ‘ ’ _. \ ; "IL - . - V. V O ‘_ ' ~ V ' " , :' 1-'}35°ir..._.,,,,,, mm mm“ 1” 16¢ F 1,9 oiolf-oh Coil-lI-m-rr as gee. with WHITE BEA1¢5-Demon-lfer~i-nmeatookolaly. $m021;o¢hurhnn-u:Scotca cocoa-dlnztoh-ands, cs, 53 not; fair. averages soom.m 3.. ware.-lacuna. Wheat heuv ; receipt! ,oao Gerri!-I18. H3051 333133105: "*0 BTW“. . 3. - . u-— 41,{c bid, February at éoxc with Loxc hid; Mai-ch Western range from S1 to 51 75 for poor to mine 1 mega; ' 1 1 l'.*n*ay,ma2z; gum,“ 3 2593 so; good Tenn. snares ﬁolihﬁ mil; 119. I Quilt £33; In. I V spin: 1 11%. .V . , ll -i--—p—:r:u1u.U10 ﬁJrl--4h-nh98\ ‘‘ i we . v ...T jﬂlllﬁ ﬂail}; Clclir-ﬂlzmcirrai, jrillap writhing; Eannnrp-11,1373. 'L__ ~—.......-5 \L"*"' ,_ my-0-'*""""' INVALID INDICTMENT. ._....—. *""""'--------—--—_.......'..._.._.__....___._ allegcs against the defendants- iead this count, as i_s above s divisible into two counts‘ portioir se d t , .. ......:. ..°.°?‘«.'..’$€.‘.’.i’»’»“.3.’? l.'.“*9ll,,$g*;,*;g-,e,§,lg{;:: by the defendants"to effect, tin, COnS]')l]T'ac_V.H rlihe the United States is all éyigg that) certain false . ’ nvo-,{ . And the Last of the Custom HOUSE C3868 consti'tl&i(§Jllis01?rtll):li(ll.lillt;CLllsltlonilfhf[(l)ll%Icuu8i?(lrl"’3b(: Probably Closed Forever. [Here the Court set out,] This count lirst. the conspiracy REAL ESTATE AGENTS. as. s. FARRAR. Guns. '1'‘. FAl£RIi‘ FABBAR <3: <3 0-, . REAL E STATE BI{0KER.S, .W_...'. 15.‘ '. .l.)..‘§Y.ll.*’ S.0.N.L,l:£9§.l‘l ‘.3 ‘H’.-..... 7 THE Gtuii -lliiiiliinl St. Louis and New Orleams Packet Company. p For New Orleans and WSY L&11dlh85- r I 0 o o I on 0 o 0 a co 9 0 0 0 GOOD Leaves Tuesday. 15th. Mb I). m. For freight or passaitc &DDlY On 9031“ . hartboat. foot 0 Market street. t 2: N. B.—T'l‘lll‘0llKll bills‘ lv.t11l1_R‘ (‘V911 0 Sllrevepoi-t,La. ,vizt N. 0. It.R. '1‘. Co. (Aiken smile). and to 3]] pojnts on (_)ugc])1t,g I{i‘>,"e1‘ V13 N. O. and 0. REAIJ ESTJXTE AGISIJCY, R, ’l.‘.Co. (Blauk’sLi1_ie). t ‘ C t T T NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. JOHN W. CARROLL» Age“ ' T * -""""“""“" (}Q1,LE()TQRs AND FINANCIAI, A(-;E_NT:3, especially whether or not it shall be wound up by an assignec or under the control and inailzit-‘.'0' ment of the Board of Directors; and that the Sec- rctary send by mail. with such notice to stock- holders, copies of the report new prepared and printed. ’ ‘ Mr. Wade seconded the motion. Mr. Kellogg oirered a substitute, similar to_the motion, but dill‘orino: from it in that it recognized T the legality of this and the lust meetings. T ‘ Nobody seconded the substitute, and so it tell . throuirb . - _ The words in the motion relatinu to the motion being published in the papers were withdrawn, and it was then carried without a. dissenting voice. The meeting‘ thereupon adjourned until the 17th instant. THE rﬁvlsrts. UNITED srarns SIGNAL SERVICE Ruronr. Dallv report of the stage of water. with chanzes in the twenty-tour hours ending 3 p . in.. Januarv Tllll COURTS. United States District ‘Court-—Judge Treat. RIVER TRANSPORTATION. ‘ * . 1 8 '7 8 .. urmcis MISSISSIPPI. l /\ 5 Keokuk Northern Line Packet Company. For Clarksville. Louisiana and Way Landings. T 0 0 n o 0 0 onto 0 0 o 0 o a -GEOO Leaves FlA’l‘llltl)AY. 12th. at 4 13- ID- 5 Oitlce on xvliarfboat. foot of Olive street. .-a-v—n-—-uun. Messrs. Walsh and Patrick Released as to the Charge of Conspiracy, I In the matter of the steamboat Lizzie Bayliss,” United States Comniissioner Werner has ﬂied his report. reconimcnding 1]. final distribution of the fund in the Reirlstry. It will be presented for conﬁrinatlon when Court meets on next Monday. rhe dividend on maritime liens, for supplies, etc. , is 21.08 per cent. 825 Wa3h‘lngt(in Avenue.‘ WM. M. McPHERSON, JSTATE AC‘ ENT. RENTS COL. . 1). Loans negdtiated. Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds for all the States, 520 Pine Street. I‘. W. MATHIAS. ARIF. on Joivdiw IMLATIHAS K5 DE JONGH Oliice and for labor performed on said building a ' O :;‘;1ieaté:l16_Il1_d Tcorrect.” What can be more gen- thatma inde_inite than this? It is not alleged counts acgllﬁlliracy was to certify falsely all no- me bu” In vouchers for _material and labor for “con 6102‘. but to certify “that certain false we lilsand vouchers for materials and labor 36 P6 inc and correct.” This is all. But what d counts and what vouchers is not alleged. How toes this advise the defendant so as to enable him 0 make his defense; what accounts or what vouchers are to be impeached? How can the (/_Ol1l'|3kll0Wlf a trial is gone into. under (1113 in. dictinent. whether the accounts and vouchers offered in evidence by the Government are the Court of Appco.ls—-Judges Lewis, Bake- well and Hayden. - Public Schools vs. Boa.tmcn's Insurance and Trust Coiuuanv; motion to amend entry or judg- ment illed. , J. S. Mellon vs. B. F. Webster, briefs riled. Nannie E. Wright vs. R. Birchei" submitted. J. J. Scanlnn vs. Masonic Hull Association; same vs. D. G. Taylor; N. J. Fairchild vs. Anne 5. Hunt; J. J. Scanliin vs. J. C. H. D. Block; N- J. 1l‘airch-ild vs. W. Bosbyshell Masonic 11011 Full Report of the Exhaustive Opinion of Judge Dillon. The Leading Journal of the Mississippi Valley. District Attorney Bliss Enters is None Prosequi. As was generally anticipated, the United States . 1 . . " ' , 1 C ‘ 113- . i . B ‘ld' . . - . same ones in respect to which the Grand Jury cases) 5 ‘"““1°“31“P1'08l'6tl-50¢. and 310.0-V61‘ Wmll 10' 1878' Mampms and U§t's. L’l.I%ll;’.mt amp“ - - - 607 Locust Street" Insurance Lu lng Circuit Court decided yesterday morning that the found the bill of indictment. (Lambert vs. Peo- M°"d“V “°’‘‘- ;. Q 3. g For Cairo, Columbus. 1-Iickman. Memphis. P°€“Vm° , S FY3513: Ent.er.pr1s1Ilg . indictment of the Grand Jury a ainst Messrs P1°- 9 00"“ 573-) If the defendants are cou- A“l°‘"'“°d "° M°“‘l“3' “°"l° 3 l “" a‘’‘ l as and Vicksburl?-Al‘-<>h°r 1-J" . .. MARCUS FINCVH Walsh and Patrick, for conspiracﬁto defraud the; “med or acqumed on anmdi°m°"”° — W’-_~“ ~ ~ ‘:3 9'3: ‘ ‘ﬁg 1 gig JOHN MAVtl’1‘1ll3l53";é.53'53-3:'l"l3m5§%}fei2ggflS:‘$r5 V Reha'b”1e" TE ‘GEN ’ Govemm t -t _ T GENERAL up UNCERTAIN Circuit Court No. 1-—Judgc Gottschalk. S’l‘A'lI,OI\S. _e3__ 4-,, B1‘A'1‘10NB- gs... -to TTTTT, ,p_ m ~ W_ ,,_ “U,”-EL“, REAL ESTA A '1‘. V ' en W1 h respew to the new Cmwm lmw can the-Ylllead the lud nientinb ' of other J ii" B - ill d ' O 1 g is in 539"" H0089. was invalid because of insuﬂiciency. Prosecution? How docsﬁ. appear lhat 3310 ac- 15$.-i'§§.l.'v's Llililgillélgss ‘Company’ until 20th ‘ hm ‘ * ’ l‘ . MEMPEIS AND ST LOUIS PA'CKF'l‘l (‘O ——U S“ East St. Louis. 1“. Judge Dﬂlonas Opinion counts and vouchers were such as that an intent to file bill of exceiitions. ’ A Cairo. Ill..... ‘-‘20 61-1 Bllldemnhis. ‘lg 3,-8 lg Man L,m,__Fo,. Cain, Coﬁumbug Hiciinan and- _ _ _ T ° _ to defraud we United St t , b , . d t _ , . - Clneinnat1.. .3 8 10-0 10 Nasliville Z « . . T T T T .T s T £f;{,°l,‘§,;g,l*l§ogl;;;l;gnE,g(§ Jugs; Dilltonhln fugh thetm? 11% «lanes. -zmls?sa°$3x:n°c§’."i§l='§."o‘§s 3. 0.13.‘-’.~’§.‘l.»T'.:”.' ""°“°’ ‘““’“°°"°" 1°” i"l“°°m B‘i‘.l3‘:1‘.’.ll‘.?."x'.;'u‘é élio l‘ii‘l»l.‘i;I.'..§.’§.'e‘’‘‘.‘?.‘: 5} 3 «+3 13 1.§'xS’x’i‘.’t?‘i’il"l;t‘i<«‘il¥‘.’l.‘.‘l.‘..If’.‘3f’.’ ......... ...im.Ty..-.T..h.T;..;T§Ter. Accurate in: News and Fearless Jams. csvmmmn. nnwmn s. no.w.n-.. , ‘ ‘. lit 10 men. as con ma cria s are t‘ 1, s ' . T T T T T _ T . . T - . ' ' 0» 0. 3 Win Mario FR.[D~AY., ; c - - T V _ _ §l3{'}iii".-’.“§"."il’ <:°r:nm°::- The .....“°:.:: t°."‘:l..:?i.:: .t:°:.::.:.:lr::: rrl:.:i..r::k°*..?°'v:::.::i::“lri§:.‘:1::’... l:::::,:~;.i:.~..~ : :3 l’i‘.‘."if.:.i°.2ff....li‘6 6 I1 3 W- in Comment. c-VENEER & Rome. 3 3 0 .‘°W.33. that the. conspiracy related to “certain false and 00 ' ' ' 1 Louisville . 6 0l—0 1 'Vicksbu1's----- 33 OW ' ‘ 0 “A lth '- f 'd, - v . ‘J ‘ ‘ -’ -‘ ' " . . . ~ OUSE AND A ESTATE AGENTS. ‘ SaidT 3:) fum1‘g_"I*)‘:e*: gxffsﬁim°:nlll:§gP8<:3:1h;03f0Jl:y ;l;%l:I(aléT1l8:)lltutlnc(:,)0fu:l[l):38x;"l'sy1"V;7"?i giigigeet £v;itlTiast§e}i§‘13i& p1l3.:si:e;l)v:t.erVnV:lbter;judgment for dciendant on OBCIOW high w,,,te,., FNN Sergmm _ KQUNTZ LINE, OtT‘aw1.30;,:r£g:1Peuél13g& an iconveyancers. Loo. ne- g§iéV&‘¥1%r:Tl;<;1.w;hs%lcb:16;-El tphfeIci>1}1_l;1dI.:)1§'élﬂ138g4l:1.pl:3l;Te T ‘(Egg 't‘g):(31d;:st1Q1r‘)n1'[;o§:;_gr?_BSCé'1DtlﬁOn Of. the; o,i;eus:i«> gGZtl'l'l.lil. vs. Honig: answer ﬁled. med Siunal Service. U. S. A- T 1°’ I§f(;’;TnC1’g;‘ﬁg.5N’,"i“3£l Cy I, , fection of rents and care proper‘?!- inten-éen, of the conum-Tction of me new Custom : hence the v .. cc 0 .e innocen . ' -an umm ngs vs. Sbaunhol-st; answer . .. ’ ‘ ' - importanice of the. decision ‘of-_ W T . l Special attention paid to. col... 0 l I 5 . . . . -. . 11 1 ,. fr n"— rfbou - » . ;: tn 0 f S L then in p; ocesg of emcmou Unit“ State‘ Sumeme Court in me-.0ruiks-h£‘)§ nlggcgtltllgvvggld 1§;lsédGreen.wood ; motion for alimony Height“ water gboveww Wm” markT10JT,;1O gm,“ T _§IEIj<gtzK1g111;1;$§;IE‘1eW1€tT{9i3Q’teiocigé I The GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, 8111108 its e:t,£ttl1])- -, No 800 Ol1vTeT.. at... St. Louis. Mo. “__ 1n e 0 t . ( I ' U ll . l " ’" " " I l " . V I . ( l ‘ ooooooooooocaoouooqooo - ti In‘ P‘; In‘ t con vac e( Or - E’ . . ' z . ‘. nr 1 . ‘ S . 0 A the said Wlmam KT PmgTrickT lglelgigilhgésélﬁgtthaérllg case. which settles the law for all the Courts of Schwartz vs. Walsh ; notice of appeal ﬁled. Fa} 1“ pm wms J lshmem‘ 1'” 18")’ by t 16 Con 0 Id ' the United States. Space under center arch of bri.u:z,e...._.....76 test.- This indictuient does not advise the dsfenda.n_.ts, OHN w. I{ING.A£§0l1t- Space under side airches or bri‘dsre........71 feet. . . .. . . . Assistant Superintendent of construction of said. Rolfe vs. Atlas, Dcsoto and Missouri Mutual; JOHN MAGUIRE. T two Republican morning newspapers of St. City of Helena, Vicksburg. A BOATS ADVERTISED To LEAVE. H. C. Yaeger, New Orleans....Saturday, 5 p. m. Victory, Louisiana. . . . . . . .._. . . . ..Saturday, 4 p. m. Belle ofhlempliis, Meniphis.......'l‘his day, hp. m.. City of. Alton,blew_ 0rle:ins......Saturd:iy, o p. m__. John B. Maude, Vicksburg. .. ..S:itul'day, 3 p. in. ~ A T BANK NOTES. '1‘li~e Yaeger d-id not depart for-New Orleans last night, but will probably get, it.w_ay _t0-I.Il01"1'0W evening, and the City of Alton, winch IS on deck for to-inorrow, will be thrown back until next Week. . 1 ' Capt. Abe Hutchinson, agent at Kcokuk, for the . i _ ‘ _ and he. the said G’-,l'§?s'i,1.r§’h‘.§’§}§’,§f,’_‘,§° tghfe building’ then in process ore’ t‘ ‘d A mic-‘.'V°”‘1:‘l&’ petitions oi: Receivers to be made T” A ll « . 0 ' Louﬂ. h In ' t. ' ed. ‘n unuestioned 3-lace )EAL13s1*A'rEAN1) r,v_oUsEAGE\"1~ cox. did at 3.3.16 disti-i.ct co.hShill(;(: L00%I?1sh?Ilgfe§:9ln:l '¥gl]lait1*f)tiln“itl:lllcll1%¥etht: riliml?'tt” 211'” they can ml‘ parties overruled. ' B k ‘RB'IiX‘lu%-tevens Tennessee .. .. ‘ ' _ ' - £9‘, .aS .am Qlln a ' . .1- 1 It .2 iv-eyadcer and Notarv Public. Hounds, foes and l :T;T.. _ agree together’ and ‘with oer. T and accounté the ha 0 Tlthﬁl ll 1,l_Il10U.3 V013}-TGhe_l3 ---—--- Victory. T an o T B er I T In l3 9 f10l1l.7 I'J11k_ O1_ WeStCrn JOULHJ. ISO}. 3 Storag for rent, 19339, 5g]_a,or gx3han%p1T1n ' taun other _ persons to said. jurors un- “by the G0'se,.nme-In ,OV§S,§{,1}sﬁa,,§‘é‘éhbaiggl-‘led °“- Circuit Court No. 2—~Judgo. Wic1£lmm.. Bi“’)l,11‘§8°ﬁ M"ml’h‘5' I°.m’ V ‘ . °‘.' "~’“"“““ ml-"Nm“"NT'° "*3 growth in business :tnd_circulation has been ; parts etthe city. Money -coined on 1588- c5i8h‘-- l §'i'§.’.'§'3’.u‘.‘£‘...‘}ef£.2ﬁi§,.,“:§~,_,3§‘§l§,‘§e ’°‘:‘;i‘i';f3o‘§"£‘5o °_f _'n,;£§’§5ti£ 3% 1_n<l;ietment for a conspirzlcyto. de- u,:,,l,r‘£§‘§’t’,‘1'(}’1‘,’£;Tv%°°'11°”3» m°l'l°“‘ ‘°'5°‘-aside 933011‘ ' DEPARTURE!» steady and unintei-i'upted, and as its inul,ti- Omc-9» 519lVV3-1133-1‘-‘5"--b9l" 5th and 6311' _ 000, by certifying, he.’ meSajdTh.0m.asWTa1Sh, as . ., . . ,9 nited States, and the Ame;-loan de- .. . . .. . , . . _ t. , 3 snperijiitendcnt as a,fcI'esai-d, William K: P iWl‘1‘-'rk . 38» 1_iS.s1st..a..nt S1lpcrin«;t‘endent as aforesaid, that ce_rt-am. false and f;rau.d-u_1.eu.-ti . (United Stat accounts and vouche-rs forniate.rialsfu_rnish,e.d for i 536; State vs 15arkci.es Va’ use in the construotloil of said new-Cu_s;tom~Ho~,us.e Sllpra; C.o,‘n‘,',,on“',eal,:h and Post 0i.‘fl—ce.., and for labor performed o.,n'said V vs. Robetts supra T) building. were true and correct; that a.£te,1‘;w’a.rds-., 1 , 0 ‘ ‘NOR I31,-.HE UN , l0'W”.‘ 0“ 1“ day °fDe°emb‘31"-1hil3l;1.8.year a,foi:e’.-‘ 1 in the present if d'ct V ‘°ERT‘“-9?? ’ “said, in pursuance of and in order; to" - “-1 13911!‘ helpeﬁi Out by the _ . , . _ eﬂectthc : , , ob]ect_0fsa.l<1001181311736)’. 00.m.bin-atj-o.n:, oon_iseo-- = ‘° -“‘° °‘’‘’*’'‘ a°"~ eracy and airife emcnt, T y 50 had as _atoreisaid., the v T T ‘said Tho_«niaS:Wa16_h.. 0._f 8.11-113.,.(l‘;1S-liI?lcll,;.a.s»Supe-ling‘ : 5. tgndentas aforesaid, did present to one John F‘. ' Long-,tben and there disbursing agent for the said point -that me means mﬂowry vs. Russell; deposition of C. R. Howry ed. .ﬁ1g&1m.minzs. vs. Spaunhorst; amended petition tudes of readerswill testify, its growth in all the. essentials of a. ﬁrst-class newspaper T BQQTH, _BARA]).A_- & C0,, has kept steady pace Witll: the advancement ESTATE Agglqvgg. NEG(}TIA._'13}} of its-patronage, until; to—da.y it stands with- .. , L?“$f;1b;ge%‘§f6‘l§lt%rf§;‘jg:’;;‘§é§§11é’ﬁ‘*g}“§§§;‘*‘d? out a riva1~ in the Mississippi Valley or the. gnepels V ‘ 9 ’l’_‘ ‘ at f ‘ Northwest as to all that the people expect, 177°’ '0 1v6_‘s;T_1:_TTﬁ:__,____:_.:, from a ﬁrst-class journal. $pEciA_L,T N€)_1ZlGE$. Politically, the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT» is and- hzts been Republican in sentinieiit and ccuvic-. was. com. ans. OUMMISKY. r. x. can “Tub d .. . effected must be de- ST. LOUIS DIME. . . we in 3001.8 part of the. l»n.dictm;e.nt with. cer- Ul:l’l¢l{. 3; 'I;).'lll_on., 532- supra-,; State, vs. Keach,‘ vs. Hunt, _s_upra; State Railroad managers are reqiiested to notify of all)’ changes in the running of trains. $113.‘ the W113 C31 *3‘ may be kept correct. ' CH.ICAG.O. ALTON AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD-. Cirains. Depart: Ar171Y"' Chicago Morning Ex ress. *~ 77:45 a. m. 1* 9:00 n.m. Quincy, Keokuk an « I’eor1a..l*~ 924.5 a.m.l 8300 a. m. S):ii-iiigﬁeld Accomn1odafr.ion..;* 4:00 D»—m.. "‘10={l0 3- 111- Jacksonvilltc J5 Louisiv:;na.Ex. i* 5:00’ p.in.l*— 5=0‘lD- ma Quincy and K,eolgul: Express. P‘ 7:30 p.m_. ' 3:. r : - . . Fran klin vs. I-Iollc; motion for security for costs susta_iiied. Ives vs. Bent et a1..; depos-itvionsiiled. Atoaourned, to 14th. Circuit Court No... 3.‘-..—..Jud9.'.e. Boyle. MagWiTQ~i.VS. Fillev; time until; Febrnarv 1 to give s-ecu-rity for costs. ‘l’ Stanberg vs. Meyer; motion. forrnew. trial ﬁled-. - .. . . . Cllicago.LightllingExpress...if 7:3op‘.m. tion. Believing- that the Republican party, ., mechanic .: a 1; ~ M3gW1l?8- VB. S-h.ep-le= ' motion for new-t 1alwith- . - -. - - l . . . 3 pew °é1eSsts?IIl>tH?r1§§tio?.ncln 1:333. Q.me’i me“: m0l1-tl1-0fEl‘;:)Il’el1llbl(:$i‘%lIé§74r?llVllﬁ5€l1 bsgélllalntﬁliodntehri ‘l’'‘“’‘’“' X’ J 7 r . N(ll.§ll.e:§iI3<l”3l1<:eii-ifﬁtlidzalﬁitilréon. President or the CHICAGO THR0U€iH~Ll~NE- by Its I'eco.1'drn the past and by 1t.Sl?>1.0d£e9 t0 5 , 1 . . ;. :1[Il1OllEl);0 twithin said mi-Ema’ ..ce.N<;-gay Tgf-M8613 f§1i’1t(;lilT6:aj[l)]a(,;}'.r({3lé3nttl 05. the s-umot $2,186.22. But it moﬁlfgiﬁugﬁéylfffggman-3 ﬂlml 399033‘ Of R9315“-‘.r ‘Northern Line ﬂeet, returned from his home in Chicago night Express .... ....l+ 6:45 p. I11,-ll'l311,0A ?~~‘T?1l- the f“l7u1'e's is the Safest E-§l1€11‘0l-iall of the pub. - .- Tznst Chi! ti “is " ’. .' , , _. ‘. ~- ‘ . H’. - ,1?! T , - 7 - ‘ .1 ' II - f 1:’ ‘ ' ' , ,‘ l l l I ‘ H . I . -,1, ' ', * . - ID ., ‘, .. ‘ _ . ' ’ %ndlEl..ll(r?.n‘l:.(l1l(,£a(E3)()e1ll2';8t(I}ll13e}ll13)??)Een?€u(3lll)‘1.oIf:Cl;%I‘l3 not true" argld m-11011 19528131a.I;al3¥l£lf(ClC§gl‘l3:‘3l£;l§:lle(§'lr' KEYSVOHG B-ridge-Conlpan-Y vs. I:l'1i.nois. and St. OhlO‘ye'St‘eIday CHICAGO. .l3URLI.NG'l‘0N AND Q,U1l\-(,1 R. it. he Welfare, and the OI'g'itnl_AzttlOl1- 111083 likely AL 9 9 e ‘ ' . " . » . - ‘ “ - ' - ‘ . _ ' - ' . ' . . t . -t d A r ,gu‘ r groiluatc of two Medical Colleges has been longer en- . them to be SOT The avermems m respect to the Laws Budge O0Tmpany;T judgment for $46T83]T OST The City of Helena, of the Anchor Line. s :11 e , e 18. . . . . , .- , -'—.dR kl‘ d.D'.'s':0. ‘ . . .' , A. , 5 .' r. -,.tfll'V’ 1,s~. d ]ab0,.e,.3 emTp1~oyeq- on the gala custom House and, ; Overt an do not Show any cmminal ﬂ. . damages. ‘g(1)]l'Vl01(El(_Tli)ul‘£§'_lt1Sli3T e1v1'eni_nf%T(;\£ith 11. monstious trip. W H 5; Il“)°“’15;r OC 5:3‘: 0_ 1:1 ‘:8 m b m. V to secu1.e.good._ governinellt to the people and. 5 §3’§§§’.‘,1,I§’i‘c‘li§iS,3I’e‘3§,§,8§§3lt1l§¢in7§:§; glhif II;he3rfs1i‘l:l‘aei?:n.SetTCIlJI<£;txli§.nas ‘ ‘ = (h ‘T - . -" " A -'1 -_ Y J . , n ‘O gc-use 1n-_ _ _ _. -ewas 1":l.-VVID . 11' six . . _ as £133.11‘; 4x........... T .: gin... - =_- .- - . . ._ - . , - . ' Ai ‘, .- 1. lv d_ od.i-esineilis now.’ _ _ P05‘ ggiiggl-dE(1;rldgl87'E Ililvéhnibtllgftilliovgllnbgléén ,the connection witll those pay-rolls; and hence we II;Iam'"£fnd~V_5-- 035952 m0t1011 T01‘ DWI’: t1131ﬁ19d- The river COIl€ln[le8 falling, the gauge showinat, lﬂaépregs. ........... . .. 1; 8:20p. in, (1, 7:1.) an in. -T to Protect the Hg]-llvs Of 4“: W3T h3V9 Slle-ldlll’. °‘§’VP;)’”ﬁ7§§s‘:}§;n“$,. ?, agggees Tggrgcture,o,.¢§.,1_,§,T!-«ge,- ygﬁlg were. then and»the1_é vouchgrs lflor the_l;:5;_ fay all-°-t they czmnot. Mani’ View. aid the defects am "’ L10‘-“b°"g°" e“‘°“°d' 10 feet 9 inches at darl: last Tl11‘a.!“l1l}. 1‘ The Levee is. V CAIRO SHORT LINET : striven for. the advancement of its. S,l2ﬂ.ll-dal‘(1 in ; n3aforlftupiuﬁr,'e,ta,l‘l $."1%',|?'E;)£§%S%&la£itGSéanr€‘l §yph{;;iei;T5cT3i; ment. to be made bYl‘li[:11; the said John-F.Lon.9.‘. £11-deg v(:;:OI'11i§.l?il€:"tc'.’yallO)l,tl1Ol_l.lllCi)sf lanes c§oI'l§2t-) (The Circuit C0urtN 4 J (1 Ii (11 ?3l;e"§llevlllllﬁllntliéludl’ and would be attended C ' M 11* C" A J C * I ‘iﬁa In *'8'45D 11 Can. public conﬂicts" ‘V8’ have at the Same l wggggiliﬁ §‘ip%a{P’?eﬁ%uc°e§B’H°gme,“scieutiﬂcimhcﬁﬂeh ‘T. --' 1 ‘ - T ' l ’ " 3! J. 0 av . 'g ' “ ‘ . _ -- . . . 1 - . T I o _ 3. e . ¢ . . a a - o a - v o -vT-coo-_ :1‘ _l _-V - ,1} I . T . ' l. ' ‘I ' "‘ "r.‘e T. I . " as disbIireT.l_hg' cﬁlgfillli 3-Skafolesald. to Certain D81" We have thus gone into this niatter fully so -- - -0' ’ 9:0 J‘ n eyl“ Tile Belle of Memphis from Memphis, put in New Orleans a.n_dlMempli1sE:r._ : 8:50 p.m. T 6:40 a. in. time a.ime.d, and .sli:ill- in the future aim, °“g,°,§{;..§.;l$..-is... sexualvehshty and lmpctency,as 80118, to Sdld ]l1101'5 un n0Wn..0f 3 large Sl1l_n of that the c,gun_se1T for the GT0ve,.nmen’,T Should’ b C1-0Dl3.0D-VS. 1\1lSSlSS1Dpl Valley '1‘ransporta.t,ion. a . rqnce .. ft rd.“-1; ,1.-‘st njcrht na,vin5;'ma-de- ' N:i.Sl1Vi1'le and Oliattanooga ex]. 8:501’) In. G140 an ID» - - - -. - - thei.1',e:+ult'cf Self-Abdse in youth, sexual excesses in ni_utiirer mToT.nTey then and there belonging to lillfl UillE6d- advised-of (3116 VIBWS of tlilel C .0 -t . - 6 Comnvany;t11113gn.co ﬁle billrof e.xG,epl.iOl1S., n aplged ‘ . . ‘ll e ‘ i. ‘ 1 "=1 -’. _ nvénikencd Bellevllle a.cc0m"dut‘n. . . . . .. 8:2C a. in. 8:15 a. In. to‘ be‘ honest‘ In crll-"lm‘5In and ff‘-ll-llflll In _yea.1‘s,0r other cnn_scs,'o.nd *_.vhicl1 producesomeof tllcTf:>llov.':ng Stﬂes to_W1t: $21,862 02 conu,a1,yt0T the fomnoi f ~T_u T __ - . 0111 to guide; his; state uBeA1.c,hambau1c vs Deblsle. nonsuit set 5133 ll-“P _W1‘l'n.0l1l5 Sllﬁbllng mucl 199°, . ‘ 3 “ “ ’ '-""' 10:50 21.. m. 1 0‘:-l.5a,.m. . . .d t , . ' ' d‘ I eﬁiects: nervousness, seminal enilssions, delnlity, dlmnesscf the «statute of me Ullitéd Smtes in Such case 1311 al£rd£:‘ctl1;T1cnT. at aside . _ v- a f-l!Ol'_ll the ice. The Belle l:eaves-a5:'a1n:E<>T-Jh1g.lll9- - .. .. , 2:30p.1n.l 1:-t5D.m. 1390-1’ ‘*''°‘ eXP1‘353* 0P1:n10113 0311 1.43’ and sight. defective%1en1f01}TY.I3i1l1Pl€3f9T1 tl:efn<3e.nhlys1ca.§ dgggi . ,‘ _ ‘ ' . - . * l , _ , . "‘ T r_. A , .' ., ‘- -.- .' ' - A "':'~''" .‘ ‘ '1 . 1 , , ’, , , 0 ' .3,’ t . s,con usionof-i ens 05:50 E. mam? aw; provlded and agam3Hh_e,,.peace,md coTncuTl_8TiTnt‘1>1le1:«'g vigwsgtale that Treat. J -. fully MacAdoi-as vs. 0.’Neil_.; amended.-petition ﬁled. lasﬁhgivgﬁtigg,,?2,’;°O‘:,';(;9,;j,,%?1 §§‘_‘,‘{,‘2,,‘,§,‘,,, -,5 D1,: Bc11e,.ne‘:msom-,-t;---l; §~_g=gI;- Egg: :3: to. tell- the ti.ut~ll fearlessly. No cause can ;g<;;"g;f§,g<_>Ts;;g,=;,gg;;;gj;T.;,,ge. T T,.,,p6r,,,,.,'mmm, ,T,,,,,, d1s.mW- THE mmm 1 WHAT .....'r.... 3.... 1307 ‘.?;‘,‘;2i*::l§;,‘§;§;'= m°:l;:,:: f°:';lg-gr, ggrg ﬁles .. .5....... n “ -“Y -~ “ :::l 5:05.: mt snoop. m -be advanced: in the minds of intelligent isirizrmt.r.r::...§:;v.*r:tS‘§i.:,:::a::3.:::v -_ .T T Theo Tc}, .1 . '_ 1. ' :1.‘ .l_ .-911313]; 1.,.e1-0..-1.43. ' ‘ ' .. T TT ‘ —. .‘ T ‘ __ T , _T, ‘ _ T ~ T _ T »T,._ . TT_*,.f*,“i. is founded llllon Se_0lJl0n 5.540 of the Revi.s.bd tie the qclllerstilcilbj (21% tS1t‘£;l1tll3lO11'1£lgl-tl1Jtl%l‘tl:)l‘l3£llte11: to $51”. Mcﬂauon "8' Esmhange Bamk; ldemurrer med" Ggilbevlgsbs gt?!-(§ol3t.;l.lg<Y€(;"l‘)l1g:1((3)n‘:"l llfitvsrlélglw l.-llzflt bttge ’~l3*LH"l=9IS CENTRAL 3*A1LR£’AD- ; people by Supprebslmg the truth’ or by ﬂee'wdmmed' Amend” m1LOrmb'0'p 1; Slia:tlll6S 05 We U111!-ed States-, which is as fol- a.j.ury and then. to have the a(l11'llSS1.biIl1ty’oO0f1tl?: pilots of the former were to blétmc in trying to Dubuque iizxm-esg......i..l.....' * 8230 sf. m.l* 9:OO'p‘.m. l attempting $0 C0l01‘ 13118 facts Of every When ibis iixéonvenient to visit the city f01‘treutment.me5i- l°Y'E._B[_§ two or more testimony resisted on the ground of the insuiii- Ci-1'9“-it C0‘-11717 Noo 5"'Jl~1d.g9 Th.8».Vel’o A ' _ persons conspire either to commit any oﬁ‘cns_e against the United States, or to defraud the United btates in any manner or for cross the Yaeger’s bow. At least, the o_fi‘ice.rs of that vessel’ claim that they can prove this at the Inspector-’s investigation. dines can be sent by express or mail everywhere. Cureable cases guaranteed; where doubt exists it is frankly stated. Gtlice lmnrs: 9 A-. M. to. 7 P. id}. Sundays, 12 M. to.1- B. M. so no 0 o In 0 o c u no f pl 0 a) mo T iday history. The d*em-and of the age is, ILLINOIS. AND ST. .i..cU.i.s RAT.-LR.0A-.I).. ciencyofthe d‘t t’ A: — - ~ --- . . . ‘ m ‘C me" ’ 0‘ that ‘W° 0’ “"3" “M » first and above all, for the facts in every im- T T T Rolfe vs. Columbia Life; vpctit,i.on«f0.r compro- 1.V weeks should be spentin hearing complicating misc ﬁled; petition for sale of ‘real estate in Kans- , PA1\«1 EHLET, one ItiiT!i.NI1O0D, all :ib<})nt,ilt;1, ‘ _ _ evidence merely to have a In " ~ '; -~ . 7 as ﬁled. 'l?he- to v-bolt Al. Stevens -robztbl arrived late 5 v 7:15 a. m-. 9:-iaa. in. 01-tam-, case vvhet~,he1'_ it y 1;: t 0 1- '1,‘ , 10-cents-. '”WOM.Ar.' 4.; . "-‘V81’ Vi;0Il,1€'-‘-1, §_T_2(ou-_1' any puiposc. and one or more of s.uch.pai.-ties do judgtnent; made‘ on me Same ..,.'f,”,{§3 .,i§‘,,‘,e;Z‘.;.,".f Malia vs. Bircher' motion for new trial and in last nierhlt from the 1’eIll1eSSer()3 River-.ywi‘th a. lot of 9 B-cl1e—,v.~il1e..................... l 1:10p. m. 3.=1§3 9- In. P 0 ’ ; Q l e. 0 91 poll Km’ read it; 10 cents. MANHDOD-$11 W0e’iA~'-‘T:i..0OD any act to effect the object of the conspiracy, all . , . *9 ' ‘ 1 ‘ ' ’ '1 1 1 *3 , . .. ~ . _ . = :3 45 p. in. G:,l.-3 p. in. . our commercial], or our social life. ‘ ‘The in German, illustrated‘, 15Ce11l}Sll'3.'l‘IlO\1eyor Btaunps, til wrties to such conSPir:i.c-Y shall be ll bl t Wale had. It was fol Mr" Bliss now to say What aﬂesslﬁle-m“' lumbel fol J‘ H‘ Williams &O°‘ - i . 8'30 a. in 8'20 a. in. - - - . ~ ” {*6 7'1 ' (‘"0 «~- 9,11‘ f TC less than $1 000 d. it e 0.3. course he would pursue in view of me decjgion. Ch_adwlck_v.s. Baker ; twenty clays, to reply.. The Whale. wltna tow, should be in to-day or ; St. Louis, by Ferry, root or J Gap: mj 2;20'I) m‘ truth, with honest critlcis.m.’_’ is the most 4:0-J P3108-S. D604 W0 “O - . * _. -. . an . not more of-, the Court. ‘ Mechanics’ Savings. Institution. vs. Knu1i~nke~- to-marrow. ‘ ' 2 Chcuteall 9«Ve1111¢~--------- = s-cop m 5470;». in 1 - 1 . 3'33 ”l513,t.g3g than $10.00-,0,» ‘mid ‘*0 ““P1“5°nm9’1l? 1105 more than Mr. Bliss. In view of the decision of the Court °°nl3lm19d- V l " ’ srmsnns. E ' ' l §§.'.5.a.'.m'. 8303.3. m - exaltedmotto Whmh the conguctors of an“ ‘iii 1 " 1; '1 1.3.3. and ill; binding: sealed fox’-. 30¢ :73“ twoyears. _ _ T _ _ I ask leave to cntera nolle bros... and": must 3’; Bi-cok1_vnLiie vs.Wi1son—; depositions ﬁle-dv. THE M, 0 we heel invemed by Capt Eastst. Lou1s....,........_.... 2.2:>.p.m. 1.:,5:8—i2-In .’neWSpaper- can adopt. or which they can ,,,,.,,,‘§,‘l"{°.,“§.1,_.§...g., ,...mp.,g-_— Over ﬁ.flym\:VOl1Cle1‘.fll1PC!)piCtl.‘t;‘CS. = The question for ¢°n$1de1all0n 19» Whether the may be able with the li lit of thisd - '9' it Hcman vs. Brooklin Life‘ depositions ﬁled » 1 '””’ pv ‘' W- ' t 1' 1 ' : i 5=?9I>-m- 4=3-‘ill-m» i - - . truetolife'art-iclesonthcf0ll0lV‘l!lgSUb.l00tS1W110?‘-1’lJ'1119-1‘ . \, second count of the indictinent is sufficiently pi'e- prepare such an indlictifent as A 'w1ll’e(1}1li.<31c(:)ll1’thi(; Rod“ ‘’5- Murphy? "olllce at 3l3sP'."a1ﬁ’l°'d-C A 4 dvl D. Smith’ Wm be med on the mg Rescue to. i- , szgisa. In. 8:13 a. no. , 130139 to 1W3 UP l0'- In W13 3-1311“ We hiwe 311' who not, Wlly. _Properage to nnn-ry. ll-'lioms.1'l'_y m~.~.t.,:~.iunliooa. - 6188, STJBGIIIO and certain In its statement Of the t I 1, ' . 1 - - ' S L A - 0 ' 0. 1 ‘_ ’ " l.T A‘ - . _ _ ' ?avy- D'yke............._._.....,. ...... 2:.l.§1”_:_. m. 2:053 p. In. _ d 0 d t t . t. 11 . .t' , .'th_ Vfomanhccd,Physical-decity. .l‘=l1e,effecTtsofcellbacynndexcess: offense to sustain a judgment on a verdict of °,‘}u’§""‘ BI-3J1ect1°n' meg’ mus Dru” company ‘"5’ Dart’ d“p°5m°n'°“ THE Cincinnati Man-ins Railway and Dry Dock ~ - * 5-lop-111- 4r=4é‘D-1-°-- - eav re 0 rm at : Pu 1° q‘-“es” mks’ W’ Who sliould-.ma»r1'r: HOW life and haellpmess may beﬁjcleaseda ' . .. _ ‘T _ ‘ [‘ . ‘ T l . 4- T ' T - 1' ‘." ._ :T ' . . . T - _T_~_-________T_ _TT T___ ______T_ _#__VT_ T‘ - T T ‘ I ” L. T _ 't' ,L ». . guumlllff ﬁll-;lmB"Ye1ldll})';'8lu?ut1dAbe found’ thouglll thel cﬁlnmeli ll;?lv:lo‘g5<§l7:ai<l1xl"sttbiirl3dvi:;uggg‘ Company has, com.m.er-iced to 1&5’ the model 0i. INIIIANAPOLB AND srr. LOUIS.RAlL'R()A1)-. = Out’ re=‘=~’"“°’“"‘1 to the effect upon those who “my 3&31.:l3i§§?T§§§ll.§.1ti§§p.§Z‘i¥f..ZZ’§i.'3?.?a’?§§<i ilfore we In: G .. _. . uss isric tton f n ’ -. . w : —. ~ . . - 0- ,B- . _ 1'_- get, ' '»" A - t . ,i,I.:etf l -.-xiiamo Umged Sm.esT » I 037. or the go, this would he a good mcnctme_n.t; but as we. T Criminal Court-—Judge Jones. . ‘ml ‘Own 8 new, Tbnnesseé mm pic 2 Day EX mo 3. m_ .. 7:00 p_ m_ T be temporarily in place and power. mf§}i:rti§n11iTi§t-§§§11;?§;{)§<;ea§§ yra,,r;7,;*§,,;l;,*§:;*0g;T tjleifl 09,? T, Mr Dyer and Mr Wagner and Mr Patrick f T 3176, no authority to, order at ‘ ‘bill of p£lI'.tlcl1- Cha3_ Frey Wag tried for bu!-glary in the Second MEM‘PHIs A-7«‘I?6al~ C/‘apt J¢lme_3 Dayan Was.-_a ; lqjghi; xpregs, ., . . . . . . . . .... .. 1*. 94:55 3). In. ' Much has been recentlv Sald about a, con. ad, up, not laid iiroilnd or 10551‘-, as it lsworthy of re-reading. ' ‘ ’ ' 01 la-rs, ’ as l'.hB- English Courts. have, in order to de.',.1. a‘ I ' d] ' 02s 11-‘ ~ 11., ' P355-3995,31‘ 011.5113 G.01den R-U13 Yesllerdays 0“ hm 1 Nig,l1tEx. (eXceptl‘.iondaY).. - 7:35 8.. m. l . . " , It-contains the creamof-medical literature,thmightsgatho U16_def¢«l1d3-ml-T * Sustain -h - 1- * - -. - _ T 0 . *~ 0 11“ 3:3” ; 3'-rcenyi no" - u Na“ 3 “*3.” .wa, dawn to take c.hm« 3 f the r_1_l_ F, Egkgn; AT Ommodamon _MTG -, 0,11 , _ A 9:05 3,, m, ‘ ﬂlcll between Ca. Ital and L{i.b0l'. 'lhe GLOB‘E- eredin an extensivepmctice, and worthto any one who will give. Dmon C1rcu1t Judg-e_We have examined an 1 I e"'.r“‘“‘g3» W9 ‘hulk 15 131!‘-Vita-131V 1'01: mg the theft of twosets of harness, thcpropertv 7 . k 8' 0 2 A00 . C I: Y) 1. ,,ca,efu1,,erusa1 tenﬁmos its cost- , ( - . . _ . _ r . T ,_ p ; T u . T 0 ' - , u ,. . T ;).~ 0 the (mes wed in the amumems of the respective p<3aV1lT7tf5ig3ll]lflal.rlghB indictment must contain the bill of: or the 0'Neii1Lu.m_bei- Company, on July 27. The “W a‘ V” 3-b““" ‘ M1SSO‘UR.I'. KANSASAND TEXAS i:.Ai'.L‘wr.Y. 2 DEMOCRAT 1‘000g111-7-BS 110» 311,011 Gollﬂlct 33 eX- ' Popular Ed"iti9,n. same as above» ‘W regs? °9V°”v,,:691;’%§°f.v counsel and many Others. and We have c0nSid_ M1‘. Bhss. I deem it due to Sa t th. C T‘; . J_:ul‘y.l-(3t,llrn6d’a..V€I‘(llC.t Off not Bill-l_l;tY Of lJu1-£13.]-y, CAPT- W. S» PARKER, well-known 31110133‘, 0031 I i-Sting in the present, or as possible in the 25 centehymnn. Cacapestgood-guidel':1 merlca. 01 e 1» 8 . cred the propositions they have advanced, and 7 " ' ‘ ‘V 0"” 9 ‘om ' 3 St. Louis and 'jguxas Express. lr 8:55 a.. m. if 6:13 p. m. _; Mlssoiiriand. Kansas Expressli 9:43 0. m- if 6338 11. In- , ~i1ssoUltI_rAe1Fr_c RAILWAY. 3 Texas Express. . . ;. . . butgui1tyofla1fce.ny. and‘ a._sse'sseu_ the pu‘niT;sh.' dealers in the Sc.u,th, expects t_0.ru.n the steamer T address, enclosing amolint in rnonr-cy or postage stamps, T future ofthis country. It relies upon the intel- Q3. WEITTJIER, 617 St. 01:3:-ies Street, St. .l.iO'G.l.S, llo. ; ligence of the masses to see that any coliﬂict of ; ' A ’ “*3? Elle i'l1d.i<'(lijm€11_.l3. W35 §l1’,aWﬂ= 11lldcrthe.Eri.g1l’s,ll . men; at two yams if; the 1>enTu,en1-,TiaTrv_ Fashion in the St. Louis _and Pittsb_urg trade, ,:i1eO<%i1.;h_](T)gi2s. we supposing: those to be co.n—_ 7 L1'ZZle_1goaTTchTW.aT8TmedT far TTTTSTSTIUITT, W1,mintTéntTT cOm]mencin'g next month. ' Col. Dyer. Under the decision of th.e Court, of. '1 to km; Annie Ualldwell alleging 5: deadly assault VICK.SB..URG.-.Herald.' Cant-. J-IVA Carter. of the now proceed to announce, without much elabo- ration, the conclusions we have reached: At common law the offense of, conspiracy was ' _ ‘sent his defense by motion to quash, Iggy down by the Supreme Court of the United ‘ . ' ~ .' ‘ , , ’ -1 . . coca‘-assoc 0‘ I 0‘ '0 I ! .- ' I O .9. . AI , - cgmplete Whenever the un]TaWfu1 QOHTQGTN and course the defendTan.tS Wm be dischar Tedfron with a._knlfe,on J_une 8,1a__st. The guly rctuined a P, s,ch,en,c.i;, on h,1~S.al,‘1‘.l’V.8.1. hogmeat Newport, Omaha,-ma ,Ca1if0miaTEXTTTTT]Tlf 8:35 1 5T T_ the Rind would be pre}.udiTcial.T to all the in , T.,l_. R, T . E T, _ agreement was entered; into and concluded, a1- ,.'ec0g,,§z3n»ce from f,,mjm_,, a eamncg . ‘in? V.‘31‘l19l5 Of ’l=°2V$“.1-ll¥- _. . We.d.nes-day: 1gl1g11..t..d1Scovered:‘he. was the IRIIJDY Kztnsas and Cololedo Ex.....«,+ 9:23 p, m. r 6:38 a". m. ; terests involved, arid that Justice and right No. 12-21%. Ei1g:hth.S_treet.St. Lo.uns..Mo. though nothing was done in. pursuance tn.e,-em, Court? T T T pp, ml 1“ . I“ “.19 “*5-3 °f He "3': P°~”*‘°9'-°°“V‘~°““1°i ‘"3"-' ‘mllhﬁlf 05 D18‘ 8!1~isn- Etlrl-, ‘born. on.1>TeW_Yc.a-1"8> ; . .- . '40C.0m10DATI0llTRA'N8- .- are the be--1», ax-bitm,-_01.s bet 3 d-ﬁs .- ; Havingmodes.“Specialty"ofPrlvate and Chronic Diseases OR to carry it ill-to eﬂrect. The gist Of the offense Judge Wagner Certainl . g.]a’r-Y In _the‘ Second, degree‘ and sentenced ‘O a‘ mo-rn?3~'3g"'3: Pf1'.ec1°“5.— glflli 0.3933 0.3.35‘-er 13 3130- 3-. %1_1-1‘7§W%°;g--‘-.°-.- °---.-~°".-"',""l,.: 3- “Pb. ? ‘l , . ’ T5 . _ " _ we I1 1 01 lug for the last 20 yes.r_s, can be collsulted as usual persoii-.f.l)ly_ or by‘ was the unlawful agreaxnent. The Offense of :. T. . TT , ;_T ,T_YT._ _T T T T TT T TT T T . ﬁne of $1T()0-, [he Qoulﬁ (;0m[nuj_',_e(] to cQ;nﬁnTc_rn9I-H}. TT gTl.anqfaLhel._ _ t . . _ OK......................H; . :)TD. m. “T .“ a. in. T Opunons .1-eTpresTentT1ng 0-pposlng Sid-es. ']_"he, 1etl:e1_~.aTt his Ol£Tl;1)r.lVﬁ§QI)l§pQIlS.3l\~:;trQl1l;:9fix. ll-Ltd‘ 8 1. hi_'I_., 011 - . . - . The C0ll1.‘l1- C6l.lz3.lIl.l¥. this is the only charge. - 1n the Jail for thil'ty—ﬁve davs from December 7' ~ . . . - ,, . . K113 W00 . ----------------- 5-95 0- 8-25.35. 111- . - all diseases oi me U1-.na.ry and encrdtive 01 gains, otbotl: °9-n5P““‘I*V all °°m.m°n1‘l'W being: (3.010-191$‘-<3 Wltllr .The defendants. were f:o1'thw-i.1:h- ldjsghﬁiplgedll ' A Om,“ I, 1. a new trial -aﬁ 1,, ed, in me‘(,aS THE Memph-ls Avalanche says: The Teommon-. Kirkvvood (Sundays only) 1:08, um.-m., 9.433. In. GeLOBE.-DI+.‘.MQCRATi will-, so. far as its in. sexes. ’.L‘llt:bcst Medicclniid SU_.i‘gT°i.Ci‘.l skill, is employed and: out an even; set, it was one of the few in which and received ;h.'e‘gongra,;u1agi¢n8._‘¢f a lame n~Tm~n~:~ D 13.1%.. $1.10 (ﬁmﬁcted Onvzvedhésdé .o.f.a»éS§u‘i.c:~ weallth is announced t~o_leav,eT TS’-t.‘Lou_i‘s for the : Fgank_1in............_........,.. ..T-.11 9€4§.9T._]I1T,l'l 6:25 a. in. ﬂu T - t GT: (1 T ‘ . _ speedy m_.d_perxn3tnei1tcures guurztiiteed, I _ tT th T “*9 1aW.“.nd°‘'‘°°k t° Pllmsh °“m“1‘.‘11Y 311, 1111‘ ber of friends. ' 1 1’ wiatlilintelaligt td kill and ’s-entenced to title ears’ in South t'9'd-a~y’- but were )5 nomlng “"6 -ab°.“l" 135- ; VV'~‘“1"“1-‘-"7"°3.«-------:-----....... 424-: D» ms‘ 3=9*'.'.3- m° e we BX 3“ " en. eévqr tosmte ﬁlmy and l wi'o%:?s|:EcI‘dSl’ire]l;llvgl:1(Cl?iitc1a?d.'rei§;1ell(l1seI§1?5?v§l.Yt::g1ge%icg§§n executed intent 01'-pu-rposeto commit ,a crime. _ V A, -_ the Pé,n,',e,,,,,,,. ’ ‘ ‘ " ‘ " y . J ‘ The 01110 R.1VeI‘ P03-E3 used" F0 be “*9, lm"<°1‘l3m OHIO AND Mississlrrl RAILWAY. : ‘S0 l.l1Clg.9 lhlpartiillly in all questions of-' this 7ii§i%l)s’er on the dl iordcrs ...‘..il'.—;i-."u.«;.’..-.' ‘or the neproiimsii.-e‘o.. But such isthc settle.d_doTctr1.ne of, the cQ.m_mon. RAILWAY 5 A momm for §'neW trmlwas ﬁled in the case“ ones, but now its the other fel1ows.’_ And the T. T ' ‘T * H _ .* .6 .. { kind which 'm., 31.3% 11,3 aim will b t T gr‘-.ns'.witI1.thé. besczneans oi cure;und_ his Marriage Quideg, : law, and hence_ 1n_ an lndlcl’-mall? fQ1‘; CO.Il8Qll'a,Cy , ' ' ' ' 2 D ni. Bar on can ictledof rand larc n § Ava-lanche man ’£t1llt‘.' much out of the way, eltllel'..I V2110‘-‘-{U135 A-C00mm0d3;-t10D-- l“ Q31)’: 3» m-l‘ D- 131- f — ‘ y ‘ ' _ B O onjwoinan and Marriage, Reproduction and Tgeinnlc Diseases. at common law it _is not necessary to allege any _ ‘ - A A , ,5 ms-tr an'd Sengénced ,,,~‘i,~,,,, e. rS.ein-V612 ‘ A NATCHEZ newspaper-_ describing the changes 2 §ajglff'xgg§§§ﬁ:ﬁb°é§-ﬁbE-------l, my 3- 311-;-,, Egg 3- : preserve an. equal balance, and to .5’. go on §,::,°e,5.‘{,§::;,'i;l3“ 0".'7l;’°ct.]Z.’ (:~(ll:’it‘l.l3l?§f3¥%ogrs§ﬁ?e%gE§$3p§&' overt act tolgrfglﬁ §t].}T11é;TﬁE1;5)£]tD1.g3(§1<§éiI-NE ’ KG. l%.TBABC0CKh, Burchasinx Agent of the Mn. ,}Pe‘11i-cégtialw - ‘ ‘ Y "l 1 in the course. or the Missi;ssii>bi River. says that night Exmésé ..... ...‘..II.'fffI li ll: mill 8525 a: m: L the one hand fair wages for l‘tl)01‘, md on ‘°9'ly°‘5“°°‘l’l"3*1’”l°°'lA‘l‘m°§’5i‘;l‘b°l°: W l H V . ' ' ‘ ‘-311 ‘--1*3inl~6<’»1llY- l i - . - 23%.. ..h dRd ’ ha. b lcft“la ds‘ ' ‘.‘ . .. - : . ° ‘. ‘ ‘ ,' . i il),0,l1l‘jTl1rlSTp_I'll(i0I:g8 tlgili there are nofcommonlaw COL A_ D, JAYNEST, T,.eaSu,.e,. of the’ M” K._ : c'h’f‘:,?;é,§ {$51,gglggﬂﬂﬁlffklﬁ,"3:2,§,?§F§;‘§f,,§ﬁﬁ‘;E’,§f.9§;,, Vti.ek{s(lllielB; ignleft 001:1 3:? laikd’ ;e Deel(t3:ll1 will §"§o,n”b_.; ; ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND N()R_-C[‘H<ER.N R’Y. : the other fair opport_.uil.it1es for capital. _T._~._._, ‘ .: _ gfftﬁess aglfilniisct ore an°oV.§l§§'o°..°§s°b.‘§}‘§,f,{‘gﬁﬁg and T-., is stopping.a.t.lti1o.Lind'g11, J " ‘ ‘ the 951, (jg June last, by 5hooTm,g.mm Wm, a pis. T. \ga?%leClnth\’t'gj. aﬁ.0ct:lt]1.€t:_-1oﬁs' él:l:0lT:leCIl)1Oll1%ai(1T_§.bigLo(gr:3g 0 ICi)lna-ha andd (E3.l1lf01‘3la }I_Tgx. a. m. g:0gp. Zn. 'lr‘ii-e proprietors of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT R n, A L“. -‘l , V ' l ' ' ' " ‘C ' - u _ ‘ ‘ ' . I ‘ l v '1') ' *1’ V, _, ‘ ,‘_, .. .. , I - ‘l 1 J‘ I : . 3 3 : n 1 , I o o s y . -p 1. _ i : _ -0 ' W -- Ilhhlsllell 111 the F eder-*1 ‘-»0l1l‘t8-. must be declared TH'“»I“’“'°‘:SlCe»”tv”~‘~1 has d»~"l'-""""d-3.. ‘3S1V!d‘9n“ Of‘ 3" 0 t"Ol‘I d']ﬂ'i'c'(.53,u1't~‘Y ,°cQu”'Ld at Immmellel 8' l Cll‘o1lll.)’0l‘1lB Cdrun-ty will have no landing.’ I I hilidlsﬁbalisri 23:1 ro°.v?.”is§nre3§. 1' 9:3 '* 6:25 2:. can Pomt W1th.P1'ld9 l30 the 1'9C01‘d Which this “W 6“ “Oil” l~'1m‘ ‘l“’<°.l ‘l"“.?" w‘“‘.l."“‘=>.‘°“ A"°““" ”*“‘l to be an offense by an act of Congress. It follows P91-' °"fm?°ull:°f. l7l.19- 99-.1‘f.11;ﬂ-95:5 Of 31.1.3.1?-Sli.S1XH_1QnthS. ‘- b»a>ll,-.9.1'V.o,1.\°’-. 213.. (4*“=Q1l:d9le.l3- .3-Van“-9' by .“n°m ’ ‘, s ' . ' . 1 i,va‘1-1-‘em..n* Acegjnmcdation, ’* ‘ - , I h ,,d - h , . Green, Sf.L0ll.15-M0. L§*.=1llll5l1<‘<1 1557- , ,, that the“ act %f Congress must constitute the sole Of last Yea“ 1 gggnp 1’&.31’1ee_d’j:,l1ydre%i,%g’a;i?%. 11;’ ; bug:E2-u”;’£l‘;133te°€‘v%°£7é 11%;‘:-1‘:*‘7§hl1O‘ul‘;“g‘f filgllgnfatiglltffg from Biddle Street; %e.p0t.. * 4:25 p. m. l‘10:2o.a. m. 0 lounm as ma 9 In t 8 past as an ente1p”s' ‘B95?Igffﬁugll}ﬁ}£‘,§“,;fl:%,,‘.,xﬁﬁ§ﬁﬁiﬁﬁ. (?r“.‘."S‘§,‘,";‘,’,,, basis of the o ensc or cons irac_v' and the sect‘ . . .‘C. . . . . _ . . ='. fl " . . ~ - - ' ~ ; 7 ' « » ‘ ‘ . . " - ‘ 7 ’ ' . —~; "-1 J St. Charles Acccmmo at‘on - in active an (me o- ' - - = 31°“ .9’. 15' ‘. . . , ‘ .- . - "; ‘. (Rev_ Stat” 5_4_40) on Wyﬁch th’iS indictmenlcojlg Ci%(,)LSt1}J0e E-)I‘{‘“Jv(l;‘()Si;n(:1l}1‘)31uj‘?‘.s' gfrrglgd Kfﬁnigz :_ instructions to bring in a._sca1edverdl'ct. ' « was. 8,344.224.. b-usnels. CT[_‘he bushels being 76 from B.idd.l.e St1‘eet\D_eDE)t.:l*'tirlép. m. * 8:20 a. m. _ g’ y. . ' r°em' conatol 01 mrelilt i“ founded changes, m mate;-1&1 respects, the of. Li'm3’eu 1,,stjnmht_v ‘ - ’ A I ---——~—-------- T: pounolspthis would be 317,081 not tons, requiring T F61’-§%‘1lS0Il~a.CC0nlTll'hOdaﬁJOll....!‘l’ p. m. t. Ts_;§T9 a. In. news--political, local and coiilillercial. In j;,m§’L:,f’m,.,,,1,,T,',i,, c,,,.._,,g e,,,.,',-;;,_,;, Wm‘, c,,,e,_T )rice’ Fm, fense of conspiracy as it existed at common 1.aW_ SENATOR BLAINE and party Wm arrive onthe Court of Criminal. 00.1-1-ect,ion.....Jud.gT.9_ ? %,ﬂ.6€.l2 of 51 8te.3l.31.Qi-.s.~o1' to.wboat_s. 201 coal boats, do. (bundas on _v-)..... .0 .a. In. .5. o p. m. . Sent ,0 My T,mdn.% im, tmm O-Ds,,,.,._._.,0,,. This section not only makes the unlawful agree- ment to do the prohibited act essential to a com- pleted otlensc, but also ' ‘that one or more of the parties to such conspiracy shall do some act to ejlect the object thereof.” These considerations are important in determining the weight due to the English cases on the subject of the particu- larity and certziiiity necessary in ind-ictincnts for conspiracy. The English Courts have sustained indictments for conspiracy which were framed in .Agen_t,o'f the Bee Line, came in from the Lone Star State yesterday. ‘ Evansville has adjou1'ned;. _ changed to Southern and Southeastern points. IronjMcu,nt,ai.n this morning, and go Ea,s_t,di,rec; f _ Cad)’- over the Vaildalia. ‘ ‘ ' ; C-ha—.s.S_mi_th, grand, larceny of chickens; held for the..°.'ltand,ji1l°y in $800. ‘ ‘ Christian. Rqdeman. and Wm. Schwartz, alias. , B.oot_s,_, gi'and_ larce.ny of sonic. jewelry from Albert, ‘ Wi.llia,ms; sent to, the House of Refuire by the ' Mayor, and case nolle pl-oss’d. . D. M. KENDRICK, Southwestern P:i,s,seng'.er. THE General Passenger, Agents’ meeting at Rates were slightly New Accusations. ;and 338 coal barges. On the basis of 100,000 bu.sh¢els to the aci'e.of mine -smface, there would ‘ be 83,1/ acres of coal, and the boats and barges 1 would cover an area of 45.. acres, so that each . steamer would tow an average, of about an acre of boats and two acres- of coal as measur- ed in the vein. The towing is not i by line, with the boats followinir after the 2 motor, as the term would seem to imply. With. a tow. to say twelve boats, or barges. one would be ST. .i.oUis AND 1 Southern Kansas 5: Texas Ex. ii 9:48 p. m.[+ 6.:25s.. m. sari ERA.NCI.S.C0 RAJLWAL ST. LOUIS AND Nashville, Tclliztttziiiooga and Mail Atlanta Orleans Express Mt. Vernon , Cadre. Alia’ '-Ne Nashville, ch:.:o.£1'<$<3§z?.{ "£u'{d l Mail .... ....... ..| S()U’l‘H.'.‘Z.‘ASTI<3R.:N RAILVVAY. ,* 8:05 9.. m.l 6:59 a. in. 3520:). m. I fl0,:55 5.. In. this respect they have had no rival in St. Tporaries, the leading iiicideiits of each d:ty’s Louis, or in the ‘West. W'ith u vigihint corps of reporters in the city, and of correspond- ents at all: the principal news centers East and W'est, they have obtained, without 1'egarcl; to expense. and in advance of all their cctcin- iars. ,_ _ . my-D1>.. B0lIAl\"l\TAl\*‘S “V<f-,.,etable Sypliills Cure.” in war;-,mto(l to ',>cl'inniieiit.lv cure “S,Yl:’ll11.l.S ‘and Gl'21(l.lCﬁl0 the . . . . * . . V . " last \.e5tj3-.2 ()t'§~_‘.y})lllllllL‘ poi.-mi from the system. llursc liaving the disease liirkliig llllIll.Cl1‘l)l.t')Ii(l, (‘Oll(‘.l.‘l1l(‘(l from tiliscrvation. in its <.-oiistitiitioiial "form, lll(*l‘t‘,l)_V j€_§tll‘i:ll‘(ll'/.l1\F,Z’{ll(‘lmilltll and li:lpplnc.-asofuixuilicr, us mill as that of their 0{rS)ll‘lllf’. ﬁllﬁuld . . _' ‘ _ , . T V F . - sg : 1 ,1 linim~di-itel ll>‘t" this lll(‘,i.ll(?lllC 21rd be (‘l.'ll—LD1‘U1l- ‘ - ]>rl..2vl‘1\-gylxillars. Sent to 2‘ll_y'l..‘5..¢li_.ll‘!f3.Ji‘4. _ :.7e:}“‘l.l:‘. B's "'1‘r<V:iiEsc on £‘;l?c:'-.l l)i<c:iscs.” sent 1'» ill-ll-I. A suns. Ti-lino.“ th t e '- 1 in nner a d th 1; 1 MAJ. J. H. HARDING. Attorney of the Missouri _ ' lashed to. each side. while ten would be placed, in Auanm 9:20 p' my “'55 p’ m’ history: and in mfmy 110l3«l3l€ 1'1l~‘>‘-U1-11‘-‘€33 they mg ‘ﬁg; %S,’g“.1;"‘ ac; (Rﬁax ”vsW1G?]-‘[1 319%‘ and Western, was in the city yesterday, on his John Smith, grahld li8»1‘c;3h$yé.afllea‘c<htheft of a front, ﬁve long and two wide, each barge be1n,g ST. LOUIS, IRON M0lIl£I,‘T'l‘.‘rA&Ill\f AND SOUTHERN have dismnced an ‘V9339,-n rivals in ﬁle Dir. ii.:1Mi*:5 Svillniitic rcnm.di' 15 ‘~l'=‘~l'l'=*~-Malt 11 .‘ T .‘T. T. I c ' T ' T T . - T - T I, 1- V T ’-‘ . . . . . .._‘ -T ‘ I T T T7‘. I t I ‘ﬁr ,.'. I TTI‘ E‘... ’T l£T~ . ~0- and Ald., 204). This laxity and’ depar- ;)V,;lS3;,11]é)sr;“;0f1f(;l‘il:3 tcl;°m1;3)‘:15nl§_.‘Vh31° he has been 011 . 33W1n?.' Ina“ "33 Va he Td, T, mm 15., Ann16 about 130x224 feet, This mi-s of boats is ﬁrmly Leave DTeIT,0tT comer 0“,1mnTanTdTMainT Street cum. b}plllll$l!1 the pllllmly «econ. uy an oi -t_ure from principle h_aVe been regretted in the more recent cases in that country, and have been sought to be remedied by giving to. the General Roadmastei-, : McGovern. _ T i Wm. Woods. alia_sWm,. Stewart, petit larceny JAMES DUNN’ Chlef in alleged theft of a. set of tools from George L. E,nc'.i_necr, and S. Lvman, of the St. L. a.nrl.S. F., are - lashed. togetller, the steam tovvboat in the rear and the ﬂotilla is pi'o.p_el.lcd ahead of it. This ~ system of towing began in 1850. Before this time N ashvillc , Ch :-ttanoo lanta. Mail da.i1y.............l* 9:10 8.. m.l*-6:203 m. ;,*a& At-l fullness and detail of the news thus obtained. For the fullness and ztccuritcy of its Coin- ti2ti')’sta;rcs. and in all its varied and complicated . forms, and will cure the ‘worst case of venereal dis- ease. cases which llave.re::."iste'dT the treittinent of tin . '. . - s - . ' . . »' . :- -- ' 1 ' ‘ '-1a.llSl11 A.ll1el‘lC2l.. It , , _ .. _. T , w. _ _ p I . ,. g , .- - . c_ s.;,uthe,.sm-.n. EX.pe3g___”___ -, ;T73(}'p,1'1T1,H~r,;,‘?;.{),1n_ mercial and lllfﬂllxﬂt ‘°Rc‘)oi'is the "-LOB1t‘- ’,"}‘-’,"._t§13‘”1‘-'1"‘{:‘“‘l,‘°l?§”{“' "‘3“‘.“. .. : we 1: and 1: if“ .s’:r:.:-lr:‘:‘::*.l§:r::': Vs“ gm... of . il:.:§:.;:ru::.i ﬂ:..%:::i.l.°iV*t.":.:*.;li:*:.::.‘is. .- N. l- .. -. is. :..:.....t 3‘-‘.i:e* s;:. -.:.».-...-.-»;;.«l .l:rl:.E1l$.“l.‘2:.i? inst: art_iculars. ” Examples of this may be found in day- i de(:._ g g . ’ ’ .Bl‘:.3l,11..b€:%hg§¥1é:;l;‘?,:l£,_é?)’l?,0 :::l-‘gels’ and W319 Desoto Accomino<la_t_ion.d.ailvl* 4 .2012. in. ii‘ 81503.. past, and “nth renewed exermons in this Ohiiﬁliea §’(‘;‘§n,‘T-;"T‘ _,T,_Twl‘,i]i,Tic ,.he._:,,,,,-mm‘ emna VB. S=‘~5lll.Vll-Oh. 20015 0l‘lm- cases. 69;liex THE Iron Mountain will put. on sale to-day ' 33m-Ti; V_Va,3h]'n.gto_n, assault; and b_at1;_erTy upon_ 2 ll’: ' - ’ ‘ vs. Hamilton, 7 Curr &.Paync,4elT8, and seine other cases. We have no such anomalous prac- tice in this country. and the settled doctrine of thc American Courts is that an indictment for conspiracy, like all other indictments, “must in- 6 round trip tickets to Havana and return at $25. The sleeping. car that will T Saturday will be the first car of the kind that Stephen Whitaker, of 114 South. Tenthystieet. _ Cornelius Meagher, assault and battery upon T John Kelly. ‘ ,¢Ei1-st District Police _Court—-Judge run to Savannah on ver went through. CARDS are out for the niarriage of Capt. A. M. Slpecial River Telegrams. VICKSBURG, lJani_i_ary 10,--Weather clear. 'I.‘he.i-mcineter 559. River rose 4lIlOlleS. Down-— Caro_ndel’etTrains—.L:cave.a.in. :i:6:f:l5.1-'7 :00.*7:5 *9:l0, +1I.’_l:0O.“‘l0:30. P. m.° * : *.5:(.‘0, *s:-lo. *6:20. Sundav Trainrz--A. P. M.:1:40. 5:10. 7:30. $.30. *1’: :30 0. 8:55, 12 05, *1.5o, *3:1o. *4::;:o, .: «:30, 7300. 9:00, 10:00, 11:05. VANDALIA LINE. direction, we can safely promise to hold in the future the precedence already won. etc., in a .~:liort. time. Price $5 per packaere. Sent ev- erywhere by express. A t.rc:ii.isc on sexual diseasei. tree. Sent sealed for two stamps. Di. J. Dinsbeer. .508Nortl1Seventh street. St. Louis, sole proprietor. Cures griinrantcecl. or the monev refunded. , Dr. Dinsloeer makes Cliroii.ic Diseases 9. speclsllty . ~ . . - If youare aﬂlicted. with no matter what. call or Writee form the defendant of the nature and cause of the _. , . 1 O - - f . - .- Gfolde“ R1119’ 9 "5' m’ ,Ul°"'O°1~°‘ad«°" n°°n“ A1’ Day Express ................ ...«+ 8 0021 m..* s;-cop‘. m. 'I ' B 34. 9:5 2 . ~ ‘ v. amend.-en->. §s:s:::::s:;.. °*::’*§.::°.“s.°.. :t:.l:r.:::"“. . . :?°°“°- . . rr*<l-0**:.:.>* 2 P~.r;.. .. F‘ . mi -- -~ is 2 and must set forth the offense with A . beauhflll and T,-mc'0nn»)1§3hed lady of -aha E _Twen.ty-nine violations of city ordinances were WS_f:l1_R1i‘:XE Bi‘ 611 P.mh_eY wéamlériclggr lzgd Il§i_a1}‘lna.Il<il Agcon§Tnodét;%T§>3i....i* éiggp. in. 1 30 Postage Prepaid on a11Ed;tiOnS_ T,T_T _ ‘ .T_.;_,T ., 5. TT TT - CLEARNESS AND CERTAINTY. . - he’ ‘-1,’ d . ’ - , " ;tri,ed. Illlles collected $27 25. Exe_cutions1s_s,u.cd -1413! s -37 _ . T _ - _ Id, WIT C00 -1110 I1---« 9_-=».l.l-m- l 11- m- . . . . .. - . , .- - . .Kah-. R1-Wl110 Placet 9 W6 01118‘ 13 3.1’-m0l1n.Ued. . Th ' tn -1- t of M -1;. 0:13 ' pleasant. River r.ose3i.nch,cs. .Fasi.L1i2,c .................. 1'6.4ép.n1. , . . posed must be accurately and clearly alleorea” 1' “ ' . . . zand “Buick” D31-Y WW3 “G11-milled 130 311316811 . HAWN1 it 1 ’ ‘ 1’ .--'l _~ "" “Yer 3‘ ’ as; Louis E-xprecg i 1* 9-00.; m 3 “'.-,1? " ‘ "t A < ~ .1 (U_ S, vs_ cook, w,.u,'174)_ And in the 1.308,,‘ THE local agents at t_hisNpcin{r_ had either re- ; instant mg. (.loud_By ?liidé:ooTl.1wind fl€m_th,ecweIs)t. Up * -' ~ ~ """""" ' - ' ' .. ,...__.,_,_,_,.. case of the United sane; vs, (mnkshank 2 OW, .’ ceived no news ‘from the cw ork meeting or T ' . -—Arl;ahsas e_ e._ 0 c 00.: awe Tnisi T. _own— ‘-VABASH LINE. BY MAEL, . . W." n T, T .. . 542, 557, these p,.mcip,eS were appnea by’me 5,1: 3 they wouldn’t tell what they knew. surmise is ~T S d D. tr.“ Police COurt___Jud 6 . Ldl-ewild, 1T2 la_s.t ni;rh.t._ iihe Golden City will get Athmic Express Pf 71“ m I T T T hy.g§g,_;b, gnfaﬂgbf and T meme Court of me Uuuéd states to the ca. f , useless, and, until son-iethiicg is actually hcaitd. - econ » ‘S 1 - . ~ g. so.me..freig0.thcI‘8- Bl1S111‘3=5d°l1 ‘F lml31‘0V9mll0l1- A t ' d..;. . ,, 4;,.O .- V - SINGLE (.01-IE3 P , -. _ an indictment for con_spira.cy. (Tire ]l1ClgIll(;‘.:l(ll Cf no ‘me can d°l'e”,“,in° ‘°Vhel7he.1' "We WW6 3 D001 T Dclnson. . T’ T ’ L{T)U1%VIl.TTLI.'l:Tt(;d-_1:T£T1,‘lTf;,ilﬁ1tr)’%ﬁt;-illglegéglig‘Cﬁlghdgaalg D§’,‘,-,’1“*‘,3‘}j’._.,',‘,:.?,‘,’,’,‘§,‘,»,t'g;3;;.;:.;.;g:33;: Tf 62:0 T 1' Times a Week per :-tnmim..............$12 00 T} ll elierga age; : ,. . T Court in the case last cited was that the indictment j 0i‘ 110 0001 at all. — F . _Only sixTcas,e,s on the docket of the Second. Dis- EOOD-aviselrbzmcmnati giver famng . g‘fe—e"t in line Tl}-1.'°}‘:"-3} 1’:XP1'°53------------- »*1°E:"?,'“° 31' 6 Times a Week per annum. _ .. . . 11 00 Witllgiftnasdditi:d1xfa.1ynX;all%.1 cures ,:.s_; . «S ., was bad for vagueness and genei'al1_ty,and because _ THE Green Line cloud has cleared away, and : trict _ Police Court yesterday, and $71 001-. T. 1 . - » - 15:5? L111c-~------- -- -- _ N t 1' . . it lacked the certainty and Tprecision_required by ;friendly relaticnsT between the rulers of that lecteoi. John BréldY."(ll$lil11‘li>1Ilg the D6303 $10; °"'g3’I”N;3INNATI' 0 Jtmuarvplo __River 3 feet 8 "' """"""" , p" ' CLUB RATE”: .. ~05; .'».=-.,..,..,-..»...g qt tjhc cstziblislicd rules of criminal pleading. In de- ‘ gigantic coi'nor:ition’ and the managers of St. Mary for 136108‘ found (ll-‘link on the sti*eets was ,' 1. - fr um.‘ ' ={.',e3'me-1. cloud‘ and ram * _‘X<'-cpl‘-. Sunder. ll Except Saturday. 3. Copies 7 times‘ a week, per cooy.......$l1 00 :1“. .7 $5.-:1.-‘>",.»*..:"’*¢'7..+" 1...,” L” ,“.’[;‘ livering the opinion of the Court the Chief Justice ;-_.Lo‘uis roads have been established. News to that _~ ﬁlled. $3,; $l1_c_IJh,6n Welsh» llrespaas-ins. W38 19-$03‘ 1.‘.“_’ ‘d93'S‘,“~ _,0'*:‘,:i{ Néw 01.16335 ~ De aimed l 1_3=iilY- 1 55313910‘: M0“da‘f'- 3 (30,133 5 times a wee}. C. 7 . 10 -0 l d "'.-«"55-5 * "W"; ’ M’ Lﬂbm’ Hm’ said: “"1"he:ic0}iscd has. tlicreforc. the right to ‘ effect W35 1'90‘?-V03 from Atlanta Yestelﬁay. but. 3 with costs; Mary Eagan, drunk on streets, $10. .I‘1le -— lei . - - . p -— 1 .- u .. p 1 com o _ .-..-.-s...e‘*a. have a speciﬁcation of the ch-.lrg'e against him, in . the exact basis of * order that he may decide whether he should pre- demurrer or plea; and the Court, that it may determine whether the facts will siistziin the indictment.” And the Supreme Court cites and approves the decisions in New I-lampsliire (State vs. Parker, 43 N. H. 83); Vermont (State vs. Kcach, 40 Vt. , ‘Y learned. Enough is Vince thc»St. Louis ’ v roads ask-a fair show with competing points. As 0 to the local trouble of. sliiittiilg the Southeastern - o settlement could not be known, however, to con- : managers that there will be 1 erylittlc diﬂ‘creilcc in the rate basis of Louis- illc and St. Louis. This is all that St. Louis A T REAL ESTATE SAVINGS. 1 '1‘helSto.ckl1.0.1.dcrs Have Ancther.Meet- ing, but Adjourn for at Week. izt from important Southern points, it is almost T116170 WW9 but few gentlemen Present at the Schcnck, New OrleanTs.§T — “NEW ORLEANS, .ianu,aTry 1-0.—-Ai'rived—-Ash- land, Arkansas River; Fiaillr Pargoud, ‘Green- vill'e;Shnnnon and Clara S., Ouachit-a. River; Gr:tndLa_keNo.2ahd bin-gee, St. Louis; Sam. Roberts and barges, Evansville. Departed.-— Golden Crown, Cinciniiati; Frank 1’:ir’g‘~oud, Greenville; Col. A. P. Kountz, Red River; 0. K. CAIRO AND Leave Ticket Oﬂice, 520 Walnut st. .s-11. LOUIS r:.Ati‘.lz0.Al>. Soul-l1—bound expre street. . . ........ .. South—b0und Spar South-bound ta, accoinmodation leaves 520 ‘vValnut street . . . . . ........ express leaves East mils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ss leaves 520 ‘Walnut : a. in. ..... p. in. St. 5 Copies 7 times a week, per coi)y....... 10 50 5 Copies 6 times it week, per copy....... 10 00 and any additional iiuilibers at same rates. Subscriptions will be received to commence at any time: 32>! .v /. I‘F‘,_${'l..5‘.-. ;,=.-.5. .-;ici.in oi'i1iany yc:tl‘s‘<‘xpericn‘3c, QUBES FQR if-‘E Sperinatorrhoea, nervous debiiitrjr, seminal losses. with dreams, poor nielnory, lock oi" energy, Impotence (sexual weak- ness), caiiscd by abuse or excess; .‘1.l.',"'.') -3-leet, Gcnorrhrlaa, Eitrict-ure, S3,.‘ }_')h.i1iS(8.ll fc;,ms) aim‘-. all private diseases, affect- ing the (lcnerative 0rgs.ns, Bladder, Kidllcys, Skin, Threat, Nose ztnci Bones. Blood Poison 1'-.‘rndicated.~--lviauhcod Re- ssto:-::ed. Psztionts treated at cillcc or by Il‘.."..;,l conﬁdentially, and i:m=.di.ciueS supplied. CHA.I?.C.~*r;.‘S ll.L‘.AS‘-.0N'A‘l‘lI.E. Consultations gt‘ , _ , ............9:15 a.. m. M_______,_,__,___,___ -.'~;=;i 9: ~1-msl P==:-«isletfotSt-=;mr- ,H°u,1'§8t°8- 118); Micliigar_i(Alde1'lnztn vs. people, 4 Mich., 1 cm~miiiTtli:Ti.t a hatgiloiiions settlement will be ‘ adjourned meeting of stockholders of the Real P%’§AI§‘S‘3,‘I‘§if§? Ri;%r_'T ("l,‘f:;1;1‘:‘L‘r‘3';lI’l1‘3(,“:f{',;§;,a,The1_ p_ m 5? T+,T.‘f5;‘l’ aI:.;},i£,§alne,.éJ-itgtte v%f,cR0:f1ltllsdril));l brought about. ""—"" Estate S‘”l“g3 Bank Yesterday 3-f5e1'1100I1.tbc tcloiidy andTcold,TwithTbrospects of !SlT1,OVVtO-lllgllﬁg l\Toi;)t.1l;.__-gaonnd e:.T:pressT arrives Bast St.rTT00 m TT,_ .,,;,_;,;g.;:,:,,;;,,,,,2°:§;,;1*;;‘;t;;i.f.f°:53... S-0-midness of the Epghsh decisions Both Legs Cut Off. wind west, melcury .35 to 40 deg. River falling, NOrmii_66i1.Iia..;3.ip.1:ééé..éiTiTi{;éé.3% .W._;l.1.Ti{].t._ p. . sustaining the sufficiency of vague and general counts in indictments for conspiracy. Among the cases cited by the Supreme Court of the United States was that of the State vs. Pairker, 3 .H., 83. in which the requisites ofan indictment for conspiracy and the cause decisions in England are considered with care and ability. After comiiicntiiig on the English decisions, Chief Jus- tice Bcllsays: "We are constrained to regard not state the crime or oilbii-so so ‘fully and pl:.iin— Y. Substantially and forriially’ (N. H. Bill of lithts, sec. 15).i.liat at party oughtnot to be put llpon his trial until its defects were supplied. We lhier from the repeated instances in which the _ Ourts have been called to rcaillrm these dicis- ave found since 1819, no less than four are in conflict with the cases we have here cited. These ‘ are Rex vs. l.t‘.cli:li'dson. 1 M. and R. 402, in 1825; ex vs. Fowle, 4 (1. and 1’. 592, in 1830; Rex vs. BlllS.. 1 A . illlll In‘. 327, in 1834; and Rex v:~:.Peci:, _A. and 10.638. Tile smile question has arisen in lithe Cmiris of Massachusetts, Maine, New York ﬁnd Michigan, and has been decided with refer- lines to the English decisions, as we think, more fi*The views of the Supreme Court of Vermont. ‘ll the case of State vs. Keach (40 Vt., 113), cited 3' the Suprcnie Court of the United States, and VB ‘ _m the case or the United States“. A ﬁe» Lrnikshank, supra, cover every ques- . W ich arises as to the suﬂiciency of the sec- '.v-”.-.-., Tccuutof the indictment now under consider- . S::ecialDisnatch to the Globe-Democrat. Ll k 1: ti n . , . ,1 ~ ed and feel sur_e"tl_iat_ the most .: SelElPl)cl)tl)11?n lcsllillchyanti cold will Yield ‘O 19.3. 119311113 ‘ inﬂuence. 6, 1875» 9- Let us turn to this count and see wbatlit Ottawa on the L. L. and G. Read, late last night, and so baclyinjnred that he will probably die. He volunteered to couple some cars. and was the occlipants of the City Halls Ciiv ’.l'.‘i'easury the sum of $1,360 44. on accoililt of interest on current city deposits for Dcccniber, €d§lllGlllbC‘.l’B is in prcccs.s_ of .i'emoval.’1‘lie Council Ullt'lilll.lf3l' was in the liailds of the carpent-en's y(:St0l‘(l€ky, who were bracing the ceiling from the 0 roof. ‘ world. .'1‘he_v will rec-omm~:nd to use no more cause of which will appear from the report of the proceedinus given below: . At3:3O order was called by Judge J. II. Light- ner. Mr. D. H. Naylor, Secretary and Treas- urer of the bank, "acted as Secretary. The Chair stated that this was an adjourned meeting‘ to act upon the report of the special committee of the stockholders, which recom- KANSAS CITY, MO., January 10.-—-A young man timed Jameson was run over by the carsat nockcd down and both legs cut oil‘. to his knowledge, had received no ofﬁcial notiﬁ- cation of this meeting._ Dissatisfaction on this score was expressed by several. other stockholders. , Mr. Naylor, the Secretary, stated that hehad C-.‘lI‘1’l€d out what he considered the intent of the nown, and is the caiisc of much annoyance to THE Comptroller yesterda_v transferred to the stockholders residingTrP outside the city ‘only. President Wm. R. ye informed. the nneetiilg that he had sent the report and notice to . ckhol-dcrs, in answer toinqnlrles. ‘ Stlllr. E. A. Manny remarked that the notice had been published in the city daily newspapers. Mr. Lucien Eaton replied that this was no legal notice unless the pubi.i.cat.io,n was- an authorized one by an oiﬁcial of the bank. Those who on- six THE Board of Public Irnprovements have _S(§lf~ icir faces against macadam, _bclicving i_hntT it is ot the best and cheapest paving m:itc1'i:tl1i;_i the ALA sutlicicncy of notice. V If that objection was valid, it held good to a far greater extent in the present instance. ' Too Horrible for Belief. A ; , , hlcaticn in at least two daily newspa- - ;‘,’§§l.,".§"s‘l. Louis. to all known stockholders of said bank, that a special meeting of stockhold;-‘ er.-3 will be held at the tbétnk, lass. Louis‘; on trig 1?T'ran_k S. IT’l1c.e. New Q_1l93..n§' Auguﬂ 3 },'f,‘,’,‘,,,,,"‘,§',,§’ on the rutupc action 6: the bank‘, and 1 some Dr. Bull’: Cough Syrup to be 3 17105‘ _.n‘uf with 9.2 feet scant on gauge. Up-‘-Silverthorn and Mary Miller, 4 a.. m. ; Arkansas Belle, 6a.m.; Mairgie Smith, 7 a. m..; Dick Johnson. 4:30 p. m. ]')0wn.I...Hr_)t.spul' and tow. 7 a.. m. ; G1‘EtY Eagle, 3 p. m.; ‘Bowling Green, 4:30 p. :11. Generally ll ht. Business very dull. AIRO. ILL. , J an_ua.Tr’y 10.--ArrivTed—-Chas. Mor- gan, Cincinnati, 11 p. m.;John B. Maude,Vicl;s- burg, 6 a. m. ; Commonwealth, St. Louis, 11 ii. ‘NASHVILLE, TENN. , January 10.--River falling, 4 feet scant. ATi'rived—-Cooke. Evailsville; Nash- ville and Hillman. Cairo. THE Poultry World makes the timely sug- houscd for the winter. This vegetable is eagerly eaten by poultry, young or old, if not too lavishly fed, to them, or giventoo often. It helps to keep vermin off their bodies, too, as the garlic Works outwardly, through the skin-pores, as well as inwardly upon the digestive functions. Raw vegeta- avidity by fowls in cold weatller, if fed_ to them with discretion. and not too frequently. And some of these are a desideratum to our f that any kiiidof ﬁeld operations can be carried E onby its aid in the darkest hour of the night. f;;Preliininary experiments‘ have shown that an ,;._illunliaa.t.ed by a single apparatus. lattes of at least ﬁve acres can be brilliantly] . l~ rec ................ . .. ..................... . . Ncrth—bcund Sparta accommodation arrives _East, St. Louis .............. ..... .._. .. N ortll-bound Sparta accommodation 8.1‘l‘l\ es 520 Walnut street. 5:20 p. in. .10:O0a. in. . . . . . . . . . ..................10:20a.m. WEST END NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. In effect October 25, 1.8.77. TRAINS GOING EAST. m‘ Six regular trams each way every Sunday. UNION RAILVVAY ANTI) TRANSIT COM i?'A:."v." Stock Yard Accommodation. . l*. 6:30 a. ' Stock Yard Accoininodatlon. . 1* 8:15 a. m. ;* 7:40 3.. in. in. 1’-‘l0:.5:.> :1. in. ‘N ',l‘HE D1S’.l‘R.lC'.l‘ COURT OF THE UNITED States for the Easteril District of Missouri ss. the niatter of Orville H. S1101-tand Frank E. .‘5}1ort, In bankruptcy. by gives notice of his appointment as assiiriiee of the baiikrupts. estate of Orville H. City of St. Louis. and State of Missouri, who have been adgudged b£l.1lk;‘u£tS,11I)Ol1 their own petition. by 1 1 the llistrlct Court 0 trict. In The ui1dcrsi,o,'ucdl1ere- Slifort and ll‘rank E. Short, of the e llnited, States in and for said» WILLIAM R. WALKER. ’ N THE‘ DISTRI States for the Ea matter of VVall.'er R. Carter CT COURT OF THETUNITED stern District of Missouri. In the and Joseph H.Conn, day of J anuary. A. by gives,noti_cc of his appointment as assignce of Ber- . nard_'1‘. Schroeder. in the City of St. Louis and State » of Missouri, within said udged a bankrupt. istrict Court of said istri t. 1).. l878.——'1‘he undersigned here- district. who. has been ad- . u on creditors‘ petition. by the, ~, c ' 1 (5 GEORGE KAN-NE. Assignee. lWeste1'n and Southern St-:i.te,‘we have pre- , their reading at a very low rate. T and otrhcrs desiring to act as Agents, are in- C and the terms we offer, make it the best paper Single copy, perannum... 50 Club cfthrcc,per copy........................ 3 00 Club of live, per 2 75 TRI-'W'lElElKLY, With the View of placing this Popular edi- tion in increased numbers‘ througliont every pareda SPECIAL RATE FOR CLUBS, which coniniunitv to form a club, and thus procure PO_ST1£A.STERS to work for in the West. Address GLOBE PRINTING CO-, NO EXPENSE TO THE PATIENT. _ BOOK giving full instructions for the cure or .. S ie-rmatorrliea, S9,1l’llll:»‘.l. \V‘c-altiless, etc. , sent to any zuldrcss on receipt of ill. Address I-Iilllili EN- NERBACH, M. D..lndianapolis,l'iid..78 S. Illinois st . . . A . -- - .- M llie Moore. New Orleans. 7 . in. De- St t.‘ ~.. 1 “ V 17 l 9 '- * - i . » 4: - ~~ these decisions, which are not authorities here, 7 mended that the bank Show-d llguldate th‘mu.gh Irllai-’tcd?—llIor‘san. New Orleans. 5 a. $3 Maude. Leavg lxllolilmandv ........ 7:30 9330. 3:33 5:22 Composed of t.h.e Sem1,W eellly and kunday FR'EE - as of very little Weight, because the reasons 118- (}1’§_‘Y IJALL N.()f]jES, an assigilec. The ﬁi'stfqi11c.stt1on Int order was the St Lm-118.2 D_ m_;C0mm0nwea11-,h, New ()1-]'ean3, Leave .l$i‘i<gp§.ot1 7:32‘ i :53‘ 3:4}? 5:32 edition of ‘bile Dally. hl\(e)::]1li)i;_eisIs: TT. “ -. -.3 . i-,- ,; , , _ - ' T- . ' . - . . » 6 , ‘ -' "-. ‘.3’--,‘ ‘ _ "g-. »;._ :5‘ :1 f;‘‘ ‘ C-1.‘ 1.. ' ’ 1(‘.‘ ‘ 3.5.1 ' 3‘ :ll§nde:llli(3(ll1(l“(‘l; 1i?c1'gdlil’s(3lzliscev glib“ ll?lCchG:Illl(3llh)c Dill); —"~_—” adsgtligguesrsfgliﬁllbd $01} ]l£l1Gre1!:3(5)iIl1lUg of the min- 4 p‘ m‘ llélver Qogsfeet-*6 mches’ and falling‘ go Hodlmonl ﬁggd. 7:48‘ 9-48‘ ..:%1 dz!-E0 Single 00133‘. Per annllhl---H-----------~ ----$6 00 discretion or excess. Anv d1'm:i2‘istl1as the ills‘-'lg3<B‘ ) I; ' _ ( I 1 , . - ‘ C 1 TA‘ T ‘ ' ‘ T av. . - ‘ ‘T - , TIT ‘ T ‘l .' :,r- :—T .L;_- . l ‘T ‘T ) .. J‘ x: 1' ‘\ .. :3‘ \,v"éT,oT‘ xi ﬁt.’ CI .- 2 ,( 1.- weak and unsound, and none better have ’been - nHP‘ll,l‘l1 Commlssloner Issued ten bum“ ntes of thelast meet_ing,held on the Slstof Deccm- lgim-I,IiIST Jangarv 10._mVe1-feuginches, and ,1{§3;Ti§f’eI§§.1"f}0fl;;’S.‘;I}}j‘f'31:: 'é;6*§l13;ff‘§; Club of three, per copy....................... 5 50 ‘D S I 1 ‘ M‘““‘ “ho ho \‘ 1“ 1° "Mn" ‘ Suggested in any of those that followed, because F911-‘W0 .‘/eSl'3*d“Y- T _ her, _ T _ Stands 19 feet 4 makes, Wem.her'clc.~'ir. Maxi- f —- Club of. ﬁve, per copy......... 5 00 DR. ltlC.(i11:])‘~s Essence 02 Lite restores manhood‘ jitappcnrs by LOl‘il Dcnman’s OL‘-llll0l1 in Queen THEASSCSSO1‘ and Collector of Water Rates on the Chair putting the guestlon as to the mum thermometel. 47-¢_ A,.,.ived.__My Choice, TRAINS GOING WEST. . andthe vitrorof youth to the_m0st _sliattci-ed vs. Kenrick (5 Ad. vs. Ellis N. S. i9), that clni- yesterday paid into the City Treasury $1,332. adoption of thc_lh11l_l1Wii_» D13 1305313 51'9ll;V_ 3?; Sm Louis; Cons Mme.-, Cincinnati. Depa,rted-- "Migt5;,‘,,‘ﬁg“”‘“”"" “““‘“‘““"’”‘ 2" i‘4‘"""""6""""‘8" "fig" f_<flIisllt~iitiqii in four weeks. dl.;):li11t11'1t; l1l11l3<>SS1l1llTl<1’.)- ’Ftl1tlS “W W-*v ll“: m cm: colleclem-s mu-m~w Weights ::"“°“ *° 8“ ‘.l?..‘%‘l:3:..‘;‘;‘i':l.‘i.° 22;. Pm Aver» ‘Vick-bu=~s . s: lw=:-o 2-o -sol so ' ,:..:.:,:;:::.*:::.:.;i:::>:‘t:::::::l ..r...:..2:: .2 l DANGEROUS T0 ,,TH1‘3 ACCUSED» and ineasiircs, $39 70; ﬁnes, 3‘-*2-7; current reve- ‘Nd 1103 Smle ‘my. ‘mg ‘u ' ‘ ’,h l; , PITTSBURG. January 10.-—River 2 feet4. inches Leave i_jnio_n avenue ..... .. 8:4-1:10:44‘ 2:84 4:44 6:219 any drlwi-"g-misc ‘4‘[1('.C(,?li?.~”:lll every case is as c'c-rtaitl because the Courts have round thcms_elv_es coin- m,ic,$l,3-47 99; back taxcs,$(i04 17; licenses. $2.’ 8"” meet-l-.“g belllg .591“ to all tn? Stool‘ (gala: and 1.,Sim,._ Wemhe,.c1T0,,Tdy and mnTd_ T , Leave£)e[.T1Qdi1nopt Road. 23T_::_i_~:l{1_l{):§-.>T §3:0‘2Tl -i:.:.-2‘ 6:37 o as.,1,a}_,;.,,.,;,,.m;},,,;;1,(,S’ {'1‘,,‘,._5.t_ 3019 Agent’ mg J0s_ yelled 10 SUl’l~*l.V £119 defects °f Won nldlclllnem-'5‘-. 996 77' 8021103. $40. and deposltorsi accmdmg to 1eB0.uuOn 0 as “SHREVEP01~’.T.‘ LA.. Javnuary 10.—Arr1ved-La L‘-‘HV9 Pl?-.U.1*‘l5~ R 1‘ R‘’”"d' §“’b‘1J". ‘hm’ 4"“6 6.7“ . Jacciies. 7 Uiiiversitv Place. New York. Dl'u:£giStS .Ybills of Dill-l,.lC»lllZi1's,_\t'lll(}ll.lSCOllClTllt3lV6 tha_t-, ~ALI,1TnenQe.§pY(TeptWT”_9r licenses are issued meeting. ‘As a matter of £."icti.i also, aiida Belle; New 0’r,e,m-S_ DTepa,.t»ed__Q. H_ Durfee, ]‘:$;i.i\:;eoI§{l3$ilv§ll‘£1I1ld}§.OadT .... .. Single COPY. Der a.nmim..................$1 50 , s_li.ppl.ied. . in the opinion of such dll<lg8S,llle indictments did at theT‘C5,,,'.,f'1J1C,{{5é_ qr‘;-,j§ fact. is not "generally large number of other stoc _ 10 t ers in e cl y, New O1,1eanS_ Wea.,he,. dear m,dp1,,,,Sant_ .. L . . ........ .. . . . ... .,. , . _f__.__..__ '' "Tijl CURE! N0 PAY! -- HE. J. . J?‘ .Ei.Eill.1l>i, 175 S0utli(’)l2irl‘. st. cor- - }‘:lmli'oe.iiliicaiuo, is still ‘treating 1111' .‘ .- l'i‘ivate.Ncr\'ciis. Cliroiiic aml Special lliscsztses, Hpcriii:liol'rluca., Iinpot.ci1cv- ‘ ' 'l~‘em:ile l,ll:é'(‘.P.lS68 . , . (SC.‘{ll2i.l 11:0:-L:iaC.lt‘,'), _ , - . Stock Yard Accommodation..l* 2:00p. 11].‘ 4:40p. in. - , - . . +3: =~._ and ,1)m(-_,.«_11=_.3;-_ pic. o<s~.'‘('c»ii.<tilt:ttion '. ions, that the jm;g.,,,em of um um. ,.ev(,1.s at collected by the ‘Fourth National Bztnk. 1‘€ls0luTtl0n1‘efel'1'e(1 toT(wlnch was merely itverbal gestion that onions chopped up fresh once a Stock Yard Acco_nmna..t;on,_l_-e ;,,00p_ m_{.. 6 401-). m_ 1 will be fuiiiished on T.:lppllCT.ll.lOll. Iiiduce- ﬁ,ersO,,TaT‘u,. 0,. ,T,‘TV1,.,T,_,.,.,T.,,=§.°,.,.,_Q,.c(,,._Tb.,0kjA hem as Ilnéiclllﬂi. 111151 We (lr:-tw the same infer. AN objectionable Dina‘. that has long Stood be_ one), in scndiusr the l-‘S9l_?3,1'l3 Off llillﬁ S_D_5(".13 “(lg-1" wcckT,1n cold weather, ale :1 vely good change ments are offered Wl.ll(3l.l Will enable every ill at-rat«od,c§c. Dr. }\_€.‘:tl’llS the only Pliyslciim in the . ‘"109 from the fact that 011% Of the d<‘«0iSl°n8 “'9 tween the Prcsidcrlt: of the Council and less e:':alt- hllll-96 and “*9 “°‘'’ﬁ°*”’‘°“ 0 “'3 me"°“°g ‘~° ‘ 9 for ‘ ‘green feed.” to fowl stock after they are city t-hstwi.-.3-rants cures or no pay. All laiigiiiigcs iapcken , . _.-.._...._...._..4. F11liUS'.l‘l3‘.E’S SALE~—\V‘lie1°oa.s, by deed of trust . dated _lll‘t‘.C.Clllllt‘,l' ‘.20, ls‘Ti9, on record in book 566. page 6. St. Louis l:ecoz~<lcr"s office. Williain A. tlteiie dcr and ‘wiliit-liiiinn his wife, of the City of :51. Louis, Strife of Iilissouri. COllV'C}'Cll to the lllli‘l(fl‘S},‘g.'l)(5d. the following m-5-sciﬁbetl real es”-.al'e p1'<mei"t_V.w'1tli lllllil‘C‘V(_‘:- lnent.-' i‘.hci‘eon., to wit: -‘-.1‘: l'll.‘ll, (:ertzii:1piet‘<3 01' ‘..‘ri'-’-‘W1 - . ~ - - -- -- 4 . oflitiul sit,ii:iic in Shirl city of St. Louis. State of Mis- _ . , ,, » .» i . g s = .- s 1- - _ - V bles chopped line--such as cabbage, turnips, §90lltT%lTWest cor. Fifth and Olive sts., tat. Louis. vited to correspond with 113- souri. luriiiv‘ lot lillllllml‘ four (4). i bloclc lllllllllel‘ six- £:‘$.f‘.,(‘;0l'd;tilcc \\'ith the general principles of the i‘1f;9uaSfée(}f‘§f,f;f ptglfilfgfoulnstances “In permit mlgfglglﬁiiifgglgtgggtagsBgﬁggagl clgglggillggeeofhfllf m‘-ltabagas and cam.0tST______Win all be eaten W.il'.h gated *3 mm ‘-13-)’ Of Janualy. 1348- The Popumrity of the GL0BE_DEM0CRAT’ teen l1iin<.ii'3(l and sevc1i’€}‘~iiiiic dl.t37:l). in Plant and 0tlicrs" siihdivisi<ii1. coiiiniiiiiig t-weiiiy-ilvc(2£l)_fc81? in front. on the smitllline of ()‘i7.-‘allon street bv it dTep1_tl1 of ninety (SM) feet to an alley. bounded north o_\»Ts:tiTd 0’Fz—tl1o11 street, cast by lot nimiber five (5). Sold 10 , . - - . . . . , banltriipts. ~ In bankruptcy. The creditors of said 7- .- . .. b . id a1'gy, and of the 5., “me («Gun 0‘ Masqachusetm (Com A viarrant was yesterday sworn q_ut against M,._ RT, 13, Wade 1nqTuired.whe_thcrT1t would be . poultry stock, during‘ the months, When they estate are hereby llotllled tliataihird general meet_- . 3..lé;l,‘aIn1,,.Htl3?a11I}{u.n'l?.§¥h tllrccm (3), I sold to ’ p . . . w 3.. - i ' Harrison Jones. the N38'1'° 31'1‘e3l7ed 0“ WGWW3‘ out Of ordel‘ ‘.0 M5001“: and to 1ﬂ~‘«.l11110l? U19 S..€’«,<3_T- T can not have access to the ﬁelds or orchards, ing wlllbeheld on the 26th day of January. lb78,bTefore F, mm” M. e1,___Wmch ,_.0m.,T,_mn(._,TT. Wm made .1 Klgult’ 4M°l”’n1?(’°.."",V“f'Iwstman’ 1 °“.5“°' ' if allc ed criminal assault upon his rem.-y to inform all the stockliolders and _d_elJ0_sit- for grass em_ Hon, Lll(!len_ Eaton. Resnstei'.__at his oﬂicc. Room SUBSORIPTIQES toergemgkf the-elzaymenu of ce,.,,m, m,.,..s memm DIRT. VS. Shedd, l Lu.sh_. 5.1%), and Of bile day night Or all T g A T T , ' org. a nleetlng “was to to decide T . 3 33, IMO. OllVe _StI'(1?1€)t3bSl‘nI' ].:JT0l.113q DKISSOUYI. fO1' the - deScl.ibed;and W1lel.ea5. 0319 of Sa,i(‘1 ﬁotes past due 1% ‘lame CONN Of P011183!-lV3l1'3 ((/°m° 75' Halt’ ﬁve-year Old 0l11l(1- A IIGSPO ndmed Chas! Grllnes should be done With the aﬁairs of the bank. h . .t. b h t th purposes named i.n t L’ ‘an uupt act as aTme1id_ed. must in an cases be accompanied -with the and has remained unpaid; now". ‘[llCl‘€.l()l‘C.T£ll. the. re- ‘ ~- -3’ 5 B311‘). M9 30 the Same 9590'» and equally 1 . ested for complicity in the snacking Ml. Eaton oﬂered the following resolution; , t 3 curios; ies to _e 8 OWII a T e T St L IHOS. I0. '1-UTT. Ass1gnce- . 1 . quest of the legal hpldcr 0f_tl1e Sfellle. and in accord- ‘féggﬁd and <180I8iV8- 568. 8lS0.Ai'chibald Grim. was 3 5° “Y F_ me -,5 examigmmn 6f the child Reéowem That the P,.e3iden,; and semem.‘-y or ; folttilcoming Paris International Show is an 1 - 01119» M0-v Janna’? 11- 13‘3- ’ m0I10Y- Send by 130Sta1 Orders or registered anlcle with the conditions in said deed coimnned, I l 1. V ‘ ‘ 3. ‘I 1-. ‘" ' “ l " ' ‘I ‘ ‘I ' . 0' T , ' . . ‘ ‘. . ' ' ' . HE and Evidence (3 Aim 8d-). 6.209 C35” . crime’ I-)1 ltzptotrl e truth of the child’s state- the Ren1Estatc Saviiigs Bani; of _St. Louis beTre_- apparattis for illumination by electlic light, Nofrxcn o;t.AsSlgTI1ee of his apnoi1itincn_t—-Eastern letters, at our 1‘lSK. W1 . on WEDNESDAYT JANUARY 30, 1878, .- found eildellce ° ‘ ‘ v quested and instructed to give notice by mail jwhich IS stated to give such excellent resiilts , District of Missouri, ss.——At St. LOUIS, the 11:21: i THE PRINCIPLES . ment. ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 ll 1 ‘ and between the hours of ten o’clock a. in. and four; olclock p. m. of that day. at the cast front door of tilt Court House, in the City of St. Louis. proceed tosell the above-described property at public vcndue. for cash, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said notes and ST. LOUIS Mo. FRANK WIESE, JR-9 Trustelh no expense or carrying out of tlllﬂtlfllst. ﬁt. Ennis ﬁsilp .®IuIit-ﬁrmnttst, Jiribsp morning, ﬂaitnsrp 11, 1878. Ve1'.Vl'llDld1ya contract of attornevship with the —i .. 1 is I ‘ .Paciﬁc Mutual. Life Insurance Company, but he A S the cash for the goods .to-moriow, alid will re- ’ read so fastI didn’t catch the purport of it. I ‘ mit.” This was the last commiinication received insisted that gentlemen could come to the matter by Messrs. Campen, Peterson at Co. from him. 4 7 TO THE PUBLIC! ., abouts, wrote his house in St. Louis, “I will get ’ BOWllAN’S BETAINEB, " ‘- 9 ' - _ on which they wante l m decision, whereupon ‘ - - Foul play to the 1 erson of M -. Reed is suspected f th at demand for And How H_e D-ldn 15 Want 1tTeB Bowman and Bryant exprsessed a willina'“°5.s to The Last of 8‘ Famous Indlan Fighter by the firm, he hjaving sevell'al hundred dollars In consequence 0 9 83° '1-,1ﬁed_ About’ leave and so expediate matters, in which action. . and Scout. with him. ' - Mr Reed leaves an excellent character, both of course, I very gladly acquiesced. [Lziughten] Judge»Krum then proceeded to ask what was said bv Messrs. Carroll and Houghton after Mr. Bowman left. ~ Another objection by defendant's counsel, to _which Judge Krum responded in a very sharp and earnest speech. Judge Wagner and 001. Dyer ar lied in support of the objection, and the money, I will continue to sell all my stock tor the amount due. consisting of . _ "DIlMONDS,WATCHES&CHAINS and Fine Jewelry of all description. professionally and ersonaily. He is not thirty years of alre, and gas an accomplished wife and several children living at 1825 Olive street. Nu- merous telegrams having failed to discover his whereabouts, ol- what has become of him, it is hoped that this publication will be more success- ful. l"ll'8. Reed is loath to-believe that the man Liver-Eating Johnson Killed by the lion’ Skins. . 1 I . __ . - . ‘_-' - ' ‘._‘ V.‘ . .\. .._ K. . " _ L - . * 2. ' 1:‘ V.-" ,1 ‘. "r 4”.“ . '. . j ' '~ ':.-.‘ , " ‘ -_ V. l . _' :‘ ‘ ‘ N; ' I . I I p. \ 5 ~. . . ., _ I -g _ , . . . ._ 7 . . ’ . _ I . ’.-. \ ‘ ‘ .3 ‘ f. ‘-I u . . . .. . -‘.1 . ‘ ’ ‘ Admirers of Elegant and Stylish egar. A Request Which Mr. Hough De- clined to Gratify. I . C-‘r . M O S S’ no. it. E. 3. Adams Earned-$250-What rm 8.‘i.‘2.,’;l. W" "*° °.”l°°°‘°“‘”°”““" What o-........ 3...... Has .. B... of . ?..‘,‘.‘.‘."t‘..‘é'.Z‘.1.°.."°...ﬁ?:.‘.f§‘3_3:23 i’.°.’.’.‘.‘~*..s.§."‘{‘.§‘..‘.}“.°;.‘.’.‘“.:‘.’- . . . . of-en m we or - merits are invited to examine ourstock of tiles After a few unimportant questions had been asked. Judge Madill, the witness, was allowed to stand aside. - Clhe relators then‘ called _ HENRY W. JIOUGH of the Play Judge madill Saw, and a Good Deal He Wasn’t Allowed to Tell of. Remarkable Man. . . commercial traveler, may account for his silence. BUSINESS NOTICES. Red Front Loan Office, 208 N- 2E‘O'U’ZR.’I‘I-I ST- goods, manufactured expressly -for us, and We ~ l BISMARCK. D. '1‘. . January 7.—It is reported by Indian AIIB '11 St i 131 C0 ﬁd t’ I. - « ' , . ..... u:F::IGErT:NyWh: 13: Clock. There was the usual large attendance in Court- ythentggtxiedz IlllllPl‘e§Ild8lll.0f title Life A1s)socl- kellgttlgr tahadt Liver gilatin-g Jko;ih3on,Htlie St 1 _ . . ~ ' ' ~ {Bee 3° 93 . 1- 0 . . - _ I0 ‘ merica since arch 183' was resi- g, _n _scout as een ile . ewas _ur- , , . d t d -t 1 t t d s‘ ",i“.‘.‘.‘..“..°.‘£f.‘.‘3.’:..‘.’.".i.'.‘.“.‘.‘.'.i‘if.’3?.§“’.?2?..‘iif.?;...’€-f.“:.l':.‘:i ,;,;",f;,,:;::‘:;2¥.;:i:.°::°§:;.““”§§‘:£2.°.§§f. coma i” ii:-*.r.."l -,-a---a go ..%?i;..ﬁ.:..tt.£‘:.“.’i‘{..§fl‘i3..”é’i’.i".§§§‘.§‘Z3.‘§‘i§';§i’;’.‘Li’ 3- eh e 0 1S e I 11 e- ‘, ,_.:‘. _ _ « . ’ cena irector in that com an , Recegpto ave i s more ii lans than all the ot er soon it p i _ ° 5 ‘ ‘ §°"‘Ican°ﬁ°'°"°°””‘“d“°°m¢“‘7t°bu'Ym Proceedings were not, however, as interesting as M1‘. Bowman, dated 14th of Oftobier, 1876. l)ro- Of We Yellowstone 01‘ Upper Missouri PM W’ 1 t «- - duced and identiﬁed .] During September. 1876, gether. He ate an Indian’s liver once, and hence- those of theday before, although the silent at- Three his name. He was a terror to them. I orrv NEWS. . a special statement had been asked for by the , 1 tentm“ 0f "13 audlenee W518 eXl'-l‘eme1Y marked all Department from the Columbia" Had Beverm iliilliigrecllaild twenty horses arrived to-day for the » W0 t1mes—once when Col. D 'er and Judge Krum eonversations with Bowma about this time. 5 3V“ PY- . ' ‘ ' T-'?:' 1"l11'3- were arguintr the question)“ the ,.e1e;ancy of usually between the Union Depot and the com- The above telegram clipped from the columns Forty years ofsucccss is sufficient evidence of E - o . . the value of Sc‘nenck’s Pulmonic Syrup as a cure Iadvanccd the idea that Capt. l3)3_n!’s office. 1 rice had better call for statements showing the In order to cl se out their stock of furs D. . ° - Of One of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT'S exehangeei for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, conversations at which the defendant was not Mgcoausn FIFH AND Pl. and Houglilon. The ﬁrst witness of the day was . DR. NIDELET, who desired to correct his former testimony and say that the Board of Police Commissioners had never agreed to the advancement of the lottery case in the Supreme Court, nor had he, individu- ally, consented to such advanceinent. He in- tended in his former testimony to refer to the presentation of the case before the Court of Ap- peals. Tlic ﬁrst steps taken in the matter were those taken by himself and Mr. Hyde. The reso- lutlon of the Board was brought about by the Misses’ white Coney sets from $1 25 to $2. Misses’ fancy Coney sets from $2 to $4. Ladies’ A1351“ black Coney and imitation seal sets from $3 50 to 35, Ladies ’mink gets from $8 50 to $18 50. as long as the writings of Fenimore Cooper re- tain their inlluence over the human mind—that a GLOBE-DEMOCRAT reporter called yesterday af- ternoon upon Gen. Sturgis to glean, if possible, some further particularsregarding the subject of its brief but highly suggestive description. The General was found at his residence on Locust street near Garrison avenue, where the reporter, byway of introducing the subject matter upon which he’ desired enlightenment, handed him the °""Wf°‘°d 0°", a"“1’_“°‘(§ °ﬂ'°"i“gtmf:?)tr:;g'::' present, and once again while Judge Madill was f0}1:ld.ili0n_ of the separate companies, and W35 5° 0193-1"? 3 passing obituary notice of a. man ?0I;t;Thr0ali. Ilieontalns 110 013111111; is Pleasant . manta, Children ,BV]:l1B‘8 (§)I16y se :8 from $14,775 ' testifying’ as to what occurred in his office be- ,5‘; w],3]‘ig‘h Wlshe ‘V81’? n_tb1l{lI}kll1i’.‘ 1%! .,h1‘1)l1€;ﬁ£_g celcbratedin his own pecuﬁar sphere of life--a °F01?s‘:13e‘°D-yaupmggism . “ , , ‘ V f‘_ to $1 50, cliildien s ancy oney so . tween Bowman and Bryant and Messrs. Carroll czmld be transfer-red t(<)>tl§lelIﬁe3*‘1Ssl’0‘:3i‘aL3;On_ Mm sphere, too, which will rest in a halo of romance . 1 . R N E E . 2! _ - I Bowman undertook to procure the return of the special statement, and on its return I understood . _ him to say it might be retained till called for. I Should say that I first suggested to the Board of ‘ Directors that if they would give me carte blanche to see Mr. Bowman and arrange with him, I was satisﬁed I could arrange for the return of the Special statement. I saw Mr. Bowman, who said he wished to be considered as being consulted on the Dart, _of the Life Association. Told him that was all riglit. He said he didn’t know whether the statement could be returned or not; would We and let me know. Saw him again. He said The people - .-' .. 1: _ J’ ‘l’. "' ". .,-‘. "i-"‘ r’\ »“- /\ ./X/\ W‘ANTED—-Job printer wants a situation; 8 years’ experience; salary no object. Ad. A. R. Tist, Mona House. Sixth, between Pine and Olive. ANTED--Situat.ion to go on ‘Change for a city ﬂOlll‘_alld commission house. where competence and attention to business will be appreciated. Best reference. Address Flour. this office. ‘ V ANTED-—By a Baltimoreiin. a situation in a ' SITU A TION S VVAN TED-—Bl.ALES. .-’\ ,.—\ Ir ... ii _ 4. -' mi‘ in want of - Should call 0 ‘ . Voriibro Mannf.a.cturer,Wholesale and Retail Dealer,-806,808,810 & 812 N. Sixth st. He keeps? u.~_ 11 T1103. W. Wood In the only direct and authorized advertising agent of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT in this city. All con- tracts made by him will be recognized as if made in the office. ' » “ Q , 1"S**"$,:5‘°“m”5 t ?§f§{§§"§3ff§,’.‘,°f between Bowman and me At. §ﬁ5fﬁ’;1ggd°ﬁ’)':&ig°a"aP1° bd§m"".‘1_§13'ti“ Sucﬁcedilslii i slip of paper congining the telegram for perusal. 1 wholesale l_'iquoi-__house. Best r._-ferences given; . For Salem any quantities. and at all hours. 9- MASON G_ SMITH be dam Sam he‘:V‘;>;ngd‘V:‘hl; m;‘:n‘;’r“g,°f,f§,ee As the General read the lines a shade of sorrow f,’.},{’g,f,’_' "° °°“S’d¢’“"”“- .Ad‘“'eSS B‘*“"m°”ei ‘ms the largest and best assortment in the city. GoodsRet-ailed at Wholesale Prices. I passed over his face, and, as he looked up, he said: . ‘ ‘I'm very sorry to hear this, very sorry.” was then recalled for further examination. Bv Judge In-iini. I have calculated there were from 300 to 350 suits pending against the St. Louis ﬁxed before proceeding further, and named $7,000 as his fee._ He spoke of some large fees he had been receiving; of the difﬁculties he had met this office. DR. WHITTIER, a rogular graduate. 617 St. A WANTED—A good accountant of several years ex- perience in this city desires work; low wages expected; satisfactory reference given. Address A. ‘ collars are liable to be captured and killed at any Charles street. as for the last twenty vears, may Mutual; We the-01')’ Of eVetY Slllli brought in this with in inducing Mr Charles E. King and 0 3* this 011103 county was that the contract of reinsurance be- Mr P 1; ' — - . 1 f -«Th - - - h - ‘ '.' ‘ bg fgund from 9 to 7 ua11y,whe1-e remarkable cures W_eu1- the St Louis Mm . . cc to consent to this wlthdrawa 0 on you identify the subject of t 0 notice, , ’ ‘ . ual and the Mound City the 3-; - - , ' A-N f‘ED—-To pork packers-A mail from_ the S J‘ emem’ and mummed some of the Genelal?" East, a first—class cutter and salesman, wants a may be had of blood diseases, impediments to Safe marriage. etc.,“ at reasonable charges. V __ , _ Adam. B t h, ,1, m m d, m 5 U nsulmuonfee. can or write. was much discussed by all the allthorltles. see the Directol~s,ivnd did so; they authorized the man he was, too--a good man and an honest 58 U C pr‘ 1 S0 C9 3 ° 3 ° 0 ’ conilected with the former company‘ have dis- avnient ii I‘ ' ik ' -- ¢ ‘ '_ ‘ I _ . , D . am paneled Bowman lh_e chec pio-_ gmae_n - HELP WANTED_ FEMALES E - V I. _ _ cussed the matter with Mi. Bowman, don tknow ducea; he ,-emurked at the mm, mm he woum _ ., - - - , , i _ r,_._, A _. F F b m1“ §§_g11°(f“('1“3'"3° LM ,6 Book ;)"x_1:)%O<S>i1‘ll§)1li1lftlkI)e1t‘l ”t]geC0l1C‘l1<:!2]1f;mll-';ltl)uilgfllg 0;“) E0153 serve the Association for twelve months as attor- ywhen dld 7°“ engage him?” ' .- ” -~ - ~- 4 ' » " ‘ “ -- I "S A-.. 3 [-11 ‘y ; 0 3y 3 . , 3 ' .z - , I - ‘ , J ,’ ' . ' ‘ , _ :=—-"-2-_‘ :2” «'r‘-“-7--5-'-.= -‘~-"—-'~’~- ‘ '— ' —-—~ - ~--”’~ ‘ r H -i - L“-“v *“ “‘ "‘ "‘A _ ' ' , or . . Y o I3 Y . may in COD:>ldel itlon of the fee, and made the I met him when we were at the mouth of the had some bllSlIlLSS exp!-*rleIl(,.e and ale willing Also, Same Size in “Fruit Cake” (M-ahugany) and ..P-wneer,-, (Black) G00ds_ Vvlth each 3‘ Peterson’s Lady's National Magazine, York dailies of Wednesday. ‘ Black llledicine. Dr. B1ank’s “Black Medicine” is a prompt and efficient purgative in all cases where an operation of the bowels is required; but, as a remedy to regulate the bowels, to move them at will, and to bring on a daily action, or to stimulate the diges- tive organs and thereby gradually overcome cos- tlveness and chronic constipation, it can not be excelled. The Black Medicine is now for sale by all drugglsts. Price-—Large bottles, $100; small miae, 50 cents. Mus. WINSLO\V’S Soothing Syrup, for children teething, softens the gums, reduces inﬂamma- tion, alleys all pain and cures wind colic. BISHOP Rvsrrs Lecture on "What Catholics DoNot Believe” (second edition, with notes), Frank I.es1ie’s Pleasant Hours and Sunday Magazine, and Harper's Weekly, January 19, and the New was ultra vires and void; the separation of the Columbia and the St. Louis Mutual to the Receivers of the St. Louis Mutual to ad- vance the accounting suitat the oﬁice of the com- pany froin Messrs. Douglas and Hough; Mr. Hougli then had the mcmoi-andum of stipulation made by Mr. Bowman, which I itlentlfiell yester- day; think this was the afternoon before the in- terview at Judge Madlil’s oﬁice; remember Mr. E. B. Adams calling on me for dates relative to the number and character of the suits pending against the St. Louis Mutual; he came to me with an aiitliorizution from the Insurance Department, and I cheerfully gave hinl the information asked for; Bowman had never mentioned the matter to me, nor had Mr. Price; never spoke to Mr. Price, except to say ‘ ‘good morning;” I drew the resolution of January, 1875, that the company would do no new business. Just at this point Judge Krum inquired as to what instructions the Board of Directors of the Columbia gave Mr. Smith for drawing up the resolution. Col. Dyer objected to the testimony, binding on the defendant. Jud re Ki-um argued that as the resolution had been first suggested by Mr. Bowman, the action of the Board of Directors in pursuance of that suggestion was part of the res gesfds. In support of his position he cited Mitchell vs. Planters’ Bank, 8 Humphrey, 216; Pool vs. Bridges, 4 Pickerintr, 378; Stewart vs. Severance, 43 Mo., 88 D05 0 money would have to go in that way, though I d1dn’t believe that part of it; told him I would indorsement on the face of the voucher reading to that effect. When I told him during Judge Jones’ investi- gation that I had been subpoenaed to testify in re- gard t0 this payment, he said I must decline to teelifyi told him I couidn’t do that; he said, ‘ ‘Jones will not commit me; I will defend you; you must decline;” told him I wouldn't do it; he turned on his heel and went away; after the ex- amination was concluded he again told me I ough_t to have declined to testify. This closed the testimony of Mr. Hough, for the day. _ Adlourned to 1 p. m. to-day. MEXICAN vhrrl-JRANS. Annual Meeting--Election of Cﬂlcers——— The Pension Bill. The annual meeting of. the Mexican Veterans, Society was held last night at the Court House. Over ﬁfty veterans were present. Gen. D. C. Coleman, the President, called the meeting to order, and the Secretary, Capt. James Spore, read the minutes of the last meeting. Acommuliicatlon from the Interior 'Depart- “Perfectly well; and a good, honest, reliable Stillwater, and there engaged him as a scout on account of his knowledge of the country which we were to go over last summer. ” Ge:;J‘e\;'I;i*lnI.’(,1O you know of his Indian-ﬁghtilig, "Personally, I know nothing; though, from all I heard, he had killed quite a large number of In- dians, by whom he was greatly feared. ’ ’ t "Fillet s raéher peculiar nom de gucrre he rave el uni er, iencra . "lvlell, yes (laughing); t‘nat_’s the name he ' ' 7 1 - I :_l ' _ ‘*4; Li. . E-.".‘€’...g'.‘i‘.’.i§ 3...’? ' -.‘.?.i"i“.’I-=....“i‘.i.‘ 3if‘.;t‘.’...- .‘:.‘.X."..'.i is * l 2 r. never ear t is u partic- ulars of his liver-eating exploit, but I have tlle best reason in the world for believing its truth- he told the story himself. ” ch‘ ‘He possessed the, ’accomplishment of truth, en, amongst others. d "_l_~Ie \’V8S_tlll p‘8_l‘fe:([,‘.ll_V trutlﬁful man. In all my ealiiivs wl i ilm never new him to deviate a line frbm the tru_tli. He never professed knowl- edge which he did not possess. When it became necessary for us to go into a part of the country with which he was uuacouainted he at once ac- knowledged his lgnorafice, and’ when he was leading us through territory which he professed‘ to know, everything be indicated concerning lo- calities which we were to enter—where there was situation ill pork packing house or ﬁrst-class market. to devote their entire time for a moderate remunera- ion. Address, with references, H. (1., this ollice. . ANTBiD——A good girl to _cook, wash and iron. Apply, with referellce. No. 3641 Washington av. ' Al\lTED-Girl to do general housework; refer- ences required. 1604 Olive street. year round. AN'l‘El)—-Good COOK, washer and iroiier. No. 350] Chestnut street. References required. ANTED—-A strong German Protestant girl for general housework. 2938 Thomas street. ’ AN’l‘E1)—Girl. to do general housework; refer- ences required. 1604 Olive street. V HELP VVANTEI)-—iY1AL.ES. A NTED—-—Notlce—Carriage-inake- s.b1acksmitlls . Trimmers and wood-workers; steady work the Address. with stamp, ‘W. B. Greenlow, Carriage Mil.llllfzl.Cll1"‘€l‘. Sllerinaii, Texas. ‘ AN’l‘ED—A first-class Hoe prcssman at 215 Pilic _ street. C. R. Barns. V ANTED—-One or two good men to take charge of _ a paying business in a Western or Soutlierii city; railroad fares paid: call at 1517 N. Eiizllth street. ‘, ANTED-A boy 15 to 20, legible Wl;ll'6l‘, of good address. able to give $500 seciiritv for money en- trusted. Address in own hand writing with full par- ticulars. South. this office. Pound Butt a Fine Tobacco Cutter is given away free. Butts, without Cutter. Matchless, Fruit Cake and Pioneer Brands in every size desirable to the trade. For Sale by all \Vllolesale Grocers and Tobacconists. Same size in 44-Pound 31 cation; low rent. 1519 Apply to J. B. ()’Mcara, 322 North Third street. cheap rent. .r\/‘ AJ\/v\ ER.:QNAL--Dr. Smith, Ladies’ Physician, treats tor. Boarding. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. ‘ N. S ST.—F0l' Rent-Store; prominent show window, good slloe shop, celltral1o- ST. LOUIS AV.—New store in a_tl1lckly settled locality, suitable for retail trade. )R. REN’I‘—-Sixth and St. Charles. 2 ﬂoors for‘ Solid Silver and Fine Electro Plate ALL SORTS. ...1N_. At Factory Prices. . F. A. DURGILN. Seventh and Olive sts. wholesale business. near the husiiiess centers and BA Y BROS.. 509 Chestnut street. HORSES AVND VEHICLES. \_/\/\/ \/\/\/\/\. OR SALE—3 mules, 1 horse. ice and coal wagons, harness. etc. 212 Chouteau avenue. PE BS UNAL. females only. If you are llltl'OLlb1e.COllSllltt11€DOC- ‘ Womb difficulties a specialty. Call or ~ 4.- 5. -‘u.'._ . r for sale at P- FOX’?-. 14 500111 Fifth Blfee-3. and 311 eWl{‘i(cah.nel:.cs l:\l‘l'l:.l'ke%;1r\;:: go ﬁiggéign of meat was read. in reply to a letter of the Secreta- -water and where there was none. where - . . write. 102.555 i-"1-anklin ave..St. Louis. ESt2tbllS1l£‘(l1S69. ;. We 5901‘ 5‘°1'°9- g o .g - . .’ ‘ . vs‘ rv of the society in relation to duplicate dis- 3 hill Would be found. Where a short ANTED"A“ ex”e”"”°e..d' °““"‘g°“9" p“"“° _~ s ‘ Best Wood Pipe in use. ¢ §Cléll., it.,f3i:4, Stalk '78. C01 (W. 45 Ill. , 431. 3 T1 D h _ I cut could be ,.m,de_mmed out exactly as he had speaker, to travel and solicit scliolarsliips for a BOOKS __ . H,”-mg cemerdmﬂ Wm not bum out A b cﬂbers to me E ‘sum Post failed to u ge xi um uitlier contended that by llls sug- c ial‘ge_3._ ic epartment says t eie is no aw mated. BY_,he_bye locum ten you 3 “on, about new institution. Small salary and large commissions. - ' \‘ i- smngm detachable stem, ' BEW su s t 0 gesting the piis_sage.of the resolution Mi-. Bow- authorizing duplicate dlscliiirgcs to be sent to any we perfect renablmy of Whatever he said -,, Reference required. Address Miss L.Aikeli,8t.Louis. , ‘ UNABRIDGED DICTIOVARY An parts oosny cieoneq. _ receive their papers yesterday on account of the plan had constituted Mr. Douglas and the Co- but soldiers who served against the late I‘eDel- ..p,e,,se do. Ge,,e;.a1_~ ' ANTED-B053 at R- 19- Adams’ 38-1161?» 215 N - 5 Queens of Song, illllstr;-ted. “E Ch‘““b°' "1 “°"”°’ m°°t"’°‘ inability of the carriers to take the names off of the books as they came in; the omission will be rectiﬁed to-day. V a there was a wide interval between the conversa- ance. Some of the indigent veterans have eX- . ., - . _ . BOARD OF HEALIH” tion with the defendant and the subsequent action pressed a desire to obtain admission to the l°,:%l(;is‘;i,§l§”‘soa§°;‘Pgl‘ltZggéuﬁngxligszﬁﬁlt‘§;"n§ :33 Good station work. Free transportation from either . . apx)leI\{vz:§gfo1id:f1po:31;i1§R. 1tI(1)a<}i€i101p1il;‘)leers1;§’l‘(;{‘g*1Ps,~ I . . . ‘. . . . . 9 ; _ 9 ) - - ‘ ’ _, _ . . . . “ —. . _ - . S I of the Directois in passing‘ the iesolutlon. '1 he Ilonie at Dayton. Ohio. Amount in the treas They ,.e,,,1.,,ed stating that he was d,.mki,,g. and tL,tf,‘,‘;,§’,¥;i.339S‘h§§‘,';§'f,oI_§",?‘f,'f: &J£1}‘1‘f_*‘i§ <75 Dewllng. con , DU(%’ATilOkl*:(AIfl](§23]{€1i;ta§gllnci>elriéséey<;ié‘§l?1u(tig<Z0e;;1i_ 1.000 agents Wambd at once to Sell it Sample b try on D M at Jolinson‘s Commercial mail. 25 cents. C11‘k'-1113 - The Usual Batch of Reports—-The Des- tiny of St. LouisjDairies---.\' ufsanccs. The Board of Health met in regular weekly session yesterday afternoon, all the members present. The Health Commissioner submitted the fol- lowlnit weekly reports. from We 8eVel'31 illeliilb Smith was excused from further testifying a. the ensuing year: h k h d _ . _ . _ . P e .de t__Gen. D_ C. Cole“ am -- son, ad ‘ta en t e a vantage of his being . ‘ ‘ . . ._W_ T_ H , . ‘ S t_ I, b_ non‘ under.m3 chanfm . plesem E B ADAMS VIicf31Pi'I¢lasidents-.-Gen. T. J.‘ Bartholow Maj. 8 mus ‘ Om” ‘3 he cmleq It’ -to pwk wAhT‘ED—AGENTg §.1:ii‘3.oi‘;."i-§o'~.-%.oIx’r§"is.§‘.’l‘§3oKvn. Aug. aH§§ick:g'toth%rs City Hospltzil——Patlents on hand stlast report, , -,, h t h ' ‘ D I h n ‘L PM s,,.e,.,,m,,, Ma, 1- W Levm, M,’ 3; W an advantageous quarrel with him. ‘I ~vv~/~’vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv~ ‘ _._..__...___. lev“ 0“ ‘i “ 3 was 3 mam 37° t 9 ""0 3° ., ' , ' ’ ,' ‘ ' ‘ " ' ' stud it jest as long as I could,’ Johnson VVANTED-50 agents to canvass in this city. 1127 _.. ~.._.__.——~—-—— _ (111800. 001- 11- 0- Me‘-Omee - Chestnut street. J. Short. LOST AND FOUND. ENTIRE STOCK or CASSDIERES. etc., must lot 818; admitted since, 38; discharged. 18; died’, 4; lalnalning on band. 229, of which 218 are males. Female Hosnital——Patieiits on hand at last re- re, 1418; since received, 18; discharged, 10; cd, 1; births, 5; Oh hand at date. 155. Insane Asylum-Patients on hand at last re- port, 312; admitted since. 3; discharged. 2; died, 1; remaining at date, 312. Poor House—-Paupers on hand at last report, 487; since received, 6; discharged, 1: remaining at date, 492. Of the inmates of this institution, I91 insane and £6 sane are under medical attend- ance. -Dispensary--Cases continued under treatment, 138; new cases treated, 101; cases treated by out- gjde Dlll}’Il3{lei3n8.l9‘3u;’8el}If 1010*‘? igospilzlli lg inteiident of the l)cpal‘tuient in the Schultz bill. em}?.. h _ d h 1 I d W ,t emf! e OSPR3 . - 0 3 WU“ 0‘ “'93 0 80 By Judge Krum: Think I presented a bill for Congress assembled, That the Secretary I.L0 - - “'59 °"‘“"“"¥° ‘m We‘ "-‘"‘"“ *3“ i ‘V’ ‘ 3"’ 3 . ~ . ‘ _ , . . _ oked like 8. quiet-going farmer. He was a it list be h'?. ; also bout fou° tll l 3: nd f wt of * ' ‘ — . . () . ol t in the same by 7 item to Hospitals. 388. my services to the Depaituient. Mr. look. a clerk of the Interior be and he is heleby man of 115,3-.0,,e years of age, stnuily and pow- Illlree-ln(('.'1l (p‘ipw. new our second-llandgdl: 2.150, éxten- Uugglein:.t%llB¥o'§vym\;3cr§:i1§' gnzlirme Hospital. I . At the Jail ten prisoners received medical treatment, and twenty-nine persons were visited at their homes. The viiccin.-itliig physicians reported for the week as follows: Dr. llcnmck. 73 persons; Dr. Jessnp, 111; and Dr. O'Brien, 111. There is but one patient under treatment at the‘ Small Pox-llospital. ' During the week Mr. Francis admitted to the Insane Asylum Mary A. Veriion. Ann L. Good- jolin, and Mary Eiigan, and to the Poor House, James Wei-iii, Ann M. Hainbrccht, Frllllk Den- msn, Josephine Voyard, Joseph Starch, and Ellen Webster. E. 0. Kerr appeared before the Board in answer to a citation grotving out of a complaint ﬁled by Mr. Reichman, a member of the House of Dele- gates, to sliow cniise why a dairyoii his property, in rear of No. 2.1.1:‘-6 Columbus street, should not be condemned as it niiisaiice. The sanitary officers reported the dill:-_v in excellent sanitary condition, and the opinion of the Board was that the case should come under a general order, comcinplated for the future and providing for the traiisfer of all dairies west of Grand avenue in the spring. Mr. Kerr was given notice of the intention of the Board to move against the dairy interest,‘ with a View to their renioviil from the thickly populated testified: The check and voucher presented are and after its passage, for and during the term of .‘”nm d“,y befolm cmfgm Hie I“dm,"3 I 39'“ V ,, AD 0bJ0CU0"3°'° feature 03 the W'0l’°l‘l-§' 01 Uolumbiil Life. Sec. 3. That before the name of any person “ark afmk of we euowsmne’ mwam Crow F tle-o an wisllinp: to purchase 8(‘.()lllltl“v'S£’8t.--Tile P‘jp; 3,-'e?me. specialist for diseases Of 1118 111131353 S ‘ ' ‘ ll comiresse or ” Senator Arnislrong, on Mullanphy street, near Second street, was condemned as a niiisalicc. A number of reports from the saliitary officers were considered and acted upon. They referred to minor nuisances, which were condemned. L zzle HCl2.llllllS. aged ﬁfteen years, was admit- ted to the Insane Asylum on application of her father, and on the recommendation of the Health COmmieSl0llCl'. Adjourned. A Case in Doubt. In the matter of the application for a change of venue in the case of Madame Iluguenelle, Judge Cady yesterday morning announced that there were grave doubts as to his right to grant the . . first. . . . change asked for and that in owlcr to piss satis- Jud ' - - spend it as soon as made‘ live principally by the non;-isl‘ i i " I ire at 811 N 2. 1 1 . .- - ‘ ~- gc lxrum said the letter spoke for itself. It .. , . ’ . . . _ ‘mg ‘°“"‘3 ." 1“"“5"'5° “Q” ' -.:-.._~,-:¢'~..:—-,1-:, - extrﬁclied 3‘? “*1 Of flllmel‘ D11°eS- , H H .. . was a kind of boomerang smmmcm of which the chase and seem to have no care fol the future.’ ' A Fourth st.. St. Louis. Mo. All kinds of dental operations executed pram! Sent flee 0111*-eemt 0‘ 30 °en'-3- I in most erfect manner at lowest rates. ~ factorily upon the matter he would reserve decis- ion until the 17th instant. The Court theli held the defendant in the sum of $800 to await devel- 0Dments. Before the adjournment of Court. the bondsinnn of the defendant, Mr. J. Kemp, sur- rendered her into the custody of the Mar.-rllal. A commitment to jail was made out, but at the end of an Iiour new bondsmen were obtained in the persons of Wm. Drecshler and Wm. Scliuerman and Madame I-Iugucnelle was released. ' The Slll‘C0a-Se of Sorrow. Lillie Abcr, a poor prostitute. aged twenty-six, living in a house on Seventh street, between Pop- lar and Cerre, night before last look a dose of morphine, intending to end her miserable exist- ence. She had heard during the day from her home in Illinois. that her two children were lying at the point of death, and‘ that she must come to ‘ them at once if she desired to see them in life. Being without money to make the trip she was that‘: Lailrlliile ;l.‘llIliE§311é1S.iI;udfgeI)t‘3Vlc’i{§an] jdelsgmjjsed mat Eicht had been sick for two days a d it "H 11 k ,1 d h d , _ . . as n o poem er .7 ; etter of _ . . n was enever un e ,an enevel-lie l-' L1,\:m:,LL AvE§n‘E..1o rooms, stone- . . 1 N 1 F m ;°a"gedS?§‘;‘t‘€9“‘:h"0U3I20“l-_”l9 <33)’. alldﬁl 111811‘ W- -5- IABWI3. dflled 230 Decembél‘. 1875. Gmploy- s"p"°s°'d ma‘ he “*3 13b°""_l8' Wide!‘ temporary Because he didn’t know how.” ' 3048frolitinallsard roof. front and side yard. §I0s}éagei9s1:t1Rai(I;'1d'ad G -I m um Mom _ Bfltlgl lapanh e,-1,fe_ D,.S_ Fnzponer mg Judge Madukas auorney 10,. we St_ Louis derangement when he committed the net. This ¢ stable in rear. Apply at once to C. H. Filley, 612 N. tickets “ought and Sold. Cheap fa;-es, 1 y me 3 en 6 er. and last night she was Mutual. with en-urged powers, produced and .‘‘'‘“l ‘'19 00”“-1“S‘°“ We (-0l'0neI"S Jury arrived at M81" *’“"’°" ’ Nasliville.............................................$l1 00 ‘mt °f da"9~"”°'- letter of Geo. J. Davis to Mr. Lewis to which in their inquest held later in the morning-_ He MlSS1NG- OR RF\;T___3-235 '1 5 $1’ Sedalia . Warralited free from all lml>l11‘1ti<’.S- 316 11011 ¢ . ' '1 ' . h dbee ‘ eatdr zdl l1 f ' '- ' A " my‘ mom‘ 0' K 625 if -ly 11i-l0n1t- Trlalpackase sen reeor Mr Lewis etter of 22d December, 1876, was a 3 n m m 9" 3‘ e ‘V0 acenam French F llli North Sixteenth. 5 rooms, $12 50. £fa>il:_::;-I;(-)i,-Sm” _____ _ 7 00 :.§.,§t°:,“7},ece,,tS_ Dog Licenses. The dog catchers were at work yesterday. A wagon load of dogs passed down Fourth street to- ward the Dog Pound, and the caged animus made piteons appeals to the railroad men at the Planters’ House to come to their rescue; but the - - - - - no such arrziiigement could or ought to be made ‘"'eWeI'Y- 110 was :1 single man and a native of some cause at a point in Mississippi Being of 513 wasnin to“ are whines and barks were unneeded, and the poor I On the 27th of March 1877 I met at my om ' Wllrtembelt. Germany; had not been in this - - - ' - - g me. if ‘ Mattresses 011 D8 ments 811 W sh’ 03 ’ ‘ ° " I ll * creatures were dumped into the Pound. Dog at 2 o'clock, Messrs. Bowm’an, Bryant, Obea(i:-e °°““‘1’Y min.‘/' l'e31'8- He “'35 lwemlﬁeight years me mm of ordinary {news with Wmch a pap" ‘S OR RENT—'west End Place houses tor rem—-une ‘ Q ‘ y a lnvgmn W oo‘§.§?J§ §3'o§’fh“‘§?.i§‘.’.l2‘§3}3£ 32:-bdg l:l$eis})tl1'.“(!)¥g2gGu licenses for 18.8 are now due. and Collector Ros- Fox. Units. and Messrs. Carroll and Houzhton ' 01 828- °"°Wd°d °'°"7 m°"““3' 1‘ ‘eemed °f ‘'0 Pamc‘ °'.‘ ‘"3 "M "d9 and °‘.‘° °“ ‘‘°“ “mev “ear °°"‘ A STYLISH AND WELL- MADE ‘ ‘ ~ E? l:lafl]lt.‘tats::Il‘ti£‘(f gtogiflénggltyolyfstgglgzgyé a(gWIlel'8 ‘tilielaist two being stra ngcirs to me. I was intrl‘): ¢ ular signiﬁcance here at the time. The following gegngaﬁitivggue Ding. (])’l1laY!%1eltl':)-l;t!.1;té‘§.’.sllt eﬁlelvgsuprsir . . of msm(0)nam }i‘stlls}Nls;E'S SYUIT. , g(?lf(1I§0IE', {é§~)¢I:-‘§r;E)1l‘3l¥‘lg3I{O‘;ili‘]]1§)il:I?it-£101; £3333 1, . . once, ucet to Mr. Cairoll an 1r. Hough ton as parties may, however, throw some light upon it: etc. Inquire on the premises of Janitor. °F'.’:“t‘f’I‘1’Ul,‘ﬁ,HI°,fﬁ9‘.'t" l(’,(‘,°_‘,’é’ any of these preparations, . as all canines without the “C. T. P." on their time, _4_ The Merchants’ Exchange Presidency. No candidate for President of the Merchants’ Exchange having received a majority of all the votes cast on Wednesday, another election was i . . roll. Mr. Bow ti . ' ’ 1 . ' i ' ' . . . ordered and hem yes¢em,y_ M,._ John way”, havimr dehbeﬂlxgfly c ﬁlgéeglptgflr tgryzégltl 1:52:11: from 10 tol2 o clock the Doctor will heal the sick mm M.’ some pm,“ on his mum. quire of Janitor. on the premises. ___New ma S.com_h“d. second in me facg on an day p,.eviou,_ having the Life Associamm’ and were was an “we at'Armory Hall, without money and without Several additional letters were sent HICKORY STREET--one large and one For sag: Cheap at ‘Hegdqugrte. mm-ed, um contest W” “tween M,.,SS,.s_ George joined a; o.9¢e_ lLan,gm.,._] Anal. some ten or price. He invites all who are gﬂicted to game him; and early in December the ﬁrm directed Mr. small room for one or two gentlemen. Star LoII.tlI(,)eﬂcet;.§lg£live It. SEMPLE , . liimbia Directors his agents, and was bound by their declarations and actions, whether present or not. Judge Wagner pointed out that none of the cases cited resembled the one at the bar. Here original conversation between Bowman and Mr. Douglas was no part of the Directors’ meeting. As to the case in 43 Mo. he would say he knew that to be good law. [Laughteiu] l‘he supposi- tion of Bowman making Douglas his agent in the matter was unworthy of serious consideration, The point was further argued on both sides, but the Court sustained the objection, and Mrt at Adams; made an examination of the suits against the St. Louis Mutual. Letter of author- ily produced, dated 5th. December, 1876. The limit of my examination to the suits against the company was fixed by the Insurance Commis- sioner; found the letter on my desk, accompanied by the special statement ﬁled by the company; Mr. Bowman saw me a day or so after, and said there was no need of looking into the assets and liabilities of the compan —only to look into the suits brought against; on led on Mr. Smith in re- gard to the matter; may have first inquired at the .’rcsidcnt's office, and been bvhiul referred to Messrs. Davis & Smith; made a report of my ex- amination to the Department, By Mr, Dyer; Represented Mr. Price as Super- of the D8l=ﬂl‘tlllL‘nt. went down stairs with the bill ; don't know whether it was paid that day or aftcrwarils; had several conversations with Mr. Bowman as to representing the Dcpartmentln the Schultz case; can't recall whether Mr. Bow- man or Mr. Price first spoke to me about the mat- tei';tliink something was said by Mr. Bowman that he could not appear for the Departliient, as the bill contained certain allegations with refer- ence to him. By Col. Dyer: Understood that the bill of our firm ill the Schultz case was taxed by the Depart- ment against the Columbia, and paid by that com- pany; my bills for exziliimalioli of the Massa- chusetts companies were not eniirely paid by the companies examined; frequently consulted Mr. Bowman as to the facts in the Schultz case. B_vJud;:c lirumz 1 know that the law provides that \\'ll8l‘C the Supcr'intcnileiit of Insurance ex- amines a company, the expense shall be borne by tllc'coiili-ally; but I know of no law by which in company with whom the Superintendent is joiiied as adcfendant in any suit shall pay the attorneys’ fee for the Supeiintcndenvs defense. Judge Krum then read the two letters dated Deccniber 5, 1876, sent to Mr. Adams by Mr. Cel. sus Price. W. H. BLOCK Judge Kllllll read the voucher and check for $250, rulltlllel‘ of lice &. Adams, for the defense of Cclsus Price in the Schultz case. Also the report made by Mr. Adams as to the St. Louis Mutual. This last was objected to by defendant's counsel, but admitted by the Court. Also letters of Mr. Hongh to Mr. Bowman un- der date of Mzirch 15, 1877, relative to which Mr. Hough ‘expresses his surprise at the subpoeiiaing of the Columbia's officers before the referee. Also letter of Bowman to llough dated March 14th) (the day previous to the last read let- tcr. Col. Dyer laughed aloud at the idea of reading as answer to one letter another dated the day be- fore the writing of the first, and wanted proof that the second letter was really an answer to the defense would see more hereafter. The letter was accordingly read. It is from Bowman to Ilougli. setting forth that the latter need have no apprehensions of the kind referred to, that he had kept his part of the agreement and that “it will not be broken on ours” (Bowman). The memorandum of stipulations drawn up by Bowman and identified by Mr. Smith was then read, asking for $10,000 from the Columbia officers to the .-st. Louis Mutual Receiver. Also letter of Bowman to Capt. Douglas of date February 16, 1877. stating he would wait till 12 o'clock of Saturday following to see if the check for $10,000 would be forthcoming. Another batch of letters between Douglas,Bow- man and Price, of date the 16th February, 1877, was also liitroduced without objection by’rclatol's’ counsel, after which they called as a witness GEORGE A, MADILL. Was connected with the Sull. of the Superintend- ent of Insurance zigliinst the St. Louis Mutual; Mr.W.J. Lewis was President of that company at reply; both letters were objected to by defend- ant's counsel, and the objection sustained by the Court; had an interview with Davis and Smith; the 12th of February, 1877, was Monday; Mr. Smith came and said they desired my opinion as to certain paper handed me by either Mr. Bow- man or Mr. Smitli;Iexpressed my opinion that from California, and Mr. Bryant announced that these parties had come there for the purpose of referi-inst some matter in dispute to me.- Mr. Bryant opened by saying that he had certain charges he Wllhed to make against Bowman. Both he and Bowman were excited. Mr. Bry- ant said he charged Mr. Bowman with conspira- cy to break up the Life Association, and be pro- posed to prove it by Messrs. lloughton and Car. lion. The Secretary submitted his report, showing the membership to be 147. Enrolled during the past year. S. Died, 7. Several of the comrades, being in great need, have received a little assist- ury, about $10. Capt. Pearson announced the death of’ Col. Geo. M. Crepe, which occurred November 6, 1877. Appropriate resolutions were adopted. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. A committee, consisting of Capts. Rhodes, Beck and Ebei-hardt, was appointed, and re- ported the followint: nominations for oﬁlcers for Corresponding Secretary--P. G. Ferguson. Recording Secretal-y—Capt. James Spore. The President appointed the following: Executive Cominittee——-W. ‘W. Ivory, A. B. Pearson, Milton 11. Wash, R. B. Beck and F. A. Homan. THE PENSION BILL. Some inquiries were made about the pension bill pending in Congress, and the following bill, introduced in the Senate December 1. 1877, by Mr. Voorhies, was read: A bill granting pensions to the soldiers and sailors of the war with Mexico, and to the widows of such as are deceased: Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives of the United States of America in authorized and directed to place on the pension- roll the names of the surviving olﬁcers and en- listed and drafted men, including militia and vol- unteers, of the military and naval services of the United States, who served thirty days in the war with Mexico and were honorably dlS(‘.hRl‘_2'6d, and to such oﬁiccrs and soldiers in such services as may have been personally named in any resolu- tion of Congress for any speciﬁc conduct in said war, although their term of service may have been less than thirty days, and who shall take and subscribe an oath to support the Constitu- tion of the l piled States: and the names of the widows of such officers and enlisted and drafted men shall be placed on the pension-roll: Provided, such widows shall have been married prior to the treaty of peace which terminated said war, and shall not have rcniarricd since becom- ing widows of said ofllccrs or elilistcd or drafted men. Sec. 2. Thstpensions under this act shall be at the rate of $8 per month, but shall not apply to any person who is receiving a pension at the rate of $8 or more per month, nor to any person receiving less than $8 per month, except for the difference between the pension now received and $8 per month; and all pensions under this act shall be paid to the persons entitled thei-eto,from shall be placed on the pension-roll under this act, proof shall be made, under such rules and regu- lations as the Secretary of the Interior may pre- scribe, that the appllcant is entitled to a pension under the provisions of this act; provided, the loss of a certiﬁcate of discharge shall not deprive the applicant of the benefits of this act; but other reliable evidence of service, and of an hon-' gr.-lbie discharge therefrom, shall be deemed suf cient. Sec. 4. That this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Assurances were given that this bill will pass both llouses. Alter bi-lei speeches by several members, the meeting adjourned. . SEBASTIAN ElCHT’S SUICIDE. Be Proclafms “My Life is for Nothing,” Puts a Rope Around His neck and Swings Off. Sebastian Eicht, an employs of the St. Louis Brewing Company, corner of Carondclet and La- fayette avenues, committed suicide yesterday morning. Hanging was the method he took for getting rid of himself and the world. He fastened one end of a rope to a beam in the third story of the brewery, ﬁxed the other end about his neck, and julnped through the open hatchway, The fall broke his neck. A fellow workman, Albert Kurtz, found him dangling in this position, stiff, cold and dead, ata quarter past 7 in the morning. He had probably been hanging an hour or so when discovered‘. Chillked in a bold hand, in German, on the head of a. keg standing near the hatciiway, was "My life is for nothing.” ’ man, whom he said might come down from Bur- lington and swear his life away at any time. When his employers wanted him to go to the City Hos. pital he said that it was no use, as he had to die ally way. The deceased came to St . Louis from Burllng’. ton , Iowa, and worked for a short timeiii Lemp’s Twenty Years Afflicted. Miss Clara Bodeman. of West Belleville, Ill., twenty years afflicted with an offensive discharge from the ears. One year ago she came to Dr. 0. Dodge Phelps, and was treated by him, and :0. day she is well and adds her name to the Doctor's long list of testimonials. On Saturday morning “Well, _we were camped on the Yellowstone at a Post Oflice—-I forget the name, but it was just below Cow Island-——wheu I decided to make a mo-ve,‘and when everything was in readiness it was discovered that Johnson was missing. We intimated that he did not seem inclined to come along. I had to get him. so I sent some men for him, instructing them to bring him back if they had to carry him. He came with them, and when he got into the boat—he was always very talka- tive when in liquor-he told the officers of an en- counter he had just had with another guide—a. huge, powerful fellow, who, according to John- .said, ‘but at lastlgot mad ’n lifted up my han’ an’ slapped him, jest likcabar, with the open paw.’ ,Some of the officers smiled iucrcdulously at the idea of the big guide’s succumbing to an open-handed cuﬂ, and Johnson seemed some- what hurt at their unbelief, so he described the spot at which the encounter took place, and added, ‘Er yer don't believe me, go all’ look ’n ye'll ﬁnd him lyin’ right thar.’ I sent a couple of men t.o the spot, and there they found the guide lying senseless, and it was four hours from the time he was struck until he regained omi- sciousness. whatever he said about himself or anvoooy or anything else invariably turned out just as state: .” “What sort of a locking man was he, Gen- erfully built, about ﬁve feet ten inches in height, with a sober, resolute face, dark hair and eyes, and heavy black beard. ’ ' "Quite picturesque, then?" "No. he wasn't at all picturesque. He might have been if he chose, but these guides, as ii. rule, make no attempt at personal adornment, and Johnson, in particular, was utterly regardless of the matter of clothes. He was very carelessly dressed at all times; consequently, it was impos- sible to guess at his merits from his personal ap- pc iraucc. Well, well, I'm sorry he's dead, but (looking at the slip again) it doesn't say now he came to be killed. Have you lieurduliy further particiilai's?” ~o “Nothing further than what you see there. Maybe have been killed in a fight. probably?” “I hardly think so. Very few people in the country would care to engage him, and he never sought trouble. On the other hand, he always avoided personal encounters, though when he was forced into one he could take care of him- self adniiljubly. No, I do not tlilnk he has fallen in a ﬁght. I see by the report that the impres- si-»n may arise that he killed Indians while he was with me. He was not present at the light.” ‘ ‘How did that happen, General?” Agency, to intercept the supply trains and bring them up.” ' ‘I suppose there were occasions when he was invaluable to you?’ ’ "Yes, indeed, and never more so than when I crossed the rivcrln order to go to Miles’ relief, fearing that Sitting Bull migntcome to the res- cue of the captured Indians. I had heard that he had ililei'cepte«: the Nez Perccs, so I crossed the Missouri with the whole coiniiianii to the scene of the ﬁglit. Johnson was my guide on that oc- casion. Everything depended upon liim—no one else in the command knew aliytlillig about the country we had to ti-averse--and he led us straight to our destination." ‘ ‘Wliat sort of man was he socially?” “These men are pretty much alike. They live from hand to mouth; make a little money and “Married or single?” ' ‘Oh, I've no doubt he was, or had been mar- ried. Thc marriage relation is not very serious- ly regarded in that country. Such men marry squaws, generally according to the Indian cus- tom, but the relation is not considered very bind- ing, and Johnson may have been married more than once. ’ ’ The reporter thanked the General for his kind- ness in imparting so mucll interesting informa- tion and, as he passed into the street, a similar- ity of character. suggested by the General’s last remarks, between the scout of the Upper M13. souri and a well-known ﬁgure in dialectic poetry, who lived lower down on the same waters. called up the lines: "One wife in Natchez-under-the-Ilill, And another one here in Pike;" but, as he reviewed the better things he had just heard of the honest guide, other lines of the same poem arose, apt to the occasion, and the uncul- tured man’s frallties were forgotten in the fact that Mr. Jas. H. Reed Not Heard of for Some Time. Between two and three weeks ago a telegraphic item appeared in the city papers to the eﬁ'ect that a man named Reed had been killed or died from Messrs. Campen, Peterson & Co. , wholesale dealers in china, glass, etc., 312 North Fifth street, this city, haul a traveling agent by the name of James H. Reed, with a southern route. It might be stated that the initials of the deceased man were different, as given in the item, from those of this Mr. Reed. Messrs. Campen, Peter. son & Co. had written their Mr. Reed tn come home, the letter being addressed so as to reach Beedto go to Canton, Miss., the letter being Fourth street. A.\'TED—-A first-class dining-room boy at 610 _ Elill street. Call between 12 and 1 o’clock. ANTEl)——l00 laboring men on grade of Memphis and Little Rock Ra lroad. Wages $1 .50 per day. ‘. BOARD AND LOIJGING WANTED. ANTEl)—Boardilig in a private family for gentle- man. wife, infant and nurse girl. Two rooms re- uired in second story. Best of reference given. Ad- ress Henry, No. 8 N. Main street, giving location. terms, etc. , V T Al\"l‘ED—Agcnts-Sixentirely new articles. just out: also walking turtles, self-shining stove-po1- fsll_. cold-water pens. jewelry, and mo otii r good nov- elties. Novelty Company, 609 Walniit st., St. Louis. BIISCELLAN EU US VVANTS. AN'l‘El)—To adopt a little girl, about ﬁve years of age: must be an orphan. Address 8. Eaton, 1440 North Main street. city. ANTEl’)—-The address of discreet elderly gentle- . nianuf means. to assist a lady in startliig ale- ultimate business. Address Annie Stark, St. Louis. ‘V AN’l‘Ei)——One steam ﬁre engine suitable for a town of four thousand (-1.000) inhabitants; also, ooks. eic.; also. lowest "price for illi- sioii ladders. Address Texarkana Fire rove-l ﬁre cxtinguisliers. ‘ompmiy, Texarkana. Ark. " .-\N’l‘El)—Storage. dry and clean, at Stalcy & Si-.ott‘s. 18 Smith Fifth street. $- D U bl L\ Ebb 1‘ U16 :>.‘1L.l!J. V OR busillcss houses in Southern Illinois. Will sell for part cash, bal- lalice on time if desired. Inquire this oﬁive. j OR SALE-—Cheap—-A grocery store. connected with meat-shop. at 710 and 712 Wash street. Ili- qufre at Ficliup 8: Velde, 110% Fi'a:ik2iii avenue. OR SAL}-3-At a Bargain-A bakery. Inquire 2313 (;llolltcau aveliul-.. if-I if-I{o'vnif{~.i?E§ Yilfo Ii-'i3.?lz"1‘*§"i~‘i}’iE ’§1ii.i«i' »\ "- ’\./\/\Z\./5. OR SALE—(.)n monthly payments. 3. liaiidsoiiie brick cott.:i_::e, lot 37xl3.3; price, $1,300. R. H. Betts & (to., 308 Chestnut. PI{UPE.RTY our on THE tifrv FOR sAl.ic._ FORSALE—20acrc farln.1‘2cleared.richl:ind.hoiise. stable. fruit. ﬁne for cows, pigs and (‘lllCk€'IlS. 3 miles fr. dcp. 37 miles out, pr. $40.). Bender 312 N . 3d. Leander Macleail farm, colliprisilig 187 acres of land, divided into orchard, farm and pasture lands; house lot highly improved with slirubbcry and geological specimens; 2 houses. barn and farm out-buildings; situated within fifteen minutes‘ walk of Moiiticello Female Seminary, and ten lninutes‘ walk of Godfrey Station, on the Chicago and Alton Railroad, Madison County. Illinois. Address Geo. F. Long, adininfs- trator. North Alton, Illinois. OR SALE-Two farms in Henry County. 110.. 400 and 00'.‘ acres each. and situated froiil 1% to 4 miles from stations on the .'t[.. K. and T. R. IL. ﬁfty miles southwest from Sedalia, and one nig‘ht’s travel from St. Louis; each farm in cultivation. and desire- ble. A down payment. of one-th rd will secure any thrifty farmers. bargain. a home and prosperity. Ap- ply to H. Blakeley, 6 North Third street. OR SAI.E——Low for cash._or exchange for mer- chandise. a ﬁne farm, adjacent to one of the most FUR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. OR SALE-l pair good 3}; foot stone; 1 30-lllch portable under run mill; l'I‘llroop Smutter, No. 3-cheap. Apply to A. V. Halteniall. 1220 South Third street. 4 OR SALE--Pure California Ports. Sherrie-s and Angelicas at $1 50 per gallon. Bowman & Bicyer, corner Fourth and Elm streets. B‘OR SAL-E-520 Wheeler &Wi_lson setviiig-lnaclilne; in perfect order, at $7 each. 8. J. MASON, 308 Ville street. FOR SALE——A large stock of ﬂue blank hooks, leather and cloth bound. at 50c on the dollar at our salcsrooms- Faulkner. Millard & Co. DWELLING Ho.JsEs TO LET. /\ «CL/I\V;3/\AST’BB\ET--10-room house. front and side yard;al1 modern conveniences: W. Barnard, \/\J \/‘-4’\— 3 50 rent low; good location for a doctor. 314 Olive street up stairs. Moore’: Life of B . 2-— bl"h dat$4: Ju- Lord Yvon $ l)l1$11§U;eHu’qh Mil_ niiis‘ Letters. $1 50: The Spectator. The Book and ler's Works for .50 cents per volume. News Co. , 307 North Fourth street. 4:___4 EDI) UATION AL. merclal COl‘l‘€SDOllde_l1Ce._ College. 210 and 212 N. Third st. DUCA'l‘IONAL—'1‘he Bryant & Stratton Business and Telegrapli Collette. corner Fifth and Market streets. affoi ds young men the most practical educa- tion. 5. lid for circular. ESSONS in bookkeeping,mathematics and German L .by F. C. Kossak. 1135 Paul st. References: Col. Call for circulars. V OST—-January 7. 1878, a red Irish sett_er bitch. an- J swers to Nellie; suitable reward will be l-’.'lV,eDﬁ1 returned to Kramer’s saloon. cor. Third and W as - lngton avenue. _. - (1.1; 1) re mule 15}-’ hands O?,T,_.1,§ti§§’s§ few gig,‘-V'iia’i1r‘§ oil hip: and2 is fully shod. The finder will receive a hand.-:.om_e reward DY delivering same to Mr. Peifuss. No. 1626 North 14th street. bity. I OST—Pocket-book containillg about $25; ﬁnder J wi<l be liberally rewarded by re.urlilng to owllei , 827 North Sixth street. OS'I‘——Wcdllesda.y night. corner Fifth and Myrtle strcets,a fur-edged wristlet: suitable reward paid 0)’ leaving same at 214 South Fifth street. OUNI)-—On the 9th lnst., in the 01120 streelt cC.'t!‘18l. a pocket-bool'. The owli r can «re same y. a. - ing on H. N. Clllttenden. oﬁice St. ouls Insuiance Compaliv. ‘ FINIINICITTL. ~ ' .. _ , 9 t:. 10.000. I_FI.]‘i*8‘..ll}“r0(,3I$1}‘lf>I.J0(>llI:lIgs:31.£a:‘0‘:t i-I2.g(‘8,nd$1,PJl?.l: $50, :11 city real estate. G. 11. Keeley it Co., 713 Pine. lNANCIAL——.\1oney to loan in sums to suit on St. F Louis city and county real estate. J, W . Suther- land. 707 Olive. ”"'”‘7l£i~:iii’(fv+.1iLs. ,\&&_,\¢/\ '. ‘ ~’AL—-—'l‘h3 St.L0iii" Improved Street Sprink- ] r?iIl?$:“COl'l1D:lll;' and H.bG. Sticbcl & Co.'s coal oilice have removed to 522 Olive s-rel-t. .4 1’1’~U1*l:.:sa1Ui\AL. ’\/\/\/\’\’\/\,\/\/\ /X/\ /\/\/\/\/\/ ROl~‘ESSlO?~.'AL-Mndain Alina, the great fortune teller oi‘. the West. 212 Walnut street. "')lioi~‘l-zsslo-.\'.tL—Di-. J. C. Darby (Lexington, I liv.) will practice medicine and obstetrics in St. Louis. Office. 1430 Curran street, between Lafayette and Park avenues. treats asthma einphysema. etc... Wit rarlﬁed air by means of Waldenburg‘s apparatus. 1:9F}?;ssI()NAL——Physician. Astrologer and the Great Prophet of Ailicrica. most successful in- terpreter and reader of piaiiets, telling past, present and future. causin.-z speedy marrlages. etc.. c1II‘9S 411 tlenrl ﬁve Long Life.I’ros. ierity and Happi- Oﬂice. 1518 Wash street. A dress M. Estro. WASHING'l‘()N AVENUE—- neumatic nervous diseases, removes evil influences. stamps for Guide to ness. New York~I)cntal Roolns.is - ;. inc place to get a__cood reliable set of ‘ teeth for $8. Gold fillings. 3-2 The Colton Dental Association. ( RIGINATORS of use of gas. Teeth D. 1. JOSEL N. Dentist. 517 Olive street. V ALL soars /*f\ NY ONE wishing a healthy child. 3 weeks old, to adopt, will please call at 1907 Ll1CaS;.:V0l]l1€. FINE Wlilskies. Brandics and Wines at lowest prices. Bowman & Blever. A S my wife. Cllristiaiia Rodewald. left me without any just cause, I hereby request her to return to me within three days. or I shall consider myself di- vorccd from her. Robert Rodewald, Shoeiliukcr. TURKISH BATH ‘in your own room for'5 cents; pamphlet free. Lubln’s Portable 'lurklsh Bath Co., 68 East Fourth street, Cincinnati. 0. ADAME DUNNILL. Midwife. a graduate of the St. Louis School of Midwives. If you are in trouble call. or with confidence write; letters confi- dential. Patielits received for conﬁnement. R.f‘Sl- deuce, 816 N. Twenty-ﬁrst street. between Morgan street and Franklin avenue. St. Louis. Mo. 2811 Paciﬁc, cottage. 6 rooms. 816. 2807 Bernard. 6 rooms. hall, $20. 1724 Morgan. 6 rooms, $20. 9-25 north Twentieth, 8 rooms, hall. gas, $20. 1118 North Twenty-ﬁrst, 7 rooms, halls, closets. $20. 1302 Webster avenue. 8 rooms, gas. bath, etc., $30. Dwelling rooms in all parts of the c WM: CI & BRUIO 4--an FOB. BEN '1‘--BOODIS. SOUTH FIFTH ST.-Elegantly furnished rooms. suitable for gent emen; next to Olympic Theater. 9 1 4 1 OLIV_E STREET—Gents' furnished and un- furnished rooms. atlow rates, with gas, w.lter.bath. water-closet and good attendance. In- PIIVE ST.--The ﬁrst floor. with all im- ﬁecond-Cl8.SS.............-.u.............o- 5 00 All wooliinee 1!- P wmm simere pants or $4. Jas. H.Garlies, 218 N. Fifth st. Call and see them. BEST ON EARTH‘“’il’§i°“ Northeast corner Fifth and Pine. CH BAKING POWDER HEADS THE LIST. Makes the Lightest, ‘Whitest and Sweetest Biscuit. Rolls. Cakes and Corn Bread. Grocers keep it. free. HE ABOVE CUT gives a sectional view of the One dozen by mail. :51 75. J. WORTH 00., ‘1000 N. Main street. St. Louis. Mo. closed out by J anuarv 28. . J. L. WOOLF & 13130.. No. 821 North Fourth street. Bet-ween Franklin avenue and Morgan stfcet. l DIAMONDS! FOR BARGAINS IN DIA.M01"<'DS. WATC city. No article of J ewelry is ever lulsrepresented at to quality orvalue, at Bl “ll B Original and Standard Maiiufactures Nos. 64.66,68,70,72,74,76, 80 & 82 Washni ton St., N. dry or for Fmnilv VVaShill'..‘.‘ purposes ever offered; trial packaixe sent free on receipt of 20 cents. , the Toilet. and the it has no equal. _ _ seiitfree on receipt 0 7.) cents. soft Soap, of any de-sired ten minut}-s without the use of grease or potash. Trl in a short space 0 , gestible than when made of coilimoli and cheap lmlta and Jewelry. go to the most reliable place in the ..—._.-J 201 North F:01ll‘t]l Street. Ami’ OFFICE AND FACTORY: Best Soap The most pleasant and effective Soap for the Ifaunig -.. Toilet Soap Made from the purest vegetable oils. U nrivaled Bath. for use in the Nlirserj Sam le box, containing three cakes, -ﬁabbhfs From this Powdera beautiful and serviceable whlti streiigtli, can be made 1 la... -4 bbitt’s Absolutely pure. Bread, cakes, puudlngs,etc..mad time, keep longer and are more (1 tions. A trial pzlckalzc sent free on receipt of 75 cents. bitt’s Saleratlls Asample package sent free 0 A staiidaifd article. receipt of 2.5 cents. bill's l». a b Babbitfs Potash 3'03 SALE BY ALL DEALERS. Sﬂlﬂlllt & Biltl lift G’ - ICE not Bath and s.M. Ed ell. It asset! a ' l ﬁfteen minutes’ of sun d‘ ' » 1 in . ~ . with me f°“m,,ng§,esum 9 Mr. 1‘; ai;‘,"'34’9%‘;“e‘ ff: . Mess,.8_ Bowman and Bry‘;Ynt,ilI3§S“iBeI(;>t:ngi:_;t;fl<;n zza b0all§aIed,fa'lld“|;eD33 lwho $16 81339091 ‘° mailed to Meridian. at wh_ictI,l3lace it was quite movements. Rent low. Edge“, 53 some “mire, of Mn E. 3. Kirby men ,0 come down ,0 busing“ in a proper WM. me u see 0. mac ves., ie octor has sure Mr. Reed should receive He was togo to Mr.Botvmaii.dtii‘inz'the conversation referred to, 3”'"“° P“"1°"3 9" ‘h° L”'°‘°d° H°“’3- when he Damon m “mu ‘ l‘m"'"' mm ‘d"°°’ "'°m ltvslcmo... 910 and put in a ballot f 1- th t ti bl , making the whole :llm‘b:l' oefsvoxtleil ciiftegogfmnﬁf insisted that Mr. Bryant's charge was without may be consulted from 10 a. in. to 8 p. m., each '3 inauguration will take place in due time. 138818. and, as proof of it, he prodifocd and read dav. attended to the settling of the matter in dispute. He sold the goods. and on Dlcalnhct H, or mm. Mr. Reed. it appears that he went to canton and , MUBlCAL---S-eve 1 rent at half . H. Koerbet. No. 811 ﬁl-st-class pianos ‘for sale or Locust. oiAaLgw§N§g§HJ87s. ﬁaollvesu-wt. I ll.‘ .. W» - ‘ .
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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 10, 1878
Date: 1878-01-10
Text: ADVERTISING, 10 CENTS PER LINE. FLNEW SERIES. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARE 10. 1878. T" 4 / will be published at the omce of the Company, No. 321 Pine Street. Two editions will be issued daily, one at 3 o’clock P. M. and one at 5 o’clock P. M., and each edition will be com- plete- in itself. ’ O ' ' i The new paper will be under the Editorial Management of ,MB.. JOHN A. D...
Show moreADVERTISING, 10 CENTS PER LINE. FLNEW SERIES. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARE 10. 1878. T" 4 / will be published at the omce of the Company, No. 321 Pine Street. Two editions will be issued daily, one at 3 o’clock P. M. and one at 5 o’clock P. M., and each edition will be com- plete- in itself. ’ O ' ' i The new paper will be under the Editorial Management of ,MB.. JOHN A. DILLON, fornierly of the GrLOBE-DEMO- CRAT, who will be supported by an able Corps of Assistants. and Correspondents, and no pains or money will be spared to make it a ﬁrst—class newspaper in every particular. In politics the EVENING POST will be wholly independ- ent of parties and politicians; it will favor honest money, a revenue tariff and a closer union of the States; -it will recog- nize that the prosperity of the country can not be complete until the ample resources of the South are developed, and it will advocate the restoration of Southern prosperity through ' the exertions of the Southern people, and according to their wishes. It will defend honesty, solvency and property against the assaults of demagogues, and will not be dis- turbed in its defense of vested interests of the country by any appeal to passion or ignorance. Its chief aim will be to give the news of the day in full up to the hour of going to press; _it will make unsparing use of the telegraph, receiving the latest dispatches through the NATIONAL ASSOCIATED rnnss, and having its special Agents at all ‘prominent news centers. Special attention will be paid to the local news of St. Louis, and one of the objects of the paper will be to furnish a full Commercial Report of the day’s business. The mar- kets will be reported in full, with all transactions, quotations and ﬂuctuations on ’Change, giving all thenews that has hitherto appeared only in the next‘day’s morning papers. THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS, BUYERS, SHIPPERSD AND BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY IS CALLED TO THIS FEATURE OF THE EVENING POST. The Court proceedings will also be made a special feature of the daily news, and will be reported in full up to the latest moment. ' I Theatrical, Musical and Literary items will receive prop- er recognition,and, the Departments of Fashion and Society‘ will be in the hands of competent specialists. No improper matter of any kind will be admitted in its columns. - Typographically, the EVENING POST willibe a model newspaper. It will contain four pages of seven columns each, each page being 18x23 inches; the type will be of the newest design, from the well known CENTRAL TYPE F OUNDRY of Schraubstadter & St. John, and the Press Work ‘will be done by the GLOBE PRINTING COMPANY, which during the past three years has turned out the finest speci- mens ef newspaper typography in the country. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Daily, per week, - ' " ' " " " " " " " 20 Cents- By Mail, prepaid to any address outside of‘ the city, or de- live:-ed by Carriers in the city. All mail subscriptions must be prepaid. Dealers will be supplied at the usual rates, and are requested to send in their orders in advance. I R T s. Using Linens 15 to 30 per cent heavier than are ordinarily ‘used, our Shirts give corresponding ad- ditional service. tion always guaranteed. WILSON BROS. 408 N. Fourth Street, St. Louis. 67 & 69 Washington St., Chicago. 69 & 71 Fourth Street,Cincinnati. NATURAL INERAL W-ATE R The Queen . of Table Waters. HlGHl.Y EFFERVESCENT. DR. LEWIS A. SAYRE. “A delightful bever- age. DR. V§fILLIAM.' A. HAMMOND. to Vichy. Seltzer, or any other. ’ ’ ‘ ‘Far superior Dltr.e L. LOOMIS. “Most grateful and DR. R. oc’DEN DOB-ENLUS. “Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all for dail use; free from all the Objections urged against rotoii and artiﬁcia1ly' aerated waters. " ’ ROI‘ . WA.NI} _ N, London, Eng, -«Imp,-eg- iiatcd oiil with its own as. ” Dlibig. EASLEE. ‘ ‘Useful and very agree- DR. AUSTIN FLINT. “llealtliful and well suited for I)_vspeps1a and cases of acute disease. ” I Dlt. FORDYCE 1'iAl{.I_{ER. “By far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with wine, useful in Cata.rrh.s of Stomach or Bladder, and in Gout. ” DR. J. l'vlA1’.IOlN SIIVIS. “Not only a. luxury, but ii necessity.” _ _To be had of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug- %'JiSt3 and Mineral ‘Water Dealers throughout the nited St.a.tes. and wholesale of FRED’K DE BARY 5. co., Commissioners Sale OF BY ORDER o1t_h_e Circuit Court. for the purpose of making partition among the heirs of Nicholas- Itehin. deceased. the undersigned, Special. Commis- sioner. will, on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF JANU- ARY, 1878, beginning at twelve o’c1ock at noon, at the east front of the Court House, in the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, sell at public a.uction.to the highest bidder. lot numbered five (5) in city block numbered 959. fronting 25 feet on the north line of Franklin avenue by a depth of 155 feet 3 inches to an alley. with a three-story brick building thereon, known as No. 2311 FRANKLlN AVENUE. TERMS OF SALE : One-half cash, balance in one and two years from day of sale, with interest at the rato of six per cent pt-r aiinum, payable annually, se- cured by notes. deed of trust and insurance on the building. If the purchaser shall prefer to pay all cash, a discount of two per cent per aniiuin on the deferred payments will be allowed. The sale will be subject to the approval of the Circuit Court. $100 of the cash payment must be paid down at the time of sale, balance when deed is ready for delivery. ‘ JOHN G-RETHER, S‘pecia1 Commissioner. 213 N. Sixth street.‘ M. W. I arson. Attoriiev for Plaintiffs. CHISKERING, DECKER BPiﬂ.’S ‘ lliathuslieli, ’ I And other First—class Pianos. Also the Uiirivaled — ESTEY ORGANS. 200 Instruments for sale, on easy payments, exchange or rent. Astonishing Bargains. 912 and 914 OLIVE Street. our Pucié Fill so ms. lli lilo ulloliﬁ 612 Washington Avenue, REMOVED to 4.10 and 412 N. Third street. Parties desiring a Safe will find a large assortment for sale at cost prices till February 1. 1878; HALL SAFE AND LOCK 00., l The commodious and very desir- able store lately occupied by DANIEL w. ELL, deceased. at the southeast corner of Fifth and Locust streets, -is now offered for rent to responsible ten- ants. ’ Proposals are solicited either for the store as a whole, or divided to suit. the requirements of tenants. Forterms apply to CHESTER H. KRUM, Administrator, 307 Olive St. .Madison Hotel, Jefferson City, 110., FOR LEASE on SALE. WILL lease or sell, on moderate terms, the Madi- I 30,, Hotel, located most desirably, in this city. and having accommodations for ‘a large number of guests‘ oﬁice. bar and billiard rooms. with largeaiid spacious dining-room, water in abundance, gas,-Iixtiii-es, pan- trics. cellars, lauiidry. and every convenience of a western hotel. _ This house has be_en occupied only foul.” ﬁve years,-during which time a successful trade has evidently attended the former 1and1ord’s exertions. Refer for pai ticulars to DAWSON‘ Entire satisfac- A REAL ESTATE. SMOOTH SAILING. Peace Preliminaries Arranged in the East. The Conditions of Sn Armistice Agreed ' nu Commanders in the Field Ordered to Conclude it. The Porto Said to be Acting on Der- by’s Advice. Victor Emanuel Dies Peacefully, Sur- rounded -by Friends. 1 Prince Humbert Proclaimed King'-—For- eign Flashes. ‘Turkey. ORDERED 1‘O CONCLUDE AN ARMIBTICE. LONDON, January 9.--A dispatch from Con- stantinople says the ‘Turkish commanders in the field have been ordered to conclude on armistice with the Russian commanders. A TRUCE PROBABLE. A special from Berlin says Russia having con- sented to enter into negotiations for an armistice, even if the preliminaries of peace are not settled ,bcforei1and,the conclusion of a truce is probable. SUBMITTED To THE SULTAN- CONSTANTINOPLE. January 9.-—'I‘be Council of Ministers have a;-,'i'eed upon the condition of the armistice, and submitted them for the Sultan's approval. Inopening direct negotiations purely for a military arinisticc, the Ported is said to be acting upon Lord Derby's advice. - THE NEWS CONFIRMED. LONDON. January 9.—A d-ispatch from Con- stantinople, dated 8:40 this morning, says: "The Sultan having improved the armistice conditions submitted to him by the M'inist;ry, Raouf Pasha, the Minister of War, has order commanders in the ﬁeld to conclude an armistice with Russian commanders.” DERBY TO THE -FRONT. Before agreeing on this course, Server Pasha, the Turkish Foreign Minister, telegraphed to Musurus Pasha. the Turkish Emhsssador at London, instructing him to request Lord Derby to arrange with Russia the conditions of an arm- istice. Lord Derby replied that Russia would not entertain such a proposal, and counseled di- rect negotiations between the belligercnts. It is stated negotiations continue between England ‘ and Russia on the question of mediation. THE EXPLANATION APPROVED. The Chamber of Deputies having heard the ox- pianations of the Ministers, . declared them sat- isfactory, and especially approved Server Pa- sha.’s foreign policy. All um Ministers were present during the debate. ' ' LIAHMOUD DAMID AGAIN PREVAILS. VIENNA, January 9.--The deposition of Sulei- man Pasliayfromi supreme command of the army in Roumania, and the appointiiicnt in his stead of Raouf Pasha, the faithful follower of Mahmoud‘ Damid, was in itself it sign that the Sultan's brother-in-law, Mahmoud Damid, again prevail- ed. and the news to-day conﬁrms it. All remains as before. Neither the resignation of Mahmoud Damid, or of Ediiem Pasha, Grand Vizier, has been accepted. The desire of the Chamber of Deputies that the war council should be done away with is to be fulﬁlled, and a military com- mander, witb full power, is to be appointed; but; as he is the same man who, as Minister of War, presided over the Council, and as he is H! the hands of Mahmoud Dzimid, the state of things is not materially changed. The only question now is how fartbe Chamber will be satisﬁed with this new arrangement. . FIGHTING IN TROJAN PASI. LONDON, January 9.—-A Russian oﬁicial tele- gram states that a Russian detaciimcnl: which had- crossed the Balkans by byways occupied Tucs- day’s position in the rear of the Turkish fortiﬁca- tions in the Trojan Pass. The Turks being also attacked in front abandoned their positions, which were occupied by the Russians. whose vau- szuard advanced in the direction of Toke. The Russian loss in those operations was unim- portant. THE TURKISH LOSSES IR.IIETRIEvABLE. A St.-. Peiersburg dispatch says the iiollowncss of Turkish resistance in Trojan Pass is regarded here as a sign that Turkish losses are irr‘etricva- ble. It is pointed out that Russia's losses, al- though great, are considerably less than half a single normal year’s contingent recruits. - . GOURKO’S FORCE. I A Vienna correspondent says he has trustwor- thy 1nfoi'ina.tion that the force which crossed the Balkans under Gen. Gourko comprises 55,000 in- fantry. RUssIA’s NERVE. Thcifact that Russia has reiterated her declara- .tion that an armistice is to be settled by the com- manders of the forces in the ﬁeld and not by plen- ipoteiiiiaries, shows that Russia has not acqui- esced in the compromise proposed by En- gland, that the powers of commanders should be limited to military details, while the main stipulations should be settled by special plenipoteiitiaries. It is not known in St. Peters burg whether Count Schouvaloﬁ’, Russian Em- bassador at London . has presented this restricted declaration to Lord Derbv. BOUND FOR ‘BOUMELIA. A Constantinople special says Mchemet All has started for Roumelia, commissioned to conclude the armistice if he judges continuation of the war impossible. A special from Peru. states that Mehemet Ali has gone to arrange an armistice. The correspondent understands that the Ports has agreed to propose a six weeks’ armistice, on condition that the be1lig‘erents maintain their present positions. and peace ‘negotiations to commence as soon as the armistice comes into operation. . AFFAIRS IN CRETE. LONDON, January 9_.—-The Standard under- stands tnat Layard, British Embassador at Con- stantinople, has requested the immediate dis- patch of a British man of-war to Crete, and that the Admiral commanding the Mediterranean ﬂeet will order the permanent stationing of one there. A telegram from Crete states that hostilities be tween the Insurgents and Turks commenced Tuesday. THE SITUATION ON THE DANUBE. A Bucharest correspondent telegrapbs a thaw has commenced which, if it continues, will cause the movement of the ice on the Danube to re- commeiice, and make communication more diﬁi- cult than ever. It is utterly impossible now for horses and wagons to cross, and the Russian In- iendance Department is helpless. WORDS CAN NOT DESCRIBE , the situation on the Danube. Russians suppress telegrams with a view of preventing State affairs becoming known to Europe. A terrible outbreak of spotted typhus has occured in Fi-atishii and neighborhood. It originated among. Turkish prisoners, and it is whispered that it is really the plague. ~ DEATH or THE KING. LONDON, January 9.--The King of Italy died at 2:30 this afternoon. THE KING’s LAST MOMENTS. * In the afLe‘rnoon the sacraments were adminis- tered to King Victor Emanuel. The King then ‘ A. MI V President First N atioiial _Bank. Jefferson Citv. Mo. summoned Prince Humbert, the heir apparent. and his wife, the Princess Marguerite, to his bed- side, with whom he couversed a_ few momen‘ts. Afterwards the maltirial eruption increased.’ The King then summoned all those who were In 1110 habit of approaching: him. ‘He addressed _ to every one presents few words, and a few mo- merits after died. The news of his death soon spread through the city, and caused great emo- tion among the people. All shops were cl0S9d- Prince Humbert was proclaimed King of Ital)’- Ho conﬁrmed the present Ministers in their posts. His DYING MOMENTS. _ . ROME. January 9.--Ii. is stated Kimz_Victor Emanuel confessed to Monsigueur F. Maricnclli, Sacrisian of the Apostolic Aoaccs, who was Ben‘ to him by the Pope. He was also visited by M00’ signeur Ccnni, the Pope's domestic Prclate . The Austrian ambassador was ‘present with Prince Humbert, the Princess Msrgareta. and the State dignitaries, when the King received comniuiiicri and extreme unctiozi from his Chaplain. Anziuo. Towards 2:30 p. m., the oppression under which the Kinglaboi-ed increased. and he was caused to inhale oxygen. which seemed to give him it little sii-cngtb. Ho saluted those Dresent. b_8Dd- ing his head iwicc, then sighing deeply, eXD1I'6d- ~ DIPLOMA’I‘IS’l‘S BEING INFORMED ’ of the death of the King and Pi-ince_Hunibert s accession, proceeded to the Quiriuul imiiied1at.e- ly. to condole. , The newspapers appear in black, and ‘remind their readers that Victor Emanuei’s life was dedicated to the greatness and hamlmeﬁﬁ 0f is y. KING I{UMBERT’S PROCLAM-ATION. _King' Humbert issued the following proclama- on: ITALIANS: The greatest misfortune has sudden’- ly befallcn us. Victor Emanuel founded the kingdoni-of Italv, and its unity has been taken from us. I recéived his last Sllltll, which was for the nation; his last wishes, which were _for the happiness of his people. His voice, which will always resound in my heart. bids me vanquish sorrow, and indicates my duty at this moment- There is only one consolation possible, iiam_elY $0 show ourselves worthy of him, 1 following in his footsteps, and you by remaining by those _61VlG virtues, bv the aid of which be accomplished the difficult task by rendering Italy great. and united, I shall be mindful of his grand example of devotion to the country, love of progress, and faith in liberal institutions, Which are the pride of my house. My sole ambition will be to do- serve the love of my people. Italians. your first King is dead. His successor will prove t_o.y0_u that institutions do not die. Let us unite in this hour of great sorrow, let us st.rcngt.ben that con- izorld which has always been the salvation of ta y. ~ .. THE PAPAL BENEDICTION. _ _ The two prclaces who were sent to the Quirinal by the Pope brought inc Papal benediction. It is said the Pope exclaimed he would have gone himself to administer the sacraments but for his iniirmitics. “ England. THE MONEY MARKET. LONDON, January 9.—~Tbc stagnation in the money market. says the Times, exceeds anything experienced for a long time. The rise in consuls . is partly due to investments by banks and others having the disposal of large sums of money which cannot be used in the way of loans. There seems no longer any jusiiﬁcation for the Bank of England maintaining the present rate of dis- count, The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England, on balance, is £180,000. RUN DOWN IN THE CHANNEL. LONDON, January 9.—-Intelligence has been re- ceived here that an unknown bark has been run down in the Bristol Channel, resulting in the drowning of ten persons. , THAT LUCKLESS VESSEL. LONDON, January 9.--Tho vessel run down in the Bristol Channel was the bark Pensicno, from Cardiif co Constantinople. Germany. THE MOSEL SAILS. BREMEN, Januiwy 9.-Steamer Mosel. which sailed from ‘here on 5th inst. for New York, and put back with machinery disarrangcd, effected repairs and sailed. THE MAN or MAINE. Senator Blaine, in Well-Chosen \‘Voi-(ls, Bids Good-By to Hot Springs. Special Dispatch to me Globe-Democrat. HOT SPRINGS, ARK., January 9.-—Sen:itor Blaine was serenaded to-night, and in response to the call for a speech, came forward and spoke as follows: “I am very glad of an opportunity of appearing before you previous to leaving, as I intend to-morrow, and return my acknowledge- ments and thanks for the very kind and cordial reception extended to me on the morning of my arrival here. I am very glad, also, to have the opportunity of congratulating the citizens of this State, of both races and all classes, upon the dawn to them of a brighter day- one, I trust and believe, of great prosperity for all concerned in its future welfare. The adniiuisirulion of affairs here by the honor- able Commission appointed to settle them is a matter of congratulation, and while no man is at liberty to say wliz-1c_ the Government of the United Siatcsqwill do, 1 think I may take the liberty of assuring you that the Comrress of the United States will be disposed in this matter to deal with liberality and a spirit of kindness to -all those who bavc claims upon their at- tention. [Applausc.] I desire, gentlemen. also to express the very great satisfaction I have experienced _in Witnessing the harmony, friendship and cordiaiiay that exists between ibe two races in your community. Perfect peace in the South will CVBi')‘Wlle1'G follow perfect justice. There IS no man in the country who desires strife for the sake of strife, but there will always be strife so long as there is room. I believe that you set a great example to your entire State, and I believe tlizii; in following in Arkansas will share generally in the prosperity that you will have concentrated hero. [App.1:iuse.] I can re- turn you my sincere thanks for whatever of per- sonal friendship more may be 1'nLen(.led for me in this very flaiieriiig attendance, and in the cor- dial manner in Whlcll my introduction was re- ceived. I am not here to make a. speech. I came on a licalih-seeking tour, and I am glad to say that 1 think I have been successful. I bid you all. gentlemen, a cordial good-night. [Ap- plause]. _ Senator Blaine leaves for Washington, via St. Louis, to-morrow morning, very much improved in general tone of health, and with his speciﬁc ailment considerably beneﬁted. During his stay he has devoted himself exclusively to this end, receiving no cards, and passing his leisure in re- creation. The best Wishes of the community go with him . ‘ Quincy’s Budget. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat: QUINCY, lLL., January 9.--The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Eagle Packet Company was held in this city to-day. The old Board of Directors was re-elected. J. R. Williams. of Warsaw,was elected President; Gran Hill, of Alexandria, Secretary; and Henry L. Leybe. captain of the Sprozid Eagle, Superintendent. A movement is on foot to have a battalion parade of the Eighth Regiment Illinois National Guards here on the 22d of February. A primary meeting of Odd Fellows is to be held here on the lellh iust.. composed of delegates from Adams, Brown, Hancock and Pike coun- ties, to arrange for the celebration of the anni- versary of Odd Fellowship on the 26th of April. The Export Trade Meeting. NEW YORK, January 9.-At a meeting of the Producc'Exchange John P. Townsend, Cbas.iII. Marshall and Wm. H. Swan were chosen dele- gates to the National Convention of the United States Export Trade Meeting at Washington, the ‘22di1ist., in accordance with the request of the Piitsburg Chamber of Commerce. In response to a communication from the Bui- falo Board of '1‘rade,iuviLing the Produce Ex- change to unite with them in mcmorializing Cou- grcss to complete the work at an early day of re- movins: obstructions to navigation at important points in the Detroit River, the Exchange passed rcsolu'.icns all'..hOl‘lZlilglZlie presentation of a petition to Congress asking that appropria- tion be made for the purpose. The Iowa Agriculturists. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DES MOINES, IA., January 9.-The State Ag‘- ricultural Socieiy session to-day had a full at- tendance. The Trcasurer’s report shows ex- penses last year. $28,160 65; receipts. $27,965 40; deﬁcit, $495 73. The Finance Committee recom- mended asking an annual appropriation of $2,000 by the Legislature, and a change in the law al- lowing the holding of annual meetings where the Directors please. Cedar Rapids was selected as the place of holding the next Fair. S. F. Spoi- ford was re-elected President. Macoiipin’s Court Housg Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CARLINVILLE, ILL. , January 9.--Oﬁicial re- turns indicate that the compromise . proposition to pay 75 cents on the dollar of the original debt of the Macoupin County Court House was car- ried at the election held on Saturday, January 5. bv 125 majority. The vote in the county was very small. The returns from several of the precincts are defective, wliich may change the above fig- ures if the vote is contested. ;Louisiana. Affairs as Viewed bY ‘Governor by acclamation. 7 c IL I O 5‘) . LIT.’ * , VOL. .3--NO. .34. " I “#1 O . "'> ‘1 bodies for action, to invite simultaneous meeting: D“ "3 RD AT 0” 9°31)‘ 2: *":2;:::.%s.;°::°::.i;°2; “I ~ wi t c view 0 a sin ng - .531 I ’ events shall prove it to be practicable. «:2 Time Among the New iipshire Republicans. -O-H’; I 5,’, The Cincinnati Platform Reaﬂirmed and Hayes lndorsed. AH Legislative Proceedings in Connecticut and Elsewhere. Governor Nicholle. The New York Bank Pi-esidents Denounce the Silver Bill. Williams and Lindsay Neck and Neck for the Kentucky Se_na.torship. BOSTON, Janiiary 9.—At a meeting of the Re- publican State Convention at Concord. N. H., last night. preliminary to the State Convention to-day, it was manifest that there was a formida- blo pro-Hayes element in the party. Strong feeling against Chagdler was expressed by dele- gates, while it was claimed by Chandler's friends there had been organized effort to crush him, so- cret; meetings having been held for the purpose, and that various prominent men had been drawn into it. At the meeting aspeecli was made by ex—Uii'1ted States Senator Patterson, who, tho_u_gli indorslng the President, doubted the advisability of introducing the matter into tbcConvcnt;1on, as there was a disagreement uboii it. Speeches advocating either .a. conciliatory policy or a positive indorsement of Hayes were made by Gen. Stevens, Major E. W. Furl‘. 0- (-- Moorc and others. A. H. Tuck and Mason W. Tappan severely attacked W. E. Chandler, who is a delegate. Chandler spoke at length, cl:'ltlCIS- ing the action of the President. He spokevof the amt-acks made upon him by two naval _oiiicers, Harriman and Tuck, and intimated certain lt‘l_‘C£,' ulariiies on the part of Tuck while in otiice. Tuck rctortcd by calling Chandler a political tramp, and charged him with dishonorable con- duct as a lobbyist. Moore and Tappan then spoke. the latter quite severely on Chzmdler. Major Farr made the closing speech, and iii speak- ing of the Northern bollcy. said he was willing to shake hands with the man who shot a bullet through his arm. 7 Yesterday’s Proceedings. CONCORD, N. H. . January 9.——Tbe Republican State Convention met to.day, with Chas. H. Bell, President. B . F. Prescott was nominated for D. E. Willard on second ballot was chosen candidate for Railroad Commissioner. The Convention then took a re- cess, the Committee on Resolutions not being ready to report. _ THE PLATFORM. 0 Upon the reassembling of the Convention Gov. Prescott appeared, thanked the Convention in a brief speech, and the following resolutions were adopted without opposition: Resolved, 1. That the Republ-icons of New Hampsliire reaffirm and readopt the Cincinnati- platform, which pledged the parry to these decla- rations and principles, to-vvit:‘~ The United States of America is a nation; the full protecmiu of all citizens in the full enjoyment of all their rights; the permanent paciﬁcaiion of the Soutlicrn sec- tion of the Union; redemption of United States notes in coin by acontiiiuous and steady progress to specie payments; that Senators and Represen- tatives who may be Judges and accusers should not dictate appointments to offices; the invariable rule for appointment to have reference to the honesty, ﬁdelity and capability of the appointees, leavmsrto the party in power those places where the harmony and vigor of the Admiiiistiustioii re- quires ii; the deprecatiou of all sectional feel- ings and tendencies; the speedy. thorough and unsparing prosecution and puiiishuicnt of all who betray oiiicial trusts, opposition to further land grants to corporations and monopolies; the adjustment; of duties on imports for revenue, so as to promote the interest of American labor and advance the prosperity of the whole people. 2. Resolved, That we recognize the para- mount. duty of President Hayes to render these high and solemn professions actual and living realities, and while we admit an lioiiestdiil'ei'ence of opinion in respect to past acts, we welcome and approve his patriotic and siziccre efforts to keep faith with the people and secure to the whole country the blessings of a just, eﬂiclcnt and honest Republican National Administration. 3. Resolved, That we condemn as rcci-cant and ruinous the second attempt of the Demo- cratic House of Representatives to destroy the resumption act, and thus render abortive years of anxiety, waiting and prayer to make the greenback dollar the equal of the gold dollar in its capacity to reward labor and pay public cred- itors. -1. Resolved, That we disapprove and denounce any legislation, open or disguised, tending to re- puciiaie the public debt; in whole or in part; Lbat we deem a change in the standard of values by iiiaking the depreciated silver dollar a legal tender for all public and private indebtedness a violation of the rights of property. a rcpiidiaiion oi Govei-nmem contracts and wrong clone to labor criminal in its nature and dishonorable to the nation, and we call on the President to use his veto if it becomes necessary. as did his courage- ous pi'edecessor,1;o shield tlicna1iomi1lionoi'f1'om legislation that threatens to wound and blast it. 5. Resolved, That a free and iﬁnobstriiclzcd pas- sage to the ballot.-box IS the (30nsLil;Uti<)iI:‘i1 right of every citizen, of what-ever race, coloror con- dition; in according and defending that right the blepublican piirtvlias proved tliatit is the true national party; while the Democratic pziriv, op- posing and denying that right. tliroiigli intimida- tion and violence, has shown tbatit is the real sectional party. 6. Resolved, That universal education, aided and enforced by legal aucliority, is the only safe and eiiduring basis on which republican Govern- ments aud institutions can rest; tliercfore we demand of Congress the iiistituiiori of such means-—compulsor_vit need be——wbich shall so- cure to the children of the republic primary edu- cation, so that every voter shall be able to road and understand the ballot. that lie casts. 7. Resolved, 'l.‘ha.t we are opposed to money subsidies and land grants to private corporations and interests, and we demand our Senators and Representaiives in Congress shall sturdily op- pose all schemes to rob the treasury and injure public credit. " 8. Resolved, That the unchallenged purity, eccuoniv and cﬁicieucy of all departments of the present Adniiiiisiraiiou. continued reduction of the public debt, refunding of bonds at a lower rate of interest and wise and hopeful efforts to restore prosperity and extend the ﬁeld of Ameri- can commerce and mzinufactiires abroad, de- serves and receives our unqualiﬁed am»1'Cbati0n. 9. Resolved, Tliat we condemn as factions and mischievous. attempts to reopen the l’rcsidcuti;il C0‘.ll’.1‘0'v'€1‘Sy or to question the title of the Presi- dent to his high oﬂicc. The other resolutions relate to State aﬁ‘airs. Adjourned. .._.-_. The Silver Bill. OPPOSITION FROM NEW YORK. NEW YORK. January 9.—-A meeting of. bank Presidents was held io—day to hear the report of the committee appointed Saturday last, to pre- pare a report on the subject of the pending silver bill and to present; resolutions and recommenda- tions as to what action shall be taken thereon. Representatives of the press were excluded, but notice was posted that after adjournment; partic- ulars would be made public. The committee recomnicnded the following res- olution: Resolved, Theta committee be appointed, to consist of ﬁve bank oﬁlcers from New York, three each from Boston. Baltimore and Philadelphia. together with three mercban-'.s and representa- lives from true: and insurance companies, and with others as from time toiimc may be by them added, the duty of which committee shall be to memorialize Congress against the passage of the pending silver bill and to petition was any enact- ment authorlzing the coinage of silver as money, except as change, shall regulate the value there- of by its bullion contents. 2. To communicate with the several banks and other institutions _here represcmzcd, and through the several Clearing House Associations of the country to their respective meiiibers, inviting and requesting all ﬁnancial institutions to join in such memorial and petition, and fl.11‘t.he.l', to urge upon them, and through them upon the merchants, traders and manufacturers, as speedily as may be, to place. their aﬁairs upon a. gold basis, in whole or in part, and to advise, from time to time, progress attained, together with such further suggestions for individual action as ex- perience may dictate. Resolved, That it shall be the duty of the com- mittee to meet as soon as iimay seem convenient, and propose measures which shall be submitted to the ﬁnancial institutions of the several cities represented. Resolved. That the committee is requested. L whenever it has matter to submit to constituent The resolutions were adopted unanimously,imd the following committee appointed, as provided therein: G. S. Coe, President of the_Amei-loan Exchange Bank; Charles M. Fry. Pi'cs1deiitBanl: . of New York; William L. Jenkins, President Bank of America; J. D. Vermaiye, President Merchants’ National Bank; and F. B. Tappan, President Gallatiii National Bank. 1?€Dresenlativos were present from Pbiladelv phia and Boston, but not from Baltimore. Louisiana. THE GOVERI~'OR’8 MESSAGE. NEW ORLEANS, January 9.--Gov. Nichols’ message to the Legislature makes no allusion to national ﬁnance measures,but devotes consid- erable space to the ﬁnances of me state. The reports of the Auditor and Treasurer not having been submitted, it is impossible for me to state with certainty the ﬁnancial operations of the Government during the past year. I shall not, therefore, attempt to do so. However, from in- formation which has been coiiveyed to mo,il seems that the belief may be justly entertained that all warrants issued for the year 1877 will be paid from collect-ions made during the year. ‘I'M bonded debt is stated fullyin the report of the Board or Liquidaton, which has been duly made. Bv it you will see the total consolidated interest-bearmg debt when funding shall have been completed, $11,785,293 21, which does notinclude unpaid interest coupons due Janu- ary, 1874., and prior, and outstanding interest warrants, aniouiiting in all to about $100,000, nor does it include bonds commonly known as property banks bonds, which the Board of Liqui- daiion have decided to be not properly fund- -ablc. There are a certain number of interest coupons matured in past years which are un- paid; the amount thereof, I am not able, for the reason above given, to suite with precision. -These coupons were not paid owing to insufficient collection of the revenue for those years, and necessarily are 9. claim against the uncollected in- terest tax for such years, which as it is collected is applied to their extinction. Could they be constitutionally funded into console and thus retired it would be a measure of wisdom, but this, it seems, under the constitution, is impossible, and they must therefore be provided for in some other wav. The assessniem for the year will be between $176,000,000 and $180,000,000. Interest on consolidated bonds is to be paid from a levy cl 5}; mills on that amount. In consequence of the abstraction of books from the Audil.or’s oiﬁce, ' it becomes impossible to learn the amount of what ‘is known as the ﬂoating debt, and the first step to be taken on the subject is to ascertain its amount, character and classi- ﬁcation. I would suggest the appointment of a Commission composed of State officers, or to be selected from your own body, before whom the holders of any claim of that nature should be directed within a reasonable time to Drcsent for examination such claim under penalty of being barred. The situation of affairs of the State and condition of her citizens. invokes most rigid economy. No unnecessary or useless expense or oiiice should be alloweygto remain. In conclusion, the Governor ‘says: “I can not close without entering my solemn protest against‘ the recent aicion of a majority of the United States Senate, under forms of the Con- stitution, in refusing Louisiana representation in that body to which she was entitled, by rejecting the claims no a seat therein of the Hon. Henry M. Spcfford. who was elected by you in accord- ance with the Constitution and laws of the Stats and of -the United States, with exceptional una- iiimity.” The Mississippi Legislature. JACKSON, Miss., January 9.--Both House: completed their organization to-day. W. A. Percy, of Washington, was elected Speaker oi the House. The Governor and State oﬁicers will be inaugurated io—morroW. The Governor’s message was read in both Houses to-day. It is eluboi-ate. Stzitisiics show a very healthy condition of the State's ﬁnances, andadeci-casein taxation of nine mills since 1874. The bondeddebt is $008,500. State war- rants are at par. The State’s charitable institu- tions and public schools are in. a prosperous condition. The Governor says that, with few ex- ceptions conﬁned to certain localities in the Souihwesteriipari: of the State, the laws have been fully enforced. This refers to the troubles in Amine and other counties near the Louisiana line. In the Senate resoluuons were introduced in- siriiciing the Jiid'ic-iary Committee to bring in a bill Sllbiliittliig to the people a call for a Constitu- tional Coiiveniiioii. The Ohio Legislature. COLUMBUS. January 9.-—The State .Agricu1t.ui'a.l Convention, in session bore, to-day adopted res- olutions asking the General Assembly to pass laws i'orbidding the killing of quail for the term of ﬁve years, and to repeal that portion of the game law which requires land owners to post no- tices forbidding hunters from trespassing on ‘in- closcd lands. In the House, bills were introduced to provide for the creation of xi committee to arbitrate the Morgan raid claims, and to provide for the pay- ment of said claims. Wisconsin. I GRF.ENl3ACIiER AS SPEAKER. MADISON, WIs., January 9.--The Lcgislatiirt metiiere lo-dav at noon. In the Senate A. J. Turner was chosen Chief Clerk, and L. M. Bray- tou Sergeant-at-Arms. both Republicans. In the Assembly, A. K. Burrows, of Chippewa, Green- backer, was elected Spcziker by a coalition of the Democrats and Grecnbaclaers. J. R. Iiunier was elected Chief Clerk, and Anton Klaus Sergeant- at-Arms, both Democrats. .. . Kentucky. Tm: SENA'1‘0RSHIP. FRANKFORI‘, KY., January 9.-—The second bal- loiiu joint session for Senator risultcd as fol- lows: Willimiis. 50; Lindsay, 50; Mccreary, 23; Boyd (Republican), 13. There were two sh- scniecs. . _ _ 'l‘hird joint ballot-—Wi‘i1iams, 51; Lindsay, 51; McCrear_v, 21; Boyd, 13. The Connecticut Legislature. HARTFORD, CT.. January 9.—-The Legislature nict to-day, and C. H. Bi-escol was elected Speaker. and Oliver Hoyt President pro tom. of the Senate. Gov. Hubbard delivered his inau- gural zsddress. ' TEMPERAN CE. The Louisiana Legion. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LOUISIANA, Mo. , January 9.—-The temperance movement still gathers them in, and there are now over2,700 wearing the blue ribbon. Dr. Conway is still leadinr the movement, and there is no house in town capable of accomniodating the people. A permanent temperance organiza- tlon has been cﬁ‘ec.l;ed, with promiiieiit citizens at the head of it, and it IS proposed to continue the good work. Returned From the East. Specis1Désp:itch to the Globe-Democrat. DUQUOIN, 111., Jan. 9.-—Prof. J. H. Heisley, the temperance man who recently organized and through whose enemy ne:irly 2,000 persons were converted under the 1‘.iiirpliy movement in this city, retiirued from the East last night, where he has been visiting his family. To-nialit he Is in- troducing the blue ribbon at Taniaroa. Red Ribbon at Rockbridge. Special Dispatch to the Globe-liemocrat. ROCKBRIDGE, ILL. , Jzinuary 9.—-The temper- ance w-ave struck hero last night. Eirghty-two placed their names to the pledge mid donned the red ribbon. Mr. Ross is the rcci'iiit.’in,o: officer, and expects to raise a good company here. The Coal Kings. PHILADELPHIA, January 9.—Dr. Linderman tors in the Board of Control, returned to Bethle- hem to-viziv, without reaching ii conclusion upon the plans of the compromise siiggesied prior to their departure. Judge Hamburger. who is anx- ious to bring about a combination. submitted to them a proposition by which six other parties to the compact shall concede one-sixth of one per cent, giving the Leliigh interest. a total of 19.75-100 per cent. This, it is said, would be ac- ceptable to the Lcliigh people, but as several of the other interests have steadfastly refused to and E. P. Wilbur, committee of Lebigh opera- - yield. is is not known what the result of this last proposal will be. The Fire Record. Special Dispatches to the Globe-Democrat. MADISON, Ind., Jan. 9.-—-The residence of Mr. George Logan. in Hanover, Indiana, was totally destroyed by ﬁre last. night. The ﬁre originated in aroom occupied by a student of the college, wholosc all of his cﬁects. Logan saved all his goods. LOSS. $2,000; insured for $300. CHARLOTTE. 1\IICH., January 9.——The residence of Lucy M. Pixlcy, of this city, was destroyed byﬁre last night; most of the contents were saved. Loss $6,000. covered byinsuranco in the Eaton, Barry and Farmers’ Mutual. Cause. in- ccnciiary. 1'? ’ I _ irnnoucn A.‘WII§D0§V. ._.‘ St. Toms @ai1p®Isht—@2ms.o:si:-, Eharshap warning. @amiai:;i1IJ,1.S”ZS. GENERAL AND PERSONAIJ. easv grass country wim_manyhedges,_ but no PERILS OF '1,IiE saved. After dalyligOht,tlio life-saving station T LORD-HICKS.’ ash. In using the pestle be neglected the’, ----~---- , . . ;~ _ x fcncosa. H . ~~ .,. - V ----7-—— men, wholiad prev ';usll’y been devoting their _. .. y j usual caution, and the result was the explo.j: STRAWBERRIES are blooming in Florida. . o * I119n}c1l011;)00§tti'€‘S*l3.i!l1 my chamber, , . . ',llhe'l§§nn‘els, presided, over by-Cox‘, areas A,san_ Francisco Mazeplla. Has a. “Twenty-‘ energies to the vainrattempt o_l‘ rescuing the The Ceremony Perfopngedyy the Rev, sion of the mass. He was leaning over that CINCINNATI can not lard it ovei-New York. WT“. eye; ;h::.,9:,§,1cty?:nwé3d°fV ”g?,i,n' Id ti,“ T9hi0Wh¢§1 as the Stahlﬁs. and the hunting" ty-tW0-Feet all "with L His Wien’ cyew 01 the “her. W-Tech» 81'1‘1V€d- The ﬁ1‘8l'-- . I Mr. Van Klcek and by thecardinal. Work. and as the_ explosives ﬂashed up like A — 3 ‘ We 3 ° ..’ st’ = jig. gs ‘remarkable as the I-ac1ng.s;ud of in-aia.¢d\Ukr,-,u‘ne_ _ 1 _-:1 time they ﬁred the .,mortar th._e ball with the « [From the New Yam-_ﬂun_~]' powder, he received the ﬂame on the right- -».-vAnd the stin f ' ' , . ,; , , _ so an exqimsm-“am thy -really semi-royal establishment. There is a good deal of general resemblance between Mcntmore and Ferrieres, the seat of ' Baron ‘James de.Rothschild, near Paris, which became so famous during the Franco- Gerinan war of 1870. The great dining-room opens out upon‘ a terrace. which commands a noble and extensive view over the ﬁnely wooded acres of Lord Beaconsﬁeld’s home, county of Buckinghamshire. __ The Earl of Rosebery’s own. ancestral residence of Dalnieny, near Edinbur li, has long been reckoned" one of the show-p‘ aces of Eastern Scotland- It is a more ancient and, in some - respects, a more interesting and more picturesque place than Mentmore, and it was honored about ‘a year ago by a visit from the Queen and the Princess -Beatrice during their.sojourii in the capital of Scot- land. Lord Rosebcry ‘is now .. the Lord- Lieutenant of Linlitli-gowsliire, and there can be no doubt that he will be called into. the Government should the Liberals again attain ppwer in Great Britain. "side of the face, which was badly burned. The eye was closed and the ﬂesh blistcred. Dr. Piernot was called in and dressed the‘ wounds. He was able to see out of the eye?‘ when the lid was raised, but "it was seriously feared that it would be eventually lost. Be-J sides the burns in; the face, the bands and arms of the victim were painfully burned. V 4.‘. line attached fell over the spring stay*,but the men were so chilled with cold that it was im- possible to get it. After several trials, how'- ever, the line fell where they could reach it. At 10 a._.1n. they were all ashore, and were tenderly cared _for at the Humane House. Most of the survivors suffer from frozen arms and legs, but will all probably recover. The Powwow has now broken up, and, with no insurance, is a. total loss. , - Ajsnvncin SCENE. _ lFrom.-- the San Francisco Chronicle.].. Last Monday night an accident befel Joseph Mallard while on a horseback trip from the . Castle of Lawreiiski, in Poland, to the sum: mits of the m'ou'ntains of Tartary. Joseph Mallard, .when“at home on the continent of America, is avery obliging colored utility man on the ground ﬂoor Of» the Bush ,Street Theater _in this city. The immediate occasion of his ve'ry'nearly fatal ascent fi-omthe allu- vial levels of Poland to the rocky peaks of Tartary was a crowded house, which, on the said last Monday night, ﬁlled the said Bush Street Theater to see Miss Fannie Louise Buckinghani open as Mazeppa on hcrggallant gray trained steed James Melville. Magniﬁ- cent new Polaiidic or I’-ilonaise scenery and Tartaric or Tartarean SC|;.l.l6l‘y had been paint- ed for the occasion, and the stage carpenter and his corps had constructed a ﬁrst-class ‘ four-feet-wide “rocky road to Dublin” from Poland on the stage‘ up to the summits of Tartary, immediately below ‘ the rafters. These steps, which for this occasion only may be called the Steppes of Tartary, were thoroughly braced and supported to sustain the weight of a dozen wild hoi;ses,a_nd were securely anchored to the rear wall of the theater. The ascent is rather rapid, even for A MOUNTAIN BRIDLE PATH, ' being six inches to the foot and the whole run is divided into two equal parts, the first IIAVE you got the "nack” of your new alma- nac? ' ;‘ 7 SHACKNASTY JIM raised 1,200 bushels of corn last year. __ ‘ GUARD rings of Whitby Jet have the monogram "‘ on the top. _ Tun New York‘ Elevated Railroad‘ ‘is to have sinoking-cars. » - .-. CLARA MORRIS may appear in Mr. story's trag- edy of Stephania. FIGURES are instruments given us to conceal the state of our affairs. ‘ IT is proposed to convert the Goodwin Sands Into a solid, substantial island. THE Baptists have completed the endowment of $100,000 for Shurtleil" Coliege. - BABY shows have proved disastrous ever since the one King Herod inaugurated. _ Mus. VVADDINGTON, wife of the new Foreign Minister of France, is an American. THE horn of the hunter is no longer heard on the bill. It is carried inapocket ﬂask. THEY played croquet in the open air in some of the Connecticut towns on Christmas Day. YOUNG men should pattern after pianos--be ' The house of Mrs. Hicks-Lord, in West Fourteenth street, presented yesterday the some closed blinds that have for several days characterized it. The. only inmates to whom access could be obtained professed to know nothing of the whereabouts of Mrs. Lord or of her husband. No glimmering of light could be discovered in any of tpe upper windows up. to a late hour last night, and not only the blinds but the inner shutters were evidently closed. The residents on the opposite side of the street had seen no visitors enter during the day, nor had they observed any one quitting the building. or any carriage at the door. Interest was heightened among the directly . « _,..th,e~ information that a is erformed by a Prot- , ; a in nday, the same, day of 7 ‘ 1 - *‘inal McCloskev offici- ated. « The latter was announced in the daily newspapers. The former was first made known through the filing of the certiﬁcate of marriage in the oﬁice of the Board of Health on Saturday. It was worded as follows: ‘ ‘I ‘hereby certify that Thomas Lord and Annette Wilhelmina Wilkens (Hicks) were joined in marriage by me, in accordance with the laws of the State‘ of New York, in the City of New York, this 31st day of December, 1877,” and is signed by:-the Rev. Dr. R. B. » Van Kleek, Rector of Christ’ s Church, Hyde Park. Mass. One of the two witnesses is ‘Tie not much that I see fora picture. .Thi'oush_ boughs that are green with spring- A barn, Wllh its roof gray andmossy, And above it a bird on the wings; 01'. lifting my head a thought higher, Some hills and a village I know.’ And over it allthe blue heaven. - With a white cloud ﬂoating below. .. Ah! once the roof was a prison, MORPHIN l.<j’S MAN IAC. My mind and the sky were free, My thoughts with the birds wcntﬂying, And my hopes were a heaven to me. Now 1. come from the limitless. distance. Where I followed my youth’: wild will, Where they press the wine of delusion, That you drink andure-ethirstgi ‘still; ‘ And I know why the bird with the spring-timu '10 the gnarled old tree comes back-— He has tried the South and the summer, He has felt what the sweet things lack. So Iconic with a sad contentment, With eyes that are changed I see; The roof means peace, not a prison, And heaven smiles down on me. Horrible Results of a Girl’s Habit Form-ed at Vassar School-The Story" ofa Wrecked Life. i From the New York Mei-cury.l Mrs. Harriet Smith, now conﬁned at theft‘,-J Clinton Street Jail -in Detroit, was arrested {7 Tliursgiay niglitby Oﬂicer Webb _-for stealing C a pair of ninety cent slippers, and when ar- jg rested admitted that,‘“s-he took the slippers because she wanted them.” When arrested she was intoxicated with niorpbine to such an f} extent that she staggered, and all nightlong at the Police Station she pleaded in vain for ‘‘ morphine. At5 o’clo‘ck she complained of, being sleepy and went into her cell, the ‘C farthest. away from the entrance to the corri- dor, to lie down as ' she said. . In thes-aine __ ward were Malvina Smith and another wom-_ ;~..: an, andabout 5:30 o’clock,‘ ﬁnding that the morphine maniac was wonderfully quiet, Malvina Smith walked back to her cell and Combats Between Animals. at -..Lima.+- Tlic Fight Leads to a. Riot and lluman Butchery. A correspondent of the San Francisco Ohromlcle, describing a bull fight at Lima, wri.t,e»s-: The next scene on the programme was an encounter between 9. bull and a bear. Looking down into the arena,I saw unattend- ant leading by a strong rope in small bear, ‘which he securely fastened in the middle of the arena. »' The bull was now let in, and tre- mendous applause greeted his appearance. The animal at ﬁrst did not take any notice of his tied antagonist, merely siiifﬁng the air and then dashing away. It was now neces- sary to call the picadores, who appeared, and attempted to attract thebull toward the hour. This they succeeded in doing, and as the ani- mal, now made furious, spied its enemy, lie GEORGE FRANCIS riiuanv. ,A BRu‘LIANT ENGAGEMENT’ He Will° Make People Healthy and Happy . if Somebody Will Furnish Capital. . ' _ To 1110 Editor of the New York Sun: First, to adopt the 5-cent restaurant, $2 a The lfarl of Rosebery About-to Marry Miss Hannah do Rothschild. . [From the New York Womfld. I *5.“ A.-‘ ,2 l 9 l I ...,.¢.--.w.._, , ‘ wlicre ll. in made; that in London alone there is square, upright. grand .——[Woi'cester Press. THE Brooklyn Eagle characterizes Chicago’: commercial disasters as a carnival of failures. A cable message from _the Earl of Rosebery to a friend in this city. received yesterday, announces his engagement to Miss Hannah dc Rothschild, a report of which was published week for lodging, $16 suits, $5 hat, 25-cent hair cutting, 5-cent buttoniere, 5-cent neck- tie, $1: glove, economic evolution—-will the Sim help me to utilize my experience to bene- ﬁt others? rtiiiiting from Mr. Lawrenski’s castle to the Polish boundary line, clearacross the stage and half way up to the proscenium arch, and the other doubling on it and running up to the top of Tartary, just below the sky-lights. dashed toward it with head lowered, and catching it on his horns, threw it violently in- to the air. The bear, apparently frightened, made no resistance except to grow! ﬁercely, M. S. T. Van Kleek, who is the clergynian’s wife. On the back of the certiﬁcate the in- formation is given tli-at Thomas Lord is resident of -this city, that his age at his next birthday will be eighty, that he is a retired found that she had hung herself. Blakely found that the woman had tied her - hand!-:erchief about her neck, and fastening ; the other end to a‘“‘bar across the cell door, Tu riikey c. . - .. . .. v . in the Manchester Giiarrlian on Sat 1' a . . and ‘3110-e8‘i’01‘9d '50 6503 9 fl‘5II1 its Rsﬁaihillh . ‘Um ed “Om the bi” "uP‘m which hm’ fa“ divelfzfdstgrg:n£;::y“g::1;(ﬁggogippsg g§:;eI;_he Lord Rosebery was born May 7, I847, lllecellglre With cheap coal,‘ cheap rents, cheap labor, At 8..—o’clock the curtain was to Ijl11£’.'5'Ul>aahC1.a5 Again and again it was Icossed into the air by . gjelitlenlana I11!’-if he W11-S horn in Norwich, TeSlZE)Cl while making the preparations. Blakely ' - hei,_r-uppai'ent of the Earldom on the death of why should we poor people pay $1 to $1 50 for- 7150 the attaches of the tlieaterdn the 00_mPi%' its furious antagonist, until the attendant, COMM: 31131} 1113 fa$h<?1‘’ii mime Was Nilthil-ll cut her down, and, assist.ed by the other GIVE us the hell of our i'athers.—-[Chicago his f,,l1»,e,-, Loyd Dajmeny, in J,,nu,,,-V, 1351, asiiigle Turkish or Russian bath when 50 ny Of an ex temporc castellan of Laurinski, seeing that the fight was entire}, O._,e-_.,id..‘d, Lord, and his l’IlOT.!1el‘_’8 maiden name Mary female pris.0neI‘S, succeeded by prompt and Evening Journal. Have patience, paragraphist. and succeeded his grandfather as ﬁfthTEai‘l of _0€m3 133-Y5 5 !31‘iI6l31‘0ﬁl3, 01' $10 t0 $15 1'01‘ D03!“ dete”mned to give James M‘’‘‘'‘"“‘; “ prelnnh led bah the “‘"‘im31" away» ‘in-d 3110"“ °f Lpthrop’ and ‘that “"5 was his secoml .m“'l"' - 11“..1'Sb_. ll-illldlillg in i Rosehery. Viscount Rosebery, Viscount; In. ‘when $5 is ample on the European plan? Why 1131‘? Cimtel’ from I’0!aIJd’11l3 t0 '131‘t31'Y and laughter from the spectators, who‘ were 1‘11ii.l‘e; 3130: that the 1711” Dame Of the h1'lC’«€ 153 RES'l‘ORlNG THE WOULD_-BE SUICIDE. ' ,1; THE deer presented by the King of Wurtemberir to the Zoological Society of Cincinnati has ar- rrvcd. ' I" 0 . AN Indian girl has made her debut as an actress in Toledo. . She played “mack-eyed Sioux- Ban . 9 I Tim fortune-telling doll is a novelty made up of paper slips, on which are printed prophetic niottoes. — BRIG. GEN-. WIIISKYCOCKTAILSKI will be tom- porarily superseded by Gen. Swcaroil'.--[Worccs- ter Press. "SMOKED geeselcgs" is the latest delicacy for epicurcs. They are prepared in and shipped from Hamburg. THE Fat Contributor thinks that Mark Twain’: speech at the Whittier banquet must have been a post-brnndial ell‘-ort. THEY are going to dramatize the Tweed revela- tions. An opera has been composed about him —‘ ‘William, Tell.” Du. PRIME, the editor of the New York, Ob- server, is now in Rome with his daughters, Mrs. _ Stoddard and Miss Prime. Ili:GAni;iii:G A. Oakev Hall as a component part of a lecture bureau, it would be just to call him an exceedingly poor drawer. I’F_‘0llIA has a ﬁre-proof cattle-pen building 317 feet long, 150 feet wide. and capable of accom- modating 1,200 head of cattle. JOHN B. GOUGH will soon leave for England. where ribbon-men are in especially bad odor. If he sees this he may not go-ough. THE London lmicct notes the gradual healing in that country of the long-time din‘crenccs be- wccn allopaths and homeopaths. "Siuox, my boy,” said the venerable Mr. 1’l'eller. in a tone of admonition--but no, on sec- oml tliouglils, his son's name was Samuel. 11-‘ Pope Pius lXlives until next June he will have reached, according to tradition, the years of the Poniiilcatc of Peter in Antioch and Rome. LOUIS E. DORION, the City Treasurer of Que- bec, who defaulted for :30u,0G0, generously oﬂcrs any when he marries a couple. He says: “Arise! Grab hands! Hitched! Six dollars." And that is all were is to it. 11' will be very pleasant in lS81 to make a trip llll‘4‘lll§,,'ll Ohio. and hear the natives begin their l'Cmhl'KS by saying, "When I was Consul at . ’ '—-[Worcester Press. A Fniaxcii journalist argues against capital pnnialmicnt by saying that “when a man has kllleda man the one who survivesis sufficiently punisliod by the oilier's death.” WnE.v Aimee road the Commercial man's sng gesiion that when she. goes to South America she should hppear in La Peru-chole, she exclaimed, “Well. Uruguay paragrnphisl; to pen in such Chili weather as this!" , Tins is the time when the young minlstcrof pl‘-rsoiial attraction goes privately to the village store, and offers to trade tcn pairs of worked slippers and ii half-bushel of pen-wipers fora ping hat and I pair of boots. Tm-‘. Chicago newspapers have taken upthc snlvjcct of round dances. Some of tbencwspapers be-iiove that round dances are on the square. and some do not. How to square the circle and com- nrmnir-e is the problem.--IN. Y. Herald. Ciii§:.—~.-ii.x:<i.iC mistress (with tears in her eyes.-): "we, )l:ir_v, what your carelessness has done. "You have broken one or my favorite cubs: "Maid: “Yes, m’m, I'm very sorry, for I'm very p:irii.al to old china myself. "-[Punc,h_ Mus. 7.lT’.l.DA Siscnin, talking the other day of hlzulzimc Pareiia and her husband, said that at (I110 l'C‘.llC:’ll‘Sl‘ll the mfill. prima donna came in ~ . - ' ' ' ' debts amount to $66 166 With securities val- d was "ugh as w-u:1je(-(355-11‘ Y t() 1-event in- . 1 1» (1 Q 1 E 1 p gq I , , 1‘l‘ulll ulriel‘ s0lll‘(3€’.S he i-coerced ;-01,,,.. street my psjchologic force will be acl.nowl- _ ,. _ * ’_ . _ . 1139 2 3 -. *- I : ! P_ g [F10mt1elr0V1 61100 (n- .) veu I13 rem pg l:ii.-‘Iain! Ii-tea, \'i’lln lS ll‘ str1ctdirectot'. btopjiiétl MY abum £5U_W0 ,, yea, mm.e_ P The edged’; Having stopped “mug me ..m,d,n lerriblc Suffering of the Crew of a 38:13§)$l3:39x;‘5§i?]3r;Sﬁxing‘;§?3tI§1f9§;§068O1’9;::§ t0l'1'Ul9}101l1dbY tglfsg "“‘!°5° l~’,‘3"‘1“"‘}1!,'i3"‘“§"1'_' A French Canadian V-ablllﬁt maker named T’: the sing:-rszincl said: "Luplll'o5_\‘n€e, ilusisavcry “hole passed to his daugliter, and the people will soon _e.xag_gerate my power. SCl100D91'- B0,?" '1 848 T} n. , ’. i ’1 1),. “ts “'01? . S“ ‘V ,3’ 9° ‘’91°‘_‘.' “' 39‘ Joseph Cafe, who lives at 47 Mill street, has bail oxainplo for you to em the gentlemen and 134- the future Countess of Ro.~:cbci‘V will I knowl 05“ “Pp 3“ Cpldemlc by f01‘C8 Of W1!!! [From the Boston Posi,j ]:|§§}_DG2-00r6Ysdueo cm-eﬂvliinll s&l~1<:(zﬁ111;(‘3ICIN§“l3nt:: tll:ll.fCill(illll:l!' tll%§(»!‘0s1xe)" l1l«1I‘l,}:31d‘ t‘h911g_ 13 been ins.-ane by spells 1'01‘ 11 3'83!‘ 01' 11101'9- I115 dies of the cmiipanv. You must not do that l’l‘<ih1\!"!)’ bl‘”5"lI 1191' X01103 husband The Old. f‘”'C.’° ‘S cvomtmg throng? my bI°°d PR0"1NCET0WN: MASS” Jilnuary 4-“The for iiicrchaiidise and lll0lleV borrowed The P-mptim We (ixeflilylaltz en tllbeglvllnf freaks he-remfore are we~” k"~”w“ tome Doha” 9 agmn_.. Ami 1.m.m,,, 0bm.ed_ ll (lnu'r_\' l(»'}il‘(’St*l'l!lll£', in round numbers, that bill“? C!*PPe!'3~ C0"§tT11§led 130150 T0510-‘ii night of the second and the morning of the 3d largest creditors are Mrs ‘hi Goldman $5 - Ema} $1 t1e«XgretIi1;;;ec )t§8sM:~‘.,)OuL0,--if ‘md p‘”’“" i§‘”‘e"“n¥' b"m° 1”” 3 ~"‘3‘“' 33° _,;; ' ' about :l’;300,000 or £1,000,000 a year. She is l”i’m?0dh01'Se1‘3l1W3Y9"1 1‘-“F099: Ofgﬂlllzed inst., must have been terrible for those un- ~° ' ’ " ’ -' ’ Or a 1*‘ ' ' ‘ " " ‘ ' he was sent to the iiisam a.-ylum and recov- it I’f’l~‘(‘ll has :1 wonderfully good cartoon on the culmination of the French crisis. Fr.-nice under the guise of a peasant mi-l has dragged the Mar. ties of the head and of the heart. As the N°“e1"B0““°1‘ 1‘0hlfl30“1CCi1ll01l to 5110“ the sands of Cape Cod. Five vessels were lost. S“..n_m€’1llS1;0§§:;;,§faO87§?)' I"§'E,?§?)a°:“:g: ‘V0110 3” its 313101:-1d0I‘f 1lhd’_1)l{X}11'.V'- ‘SE19 ried on his liiisiiiess as usual. He was in the emu 01.50; mg mud ,-ma «-5,, i.,.,,(.,,,,,. him up on mistress of Me~ninioi'e she has shown great Fill!‘-011t0f the rapids: $0 !811h0h the Credlt Fom will leave their bones to be bleached PH” . 0. :10 -.50 060’ "t . ad f ‘ ‘-t f 1] doubtless ha? a re‘! 9 POWH3 ° -1‘ 01 3 “ab”? Of 1’“3"”’g “'3 :“‘”“k 3‘ “’e1~’!*‘‘‘‘“S mm “H, mm,’ m 1 U; U j . " , 0' ,, . J-mjg,m.m ,,,,,_j,,1-,5,-it, mlmjnjgtering and keep- Foncior (of which I am still President,having upgn me gandg, From the 13;-gem, two not 3 ‘We: “'0” 5’-* (1 ’1m°r.ig‘_‘ge 1. Or,‘ 8 u “’°m‘”" .5119 ‘S Old‘ Em“ ‘.‘t.f°”'y',""-9='m of Moulton & liigraliaiii. No. 22 Mill street. g um 0 we Onstltblmn. H13 DOOI9. waited twelve yem.S),with $20,000,000 ca-phat. Value, and sevcra Ot ierp cces O rca estate, woman nus passed her lll€l‘l(,!lzll1. She has At_2 Oaclock yeSt€.l.(1,,y he 1-lhhed Into the labelled, “Imperialism” and "Clcricalism,” have stuck fast in the mud, but the hero in his 5lHCl§lllg‘-I00! has s,1mlccntprosencc of mind for a dignified gesture vhorcwitli to point the excla- .. . -. ~ . w — 0 en accounts ‘S13 43”’ 70' ﬁre insurance oli- ‘ ~ he will deserve all the o l 1'obri- . - . .. .. .. - . - DINO"? "-76 i!'i'SM'~919-'11!-~77W'8-J1‘: resie-” ES‘ -V""“'1b“cf'1°“ board Of her -Vacmv had Mamson ‘Squaw’ P' L’ 48' G’ F’ T’ the mew of the m'fate(% P(1m-m£9}v’1 of 131.0’ cipes, $22,500. ’ ‘Tlic usual reference top the fl1r1l$t(%11;l?‘l£.li)lYS been cast uhon her by Tlyc rcl:i- {'hmdugh' OI tLc)v\v1hk§eatl‘:)<)(iit”t%l1i1<1atl :i‘li{(:Pl!1iiltiii1c1lsi’ ‘H , . . con in i - en t i for some time before her vincetown were mos rig it u . our . , . ‘ - . -' , 1311 S Were 3 1‘ ' ‘ , ' Ii- I" 9"" of “)9 ‘“k"’m"‘h°‘ ”‘ ‘he B"*”‘a“3~ “few death, and the burdens of the estate were HOW Hamlet was Playﬁd 100 Y9“T5 correspondent interviewed a survivor, R§1g1s.t'ere“g:t£.u;E§' ‘ 11- t .d V after “V83 St her hu5b‘mfd"t,BOf‘th‘.f She "‘§S‘_‘l1“°‘_‘.“]3: pieces, quicker than thouglir, while the un- weeks ago’ make at Mehemet Mm men came in “e"eS“""m5' d""°m"d in "0 ‘ﬁght’ def-{rec “W” Ago’ “d he gives the Story as told to 1100(1)) csrtg the ca1lSf)es:fvthlemﬁTl(:’lsKe0f clho Pcti- l1ltll1(Tnlll?t!1l1)!l)91],(fl()erSn, ghenwill1:?bd‘i?dl:iht]l(;ec::{h fomnmte mama blond spouted ‘Ike water with finger wounds-—the fore ﬁngers of the right hands being shot oh‘. A correspondent writing of this says: "The increase in this system of at- tempt to become invalidcd has become so great that Mr-hornet All has ordered seven of the sol- diers who had only too evidently pulled the trig- ger with their own feet, to be shot in the presence of their ii.-iiteilions, and this sentence has jus; been cm'ri'ed out.” A C01ll2.ll‘;RCIAL traveler interviewed by a Yew north of -l-and and "~ ~ - 1' ' » . - 1 ‘ 1 1; T; e real; billows broke ove . . - - ..g_ . . , 1.)il1l.ix(3Slll style both pushed song iiitoa aier act, the grave- outer brea ers. l g 1- i9 fearful” ﬂat and we cm sen nothmo. I V . _ -, ,, . .; - .. . . , . . -. ,, _ _ _.. r . . , , - , ., . - ,,j . -- . . « - Loid in the robato of then brothel s will loll. lep0llt.l' on the ‘mumincr” problem, of the feudal aniltlic Elizalietliaii ai,.,cs._ It is diggeis _vsere discaided, Ophelia was her and in an _lllSlialll: shctnled. A si_gn.il_ of have on my book‘ $14,000 of money lotzned has léd manypto mink that he Wm be dmwril ’ wound up wliut he had to say In favor or the Sam. _l‘€lll2tl‘k:lll!t’ Wlllilll for 11 vast hall, which ex- not buried, there was no duel, of distress was lighied,but was soon cxt1uguish- without securities. and for merchandise 1, In his retirement to act as advisor comm V 1 . p]e,Sa}e s).£_,em, as f0“6“.s: “New York is no‘ lends {mm the ground floor to the roof with- course, since there was no Laeites, and ed. “Set the kerosene aﬁrc,”.ordered Capt. bought but not paid fob My intentions are agfor Mr Lord Mr Thomas Loffd Jr _ V ‘ ill the towers, Galleries run around this co- Hamlet survived the dcnouement. The play Caton. “W e must let the station-men know 5 ' ' ' ' " the center of trade to-day as it once was, for liiiyr-i's can visit cities nearer home and purchase nearly as well. The rivalry of other biniinci-ts centers Wlill ..\'ow York is very gre.'«.t, and the only way the New York merchants can secure busi- D053 is by iimking the customers stay at home and have the goods they wnnteitlicr taken or sent to alarm. In my opinion the system 4 f coninicrcial traveling, or selling by sample. can not be aha]- i;-he , but the piesent plan may be greatly im- proved to the advantage of the houses employing tl';ivc!cl'~'.” - . -. - - . - “ have known Mr. Lord M... who ........., .. ... New J:.f:’ °§E...I‘.1tlL3"”i..‘:i.“ f.?;’§;”° ...T“°,.::Z: .,,,, ,§§::,‘§‘“:;f:,f‘,‘;;;,ff°§§“3,,,.,,,,,,. 2.:’.‘,",;,";‘,:,l£‘i.‘ﬁl’.’.2i‘.%.2fS “ii?.”il‘; lféil; and do me best I by meme’ ,....‘i..,; ‘I gt... _they’ll have pretty W Blﬁiiiifltsii‘§.iv‘é‘?.°i’.}iiiY.lll."i~‘2.’§ltil‘;il2§’.3:?i.§‘;°;‘.l3 i'o,.;. Smi, a good jurigo of bevctnsres, gives his nuts. The stud farm has been Tagebiaft states that the number of caniiid- morning Paﬁﬁed EW0 Others gave up the strug- ’ work to prove; hllm ‘ililisanc. _Any manhmay bg believe they 51,? mm and we amcle use” ,;1,,,,‘m,-ug,‘ npiiiiun or adulxeratcd liquors, as follows: “The made fainous under_ the supervision of ates for the Bulgarian throne of the future gle, and, releasing their grasps, were swept C1”5i°‘Did“ t C°““t° °t‘1’”?d_§refd£I_ °EOI'_‘d,‘; giaaggllesdﬁg :15-‘-2 :gi’”a£f_ dgu‘},°,‘r}’,f1‘f,,‘§',,.0I;j}‘§f§§f§{§'.‘fﬁ’s§§31.‘{,'H§aﬁfet?,,§§§ﬁ§§.- p..;-c,n.-..sm- of pure fo_r(=.ign and j,m,,,,.-Led ,iq,,,_.,,.B Markham. The most important stallions of has been lately ye? further increased. Accord- away. One poor boy named James Down- H"l‘°m “*9 Dem“ Pom} fogd theobeﬁt érolmd they ﬁcagn ﬁnd for basing gurers, yourselves and thipubiic as much injury 9.!‘ might to understand that it is simplylmposaible to buy apurc native wine outside of the country sole! every year more Madeira than the whole island of Madeira produces; that in one season, in a single may of this country, there was sold as much California wine as the whole California roast produced; that a brisk trade is driven in champ.-igne corks and imported bottles, which 1'6 Teiluired to do service over and over again, year after year; that {he Custom House mark is no guarantee, for by laws of Great Britain, the adulieration of liquor is allowed in bond; that the importer’: assurance is no guarantee, for the wines exported to the Unstcd States are docioi-ed 'b0lI of lainily Tomiiic, under the terms of Iv verkeitliing, Baron Primrose and Dalnieny in. the peerage of Scotland, and Baron Rosebery lll§6l;8he peei'uge.of the United Kingdom, in Lord Rosebery’s mother, who was a sister of the late Earl Stanliopo the historian, was married a second time in 1854 to the present and fourth Duke of Cleveland. the owner of Battle Abbey and of Ruby Castle, the magniﬁ- cent home in ancient days of the great house of Nevi-ll, and one of the wealthiest of English eers. Although still so young a man, Lord Rose- beigv has attained unusual distinction in Par- liament by his keen good sense, humor and easy, iiziiui-al eloquence. He is a thorough Liberal lll politics. and in two visits to the United States has made himself familiar with the practical working in this country of ideas which are still discussed as experimental only in Great Britain. He is well-known also on both sides of the Atlantic as an ardent de- votee of the turf; and as Cliairinan three or four years ago of a Special Committee of the House of Lords on the Horse Question in Great Britain he made a report which is re- garded as of standing authority on that sub- ject, and which bears witness not only to the intelligence and ability, but to the indefatig- able industry of its author. In the year 1874 Lord Rosebery was selected as President of tl.c British Associatioii for the Advancement of Social Science, and in that capacity made a notable address which was republished in this country. He was :1 frequent visitor at Ment- more, the superb seat. of Baron Meyer-Am- schel dc Rothschild during the Baron’s life- time, and when the Baron died in 1874, leav- ing a widow and an only daughter. Miss Han- nah de Rothschild, it was generally expected that the relations already established between the young lord of Dalnieny Park and the heir- ess of Mentniore would lead to the result which is now made public. Baron Meyer- Ainscliel dc Roiliscliild was the fourth son of Nathan Meyer (19 Rothschild. of Frankfort, who received letters patent of denization in England in 1777, and who was made a baron of the Austrian Empire in 1822. Nathan Meyer de Rothschild was the first English Rothschild. He married in 1806 Miss Hannah Cohen, of London, and died in 1836, leaving four sons and three daughters. Of his daugh- ters the eldest m.-zrried her cousin, Baron Anselm, of Frankfort. and died in 1859; the who has recently established the Grosvenor Gallery in London: and the third marri (1 Barron Charles de Rothschild, of Frankfor . de Rothschild, was the ﬁrst Israelite who ever took his seat in the British Parliament. His eldest son again is the present Sir Nathan Meyer dc Rothschild, Burt., who last year succeeded to the English title of his uncle Sir Anthony, the second son of Nathan Meyer dc Rollischild, who was made ii British baro- net in 18-16. Sir Anthony do Rothschild left two dill.l2'l)l€l'S only, Constance and Annie, the latter of \\’!lOlll married in 1873 the Hon. Eliot (..‘onstautine Yorke. :1 son of the Earl of Hnr(l\\ like. The third son of Nathan Meyer, Baron Nziiliaiiicl, married a daughtcrof Baron James do lliitliscliild, of 1’arls, and has by her two sons. The fourth Baron. ‘Meyer- Aniscbcl. left only one child, the young lady now about to liecome Countess of Roseberv. The :-bare of Baron Mc_vei-Aniscliel in the business and property of the English branch of the Rolliscliilds was estimated at his death to amount in round numbers to about £5,- 000,000 sterling, exclusive of his real estate in London, \\'!iCre he 0-Nll(‘(.l and occupied a large house in 1’icc:idilly within a few doors of the town l‘Csl(ll,‘l.ll:e inlieriiod li ' Lord Rosc- bcry, and in Bllt'.kll)g‘!l£llllS!lll'e where he had est.-il»li.~licd:ilMcii1niorc one of the noblest of niodcrii inciiig stud.-. and wlierc Sir Joseph Paxton built for him a spncioiis and splendid mniisioii. Tho RL)l.lliv-‘clllltlﬂ have founded a wliicli the capital of the diil'oroiit mcnibcrs of the l-.unil_v drziws a ccl"L:llll fixed rate of inter- est from the gt-iierzil business of the house, and it tin(lvi':.too(l that the income from this soui'ce of Baron Meyer-Aniscliol was ill the neigliborhood of £150,000 sterling a year. about I\\ om_v~ﬁvo _‘\t‘:lI‘.~' of age, acconiplished, ziniiablo and reiiilirl.-.ib!e alike for her quali- lng up licrseli the great racing establishment founded by her father, and she has earned the admiraiioii and ziifei-tioii of the whole country-side by her simplicity, womanliness and priiciical charity. Her mother, who died Miss Hanniili dc Rotlischild lierseli‘. She has long been an intiiiiate friend of Miss Consuelo Yziiaga, of this city, now the Viscouniess Mandeville. _ Mculmore,1.he seat of Miss Hannah de Roili.-rliild, belonged in the. early part of the la.-‘it-oiiiiii'_vto the Viscount.-s Limerick, an extinct lirancli of the great family of Hamil- ton. ‘be present house is an iniiiieiise pile built, from dcsigiis by the late Sir Joseph Paxton, upon the lines of a castle in the lossal hall at the elevation of the successive siorigs, and suits of apartnients open upon them. 'l"lie house contains a number of ﬁne pictures, aniongtliein some masterpieces of Italian aft; some ﬁne works of sculpture and ii pi-riec.t museum of brie-a-brac, including a i‘;irc collection of costly miniatures and some of the lies! ivory carvings in England. It stands well upon a beautiful einineiice, the line, well iuried park sloping away from it on all sides excepting the north. The park is unusuzilly well wooded, and great pains have been taken to improve it by judicious plant- ibe I:sl.ab:llShl.ll€lll~al’e King Tom Macaroni, a recent purchase; Favonius, who was injured during a recent ﬁre in the stables, and Leo- turer; and the best mares are Breeze, May- . bloom. Corisande, Chopetie and Hannah, a winner of the Oaks and the St. Leger in 1871. Mentniorc rejoices, also, in one of the ﬁnest herds of short-horns in England,and in avery ﬁne dairy. At a couple of hundred yards from the house is the kennel of stag-hounds. When a hunt is to take place at Mentmorc peqplc generally no to the meet by taking the tra to Lcirrhion, about an hour’s ride from London. and often as many as 300 or 400 per- sons are in ‘the ﬁeld. Baron Meyer always followed the hunt, and at e meets since his death Fe-rdinnnd, Leopol and Nathaniel Rothschild are usually to be seen, The stag should one man pay two portions at Delmoni- co’s when he wants but one? _ My power over. life and death comes through psychological knowledge of the laws of life. I can save ninety outof a hundred. But they must surrender their will!‘ I must control their appetites and passions. - To do this I must have-collateral conveniences. Gluttony and drunkenness are cutting down our prom- inent men in their prime. . Pat me on the shoulder, as I am susceptible to kindness,and I will guarantee all a new lease of life. Ho- tels don’t pay! Houses are standing empty! Capitalists want to secure a good investment. Several have consulted me. The Sun is rich in its 100,000,000 daily acquaiiitance, and seems always willing to help the citizens‘. _ Having more experieiice than any living man, and an immense energy when aroused, let me sum up in a nutshell what I want to -carry out—-‘my psychological reforms: 1. Change three adjoining brown stone fronts near Madison square into the ﬁnest Turkish and Roman baths for ladies and gen- tlemen evcr built, open day and night for each (how inconvenient it . is to be conﬁned to certaiii hours 1) . All improvements made by Barter at St. Anne’s-on-the-Hill, Ireland, Urquhart, German street, London. The splendid bath just opened in Paris, Senator Jones’ marble palace built for Lorven in San Francisco, or Dr. Ryan’s ﬁne establishment in Lafayette place, can be utilized with proﬁt. Plunges, up and do\vn douciies, V1101; and cold sprinklers’, sits. showers, steam jets, and all this complete for half a dollar. The gentleman who so successfully intro- duccd cheap baths in Wallingiord, Hartford, and Meriden, Conn., is ready to manage this department. 2. This Bath Hotel should have 150 rooms from $1 50 upward. Must be opened all night, so travelers by night and early morning trains can drive direct to bath lieiidquarters, where bath, bed and board for a day will only cost the present price of a bath. A lady proverbial for neatiiess is ready to manage this department, having had ten years’ experience. 3. With drawing-room, library, reading room, billiard room, chiropqdist, barber, His oldest son and successor, Baron Lionel ’ mail-box, district telegraph, bothers will have all the advantages of a first-class hotel. 4. The most important feature next to cleanliness in bathing is the diet. Such deadly Fifth Avenue or Windsor, coininenciiigat 6 a. in. and eating all day till midni‘glit)_sys‘tem must go overboard. The fat man -shall not pay for the lean, nor loan for fat. ' The res- tauraiit will be kept on the dairyplan. Oat- meal, wheaten grits. crushed corn, hominy, mush and milk, hiflled corn,‘ buckwheat cakes, rice, all kinds of bread, fruit and veg- etables, baked beans, apple sauce, tea, coffee, chocolate, broma. cocoa shells, pure milk, baked apples, gems, all of best qualitv. on the ﬁve and ten-cent plan. No wine, beer, whisky or liquors. No meat, game, oysters, eggs, poultry, nor cigars or tobacco in any form. Not through moral or religious ob- jection, but as a matter of hygiene. “ One of the successful dairy restaurant pro- prietors is ready to organize this depart- ment. introducing all the Oneida, Shaker and Quaker dietary luxuries, sans their peculiar social ideas. 5. A large ball will be arranged for thee- tcr, lecture hall, debating club, recitation room (but not for Church purposes, as my object is for this life, and not for life beyond the grave), as a rendezvous for the Bohemian and artistic brain of the city, where music, plays, songs, rccitations (like those enter- tainments 1 got up in the Bijou Heron Thea- ter, where I launched Prof. Watson on his dime concert success), will make this Hy- gienic Hotel the sensation of New York. I propose to take Murray Hill off of stills, and show that. brain does not require c1aw-ham- nicr coat, white choker, or six-button gloves to enjoy itself! True happiness never puts on airs! With cleanliness, checrfulness and a proper diet. economy and health will march hand in hand! When the hundred Black Fridays that will soon come in one day crash through Wall Credit Mobilers, and as it is getti_1ig cold out here in the square, I am only waiting for the and organize prosperity, truth. honor,virtue, The happiness, rainbows, on a grand scale! Hygiene Institute I shall New York Model _ . soon introduce into every city 111 the Union! A Berlin audience saw “Hamlet” for the first lime 100 years ago last week. In .Z'v'orth and South for December, Rudolph Genes has an article in which he drawsagraphic picture of the manner in which the play was produced and received at that time. Wie- land’s translation, adapted by Scliroder, was the one used. In the play, as produced at Hamburg, there was no Laertes, no Rosen- crantz. although Guilderstern was retained; the meeting of Hamlet with the players was was divided into six acts, and the names of the characters were generally changed. Some of the discarded parts were restored when the tragedy went to Berlin. The gravediggers and Hamlet have their conversation, although the burial scene is omitted; Laertes is re- vived,but the duel is still rejected, and Ham- let survives. Mr. Genee says that if the man Hamlet had been allowed to die, the tragedy would have had a short life on the German stage, instead of holding the honored posi- tion which it does to-day. ing to a report, which the writer gives for what it is worth without vouching for its ac- curacy, the Archduke John Salvator has been selected, among others, to govern the liber- ated Bulgarians. This young kinsman of the Austrian Imperial house brought himself somewhat prominently , before the world. about two years ago, by publishing a pamph- let containing sentiments extremely friendly‘ IOVVWRIISSIQ, but the reverse of friendly to- war crniany. As a punishment for his iniv discretion, he was banished into Galicia, but has since become attain reconciled with the Court at Vienna, and new it is conﬁdently stated that his candidateship for the throne of Bulgaria--which, however, has, it may be re- niarkcd,'yet to be established--—will be pro- with alcohol before they leave the country where is let out of a cart at about ei lit or ten miles sonages in the Austrian capital by every -meam drawn under the $l1l'1'- The W men who muttered: " dun gono ti-owed W away dis cal compound in a mortar, the i.ngrcd.i«c to of Tnde gup,,m.,, in you}; by “.003 pun-Tn, " they are produced.” ! from the house, and is hunte over a rather in their power. . remained on the vessel were destined to be time, shuah.” — 1 17111611 W3" Ph°'Ph0l‘m “Id °N°i'1d& 904- l I. Sccondsttfect. ‘ meted by several extremely inﬂuential per- * back, merely to let him form a general idea of how most effectually to bang Cassimer Mazep- pa about on the S8C0llCl‘tl‘lp." Joseph Mallard volunteered to ride the horse, and was harnessed upon James Melville in the regula- tion Mazeppa style. This style is back to bz&ck. The creature was immediately launched 0 _. T A u . HE PRANCED, . » and he was the decided favorite in the pools all the way from Laurinski Castle clear to the Tartaric frontiers, and from there almost to the very pinnacle of Tzirtary. At that point the castellan who had his eye on him con- ‘ eluded in his own mind that he wasn’t doing the square thing by Mazeppa, so, having a lengthy whip in his hand, calculated to con- veniently crack across the two contiguous countries of Poland and Tartary, be kind of touched James Melville up a little‘. The ﬁery untamed steed, made additionally ﬁery and untamed by a conifoitable saunter across North America in a Pullman palace car, and by atwo weeks respite from his nocturnal gallop between Poland and Tartary and re- turn, didn’t like that sort of thing, and so with a double-barreled snort he went oﬁ‘ his feet——in short, he bucked. He reared and plunged, and ﬁnally, reckless of his footing, feel against the theater wall. He was now at the very steepest acclivity of Tariary, which, by the exact measurement of the two-foot rule of the Bush street stage carpenter, is twenty-one feet and six inches above the sur- face of the Bush Street Theater stage. Mal- lard saw HIS DEADLY PERIL. To the physical geographer ascertaining by triaiigulation, or any other approved process the exact. liciglit. of the topmost peak of Tar- tary, twenty-one feet and six inches may ap- pear an insignificant space,but to Joe Mallard lashed tothe angered and rearing iron-gray Jaiiics Melville the distance looked over the narrow four-foot roadway as great as that from the top story of Chimborazo to the bot- tom of the sea. Therefore he called ‘ ‘Help! help! for heaven’s sake, release me! Free the from these cruel thongs that eat into my ﬂesh. And while you’re about it, cut this mustang’: throat.” The nimble-footed stage carpenter below saw Cassimer Mallard sitting, or rather lying, on a furious wild horse that bore him with more than lightning speed from rock to rock, o’er precipice,‘ which courteous act the iron-gray James Melville kicked the stage carpenter in the small of his back, producing a soreness of which the latter is not right well to this day. Mallard was cut looseiiotta moment too soon. for the maddened annual, rearing himself on his hind feet, hurled himself bodily from the narrow track. Clear from the tip of Mount 'l‘art.arus, carrying part of it with him, slap- baug through Laurinski Palace in Poland, THE FIERY UNTAMED STEED fell flat upon the stage of the Bush street The- titer in North America, a distance of twenty- one feet and six inches. Then be bounded back about five feet toward Poland, and then fell back into America and lay still. The cas- tcllan said: “That noble steed claims our us- sistauce, too. Of mortal mold it cannot be, but the choice instrument of heaven, if he hasn't broken his bloody neck, to retain for Miss Buckingham several hundred sove- reigns.” lilallard, who had descended to America by a more circuitous but safer route, said: ‘ ‘Again I» stand erect, again assume the god-like attitude of freedom and one of the old boys. And if Mr. Mallard knows himself, another debut as Mazeppa is not for Joe,” and he glided oifinto the side scenes. The horse lnyinotioiilcss for about ten min- utes, and every one believed him dead, but having mentally picked himself together again, he jumped to his feet, apparently as spry as ever. The whole occurrence delayed the opening of the perforinance only ﬁfteen min- utes, and as the spectators saw the gallant iroii-gray dash up the dizzy liigbts with the beautiful and genuine “Maze.pp:i” lashed to his back, not one of them could have been made to believe that not half an hour before he had fallen headlong the height of a two- story house. i lucky niarincrs_ who found themselves in a snow-storm, being driven on the treaclierous soul was saved; every man, from the cap- tains down to the much-abused deck boys, was buried beneath the cold waters. A few bodies have been recovered, but the majority will sleep in watery graves. The suﬁcring of him. 'l‘ho ‘hour of 4 a. m. found them drifting helplessly to the lee shore of Wellilcct. With the hope of checking their drift they anchor- ed, but the chain of their larger anchor part- ed and the vessel dragged the smaller one as if it had been a pound weight. Then as the tempest lulled, ‘ ‘Hoist the jib, ’ ’ shouted the Captain, “and we’ll run her through the surf.” With great diﬂiculty the call was partially hoisted and the vessel’s headsswung towards the land. But alas! she struck in the we are here. ” This was done. Thank heav- en, an answering signal was heard, and in the course of a half hour they discerned a horse and cart moving towards them along the beach, bearing a large box containing the patent res- cue gun. A long hour crept by, but there came no other signs of succor. Their hopes fell. So cold were they that it was with diffi- culty they clung to the rigging. Drenchcd every moment with the icy water. they were soon benuinbed. One huge fellow, with the muscles of a Hei°cul_es.was three times washed away from the vessel. 'I‘wicc he regained his ing, whose home was in Boston, succumbed to the cold. “I can’t stand it any longer, Captain, ” said he; “I _am going to die.” When last seen by the survivors, he was lying in the lee scuppers, his head lying listlessly to one side, his hair matted with ice, and his arms clutching in their death-grip a coil of frozen rope. And at last the Captain whis- pered hoarsely, “Good-by, boys, ‘I shall try for the shore; may God keep me for my poor wife’s sake.” A dory was got over the side, but was crushed in an instant. Capt. Caton then tore oﬂ' the cabin skylight, and, heaving it overboard, sprang after it. His support was soon wrenched from his grasp, but he struggled manfully. He reached the shore; twice he stood erect on the sand, but the undertow was too powerful and he was amused by the cowardly behavior of.-the bear.‘ An encounter. now took place between a: bull and a full-grown lion. An iron. cage contain-, ing the lion-was drawn into. tlieni-iddle of the? arena, siilﬁcicntly la1'g'e to afford ample room for the contest- The bull was quickly let in, the grated door closed. andhtlie two aniinals stood glaring at each other. The hull was the ﬁrst to advance to the attack, and, ClltlI""lIlg furiously at his opponent, he succeedci in driving his horns through the jaws ‘of the‘ li_on,- from -which the . blood flowed freely." The lion, however, nothing daunicd, fought desperately with his claws. fastening them in the sides of the bull and laceratiiig the flesh terribly. The bull had the aclv-zmi-age; and altlioiitrh in vain he tried to shake off his an- tagonist, he succeeded ﬁnally in worrying him out, the lion dropping from slicer ex- hziiistion on the ﬂoor of the. cage. The light lasted about live niinuies,and at its COll('.lllSl-On the victor was greeted with the usual thun- tiers of applause by the excited spectators. My lady friends were especially enthusiastic, asking me if ever I had witnessed such an eiiioyable entertainment before. Another in- termission of ﬁfteen minutes now occurred, which we improved by visiting the boxes of various friends present. and partaking of wines and other refreshments. The closing scene was to be a ﬁght between alioness and four small but ferocious bull- dogs. The cage was now turned, and we saw a large, full-grown lioness of ferocious as- pect, wliile at the same moment an attend- ant appeared leading by a chain four small dogs of bull species. They were iinniediately let into the cage, and_ with ﬁerce growls in- stantly sprang on their foe. It woiild seem almost impossible for four such insigniﬁcant animals to be victorious in an encounter with -an enorinous lion, but the result showed how mere brute force falls a prey to cunning strat- agem. The audience were now worked up to a fever pitch of excitement, and liniidreds sprang into the arena to obtain a closer view ofthc combat. The soldiers were now or- tiered to clear the .‘ll'ellil, and charged with ﬁxed bayoneis on the crowd, wounding sev- eral in their eﬁorts to force them back. This so infuriated the mob that knives and pistols were drawn, and a ﬁerce encounter took place between the niilit-ary and the rabble, re- sulting in the killing of several of the former.e The soldiers wereﬁrst ordered to ﬁre into the and thus giving the spectators an extra per- formance not down on the bill. and which appeared to be heartily enjoyed by them. During the excitement caused by the collis- ion between the soldiers and the mob, the ﬁght between the lion and the dogs had ended in the latter being vic.torious,aud as we looked toward the cage we saw the dogs standing over their prostrate foe. lapping its blood, and apparently little the worse for the en- counter, though subsequently three of them died from their wounds. This closed the en- tcrtaiuiiient, and the enormous throng of spectatois left the Plaza de Acho well pleased with what they had witnessed. Receiving an invitation to spend the evening with the fam- ily of my lady friends, I gladly accepted, and was soon ensconced in their hospitable inan- sion. The conversation naturally reverted to the scenes we had that day witnessed in the Plaza dc Aclio. The ladies stoutly defended their national amuscnicnis_.altiioiign lpoiuted out the fact that such barbarous spectacles did not tend to elevate the morals of it people, and instanced the bloody aﬁray between the military and the mob; still they were uncon- vinced, declaring that no COlllll.l'y_ in the world afforded such exquisite entertainments as their own beautiful Porn. A Burstcd Chicago rawnbrokcr. [From the Chicago Trlbune.] Abraham Lipmaii, better known as “Your Uncle,” on the northwest corner of Clark and Madison streets, having exhausted all the portable property of his neighbors, found his occupation gone, and yesterday afternoon was obliged to show up his aﬁ'airs in the Bank- ruptcy Court. He owes an unknown amount for personal propcrtv taxes. His secured 850; William Smith & Co., New York: :44.- 309 92; E. Lowitz, Milwaukee, $5,180, and value not given. - Also his stock ofjewelry,‘ etc., $18,557 50; household goods, one cutter, and one cow, $1,005; personal property pledged as collateral to creditors, $40,997 42; tion, Mr. Lipman said: “I lost a great. deal of money by the ﬁre of 1871, and paid my creditors 250 on the dollar. I started up again, and afterwards paid them the 75c I owe . them. But to do thatl borrowed money from others. I hoped to pull through, but in the last two or three years I have lost $70,000 by shrinkage invalues, and, though I could have borrowed more money, the time would come when I would have been obliged'to quit, so I thought it best to do so now. Business good, and I’ll try to pay everybody in full if I can. I expect to continue business-—-to be straightened out in three or four weeks. ” ‘ "What about the pledges?’ ’ “No one need be alarmed about them. They are all secured, and any one who has al‘l_Vthlll°‘ here can get it by paying the money. ’ ‘ ‘ You say you borrowed money to carry on your business?” “Yes, and had to pay 2, 2% and 3 per cent a month, and that would eat the life out of any man. It’s very unfortunate, ; but I couldn’t help it- I’ll act straight wit every “Now, your Honor, we must consider the (mime furandi,” said a Police Court shys- ter, who was eloquently defending a chicken- thief yesterday. , “What’s that?” inquired the Police Jus- tice, dropping his spectacles in astonish- ment.’ ’ . ‘ ‘I am not here, your Honor, to answer conundrums,” responded the barrister with asperity. “I am here to acquit this colored gentleman of tﬁb foul charge of stealing six Brahma chickens. ’ ’ 1 “Latin quotations are not admissible in a chicken case, ’ ’ said the Justice thoughtfully. ‘ ‘The sentence of this urt is ninety days in the House of Correction.” The defendant looked wild for a moment, and then turning from his counsel in disgust. - America, -Peter Wilkeiis, . name Adelina ‘Williams.- ' when they asked him who it was, he ﬂew into Annette Williclininn Wilkeus Hicks, that her maiden njame was Annette Wilhelmina Wil- ’, kens, ‘that she resides in New York, that slie“ will be-forty-eight years old at her next birth- day, that she was born in Samani, in- South that her father’:-3 name was Unico and her mother’s maiden and that this is her second marriage. Following this information is a certiﬁcate signed by the grooni and bride: “‘We, the groom and bride named in the above certificate, bereby-cert.ify that the in- formation given is correct, to the best of our kiiowlcdge and belief. ” This is also signed by M. S. '1‘. Van Klcek and Maria Miller. The latter is Mrs. Lord’s maid, who accom- panied her home from Europe in the Scytliia. Mr. and Mrs. Van Klcek are said to have been in the bride’s house on the evening pre- ceding thc, mai'ri=.ige. '1'liey are old friends whom she has often entertained. The ques- tion was raised why the inzwrizige by the Car- dinal was not also reported to the Board of Health. A theory was broached in answer to this that the marriage. ceremony was per- formed by Dr. Van Kleek in order to obviate the necessity for the Cardinal’s taking such action. Others niaintained that the marriage by a Pi'otestuiit clergyiiian was performed in order to satisfy the religious scruplcs of the 2‘1‘OOlll. Yet others see in the second mar- riage, and in the filing of the certiﬁcate, only evidence of very great carefnlness in comply- ing with every possible requirement of the law. “If you will note the facts in this case,” said a we!‘-known lawyer, “I think you will ﬁnd that they deno e an extraoifdiiiarv degree of sanity for an insane man. The story told by his relatives is a good enough defense for liiiii, unless you regard his falling in love at ‘all with a pretty woman as evidence of insan- ity. This is something that sane old gentle- men havc been doing time out of mind. The sons say he told them that somebody in Eu- rope owed him a large sum of money, and a rage, and would not tell them. The llllpll-‘ cation seems to be that the person to whom he had advanced money was the present Mrs. Lord. If it were so, the action of Mr. Lord, both in sending the money and in .t:ctt.iug au- gry when asked about it. was »reniarkabl-_v like is lover, aiid~ not at all like an insane man. They say they have been watching him, otliorhonie. This is what -Mr. Lord did. -That he believed the widow would care for him tenderly there is no doubt. .Others may i'egai‘d her as an adventuress. He certainly did not, because he loved her. I think you can see the logic of that. If the world felt sure that Mr. Lord could make the remnant of his life happy even by the expenditure of all of his money, he might do so without iii- curring the suspicion of insaiiity, though he might be criticiscdas selﬁsh and lacking in paternal affection. He evidently did feel sure of this. It is admitted by the sons that lie was always uiiliappv without her: that he probably sent ll-’-‘I‘ money while she was ab- sent, rode to the Stealllsllll) pier to meet her when she arrived from Europe, and was con- stantly visiting her after she had returned. He had the conﬁdence of a lover in her. It may have been the love of a weak, childish old man, but it vvns no indication of insan- ity. He didn’t give up all his money to her. His sons would .yct be wealtliy men, even if she got all that she would be entitled to after his death. There was no trace of insanity in his actions or speeches in relation to Mrs. Hicks. He knew his sons would ol.-ject to his marriage if they learned of it bci'oreli:ind, and, insane its they say he WllS,a.ll(.l so deeply in love that he could not conceal his feelings, be yet so conducted liimsclf that they never suspected what. he iii- tended to do. She was a woman that might dazzle any man’s eyes. I hilt! heard that she was (lily years old, but I learn that in the marriage certificate her age is put down at forty-eight. Tliere was nothing uiiderliaiid- ed in the mai-riage itself. They went before a prince of the church to Wl]l('—l1 the bride be- longed to have the ceremony performed; not to an obscure clergyman. The only secrecy it is not yet time tojudge of her r-onduct. You must remember that she has seen the married this iie:irl_v helpless old’ man, a part of wlio- e wealth she will doubtless get. If ‘she neglects him, and leavcshiin to suffer while she uses his wealth ‘for new luxuries the inonev she will get and will be blameless in my eyes. If she can please him, what has she to do with the claims of his Solis? Let us wait and see how she conducts herself. I read in the newspapers that lie was acquaint- ed with her. about the -time of her niarriage with Mr. Hicks. Perhaps there is a romance in this wedding after all. ” The fact that Charles O’Conor has been the legal adviser for Mr". Lord. and was also re- tained by tlr. Lord and his brother,David N. acting under the order of the Court granting a commission of lunacy, has taken about $1.- 000,000 in bonds from the safe where his father kept. them, and has put them with a safe deposit company. It is positively as- serted that no suit to annul the marriage has yet been begun. A visitor at Mr. Lord’: house, in Seven- teenth street, yesterday, said that the family gave the impression that they expected their father home with his bride in a day or two, but no idea was gained as to his present whereabouts. .3 many years, ” an insanity case.” “You knew Mrs. Lord in her youth?” "I have Known her since she was a baby. She was like the mass of well-behaved young ladies. She took her three meals regularly, went to church, and appeared in every way like a thousand and one other girls that might be found.’ ’ ' ' A Chemical explosion. {From the Evansville Journal.l Mr. Clements H. But, the wt-ell-known and popular druggist at the corner of Sixth and Oak streets, suﬁ'ere«d an accident last night bywhich it was feared he would be sadly dis- ﬁgured and probably lose the use of his right eye forever. He was preparing some chemi- N. Y. , and lived there until. I was ten years old. to Providence, R. 1., to live with an uncle. When eighieeii years old, having graduated from tlic public schools, I was sent to , ,__where I first formed my habit of taking inor- pliine. _ not remain to graduate because of the inroads taken by my uncle to Binghamton, N. Y., 4. ' thence to Hamilton, Ont., and _at last to To-" ronto, where, a year after leaving Vassar, I ‘* bring them up, ” 1 and is .well read. Upon regaining consciousiies-s the ~ﬁrst‘;;! words spoken by Mrs. Smith were, “Wliei'e’s my bab‘ies?” ._ eight _veiirs old, with dark hair and eyes, and a complexion and form plainly sliowine: that ‘j slieis a slave to the habit of morphine-eati_ng. " When lod9:ed- 1 at the police station she had upward of twenty grains of morphine pinned ; ' on the under side of the lower edge of the * basque waist to her dress. er-in-law in Chicago. present an Utica, N. Y. Micli., and she was on t.hc point of starting for that town when arrested. She has‘ rela- tives at Seiieca Falls, N, Y., and at Toledo, O. The names of these relatives she refuses to disclose, but she gaveher own name to the She is a woman about twenty"- She has a broth- 9-‘ She has a cousin at inniate of an insane asylum at She has relatives-in Greeiiville, *3, ,. -*.’ -" '- reporter, and added: ‘ ‘I was born in Albanygt. Then I lost my father, and I was taken ‘'4 ,; iw , H l _VASSAR ,_C0_LLitGiii, POUGHKEEPSIE, I stayed’tliere- two years, but could‘: upon my health made by niorpnine. I was 4:, L’ ,. -, was pronounced cured of my disease, and ‘ was married. We lived two years in.‘ Toronto, ' when with my husband and two babies I went to England. My liusbaiid was wcaltliy, but "’ was an inteniperate man, and after a resi- dence of little over a year in Europe, during which we vi.-.-itcdthe principa-l cities in En.- gland, Geriiiany, Switzerlaiid, Italy and _; France, I found myself in Bordeaux, again, il slave to morphine. the mother of two little children, and ii mourner over the in CORPSE OF MY HUSBAND. . I came back to America a little over‘tWo Z" years ago, was received by my uncle, and placed my children with another relative to ~‘~; She cztrries in a locket up:- ;; on her neck the portraits of her children, The Largest lvlan-of-‘War in the VVorld. ANeapolitan journal gives some interesting 1;’ details concerning the new Italian iron-clad, .‘ to Sm.1.¢nde,. his Demon,“ p,.0pe,.,_y, "med 8, second married in 1839 the Hon. Hem, poisons as nicotine from tobacco, meat and’ th_1“0\19,h stream, and ‘W8 1118!» ab0l1l'-l0P!1‘1.l1g3 air, butthisproving futileavolley was poured "0' Prevent his ‘- losing his‘ 'P1'0l3€l‘tY- ¥ll])£rgta]:Vdﬁica1’1t pffl:g3t 3{I)1lI.tlTJ3!ee:lel(§) a\itvi(l3lal)t<ee=;l1?e }; 33,000, Fitzroy, second son of the second 1,0;-(1 alcohol Inustbe abolisliedto guarantee health. W1vhh1_ml11t0»thed€_€P .9110 10111111138 101191113 into the mob, killing several and wounding NOW» If I “V9.13 an °1(_1 mfmé ":“d_ 1,,,.,,e§t and mast power,-[,1 m,m_0f_wm.in the‘ ; _ V Southampton, and died leaving a daughter, Also the water cure, boarding house, Anier1- Of 3118 l}n€0'd€eP Dm€l_3€Ts 50_118 h0PP9d UP others. The crowd, . threatening dire ven- had r‘31'°‘‘’“'“P 50“ V‘ 3t°h‘“?»' me: wo','.1'd The principal di,m,nSmns of the new A i\Io.\'rAi~A Justice of theI’eace cloosn’tsplui-go now [hg wife of sir Contts Lindsay, 15311” can hotel, three meals a day (or, as at the after him and 0115 MBZBPPR M3!h\1‘d 10038. fol‘ geance, retreated, leaving thc.spacc clear. 1 Should ‘‘’a‘“' to 1001‘ Out for some ' 8* ship are.z_tpproximately as follows: water, 8% meters; height ofupper deck above keel, 15 meters; displacenient. 13,000 tons; A weight of unarinored hull. 5.000, ions. , double bottom of the ship is 80 meters long, 20 meters wide and 1 meter deep, and is di- vided into an iuiineiisc number of small cells, as it protection against torpedoes. Two gitudinal bulkheads run the whole leiigth of 40 of these latter of the vessel, 3 if it. These com- 2 compartments, above the double bottom in rear and 10 before partments, again, by four \-vatcr-iiglit dct.-ks. water-line; the second, 1% meters above the line of flotation; the battery deck 4% meters, ’ and the upper deck, 6% meters above the water-line. in which will be guns mounted on barliette. The armor will be mainly disposed in the form of at girdle round the ship, extending from the deck below to the first deck above the water-line. From this latter deck to the upper dock the Sides of the vessel will be con- scqueutly unprotected; but the funnels, and also the tubes, pp \\'!ll(‘.ll the p0WClt'l' is passed from the magazine to the reduit, will be ar- mored. Tlic vessel will be driven by twin screws, each 6 meters in diaini-t- r, worked power, and of forcing the ship through the 9 water at the rate of 10 knots an hour. Horrible Freak of .-«II .11.-vane Man. building. past all the men, went riglit up stai is, neither noticed or spoke to any one, from a faucet. _ deed done rushed to the machine and stopped it. ' mutilated members at etherized. no children. His recovery is douwtful. A lady occasionally asks: , VVliy should I use \\‘asl‘iine? W.liai.assura.ucc have I that it will not rot or de- stroy inv clotliiiig? its being cliczipcr and better than soap are true.-’ Wasliiiie is equal to four pounds of soap; that it saves more than one half the labor of washing; cleans paint and wood-work like magic. etc ‘P I the old process. The Ans wer. The manufacturers of Wasliinc do not expect the old’ you can.” To Reasonable: People they say: “Is it possible that Mrs. Henry Wardg Beeclier,»Madaine homasselli, Mrs. other ladies. who rccoininend Washine to all house-'_ keepers, and whose -indorscmcnts have been pubﬁi lished, should. without the sliglitest advantage themselves. iudorse a lie’ or state an untruth? _o 110%! - such indorsements indicate that there is some foun-5» dation for the stateineiits that Wasliine is the preparation for washing ever invented; that it saw line. labor and monev; does not lu]lll'O clothing, ; he slightest. and is in every wa prefernvbib W 80.1%? The manufacturers offer to pr nice the #03‘ “HQ v tionablc proof‘ thattlic above statements are _ ~ Bear in inindlthat you can convince youself by ’ vcstin only 10 cents for 3 trial viekltl-‘n ADI ' oer wlﬁ supply you. "" » e SEABUBY «Ii JOHNSON. Manufacturer!» , ,, 21 Flatt street. New Yo:-my U Lengt-11’, fig; 120 meters; beam, 22 meters; niean draft of ,-,},j.: On the upper deck stands an armored reduit of an oval form, its Ioiigei'z_ixis being at an angle of 20 di.-gi'ees to the keel, Wll.h- «L; ft;-1-'~;;.-“'-:3‘ ‘-2; ‘, .-‘ ~ is-'e?,?-l‘§fT .;-; ,, : 1- 0') -=-: ‘ .53‘, - . - $3 3,. _; ...e_._..., .,_.. -.__ .,_, .,-.. by engines capable of developing 18,000-horse . ered, apparmitly, and for the last two or three 1 inont-lis has been quite rational so that he car-J“ 2 .7‘:- "if '54:. lon- ’ the ship, which is divided by means of these and transverse bulkheads into 53 water-tight :7’: bcing 2%. .2~ -- -.=.-.4 are divided horizontally Of these the low- est, which is to be iirinorcd with eight centi- 1, meters of iron, is about 23-5 meters below the and went right straight to a steam planer, started it in motion, and shoved both hands The men who saw the horrible '1 Cafe was taken to his shop, which is 53 nearly opposite, and Drs. Gardner and Smith were summoned, who f‘tll1plll..’lll‘<l both of the the wrist. Cafe being“; 'l‘lic.iiijurcd man it —s a wife but '0 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What do I know of the claims that one pound of ' As a rule I find all such stateiiients false; I prefer . Randlcs. an~ . , ‘z How do I know that any of those statements about, C ¢:::: Cruel‘ GREAT CONTROVEBSY. Doctor Falconer Answers Father O’Lea'-L ~. 1-y’s Last Epistle to the Heretics. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: ._ 5'1-‘~ LOUIS, January 8, 1878.-—Wou1d that poetry and art were always what they ought to be, “the gxprcssion and delineation of t.he beauty of In granting the poct’s gift to Father 0iLeary—, I thoughtof it rather as the “mode of expression suitable to the imagination when ex- cited,” which is Webstei-’s first definition of po- atry. Isimply noticed that he was more imag-°' lnative than logical, which is true of many great ﬁnd useful men. There is no value in controversy ‘unless we adhere to the point in issue. In his ﬂrst letter, which was really aggressive, and therefore gratifying, he made two statements, one concerning “external authority” and one concerning the Catholic theory of the “Confess- I met the first by showing that Protest- ants did 110i deny “external authority,” but dif- fered radically from the Romanist as to what 1 showed in what it I showed that upon it the Church is built, and that in it- self the Church is no authoritv whatever in mat- truth 3’ ’ iii ional. ’ ’ constituted that authority. did consist and to what it is limited. tors ‘ ‘objective. ' ’ I met the second by showing that the doctrine of “the Incarnation” did not rest upon the authoritv of the Church, while the doctrine of the “real presence” anywhere else, in person or thing. res-ted solely upon the authority 0I_tl18 Church of Rome. That unless he claimed for the “priest in the the same "real presence" that was in Christ, there 001114 be 00- °0mDal‘iS0n. and hence his whole confessional,” and for the “sacrament” argunient~woul.d fall to the round. - Now what does Father 0’ eary do? He lumps clear out of sight of the points in issue and indulges in wild and really petulant asser- ‘tions, viz: that Protestani.ism is a “nullity,” a.. "negation of o_rganism,’.’ a. ‘ ‘denial of the sensi- ble,” “a denial of the faitli.’.'.. that it “on- slaves” its subjects_,.that it is ,"egotism',,'."etc., etc... This is certainly childish and unworthy of -When he parades the statevrnent, that the. '_"law‘ _ he pztiades "an.- a.dtii1.tl-cd fact that 113? nothing. Whatever to do -with: the claimof "lﬂfﬂlllble.ﬂlltll01‘1ty," which was coinmitted to, the Cliu_rch,..” Rome makes. «To go_.in—to all the world and. teach the people this di.vin_e..law is -in.deed..tl.ie great function of the ~ Church, and ever has b”cen the mission of Pro- _ ‘ ‘N-ihzfl est in intellectu quad non p1"t2£Sfue1'i}t in semen, ” an ‘ - ad. mitted axiom of plmosopny,’ ’.he ought to know that it is an exploded error of materialism and testantism. When he pronounces, empirlcisin . . Such p h ilosophy might be expected to conclude, as Father O’Learv does, that “there *is .no such _ _ But neither subj0Ct1Ve_ evidenee,_nor the Protestant idea of "private interpretation’ ’ has anything to do with .EVr.'l'yl3lllll9,‘ here turns ‘ ‘Where and what is the external and necessary authority demanded thing as subjective evidence.” the pi'eserrt cOiiti‘0Vci'sy. upon the single question: by. reason?’ ’ Is it the organic Church, or is it something else? - I havealready shown that to place it in the or- ganic Church is illi.igiczil, because the Church itself rests upon that very authority, whatever I have also shown just what and where it is, and Father O’Leary has not at- . tempted to meet the issue. Bishop Ryan has not, and no Ritualist can do it to the satisfaction of a and wherever it is. reason. not already enslaved. V But Father O’Leary -abandons poetry for phi losophy, where._ evidently he is less at home, as already shown in his use of his so-called Latin "axiom.” But how is this? Protestantism is “WIT i'Jrogres_slve”; it is,there fore, ‘ ‘continually clia_ng'ing”§ it tlierefore ' ‘he. no essence,” and therefore is a “nullity.” could quote some Latin on that, butlprefer a "‘vulgar tongue.” A live, growing tree is progressive and contin ually changing; ergo, by l.4‘atliei' O’Lear_v’s logic a live, growing, frr.it—bearing tree has no essence and is it riullityl . But more, hetells us that “innate activity sup poses life;” surely, then, he will grant life to rotestantism, after charging it with ceaseless actlvit ., and it must be “innate” activity, for no But ‘ ‘life supposes 0,-. will at ow us no other. ganism.” Well, the Protestant loves Oi'g'a,nism but not so well as to cling to it when its life is gone; yet in.England, in Scotland, in the United States, Protestantism is not destitute of ‘organism. Each tree in thefoi-est has an organism, and does not seem tocrave aftera whole forest organism,- of which each. individual shall be but a subdued Well the Evangelical Alliance isa good specimen oi the unity of the faith and tli.e,life ofqtlie Church, gzfwtly consistent with thatvvariety necessary ’ in which ‘ ‘Same- ness,” “inactivity,’,’- "unchangeableness,”inay do for a stone, but not for :1 tree, exceptit be a. part. But “organism supposes unity.” -unenslaved reason—-a _variety the unity of nature freely indulges. dead tree. . ltouie is not.dead,~but surely dying. death (Hades) is not to prevail. Father O’Leary’s slander of Calvin is original, Were Calvin even as bad as history makes -the average pope,it would be no argument, especially as he claimed no ‘ ‘in- fallibility”--claimed only to be a “sinner saved sojar as history is concerned. by grace. ’ ’ Father O’Leary’s '‘challenge’’ with which he concludes his letter is out of place and can not The challenge has He will be allowed. lie is too late. ‘ already been made on the other side. ﬂnditiiim review of Bishop Ryan's lecture. He will flni it in at least a dozen other reviews of Over and over again it has the same lecture. been shown in the light of impartial history (Gio- bon, lluuie, Prescotmhlotley, Froude et al.) that Romanisin demoralized every people over whom it has had sway. It has been shown that Pro- testantism has enlightened and elevated the peo- ple, religiously, civilly, educationally and soci- ally, wherever it has had opportunity and in pro- portion to its opportunity. Bishop Ryan has been challenged to ‘ ‘rise to explain.” Let him do it. No dodging. In conclusion, it would be as un- kind in me to expose Father 0’Leary’s reference to “inai'rii~.ge” as it is impertlneut in him, a young man, to repeat ad nauseam, I Cor. ' 4-14-, in addressing Protestaiits. W. C. FALCONER. A Protestant Episcopal Catho1lc’s Crit- icism. Hr. Editor of the Great Religious Daily: ST. LOUIS, January 7, 1878-1 have had my at- tention called to what you"‘~irrevei'ently call “an Episcopal minister's criticism,’ ’ which appeared in this morning’s G.-D. Now, Mr. Editor, .how could you thus head this epistle? Why did you not say ‘ ‘a Catholic pi-ies—t’s criticls in ?’ ’ . . I have carefully read ‘ihis1etter,and, beins‘ my- self a Catholic, 1. e., a r member of «the P. E. Church-, I think it becoming to point out to the young rector of the Good Sliepherd some weak spots, so that he may get his authorities in order before being attacked‘ by the “sects,” on the one hand, or the “intruded Roman schism” on the other. ' Now, in the first place, I suppose Dr. Sonne- schcin is alluded to as the Jew, _Dr. Holland as the inﬁdel, Dr. Falconer and others as the hero- ‘tics, but who is the Turk? Let us have the name. Then the "so-called” P. E. Church is claimed to be ‘ ‘the infallible guide to human souls.” I have looked through the Prayer-book, the Homi- lies, and I suppose I may as well say the Scrip- tures, and fail to find where any such infallible uidauce is claimed in the two ﬁrst or authorized n the last. If there are any other authorities, name them, or point out in these named your proof. Did not the P. E. Church err before the Reformation in sanctioning all the errors from which it was then reformed? Could you at that time call her an infallible guide? Again, it is said our claim is made clear be- cause we were first in this country. If the Roman Church were here first,woiild that make her “the Church?” Again, “by having a more clear and regular succesasion.” How clear should a succession be to constitute "the Church?” Suppose each claitnant has “three orders’ ’ and a regular succession through bishops (even if one should claim through both bishops and popes), how can we tell _which is infallible? . As to faith or Church government and worship, I can not see how they cut any figure in the marks of an infallible Church of this kind; for whatever it declares to be faith. government and worship must infallibly be so. You can not conceive of ‘ts being infallible, if what it says can be fallible. . ‘ Please remember it is you said this Church was n fallible, not me. . Remember it is you thank Bishop Ryan for upsetting private judgment and putting the Church as the unerring guide in its place. Again, it is clear from Bishop Ryan's words, when he says, “God will not forgive the sins of any man who is not truly contrite, the priest will not forgive the sins of any man who is not truly contrite, ’ ’ that as no priest can ever tell when a man is truly contrite and sincere, no priest can ever really forgive sins. _ I do not believe this view of the case will suit our young theologian; but if it C1003 1105» 165 him _‘say wherein it is wrong. , As a-priest of the Catholic (so-called) Episco- .’pal Church, please say where in the authorities of this Church it is saidithat the dead saints are interceding for us in heaven. ‘I have -failed to ﬁnd it in the prayer-book, homilies or general coﬁisent of the _Fathers (whatever inst 118) . JP. ll.3f1C‘12iOtllrdll)<f,lrlgwrb)izlSil3ll1il:o Soatgizéclhe gegiasgng ‘which I consider good and sufllcient for belong- ‘ing to this branch of the Church of Christ, as I -do not like to object to another man's faith and ngfufiggae my Own; but Idsuppose. 512- Iﬁltggé enoci . s on no on Ky this time Lt lg :xc\hl:l‘l1;glOéi:n,y biit only one of 4.11032 common-sense matter-of-fact men, who has thus far taken np’your time, and so, with ‘ ‘hanks fol‘ I011: attention, I remain, yours truly, ‘ O I ﬁll‘. Hughey’s Fourth Letter to Bishop Ryan. 3193': REVIRENZD sun Dun Sm-There are Itill other diﬂculties -in my mind in regard to your doctrine of Papal infailibility. that I would like i lllhsve reinoyu. It inv ressonluds me to se- Something has within the last few decades been mightily “prevailing against” her, and, therefore, she can not be the divine institution against which s I D «I °°_N this. it compels me also to accept the doc flilulntzgfﬁggcpolitical supremacy of the Pope over FMP s 0m: and aovernments of the earth. Ones and General Councils for the last 1,100 years have, in the most solemn and ex-cathedra ,:111311l1‘6l'p0S8lble, proclaimed this doctrine as the octriiie. of the infallible Cliui-ch~. This doctrine 01’ P01131001 Bllproniacy nccessarllv follows the ;3{<::‘:IDl:ll10 of iiifallibility. Hear what Archbishops -_N01>. of St. Louis, and Purcell, of Cincin- nati, said upon this point during the session of the Vatican Council, in a letter published in the Gttzette cle Frimce. and translated and published in the New York Freeman's Journal and Catholic Register of May 21, 1870: “'llie American prelates have a reason alto- gether special for hesitating in regard to this question of Papal infallibility. For,on one hand, iieither Catholics nor Protestants in our country will admit that Popes have the right of deposing sov_ereigiis, of releasing subjects from their oath of fidelity, and of ti'ai_isferring, at their will, a, kmiidom from one Prince to another. Our Irish, who are the mass, as the support of me catholic Church in the United States, will have difficulty ll‘) agreeing that Pope Adrian IV, who was an Eiiglisliinaii, was infallible in giving Ireland to J Hem)’ U. King of Eiiglaird. On the other hand, bulls_of Popes on this subject are so clear, and so positive, that the defenders of Papal lllfullllllllly, in general, think themselves obliged to admit the temporal sovereigiity of the Pope over the universe. Adrian IV says in particular: Ad cujus (Roinanae Ecctcsia) jus cam tnsulam, alfasque onmes quce_ documenta fidei cepissent, pertiinere ’l2»c7Ib’i’Il8 club: zmo esset. t is remarkable that the modern authors, who talk so loudly of the privilege of p0nl.lllC!.l ,,infa_.liibility, keep at present so profound a silence in regard to that other , privilege that their predecessors esteemed as ii‘nportant. and as Well proved as the former. ’lill _now it has been _ permitted us to say that the Church Catholic has nothing to do with these bargains, and is not responsible for what the Popes have "done or may do. But if these uecisioiis were to_ become ai'tlcles of faith, the Archbishop of Baltimore would find himself niucli embarrassed, as well as all the rest; of us. 93 hi’-8 113121-ienfid even recently in i-'egarcl to free- om of'worship."’ - ' ‘~ V i it ~ ~ These two eminent pre_la_tes most ﬁrmly‘ held that the proclamation of the dogma of the infalli- by which the Popes of tlio_mliidic~ages dethroned VP_’rinces‘ai‘1d absolved their ~subjects'fr'om alle- ‘ giabce“‘articlcs ‘Of faith.” 1 ' ‘ is notthis'ih,e7'case? Does not yoiir‘ doctrine of Papal _infalli_bility make it an’ article of faith, which -every Catholic must believe on pain of the loss of-‘fai-th "and’salv-ation, that the Pope has "tei:npora.l sovereignty over the universe“ and mm. by virtue-‘of 'lllS't0D1D0l‘al s'upremaQyr,aover the universe.” he can .‘ ‘put down one and set up another” at his pleasure? Reverend ‘sir. you know thatthisis the doctriiie of vo-ur Church sanctionedand made sacred in the eves of all true Catholics by the usage of athousanu years and crystalized into a.n“article of faith" by’ the l)l:[(:Clil.l11al.lOll of the dogina of Papal ini'alllbi.lii.y. _ everend sir, we all know the lrstor of tn struggle between Gallicanism and Ulllrainone-’ tanism, and how Galliczmism ‘has been utterly stamped-out of existence by the proclamation of the dogma. of Papal infallibiliiy. The first of the four Galilean articles, you know, is as fol- lows: "That the Popes have no power from God to inter-pose, directly or ‘indirectly, in the temporal concerns of‘so.vere'ign States.” Hear what Archbishop, now Cardinal Manning, said about Gallicanism iii a Pastoral address-delivered Just ‘before the sitting of the Vatican Council: - “In the Pastoral of 1867 I was recalling to your minds the history of Gallicanism, and my words were these: ‘The boldness or the uncon- sciousness With which Gallicunism is sometimes put forward as an opinion, which Catholics are free to hold without ‘blame, and as a basis on which Churches are to unite under the shelter of Bossuet, and as a standard of"Catholic modera- tion, in rebuke of Ultrarnontaiic excesses, makes it reasonable to tell its history. Galilean- - ism is no more than a transient . and modern opinion which arose in France, without warrant or antecedents, in the ancient theologi- cal schools of the French Church—-a royal theol- ogy—-as suddenly developed and as parenthetical as the thirty-nine articles, amrmecl only by a small number of the numerous Episcopate of France, inuignantly rejected byimany of them; condemned in succession by three Poiititfs; de- clared by the universities of Louvaln and Douai to be erroneous; restricted by the Bishops of other coumries’, and condemned over again in the bull “Auctorem Fidei.” In sumining up the reasons in favor of the proclamation of the dog- ma of Papal Infallibility, in the same address, he gives the ﬁfteenth; and last reason ._th‘ 3: "Be- cause the full _ and ﬁnal declaration of the Divine illlC.ll.0l‘l$Y‘ of the head of ‘the, Church . imperial, re-tzalisvm and nationalism, the. peren- nial sources of error, contention and schism.” Now, reverend sir, this is plain talk,,a_nd as posi- tive a. setting forth of the fact that the dogma of Papal infallibility carries alone: with it the dogma universe, as language can set forth anything. Now, I ask, is Archbishop Manning right in his views on this -question? His views most certainly accord with those of the infallible PO _e, for his strong advocacy of them procured for im a Car- diiial’s hat, which Arcl:bi_shop_Kenrick’s opposi- tion to them practically lost him his Archi-epis- copate. You spoke in very ﬂattering terms of vour old friend Dr. Brownson; I am curious to know if you agree with him on the question of the temporal supreinacy of the Pope? The Doctor, you know, has expressed himself very strongly on this question, and has taken the most '08ll}lV8 grpund in favor of the divine right of the ope to depose kings. He says: “The deposing power then is inherent in her (the Church) as the spir- itual authority, as the guardian and judge of the law under which Kings and Emperors hold‘ their crowns and have the right to reign.” Again, he says: “The Pope then, even by virtue of his spiritual authority, has the power to judge all temporal quest.ions;if not precisely as tem- poral, yet as spiritual-—fo_r all temporal questions are to be decided by their relation to the spiritu- al--and therefore has the right to pronounce sen- tence of deposition against any sovereign, when required by the good of the spiritual - order.’-’ Again, he says: “Then the power be exercised over sovereigns in the middle ages was not a usurpation, was not derived from the consent of the people, but was and is his by A divine right, and whose resists it rebels against the King of Kin.r.~:s and Lord of Lords. This is the ground upon which we defend the power exercised over sovereigns by Popes and Councils in the middle ages.” Now, reverend sir, do you agree with your “old friend” on the divine right of the Pope to dcpose Kings and absolve subjects from their allegiance? If you do not you do not agree with the ‘infallible Pious IX, for he has in his syllabus prescribed and con- demned in the most positive manner the proposi- tion that the "Popes and General Councils have usurped the rights of I’r'1nces. ’ ’ _ sir, to agree with your “old friend". or disagree with ‘ ‘his infailibility ;”'and you can not do this without loss of faith and salvation. _NOW, rover end sir, loan not -accept your doctrine of infalli- bility without ceasing to be an Amer-ican—citizen, by rendering an allegiance toa foreign sovereign incompatible with my duties and obligations as a ‘citizen of the United States. Ican not acknowl- edge any civil power or ruler to be superior in this country to the Government. of the United States; but this I must do if Iaccept the temporal supremacy of the Pope over the governments of the earth, and this I am compelled to do if I ac- cept the itizfalllbility of the Pope. ’ _R'cverend sir, can you help me out of my difficulties‘ in regard to this matter? ’_ _ . But, reverend sir, this_ is not all. If I accept your doctrine of Papal infallibity, I must subor- dinate the State to the Church. .There_ is no chance of escape here, for the infallible Piux.lX has prescribed and condemned the proposition that, “in a legal conflict between the two pow- ers, the civil law ought to prevail.” I must ac- cept the doctrine, the Church is above the State, and that the priest is superior to the civil ruler. This, as an American citizen, I can not do. But again, reverend sir, I ‘can: not accept your Papal infallibility, for if I do I must believe in the union of Church and State, for Piux IX has con-. demned and prescribed the proposition that, “the Church must be separated from the_State, and the State from the Church.” Now, sir, the fundamental idea of our free institutions is sep- aration of Church and State, and I can not give up this fundamental principle of liberty in oidei to acceptan infallible Pope. The sacriﬁce is too creat. ° But, again, reverend sir, I can not acceptyour papal infallibility without accepting the abhorrent doctrine that religion must be maintained by force, for your infallible Pope has condemned and prescribed the proposition that “The Church has not the power of availing herself of force or any direct or indirect temporal ‘power. ’ ’ This I can not accept without becoming a persecutor for conscience sake, and that I never can do. Finally, reverend sir, Iean not accept your doctrine of Papal infallibility without giving _up "liberty of conscience and of worship,” which the infallible Pius IX denounces as "the liberty of perdition,” in his encvclical of December 8, 1864. There, reverend sir, are a few of the Areas- Ons why I can not convince my reason that I ought to abdicate my reason and Submit 30 an authority claiming infallibility; and yet at the same time robbing‘ of every riaht 1 1.1010 W331‘ 33 3 freeman and an American 0ll.lZel'l._nAl6 tijhese things so, Bishop? If they are not wlf, I011 9 50 kind as to show in that they are not. 0_1' NS‘ 35' sured that as long as these things remain so long will free American citizens, who know them to be , true, hesitateto accept your infallibility. . Yours with much respect, -G. W. HUGHEY. V . J Doctor. Reaser Criticised _' by 1 Father ‘ - Plielaii." - [Father Phelan in the Western Watchman .] It is seldom we have read a. production from ..a_ protestant minister upon a Catholic subject that has given us more real pleasure. Dr.Reaser studied his subject well and stated the questions at issue fairly. With the singleexcelll-i0'l‘I -91 the 3530"“ lug power of the priest, he has laid d0Wn 310 Catholic positions accurately. Ho assert‘! that Catholics really believe that the D119“ 1135 P0‘.'_°1‘4 to forgiye gins; but that they endeavor to explain away its revolting features by submit: W“ ‘P3 priest only declares the sins of the ~P¢_m‘8n‘ *0‘?-"," an after a thorough examination of his disposition . 131119)’ of the P_<'>pe/ would constiturte ‘ all thebulls. ‘Now , reverend sir, ‘ France; condemned by Spain, Hungary and- is needed to -,e,x_c1ude fro._iIi., ,,.tli_e_ n.ll_n.dS of ‘pastors and. faithful the political t.in_ﬂu-J ences. which have generated. Gallicanism, of the tempera,-l supremacy of the Pope over the .’ exceeded the limits of their powers,” oi-,“have ,, You are bound, " 'ish but not His word. blood of 3 ‘ s... ............ for nothing. Catholics really believe what he as- serts they believe; and the explanation is un- °"‘“‘°1l°. bcing a charitable absurdity invented by 1’rotcstauts to lift us out of a supposed dilem- ma. The priest has in truth the power to for- xrivc sins, and does really forgive them in all cases, where the perverse and iinpenitent charac- ter of the sinner offers no obcx to neutralize his 80}. We can warm the limbs and dry the rainicnt of the stranger; but not while he persists in standing in the rain. The plczisure derivcil by a Catholic from the perusal of Dr. l'lenser’s lecture comes from the reflection that Protestant ininlstci's are begin- liiuir to study Catholic doctrine in the books and vvi-ii.ing,i of Catholics. The Doctor held in his hand the "Catholic Christian Instructed," and a better exposition of Catholic doctrine could not have been chosen. The result was that he really attacked Catholic doctrine, and did not run _8lllllL‘k against the wind-mills of prejudiced ignorance. We had not indulged in ex- travagant. antlcipations from the Bish- 0v’s lecture, and contented our- selves with a hope that the preachers would learn from it the correct use of some simple theologi- cal tCl‘l[is; but now that Dr. Rcaser has gone to the trouble of reading and BLllllylIl9.' a llilllvi-b0Ok of Catholic doctrine, we hope others will follow his example, we shall expect to hear less empty dcnunci-.it.iou and more hard knocks from the doughty ‘sons of the Reforniation. Heavy blows are followed gencrall_v by decisive results. The preachers have exhibited a wonderful faculty of muddling everything Catholic. This comes from ll. lack of theo- logical training. They do not study theology as a science and are entirely ignorant of the value oftcc nical expressions. A Dr. Stewart was be- culiar y unfortunate in attack on Bishop Ry- an. He read in the lal.l;¢:l"B lecture a half way admission that Popes were not always or neces- sarily salnts, and laughed right out over a verita- ble mare’s nest. "We do not ask Catholics to admit that some of the Popes were as bad as his- turians paint them; but admitting that they were bad at all, how can they ac- cept the doctrine of infallibility? Some English pa ers, he said. had declared that . the Turks ad murdered, quartered and chop ed up tliousaiiils of Bulgarians. The Ottoman Illn- «bassadoi-s to foreign courts complained bitterly- of the-slander, and successfully proved that the .Bulgarianswere not chopped up into such little p’i'e'ces as the papers had asserted.” This was a capital joke, and has made Catholics laugh »as. much as Protestants»; the latter -enjoying the (good ‘preuche'r’s stupidity, the former the japtness of ‘the illustration. Infallibility is ‘not impeccabiiity. Purity of life is not essentially allied to soundness of doctrine; , nor is the correctness of a man's principles im- ’_paired,'&).Y their weak,'tard_v or imperfect illustra- tion in practice. There never was a ‘pope who was not a sinner. We will concede that Pius IX is a horse thief--in that way we can induce our separ-ated friends to study the distinction. St. John, who wrote a gospel, a revelation and some ‘ epistles, was infallible; yet hedeclares himself a sinner, and declares that (whoever says he is without sin is a liar. The successor of St. Peter is an infallible teacher in faith and morals, al- though hois a sinner. .. . The Doctor was unfortunate in the title of his lecture. The world would not contain an ac- count of all that Protestants believe separately, and you could write out on a geometrical point, that has neither length, breadth, nor thickness, all that they believe collectively. They have no atom*of uniform belief regarding the Roman Catholic Church; in practice they are a unit-—t_hey damn her most heartily. What do Protestants believe about God? Doctor Holland and all the new lights‘ of Protestant- ism deny the ._ existence of a personal God. , According to_ them he is the concrete oin- bodiment of everything good. According to one- llitlf the ‘Protestant world our Savior was not God, but a creature of wondrous virtue and knowledge, sent by. God to instruct. and save ‘mankind.’ As to the Holy Ghost, Protestants knowmothing and believe nothing. As to the cha-racter of God. they are hopelessly divided. Somebelieve tha1.He.is the rewarder of the good and punislier of the wicked. Others regard Him as the great, indiscriminate,‘ universal rewarder, and deny that He ever made a hell or ever tortured . any child that he had made. Others declare Him the rewarder of the good and the annihilator of the wicked. Beecher’, Swing, and that crowd of advanced preachers declare that he annih-ilates the ignorant, the naiiglity, the swarming popula- tions of savage lands and those who can not ‘ ap preciate the claims of music, the rapture of poetry or the gloriesof art. - ~ ‘ As to the soul. Protestants have no common be- lief.’ Fully one-half of the Protestant world believe that man is not a free agent, that he is predes- tined to all he is in this world and in the next,and thaththe difference between man is external and purely accidental, that it can not reach the soul or en’ter“into eternity.‘ _ Asito the value -and--efficacy of prayer Protest- an.ts,'.§sre atsca. ..._()ile-limit _bel‘ie_ve-.wha-t. is to be. will be.,‘--and that ‘od can-no'more; alter or control physical’ agencies than no can destroy the condi- tionssof his own existence. Miracles are impos- sibilities, and divine intervention in the .affa.\i.I's of the world a delusion. As to the authority‘ of "Scripture. they ‘happily phemer, who refuses to accept the aiithorlty of the Bible; but then every man can find at this tribunal a favorable judgment. The Bible do- why should not all swear by its authority? In swearing by that book each swears by his own opinions. A Court that would always decide in favor of the tenant and against the absent land- lord would naturally become very popular among all renters. ABible that conlii-ms every man’s claims, without hearing what God has to say on the subject, must needs boa popular book. The Pre_sbytei-ian finds in that book that it is a matter of inditlhrence whether a man is baptized it or not; the Baptist ﬁnds there that baptism is an absolute necessity to salvation. The book con- ﬁrms them both in their opinions, and God has nothing to say or do in the matter. The man who divorces his wife and marries an- other goes to the Bible and is comforted; thenian who denies the right of any one to. re- marry during the life of his or. her partner goes to the same source and finds the doctrine canonized in Scripture; the man who marries as many wives as he can support goes to the Book of Mor- * mon andis referred to the Scripture where all doubt is removed and the doctrine explicitly sanctioned. Why should not all three swear by the Bible? Between them the Lord Jesus Christ is made to wearonco more the garb of a fool. The Doctor struggles hard with the perpetuity of the Church. Heis convinced that the Church of Christ must come down from the Apostles and Apostolic times, and asserts that Protestantism is from the beginning of Christianity. By form- ing a connection with every heresy and liei'esi- arch from Simon Majus down to Luther they have . succeeded in tracing a royal line of priesthood up to the Apostle—-Judas Iscariot. Protestantism is a rebellion against the constituted authority of the Church, and as such is as old as Christianity. The Doctor is astray on tradition. He hates it. and declares .our‘Lo'rd hated it before-him. “The Scripture was before‘tradi_tion‘in point of time. ” Certainly this is not true of the Christian Scrip-. three years-afterthe death of our Savior; Luke twenty-five, Mark ten and Matthew six. Then ten of the apostles never wrote" gospels, and what. has become of- all they said arid ‘did in the countries they were sent to save? .What has become of all that was taught by. Thomas in the far East; by James in Spain; by James in Judea; by Peter in Antioch, Alexandria and Rome? 'l‘heir’docti-ine and ordinances are traditions in these countries. The customs and monuments of a people are most decisive authority in settling disputes of history. Our Lord had taught and preached for three long years; he had organized the Church, coinnii - sioned his apostles and laid thc.foundatio_ns of t e grand and everlasting Christian Empire. He declared that His word should not pass away; that the heavens and the earth should per- Wlien ascending to His Father on that Thursday. the fortieth day after His resurrection, He left the apostles in posses- sion olt His word. The echo of His last word came back from the cloud that received Him-— ‘ ‘shall not pass away. ” Yet at that moment and for six years after not a line of all the Master had taught had been committed to paper. Where was the infallible preser'ver of tha word? Not pen and ink. i It was th_ teaching Church. “Go, preach this . gos- pel to every creature.” “G0. teach all net- tions.” ‘ ‘I am with you.” “I will remain with you to the end of the world.” “I will prayfor you to my Father.” ‘ ‘He will send you the Holy Ghost, the spirit of-truth.” “He will remain with you forever and will bring to your mind all I have commanded you.” “ The gates (powers) of hell shall not prevail against my Church.” “My word shall not pass away.” The teachings of the Church in one age are the traditions of the Church of a succeeding age. The teachings and preachings and coinmandinsts of the scattered apostles are the treasure as well as the tradition ofthe Church. Why do we hunt up and compare the traditions and monuments of the Indian tribes of North America? Is it not that we may get at the unwritten history of the country? Why do we seek for tradition among old Christian na- tions and churches? his to gain some further knowledge of God's u.nwi'i-tten word--of what the two Jameses taught and cominanded; of What Bartholomew said and did; or what Thomas and _ Mathias and Nathaniel and Barnabas and Philip and Iude proclaimed to the peoples of their charge; what practices they inculcated; what _docti-mes they taught; what authority they claimed and exercisedin the Church. A man is a fool who denies the authority of any tradition; and Chris- tian tradition is most of all deserving of respect- ful consideration. Weigh them, sift them, prove them; and when their genuineness _is established respect them as the combined workings of Christ, and the Holy Ghost a.nd_the Church. The Doctor has described a_Methodist camp- meetlng of 1,800 years ago. ‘The church was a plain upper room. The Scriptures were read and cm,,m,en;.ed on. There was plenty of sing- mg and praying. There was a sermon, and a collection and 9. benediction. Fpr all the world like a Methodist meeting-house and a Methodist meeting. - We~wi1l show that the counterpart of rimitive worshipis found onlyfin the Catholic " ' he « ' V ligmine‘ first place, St. Paul describes the Corinthians as meetingpnly to celebrate the Lord’sSupper and to eat the body and drink the the Lord. Xlfhten hCagl£)ll(;.8h cptme ti?- hecomman o it e um ,1 is a - gvegslttfliglebrateths Lord's Supper—-gwe call it Mass for short. St. Paul teaches the Cor- inthians to be careful, to examine them- selves and to’ "nr‘ove.” themse1ve_a....before satin this body and blood. . The in- ‘vgna is practice of the Church is for all persons The Doctor gave himself at no“ :59“ Q“, "’°“m.’° 1' to examine the1r_oonsclei_ices, make a good con; ,_ ‘ sacrifice. only subsequently been recogiiized, and had__not ,musieal expression such prophets as Berlioz and -Von Bulow, and artists as consummate, in both , ture, as well as action and musicand song enter 4 was one of his last. But fortunately for all who .wish to hear the lii-st bars of the ideas which have since developed into the music of the fu- = theater for the musical epos by a man having all ~ possesses. agree-.'~e A man is abandoned of God and a blas- cides in favor of every manwho appeals to it;. tures. The'Gospel of St. John wasfwritten sixty- ' ‘ plenty of them. t. ﬂuids Baily Q§l0'lJ£-ﬁtlllﬂttlll. liarsliap mutating. Eaimam 1U. 133- femﬁlllfl and prove themselves worthy, befor- coinmuiilcatlng.- '.l‘,nerolore we have a coniese sional at the entrance of the pathway to the altar. We have singing and praying and preachma‘. as the Apostles had. St. Paul warns his disciples tllflllllsli false preachers. sends 11 pair of them to the devil, and declares that if an aiigel lroiii heaven should come down and preach a doctrine dillercut to that enunciated by him. he sliouldbe accursed. We i-c-echo that warning. We preach the same doctrine. ob- serve the same commaiidments. _\Vc sing the same liynins and pray to the same God, and L110 Fatlier of our Lord Jesus Christ. St ‘Paul boasted to the Jews that the Chris- tiiins had an altar and a priesthood and a So have we. The apostles hail dcacons at their asscinbiies, of whom Stephen was one. So have we. The apostles were the common f.-ithcrs of the faithful, and went from church to church, teaching, preaching. confirming and baptiziug. So priests go all over the earth, and , have the entree to every sanctuary, every EJ111915 and every home, wherever the authority of the Church is respected. We can not make this article longer. But we must. answer that dismal joke of the Doctor about Luther's ref'orm in the Church. “Where was the face before it ‘was washed?” That is a more dililcult question to answer than the good Doctor imagines. In Pittsburg, for instance. when a child is lost the mother has to bring a sponge along to wipe away the soot before she can recognize the face of her child. Where that face was before it was washed is just what that mother would like to ﬁnd out. Luther washed the face of the Church in Germany as the fishers of New Foundland clean cod. '.l‘lie_v "rip them from tail to gill. chopofl‘ their heads and hang them out to dry. The great question is what became of the face after it was washed? Its mother Roman would not know it. L AIVlUl3lh.dv1.tJ4lN 1 S. THE OPERA AT DE BAR’S. ' When Wagner ﬁrst, perhaps a little by the aid of Listz and his inﬂuence, ‘brought out his opera of Lohengrin at Weimar, in 1850, his Was, com- paratively speaking, a new name in the annals of cotemporary music. He had already essayed several works, the magnificence of which has yet won over to his novel methndof thinking out original composition and the interpretation of the genius of others," as the" Abbe Liszt. But fi'o.iu that moinent—-twenty’-seven’ years ago-. the‘ ‘future of the great COlllpOS£’»1',WaS secured, . and-in every musical center in Eurpope it was felt that a revolution had invaded the sacred pre- cincts of the art of the older schools. Richard Wagner is strangely aggressive. He has been a pamphleteer and a politician. and is still a more than ever vehement advocate of the peculiar theories which he has enunci-ated in music, and which found their most priictica-l and indelible expression not long ago at the great Festival at Baireuth, where and hitherto where only he had an adequate opportunity for the explanation of that great plan llll.O which painting and sculpture, and all the lights and shades of inanimate na- into opera, as co-ordinate parts of one common artistic whole. ' ‘ , Lohengrin was one of the earliest conceptions of this manysided aspect of his genius as the mu- sical echo of the great German epic at Baireuth ture, Lohengrin is capable of rep:-esentation upon an ordinary stage not confined to such a such resources at his command as Wagner's regal friend . and patron, Louis of Bavaria And it is indeed happy that it is so, for, from first to last, from the first notes of the overture to the finale, it is full of the most mag- niﬁcent music--now sonorous with a Veryfamfav-e of brass, now dulcet with such notes as those committed to Urtrud when she appears on the ve- randa froin the window. Nor is this all; there are strains exactly ﬁtted for a voice so nearly im- perial in its passion and its strength as that in which Madame Pappeiiheim last night interpreted the grand role of Elsa. In the vocalizat.ion she ren- dered almost to perfection the ideas of the master and her physique is equal to her expression. No one has visited America for many a. year, who by nature and art is so thoroughly titted to the portrayal of the drama of Lohengrin. And she was indeed worthily seconded. V The ‘concep- tionof Ortrud was singularly well taken bv _ the fair and graceful young lady to whom it was in- trusted, and Mr. Charles Adams in Lolisrigmivi evinced powers of a very high order. His voice isone that grows upon us,‘ and in the chief num- b_ei7s,and._ situatio is fairly conquers the audience. Ivlr.W eigand as t e Kt'ng,Mr.Blum as Telaramund and Mr.‘ Adolphe as the Hcrald,- all.ﬂ,lledtheir— parts well-nor‘, in what are too often called the subordinate a‘ccessor1es‘ of the solo singers, was thereany carelessness. The spectacular effect was rich with dressesand array and scenery, and the chorus and the orchestra, were held well in hand. V The house was ’ so well ﬁlled that before the overture began‘ there was not an inch of standing room, and for. the sake of many who failed to ob- tain even admission to the crash in the corridors, we most sincerely trust that the opera may be re- peated before the company bids us adieu. To- night we are to have"'Auber’s Massaniello, with Miss Alexandre Human, a very sweet and most excellent cantatrice, as Elvira, Mr. Chas. Adams as Massam'ello, M’lle Minzelli as Finellai, and Mr. Fri-tscli as ‘Alphonso, and we are delighted to learn that the managenrlent have con- sented to place Der Freischutz upon the bills for next Saturday evening. OLYMPIC THEATER. , Uncle Tom's Cabin was given last night to a. good house.‘ Miss Rose 0sborn’s Topsy was de- cidedly tlie best thing in it. Who would have thought this young lady could turn such a dra- matic topsy-turvy and step from high tragedy to the most rollicking extravaganza, and be at home in both? The part of Eva, as played by Birdie Hodges, is deeply interesting, and Miss Libby Noxon’s Eliza is an excellent conception. Mr. Warwick as Phineas Fletcher, and’ Mr. Harwoo as Gumption Cute, were good, and Mr. Plunket as Marks did justice to the role. But Topsy is the gem of the play, and must be seen to be appreciated. Uncle Tom's Cabin . will be run through the week, and on Monday the great Aimee w_ill appear with her Opera Boulfe Company of eighty artists. The principal performers are Mdlle. Berthe Mario, Mdlle. Florence Duparc, Mdlie. Adele Desiree, Millie. Gueymard, Mdlle. Sophie Gherzi, Mdlle. Duplessis, Mdlle. Vandomme, Mdlle. Adrienne, Mons. Mollard, Mons. Jouard. Duplan, Mczieres, Legros, Castel‘, llayme and Davalis. There will be a flow chorus of tliirty~six voices, and an or- chestra of twenty-ﬁve musicians. The opening piece will be La Jolie Parfumeuse; on Tiiesday, La Marjolalne; Vvednesday. La Fille do Mme. Angot;'Thursda_v,~ Les Cent Viergis; Friday, La Reine’ ndigo. The, sale of tickets will commence at the box ollice at 9 o'clock this morning. ‘ rnnxrnii COMIQUE. The “cannot ‘ball catcher" is played "out, but there are other better things on the bills, and The musket exercise ,by Major Burk, the La Rue Acrobats. the Japanese ladder climber, the trapeze artists, the ballet of Monte Christo, and other things, furnish entertainment enough to please all tastes. To-night Harris and Carroll will take a beneﬁt, and the newsboys will attend in a body—or rather a swarm--by special ‘ invitation of the proprietors of the new paper,t-he Evening Post. " MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL. The Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet, which has met with favor elsewhere, will give a concert to- morrow night. in the interest of the Y. M. C. A. These singers are spoken of in the highest terms by the Eastern press. The Boston Transcript says: ' ‘No such quartet singing has been heard here before. The soprano is an artist recalling Miss Wynne in her sweetness and purity of in.- tonation, artistic phrasing and reﬁnement and beauty of expression, Her companions are all worthy of her, and one has a. very remarkable contralto, adding all the harmony and eﬂect of a male voice to the quartet.” COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. The complimentary concert to Prof. Herwig, at Mercantile Library Hall to-night, promises to be a rare musical treat. The best talent of the city has volunteered, and a fine programme is offered. MASQUERADE. -Carroll, F. B. Chamberlain. MERCHANTS’ - EXCIIANGE ELEC- . 'l‘lUN Mr. Benn Falls to Get a Majority of the Votes Cast for Prcsitlent.-—-Mr.‘ Walil Retires from: the COiitest——-ll urther Balloting 'l‘o-day--Vice Presidents and Coiumitteemen Election--lV‘cw Rule. , The balloting for officers and committeemen of the Merchants’ Exchange commenccil at 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning and the polls were closed at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. While vot- ing commenced’ with spirit, there was an evident falling oil‘ in the expectation of a large vote as it progressed. Many members believed that at least 1,500 votes would be polled; others placed the figures at 1,000. It will be sseii that less than 900 were cast. This is easily Explained. Mer- chants had no choice between candidates, and simply declined to vote. FOR Phi-'.sii)EN'r. H . The following is the vote .for President ofuthe Exchange—425 being necessary for a choice: George Bain, 403; John Walil, 339; S. M. Edgell, 106. There being no choice. another contest will take place to-day. [lVIl'. Wahl. as will be seen by a card published below, withdraws] VICE PRESIDENTS. _ . _ Mr. H. C. Haarstick was elected First Vice President, and Ml‘. Craig Alexander, Second. DIRECTORS" AND COMM;IT1‘El«]MEN. The following Directors and Coinmitteemen were elected: Directors--Jno. A. Scudder, A. W. Evans, P. E. Fletcher, August Guye, Jacob C. Ewald. Committee or Appeal.-i—-M. Backer, E. S. Wal- ton, H. W. Chandler, D. R. Powell, Chas. F. Ort-hivein, E. M. Yates, G. Flaiiagari, C. N. McDowell, Jas. ltellly, ll. J. Wood, Jno. ‘W. Committee of Al‘bll«I‘al2lOll-I-Bi. W. Colsoii. J38- Shzirp, Chas. P. Burr, E. Reynolds, E. B. Kirby, Thos. H. Jacobs, M. P. Hauthorn, C. H. Camp, Jacob Schopp, Jos. Sherry. _ NEW RULE. ' . On the following new rule the vote resulted- ayes. 770; nayes, 76: “On and after the 10th day of January, 1878, on all sales of grain in bulk, on elevator receipts, the buyers shall pay the first ten days’ storage, unlessotlierwise specified at time of.sale.’.’ = ‘l2“'«“’-£3 " F V ‘P » ‘ To the members of the .Me“rch'aiits’ Exchange: As there was.no* election, -on account of -the rules of the Exchange requiring a majority of all the votes cast for President, I desire to thank you for the generous support you“ have 2lVGll me, and respectfully withdraw my name as a candidate for the office. ' JOHN VVQ-IL. St. Louis, Mo., January 9, 1878. v .- 'Baln Still in the Field. The ballot for President of‘ the Merchants’ Ex- change yesterday resulting in no choice,..George Bain liavlng a large plurality of all the votes cast, and lacking but twenty-two votes of being elect- ed, he will -again be the candidate on the regular ticket for election to -_.day. L. W THE ‘COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Adoption of the Constitution and By- Laws of the National Association. A business meeting of the National Commercial Travelers’ Association was held last night at the Laclede Hotel“. , This organization is but a new one--in fact, the meeting last niglit was for the purpose of adopting the constitution and by- laws-and some misapprehension exists as to its precise character. Many coinmercial travelers think it is but a tail‘-end to the Northwestern, of Chicago, but this impression, the members of the National. say, is wrong. It is intended that the National shallbe independent of the Chicago orgiinization. except as-todnsurance, and that it shall be but the commencenient of a reallv Na- tional Association of commercial travelers. There were about thirty gentlemen present. The President, J. Wood Smith, occupied the chair, and II. Scooler acted as Secretary. The Chairman, in stating the objects of the meeting, ‘said it was a gathering of the National C_ommerc‘ial Travelers’ Association. It origin- ated in this manner: Last ' Monday ‘ three weeks ago there was it called mee,tin,<r of the~co_mniercial men at the Lindell~Hotel. At that meeting it was stated thatthe purpose was to organize an asso- Messrs. .i.'w".‘ Noble, E. W. I>iitiirson,a Edmund _'l‘. Allen and Preston Player. ~ ll'aufl'inan, Isaac Cook and George ll. bmall. llflve issued a call upon those gentleineir who have been selected to take part in the CX(‘.lll‘i'~‘l(T)ll to IluV:"lll?’l~: to meet ill the Merchants’ lilxcliaiige reading- room, _ not present or represented will get left. ' 28, King-his of Pvtliia.-r, were installed last even- ing by V, G, 0., W. H. Iluilolph. to serve for the ensuing term: I’. C., James W. Cooke; C. C., II. W. Chapman; V. C., Alonzo L. Dobynsi ‘I’- G., M. Plunkett; M. at A-. M013. Green: 1- (in, John E. Stanton; 0. G., Geo. Boetlienen ennial Club last night, at Union Masonic llull, corner of Broadway and Benton SW00‘?- company was very select, and \\-'il!6 composed of over fifty‘ couple, beautiful uniiorni. nislicd the music. nients March 13. the Lindell. the Liiidell. :. the Planters’ . Laclede Hotel. up at the Laclede. stopping at the Laclede. quartered at the Liudell . are guests at the Lindell. is registei'ed at the Laclede. registered at the Planters’ yesterday. ing to visit‘ friends in the East for it few days. Russell, Doniph:-in, Mo., and ‘ Ji:., Baltipiore, Ind. , are at the Everett. Springfield. Il1u”;.IJ. T. Ilatfleld, Milan. Mo.; and Olas. . i ton Taylor, Lexington, lilo. ; F. M. liepliart, Se- dalia, Mo. St. James. gow, Mo. ; John N. l')run1uiond, Alton; Geo. W. Eiisley, Hannibal; and II. town, are at the Planters’ . terminus of the Texas I’:tcilic—-—zs in the cit.‘/U a guest Of the Planters’ . sixinclies of snow in Marshall, so the Colonel reports. ‘ erai U. S. A. . will reach the city this morning, with his invalid wife, and be the guest for a. few ‘days of -Mrs. Page, No. 510 We.-it End‘P.ace. Tile Greiieral and Mrs. Brown are on their way South, for the purpose of l‘0CllpCl’al.tllCl,9.‘ the health A of the latter. ciat-ion, It was. thought by some that as there was no organization of the sort in the cit)’. they had better combine-in‘ some manner with the 'Noi-thwestern Traveling Men’s Association, the headquarters ‘of’ which is in Chicago.- The objects of this association are especially: relative to life insurance. There is a me'n‘:ibership‘ of 1.500; and at the death of one member each’ of .. the others pays 2, making a total sum of $3,000 insurance for the deceased member’s heirs. This Association held its annual meeting and banquet on the 27th of December. Up to that date they had no provisions in their by-laws tend- ing to a reduction of traveling expenses. Most of the St. ‘Louis traveling men thought there should be some other beneﬁts besides life insur- ancc. Accordingly a delegation was appointed to attend the annual meeting of the Northwest- ern at Chicago, of which the speaker was one, he being also alreadya member of the North- western. The delegation was most courteously and liospitably received, and the speaker, asa member of the Association, offered a resolution tending to the reduction of traveling expenses, ~wliich was adopted. Before the delegation re- ‘ turned to St. Louis, however, another meeting of traveling men was held, they thinking that the present movement was but for the purpose of tacking the St. Louis travelers to the coat-tails of those of Chicago; and they allowed their local prejudices to run away with them. But the del- egation and those acting with them thoughtthat the Northwestern was intended to be a purely National Association. A subsequent meeting was held at the Lindell. This oi": course showed that there was division among the traveling men of St. Louis. An .erganizat‘ion was immediately perfected in connection with the Northwestern as to insurance. Another meeting was held at the Laclede, when officers were elected, and the Board of Directors were appointed a committee to draft constitution and by-laws, which the pres- ent meeting were to consider, and adopt if it ap- proved of them. The constitution and by-laws were adopted, and a committee was appointed to attend to their printing at once. The constitution sets forth that the organiza- tion shall be known as the ‘ ‘National Commercial Travelers" Association,” the Missouri business office of which shall-Ibe in St. Louis; that the object of it shall be to encourage a harmonious feeling amongst commercial travelers. and the relief and care of destitute and disabled mem- bers;that there shall be an optional life insur- ance;-and that efforts shall be made to secure a general i-edu-option of traveling expenses. The following gentlemen were added to the list of Vice Presidents: J. M. Hill, C. R. Simpson, and W. R. Stubbelfielil. The other Vice Presi- dents are W. B. Candee and Wm. Fink.’ A V? ST. LOUIS IN SPLINTERS. THE annual meeting of the Mexican Veterans will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock, at Cir- cuit Courtroom N0. 1. MR. J.-ts. L. TORRY was yesterday admitted to practice in the United States Circuit Court. on motion of Judge David Wagner. A FIRE in the second story of Wm. Glasgow’s ' stable at 3016 Glasgow avenue, at 8 a. in yester- day, caused a damage of 800. Engine Company No. 17 was given a still alarm, and extinguished the fire. BURTON, the manwho "planted” the petro- leum on the farm near Benton, and attempted to sell the land to Messrs. Ford and Zwart, was yes- terday released from custody’, there being no law reaching the case. FRANK HINTERS , the head bar-keeper at Bes- sehl’s, known as "two beers,” from the pecu- liar bell-like intonation that he gave the word “beer,” died on yesterday afternoon, after a protracted illness. PETER SCHMIDT, a butcher, aged ﬁfty-ﬁve, whose residence is at Second andlllorgaii streets, has been missing for four days. He was drink- ing heavily when last seen. and his friends fear that he has committed suicide. The will of James M. Laughlin was probated The grand masquerade at Prof. Fisclier’s danc- ing academy, on Saturday night next, will be the event of the season in social circles. It will be conducted in a manner to please all, and those who attend may count on an evening of rare en- joyment. Unuis-’s CAVE . This afternoon there will be a gold medal awarded to the best skater amona‘ the misses, and to the bestskatcr among the gentlemen at the evening’s entertainment. Good music in the evening. Tickets, gents, 50 cents; ladies, 25 cents _; skates included. CITY HAITI. NC1‘ES. Tiinllealth Commissioner issued ten burial permits yesterday. TI-IE Assessor and Collector of Water Rates yesterday paid ‘into the City Treasury the sum of $2,155 50. Ti-iii city collections yesterday were: Fines, $7-1; weights and mcasiires. $65 05; liealtli de- partment-’, $191 50; boiler inspector, 8255; current revenue, $1,140 91; ack taxes, $4.5 54; delinquent personal tgixes, $12 2; licenses, $1,790 95; THE Board of Public Improvements will meet this afternoon, when the proposition for the bridging of the Paciﬁc Railway tracks at Grand avenue will be considered. The matter is one that has already occasioned considerable discus- sion, and the attendance at to-day’s ‘meeting will doubtless belarge. RELIABLE help for weak and nervsuous fferers. Chronic, painful and prostrating diseases it cured without medicine. Pulvermacher’s Electric Belts, the grand desideratum. r~ Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with particu1ars,vmailedfree. Ad- _VGSl.€l‘<.l‘€l.Y. He gives all his estate to his wife. except $100 and a house and lot on Orange and Twentieth streets to Julia Elizabeth Sharkey, a girl raised by him. The will is dated 2d July, 1877. MR. W. H. H. RUSSELL lectured last night be- fore the North St. Louis Association, in Fair- mount Church, on the ﬂood, the Tower of Babel, the military power of David. and other Bible subjects, under the title of “Consider the Lilies of the Field.’ ’ . MR. W. W. COLE and the attaches of his circus and incnagerie arrived in the city yestei-day. The paraphernalia of the show will arrive from the South by boat in a few davs, and the entire insti- tution go into winter-quarters here, opening the season at this point in the spring. MAGGIE DIBBLE, who was recently sentenced . to two years in the Pen. on a charge of going through asti-anger for $180, was released from jail, yestei-day,bv the Court of Appeals ona $1,500 bond, pending. her appeal to that Court. ney. _ , _ , POLICE DISTRICT STATION No. 4 reports a sad case of destitution in llicnaru Woods. aged sixty- live. living in the rear of , 1615 North Main street. Yesterday. the Sergeant says, his wife and three children left him, taking with them the furniture of the house. The old man was found in literally a starving condition. 1 , JOSEPH HUI-‘F has sued the Cass avenue and Fair Gi'ounds’Rai1wa_v Company for $10,000 dam- ages. Plaintiff‘ states that on the 31st December, 1877, while he was getting off a. car of defendant, and taking some articles with him, another car came along, and crushed him so severely that he was injured and maimed for life. MR. ALEX. MARTIN has retired--having served the usual time--as member of the Board of Ex- aminers of candidates anplyin for admission to the U. S. Courts to practice. 1'. Wm. Patrick, ex-District Attorney. was appointed in his stead dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Co. , Cincinnati, O._, i ’went into liduitlation this evening. ‘Col. R. M. Johnson appeared as Maggie’s attor- p Tiiii: committee, consisting of lllessrs. VV. atl o'clock this afternoon. Gcutlemvu THE f01]()\v;iuiZ olllcers of Damon Lod;.:‘e, No. A BALL was was given by the St. Aldcmar Tri- The the Kulglits being in-their l’ostlewaite’s Band fur- Thc next sinillzir entei-taiii- on 1<‘ebruary 13 and will be given LOCAL 1’11Tli’..SONAl.iS. —_..._. HON. W. J. GORDON, London, is registered at E. B. ALLEN, banker, of Leavenworth, is at J. B. MONTGOMEIIY, ‘Portland, Oregon, is at J. D. HICKS, of Roanoke, M0,, is a guest at the COL. F. G. NOYES, of Burlington, Ia., has put MAJ. F. M. '.l‘U1«‘i‘s, of the St. Joe G'ci.=:c1te, is GEN. G. B. SIIERMAN, Cleveland. Ohio. is COL. W. R. RICI-IABDS, U. S. A., and wife JUDGE H. R. SWEET, of Gray's Summit, Mo ., Mu.’ MQORGAN JONES, of Fort Worth, Texas, Mn. AND Mus. JNO. S'riiri-.Ii~;NsoN left last even- J. C. ALDENSON, ~VVlieeling, W. Va.; Robt Ben. M. Crawford, JNO. W.’ TROVER. Du Quoin; Thos. Smith, H. Marx, Port Gibson, Miss.,a1'e at the St. Nich- W. I-‘I. FORD AND LADY, Lebanon, Ill. ; J. Ben- ; Dztniel Nathan, Anna, 111., are at the W. S. POPE,_Jeﬁ‘ersonCit.y; C’. F. hslaslon, Glas- Smythe, Beards- COL. S. H. RUSSELL, of l\.larshall. Texas-—-the Ou January -2 there were GEN. N. W. BROWN, Assistant Paymaster Gen- DUE ri‘O I~l‘.:’:l’€.l) TIMES. '.l.‘l1e Fetilure of llldwai-<1 J. Dunriing, O Jr., and Others. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deinocrat. NEW YORK; January 9.-A most extraordinary case is reported from Wall street. About -.1230 this afternoon the street was filled with minors that $200,000 to $300,000 of forged commercial paper had been placed with various banks by a note broker. With great difficulty the name of the broker was learned to be Edwin J. Dunning, Jr., whose office is at 63 Wall street, and who resides at the Clarendon Hotel. Dunning and the banks mentioned denied the stories, but Dunning acknowledged to making: an assignment to E. Z. Bell, lawyer,of 61 Wall street, who resides at Eilg16WO0d. N. J. Bell, on being hunted. said that the true state of the case was this: Dunning has been a. dealer principally in drug and chemical paper; his customers have been asking verylarge accoininodations, and he has sue eeded in obtaining tliem to the amount of over‘ 1,000,000 from the banks. the only secu- rity given being notes of Dunning’s -customers. The notes were to run certain dates, and were call loans." Owing to recent exposures of rascal- ities on Wall street, and complications growing out of them, the ‘money market has been un- usually tight for (the. time of year, and confi- dence has been shaken. Banks have called in loans,‘but merchants say they can not pay notes until maturity. Banks do not recognize the nierchants. They hold Dunning responsible, Be. coining pressing in their demands, Dunning had to go to the wall, with nominal liabilities of about one million and nominal assets of abso- lutely nothing. Bank ,of Commerce, Bank of State of New York, Corn Exchange . Bank, Market National Bank and 'M.erchzmts’, Exchange are badly stuck. Some others are in for small amounts. The Bank of the State of New York’s directors held a inceting this morning and - demanded their money at once. It is thought that if some combroinise is not effected in the morning, both banksancl mer- chants will be badly hurt. NO one yet seems to understand this most extraordinary case, and it is not known whether Dunning can be punished or not. It is supposed the banks alone are to blame. The bankrupt ‘broker is a man of about tliii-ty—eiglit years. He says the rumors in the street are false, and denounces them as inventions of persons, set aﬂoat for stock-jabbing purposes. I have, he says. neither forged nor misused commer- cial paper; neither have I done wrong in any way. I have simply acted as agent for certain ﬁrms, who were my customers, for the placing of their paper with various banks. More Failures at Danville. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DANVILLE, ILL., January 9.--Baumgart St An- drews, shoe dealers, this city, made an assign- ment for the beneﬁt of their creditors to-clay. Li- abilities and assets unknown. It is presumed they will pay about 60 cents on the dollar. Geo. Dudenhoifer, wholesale and retail dealer in tobacco, cigars and smokers’ fancy articles, Liabilities about $3,000; assets about $1,500. One More Broken Bank. Special Dispatch to the Glolie-Deinocrat. GARRETTSVILLE, 0., January 9.--The Savings Bank of thisyplacc closed its doors this morning and passed into the hands of J. B. Knowltou, 3. stockholder, as assignee; Assets and liabilities not known, but it is said they will meet all their obligations. Chicago Batnkrupts. " CHICAGO, January 9.—-—An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was ﬁled to-day against Elisha and Charles Eldred, lumber dealers, on a claim of $132,000. Suspension of payment of commer- cial paper is charged._ United W’orkinen. The Ancient Order of United Workmen, Grand Lodge of the State, has been in session for the past two days in Anzeiger Building Hall. Re- INFL AMMA.'I‘_ICl>T OF THE KIDNEY ‘sons THROAT, DIF_FlCULT.BREATHll\iG In STERIGS. Onoulér DIl’H'I‘H in a few . , Stoniacli. I-lfeari:_bj.ii-n,_Sick Heatlaclie. Diarrliea, Dys- eiiteify. Colic, W’ nil in the llowels, and all Internal Pains. W€by’S vlrtciitly Relief with them. waluer will prevent sickness or pet water. a stiiiiulant. ....... ....._. FROM THE HUN. THURLUW WEBB INDORSING DR. RAD 'WA.Y’S R. 12.3. REMEDIES. AFTER USING TIIEM FOR SEVERAL Ysiuis. v-1' }IEV‘v"Y()Rtl{, J:ii‘ii.tftry4. l877.~—I)EAR SIR: Having for several years used your medicines. doubt- lii;:lw,'a.tti.~.~3t. but after expei-iemeiiig their ellicacy with full coiillrlr-nee. it is no less a }lle2l.Slll'(‘! than 3 dutytit’) thaiildiilly ackiiowledgze the advantage we have derived front them. , often 33 ¢_)c(;a,3i()u 1'(‘,qllll‘03s and 3l‘v‘V2X.‘§'l! Vfllll the (lee sired effect. scribed tliairit is byqits name. _ . I rreqiiently aii.d_l‘i'eely, almost iiivaria 1y finding the promised “ltelicf. " Truly )'0U1'5- The pills are resorted to as The l'i(‘.fli‘lY Relief can not be better do- We ap ily the linlinent :l‘llUl{LOVW ‘NEED. P}: g E n R c I RADWAYS READY RELIEF Slgii_(‘sd.] R0 Cures the Worst Pains in f‘rciii. 0110 to Twenty Minutes. NOT ONE HOUR afilﬁl reading this advertisement need any one suffer w .1 pa’ . RAD W AY’S READY RELIEF IS A CURE FOB EVERY PAIN. ill It was the first. and is The Only Pain Remedy hat instantly stops the most excruciating pains. it ays Iziilaininations. and cures Congestions. whetlis of the Lun s, Stoinacli. Bowels, or other glands o organs, bygone applicati IN F ioiu ONE TOQFWENTY MINUTES. no matter how how violent or excruciating the pain, the R‘l:iEUMA’I‘IC. , Nervous, N euralgic, or prostrated with disease may su . ~ aaownvsl nsnov R‘El.lEF Bed-ridden, luﬁrin, Crippled. ffer. WILL AFFORD INS’I.‘ANT IEJASE. ’ ' ATION or BLADDER. . . . LA MM INFLAMMATIQN ;lq'HE BOVVELS Gitsriiiiiii‘ on THE LUNGS. liPl’F.&’l‘IO1;l: "1‘H'E'1’W-ART. nan, INFLUENZA, l~'.’ZUl{A_LG-lA., RHEUMATﬂ_M- ATA I-IEADACHE . TOOTI§TA.Cl-IE,. COLD CIIILLIL, Jtﬁllhl CHI 1.1]-.1 9 " C ’l.LBLAINS AN D FROST-BITES. The a.nplie.'-ifion of the Iltezuly Belief to the part or parts w iere the pain or dilliculty exists will afford ease and comfort. Thirty to sixty drops in half 3. tumbler of water will, moments , cure -Crainps, Spasms. Sour Travelers should always carry a bottle of ‘Bad- A few drops in n from clian,<._‘-;e 01 ' 4. .' . . v ,, .r 1 ‘. '1 4 . It is better than Freiich brandy oi Litters as FEVER AND AGUEJ FEVER AND AC-‘UE cured for 50 cents. Tlierels not a reinedial ztgeiit in this ‘-VOl“l(l that will cure Fever ‘and Ague, and all other iixlalarious. P.i.lious, Scarlet. 7.}? vii R 'plioiil ‘.i{ellcw arid 0tl_iei' F(3‘v'(:l‘_S (éti_<j5”-<1b‘5_’ 711-3113.‘ Arts ’rii.i..s)’ sci quick as PtAl)W.-‘i.ii’S LEAD!’ ELIEF. Fiftv cents per bottle. HEALTH! Strong and pure Rich Blood—-Iiici-ease of Flesh and ports of the Grand Se.cret.ary and other officers were received and acted upon. The report of the Grand I~lecorder shows forty-three Lodges in existence in Missouri, with a niembersliip of nearly 1,600, embracing some of the prominent citizens of the State. The ﬁl‘St Lodge was ot'_r,-'an- izcd in Octo'ner, 1375, in this city. An election for Ollicers of the Grand Lodge for the ensuing year was held yesterday, and resulted as fonows: Grand Master Woikniaii, Rev.‘John l’). Vincil. St. Louis; G-rand Foreman, Adolph Wilnartitz, St. Louis; Grand Overseer, Rev. John A. Brooks, Mexico; Grand Recorder, Dr. Wm. C. Riclizu-‘d- son. St. Louis; Gt-and Receiver. Lewis 1-lutzler, St. Loiiis;Graiid Guide, Jonathan Sniith, Inimi- bal; Grand W’;itchman, W. Clayton, Hamil- ton; Grand Trustee, J. O. Huebler, St. Louis. The great feature of the order is that of life in- surance and good-fellowship. BUSTEFRS SALE.-—Wliereas. Joseph Joyaile (a. single man) by his certain deed of trust dated the 3rd day of January, 1875. and recorded in book No. 535. page 382 Of the records of the City (late county) Of St. ouis, conveyed to the undersigned the following described real estate. sititafed. lying and being in the City of St. Louis. State of Missouri. to-wit: Begin- ning at a point in the east front line of Four-tli street in the City of St. Louis. State of Missouri, distant llOl‘t‘.ll\VZl.l'dlY one hundred and eight (108) feet from the southwest corner of city block nuinlier seventy- nine (79); thence 1lCl'lllW.’.ll‘<lly with the f!.IOl‘CSa.l(l line of i«‘ourtl1 street twenty (:20) feet; tl.ionce eastwardly sixt.y-four (04) feet; thence southwardiy twenty (20) feet; thence ivestivardly sixty—four (04) feet to the point of ‘neginuin;;- bouiided north bv property now or formerly of Archbishop lieiirick; east by property now or formerly of VVinkelineyer; south by Tlierese Joyaile and west by Fourtli street. Wliicli said con-_ veyaiice to the 1ll1(lel‘Sl;‘;ll(;‘.(l was nurse to secure the payment of certain notes in said deed of ‘trust de- scribed: and whereas a part of the third and all of the fourth interest notes in said deed described remain due and unpaid. Now, therefore. at the request of the legal holder of said notes, and in pursuance of tllfl’. provisions of said deed of trust, the undersigiied wt 1 on SATURDAY, THE 2D DAY OF FE!-l‘RUAll,Y. 1873. between the hours of 10 o‘clock 3. m. and 5 o‘cloi-.k . m. of said day. at the east front. door of the (.‘.ouft ¥I()llS8 in the City of St. Louis. Missouri. sell the above described real estate at publ'c venduc. _tO the highest bidder for casli, for the purpose of satisfying said notes and the costs of execiitini: this trust. M. JACCBY. trustee. St. Louis. January 10th. 1878. N THE DISTRICT COURT of the United States for the Eastern District of Missouri. ss. In the matter of Lewis 0.. a firm composed of Lewis sells. Thomas Price and Willis G. Brown. bankrupts. in bankruptcy. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment. on the ltlth of No- vember. 1877. asnsslgnee in bsnkru toy or the estate and effects of Lewis Sells & Co‘.-(of agramze. Lewis Count , Mo.. within said District, who have been ad- gudge bankrupts upon the petition of the said Lewis ell: by said Court. :- GEO. W. CORNELL. Asslgnee. yesterday. The other members of the Board areal‘ Lagrange, Lewis County, Mo. .1. Vin livlsent nu. BEAUTY! Wci_i:iit-—C:len.r Skin and Beautiful Complexion sectiiml to all. DB.’ RACWAVS Sarsaparillian Iliesolvent has made the most astonishing cures; so quick, so raplil are the changes the bodY mlilﬁ’-_i‘s?-“O83 Hilde!‘ UN influence of this truly ‘vV031(3.€l‘1'ullIlC(l.1Cllle, that-,» Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight is Seen and Felt. THE GAREAT "BLOOD PUEIFIER. Every drop of the Sarsapai'illla.n Ilesolvent com inuniea ‘cs l}ll_l"Ol.lgll the Blood. Sweat, Urine an} Gt-llB_1' ﬂuids and juices of the system. the vigor of life for it prepares the wastes of the body material. _ _ I ‘ . r ‘ lar Disease. Ulcers 111 the lhroat. Mouth, luinors, Nodes in the Glands and other parts of the system. Sore Eyes. Strumorous Discliarges from the Ears.and. witliiicvv and sound.- Scrofula. Syphillis. Consumption. Glandu- lhe worst forms of Skin Illseases. EI‘lI‘)l.lOI1S, Fever Sores, Scald net-.a. nmgivi-inn, sins; iifienm. Er si- pelas, Acme, Black S ots. \VOrnis iii the Flesh, I‘u- mors. Cancers in-the ‘Orrin. and all wastes of the life principle. are within the curative range of this won- der of modern clieniistity. and a few days use will prove to any person using t for either of these forms of disease its potent power to cure them. If the patient, daily becoming reduced ‘by the wastes and clecomnosi ion that a.rei-.ontinuaily pro- gressing, succeeds in arresting t.lie:.-to wastes. and re- airs the same with new inaterial made from liealtliy‘ Blood-—aiid.this the Sarsaparilllan will a.m_l doess - cur-e——a cure iscertaln; for when once this reine y commences its work of purlf‘icat'ion, and sticceeds in diminishing the loss of wa.ste_s. its repairs will DB‘ rapid. and every day the patient will feel himself stronger. the food digest.in_s: better. appetite improv- ms:-and ﬂesh and weight iucreasinr. ' Notonly does the Sarsaparilllau ltesolvent excel all reineillal agents. in the cure of Chronic. Scrofulous. Constltut.iona.land skin diseases. but it is the only positive cure for . Kidney and Bladder Coniplaiiits, Urinarv and VVomb Diseases. Gravel. llivabetesp prro V sy,,E%torip.'tg0 of lvatcixlncontliieiice of [ll1ll_C.I)ll§.l1t s Disease. Albiiiiiinuriu. and in all cases where there are 1,;-19.1:-diist. deposits. or the watt. is thick. cloudy. mixed with siilistances like the white of an cg , or threads like white Illk, or there is ainorliid. ark bilious appearance and white bone-dust deposits, an when there. is a (pricking. burning: senlation when passing water. an pain in the siii.allo,f the back and along the lotus. ~ T‘lI/moi‘ or 1:2 Yecirs’ (-lrowth Cured by Bad- tcaz/’s Ilesoivent. Du. RADVVAY--I have liadfivarlaii '.l'iiinor in th ovaries and bowels. All the ooc._ ors said ‘there was no help for it.” I tried cverytlimll “"13 was recom- inendcd; but ll0tlllll}.‘.‘ lielpecl mo. Ismv your Itesolveiig and l.l.‘i0l.l.'{lllL I would try it: but had no faith in it. lJ_e- cause 1 mil suffered for twelve vcai's. I took ‘.-31X bottles of the Itesolvent and one box of ItadwaY’3 Pills. and two bottles of your Ready Relief; and there is not a sign of tumor to be seen or felt. and 1 feel better. smarter and happier than I have for twelve years. The worst tumor was in ilieleft side of the bowels, over the groin. I wrhi{:ie h’t.ljitlz“3! t0 F0111 1'01’ the iieﬁt of others. You can pu . s i _vou_c 10090. be HANNAH P. nxnrr. 12331033, . - $1 00 Per Bottle. AN lMPCRTANT LETTER. ANN Aiiisoii. M1071» AW1130. 1875- Du. R..\.i>w.\v-——l{iiiil Sir: I have been taking your Itesolvent. llegiilatiiig Pills. anal also usiiigthe. Ready Relief about one year forovariaii tuinors on the abdo- incii. which the most ouiiiieiit pliysicians of our Med- ical College pronounced incurable. _ They were like knots on a tree. MY WC1K1lt _W3S 975 pounds when I eoiiiineucecl with your remedies. and now it is two lrundred and ten pounds. but they are notall gone vet. I have taken twenty-four bot- tles of llesolv<..ent. nine of Relief and twenty—fOur bot- tles of pills. I got the inedlciiies from G. Grenvill. Please send me your book “False and__True. ‘ MRS. C. KRAPF. Aiiotliei 3.-etteir from Mrs. C. Krapf. 1. take the liberty toad- Dii.l'l.».mv,\*i'-liimlslr: _ ‘ . is ;;‘i'e:i.‘.._v improved by ycnl again‘ .}](“‘.‘,‘ith: ". . L) - l Q - - V‘ the use of your lll€‘,lllC-llll“:-.4‘ l_iii at ofxt 1.. .tuino.s are cntlrelv ',:cue and the l(‘i‘.ll‘i.ll is dl‘.C‘!‘il‘»Y S_0-K tDil‘0DSl 5-5 one health still iniii:'ovin_s;. an my weig i . ( ecrease ﬁg vory fast. I liar? liail ii... {l’l‘t‘7l‘.. inziiiy c'.zills this sum- mer to inquire of the x-.ronilertf'ui cure your llleillﬂllllﬁ has done. for me one from limo. one from Canat a_ llirce frliiii JZ‘tCi;-‘(‘il‘l: ziiid unite a itiiiiibcr from this place. ‘fours with l‘l?,S})t‘(‘,l.. Z\li~.’.‘..~I. C. Kl-lAl’..l< . \'\-'e are well:io.qiiaii1t.e<i witli .\lrs. lirapf. She is an estiiiialile lady. and very liCll‘C\'v0l‘3l‘ll}. She has been the r.~.eai=.s of sitlliiiy; ~.:n~._v iioiiles of the .l.’%f.3_SOl.Vf¢llf« the di-iig:;is1,s of Ann Arbor. to Del"-$0115 3-‘ NU“-‘C W‘ : internal lfiiinolrs. _\‘v'e 1l,l1l\'e lle:‘l.lI“Cé ot.fms1<1>§;ne woiid eriu cures effeciet by it. ours res » C _ ' ‘ ‘ EBlul~’.BA(..li1 & 00. Ann Arbor. -.\.i:ii~.‘n.. Auaiist 13- 1840- DR. sabwm/‘s Rieiiiiriiiie PlLi..8!i Per.fec.t‘iy l‘..'l.Sl(‘.l€‘f.~‘S. elegiraiilly coated with sweet giiin,piii'ge. regulate, purify. cleaiise and sti'ciiztlit‘.11- ~ladwav‘s 1’il'is, for the cure of all disorders of the r3t.Onia.cli, Liver. Bcwels. Ki-zinc-y. I’-lfldﬁh“-X‘. N<‘I'V0l19 d’isea.ses. l.l.CZUlf1(‘ll.e, (.‘oi'ist.ip:it.ion.fostivoiiess. Inni- gzestion, Dyspepsia. Biliuusness. Bieious liever. In- flainmatloii of the Bowels. PIICB. and all dei‘_aiige— ments of the internal viscera. Warranibed to effect ‘:1 positive cure. Purely vegetalile. containing no inci- cury. minerals. nor deleterioiis drugs. ,_ :1?F"Cbserve the following symptoiiis resulting “Om Disorders of the l)igestive_ organs: B1 d C-Oiistipation. linvaril Piles» 1‘l1““9§5°ftheH 09$ in the head. A.c'tdit_v of the ‘bllﬂlllacll-i lwausep. . - burn, Disgust of Food. I‘.“”"-ass. of _“"31f"'.°0__‘° Stoniaicli. Sour Eruptions. Sliikiiilzfi -‘1DdﬂU-l3€1‘l1l.-b 111 the pit, or the Stoniach, Swiinmiug of the head. 1.1m-I-13¢ and at cult Iiweatliiiig. ﬂuttering at the . -' S ffo sting sensation when in a llyejtirgt‘ 0' t.(1)111"1eI:gil&i]2l'll'ldI1eSlSl0fcV?lSl8ll3 I)_ots or Webs be... 10,,---tﬁe 3i ht. Fever and Dull pain 111 the Head, De- ’ ’ - iration. Yellowiiess oi’ the skin and '.i.°y‘e‘°’."° acliti ifilflge side. Chest and Limbs. and Sudden Flushes of Heat bu mind in the flesh . A few doses of Radway’s Pills will free the system from all the above named disorders. Price 20 cent: per box. Sold or druss'isi»s- ’ READ FALSE AND TRUE. F \ 1 Send one letter stamp to midway &Co.g1IttI].1 $33‘ renstreet. New York. Information wor l 4: gi. Ennis Globe Eemurrai Daily, Tri-Weekly, Semi-Weekly and Weekly Editions. DAILY, Delivered in the city by carrier, per week. ......25 etc. By mail, per annum.............................. $1200 - By mail, without Sunday........................... 11 00 TR]-WEEKLY, Semi-Weekly and Sunday Dally combined D81‘ :__7 $1. Ennis ﬂatly Glob:-ﬂﬁrmncral, Einusnap ﬁtotitittg, @annai:p’1JJ,18'Z8. slon could change half a dozen votes in either House or Senate. On the other hand, prompt and decisive action respecting all these mat- ters would give stability to trade and com- merce, and set at rest the doubts which now disturb and unsettle values. Another matter which ought to receive im-‘ mediate attention is the repeal or amendment of the bankrupt law. It is the universal tes- D. Hoxsey of New Jersey, Alex. Campbell of Illinois. Blanion Duncan of Kentucky, and Moses W. Field of Michigan. ‘ ever, he -seems disposed to yield to the ecclesiastical power‘, and the Pope is to be asked to pronounce sentence against the in- truder, and appoint a new titular Bishop in his room. It is a strange instance of the fre- quency with which history repeats itself, for the quarrel is very much like that old ques- tion of investiture that disturbed all England in the days of the Henrys and the Edwards. actionary measures were adopted in Naples. The Austrian rule in Lombardy was strength- ened and consolidated, and in thesnme sum- mer Rome itself, which had declared for the popular cause, was compelled to open its gates to the French. All appeared lost for generations, but the King never abandoned hope. Happier days were in store for him and his,and if one of the greatest qualities CAPITAL CHATTER, X TESTING THE LAW. An Interesting Session of the Illiva” nois Supreme Court. _~ The Female Suifraglsts. WASHINGTON, D. 0., January 9.—'l‘he Wom- an's Suﬁ"i'age Convention to-day adopted a series of resolutions setting forth the duty of the Nation- al Government in maintaining the equal rights of all its citizens without regard to sex; the injust- ice of remanding women from a hearing before the highest tribunal of the nation; to State legis- The Work at the Jetties Reported as Well Done. The Constitutionality of the New Circuit Judge Act’ I , . _ in Question--Arguments Pro and Con- ltIcCrary Interviewed Concerning The Case Taken Under Advisement. Cabinet Changes. 07 elude an armistice with Russian commanders. In thus opening direct, negotiations, the Ports is i It — said to be acting upon Lord Derby's advice. sider. vessels the tribunal expressly refused to con- The damages done by these, vessels were to two classes, (1) the owners of unin- the action -of Congress. The Administration which theyelected has turned against them; what he called the revolutionary party of Europe, and was a vehement opponent of. this portion of the-pass. Atﬁilie head of the pass a channel 264 feet wide and 22 feet deep exists, and — A PRACTICABLE CHANNEL merits. - THE TROUBLE AT MORANT CATS. Col. Ward H. Lamon, attorney for the Morant Guano Company, has addressed a letter to the ;Generalurged that thestrong prediisposilion sus'ain the validity of the act which existed. o . g A. account of _lhe relief thus furnished to the over-‘ ' crowded existing Court, consii;uied no suﬁicienth. 600 . , . “molly that the existing bankrupt law is at of a prince is_ the capacity to choose good and baftl.(i)l2;nttll.l'§o1Iligttdth(;lf edu(::'ttaeliti'nctt: \ \ ‘ I _ . I ‘ s . SEMI-VVEEKI-Ya 3 so 0 fgm _G'h‘?w“VA AJVAR?‘ t b Once an inducement and a help to the most wise counselors, the young King, in the days I . -----—————-—-—-——————. Indians in ,,,f,,,.e,,§§ P30 Cong,-eggmnai acuon on s”S°;:*I]Nl;l;:;tL“§‘° li1EJ?I1°lI’:‘D°§‘°°"-3- 9 Th Per ne 0 every mportan ques ions 0 e h - . . . . . . , _ - -their civil and political statuies' acondemnaiion - . 0 ; anuary .— C P WEEKLY: 1,0 determined bv the Present Congress grows :ez,:?:::,f;:lssWlndl'ndg' tUnder “ha d‘S(;’.‘;ne8t °? h1S];,XXe’1I.“ly’tP:;:Ve?1 mg bi ﬁl“°‘é‘gbi‘Ia: The Female Suifragists Entertained By {’1‘0‘,§‘°c*’*‘°tI;]°Sed §iXPe<=n.tg A*n,°"(§Ig1e§t£0"~§;;°g3g- Supreme Court to-any has held a session 61' II1nI11n................... ¢ o o n a-ooocoaomnooooooou ' ' a 1 3 e O 3 O . '. ll 1 O 0 ' ' . " ' ' -i . ' ‘ aoolor Ht’ 'th ' 1 ‘ tn rt:/of P 3 ‘ I . b;f§1:P$":‘;'i‘;‘;E;‘s“u "”’°°”p”°n‘- bymml is prepaid ‘mt °fIﬂt1:p;°P°"t‘°“9-ta dlitnbutentie bal Indeed so strong is the prejudice createdlby He was the man who, re-eiiforced by the ‘ ed S18te’r° Exivldtbrlv? hndeplr-Iilrjillgi-lscct?> ltfsafxlllllg valurdrgvrheile the portant cases orally argued, the principal one was A ‘ mice 0 e eneva awar . ‘s we own . . . .‘ . . , - '. special club rate, ,,,,.,,,,h¢d 0,, ,,ppuc,,t_,o,,_ » m- _ ft . h ‘ ‘ h n h the abuse of its provisions-and it seems to be courage and. steadfiistness ofpurpose of the — §1l§,:g,5;,:,’:‘e,,,g':1rcga"t1l3(7) I:§%m3lt(i bgtgglgé ct«‘l)ll<:"l5>‘ll<]>g:)<>l_8y}’ tlliat of the people vs. Geo, W.tW:Iill(; who wlas All subscriptions are payable in advance, and may 31'“ 1' °m“"": 3 91 t 9 Payment °f W at 33 impossible to separate entirelyits use from its King, prepared the way for Cavour and his con ressmen Returnm to put’ whi and that. after 1885. -there should he edl1<3ﬁ%i0m*1 e eoted’. ‘mam the new emu“ ac ' .u g8 0 ° be sent by postal order, draft or registered letter, ad- already been provided for by law, the sum of b . . .. . 3 g. 37- 3" qualiﬁcation to the right of 8uﬁ'1'age- Tmrd C”°“i‘- °°ml°“5”’3 ‘h° °°‘"m°s °f B°“d' dressed and made payable totlie Globe Printing Com- over $10 O00 000 in currency The amount a use-—that honest business men in some of 00119331193 and-' followers: men 0f the Stamp DGPS from Washington. _Mi_ss Morgan. colored. clelegate from _Missis- Madison. St. Clair, Marion, Clinton, Washing- If paiiy, at our risk. ' ’ ~ ’ _ ' the, large cities will not even listen‘ to 0f L8 Marmora, who himself died but last §£l;P;6,'gig3e$::ggg° C°L“h"e°“,‘)‘°';°.ctSh:f §,?)1,‘f1n[‘}§i’,: ton. Randolph. Monroe and Perry. questions NEWS DEALERS “V31 ‘led W the Umted States 73)’ the GBIIGVG an 1- - _- - - t , ' _ . m ‘S H - . h arising as to the constitutionalit of the act of the , _ Y p oposltlon for its amendment, and will Sn urday. weie, under the Fourteenth and Fiftecnt Y Regularly supplied. Address orders to us, or to the tribunal was $15,500,000. This sum 'W-as be satisﬁ d .th h. . . T, . t ' - . hi ,1 Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. . amendments, entitled to suffrage, but they do Legislature in erecting additional circuits. This St. Louis Book and News Company. promptly paid by Great Britain It has been ‘ W1 not mg short. of its re- le lll erval of the armed peace c WASHINGTON. D_ C” January 9___The Sec,.e_ not propose to d6malld‘_ll’._l1lll‘.ll their white sisters’ proceeding was’ by agreement’ instituted in the TERMS. ‘d _ . . pea]. Its entire repea1 woum be a serious elapsed before the outbreak at Milan, tary of War to-day made a requisition upon the ;V:i:ei1e8cec(?lg%§(sI8etBll8 Diivilege. -She wanted no form of ugvqup wawanto in the ,5,‘ (mm. Circuit M By mail 2% cts per copy,post-age prepaid. ' so PM out of the Umted States Treasury’ Step. as it Would open the Way for State bank- in 1853, was devoted to internal im- Secretary of the Treasury for $500,000, the second g ' . """"""" Slillrléiii?-(ll1$i'é'§‘?”..ll§§§3°i‘i?§ cyivirizbld bot B.l]i?d‘g<li) yiir 131?: Iéy ixfrezs, 21/,’ cts jtilor ﬁopydand express charges. under acts of Conltress to those whose claims rapt laws which might be even more unwise Dmvements“ to the improvement of roads’ installment due to Capt. Jas. B. Eads on the im- 03011331 G0-3319- Circuit Court of i that colunty. Judgment was as Ila Vance W1 a 01' ers- ‘ wer t d’ , ’ _ _ ‘ ' . _ _ - - - D. C. J 9.——-Th 'e '11 e te df defeniant. an the case comes up to e no isputed, that the amount above and umust than the one whlch Is now 1,600,“ a better system of taxation and the reOr_ provement of the mouth of the Mississippi. In WASHINGTON. . anuary ei wi “I116 ggpréigle Conn’ the sole question raised be. _‘ ADVERTISEMENTS * named remains for further distnbuﬁon. nized _ h b _ ‘ P‘ _ t. f _ 9 h C _ connection with the requisition, the report of be a quorum of Senators to-merrow on the reas- mg as to me constitutional validity of the act of ,1, A msenedm the DAILY GL°BE'DEM°(?mT a“ the rate HOW this «D I . t b _ d h evelyw ere aso noxious. Pl omptness 83,3123 1011 0 the army. Whlchawheﬂh 9 1'1‘ Gene. Btu-nan-d and Vvrjghl; was submitted ‘for sembling of Congress. About forty are already June 2, 1877, “An act to dwide me state of 1111. 01 15 Cents Per line eachinsertions taking their °°‘“'s° 3‘ ance 15 ° 9 Pam’ an to W 0m’ in dealing with this question is of vital im- mean war broke out,was on so excellent a foot- the consideration of thy, oﬂicials of the Treasury in the 0itY- It is B03 60 Certain that there Will be Wis. exclusive Of COOK County. 11130 J M10131 in the a e '. E‘ It d on an averaoeinake aline. should be dete,.m- d b - _ , , . ’ . . _ . - - . . Circuits.” ‘ _ Q‘, Moneypslliohld afchnrpogn; each advertbisement. Commission itseglg d ytusle _ruleS "1:1_“°h 3:8 portance. That something will be done in ing that Sardinia was ready for the great part Depaltment. The following is , a1:1“°‘;‘‘:)‘ °fi lm°m}’°”_°f'dth°WlI°;1§e:toa:§§,ﬁ§I,: Att0I'ne-3'. General Edsall. representins the LETTERS, communications, telegraphic dispatches. ' ', _' 3 Op 9 m_ ‘"3 3 the premises is evident from the iinmber of for which she had been so wisely prepared by It AN *B5TR‘_‘CT OF THIS REPORT‘ 5-,f,",‘.f,’c,(,)S8(: ‘,‘,°,-2‘ 1,f(§!;aa13€,c,}?a,e,?8,)h1§§"amy 1,1131‘? . §§gf§,'eda{§‘:ﬁ‘;g ,,§,;'S,§;,,‘,““J‘,,,§§§, $93‘:-Zurlgtiglgdtgd 8 insure proper attention‘ would be addressed to the Sponslble only for the damaoes done by three . . R M ' . _ t an 200 feet wide and 22 feet deep The ﬁr-st business in the House is the pending as ,.equ,,.ed in Secuon 15; second, 1, was news. 4, n GLOBE PRINTING Co.. St. Louis. Mo. Confederate mmsers u :1” b n .th be a dreary debate, lasting till midsummer, felt any personal antagonism against Russia, from the South Pass between the jetties 1-csolutioii‘ of Rcpreslentative wood, pg-(i,’p0Blng"l;O Sary to create a term of less tblan six yeal.atfor wig C _. A -—~— ' — «18 a time. W1 - _. . . - ‘ ' , instruct t e principa standing commit ees to m- J 1 elected in 1877 in vio ation of sec ions ,:, Th W its tenders the uF1OI.ida,, with its t nders and leaving the business community to guess 311311011871 It Was _a matter Of notoriety that the l9_ “*9 deell ‘V3-W1‘ 0‘ We Gulf 03 M3X1f’°- The quire into any errors, abuses or frauds in the A_d- aiﬂﬁis; third, it was iiecessary to transform tho,_; ( -r... s lta having eappzifed the onditions and the “Shetland ll” it ‘t 1 let M 1, “the resumn the meantime‘ Cm Nichmas hated Mb Vi°t°’ Emanuel ‘tbbdftdletlaitween 3:8 2:0d:O§’icurveS"va]‘y1i)g iimm 31 l'Ii]«iesv~trratt°1l‘<eia§.«§i 333° :°..1il':.i‘i»"i.‘.’.ft ed{ll:Li1in:'l::'dSidl'dL1'n lJ““g°““}"e‘*t"'.r ii’-rirm-?§’i'.'-$3’ rilfdgiﬂleixcilggsfgi ‘ u n ‘-3 . on a - . . . . . J 0 more a *. ~ ,' . ' ' 3. ' ,‘ ' it.’ .iin1 c 1 ul ‘ ,. . . . . . . f _ I er 1 e . 6 On the subject of politics the Republicans and CflV'0llI' fill‘ more bitterly than the T111'k- ., . n . , ee" a pmc-“cap G 6 an mation can be made so as to promote the integri- ::l,,,,%$l;1a,. etch-cu”,-5 arid mug the requirements ‘ submitted to him by the Ministry, the Minister 0 boume. Chums for damages done bv other __ . . . . nel of .2 feet exists thiough the whole extent of W economy and eﬂiciency of the seve,.a1dep,u.t_ f _L. 315 ,8“, camravened The Atmmey 1 ., W,,,. has ,,,de,.,,d commmders m the new to con. - are hardly in a condition to dictate or shape He regarded them as among the leaders of ‘ ' . 0 33° 10“ “ - j i I is stated negotiations continue between England and Russia on the question of mediation. The weather -indications Jor to-day are rising barometer, and clear 01-partly cloudy. GOLD in New York, yesterday, opened and England was found to be at fault. claims were expressly rejected. sured property destroyed, and (2) the insur- ance companies which had paid the losses of the insured where vessels or cargoes had been destroyed by the cruisers for whose acts All other The award -they can expect neither support nor c&p- eration from Mr- Hayes. They" can, how- ever, and we are Very conﬁdent they will, be true to the best interests of the country, and alive to the fact that what is not wanted just now agitation. There is less inclination any plan to change the then existing political status of Italy. All alliance with England and France was, however, concluded, and ‘when peace was made Italy was represented at the Conference of Paris, and enabled to plead her case before the Embassadors of the of twenty-three feet deep is also found. ‘As to the main body or‘ length of the pass, -some changes have occurred in width and depth ‘- since Marende’s United States coast survey in 1875, but none material. Then follows an elaborate dis- quisition upon the meaning of sections 4 and 5 of the act with reference to the force contemplated Secretary of State, giving the particulars of the removal from Morant Cays of partiesenga.s:ed _ in loading guano, by. the commandeitof a British man-of-war, who compelled the hauling down of the American" flag. The company claim the protection of our Govern ment, and earnestly ask that the British Government be required in all re- spects immediately to restore the statu quo on the Cays, and also to iiideninify the company for the wrong and damage on the premises. The subject plain mamiate of the Constitution». . legitimacy of the title of Circuit Judge should be above suspicion. - ~ Samuel P. Wheeler, Esq., of Cairo, for defend- ant, argued the constitutionality of the act, and that the Legislature acted clear within the Con- stitution by creating the new system, and it was ground to warriuiti the Court in disregarding the, 2?, ‘ ' Better suffer temporary inconv_en_ieiice until a. proper remedy_ 3;; can be afforded by the General Assembly. The I d t may h d _ 1 _ _ for it now than ever. in view of the results great Powers. It was fortunate that it by the act, which is to cause the depth of c'han- W111 at onc"eHi;1-.*iJl;PeO;1,W (ii'g1(éx1y)1l;££,£:§A%i§‘I(:([:ItIi{(()}ll. - incumbent uilonwe MWhIil1czl‘1k,€.’,r,,s8f%’re!S)£((:Vr'li(l1)° 3:: ° Ose 9’ “ 2' 3 :8 °“ ybaslzltnh thf’ 109395 °f the unm‘ of the agitation ofayear ago. The mountain was so, for that very moment was ‘$91’ 9'“; ,“P°” “*8 basis 01 Which Payment is "3 Atelegrhm tb the Commissioner of Internal }‘§;§,‘I§,.‘,y,‘?’,?,‘.i"Z§§,?§,{a,‘,§,,_ 3, appemed b)? we , _ _ sure owners an e insurance com nie . . . . . e ma e 1 d : “If 1 k t th R ,f 1 t -IR A tW er. ' '1 ' . Tl c *1 CHICAGO ,5 Weepmg because of the jemes. The uninsured Owners have alreadpabeﬁn then labored long and Painfully» and it the beginning of the end, and the actual facets §Iog1S<:ni1itei(i1igby the we oo a e d::eodiiiéo]a]33:ne,nNer8a’ toevioiriyuciis a§:efI(1)nu‘38g:1 ‘Igfzt(E7(:élOt.7l1'1ve:;l(f::;:)18?lh :J]3rt;({S% sililzz-we gileeaarsggggt .3: ' ~---- 5' ‘ brought forth 3 very small mouse. The little band Of 15,000 Sardinian soldiers “Gov. Hampton has directed the Sllerlﬂ 0f in this case. The Executive, by signing a: A PARTY by the name of Hayes is all thatis left of the Hayes wing of the Republican party. THE silver idiots seem to think they have Every well-regulated carried their point. by the Geneva tribunal? plainest good faith would require their pay- ment, for if the claims of the insurance com- panies had not been presented there would paid, and the question is, shall the insurance companies be paid the amount allowed them It seems that the scheme of the Democrats to unseat Mr. Hayes will, we trust, be opposed by all Republi- cans-—not that they have reason to‘ love Tilden less than Hayes, but that they have reason to love the peace and we]- who were sent to the Black Sea was, in fact, the advanced guard of the liberators of their country from Austrian and Grand Ducal tyranny. At the end of January, 1859, the King’s eldest daughter, the Princess PROSECUTION OF THIS WORK. we find that where two and a half years ago there was a bar at the mouth of the South Pass of over two miles in extent, measuring from twenty-two feet of water inside to the same depth outside, over about a half a mile of which there was eight feet of water, a wide and deep channel, twenty- Union County to see the law enforced, and pro- poses to remove the Trial Justice and disband the militia company implicated in the rescue of Fed- eral prisoners at Spartalisburg. We shall call on the Sheriﬁ' for a posse, and believe we shall be able to avoid all trouble. ” TO BE REINSTATED. ~ The President, with the - concurrence of the Postmaster General . has determined to reap- the bill, has adopted the legislative construction, _ and it being accepted as correct, thirteen Judges,-I have been exercising the functions of their ofﬁce; yet if the not be unconstitutional, impor- tantrlg'nts,which have accrued, would be d1-- vested, and an unsettled condition of our judi- cial system would follow. _ _ ‘ nant to the letter and spirit of the Constitution It would seem repug- _ have been elected, and for nearly ﬁve moiiths'~‘~~' business house Wm now have to provide a not have been to that extent my award fare of the country more. Mr». Hayes Clothilde, was married to Prince Napoleon two fcctlh depth, anda i-esult inferior in pliys- p(;>Ii1ntJudgeEdinunds as Postmaster of Washing- I-,1,£,I;0sno 3.-1[_:([i£i‘1:‘i"1‘e51yl,)l1§.aI_§?::l.i0Il(1)f Bé1l<l)il;la(lg 0l)’efoi)§i1sol.vi'vo3y1e;lli -._.:;,s hmwcart for its cashie,._ To refuse Pqyljnent to the insmfance comp‘; must be treated as a very small factor Jerome, the cousin of the Emperor, and soon h°(:"admo“f¥:‘1::““’1z‘:s-81‘:;1tigéetfisliégllifftanceé actlthe _ ~ Bu p 01:, of the c0nsmu,,0na1~m,O, the ac“ . ‘ " ' “ 3 5° X “3 AN ANCIENT CIT-IZEN. MEXICO has had sixty different Administra- It is about time for her to try the healthful inﬂuence of an tions in the past ﬁfty years. American Administration. THE proposed new rule of the Merchants’ Exchange, compelling the buyer of grain to pay the first ten days’ storage, was adopted yesterday by a very large majority. IF the rosette has faded and gone, a soup- plate covered with Dolly Varden calico might But without something of the kind He should ’ do. there is no hope for Mr. Bain. withdraw or decorate. THE Catholic opinion of Dr. Reaser’s an- swer to Bishop Ryan is fairly expressed, we presume, in the article written for the West- ern Watchman by Father Phelan, and pub- lished in our columns to-day. THE tow-line was unequal to the task of pulling Mr. Baih through yesterday as Presi- This was because Mr. Bain did not wear his rosette. Let him spit in his ﬁst,put on his rosette,take a now hold, and we’ll pull him through to- dent of the Merchants’ Exchange. day. PENDLETON is confessedly ahead in the THE REASSEMBLING OF CONGRESS time of his birth until the attack It I h A 1;, (IF , f M th todispnte about.ast«heY propose to go mom on ,1jf,“,,“,fg0?,“§‘,;‘§3?,“,,{;‘§»h’§§ﬁ§,‘}g§s;‘§,f;f,{ﬁg°3,‘_’ posed to make a public frial of the Aut°ma“° Ohio Senatorial ﬁght. There are six promi- Congress reassembles to-day after an 1111- of the disease which has so rapidly 8 y’ W en us ma an rugs” Dug e ﬁnd ‘m°“dt° “‘°“'d“”°3- 333 119 Presumed the ancb to the Catholic Church. and received F11'°EX““3“‘3h°““ ‘he ‘”‘'°“5 1°‘ °“ "M ‘°“’h« hent candidates, and the Cincinnati Enquirer is so fair and impartial in its comments that we presume it hopes to see them all elected. The Kentucky ﬁght is lively between Judge Lindsay, of the Supreme Court, and Gen. ‘ ‘Cerro Gordo” Williams. MR. GOULD is actively at work for his Di- He has thus far done good service to the people of St. Louis, and he de- serves encouragement and support in the fur- He is conﬁdent of making a first-rate showing for the business interests of the city this year- rcctory for 1878. ther prosecution of his enterprise. something that will make Chicago howl. THERE was no election to the Presidency of the Merchants’ Exchange yesterday—-no can- didate having received a majority of the en- tire vote. But if Mr. George. Bain had ap- peared on the scene of the conﬂict in the full panoply of his big rosette, the great moral force of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT’S tow-line would have pulled him through triumph- antly. THE Dispatch makes a very foolish exhibi- tion of uneasiness on the subject of its new rival by repetition of the falsehood that the bitter is to be a branch of the GLoBI-:-DEMo- CRAT, or in any way connected with the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT. Yesterday it announced that the nianaging editor of the GLOBE- DEMOCRAT had said that he would "make the Evening Post a success if it took all the force on the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT to do it.” pies is to say that the United States Gov- under false pretenses. Charles Francis Ad- ams, the American Commissioner, declares that it will be an indelible disgrace to the American name to withhold the money from these companies. Besides, the people of the West are interested in the distribution. If the money is paid to the mutual insurance companies, it does not go to them to be ernment has obtained money from England held by them as organizations, but it be- comes theirs to be distributed amongst the persons interested in those companies during the years in which the Confederate cruisers were upon the high seas. A large part of the money will, therefore, belong to the persons in the sum of the happiness and prosperity of this nation. He has been treacherous when he ought to have been faithful, but only be- cause he was first weak when he ought to have been strong. Providence must have had some wise purpose in elevating such a man to such a position; let us stand still, and ﬁnd out, if we can, what it was. DEATH OF VICTOR EMANUEL. The uncertainty of life and the ‘vanity of all human calculations of the near approach of death have been wonderfully illustrated in Italy. Not a week ago, if any one had asked what man of lofty station who had played a conspicuous part in the annals of modern history was naturally to be expected to be who took out policies on Western risks in the marine companies during the years ’63. ’64 and ’65. As nearly one-fourth of the busi- ness done by those companies was upon Western waters, if the sum is paid to the mu- tual insurance companies, over $1,000,000 will come to the “Test. To the merchants en- gaged in shipping. and to ship-owners of the West, this is an important matter. This sum paid to this section directly will go far to re- have the embarrassments in which so many interests are involved. usually long recess. The three weeks which have elapsed since its adjournment will not, however, have been upproﬁtably spent if it shall appear that they have been devoted to t e acquisition by Members and Senators of some kiiovvlcdgd of the wants and temper of the people. ' The eight weeks preceding the recess were devoted to windy discussions-— voac, ct proeterea nihil. What the country needs now is action——-something that will lift its business iiiterestsout of the uncertainty in which they are now involved. This is especially true of the ﬁnancial questions, which, in at least two important forms, are now pending—-the repeal of the resumption act and the enactment of the silver bill. Our position on each of these issues is well known. We are in favor of the resumption act, and we are opposed to the silver bill; we regard the attempt to repeal the resumption act and the attempt to pass the silver bill as twin measures of dishonesty. But the time for “A argument as to both or either has passed. There are no new ideas on either subject lying dormant and awaiting an opportunity for expression. The newspapers had exhausted both before Congress met in October, and the speeches delivered in the Senate and House since that time have been mainly, if not entirely, elaborations and ex- pansions of newspaper editorials. But'in matters of public ﬁnance, we are inclined to think there is at least one evil which is worse than dishonesty, and that is uncertainty. If we are to face brevet repudiation in the form among the first to pass away, the almost unanimous reply would have been the Pen- tiﬁ‘ Pio None, who now, in’ the eighty-sixth year of his age and the thirty-second of his Pontiﬁcate, is yet alive at the Vatican, while Victor Emanuel, the late King of Italy, but ﬁfty-seven years old, lies dead in the Quiri- nal. One has been of weak health from his very boyhood, the other from early manhood a valiant soldier and a robust sportsman. who, except from the effects of a wound received in 1848 at the battle of Goi- to, never knew a day’s sickness from the laid him low. Butthe younger man has been taken and the older and weaker left. Three days ago Pio Nono himself seems to have foreseen with a clearer eye than the rest of the world the approaching termination of the career of the King of Italy, and thinking of his own coming end said, “How strange a thing it would be if the “Vatican and the Quirinal were left vacant. together.” One is still tenanted, but from the other the spirit of the cbivalrous sovereign who has dwelt there since the 2d of July, 1871, is~ﬁed forever. That all Italy is in mourning there can be no reason to doubt, for however the Ultra- montanes may have detested the new system of which Victor Emanuel was the head, there could have been scarcely any so virulent as to feel any antipathy against him personally. Even among ecclesiastics of the strictest type the pride of country is rarely entirely swal- lowed up in ecclesiasticism, and there must have been thousands, even of the party of Nerf, who must, although perhaps involun- tarily, have been proud of the man who, by the aid of statesmen like Cavour, and Gen- erals and soldiers like La Mariners and Gari- baldi, had again raised up Italy to an exalted position among the nations of the earth; who, for the first time since the days of Romulus Augiistulus, has made her a great power among the people of1'Jurope. His character was indeed one eminently adapted to win popular applause. He was far more at home in the camp and in the woodland, on the hill and on the plain as a sports- afterwards the war of independence began, with France and "Italy in alliance against Vienna and the Grand Dukes. -The King himself took the ﬁeld and signally distin- guished himself for courage and conduct. After Magenta he entered Milan side by side with Napoleon, and after Solferino was as inaries of peace arranged at Villafranca on the 11th of July and afterwards incorporated into the treaty of Zurich. In ’60, however, the Duchies of Parma, Modena and Tuscany were annexed, and the acquisition of part of the Papal States and of Sicily and Naples, through the instrumentality of Garibaldi and Admiral Persano, in a political if not in a personal point of view, compensated the King for the cession to France of Nice and Savoy, the cradle of his race. But it was these very gains, attended as they were by the other loss, which justiﬁed him in assum- ing on the 17th of March, 1871, the title of King of Italy. It was in the same year that the noble-heart-ed Cavour died, and the re- joicings over the newly won national grandeur were damped for a moment by the la- ment over the grave of the statesman who passed away, as his sovereign has just done, after a brief but rapid illness. But Cavour had done his work. and in brief but eventful campaign of Sadowa, Italy was again as ready for her share as she had been eleven years before. The struggle was checkered. Instead of victories like those of the Prussians in the deﬁles of Bohemia, Italy was worsted upon her own soil. In June the King and La Marmora, who had crossed /the Mincio together, were defeated at Cus- tozza; the Garibaldians were also beaten at Monte Suello in the Tyre], and Admiral Per- sane by the Austrian Tegethoff in the naval engagement oﬁ‘ Lissa. The ﬁnal result was, however, cheering, and by the treaty of Octo- ber ltaly, with the exception of Rome and a small adjacent territory, was at last free under the King of her choice. The capital was the next year transferred to Florence, and at length, after the evacua- tion of the French in the agony of the Ger- man war, Victor Emanuel, after a brief re- sistance, made his triumphal entry in the Eternal City and took up his abode in the Quirinal. 1 He was, as we have seen, a man singularly fearless, and of simple, abstemious and unos- tentatious habits. For his sin--the liaison with Rosa Vercellana, created Countess of Milleﬁori—-he atoiicd by a morganatic mar- riage in 1872, after the death of his first wife, Adelaide of Austria, which occurred in 1855. He became so thoroughly imbued with the principles of constitutional government that his death will not nearly as much affect the politics of Europe as if it had taken place be- fore 1866, when his personality was a matter of disgusted as Cavour himself with the prelim- - ively due to the jetties and auxiliary works that the ’ AUXILIARY AID OF APPLIANCES, if among such we include dredging-machines, is utterly insigniﬁcant, consisting mainly, indeed, in a slight widening at two points and widening and deepening at a third by the evasion of the current, due entirely to the jetties and their ﬁxed auxiliariesjabout 250,000,000 of cubic yards of bottom material, leaving in its place the wide and deep channel.” The report, therefore, concludes that the depth and width of the channel have been obtained by the action of such ‘ ‘jetties and and auxiliary works” as are contemplated by the act of Congress. In regard to THE PERMANENCY OF THE JETTIES and auxiliary works, the report answers in the aﬁirmative. It states that no part of the jetties are as yet entirely completed, and some por- tions will require extension of width, but these will be perfected as the work progresses. The members of the board state that in their judg- ment the conditions imposed by the acthave been complied with, and that James B. Blade is entitled to receive the payment of $500,000. SECRETARY M’CRARY INTERVIEWED. Secretary l\IcCrary, in conversation to-day, said that those who expected a continuation of the contest between the President and the Repub- lican leaders in the Senate would be much disap- pointed; that he had interviews with a number 0 prominent Republicans in both houses, all 0 whom deprecated the differences which had al- ready embarrassed legislation, and were anxious they should stop; that so far as the Administra- tion was concerncd, he could see nothing further Senate would do the same; that the right of the Senate to reject nominations was not disputed; that under General Grant three nominations for the Supreme Court were rejected withoutjeopar:l- izing the relations of the Executive and the-Sen- ate. In speaking of the demand for RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CABINET, he said he was not at liberty to speak for the present, but he felt assured that some other basis of restoring harmony, if necessary, would meet with more favorable consideration than the ab- sence of nominations for the New York Custom House; he could see no further grounds for on- position; that if the Mexican resolution was de- signed as the pivotal point of another demonstra- tion, it would not meet with much success, as the attidude and acts of the Administration on the subject had been thoroughly scanned without discovering any grounds for objection; that the situation in affairs on the border was never more satisfactory, and that the policy of the Govern- mom would result in a complete suppression of any cause of complaint on either side. THE PARIS ExPOsIrloN. The President passed several hours at the De- partment of State to-day in conference with See- retary Evarts respecting selections of Assistant Commissioners to the Paris Exposition. It is their desire to make the selections at once,so that Congress may increase the number to one from each State, if they see ﬁt. The intention is to designate four agricultural experts. Of these, James Wilson, of Iowa, and Mr. Deyshert, of Il- lipois, have been chosen. 'rHE MONTGOMERY BLAIR MEMORIAL, representing a reopening of the Presidential question, is regarded by members of both parties here as a bid for the support of the ultra Demo- crats of Maryland for the Senatoi-ship. MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENTS. Ex-Mayor Joseph Brown and Capt. John Ho- gan, and Capt. Johnson, of Galena, arrived here to-day, in pursuance of the resolution of the St. Probable Demise of Mr. James Clem- ens, Jr.——Short Sketch of His Life. Within a few days or hours St. Louis will prob- ably lose another of her early settlers in the per- son of Mr. James Clemens, Jr. Over sixty years ago Mr. Clemens first came to St. Louis. For thirty years he was a successful merchant, inter- ested in the growth of our city, and last night he lay almost speechless, awaiting the end, an end not brought near by any speciﬁc ailment, but rather the last symptom of old ago. Dr. Papin, who attended him, gave it as his opinion that the old gentleman would hardly survive the night, be having taken no sustenance of any kindexcept stimulants for the last ten or twelve days. ‘Mr. James Clemens, Jr., was born October 29, 1791. at Danville, Ky. He was able to re- member the first payment of taxes in Danville in 1807, at a time when the State of Kentucky boasted but four counties. He left Danville in October, 1811, for Sparta, Tenn. , where he re- mained until April, 1815. Thence he _came to Ste. Genevieve, and so to .St. Louis, in April, 1816, where he has resided ever since. He was a. successful dry goods merchant , occupying a store at the corner of Main and Market stréets. In 1846 he retired from business and devoted himself to his personal affairs. He acquired much real estate, and leaves an honored memory to his many tenants. . In January, 1833, he married Eliza, daughter of John Mullanphy,by whom he had the six children now living, viz: James B. Clemens, Bryan Mul- lanphy Clemens, Mrs. C. J. Cates, Mrs. Ellen I. Clemens, Alice B.., who married a Colonel in the German army by the name of Von 'vei-ser, and Jeremiah W. Clemens, all of whom, except Mrs. Von Verser, now reside in St. Louis. The mother of these children died August 20, 1853. In 1859 Mr. Clemens moved to the present spacious family residence on Cass avenue, near Twent_v~first street, where he is now lying sick. the last sacraments at the hands of Father Flll~ ing, of Chicago. He was one of the oldest of our early citizens, could remember the time of the Pettes-Biddle duel, on which occasion Dr. Lynn held his watch on the ground. He had often rid- den horseback to New York to purchase goods, and could tell more about early St. Louis than almost any one of his living friends. He was once an Alderman, and was one of the Commis- sion appointed to locate the site of the present Post (mice, on Third and Olive. He was diiring all its existence the President of the_Irish Emi- grrant Snciety.- He was connected with the first has company and opened their books, and often boasted durin.<.r his old age that tee books were still kept on the system he inziugurated. In a word, he had seen St. Louis grow up, and in his death the city will lose one more of its oldest and most respected citizens. - THE DAIRYMEN. Second Day’s Proceedings of the Ameri- can Association. CLEVELAND, 0., January 9.—Second day of the thirteenth annual Convention of the Ameri- can Dairymcn’s Association. The Convention was called to order at 11 o'clock by President Cannon, of Ohio. The subject 0i.;“Bl‘a.ll(llng Oleomargarine” was discussed, and a resolution adopted requesting the Ohio Legislature to enact a law requiring manufacturers of olcomargarine to mark before sending it to market. Prof. C. G. Caldwell, of Cornell University, read a lengthy treatise on the ’1‘eniperature of the Dairy. At the afternoon session Hon. Harris Lewis, of Frankford, N. Y., delivered an address on “What; Lack I Yet.” .Prof. M. B. Batllam, of Painesville, 0., read a papcmentitled “Soils and Grasses for the Dairy. ’ ’ Prof. E. W. Stcwart,of the National Live Stock Journal, delivered an ad- dress on ‘ ‘Milk Production. ’ ’ At the evening session S.A. Farririgton, _of Pennsylvania, and Stephen Farm, of W iscnnsin, read papers on "Full Cream Cheese,’ ’ and Chas. W. Herr, of Wellington, on "Mixed System, or Butler and Cheese from the Same Milk.’ ’ Adjourned. ELECTRIC FLASHES. J . T. PETTIT was yesterday re-elected Presi- dent of the Memphis Cotton Exchange. tors, among whom were the Governor and State officers, and leading attorneys from various por- ital can legally be re - udge Anthony Thornton followed in -oral ar- gument, insisting that it was competent for the Legislature to erect such a system. the throwing together of two or more circuits was a. power conferred by the Constitution upon the Legislature, to be exercised whenever excess of work in the existing courts rendered necessary their relief by additional Judges; this new System affords the necessary relief to the judiciary of the State. It was a fair rule of construction that the presumption was in favor of the constitutionality of a law, and all doubts were in favor of the act; to decide an act unconstitutional it must be clearly so beyond a reasonable doubt. The Attorney General concluded the argument. which attracted a large attendance of specula- tions of the State. The Court took the case un- der advisement, but an early decision is expect- ed . . _ The case of the People vs. the Empire Fire In- surance Company, of Wheaton and Chicago, was orally argued on the reposition whether its cap- the Attorney General denying and Wm.H. Swift, of Chicago. for the company, afﬁrming. ,5 . Two or three less important cases were argued, 0 g and numerous formal orders entered. Pearce, of Quincy, and Joseph F. Sedgwick and John F. Sanders, of Sullivan, Moultrie County,’ were ﬁned $100 each, for circulating obsceneliter- ature and offering for sale devices to prevent conception. , John E. Grain, of Jackson County; Edward Tuckcrman, -of Gallatm; Richard Wilson, of Belleville Rock Road, and Jos. G._ Ewing, of Lincoln, were ﬁned forcrookedness in the liquor traflic. ' AN EXPLOSION AND A nizznic. Trial of the Automatic Fire Extin- _ - guisher. At 3:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon it was pro- side of Washington avenue. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. By permission of the Mu- nicipal Assembly, a frame building. twenty-four by fourteen, and twelve feet high, with a tower of thirty feet, had been constructed for the grand test. At the hour appointed there was a vast crowd on the spot to see the show. Among those present were Chief Sexton and his entire staff, 3 number of insurance men, several business men, and any number of idlers and gamins. The automatic fire extinguisher is a sort of bomb, ﬁlled with a gaseous material which is ‘in- tended to explode when thrown into a burning building. This explosion, it is proposed, shall put out the flames. Before the grand experiment, the manager tested the effect of the extinguisher on colors. Pieces of silk, ribbon, woolen goods, calico, many of them of delicate colors. were placed in the tower and the extinguishing gas was let loose. The trial was a success, as the articles came out apparently neither damaged nor soiled. _ , 'l‘hen came the ﬁnal test. the following sentie- men being selected as a committee: Sexton, Chief of the Fire Department; Col. Par- nmore, of the Cotton Compress Company; F. E. Udell, President of the Wooden and Willow-ware Comnany;J. A. Bartlett, President Board Fire ‘Underwriters; H. D. McLean, President Board Marine Underwriters, and C. T. Aubin,Sccretary St. Louis Board of Underwriters. The frame building was ﬁlled with shavings saturated with coal oil, naphtha and bcnzine, tar barrels, rosin barrels, dry pine, etc. Everything being ready, _ touched off the inﬂammable stuﬁ‘ and threw in his extinguisher. In a second there was an explo- sion, and the building proper was a burning wreck and ruin. Gentlemen standing near got pretty badly scorched. The Manager had hll whiskers, eye-brows and hair singed: Capt. Ev- ans, of the Salvage Corps, fared likewise; Thomas Bain, furniture car driver, ditto ;_ John F. Bower, a couple of Chief Sexton’s assistants and -everal others, ditto. The frame building and its contents burned up. The manager said it was aput-up job to defeat the results aimed at; that powder had been placed inside for that purpose. Chief Sexton and others said this was a mistake; that the Automatic Extinguisher was a good thing; it was used by his Department considerably, and taken to nearly every ﬁre, but there had been some fault in the test. _ The trial yesterday was a failui-e—-it came near being a ' ‘dead failure”——but the manager does . . . . . ' ' I ' .' ‘ - , N. Y. th f. '1 ' If th ld ﬁ- f not propose to give it up so and aiiother exhibi- Thc managmg editor of the GLOBE-DEMO- of the Sllver bl“, let us know It at Once and man’ than In the pageantry of 3 court or 'the utlllnost lmoéjenttll mlli only Wllthm dlttalzly ‘I1)l:il1t (iznvtellletionXlaVlIi,1'eRS£:§unif “the lmlpillfsviz. Jalterifkribbéfxyii. IIolt,’de:le::s uilne l)eatli(::i? ﬁndirggg. tion will probably soon be made. CRAT never said anything of the kind. He the ceremonies oflrovalty. But when his Itself’ ut a so In 6 a mnces cyan e ‘ is a““°““°°d° has quite enough to do to attend to his own duties, and he is somewhat famous for letting other pcople’s business alone. Mr. Dillon has fairly earned the good wishes of all his old associates, but he kiiows very well that success in journalism must be won and can not be willed. -We are desirous of seeing the evening newspaper business of St. Louis im- proved, and we welcome Mr. ‘Di11on’s enter- prise as a promise in that direction. The Dispatch should quit 0‘ snarling, and proceed to the business of making a better newspaper than the Post. A SINGULAR phase of the religious contro- versy which has been going on so long in Germany, in France and in Italy, has made its appearance in far-off Paraguay, where it is causing inﬁnite trouble among a million and a quarter of people. With the hope of bring- ing the dispute to a settlement, the republic has sent a special messenger to the Vatican, and not long ago he arrived in Italy. It ap- pears that the Bishopric of Assomption has ‘ for some time been vacant, and the Govern- ment are most anxious that the vacancy should be supplied by election from amen g the native clergy. To this request the Pope refused his assent; and then, to complicate matters still further, a certain priest named Maix Dro- cured his recognition as Bishop from the President without waiting for any appoint- ment at conﬁrmation from Rome. Nun- cio protested, but inélfectuallv. N 0W,Wh0W- be ready for it; if we are to cheat our public creditors in another way, by postpoiiiiig in- deﬁnitely the date of resumption, let us know that, too. Let us have something which will enable business men to forecast the near fu- ture, and to make their arrangements upon seine stronger basis than that of conjecture as to what Congress may do or may not do. There are other subjects of less general im- portance, but of equally pressing urgency in special cases, which ought to be determined speedily. A general revision of the tariﬁ‘, ‘ with a View to a general reduction, has been for years the vague talk of a certain class of pretended “reformers.” Its tendency has been to unsettle values, and to frighten mer- chants into close trading. No change in the tariff can be more disastrous than the con- stant threats of change. Anything like abso- lute free trade is, happily, quite as impos- sible as it is absurd, unless the Democrats are prepared, as perhaps they soon will be, for the repudiation of the National debt. But we are to have “revenue reform,” which when closely examined means only a little or a great deal of tariff tinkering. Well, if we must have it, let us have it as soon as pos- sible. Tlie internal revenue is to be tinkered with, too. There is a clamor for the repeal of the tax on tobacco; there is a clamor for the re-enactment of the income tax, and there is a clamorvmfdr all sorts of innovations. Undoubtedly the minds of Congressmen are already made up on allthese subjects, and undoubtedly no amount of debate or discus- presence was required to lend dignity to the occasion of a great state soleninity, he was never found wanting. At the great visit of Franz Joseph to Milan about two years ago, in the guise of a friend, the majesty and the hear- ing of the King were more imposing than those of the Austrian Kaiser who visited him, and to the great mass of his subjects who loved him he was always the Re Gallantuomo. And his career was an extraordinary one. At his birth, on the 14th of March, 1820, he was simply heir to the titles of his ancestor, Vic- tor Amadeus II, Duke of Savoy, who, at the peace of Utrecht, in 1713, received Sicily as part of his dominions, and afterwards, in 1720, exchanged it with Austria for Sardinia, and then became its titular King, with Turin as the capital of his continental possessions. - Victor was called to the throne by the abdica- tion of his father, Carlo Alberto,in March,1849. It was after the disastrous battle of Novara when the fortunes of the House of Savoy were at their lowest ebb; Radetzki had won signal triumphs, and the very existence of his king- dom seemed to depend almost ,entirely upon the good will of the Austrians. The terms of the necessary peace were hard, and the brave little realm seemed for a moment sunk for- ever. Carlo Alberto and his son had been heroes in a cause that was lost. Venice, which still held out under Daniel Mania, surrendered in the following August. -The Duchies of Modena, Patina and Tus- cany were restored. The most violent re- borders; and his son, Prince Umberto, who now, at the age of thirty-three, has already been proclaimed King in succession to his dead father, is a man who has the conﬁdence of the people, and will tread in his father’s footsteps. To one happy result it may pos- sibly indirectly contribute: It may be the means of so working upon the melancholy temperament of the Czar, who entertains all the ideas of Nicholas of the veneration due to the exaltation of the royal caste, that he may be inclined to be less rigorous in the terms to be imposed upon Tnrkey,_.and thereby hasten the conclusion of peace. A Leg and a Life. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Mluvsrianp, 0., January 9.-—Wil1iam Barnett, son of the widow Barnett, living near Lexington, in this county, while out hunting, Monday, fell and his gun was accidentally discharged, the load taking effect three inches above the knee joint, rendering amputation necessary. Three surgeons were called, who amputated the limb Monday night, and the young man was appar- ently getting along well until last night, when he died. Rﬂerson City Jottings. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., January 9.—Tlie Sn prcnie Court met to-day and adjourned without transacting any but routine business, The United States Circuit and District Courts have adjourned to the ﬁrs: Monday in February. The Citizens’ Beneﬁt Association, of St. Louis, has been incorporated. Bed-Rock Prices. Eastlake and Queen Anne bedroom suite, in great variety, from $45 upwards. Burrell, Coin stock & Co. . 402 and £04 North Fourth street. sippi River. They have taken rooms at No. 510 Thirteenth street, in this city, to which all communications should be addressed. 'I‘he'se gentlemen bring with them a memorial, which will be presented to Congress within a few days. The memorial asks Government aid to secure a depth of channel of ﬁve feet from St. Paul to St. Louis, eight feet thence to Cairo and ten feet thence to the mouth of the Mississippi. THE DISTILLERS PROTEST. Several leading Western distillers have arrived here to protest against any change in the tax on spirits. They state that such reduction would only be in the interests of small‘ distillcrs, com- pounders and rectiﬁers, and would involve serious loss to the revenue. WESTERN ARRIVALS. . W. L. Clarke, Louisville; Samuel Hayes, St. Louis; Col. John D. Adams, Arkansas; and James Lee, Jr., Memphis. The National Party. A CALL FOR A CONVENTION. TOLEDO. O. , January 9.-A call is issued for a National‘ Convention of the National party, to be held in this city on the 22d of February next. It .. reads as follows: ' ‘The undersigned, believing the present ﬁnancial policy of those in control of the Federal Government is destructive of the best interests of the people, and that if continued it will bring general ruin and unprecedented suf- fering-upon the industrial classes; and also be- lieving that thorough organization and unity of action may induce those in power to take such steps as will avert such calamitous results, call upon those, regardless of past political affiliation, who will unite for independent action to elect one delegate in each Congressional Dis- trict, and, afterwards, by proper authority to delegates for each State at large, to meet in National Convention in the city of Toledo on the 22d day of February, 1878, they to take such ac- tion as wisdom may dictate.” Upwards of 100 names are appended to the call, prominent among them dieing those of Wendell Philli I of Massachusetts. Peter Cooper of New York. es. NATHAN PORTER was buried at San Francisco yesterday with imposing ceremonies under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. V EDWIN C. FOSTER, a farmer, living near Bear Island, Cass County, 111., yesterday filed a peti- tion in voluntary bankruptcy. THE third session of the Third Parliament, Province of Ontario, opened yesterday. Lieut. Gov. McDonald delivered the speeclifroin the throne. ’ THE Providence, R. I. , Board of Trade elected Nelson W. Aldrich President, and referred the resolution on the silver question to a special coni- mitt-ee. THE Bank of California on Tuesday declared a dividend for the quarter ending December 31st, at the rate of 7 percent per annum. This is the ﬁrst dividend since the suspension. BALTIMORE and Ohio train No. 1 ran off the track at East Zanesville, Ohio. Yesterllily ID0111- ing, seriously injuring the-engineer, John Moore. and slightly wounding the fireman. SEVEN creditors of Francis Tomes & Co. , mili- tary goods importere, Maiden Lane, New York, have ﬁleda petition to have the ﬁrm dec».-.red bankrupt. Liabilities, $246,824; assets, 5124.741. FIRE l8 reported as raging in shaft No. 7 of the Pennsylvania Coal Company's mines, near Wilkesbarre. The miners Tuesday and Tues- day night were endeavoring to extinguish the ﬁames. COMMISSIONER STEADMAN has stayed proceed- ings for a few ‘days in the matter of the applica- tion for a Receiver for the Charter Oak Life In- surance Company, that the Directors may’ascer- tain if the eﬁbrts to save_tlie Company by scaling policies was likely to be successful. THE American Social Science Association yes- terday listened to the reading of a paper by Robt. P. Porter, of Chicago, on municipal indebted- ness. Rev. H. Wines, of Illinois, and Thomas Wentworth Bigginson, of Rhode Island. were ehiisen delegates to the Prison Congress at Stock- ho in. dandruff. and iiivigorates the action of the capil- laries in the highest degree. Tm: Evening Post is a compact four-page paper. l and every advertisement tells. BURNE’1‘T’S Cocoaine allays irritation, removes“ Zacli._J. Mitchell’s Case. The trial of Zach . J . Mitchell, attorney at law. on charges of unprofessional conduct’. preferred by members of the Bar Association,was laid over by Judge Wickh am , yesterday, to the 28th. The prosecutors are engaged in the Bowman trial,and it is thought in cv will get_ through in two or three weeks. The following is the list of “citizens of more than ordinary intelligence,” summoned as jurors in the Mitchell case: J. B. McCullagh, Dvlos R. Haynes, Robert Henry, Geo. W. Mence, John Kcnnard, H. P. Whyte, Austin Walsh, J. M. Polack. E01115- Bessehl, Ernest F. W. Meier, W. W. Ivory, James Ward, Wm. Stewart, Bernard _Kernan, Nelson Cole, J. C. Ewald, A. C. Travis, Isaac Stern, Thos. W. Brady, 0. H. Teichman, Clay- ton S. Fisher and Wm. H. Monks. Death of a St. Louisan at Denver. Mr. Herman Damhorst, an old resident of the city, ands. partner of H. Grone & Co., in the Clark Avenue Brewery, died of consumption, there for the beneﬁt of his health. Mr. Dam- horst’s remains will be brought to this city for interment, and are expected to arrive on Satur- day morning, when due notice of the funeral will be given. An Alleged Svvindler Going Home. fugitive from justice. _ business at Fort W orth and, it is charged, swind- othcr crooked mercantile papers. lug taken back under a requisition. inovos pimples on‘ the face. Trial boxes, 60 by mail. Dr. J. H. Helicon. :14 Chestnut. , Louis. , _ . . O The territo- - 5‘ rial limits of the circuits remained the same, and , In the United States Court to-day, John W. H. Clay ~ the manager of the exhibition ’ M. Thompson. Jos. yesterday morning, in Denver, Col., having gene 13. R. Elliott, a Texas Sheriff, last evening left for Fort Worth , having ‘in charge A. H. Maxfelt,a Maxfelt was in the lumber .7 led businessmen extensively with forged drafts and He was rested here by Detective Eggs and was last ever THAT tickling in the nose, stop it before it buy j comes catarrh, by Dr. J. H. McLean's Celebrate“. ed Catarrh Shun‘. It soothes and alloys irritant tica, it cures sores in the nose or skin. and ,1 5,. :' t. )N fr ,5 , . , l :: .‘fr.t," it ,~, It . . I 1 ix ‘ \.l' need to less than $150,000," Hi‘. I tr’ /‘wt ‘rr .... ‘ - ."l »Digging down, the remains of the murdered .Theii'pi-isoncrs were five in number, to wit: , CV81‘ , exhausted. and that an appeal to the San“Antonio 7.1---—* _ 5?; SATAN’ S LEGION. A Michigan Murder Case of Thrilling Interest. 0onaldsou’s Jealousy and the Crime Which it Led to. in Old Lady Killed in the Midst Of Her Family. The Cowardly Assassin Captured With His Throat Cut. Mexican Deviltry as Described by a Texas Ranger. A Missouri Mayor to be Impeached-—'I‘he Criminal Calendar. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. EAST SAGINAW. Mica, January 9.——0ne of the most thrilling murder cases in the annals of crime came before the Circuit Court in Midland 00111131‘. at the present January term. The name of the man who is charged with the awful crime of murder is John Donaldson, and his victim was his own wife. Donaldson is sixty years old, of medium stature, weighs about 150, dark complexion, hair tinged with gray, and has restless gray eyes. His wife, Em. me, was, at the time of her death.about forty-five years of age, rather prepossessing in personal appearance, and above the average intelligence. THE DONALDSONS located at Midland about fourteen years age. Donaldson obtained a living by doctoring and caring for horses, and other odd jobs. Being ad- dicted to strong drink, it is asserted that for some time previous to her death, Mrs. Donaldson was the main. stayof the family. A few months be. fore the tragedy she formed the acquaintance of one Charles Johnson, a widower, employed at the Findlater Hotel, and became very intimate with him. He was a constant visitor at her house. volatile wife naturally aroused the suspicious of Donaldson. and TROUBLE ENSUED, the result of which was that Mrs. Donaldson ap- plied for a divorce, and it was understood that as soon as it could be procured she was to marry Johnson. The divorce case was called up in the Circuit Court on September 4 last, and Mrs. Donaldson went ‘to the Court House, and there learned that he} husband had secured an adjournment. She returned to her home, and was followed by her husband. This was about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Donaldson was never seen again alive. Neighbors heard loud talk, and saw Donaldson go down town. Early in the evening IIE MET SHERIFF OSCAR and stated to him that he and his wife had quar- reled, and she had taken a revolver and gone to the WOOGS. threatening to kill herself. It seems that Johnson had been hanging around the house, and reported to the Marshal that some- thing was wrong at Donaldson’s. T-he Marshal visited Donaldson’s house about 9 in the evening, and found him lying on the stoop, but could not ﬁnd the Woman. Early on the following morning he again visited the house, but Donaldson was not at home. He examined the premises and found evidences of a violent struggle, and BLOOD-sTAiNs, on the wood work. He then closely examined the garden in the rear of the house, and found something resembling a grave, partially filled. Search was continued, and broken ground was discovered under a mass of rubbish. woman were dxposed. She had evidently been strangled, as her neck was blue and swollen while her tongue protruded. She had been thrown into this grave with her clothing just as she came from the Court House, An officer at once started down town and encountered Donald- son in front of the jail, TELLING THE SHERIFF his wife had not returned and he believed she had made away with herself. He was at once ar- ‘ rested and lodged in jail, and when searched a lance, such as is used in bleeding horses, was found wrapped in a piece of paper and concealed in his stocking, withuthe evident inference that he in- tended suicide in case of arrest. »The Coroner’s Jury concluded that Emma Donaldson came to her death from strangulation at the hands of some person unknown. Subsequently Donaldson made a partial confession to his brother-in-law, John D. Parker. ms STORY was in substance that he followed his wife home from the Court House and a quarrel ensued in reference to Johnson. She ordered him to leave the house and seized a broom as if to enforce the order. He said be seized her by the throat and choked her until she was dead. He could not remem- ber what he did with the body. the murder hav- ing been committed about 4. o’c1cck in the after- noon, and sometime in the afternoon he buried her. Public sentiment was so strong against Johnson that he has left town. Donaldson had an examination, and was HELD FOR TRIAL at the Circuit Court. The trial concluded to- day, the jury returning a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree. A Talk with a Texas Ranger. [From the San Antonio Express. 1 Our reporter yesterday took advantage of an opportunity for a brief interview with one of Capt. Hall’s rangers, Mr. A. S. McKay. “Mack” is an intelligent man, and has done much hard service in his line of duty throughout our western country. He frequently writes up his adventures, and furnishes his letters to the press, and there is no journal that would not be glad to print his interesting writings. He arrived in this city on Tliursday evening, accompanying his Captain and others of the company, who brought with them THE BRAZILL MURDERERS. Dave Augustine. Bill Meadows, Bill Cox, Jake Ryan and Jim Hester. They are charged with murdering one Dr. Brazill and his son George in Dewitt County last September a year ago. After a long and tedious of-, fort to reach a rcsult,Augustine and Hes- ter were acquitted during the early part of this week of being implicated in the murder of young Brnzill, and on account of the possibility of obtaining jurors who could qualify, the cases have been removed here for trial under change of venue. Mr. McKay states that the utmost inter- est is taken in the result of the charges against those men, who have an extensive relationsliip and many inﬂuential friends. Hundreds of per- sons attended their Il‘lal at Cuero. and on the day the case was argued the court-room was tlironged with ladies. The result of the trial of Augustine and Hester was a surprise to many, but they seem to have proved an alibi, and worked up other points through their counsel, which induced the jury to render a verdict of “not guilty. ” Pre- vious to their recent removal to Cuero, the five prisoners were conﬁned in the Austin Jail, Where they had lain for thirteen months. ' THE MEXICANS VERY OFFENSIVE. Mr. McKay says that the Mexicans in the Cor- pus Christi country are becoming very offensive to Americans. They seem to have caiisht up the Prevailing national spirit of hatred for the Grain- 90s. and insult and bully over Americans when- and wherever they ﬁnd opportunity. Throughout all the lower Nueces country the feeling is decidedly Mexican, and in consequence of this business has become greatly depressed. The people are beginning to feel unsettled, and merchants in small villages are afraid to re- plenish their stocks. None of the people seem to care to make investments. The Americans dread their Mexican enemies, and are forced to keep on a keen watch to protect themselves from falling prey to their treachery. _ THE R.\NGEi‘<:'s' ‘NEED MONEY. U903 mqlllrlng of Mr. McKay as to how the 1‘a!lgers were getting along on the short appropri- ation allotted to their support, our reporter learned that the cOmpany’s resources had all been i1l"0ad* Company had been made. The stock- inen s donation, what of it had been paid up to 99!) the boys in the ﬁeld, had all been used, and “mess Col. Andrews, on behalf of our railroad °°mP8n.V. stood up to _a previous promise to let “'5 Panxers have what money they needed in an The attentions he bestowed upon the faith in the railroad. Th P83’. do hard service. kil1et,h’¢.3ail? many privations knowledge. It is when their service (are rcceivlc small rsos an suffer I:’i(')l:icIi never come to public _ 5 range that they complain money is not forthcoming. S The Protection Life Crookedncss. peclal Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat, w:I(’)1;NG$Ei.g), ILL. . January 9.-Examiner asked I; b ‘ lo Insurance Department, to-day as a 9 "3 lewd. pending his trial in Chicago, Dpears from the following correspondence: SPRINGFIELD. ILL.. Januarv 9.-Hon. T. B. 11i¢]3i€c<1"188. Auditor P. A.: DEAR SIR-—_In order to counts youi office from any imputations on no- Cook 6) my indictment by the Grand Jury of -the! 911013. for co_nspiracy with the officers of t _atc Piotect-ion Life Insurance Company, and 0_ lrlvc me op_Dortunity to meet and disprove what- ever accusation may be brought, I would respect. fully request to be relieved from duty as Chief Clerk of the Insurance Deparment until I shall be acquitted of this false and groundless charge. V cry respectfully, ROB’T M. Woops. STATE OF ILLINOIS, AUDITOR'S OFFICE, SPRINGFIELD, ILL. , January 9, l878.—-Maj. R.M. Woods: DEAR SI_R—Your request to be relieved from duty as _Chicf Clerk of the Insurance De- partment until you shall be acquitted of the charges preferred against you by indictment, is granted for the reasons assigned by you. I be- lieve your examination and report of the affairs of the company to have been honestly made. and I confidently look for your acquittal as soon as the case can be reached. Truly yours, T. 15. Nnnnnns, Auditor. Arrested for Seduction. Special Dis patch to the Globe-Democrat: RICHMOND. VA., January 9.-—A sensation was created here _to-day by the arrest of J. C. Reese. a young man of high standing, on the charge of seducing Miss E. S. Weldmeyer, under a prom- ise of marriage. The case was before the Police Justice to-day and continued to Saturday. Reese is the son of the celebrated photographer here, and his victim is a lady of good connections and hitherto virtuous reputation. She is only sixteen years Old. and very beautiful. In Court gage Iva: muclti ovkercome, 811 o ier feelings in deep sobs. flhe seducer was committed to 13.11. This_ is the first seduction case that has gurned up in Courthin Richmond for about a year, nt there have recently been several sad scandals in high life. AN ELOPEMENT. _ - thRicht1nond society _is__ agitated to-day over ﬁe e opement of Willie Stokes, of the hi!“ Of A_. Y. Stokes & Company, with .iss Susie _Brown. The runaways gore married this afternoon at Weldon, North ‘}1‘011I1a.t116 Gretna Green of the South. and will return to this city immediatelv. Mr. Stokes iinclblviiss Brown moved in different social circles,- ie eiiig wealthy and aswell. while she is poor and plain. The old Siokeses are very W10th)'. ‘Effort to Impeach a Mayor. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LOUISIANA, M0., January 9.—-Second to the excitement caused by the Murphyites is the crookodness developed in the city government by an investigating committee of the City Council, whose report is just made public. At a meeting of the Council last week a committee--consisting of Dr. G. L. Brally, F. Fisliell and F. C. Haley- were appointed to examine into the city warrant business, and report to the Council this week. The committee found that a number of warrants had been issued without authority of the Coun- cil, and wound up their report with a recom- mendation that the City Clerk (Fred, A. Suthen) be removed, and thatMayor William Parker be impeached. __Accoi-dingly Clerk Suthen was re- moved last night, and W. F. Suda elected in his stead. Articles of impeachment are being pre- pai-edagainst the Mayor. who, however, is quite‘ sanguine of clearing his skirts. Special Dispatcr to the Globe-Democrat. MANCHESTER, 0., January 9.-—-Anothcr,gespe- rate ﬁght with the notorious Underwoods is re- ported. It appears that two of the Undcrwoods and a brother-in-law had been stealing horses in the country, and on yesterday it was -understood that the Unclerwoods were making for Concord, intending to embark. on the steamer 'Ielegraph. Last _ night the Sheriff‘ and Deputy Sheriff’, ' and a posse went after them, overtaking them, near Concord, Ixy. _A demand of surrender was made b the Sheriff‘. It was refused, and a ‘sharp batt e en- sued, when De uty Sheriff Ruggles was instantly killed, the bal entering his neck, cutting the jugular vein. The two Underwoods were both wounded and captured. It is reported to-night that one of the Underwoods is dying. It is strongly believed that they will be lynched to- night. Pei-jured Witnesses. NEW ORLEANS, January 9.—-The information ﬁled in the United States Court by District At- toruey Lacey against Loud, charged with stuﬂfing ballot-boxes in the Third Congressional District, was tried to-day. The prosecution broke down, and the United States -District Attorney requested permission of the Court to enter a riollc prosequi. It is claimed by Acklen's friends that the indict- ment against Loud was secured through certain inﬂuences to delay action in the Acklen-Darrall contest in Congress. They believe the disposi- tion of this case will hasten a decision favorable to Acklen by a. Congressional Committee. understood the State authorities will now take proceedings against 1)arrall’s witnesses for per- jury. . A Cowardly Murder. DOVER, N. H. , January9.-—Mrs. Marian Berry, of New Durham, a highly respectable widow, aged sixty-ﬁve years, was shot and instantly killed this afternoon, in the presence of her fain- ily, by John L. Pinkham, who had been em- ployed by her to do some chopping, and for the payment of which there had been some dispute. Pinkham entered with a double-barreled shot- gun in his hand, and, alter a few words, sud- denly shot Mrs. Berry through the head and ﬂed. road with his throat cut-—it is thought not fatally. He is supposed to have been under the inﬂuence of liquor. Deadwood Deviltry. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DEADWOOD, D. T., January 9.—-A report reached town to-day that a ‘band of six hundred Indians are camped on Crow creek, forty-ﬁve miles from this place. One ranchman near there has lost eight head of stock, which the Indians. re- ceive the credit for stealing. Col. Evans, in com- mand at Spearﬁsh, has started for Crow creek wiltlh two companies of the cavalry from Spearﬁsh va ey. . The miners in the Homesl:-ake Mine No. 2 all surrendered to Sherifl‘ Manning to-clay, who de- serves credit for the coolness. courage and judg- ment lie displayed in so promptly making these arrests, in the face of the deﬁance of the inmates of the mines. . Foul Play Suspected. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. S ASHLAND, OHIO, January 9.-The body of John Fulmer was disinterred yesterday, by the instiga- tion of his brothers,on the ground of havingbeen poisoned by his wife, to whom he had been married about three years. He was a very high- ly respected farmer, living in Orange Township, in this county, and had been dead three weeks. Seventeen physicians from this and a(lJO1lllIlg' townships were present at the cemetery 111101‘- ange when the remains were taken up_. {lhcy could determine on nothing then, and his stom- ach was taken out and brought here, where an analysis will be field to-morrow, and additional facts will be brought out. ‘ No arrests have been made yet, Stabbed Six Times. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. ' CHARLESTON, ILL,., January 9.—A horrible stabbing affray occurred in the country a few miles from here last evening. Jno. Ingalls, aged sixty, an old citizen and farmer, generally peace- able. but passionate when aroused, fatally wounded James Cox, a young man of twenty- oue, stabbing him ﬁve times in the back and once in the stomach. I-Iis recovery is impossible. The old man, though pursued by otlicers. can not be found. The trouble grew out of a neighborhood quarrel. ‘ i Under Arrest at Tuscola. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. '.l‘UscOLA, ILL., January 9.——John E. Long, a cattle dealer, recently purchased several lots of cattlein this vicinity, giving checks on a bank at Homer. The parties telegraphed the bank and were assured the checks were good. Long 8111186- quentlv sold the cattle. and before the checks were presented the bank closed. Lona W35 M‘ rested, and is now in jail here. The banker has also been arrested. A Cool Murderer. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. - KANSAS cmz, Mo.. January 9-—A young ma}! named Ollie Fowler, who committed a murder in Pike County, Ill. . on the 31st of December, 1877, . - . ' ' ‘ t night. He takes ?l11lisi§6nOelfltt£:’5de£lSlil¥1ll.Slldcgge8?l§I. yet know that the man he stabbed is dead. He will be held until the sheriﬁ‘ of Pike county arrives- Veimont Agitated.‘ BARNET V'I‘., January 9.—Caledonia County is greauy excited over the recent discovery that 30,, J D “Abbott, who was entrusted with a °‘“I’tei16y. Why there was no hope. But there is I large estate, and who enjoyed---the utmost conﬁ- and frequently ‘ The Notorious Undervvoods Captured. """""'" "”" ~—-,_.-._ .......... . dence of the community is a defaultcr In man . 9 o y thousand dollars. Immediately upon his ex- Dosuro be t - - ' -- 1‘ “ thongs‘g5:3‘3§ﬁ(ldi:hllClLlG, taking poison, and A Belle of Lynch Law. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. ‘BURLINGTON, Ia., Jan. 9.-—'1‘hls afternoon at2 0 Clock a report was brought to town that an un- known man had been found dead hanging to a tfee near_I’a\ttei-son Station, five miles south of ‘"9 city; ‘Ibo coroner and City Marshal have gone to investigate the case. Disgraced and Dead. NASIIVILLE. January 9.—A Shelbyvillc special to the American says that Tom Connolly, an ex- llolicemzm of that place, committed suicide this morning, under the accusation that he had sto- len a vulise and clothing which were found in his house._ His liavlni: killed a than some time ago is also said to have weighed heavily upon his mind. Rlotous Shocmakers. BOSTON, January 9.--The strike of the Crisplns at Lynn is extending. A large force of police was necessary yesterday to protect non-unionists froin assault. Several of the mob were arrested. ’lhe manufacturers declare the action of the Board of Arbitration in ordering a strike at the Docks Conipany’s shops arbitrary and unjust. After Owney. NEW YORK, January 9.—-The notorious Owney Geogcliagen is hiding from the police to escape the consequence of shooting in his groggery, 18-St nicht. a man known as James Morton, and gigs several aliases. Morton's wounds are scri- Held for Trial. READING. I’A., January 9.—-The habeas corpus case of E. P. Boas, Cashier of the Reading Sav- ings Bank, is determined. The. Court decided tliat'there was sufficient evidence to sustain the charge, and Boas was held in his former recogni- zance, $25,000. Killed by a Farmer. INDIANAPOLIS. INi).. January 9.——A young man. twenty-one years old, named James Cox, living near Charleston, 111.. was killed in a quar- rel last night by John Ingrain, _sixty years old. Both parties are farmers and neighbors. The O’Nei1l Murder. Specia1Dispatcli to the Globe-Democrat. SPR1NG1“1EI-D. ILL. , January 9.-The Governor to-day ollcred $200 reward for the arrest of the murderer of Jim O’Neill, the Chicago and Alton engineer, at Bloomington, December 27. Sent for Two Years. ‘WASHINGTON, January 9.—Frederick R. Good- ricli,who admitted forging the names of employee ‘ in the Interior Department to the pay-roll, has been sentenced to two years’ imprisonment. Wetmore. NEW YORK, January 9.—Theodore R. Wet- .more,the convicted Vice President of the Security Insurance Company, has been sentenced to one year in the Penitentiary and $250 fine, the full ‘penalty. , . THE VVEATHER. .—_...—........_.. Daily Bulletin. WAR DEP_"I‘, SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A.,' ST. LOUIS, January 9,.1878—-_-10:07 p. m. It is " He was soon after found half a mile down the I Bar. Ther. Weather. Illeeoeeoceooeeooo llloeeeooeeooeo Ulllclllllatl, 00000 000000 Davenport, 29.72 38 Lt. Rain. Denver, Col............ 30.05 26 Clear. Indianapolis, Ind...... 29.84 42 '.l‘lireat’g. _ Ia...“--.‘...... La Crosse, Wis........ 29.60 38 Lt. Snow. Leavenworth, Kan.... 29.87 41 Fair. Iiygeeoe coco V Memphis, Tenn........ 30.03 37 Clear. Nashville, Tenn.;....... 29.98 39 Cloudy. New Orleans, La....... 30.05 50 Clear. Omaha, 29.88 30 Cloudy. Pittsburg, Pa...... .... 30.02 -10 Lt. Rain. Salt Lake City, U. '1‘... 30.11 37 - Clear. San Francisco, Cal_..... 30.01 5'1 ,. Cloudy. Santa Fe, N. ‘M.. ...... 29.88 32 Clear. Shreveport, La......... 30.13 I 47 Clear. Slit Blaooeoooeioeo St. Paul, Minn......... 29 65 . 33- Cloudy. Vicksburg, Miss........ 0.08 48 Clear. Virginia City, Mon..... 29.70 28 Clear. Yankton, D. 30.03 24 Cloudy. (:‘rllJ$O1'l..u.u...o¢ Dodge City............. 29.90 31 Clear. Sacramento...... 30.00 51 Tlireat’g. Winneniucca....... . 29.92 40 Fair. Boise City......‘........ 29.95 52 Clear. - P100116..........u...._.. 38 Clear. Probabilities. - WASHINGTON. D. 0., January 10, 1 a. m.-—In- dications for Thursday: In the South Atlantic States, northeast back to cooler northwest wind, falling barometer, cloudy and rainy weather will prevail. . For the Gulf States, northwest to southwest winds, warmer clear weather and falling barometer, possibly followed in the interior of Texas by cold northwest winds and rising barometer. Poi‘ Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer southwest winds. cloudy and possibly rainy weather, with falling barom- eter. For the Upper Mississippi Valley and Lower Missouri Valley, cooler northwest winds, rising barometer, clear or partly cloudy weather. For the Upper Lake region, southerly veer to weéterly winds, cooler, cloudy weather with . rain or snow, and falling, followed by rising barometer. For the Lower Lake region falling barometer, stationary or higher temperature. south and west Winds, cloudy weather, with rain or show. For tlie Middle States and New England. northeast to southeast winds, falling barometer, cloudy and rainy weather, stationary temperature. The rivers will change, but little except a rise in the Savannah, Upper Ohio, Cumberland and Tennessee; tem- perature will continue above freezing in the canal regions of Maryland and Virginia. Caution- ary signals are Ordered for Smitliville, Wilming- ton, Cape Lookout. Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk, Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat and Sandy Hook. . The Davenport Board of Trade. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DAVENPORT. IA., January 9.——-The annual meeting of the Board of Trade resulted inthe elecion of the following ofﬁcers for the ensuing year: President, F. H. Hancock;--Vice Presi- dents, Robert Krause and Tiles. Scott; Secretary, N. C. l‘«iartin; Directors, J. Ruch, B. 13 Boat- right, Thos. Scott, L. B. Brown, G. Krack and F. Melchert. - The Produce Protective Union. TITUSVILLE, PA., January 9.-—Tlie Producers’ Protective Union is holding its fourth Council in this city. The proceedings of the meeting are, as usual, strictly private. It is stated, upon au- thority, this evening, that the Union is unani- mously in favor of the sea-board pipe project, and that subscriptions are now being received to carry the enterprise into effect. There is a large and car nest representation of producers present. A Skate_r’s Fate. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. - PARKERSBURG. W. VA., January 9.-Eddie Broadt, aged seventeen. broke through the ice while skating on the Kunawha River, near this place, to-day, and was drowned. ‘A Smash-Up at Goshen. special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. GOSIIEN, IND., January 9.-1‘. E. Casey & Co., boot and shoe dealcrs,of Ligonicr,Ind., made an assignment yesterday to M. J. Beck, of this city. Liabilities, $4,500; assets, $1,500. Notice. HE SECOND NATIONAL BANK of St. Louis. located at St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, 1S closing up its affairs. All note-holders and other creditors of said association are therefore hereby notiﬁed to preseijnt the notets and other claims against the association or ayinen . D C. S. CHARLOT, Cashier. St. Louis, January 9. 1878. ‘ Essie.dsi12’51visrWvtvi @hws5an”dlhrsina1 3’i“1‘W 10.1873- CARRIAGES ,,AT REDUCED RATES. I)Al't’l‘1ES desiring to hire first-class, square H011! Landau carrlal-(cs, can obtain the same at the following rates. vlz.: FUNEIIALS to any of the Cemeteries...84 00 Party or theater calls. usual privileges (lim- its-Salisbury street, Grand avenue, Arsenal 8t«reeI})..o......-on..............o...o-0.. o u o u - ~ CID! Shopping or calling, first hour, 81 50. each suc- cecdlngliour........ ....... ..... .. 100 Hearse, full triinuied. to any of the come- teriestlttttﬁﬂvlt D C I I I C C IQQQOIIOII O I I 0 I I Q I i 0 O law LOUIS C- IBCIE-JCLEI, St. Louis Stables. 610 mid 612 N. Eleventh st. 7 JIIIAIIIHEIEIO). HOFFIWAN -—-JUS'I‘US —- On \Vodiiosday evening. January 9. l 8. by the Rev. J. E. Godboy. at the Methodist Cliurcli.cOrnor of Eiizhtli and \Vashln.£'l01l avenue. Capt. (loo. lloffman, Of_.l‘l8St St. Louis, 111.. to Miss Laura M. Justus, of St. Louis. Mo. Keokuk, Cincinnati and Covlngton paper: please COD)’. ﬁnial). WUI.F—.Taniiary 9. 1878. after a lingering illness. Mrs. Carolina Wulf, widow of the late John 0. Wulf. aged 5-1 years and 9 months. Funeral will take place Thursday afternoon, at 1:30 p. m., from her late residence, southeast corner- Elglifli and Biddle. to St. Joseph‘s Cliurch,froin thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Death’s Doings. Annexed is a list of the burial permits issued ves- terday by the Health Coinnilssloncr: Name, and Cause of Death. A2‘P.- Nativity’. I4‘. Ilardaway, consumption..28 years..Unlted States. Sallie Scott, arnasurca ..... .. 1 year...United States. Ferd Falkenburg, plcui-itis.. 1 ycar...United States. Anna M. Miller, lurdOsls..... 1 year...Unitcd States. Henry C. BI‘ClllC11,dlDllIl1e1‘l8. 4 years. .Unitcd States. Ivfarg A. Ilcnly.p.pulino.....39 ye:u's..Iliilfed States. Francis 1*]. Fucz,lai‘_vngitis... 8 years..Uiiited States. Belle Samson, pncu11ionia.... 2 ycars..United States. Rosa Eder. peritonitis ...... . .14 years. .Gcrins.ny. Sarah B. Ilauinill. dropsy....82 years..Unlt.ed States. .::4 LEGGAT & BUTLER, Maniifacturors. SOCIETY NOTICES. REGULAR ineeting of Naphtali Lodge NO. 25 A. F. & A. LL, will be held this Tliursday) evening, at 7}»; o’clock, at Masonic Iall. ' Vork in the E. A. degree. Members and, visitors are frateriiallv invited. By order of the -W. M. J. T. MCCOY. Sec°y. ‘ EACON LODGE. NO. 3. A. F. and A. M._,~ will hold a regular cominuuicatioii this ('l‘liurso'ay) evening, at7:30 O’clock, at their hall, corner Broadway and Benton street. invited. By order of Visiting brethren fiateriial Frank A. Fitzpatrick. "W. M. A F. H. VVELLMEYER. Secretary. IRE - \VA}tI)EN —Aiimial irieetliig '1‘liursday , evening. Janu'ary 10, 1878, at 7:30 O’clocl«:. at I-Icadquarters Fire Department. Every in ember must be present. I). J. MANGE, Secretary. ~___vF I N ANCiAL.w__________ MONEY. ONEY to loan on collal oral scciiifity by I’. F. K]€)L.lCli.El{ K: CO... 305 Olive. MONEY TC LOAN. ‘WE HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT TO LOAN. on « city property, at lowest rates. FOUR- PER CENT GOVERNMENT BONDS, Coupon and Registered, for sale. ' GOLD STOCKS 8:: EOIJIDS , Bought and Sold. INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALTY. MATTHEVVS & W11 ITAKER, Chamber of Commerce Building, Corner Third and Pine. Ei..Ec1'i‘oN NOTICES. ELECTI()N NOTICE--GERMAN AMERICAN BANK, St. Louis, December 31, 1877.--’1‘he regular an- nual election for tliirteeii Directors of this Bank will be held Monday, J arfuary 1.4. l ‘ Polls open from 10 8.8. 9.. In. to 3 m. . E. A. NIEY SENBURG, Cashier. LECTION ‘NC'I‘ICE——Mullanpliy Savings Bank. . January 3. 1878. The regular annual election for thirteen Directors of this bank will be held on Thurs- day. Jauuary 17. at the banking rooms, between the hours of 10 a. in. and 3 p.&i. L. . KAMMERER, Cashier. LECTION NOTICE—T1ie Valley National Bank, St. Louis, December 22,1877.——T1ie regular an- nual election for twenty-one Directors of this Bank will beheld on Tuesday.’ January‘ 22. 1878. at the banking rooms. Pollsopen from 12 O’clock in. until 2 o’clock p. m. J. A. J. ADERTON, President. ELECTI()N NOTICE-BRoAI)WAY SAVINGS BANK, St. Louis, January 2, 1878.--’I‘lie regnilar annual election for thirteen (13) Directors of this Bank, to serve the present year, will be held on Monday, the .14thinst.. at the banking rooms. Polls open from 10 o’clock a. in. until 3 o’clock 1). I11. . J . PHILIP KI-IIEGER. JR., Secretary. ELECTION NOTICE—-Notice to Sto'ckliO1dcrs- Boatmen’s Saving Bank. St. Louis, January 5, 1878.-An election for eleven Directors of this bank for the ensuing year will be held atlhe banking house on Monday, the 14th inst., between the hours of 10 o’clock a. in. and 2o’clock m. WM. I. THOMSON, Cashier. ELECTION NOTICE—-Oﬁice St. Louis Co-Opera- tive Building Association-—A meeting of stock- holders. for the election of nine Directors to serve during the ensuing year, will be held on Monday, 14th inst., at the office of the Association. between the hours of 10 11.111‘. and 4 p.m. ‘ GEO. O. KALB, Secretary. LECTION -NOTICE--.BOatmen‘s Insurance and I '1‘i'ust.C0mpany, 314 N ’1‘fiirdst.reet, St. Louis. January 7, l878.——’1‘lie animal election for nine Direc- tors of this company will be held at the Oﬂice of the g.OlIlpil;1}', otn l2V[()_,l‘l(1Ia._V1£ January 14. 3.878. Polls open rein in. 0 0 coc .'m. RV. C. BUTLER, Secretary. LECTION NOTICE-—Mercantile Library. St. of oﬂicers and directors for the St. Louis‘ Mercantile Library Association, will be held in the Directors’ Room, Mercaiitile Library Hall. on Tuesday, Januaryl5, 1878. Polls 0 on at 12 o’clock in. and close M91). in. V. L. SCOTT, * Recording Secretary. ELECTION NOTICE-Office of the St. Louis Agri- cultural and Mechanical Association, 609 Locust street. St. Louis. January 5, 1878-.--A meeting of the stockholders for the election of seventeen Directors to serve during the ensuing year, will be held at the Oﬂice of the Association next Saturday. the 12th inst. , between the hours of 10 o”clock a. in. and 1 o’clock p. in. G. O. KALB, Secretary. LECTION NO'I‘ICE-—Oflice Keokuk Nortlierii Linc Packet Company, St.Louis. January 5. l878.—’I‘lie annual meetiiig of stockholders of the Keokuk North- ern Line Packet Companywillbe held at the Coin- pany’s ofﬁce,on Wednesday, January 16, at 10 o”c1ock a. m.. for the purpose of electing nine Directors to serve for the ensuing twelve months. A F. L. JOHN STON, Secretary. LECTION NOTICE-—Oll‘ice of Vvasliington Mu- tual Fire Insurance Company, northeast corner of Second and Market streets. St. Louis. Mo.. Janu- ar 5, l878.——The annual meeting of the members of this Company, and the election of three Directors. will be held at the Office of the Company on Monday, the 14th day of January, 1878. at10 o‘clock a. in. Polls will be closed at 1 o’ciock p. 111, Notice is also hereby given that at said meeting. at 10 o’clock a. in. , the question will be submitted lo the members whether this Company shall issue "short term policies,” 1. e. ,...policies for a term less than six years. on payment of cash premium, agreeably to the provisions of an act passed by the General As- sembly of the State of Missouri, entitled “An act to amend an act for the i1_icorpoi'ation of Insurance Companies other‘ than Life Insurance Companies, etc., approved March 4, 1869, and amended and ap- proved by the General Assembly March 15, 1877. ” By order of the Board. EDVV. BREITEN STEIN , Secretary. I!&vﬂ~‘n' ~ .. .._..._...,.........‘,.-.- W‘ Services will be held in St. Marl:’s En- glish Lutheran Church, Twenty-seventh and Wash streets, Rev. M. RHODES, pastor, every evening this week, except Saturday. All are welcome. ESTABLISHED 1845. GENERAL COIIIMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 944 Bi.'Oa.«l.way. Warehoiise. 94.1. 9-13 and 945 Collins Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. Special attention given to the sale of Poultry,G~ame, Hides. Furs. Etc. WHERE being a failure to elect a President at the rj. annual election for oﬂicers of the Exchange held this day, notice is hereby given that, in accordance with the rules. another election for President will take place on '1‘l1ui-sday. J auuary 10. at the same time and place. Polls open from 10 a._m. to 3 p. in. JNO. A. SCUDDER, President. GEO. H. MORGAN. Secretary. St. Louis, January 9, 1878. "W I StOCIiI10l(ICl’S’. Meeting. MEETING of the stockholders of the Boatmen’s Insurance and Trust Company of St. Louis, Mo., will be—lie1d at the office of the company. No; 314 N- Third street, on the 14th day of January. 1843. at 1 o‘clOckp. m., for the purpose of deciding wlietlier said corporation will decline to do furthcir business and proceed to distribute the assets to stockholders, t -. tl f such other business as may ’,;§,‘,‘},f,°,§,t,t.‘,‘§-e lift??? on 0 W. O. BUTLER. St. Louis, January 7, 1878. Secretary; _________________ CARD——Tlie Automatic Fire Extinguisher Com- any state that their building was blown up yes- . . liscreant. , teAdsailn?l};i:(el£ﬁillitioii to that we offered was given cessfully in Brooklyn, N . Y., Dec. 18. and fre- wc ntl elsewhere. Ours should have been equally qugcesgful We propose to show the public that we ﬂu e the best Fire Extinguisher in the world in the ,2}, future, and ask the public to await our next ex- l IVIerchu.iits’Exc1iaiige of St.Louis. ' 0AK LAWN RETREAT, FOR TIEIE INSANE- ACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Fcunrled 1872. Special inducements for nervous invalids needing re- tirement, assiduous attention, and most agreeable surroundings. Under supc-rlntendence of _ . AND ' MCFAIILAND. M. 1)., Au T. 1:9 DIES. HEN RY W()0D’S GR.EA_'_I‘ NOVEL, AST LYNNE, is given away with NO. 532 of “The Fireside Crompanion.” “The .\r.l_vsteri«-s of Paris," by Eugene Sue, will be given free to every reader Of 535 of the same paper. Other popular nov- els will be given to subscribers for 1878. “The Fire- side Cornpanion” is for sale by all newsdealers. Price. 6 ceiits per copy. Subscription price, three dollars per year; two copies for ﬁve dollars; nine copies for twenty dollars. Address GEORGE MUNRO,-17 to 27 Vandewater st., N. Y. TARIAR INDIEN (Uiiiversally Prescribed by the - Facult )—--A Laxative, Refreshing and Medi- cated Fruit - ozense, for the l mediate relief and ef- fectual cure of Constipation, Headache. Bile.I—Iemor- rhoids_. etc. Tamar (unlilte pills and the usual purga- tives)is agreeable to take, and never produces irrita- [ tion. E. GRILLON, ‘)7 Rue Rambuteau. Paris. Sold by all chemists. Louis, January 7. l878.—The annual elcctibn. Are Direct Importers of above Goods, and have aLarge Stock on hand, and are determined not to be undersold. Remember the Number, 312 NORTH FIFTH STREET. . ... —... .. .......—-..-...—................~... W u FRSTWHINDS” [il1i1la,G ass all Uuunswau. By So Doing You Will Save a Large Proﬁt- Campen, Peterson 84 Co. No- 812 NORTH SE-"I'£-‘TIE-I S"I‘.., FOR __._....___....__...._...._....-_.:—-rl OFFICIAL s‘rA‘iEuENi Of the Financial Condition of the Mechanics’ Bank At St. Louis. State of Missouri. at the close of business on the ’1‘wenty-ninth day Of I December. 1877. BESO URGES. Loans undoubtedly good on personal or collateral security. ....... 532.227 75 Overdrafts by solvent customers, .... 3,163 49 Warsaw Branch assets at their present es- timated value ($47,381 27) original value. 142,142 62 Kansas City Branch assets at their present estimated value ($64,500 00)original value 76.253 16 Due from other banks,;r0od on sight draft. 96,224 02 Real estate, at ‘present cash market value ($35,000 00) o_rigna.l value................... 45.69118 Suspended and doubtful debts.............. 42-76? 93 Checks and other cash items. . . ......... . .. . 16.730 95 Bills of National Banks and legal tender ‘U. S.n0tes .......... 133.980 45 Expenses now duc..... ..... . . . . 13.066 03 Silver and other fractional coin and our- rency .......................... 2.52140 Exchange maturing and matured. . .. .. . 90.952 (:8 ...............$1.195.716 11 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. .. ............. .... . .$ 659,400 00 Surplus funds on hand $58,700 00, and profits $47,933 30 ............. 106,633 30 Undividcd declared dividends .......... 3.387 50 Deposits subject to draft at sight ........ . .. 388.356 95 Deposits subject to drafts at given datcs.. 17.455 87 Due other banks and bankers............... 29.48‘-2 49 -.—_.._:_...-—.—..— T0ta41|....I...Q.jOOIIICOOCIICIIIO..IICOI“$1,195,716 I State of Missouri, City ofzst. Loui_s. We. Oliver Garrison. Presidoiit. and GeOr;.§e '1‘. Ilulse. Casliicr, of said bank. and each of us. do solemnly swear that the above. statement is true, to the best of our knowl- edge and belief. , ~ _ _ (). GARRISON. Preside_.nt. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ninlli day of January, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy- ei lit. E./\/~ Vvitness my hand and notarial seal hereto SEAL affixed, at Ofﬂce.- in St._ Louis.’ the date ' «V» last.~iforesaici. (Commissioned and qualified for a term exp_iriiig' April 29. 1881.) THUS. H. CARPEIN TER, Notary Public. Correct-Attest: OLIVER A. HART, E. N. LEFD . .. gllircctors. D_. K. FERGUSON. V Report of the Condition of the Fourth National Bank, at St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, at the Close of Business on De- ceinber 28, 1877. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts..... ...... ..............$1,662.4-13 40 Overdrafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.334 58 U. S. bonds to secure circulation .... 200.000 00 {Ia So l18.IId.... u_ - - - n o A o e O o a o eooooooO 00 Other stocks, bonds and mortgages. 310.208 00 Due from approved reserve agcnts........ 419.186 87 Due from other National Baiiks. . . 114.849 00 Due from State Banks and bankers 2.258 23 Real estate, furniture and fixtures ..... 13,778 16- Current expenses and taxes paid .... ....... 4.418 63 l’i'emii1ms paid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 12.780 63 Checks and other cash iteins................ 1.384 2 Exclianges for Clearing HOuse............. 211.020 75 Bills of other National .Banks ............ 36.344 00 Fractional. currency (including nickels)... 1.016 04 Specie (ll'1('.lll(Zlll‘t_:'.!,‘ gold Treasury nOtes).... 17.103 00 Legal tender notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 465,000 00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation).................... 9.000 00 TOtaI1IOOIDIQIIOOI‘QlO '00004000IIOCIOOOIOI$3,497,86‘ LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in.._. ........... ...........$ 200.000 00 Surplus fund and contingent fund.......... 300.000 00 Other uiidivilled profits . . . . . . . . . 26,88» 84 National Bani: notes Outstaiiding'.......... 180.000 00 Dividends unpaid . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 00 Ill(llV1(ll1tl.l deposits sub3oct to check. . 847.210 49 Demand certificates of dcposit3.. ..... .647 Time certiﬁcates of deposits” ........ 670.912 59 Certified checks ...................... 10.897 81 Due to other National Banks . . . . . . . . 197.638 90 Due to State Banks and bankers and cor- poratiOns................. ....... 1.0-16,563 72 Totsi...........................'.............$3,497,865 49 State of Missouri, County of St. Louis, ss.: I, Fredk. \V. Blebinfzcr, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. to the best of my knowledge and belief. {Signed} . I F. W. BIEBING-ER, Cashier. ' Subscribed and sworn to before me this Stli day of January, 1878. F-E1t=‘ DIEH iii. - Notary Public. Correct--Attest: » ' ‘ ARNOLD I-IUSSMANN. C. L. BUS(.lHMANN, §Direcfors. CHRISTIAN PEPER, Lu III—Bll‘tlltl’ll I , Fifth, Sixth and Chestnut 8ts., ST- LOUIS- It. HIRE The undcyrsigned has taken the managemeixt of the above hotel, and will be pleased to sceliis friends and the general traveling public. He has eiigagecl a first-class corps of assistants, cooks. etc., and is prepared to su ly superior ac- gopimodations, service and inealsglz) very moderate a cs. FULL BOARD, with well furnislied rooms, at $3 per day. PARLORS at prices to suit the times. Special Raiesto Commercial Travelers. Families Or parties desiring accominodations for the winter months will be treated with on the lowest terms. he HOl(‘l, as is well-known, is furnished equal to any i_u the City. and with its central location. makes it specially desirable for men of business visiting the city, either alone or -with their families. J . DE BAUN, M an ager. irifulli )1‘ all Female Complaints, price $1.50 per bottle. '1 he experi- ence of‘ many years among the most ciiltivatcd and (refitted has resiiltsd in stamping this re inarkabie preparation as the oiiiy reliable rsiiiedy for the disiressiiig diseases of WO- incn. Sold by dl'l1,‘.Ig‘IS‘IS. ’ Graefenberg Co., 56 Reade St., N. Y. ER, Props," SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC ‘SCHOOL, , Of Yale College. OUBVSES in Chemistry, Pure and Applied, in Civil and in Dynamic Engineering, in Agriculture. Botany, Zoology, Mineralogy and Geology, and.in General Scientific Studies. with English, French and German, Political Economy, History, etc. » L For rogramme, address ' Prof. GEORGE J. BBU . Executive Omcer. New Haven, Conn. AM ussm Ea_§. DE BAR’S OPERA HOUSE. To-nialit (Thursday) Fourth night of the Grand CperaFestival. For the first time in many years, Auber’s IWASAN I E LLO, (The Dumb Girl ofI’ortlcl). M'lSS‘ALEXANI)Rl3 1:IUMAN..._.’I‘1ie Princess Elvira. Mr. CHAS. ADA-US, in his renown_e<.l ro1c,Masaiiiel_lo Mdllo. E. MlCNZiCLL_I........Fenella. the .l)lll1ll)h]I'l Mi‘. 0. FRI’1‘SCII., ........ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..AlphonsO Mr. H. VVIEjG~‘AN.l_) .... ......... ....... ..Plel.ro Mr. F. ADOLPHE ........... .;...................Borella. The Grand Chorus and Orchestra. Musical Director.... .... .._. . .MAX MARETZEK To-morrow Evening, Friday, January l1——-Bet1io- ven’s lnimortal Opera. FIIDELIO. Mine. E. PAI-’l"ENHEIM in her great part, Leonora. Saturday, January 12, at 2 p. m., GRAND GALA MATINEE Wagiier’s Famous Opera, . LOEIENGRIN‘- Mme. PAPPENHEIM ....... . ........ ..... ..Elsa. Mr. CHAS. ADAMS... .. ................. ..Lo1iengrin And the entire I51‘llllaIlt Cast. Saturday‘ Night. January 12, at 8, Grand Extra Opera Night. Only time of Weber’s delightful opera, DER FREISCHU'I‘Z. With Extraordinary Effects and a Briliaiit Box Office now open for the sale of ‘seats for the Lastweek of the Opera Festival. Monday, January 14.. ............. . . .TANNHAUSER Tucsllay. January 15..FLIEGEND1_3R I-I()LLAND1'jI}R ‘Ncdiiesday. January 16. . . . . . . . . . . . . .IL ’1‘R(_)VA'l‘OitE Tliursday, Ja_miar_v 17 ........ . .1tOBEls'.’l.‘ LE 1)-IABLE (Benefit of Mr. Chas. Adams.) .- . Last night of the Festival, and Ben- F"d“Y= J‘“‘- 18$ efit of Mme. 1’APl’ENHElM. Grand FZl.l’(:Well Matinee, THE HUGUENO'1‘S. Popular Prices l*a.*=.*.s.*».*=t*=.*a.Popular Prices! Al")MISS1ON—-Parquette and Dress Circle, 331. Par- quette and Dress. Circle, reserved, 500 extra. Admis- sion-—Secoiid Tier. 75c. Reserved, 25c extra. Gal- lerv, 5(_i_cents. Kc-*é?"Seats and Libretto.‘ ('25c) now for on sale daily at the box Oﬂiee of. the Opera-House only. OLYMPIC THEATER. HURSDAY NIGHT. January 10. and Saturday Matinee, last times of the great drama, Uncle Tom’s Cabin. _Friday, Beneﬁt Of CI-IAS. PLUNLKE'1"I‘, Mar- ried Life and Roiigli Dianiond. Saturday N.ight——-Benefit of Capt. Bull’s Company. Monday, January 14-5 , Saturday, J auiiarv 19 g ,.....__.... AUOTIONEER8. LE1 FAUILKNER. IVIILLARD & 00., General Auctioneers & Commission Merchants, Corner Birth and Locust streets. DI 0oLNl0JoOIOODIIOCOOIOlOIOOOOOOC.OIOO‘“°“.n‘“ Chaitel Mortgage Sale Of the Entire Furniture and Fix- tures Of the Capitol Oyster Sa- loon, NO. 512 Olive street. 01! 'I‘IIURSDAY MORNING, January 10, at 9:30 o‘clock. at abovemanied saloon, we will sell the en- tire Furniture and appointments of same. to satisfy a certain chattel mortgage. 1 street show lamp, 1 marble oyster counter, 1 iron 8138- Walllllt desk. 2 plate glass mirrors, 3 ice boxes. cigar case, chandeliers, tables, chairs, casters. knives, spoons, forks, crockery and glassware. 1 range, 1 steamer. 1 boiler, 1 hot—water tank, and all other furniture and ﬁxtures of same. FAULKNER. MILLARD it 00. At Private Sale--A Large Stock of Fine Blank Books, Leather- Bound. and Cloth-Bound, at 50c on the Dollar. FAULKNER, MILLARI) & CO. O. .1. LEWIS & co. . U AUCTION AND COMMISSION IKEBCHAJTB. 417 North Fifth street. JO OIIIIIODCO O CO 0 IOOCAuct!°nm Boois‘arld Shoes. Thursday Morning, January lOih, at 9:30 O’cIkprompt,1 We shall sell a well selected as- sortmeiit of BOots,S11Oes and Rub- bers, for City and C-ouiitry Trade. iriclufliiig fresh invoices Of Staple Goods, ﬁne Pliiladelpliia. Work in Ladies’ wear, also Gents’ ﬁne goods, with a full line of Men’s, VVoi‘ncii’s, Misses’ and Children’s Rubbers, all widths and selected sizes. 0. J . LEWIS & CO; BY WHEDON. TYLER & C0. General Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. Nos. 115. 117, 119, 121 and 123 North Fifth street. cor- ner Pine. Friclay’s Tracie Sale Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Piece Goods, Furiiisliing Goods, Hosiery, G1.oves,'Handkerc1iiefs, Suspenders, Wallets, Table and Pocket Cutlery. Bows, Ties, Scarfs, «Collarettes, Ruﬁiings, Silk Ribbons, Irish Linens, Fancy Goods, Notions, large line of l'i’Ien_’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Furs, etc. . - Friday hlorning, January 11, at 9:30 O’clocl; prompt, fu1l‘"1iiIes of above goods. .... WIIEDON. TYLER & 90. M. STERN & CO., I GENERAL AUC'1‘I()NEERS AND COLIMISSION l{ERCHAN'l"‘ see and 510 Locust street. and 317' North Fifth street. St. Louis. Mo. STALEY & SCO’l."I‘, AIMEE , Supported by her new and MAGNIFICENT COM- PANY of 80 ARTISTS. 80 Monday, January 14-La Jolie Parfumeuse, with English Soiig and Dance. Pretty as aPiciure._ Tuesday»-1“lio great sensation, LA .'\i‘ORJULINE. Wedncsday—LA FILLE DE M ME. AN G OT. Thursdav—-Ll«.IS CENT‘ VIERGES (100 Virgins). Friclay—-Benefit. LA REINE INDIGO. Box sheet now Open. THEATIIE COMIQUE. Pine Streets. Between Third and Fourth. HIS THURSDAY EVENING. Beneﬁt of HARRIS and CARROL: also. Beneﬁt of the Ne-ws—bOys, tendered by the St. Louis Evening Post. The Beauti- ful Ballet. many voluntcers, and the whole great Variety Troupe. MEI{.CA_N'l‘ILE LIBRARY HA LL. EFRIDAY EVeI1lll,Sl‘, January 11. Saturday (Mati- Y ﬁicg) , January 12. In the interest Of the St. Louis sviillll my full one, From the Royal Conservatory, Stockholm. Miss Ainnnda C.‘arloon._ soprano; Miss Iiigeborg Lofgren. mezzo soprano; Miss Bertha Erlxon, contralto; lilies Inga Ekstroni, alto. Eiiglisii. German and Swedish songs. polkas, ga_lops. walfzos, ole. "Tlie perfection of quartet ]:jS51ll;_1'1Il,‘.’,'.”-'—'LlIiV(‘.\V Yqrk T1‘ll)li‘liC.{ Tléc oimnen: anisii vio n vir uoso. I . . I§.'RAUS.F‘.. of (}0}1Slll1it§§§el‘l. Miss Hertha. Burge. l e_ accoinpllshed pianist from the (,.onse_rvatory of Loipsic. Ilolders Of Y. M. C. A. Course Tickets may purchase tickets at reduced rates, by special arran,<re- ment with the Concert COni_p:my.. 'I‘icl<t-is at «al- ir_ier&_:vVeber’s. Reserved seats, $1; general admis- sion, lac. Second Philharmoiiic Quintette CONCERT, HIS. EVENING, AT MAHLEIPS HALL. 1007 . _ Locust. ’1‘icket.s sold at P. G. Ant0n‘s, 310 N. Fifth street. and at the door. GENERAL Auction and Commission Merchants, No. 18 South Fifth Street. St. Louis. he. Household Goods. Furniture, Car- pets, Pianos, Stoves, Notions,etc. FRIDAY MORNING, January l1.at 10 o’clock, we begin the sale of a full line of elegant New Furniture, in Parlor and Chamber Suits, Desks, Lounges and Easy Chairs, Brussels, Ingraln and 3- Ply Carpets, Oil Cloths. ‘ Mats and Rugs. two good second—h:iud Pianos. all the household goods from 3 3-story dwelling, large line of Cool: and Heating Stoves. STALEY & SCOTT. A. J. MICHEL as CO., «A GENERAL AUC1‘l.ONE.ERS. 202 South Fourth street, St. Louis. Regular sale days—'I‘ucsday. Tliursd av and Saturday. J. R. BAILEY, Auctioneer. New and Second-liand Furniture. Blankets. C-Omforts. Vifardrobes. Heating Stoves, Crockery, etc. THIS MORNING, at 10 0‘ciock, we will sell the contentsof a.7-room house. Ciillbl-Willi! Of Chamber Sets, Bureaus, Wasli-stands. \Va:-drones. Mattres- scs.Comforts. Blankets, Pillows. Sl.'OV(.'S,Bl‘l}SSelSa11d. Ing:ra.iii C:irpt.-ts, Mirrors, Cliairs. Desks. Dry Goods, 1\’Otioiis, in fact everytliing in the liousckceiing line. A. J. MICHE & CO. J. R. BAILEY, Aiictioneei. . VV. H. HA(5‘rGrEI’tTY, Goods, Clotliing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Cutlery. tt—3."“Couiitry Auctioneers’ and Bcddlerlt’ Supplies a Specialty. Send for Price Lis,~t«— _ TJ'IE-3IB.ICEl~”S CAVE TIIIS (Tliurday) AF'1‘ER‘NOON and evening, at Ulii-ig’s Cave. Good music. by Postlewaite. 'I‘ick_ots—-Gents 50c, ladies 250, including skates. (W RAND COMPLIIIIENTARY CQNC-l3R’l‘———'.I‘en- I derecl to PROF. A. F. I-IEl—t\VI(;‘x by the citizens of St. Louis. at 'l‘viei'c.antile Library Hall. on Thurs- day evening. January 10. 1878, on which occasion he will be assisted by the following: well-known and talented artists: Miss Letitia L. Fritcli, Miss Julia Bcnkendori‘. Mrs. F. Coesler, Mr. Joe. Saler. Mr. Geo. Heerich. Dr. J. Jordan, and it well-selected or- cl1osti'a under the inaiiagement of Prof.l-{ans Balatka. Tickets lincliidiiig reserved seats), $1; for sale at Balmcr & VVeber’s, 311 North Fifth street. ‘ cuts 2 Cold 2 Oslo 2 FIRE GUARDS. (Cl1e.ap.) FIRE }j"E.\I.i)ERS. (Chcap.) VVIRE FLOVVER-STAND. BIRD CAGES, (Chcap.) —-At Illt?—- WESTERN BIRD CAGE .-VIANUFACTORY AND WIRE VVORKS. No. l‘209}§ Olive street. JeilI‘eii-s’ E«‘n-ouch CAT.-KEERIII CU FREE! A combination of Roots and Herbs, of _wonderful curative properties, smoked in a common pipe. Une- qualed in the cure of Ca- ktarrli. Cetighs, Colds, Neu- ’ ‘ ralgia, Bronchitis, etc. Send -’r for free trial package, to ‘PHILIP F. 1}ILLON, Geii’l GARTSIDE OOAL co DI‘.-ALERSIH llma Ua1tul.als in Big liuiiy Coal No. 213 Chestnut Street. Assessment Notice. FFICE HOME MUTUAL F. AND M. INSUR- ANCE CONIPANY. St. Louis, January 3. I878.- Notice is hereby given that the Board of I)l1'e(‘-l.0l'S of this C0111: any have this day ordered an assessment upon all premium notes .held_b_v the Company, numbering from 20.775 to 22,458. in(..usive; and that said assessment shall be due and payable at the office of the Company On or before Wednesday. the _6th day of February next. Office, southwest corner Pine and Second streets, over Meclianlcs‘ Bank. By order of the Board. WM. L. GARRISON, Secretary.‘ Second National Bank of St.Louis. HIS BANK having gone into voluntary liquida- tion, has transferred its business to the Fourth National Bank of St. Louis. where depositors will be aid in full; but checks must resented at his ‘first be ank for certification. C. S. CH 0'1‘, Cashier. Rosina siisriue M; E o no at Iona L. I Biireaiis, Mattresses, Cook and-. Wholesale dealer in Auction and Job Lots Dry Southivesi Corner Sixth and l.oc.us§_§;treefs. . CARD. JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. It. F. BULLAI-til. Principal. catalogue address ' Jacksonville, I11. n7 IV I D ENIFDISIM .E(,‘ONH SESSI().\' of 4Sll1year will open January in, 3. 1878. Rare a.dV'811ta§_£8Slll all departments. For L...) "V . Cofnpziiiy, E" 1VI[l.)F.;\: 1) N()'l‘ICE———()filce of (rfllizullﬂl Insurance _ - of Missouri. St. Louis. January 5, 1878.-—'1‘lle .lioai°d oi‘ l)irect.ors have declared the regu- lar semi-zmiiiial dividend of 5 stock, payable on demand. ‘ J NO. I’. HARRISON. Secretary. per cent on the capital Board of Directors of tli the company. months‘ business. pay-ah‘ l.VID1<‘.ND NCT1CE—-Sliultz Belting Company. St. Louis. January 4, l'878.——-At a meeting of the e Shultz Belting Company. hold this day. a dividend of ton (10) per cent was de- clared on the capital stock for the first (3l9.‘l1t(8) le Oll_(l'vclll‘.1ll(l,”a.I the office 01 ”.\l. SAI\i1’Ll<1S, Secretary. STl‘7Allli _ DYE» . 3 WORKS} SUCC ES C O O K B R O S .. ., OS. 105 and 107 North Sixth Street, St. Louis, and 80 Dearborn street. Cliicago, and Scourcrs in Silk and VVOOI. merits Cleanecl, Dyed, Repairedgand Altered. sent to any part of the country, C. O: D. Dvcrs s Gar- Goods G cntlemen ‘f\{lE8OUR.l STATE A ‘, surance Compan DiRi~;(:'rORs—-W. A. Smith, S. M. Edgell, H. B. W. Alexander, . S- Oﬁice: Chamber of Co . SI hie F. B. HOMES. Secretary. MUTUAL FIRE INSURA.NCE. Mutual Fire and Marine Inc . of St. Louis. argadine. E. Wymaii. James - s. Turner. Adol lius Meier. Greeley, James ‘. Kaime, President. mmerce, Rooms Nos. 126 and 128. Entrance from Chestnut street. RISKS taken only in the citv and county‘ of St. Louis DR. S l G30. D. CAPEN, President. St. Louis, January 9, 1878. .# R“ 1vhc;e. at 25 cents. C W’. , JACKSON‘S INDIAN EYE ALVE is an almost infallible remedy for every curable form of disease of the eyes. safe and pleasant to use. Sold every- ollins Brothe_rs, Secon Vine, St, Louis, Agents. Sent by mail. . cg q 1 s Eiiixisﬁstip ﬁliilii-@intntitsf, ﬁhittiibttp mciiiuitg, @i1II1ldm 10, 18718. _._______ ‘El 1 V , thclowestﬁ urcakd. W . (ill '1‘ ti _ , ~ "'. , ._ ‘ - - -- . . -- - - , ~ ~ ’ .. .-... _ - ~iNA.NCI»5~L- ~.-.......“......:.*r:t;.*':.?.i::‘..“ it *c“;“:,:;‘.“;:;,.£:;;:;; “.:.i.?..*é.'i;*:..... ’§:“l’.'.“%i’2.i}.‘3i3‘§€$i’.‘;‘.‘i.“’§‘7?‘§%i‘l§‘l3§i»1“.l.?.l§}‘li'iI.‘$}%"‘3.;...1“l1?“..‘é‘?.Z.'§’.’}i£.‘.§{1§.".ii’§:.§“l‘.li‘2,i‘“.§€.°.§‘.if 2*:ri:.i:.’i.:?:..i.leis‘i.2i:;°:.:i.:‘.:i:tivi- __________I___ > ... , . ' i . ‘ , I ‘ .__ J_ .. o - _ V ' ' ._ _ _ _ﬂ J _ I. , H, ;, c» 1. c " ‘I, X ,_ _ L r1§x1'8a8e_2-Nolnlllal. Biown, 4}5@5c, yellow 56 , G1,ain_O()‘_n__Earj~ Bod d»____~H.wh.. , V Jam M @2 25; yellow Nttnseinond at $3@:§ 2:; if brl meas- _ quality $4, lstquality $4 50; double $7 25; 81:14 to grades. Mr. A. .Brown. of Brown & Son, Cincin- lbs t!.V., $8. S\vine——Rcccints 10,000 head. inakiii WEDXESDAY EVENING’ J “"113” 9' 1878'’'''s°m° "”“Q’ Mme 6@6"5°' . 3 opened Yo ii. at 439% ' dr ’. 11" ,m,3‘.,,g ‘11“3- 1 2 10x15. Single. Ed tlllality $4 25.—1s't quality $4. 75; nati, wants at the National Yards good milch 13,400 head for two days. zigaiiist 8 700 head samv boniks reported moderate business, in slight ex» '§22?‘V;3$¢€_ig2- __P1‘ime country at 6%o. 43%c_ mfg n0'.§3y;c_60. '0O&‘,)':’1a';%?§' ‘ ,-‘mlmly M CABBAGE-Sells on orders at $2. double 57 501 91:16 to 12x17. single, 26 qiiality $4 79, ’ cows of 1,000 lbs and ' iipwai-do... with calves, for» time last week; lower prices and slow sales; 11.: --1 n.,.oi ere. liixtra. family these at $130 43 80 ~ I. i I - » ~ ~ WHITE BEANS—-Unchanged; demand for 1st quality $525: doublc_$8 50: 121118 to 14x20, siii- the Cincinnati dairy trade; also good Spl‘ingel‘S. quoted at $4 50Fc0—.l 70 4.9’ 100 lbs. cc of not if’ 7 ‘t ‘do . 0in-ei~s had alively . ~ . c . .. . ; F‘b~ col 1 Ia)“ hm ,. . . .. « . .. _ _ , . ss H or yes e1 3' 13 2o«lP’b1l, $7 25§59’h.ilf-b11,.dlled, iooiioo lb, ° ‘W3’. . 8 ﬁlmy al,i§ﬁ..fo€<;,1f‘;;8®f§c§f piime stock ohly;Westei'n iriin $1 to $175 for. gle. 18tqtialitv$550,doub1e $735; 15x20 to 13x22, qliotliigﬂiei’oi'niei'at.$40@48 and the 1altei'at$30 icixsi-s CI’l‘Y,. Jauuarv 9.-.-.—Cattlc-Réoeiptg Z‘ - . , . ~. ‘ . . - ,. - 42 @42,1/ _l at _ ._ .- . . , , . , local demaiir} for ‘money, on grain, flour, poik, I.():Bg,ll83‘, §5@0“50 $9’ doz. salfis '110‘860‘YJ?1%k!?l2§l?l;oa%2£é,cfe1 poor to prime navy; Eastern at $1 80 to 2 10-—-14_ single, let quality, $6; double $9 50; 15x26.to 203: @340. The local demand at the Union Yards for 416 head; shipments _180 head; imiiiiiit steady. cotton, groceries, dry,go_ods_ and miscellaneous plielsesgﬁé It-ioogfg-O1‘g'ﬁ_§1*l3I‘. under inﬂreased WP‘ 12 o'clock Czil'l--'Onlysa1'"e wiisb 000120 Fs.hi—um.y WIS latte-i-)sold‘a_t $1 90 del. _ 39. 8111810. 1315 quality. 50; double $10 50;r_15x36 cows and springers is -fair, at steady'pr_ices "for sales: native cows $2‘ 40@3 50; native steers $3 '23 business. Some calls were made for discounts by weighs as $4 gsraiisaa ‘33 10° 119133 g°°d t° nqeavy (iii settlemen t) at 42c. January _”o-ffci-ed at .43%c, . E1R?féEfnb"v?,’g° lugggg gg}1.r'bﬁ;:(§ ﬁe}-5 40¢ ?:X2Z;,3gin8tﬁ'le£ElE:llst18qFu ggggbeuiillii ?Z5be.‘§;O0C§3uns 8811 readily at a general range of 2? ; i‘7{.§E‘.Y-8 ‘lo? l.1:l.:3c§,2 00@,?§ 35’ country banks. but not 1:0 greasextcnt. Currency ~ ,‘ff’,53‘;,‘:,“3‘3v.f‘,Il“4';,f'h ﬁg. 49430-~ Will‘ ‘E2340 midi for light to 550 for heavy; ham. tierces .65@85c; E36 to 16x4’-4. smsfe. 1st qualitv $8; ‘double $14.;2§x ’ °o.u~rr.n QUOTATIONS. ioivgc°i7-o‘h ti1lu3g;rs.'id'e‘s; sales’ at1 iégestéis 2311081113 orders were light. Counter business was fair in Cotton. _ nieiit for Jza.ii'-tin:-y ’uct}v“cori}id’ 7%‘: ma m settle. limcml cusks $1 60@1 70’ mm (1583:: 80610301? 111.0“ £5;€t<;5g.0t:5E;.0’ ﬁilngllllelg’ 1:16? 3(4i.05l6b1ee%15 NATIvES—-Good to Uhoicemeers-‘AveragesL500 at $3 70®3 75' 9 V l (3., ‘ts, b $1-«mi 1, k’ _ I cu-‘ties the Yegte-da ,3; - _. v 1 An C,u__S,1 : , , '. _V . . I MP6 6. Ocmntry 2‘-5@30c' citye in 'o' w s_ y ar- _ . . 011 6 _ ; .O_- X ' nu ‘ 6 lbs and upwai'dt=,$4 85fc'D51‘Z}’; av. 1.350@1.450 ins ~---—-------- , . . C.-PO?! T lb n 6 66 mg n 803 U . ,3 1 Y’ a LN~emom' the market was G’?! 30 0006;: 4'8?/‘c'Ii§e$.§i4ii'i!l{a—E-ll3l(§r0'0-El)ii)Q'3t E1uVt?t*4iElE¢():' "'313_$1 406131 60. bales: ’ 2,000 lard tbs at $1 45 on $1'7 50. 343153 to 341150. @On_bl6 520. 36x60 to Mixed. $4 b0@4 75; good do av‘. 1.280‘i5)1.300 its, $4 12}; ' General Marnetsby Teicgrupii. Dllnclpcll tiansfers were of. United titles 4 psi an easy. but not quotablv lower. New York, on 1500,, bu ne’;vg0l_h.,10°r‘3’fa»nu~;u. M 3,}%(_ 4 - I E. side, 100 pork b-rls $120 dcl. 3931219 333 59- 1318001111‘ 45 '3? 3833.3 4 4.0; fair do av. 1,250@1.350 lbs, 83 90@4. 35. NEW YORK . Jmum-y 9 ___.()0g;,m-;._...Qp0g; ﬁrm cent bonds. The demand for these was very the contrary, was ﬁrm, and the tone of i.raiisac- Oats.--E..ii~ly Bo:ird——Noihi‘ng done. J. 1 g%)I,]lER"Swe.e‘.34 50¢”? h‘“'d-$3@3 50 V bu’ H$‘.gEr§9sWgriE§g';;Th§n3aAn:§efi 1{3n‘13,;3.]:(’11{D<::1$'5. .l5‘iiir to (good §tecre~8.iiiootii ui_idvvel1-fatl-Gd.a»V- middling uplaifcls 113.10; futures c.iosctl Steitd_v:;* R SKINb--We quote large at l8@20c. V 1 0311 W ‘~13 0- 9 emges 1.1o0ra>1...00 lbs. 8:. 900134 20. January 11 28-100@1i 29-100c; F(3bl‘ll:ll'_V 11 44-1006 active showing large increase upon that of yes- tlons at that point better. Locally the feeling 12 0’010<>kU3n---Ji111l1«€\FY and F8b1'11&1'Y 0ﬁ'6l‘6d g ' - ' " V ' - i i 1 ~ - - - ’ .« . . . .' . ' ,- , _ . ACKS—-We quote:.Gunmes—-In bales 14340, re- “311335 f°11°Wmg 11D1I0l'm 181715. F. G-. 1‘ - 14 - Gm - Light Siiiiipiiig i5teers—-'1‘iiis description in- 11 4.2100. M. . ,- 11 r8_10U@11 59100.. .19 t » t91'd3Y- EV6I'.i'b0€3Y 5681118 t0 be»: 5113108’ “"059 ‘‘''3S'.Q‘1113l‘«aS C0 Va-111.08. with fair demand which 3;’ 27%‘? Wm‘ 27%“ Md “)1 9.33“: M33’ 3" 30° ‘Vim sewed 15140’ bui-laps 2 km 100 2}’ bit 11c 3-bu F- G riﬂe V 25-5 kc” $6 15’ 12%-T5 keg ciuues fair pony cattle ofi 050ft‘v1 125 its average 0 0' am‘ ' ‘J ‘ 8 Li’ M '8-0' . ... . ' ' ‘ ;. »‘ / ' ‘ ' . ’ ''''''' - ’ ’. - .-' ’ “- ’ ' —~ ’ o “ ~- -‘ -' . d f ‘ d‘! '-1—9,000b‘l‘-.(zl ,1‘ bonds. Local railroad S6Clll'lt1€S were strong. V resulted in agHi'ezate«sales’of 1.224 bales. We ﬁg:-'et.)‘.}_(,j;,,;I,:::,‘,(.3§,‘1:',§E,J’:.“_b,(;‘.',V:,f:n5g%5cblg§,h 55‘yo .-bid. 12%c. 4-911 213,140, 5-bu 1-ligc, 6-bzu 150; cotton 2? ggfmslfsefi k$§8éo§1 d3ig£1;1)n8‘ g5Y1.<;b¥a3t1n¥_§‘ 1 $3‘75@4. ’ 1 ' at‘?)]:02(.£|,;.fuf%‘IJi:)?1r_.(’\flg;I1:e_\:{jg};5{1‘a(1‘:g§’S1-ece?p?s;(‘]§),b‘ Bank stocks in Iightdemand. State bonds steady. q“.9‘°' . . . . Februmy at 58‘/ic with 56c'bid. 5 ' 3”’m1e8s‘°@2.5°»-‘ﬂ°‘"'8%@9%°‘ "°°”2%@52°' R-n - g‘ ~ ’ .' 0 ..’~ cg’ ' ’ blW?h"31' Steers“ €100“ 3«V91'9«‘f03, 1.00%“-'15° bai-rcls;superiln.c Westei-iinnd State $4 7503510: ~ . . . , _.t b d at. Lou1s—-Low ordinary 7346; ordinary 8%c; wne,,;__Ea,.1y B,,a,.d__Hi her 1 S .1 . 5. 000 b BROOM f.-.ORN--Sells at ritnge of 3@5c W 15. 1 9 and 3P°¥|?1DB‘ 1“ bﬁvnnistexﬁ-I'lﬂ0. %-15 OM13. its $3 87%@4. Fair avcmges 9o0@1,050 lbs, common to wood $5 10595 45- mod to chougg $5 50g‘ 23:: mam” 101 M Y on 8‘ Real estate loans ggsﬁg _°£C(1)3‘d“1’I;;3é§ﬁ:l£;\&i2id‘£;3g1l07-5.0? Fcbrutiry No. 3 at $1 22%, 5,g00() do av(?$e1s2.,23/" 5 00% $1'~‘:;E‘5ll“;_Tl;;-1Ste(iJ‘;‘1dj3a«'L. axe gnge Dlomcstic at $1 35@ §1g0;53(‘;l1gD4o¢.33‘;-. g g::*';- §:‘7u9(?k‘m];g’)15$3f’.38165- ggfggy-' $3( 60f§8575: cgmltillbfh to mjdium. ‘$30i%%61(g.1 10.6 ms 6'; white wheat extra $6 0561575; exmt Ohio $5 20rd: - ./2. in air ‘ gym-~ ._ __ i . . ' ” . . . sac. - "' ‘ ‘ .°. ‘oo.‘o" ei——-'eaes‘. . - 2" "t fair 12c. . ’ ' l g .‘ ’ D ‘"“h ‘“ 312514 S‘‘°‘““3 ““”“1°°“ °‘. %==@”/8° POP coi’iN—-we quote as %@1}£c u it. 1 fuse, common comm» '9’ 109 1°03» 7°03 Slnclir $3 toes solver yrs ‘ r I L 2.2?’ S1§ve1'(§i1.;?i§5 b2‘?::l§l.‘.’o:1tpE3el;lt€££inr83(;l?l§dl::l7e:.0 ,‘Eastcrn exchange was very scarce and dc- , I y _ — on ivebruztry glnd 1’c on Mir 1 . ._ , , . . _ , _ ’ New Yori;—-—c.om 102),, Jmadimg, 11;,/,c_ Futures " "3 ‘ G1~’.EEN I?1i.Ab—Poor to choice at $1 30@1 4.0. taped Watcr do do. $1 50. 61011519 MP3“ Water (19 Choice Cows and l‘I€:lfe1‘S-F01‘ averages of 90013 quiet at $2 60@3 ,-0,. “’egte1'n_ wheat, inﬁrm Q3. mam was fair, There were , more buvers man,......s,c,_1dy Saws for fuwm 49 000 bdleS_ jamm, 12 0’010_Ck Cd”-January Gﬂered at 81-19% with POSIN _ , do $1 75' triple-taped waterdo $2' vutta--berclia » ~ ' . . 1 . < - ‘ . . r , . v y 113,1» D - 5‘. . . _ _ ~ - . , ~ ‘ —Sale 130 brls low grade at $1 50. . ,_ s s - 2 as ‘ 1,050 lbs :53 70033 90. ; d d. -,. 3;. ~ , ; -= r 120,000 1) _;\7 genus, qua rate between banks ﬁrm at 59c.pe1- 11.293; _p ,.;m.u,n.v 11450; 1,1a,.,,,, 11596;. Am.“ immi-*1 25;:ibl!}:;l:Y ail“ $§f32_5;:lt)l:; $3]-e‘%‘-1)-'t%ng!’]%: HEMP SEED.._We quote priiﬂe at 80@85o. as in ‘1°» $2 59- other brands are (mama at umfmm Fair to Good Cows and Hcifers.—~Avei-ages 800 glsgll-gn€;;g5rL&)l112$;pl1$E,e_S2 Sprmg ,3 Sfoo . _ - ' t 1- 3 . . ,. . _ > o; ". . ~ , ' '- G . . n , - ‘H . _ . ‘ . thousand llremium, with some banks asking $1. “-73% 1‘13.V 11.<‘.50, June 11.976, July 12.040, with $1 24% bid reg‘.-5 cars offered at $1 25 with- omen mm’ 24° 9'“ fa” a‘ 80°’ 31“ m‘ pré(13£€)'_%._..ra%.Ia::;?$z 15432 so our bag; buck. $2 406 :?.9g00mmH5i'6n$;?22f$§24€:.)0~ mealllm to ftiir $2 756 $1 00%; 'N0- 1 Mlmallkeﬂ 51311“? $1 33» N0 .‘ ’ ‘ . _ _ ingest 12.100. ~ - .- - . FLAX SEED-Ra.n e 'lt$l15®125 Scarce. . .~ ,. -. ., (P 0 1/’ . . - ..h . 0 g t Id, , _ . .1 ‘ _ outabid. opiing——$107}’ bidfoi'Ja '. _ 103 . . , 3 ' - 2 spiini. J.tnuai_s .pl .9 @131 No._2 Noit wes 0'11: 31‘ 1' dhe 5 A i*‘*00U.nt D11) 1338’ N6: 01.9803 g Receipts at otiigar DOlnt.s:--I‘3.eW York 174 bales; fQy}_1‘eb-1-nary‘ $110 ,._,,,1 3,1209% ,,SkcdI,‘.:;l§,:3,:$,Ve,§‘? Ii:IA3_i,0R.. B_EANb-—R:mgc at ‘._l0c@$1l0. 40,32 5e_ NATIVE" UXEN--AVe1'a.g'eS. 1.000 lbs. emu up-_ em January 351 gzgiaifﬁg, iiyb quiet; Western 72 cxc huge 2-. owct a little better demon . Quot.i- Orleans, 4.7.7 ba.1es;8_avan.nah. 1,0192 bales; Af[_e1-O;1]}__Sa1es: .15‘00o Du February N0. 3 at _OPo—-Quiet. We quote: Wisconsin 5®8c,New P1” IRON.__UnMco$1Mi“ou,,, 3-,G_.1H.n, ﬂy $22.. , wards. g'ood_to choice. $4 00-634 15; do rou.o:h anq 750, _ Bgiriey dim, Mai; dull and iiommai 1 Hons unchanged. In -Chicago. Eastern exchange ti TimBt'°n'~ 1'?“ P‘.*‘,.°‘9= ‘=c1Vcctor..1.842 09-368: $1 -22%. 10.000 March do at $1 25, 10.000 do at Y?“ 8@‘°"‘.‘“’“°""’ °h“""-'3 9'“ “’g"‘”" .. . No. 2 do. s21; white and mottled, $21; atone coal “W 3350'” 7°- U°mm°n» 802180 W1 bony. $2 60 Corn duh; receipts 25.009 bu; damaged 53G;1ln- was qumgd M pm. ‘ ‘ 91:313. Z818 halos. W ilmington. 255 bales; l~4or- $1 247/,“ 1 ._ EALVUI‘b-—We quote: Red at 2@.i%c, white Missouri No_ 1 Fwdy’ 32.2322 50; No. 2 I,-.n.uy <83‘ 00. H _ - graded new mixed Western 5«.l@57c; ate:-tin mixed Local Quotations coiiectcd by F P neleher 1.31115’ 1 ‘:33; $55 ’ Bxilalllumolggi -b lbMeS1;’l gal. lPmVi$mns_P°rk'-Sale’250 brl’ March 5115715‘ “\%%4(())L §i§i§23§ki§$§d 11“ 2}“. 11 else uiet $2100‘ mm $2032“ VS°umem N° 1 Fm)”: 1 lglxansg-3(}7%%(: tofcholﬁle StecrS,90%vfcé 586' white Western 58%c; No. 2 January 630.‘. ‘ _ " I I i I 9 ‘ ‘; '5 On. "" ' - -3 /~ r ' ' - - ;- , I '-" ‘ S OWCI" 3 P . , , . . . . \ ,' S, ‘ ' . , ‘ . I _ 1' - J’ ' ° ‘ . 5 2 3° 0°-» “‘°- 305 01"; Wee“ "’l.‘i“' 3 "mi *-""WW- 767 Wes. “ ”’ " “ " 2}‘.1"i‘i“.‘."§‘i’i%%.“”§i}.3?..?‘§.‘Elli}-£3°..”$ii Z5“ 23 “.f§.‘i‘? W “".°Wiscd- Unwashed-—éeIeete« .con3»inc ii ’ €353 'l".?1.’.“li..‘?.i.‘3°o..‘$ll‘i:i§i‘i@”%-;.s.%“‘§ii 13900 ms. was 50- - ’ aw ° ‘W §’E‘.‘€."3§%’«.‘.z»..i‘§’.°.“,“3.‘.’i‘§fi2.°°a’.“"?ié@‘i’§é‘.‘"‘i‘lZ§:“.§i:f.? 21%. - ct rcceuns for ﬁve days were 93.546 bales; Fcbi-iiai-y at $11 47%, w‘nii $11 so bid. D.'s. iieaté 3169315’ mm“ °""”"‘“3 272 93°; mmlmm 9503 noes. cnsh-ceai—'renn'eme.Aiasams and Geo’.-gia ”"L°R"D0s_G°°dnam°s’avermesl-000821-15“ unchanged. Hoivsﬁrni‘ and unchanged. 00ﬂ"cc~‘ 153. $3 75694; fair, zivei-ages 900@1,000 ‘lbs. quiet aiidiiiicliitngcd. Stigai'——Quietfoi'raW;rc-ﬁg when “MEI ‘t. .0 ‘D _, B“y‘b.en_ exports 91,130 bales; stock 808.920 bales; receipts —--Sli id» -*—-J’ . ' d F . 3 - . _ line and course 20@23c° Texas 21@24c° '1_‘iib- ‘ . . H . . . - _ 1..,,yame_ 1‘ ‘ ‘mp “e . V9. ‘ for same duysﬂiasgp week_we,.e 115,307 b;,1es_ 1\:[,,,.,§’,:'a,°3:f“95c,“$‘_8g‘gid_ °lz3,g:;f‘If’i‘g_§g:fe'S"1?)Ob(‘)%6 washed-—chmce 39@40c; iiiediuin 35(é)37c;’ dingy §,j@§f;“°,‘}};;.?:a,2§;,§§,;,?,f§,,§§,:dﬁ§,‘;°,;m’;‘§; $3 255113 50 ;. good Texitns, averages 950@1.100 ﬁned31;eady_ Molasses quiet‘, and unchanged. Rice 5.255, 1s8i...‘..{ii}g8t;é ghic gout. 3an.ggu%Y.Hg§,4giggv 6 9I:1V_eip0oi i.2uotatioiis—.I_Jpiami 5%.}; Qi-“leans 1;-,_. March at 5_9,~,c__m0,.e oﬂered an 5.92,“, “gun and low 28@30c. Burry, black and coited 5r&>10c 329,530: Mammal) NOJ Fn.dy.$.36@27; hanmné IbS,- $3 37;~4@3 50; fair do, averages 900@1,000 lbs, 5,3353 and unchanged. Pemileiiiii quiet and iiii-{J5 .2o;"i§§7us e =1i=g7'5 06,813’ J:§‘,,,J31;',mgi/3,95; , 1,(‘d' °“1e5- 3-090 °31‘33~ M3-PR3?» dull and 5%c bid; Jan. oﬂei-ed at 5"/.c, with 5%c hid; 5§.4c 853' ‘ Rock, No. 1 cha.rcoal.$23@24.;co1d bias chstrcoail $3@3 25' Changed. Tallow steady and l1l¥0h=“1£’0d- R0Si11’: ‘-209 1868 Iliﬂiéssls com.’ Jan:&Jul}': ic7'I2 1073.? eds-" bid Feb.. none oirereu. Short. clear--Sales 100 - .HmES”'S‘°" ""8 weal“ V“ ‘!“°‘°’ D"3"' according‘ to brand, $28f<i3o - ‘ VOMMUN MIXED, STOCK-This 01358 11301110188 —strained quiet at$1 72%r&>177%' Spirits 0fwI'- 10-40,, c,,u,,,_m,_ H345 Gohheuu. &Sep.;1U6:.3._ 1W«% SL0 k WAREHOUSE surniznivr FOR 3'1‘. Louis. 000 133 March on DJ. - 1“J1n.§ 17@l7%0_; salt 13@13%c; damaged 12@12%O. IROI‘ OBE_Imn Mountain. $6 56; memmec thin steers. Ye8.1‘hl’l..";'S, and scalawag cows and pemine quiet; at 32149, Eggs heavy; Western 19‘. l be 116" 5.5:: o o u Q o oooooon - ' ' ‘ - _ ' . 1 U.s, new 424%. l§9l_4}i;’°,§‘?1_d.Q.u8-I‘t6l‘ly..|l “$5.10-1% s,,_.,.,,,,,,,,,. 0,,.,,,,;,sS R,,'C§,}',?;§-4:55-éiiiﬁag-};§9§5°8 Corn-—Lowe1-, 5313,; J,..,,,.,,;,,.--10 000 b,, 9,, km 9099246; calf_10@10%c; partly cured «%@8<>3 CHARCOAL. TIN PLATE—-I u. 16314. best Stcckcrs-Fair to coca feeding Svccrs. aV- 9502’ tic ﬂeece 32~@55c. pulled ‘20®22c; unwashed 10513 1” s. new eis...i1.i0.i-4 _c L10.d.[ ........... ..|1U1}{;l102,§.{, Repeiveu since September L ba1es"*___’_ ______ _._H3‘:988 43%..’ 10,000 M 43@43%c, 40,000 $436; *Febmm_y__ ,da(ilnaged (all weights) 7c;-uncured 6}4@7c; bulls c1m,.c°31, 225 5hgecs,.per bo.x.$7 50;,I X, 10x14, do 1.150 lbs, $3 50ra>3 75. Good stool; steers. av. 950, 3<_>,c_ poi-;.;_Mess $12 25‘@12 40. Beef quiet. Hogs up Exciuggn, Shipments since Sentemhei-1. i.~,ii..s ,,,,, .... 10,000 mist L1%@4i;gc, 10,090 at 4,1;;@4i%'c; May a'“FE*“?§33§°- ' _ . $10 00; I. 0, 12x12, 30, $7 50; 1 X, 12x12, 1219,5310 00; WL109 158. $3 30093. 70- M9<i1}1m 30 T311‘ 53005‘ -Dressed easier; Western $7 25. Western long’ ., H. ,l;'ﬁfghVgeL;1c}(7)(EtS3el‘ug.\\i. bales ................. 1.146 --20.0011 on at 430.; 43c bid cash , none offered; rim» H;35é'f(;Stea-dva 1%? mt” 35‘ ‘ 43°.’.@l1%f%'. ¥ 0- 141‘-"W 112 ‘D9353. 57 5021 X. 14X‘-5°-. C10» 3510 09: egg‘. aV°;:5$§g 09%;-)@950 15$" $50 “£32332 [3”‘‘’“ clear midales 65%‘ Lar%-Puma istea-nil Swag _ ‘ _ , _ .uyin.v. Se iris. ‘ . _ ii. étes .................... 404 Min-ciiof1‘ere’l atizc with 4'” ho. - ' ml“ . V *3 0' “e"°— -XX. 11:2-0. do. $12 50: 1 xxx. 14.62920. do 3 °°“‘31‘S- 5 Sa.VcI’a.%‘e8- -la a- cm-. ai_7."7yrai7.8oc. ‘ utter rm am. 11116 ance 92;‘: §'(<)>1i~1::"eixc'!ii'i.iis'r'e"t'i.ii.i'iir'(§i'-§." 1§63‘pi. 103% §3:1§’:c1.?.:I;3S\;l'C..0}.ltO.b:é.i¢;C1l;l.l‘:':l‘E,.Xl.‘}l.;.l~illll;l§E£l"1‘ti 3:433’ _Whcat——5,000' bu .l'anua1'v1/§;o.l3sol:l (in sett1e- .c"'m‘t" =’ - - - ’ ~ 5150031 .1‘ A L A. 14120. <10. ’$1750;‘1 0. l2X‘."54:.’ monla $2 E2532 3%, ,3;gl)‘,‘,",3“)V‘e5“ Miss‘-mm mlxed 7Ollce‘S62ﬂI‘Il1 ‘Mid l1n0h3n8"3d- VVMSKY 11015333 ' P ’ - ~ - i 1 ' . ‘“ .' "" .- - ‘ ment) at $1"-19}’-oilercd re.7£.at 1' 193/ ch 1193 BEESWAX—Steadv at 250%? lb... V" €10. $7 75-‘ I0. 14x14. 225 sheets. $15 00; -IX 14x‘ Ycal‘ ma‘ 8.. oo__erS.. .. , .. .3 _ — . at $1 09-. ~ —; ‘ ‘ - .‘Z~??‘-°-’—"~’i?-"~'%i--"1‘??’~‘-‘T5?’ 3-?cei»is.~ ~smnm=m~~ 4* ii “.2.-. *»..*i..5° ii’ in “[8 ”.?5:. “l’i.i‘“.°°i i’ Gilli.‘ i:..:i3:.t.h39...*:ti *e.w i_-ieaiis exc ango ...... p.a_r ~52 50p . . , is-7, ‘ 5_ 1377. ism , ' on o.....,-’—-‘ ‘cars’ arch sold t- I 24 ‘ l ‘V 1 o. c@$1: o. 4. 25¢) . i — .. ‘E188. 9., . . ' . .' ._ X ". is G. , : - ; .9 - . - . ' .'.' * . ‘ '., * , _ teat unsc tie u cenera _ I ' . ' '._i._ . _ ; ‘ ~ ‘on’ _ l p r_ g;f.>t3]1lI.‘l;ita1;rep0rt....‘....... izﬁig 145,330 194,430 103,333. wli1l§31$11824% was ifui and $1 25 ..i...,i~..,,.’;,.,‘g,, .33; $10., lddzirk 40;¢'i)50c.,do.p_a.le 30®4‘0c; No.2 dark -no a?0‘OX,I1%£-§fi;)’l'7é8do, $32 50; D X’X 1I2}§X_17. do, ; .¥6cscI'1e1§;.'1é>(f1di;)c£§ S§€f;'G:5‘;g3e‘1ee]’}é3 $%§.,}5;§§@§§§% 4' 10 nice; No; 2‘S?lg;_1§‘§1%0g%@$11 0%*r,14@i§%.8n 3 £1 0. g - " 1 ..A . .... .. ....... ‘ . ' 587 1.481 1.3510 and " bid and $120iisked for thata.mo.unt cab. 50. 0 Dole 20@'25._c'.'No..'_3-150$:-206;No. 45.21100. ' ; ., 1 , 112 sheets $17 50:’ 4' .' 2/0X28 » 3 ,_ ‘ ,' . ‘: . "" .. 3' V .J‘‘“’’?' $107-V-‘@" 58' e. '3 -' “'5 ’8 lam‘ Bani: disc-oiiiits for good nancr. ...... 10 is cent. 193043 _}igg§ $1_07 bid for Jzv.-iuary and February Spl‘1X)g+—lat:l,ie'l..‘ R¥"°°°n"'-N0- I‘500..’N0- 2 253300. 1570- 3100150. d°- 533 003 I XX» 20333. 30327.50» ‘ ’ "do-MILC%é,’)?.“.7sfA-ND °?RINGlé‘.Rs"-L’?m’n9n 1'0 me‘ ’ .N°- 3l33‘1fl;~$‘100%.3, 1'91?-0“3d .5.7.0- 00'1‘f3}“'D;u,”v .5 canine. dlS(;0l§I1Il.A good pa}ier'.. ...... ,,.12@24'§sce.m,, ~we,,m,5,;;-3; --------- 1 M6 -,7‘) . o O1lei'e(1zl.L$1,U9}{;. ~ — No. ,1. mac. Skunk,-—black,(’cased) £0C50c; short , ROOFING '-I‘1N——-I C.14x20.. bestcharc-oai root- . mm $ ~'3i 311" 5080051.«50.@4°-PXW $4=5@?~§-- tending -downWa1'Q;'41_%@420 ,ca-ch; 41/W41/at .1ihpi-oved real estate Seculit1eB.3/05’}’rS‘..8iIU10'*D6 cent. , mmflm Ts " L653 846 Onts——27%c Old? cash,’ none oﬁered; January ' S‘€_l'lp“8ﬁ30@35vc,; ,ngn.Qw st!-ip‘e.‘2>.0@2‘5c;r w_i,i,e 5@7c. qlflg, 112 sheets. $7 00; I.X,,,14x29, dp, $9 50; I. C. ‘ Cattle stiles to-clay; , . . .Jai_riua'i-y; 41(c‘r)4.1%c February; reiected 315cc. Qa't .... "‘i mm W ,,.... .... §‘.§‘.‘.‘...".§.‘?‘;’..“..“’.’—.;’»‘é‘*i‘E.‘l. i.§.iZ.i‘”a.l2'.‘.“’.iZ."i‘ii‘.i“‘ 5°; §’é“°‘.€§l 1.i’.i‘2.‘?.".:..”lT~‘.§:‘. ”°di’i.%°i:il.‘ cn8i.iii .. ... “iii 8 1; ' =- » . . .. s ‘ ';.a It - .. H i , o ‘. -", .9 ‘~~ -- 5 .011.‘ l_11’la1Ve s..eei's . . . . . . . ........ .7 -. Si. . .... . .. v . :_i A . A 4 Buying ‘ Seumg. .DgII;0(§0s "3o‘f1l:O%l31cl.%£.£3]%(‘lé‘.;‘ W _ p A June__29,/‘O asked may and 30}/‘cc‘m.n.e. Y Wolf .506 to $1 50. .B-8-~§~v-,i3«,.;_N‘0’ 1 $1 to 31 5o_ I C-. 14X?0_~1.12 sheets. 56 75;.-1.0. 1ox20..ﬁ5 sheets: Klopfer. 2‘§COll'lll10l’.1.~/1_13.I7iV€__ co,ws...—.._.... 913 2 65 easier, 57350. Pork dull, weak andlower; $11 10rai_,; Egg iggggz... .... $0 Erovigence. ‘rec $1E)(.)_,3,s,_ 551tycg-igjaishhaiid Jaiiuaij, oilci-ed at .5650, with — Bea;-soc to $6. Considerable sold. . Sllé ’ _3o 66 14“ E E t ~ igﬁlillter, 24 c0S‘»iIlsi).};1..;;.S;cé.é.é.,.1;§(fg ﬁisli o,r.LitiiiCi1aé'yl.1 .‘_E1li1iFei‘iii-liiary, Land ...... ...‘ ... 1 :::::':::::: .‘~- 9. .0 .*=.w S’*‘,**- *0“ i~10°n>s- _ .- ' Ca‘ -. 1 . —-———— . . “F “tier 9- .1 - . ' 9‘ .°° 3 vi‘-‘.Si;’."“El'i ..»...:"ii . i.€138f"‘ 1.": ll.r:ei7'.1”l96 . 03 f”. “‘”?“- . f“ “ ‘W9? 1" . .-‘mice ' - 3"? nu wurm. 4“ 45 1.13 l‘l";ii11%i1<£)11iie!n(::jt?.c6€;c 1:03 this. . $11 :7i}l§——Lo\vei . Sales 250 bi-15 seller March at _ gt, hams wholesale Market" 381%; d§‘;cdod.$ 13.911 %nadn:.i27m%s30c3,4(i)lo. r(11‘?t;;]gdal11(: , SeM1:%é>Si& 0O‘f}:'0 no s i . N.}Ii;.iiiu}.i;iuyiiI $33373. 3linedor1t:1.::itya,n’7§):/zcfcih ' ' . .3; . "' ~ ~ ~ . __ - ' " ‘ ’ ' V ' ' _' Klopfer. 1‘2scn1awagSoiitli«west cows.... 760 2 25 .2 . ‘ : - ‘-7 1 . - N _____________ _ D_ b. Meats_’]0o csks clear ribs O11-cred to la t D, AND R815-ling; larvers X48, and OZ. v E, 280. I)]anlShed-14-X48, ‘W ,- r11 ' I ‘ - ' 0. S , . 1 9 871/ hliiky 00. . ' 5:. Lam; cieanng House‘ Chicago Mnwmmeo New York a Li r- half Febiuary at 6.600’ no bid. , 1' 3 -new bxs.$‘310a)2 25; ‘hf bxs,:i1 206191 2a:qrs. 656 and 16 oz.. 1;? 15, 8:50; boiler sizes, 14 and 16 oz. . 1Z.”f’§i'i.’.f?i,i’5i“.§o’3?i i€iVz-.etiv§c1§)tI(;]<:l€"' stt£iI:§..':: '97.»? § 6.5/2 NEW URLEANS, January 9.——1l‘lour _qniet aind. §ie,_,.,,,¥s__,_,,____,__.__,_.____.“_.______.__ $3,963_5}? 9 pool Closiég Marketa. an ve (/.,.“CAG0, Jmuary 9, 3:30 p_ m._Wheat at Zgﬁéssullgiigigénging. 1.39140; seedless raisins. in Gutter copper—20 and 24x72, 10. 11 and 12:16 Ir-ons.€§Cassi.iv&,Scrii;n.is&. Cztssidv to ste-.-idy; supeiiine $4 50; xx. $5; xxx_ $0626; l;.igh_;;} uisnccs ...... 1~l..,l.l3 Messrs J W Adams & O0 furnish the {CHOW ?1U(_x,%=g@1 05?, Jan. $€1ﬂ07%,m 07% Feb’ 51 07%@ £86 .Cm.0n.: Lewhorh tigggoiztsiepnréisﬁngcgangig , zigggﬁilf Eocﬁgig ghicgetsjb 28O1.3arB.f(338€l‘VO1l' . §Tr€1§1‘;(.J(1‘t‘)u§‘.;”81();1%§.;:fiI;8é.(:6;4;é... g‘l‘kf]l.U.eS5ﬁ5(536(’)?5. _Cofrn_ iiaefaliggIf‘133Uf§]§;g110(:l;1-J50i ‘ —**-—-— V. ' ' ' . ......-o a; corn .o4i%c Jan. 40%ro4o%c ‘ o . ‘ *1 * - ° ' - - 5 “ X s 4 v 0- 029°?» 5.‘ - "‘ 1. . - ’ . W itc ‘c- one In air mt « n ; mce B‘, ,r”e=__m‘m. . mg. demus from an ,m,.,m.wm marxem to clean", 1,.,,b_ 42,/G May; Oats 24 ‘,6 J, 24,,@24,/,‘_' F/ peel. ..1@23c. Figs. Smyrna. new layers, 146 square and round V to ly inches 9" lb 290; do. V1oixwellé‘rA.l.e.'ton,1§fairna. sh. strs.l,218 4 10 37@-.8c_ , Com rneal dun; $2 35@2 4o_ Hay quieg; ...... ...... .......... ........... .. .... iveanesaay. .r.mmy 9- e;«9‘i~,. ;’on=.«i sg,i‘om5i': lo i‘.».,.f. l%‘§....§f“.:‘:i 3;°;."lli§'....'i%:°:..7“i?.;...‘;:“‘:$.l; :.‘?..§f.§.;‘.°** '”.3;:ic;,’gi3*°;::;,’1::,s,t§:g,,8e,;g~ ‘§l.533?i:.1i'7”.§5f232ii‘.§“m“.3‘.§i7{.‘3.§.:212I2:22:23:331,353 WT’ c'":;..9i*.d‘“:':.:.>;..i‘3.2‘?é%‘.l’.:;’ii..il3 mi?’ 3?; 9°”: °%“‘ P“m° “‘e"°““‘“° P‘“’°" 5&7 P9“ pm- I..,,,§“‘,.’,‘,¥,‘:.$"§’n",‘§‘.’;5",f,‘1T,‘°’1§°.,§’;,1‘,§,;' .11”. 11145903 Em " am ""7’”@7‘3°°”e”- 7-W27 W40 $§l1n,“1tSs@%{2)(;5'16§‘iib§i't5. 13@{}4c- Brczggs '7f’9°- Scsnicnbgand pat-tern sheeté.'# ib.'i’§lc. L<>cc§ic.3 £335:3ﬁ"i‘s4?..‘i?33i?3§1§i?i§.§§i‘§I§i]§§e%l%§f?Iiflgg §1q.i();"fi?.i§i31§’12'i4eii.2 25?» Lard in fair «iemanci'B and can . nstoms receipts $159,000. The Assistant ,3‘ , _ ‘ _ ‘ ‘ _ ,3 ‘,,‘ '. 2 W ’~ 5 Statement of ' mm; ._ - _ -- - 808113 V est-era. 9 «'3; ' ex- tive fire- ox sheets. 9' lb. 2Sc. Copper bottoms. Cottenbai.un, 9good na. cows and hei£s..1,041 50 ﬁ-m-re.f’1ned--tierccs 8@81/c’ kegs 8/”@3}’G. .&1lk,, T,.eaSm.e,. disburaed $761.000_ clearings $13’, 37}/1‘:d‘€’v°I:é;“E:‘};m'{1-E!{3'c(‘i’§;3'gg§,gi%&2g and East St. Louai§aell1evY:ltoi°sfa.}:iInuf;:?ym7zst Lows gssgfilc-s41:%'arnp%3. Tennessee, Leemorns. 1?.’ iii. 30c. Metallicnbottoins, V 115, 200. Solder- E§t.r.:.sVs2:.-.cl.icr, 11 good nigtive cows ...... .. 087 Tish . fnxeaég gum; and si,§3ztd_y';4sl,1oul€iL3I‘54, 1oii2se»4}1c;_:,\..,, ‘ . ~ V. .; . . ,2 . _ / _\ I ‘ _ y, _,., _ , . . v .2 mo 0. Uranilres-— Messina, .3 .i0@ inc: coppers. Jfvlb, 32¢ _ biillsvan, 14 medium nzitive 1l€ifelS........ ‘ o packed 4%O;c1ea1. nb 60; c1ea,.5%c_ Bqcan Bm,;ng , 000.000. 6013 0P8n0d and 0089‘! ill» 103%. Nth EU” U=11‘.V. $1. Otlagvl 07/4-_i._ M81611 $1 07%@l 0;./73 Cm. To mi,_,T0 barges if 4 V box_, Valencia, $869 oi’ case. ,. SHEET IR0Ix—Cornnio-i—-7:10. 16 to 20. 3c; No. M“m3“~.9 g°°d "3" s‘.’f‘5°d helmrs "" "'1’0b8 3 7" and higher; held, shoulders 6c; clear 1'll)~7(); clear: 531% 3,, me ,,,.e,,,,,_,,. 302% . Carrying rates 6607 B»1orf2—.g.ti3uu_iy.4U~.@41%c. Fgorucry. 40%@4(_l§c; coxisuiiiption. roads.’ laiici noiiis. tal. CANNED GUUPS. PICKLES. IgTc.—r’eacnes. 22 to 24. 3c; No. 26. 3.200; No. 27. 3.40@3.G0c. S. Sfgdg:,‘*§,§‘§Y{§’,‘3gO‘§’,,9§;012,001-“, 854 3 2:’ 7,1>.’,c. Hams dull, weak and lower; quoted. sugar per cont, Silver at Lomgoy, 53%.}; hem, _a)_ -‘4?/z‘~ §3U-.-J_?'11l1iU’l'. 500; F0U1'l1a1'.Y- 5b%0- ! . ‘ ‘V 5593-. 345» 51 300135: 3-15. 53 ‘-’-0@‘250; S,tl'3W- L. U. smooth--—No. 16 to 20. 40; No. 22 to 24. 4c; Metgaifg jioore 5:239 :30 ‘ """ " 0 cured 9c—accord'uig to size and brand; uncam silver bars 118% grecnbacks, 115;; 30,5; ,,,,,,e,. B¢}i1b)—F€b*uil!'y. 08c. ‘ (wiieat....i g.91:_l) so i 5,573 be1'I;1_c8.,9-l5.$l 406100: Raetibcrries. 2-1. 51506 No. 26. 4 2-ioc: No.27. 4 4-106. Double reﬁned M. Mc'c.~.i-fiiy. 13 iaii~1r.c'iiaii oxen..;.....'i,1c6 3 so vziscd 8(d).9c. Whisky steady; rectified Louisiana. com 598-}; per cent discount. uoveriiiiients 3’°°°1”,‘3'“wh0-N». 4=b.0b-l bushels; cum-n, 33,913 0(.)$itlsl .... .. 3,11% 2,400 12.2-:12 $05 403(I_9€b8l'!'16S.2_-15.5120@13O;W11<31't1eUel'I‘i6S. smooth--No. 16 to 20. 5.700; No. 22 to 24, 5.900; Same, 201igjht.1ndian steers..." ..... 856 3 00 $1 02; Western $1-07rdi1 10. «Coffee quiet; Rio car--. strong. ltailroad bonds genemlly iirin. State ‘,jTf§‘.,"e°,.“’§3",’,%.‘.5,',,,Z,;,8,‘,),l. bushe18;r'Ve' L398 bushels; live .... " 1,238 ;';,§’,$1n:5g1&§5e§11:_:(1)n*i)'aDP1€i Chore 1:0. 6.10c; ‘No. 27, 6.360. Jllnlata. SIYIOOU1» AG§°- 5- T€‘i“'1°"t§‘U°- I" ., 0,3 ' 2 8.“), goes ordinasrv to _pr'iiiie 16}£f&)l$le. Sugarquiet;a securities iiuu, Tue ~;¢,cg marge; was V3,}; - =_ .- . a q -- B’ .1 ‘$112: ’ i ' 2‘-" -_ '7 I CNS. ’ . -v ‘ ; .uinccs -1 o. 16 to 20. 7.600: No. 22 to 24.7.8065 No. 26. -' ".‘"”‘,.:1 ”“"“"3"°WS~----. ---------- -- ~_=: ,‘.c d k-velliw clai'ii':ie<18@8}/c. ‘ilolzisses dull’; ea:-i_v dealings on all‘c;0l‘t- that a IniSund€l"8t8lldilllg‘ . b‘?“’.me“‘°""w".°m" 62’187 "“3h,9.‘§3 mm’ 17-142 -at 6} — — 2-15; $2 20462 50; Tomatoes, 2-L. Sl_10«a1 *.35:3—i>: so: No. 27. 3300- Iuopmr.’ 93. coarse .f"‘t ‘mt’-ship’ 5“’erS"1"3°9 4 °7% grlilninﬁiti 18@20c; fair 228:2.-lo.’ Rice scarce and Ti "l‘CE33.l'(llng‘ freight rates existed among the Trunk 'mS"e‘S“’3‘5- 4-237 bushels; 1‘3’6.4b0 1311511016; 081“ Total.... 19,158 3,066 I , g 2-3,334 $1 3991 50: S__trin,°: Beans, 2-Ea. $1 ‘.lor<'i)1 59: Lima GENUINE RUSSIA IRON—Pe1'fect. NOS. 9. 10. 5,3532‘ ?~(§’::'.!{3¢1j$r§;(§t()(§ct{;°gteer, 953 firm; Louisiana ordinary to choice 54361/zc. Bran Lines; when this report.-.viiseiiipliaiiciilly denied, Icy’ 8'005 buwels.‘ .. ‘ 1 "‘ " 1 bc‘nS'2‘b’s‘ wﬁl 7°:Gr‘.’en pea''2’.1.5'515C'@2 505 no 12-*7 5-133/4°-5 9‘3med-d°- *7 5- 12}4’~"- Tare '33 DalvI&&Millei- to """" ‘ steady at 8‘-’v%('~ G010 10‘-’»%@103i Sigh‘ exchange 3 n,.m,,,.1,-,e”,,g Se, in ‘mi ulna was an‘ advmme .ll]spe‘(‘:Ll0nS—\‘v hczirt. 114 cars; corn, 111 cars; LE.-ill‘ '.l‘()i3AC(:O—Steady. Break very small, Y‘"m"“tP com‘ .2'E- 51 8562‘ W“‘51°“' °°1‘“s 153 $0 M10518; £01‘ 1088 than 1 bundle add 10 ‘V 15- A. 1'vifl.nl1:16 good native heifers ....... ... 914 3 40 7-16 discount; sterling exchange 4.93%. is: og ,1; to 1;.3-3,,“ cent; au,.i,,g me “um. pan of cats. .~. cars; rye, o cars; barley, 26 cars. and about all common lugs, which were in dc- 2'5,’ 51 89°32; Sardines‘ nah box” m 333°‘ 2253 .PA.TENT PLANISHED’IRON"‘N°9- 24 W 27' A W3-‘X91 & Anertoﬂv 1313-11'11?‘-- 91119-3‘?'1’3-1-942 4 00 CINCINNATI, January 9.--Cotton quiet; mid- T, ihle 2‘.flel‘l1.'}Oll this iii-irkefmwa.-s dull and lower, on W“ V MILWAUKEE MARKET. (I)n.IIiI1(ii. Oﬁlgglalilal) igew rejected at $2 90; sales: glufggfgb 14&‘Y?t1e51?s;%g?,%’:‘bf£§$e grgndgg %“31l"‘3'* 3 3’-b11°é.N°5m2;4 ‘%,3;; 3 91131135’. 9}:-C0 JV¥:*;1ig°1‘lb$7§,Ei‘l"}fftive bm_cherstee1,S 1 1'01 .. dling at 103/ic. Flour easier; imily $5 7063530. eegmnis i-om luropeii ii: an armistice, :1 d eat-So. 2, Jaiiiiar ‘"1 08*’; N . 2 F b. -I ‘NSM ’ . at “‘370@2 S0,1n*w t '0. "' ‘ ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ ' ’ ‘or 93° ‘an ““ ‘e 3" *"' - - ' l‘ * _ ' _ "W * " - " Wii it need ' red 12539128. Corn in fair 65- rumors of failures here. but the latter could Dnot, ruary. $1 08,14. L m A 0 ’ 8 Oil‘ the break, finds cecinmon leaf sold ?>n$:.Ot. 090°; O75t°’3’5,‘°°° b”"°““- 24”-51 1931 253035‘ GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-Jllniataa 01‘ ﬁl'5t PKWE’ §‘(.“F“§.s,”f,}i&eC,§),itIff1er steer, 1 095 3 75 mast; 2:. 40L%%’4.2c. $Ozti.s dull at 28@3'lc. Rye dull :. be verified. and th‘? market at close was steady. R°.°3iP‘5-\'V'h‘33t. 31.700 bushels. LE*"‘D“S°“ M11350‘-u'i.e SW30? .3114 Qlliei $4 0' mm‘ ‘mod brands‘ 1'15‘ 6M"5°‘.L°b°ter." 21" q“3‘i""‘N°8- 14 to 20, 9’ lb. 12c; 21 to 24. 130: 25 ?,‘_V§,c’C,;,.,‘,‘,icK‘ tov (’ ’ at 62@64c. Barley dull and iiominal. Pork dull 'i he decline iron) highest point of the day was ,i;@ Shipinents—-Wlieat, 10.000 bushels. 10“ 153- . $?h90e3' L°b5t°"3‘ L3’ 52 ma‘. 25' P’°k1°"" and 35- 140,3 27- 1°03 23: 150- U‘-5°°“r" °1' mu Aclienhach, 18 med. nat. stock steers... ' 838 3 10 at $11 50. Lord dull and lower; steam 7.35@7.40c, 1% per cent. with izeatest decline in New York ' NEW YORK MAPKET H£QI\I£’—-Dllll. We quote: Dressed $l~l5®160: (' .e"‘."': gallons’ V 9°59“; 54 5"’.°3ha1t'g.an°9§’ b““d1e3'.3° "ml cent’ . 3- Hi°Km3“& U0- W , closing with 7.300 bid; kettle 7.75(a78.25c. Bulk Ueuwal, and me l,ec0‘m,y in mm dealings was X NO. 2 Chimmo Spring wfmat .31 31491 31}/‘ u‘,,d,.ea_§ed _$6O‘@105; sh0ms___Sing_le dressed $105“? 3é32.5_§.3 o0.tmart8, $2: 206.. 00; PIILCS‘. S1 2001 so; BLOCL TI.N.—-Banca large pig_, 1? lb. 220; Swift Bi~os._&Co..1_6 fair nit. shlpsu-.ers.1,.351 43.2 meats inactive and lower; sh(,u1de,.3 49; a_ r_ to ,5; per cent. Lake shore and the Wisconsin 1~;0_2 u;m.,,uke,.”sp,.mg. wheat 31 33,631 my 0 8: 12.5: double‘ crossed do $l‘25@]~1.5; liacklcd tow . “$1.13” .q‘.5""°s’ “5°"§ef,1'57(“')‘°°3l”."ghSh ”’m3' SW3“ 31333 913- 19°; ]““3- ref“ large P’g- 1903 S.‘I"““e’1“a.“'“a‘: Sh‘p' 5-tee”. "" """"‘1".33." $30 5550; s. o. 57/30. Boxed meats dull and un- shares were the bcstsustained stocks. ’I‘ra.nsac- mm..§ 53¢ 05., 39., pm, $,.»7,,‘i'.“§ 3' ﬁﬁﬂa 57$??? 50; break tow S40@o0p61‘ Lon. 5:155 ’ $f§,%‘;,;§35,,’“kb”“’ “£0 ““ﬁ°“S' 586950‘ hm‘ d°S‘(§{,”“§,i;2°‘§;‘ ha“ 21°‘ -5 14 1.; d Sifai1Tla§9}l't<i1gT(f::l(l11;1(;1l]1o£l1 3%‘? oxen """ ""1’M ° '5 changed. Bacon quiet; shoulders 60; c. 1'. 7c; iions 111,000 isniii-es; of which 5,000 were New 7 S‘0,,‘3..'85c‘ ‘ “ ‘ -‘ -* ' - A.LI:\'(i}STUB'l<‘S——.lo‘obin2 rates: 15a2'gln“‘—--2-lb ‘.5’ - 3’ 933- 8'3 0‘-13. ca 15.33823. 0 D —- xtra, in bars, 9 i , c; o. 1 o, . 1 t ' ’ an if 1 105 437y clear 7210. Green meats heavy; shoulders noni- York Uenlral, 45.000Lakc Shore. 12.009 N "h- ‘ ‘J, ' In ﬂax 103/c; jute 2 is icvoii:/c; 23 ° 15 - v "“‘°“’- 5‘3.?°@33 S‘“m°n- ‘3%-1b.$4= 35-724 50' i-~o. 130; No. 2 (10. 12c‘ shelter solder, 260. M“’‘*'‘‘“ - 1 '7“ ‘la. “'8 39”“ 6 "”""" ’ “ - -»s/ - -ci 5.254.:-.35 ~, latter for salted in . western comnion, 7,000 preferred; 17,000 St.Of’;iiil spring whealt iosRcI;'.i)«‘a3iLi§'-Ké?ii.0,n,, avem" do 12;:c. Hemp twine‘ 11};_;:t12c. ‘i§«‘$’.. obit?)/ii “¢;1[£),°§:§"_;_°3’ m°”'_1'ﬂ’‘ 52 155)?‘ 25', - ’ SL313 ZINC 0R‘SpELTER“6%°' V 15' ,. .-Vlitllililzli.-l1.SZtl(€1§e§z1'g<>?1(IJ1gliE7(<".heifers -------- 947 3 3 3-5 legit?‘ i’ig.(I}1l,S8l6.e()%@70 1901' (16 to 14 lbs average. cominoii, .J,0.i0}|l‘_€f8l'1‘ed; 9.000 Lack2uva.iina, and when 125 gdzaﬁ-3., 11¢. C.,m;0{.nm cl 1, h . 17.9 ‘“’5“““1‘0W. Grip and St. Louis hoop $2 50 ii? 5“ 3'’ N°wi/Uneans' 7%@8%°’ -h° 0' Se. IRON W1RE"N°5‘ -“'6' 9° '9 155 N03‘ " 3' 9' Same. 1'2 300d I13-tiVe1lcif8rB ----------- 890 3 37% Whiskv in good demand and a shade higher, at * 1,600 weiwm Umom . . . . _ u w cut. ... bumue_ nod yellow. 8,.rii9c; do reﬁned white. 9:a9l,c. 10c; Nos. 10. 11, 11c; No. 12, lllgc; Nos. 13, 14, HQ(;3._supp1y noel-ii}, and gene.;‘a]_[y good in. $103. 'B,me,. easier’ hm not qumably Iowan 5,_m.m,2 exchange‘ bankers. bins’ 80 days. mircgisilgo. Corii,new,29s. Oats.3s. POrK.56S. ;,~L0UR__Lm1e done; u“cha.g¢d_ Bayes: mo COFFEE‘-—Ri0. common 19619%c: fair to 12xc;Nos.‘15,16, 1-l.c;No. 17. 15c;.No.18,16c; quality and hag“-‘yaveyage w.eig11t,s. ‘The weaiiier Linseed on Steady and in faiy demand. a,;59c_ sign. Cannons of ,81 _ d ’ _ - bnis sound low gral 1, _ . t : 8'00“, 210- Choice 2]%(g' ,..N0. 19Q- B1-Iﬂht market. fl!“ bundleﬁ, 63 I55, ‘V33 not as cold as it was yesoerday, and noon 7 __ . g H. Y k d 1 var. colnmon mm. 0: .6‘.-,‘_' 102%: do 01 .67. m5%4._. 4:: I iléigvlerpolol whéaat and _Marlr Lathe com quiet. m',-xed 10,) M$4I2‘,r;:’50(&*“‘:_3‘36‘i’S' %3‘:ﬂu§3 £399’ fancy yellow. 22}£c; Sm;-:apor’eJ_a.va. 23f625}£c; 50 per cent discount. Coppered markeusame list it was almost mild, but not enough so to cause} 75%§%o_an iie§§i,.i§ 14,000 head; ' o'-'-:- -'.v- r. . - - 1 '0 ~ tr -~ - .. - - M8». ; os a. ea. ,..c; .a- as 1-1 tmarket 45 per cent iseount. v ‘or r - w of 63, 1 .,,, , new 55, 190,‘, new '43,‘: r‘ame'lI_’°:a;*‘°"_“ gnwod hlgkel B ark Lane when; 103 M 50 _5 de,_ mo M to (M. 50“$5 70 £00 (ye"“_p: O G J‘ _ 28@30c C 1: R1 23*: J b ‘:11 . . <3 fears about cooling hogs at night on the hooks. 3mpm’em5 7,,,o1,ead, reg” V103%,w,03’,‘; do coupons’ 103%®103—/K»; emf Carggséé of uévggigftofonwiieat 0:1‘ coast qui- in.) at $6, so chm at $6 35. » guavra. 2_.5c‘; Santos 226230: Mexican 22@22%c. S1iEE'1- ZINC—-600-5 cask. 9' lb, ‘U50; 250-5 The packers were on hand, and bought freely, 3 ; 15AL'1‘1M()1{E, January 9.—Flour unchanged. new ,8. ,.,._.g..,,e,.w' 101%; ,1“ coupons ; _ - __ _ D.i.sszt...c inactive. BUUKWHEA1. FLUUR_Duu’ at $590@6 for M_OLAbSn.S--Neworleans 4069590 for common do, 4340; sheet. Sc. little slow at first. but afterwards. iibera-lly, and wheM...Wes;em dunand iower; NO_ 2Wéste1.n Fair average quality new spring V6 hem. foi rain it -- to choice ————— - : - in-403 r_ee:.. 106%; con., 107%; out-ency 6's, shjpmem (m,.”,.,. the resent at 1. . P 1 choice Wisconsn; Eastern nominal at $6 25@6 50. . ' , ,, _ 8 generally at steady last night as closmgvﬂgures. winter 1-ea, gpgt, am} January, $1 38; February niigg .,g,.,,.°,;; we,..e,.n Umm, .,~cle‘,.aph' 77%; “lower a. D an oiowingmonlia 1:11,; FL0UR__C,ty sens on orders M “Ge, REHIIED SUGARS--038 lost. 1l3..a1l,,c; . St.Loms Lumber Market. Before the market closed. however, there were $1 40. Co,.n_We5,em moderately active’ bu, Quicksilver 15%: do preferred 29; rm,-.inc man ' countr_v‘$325 to . ‘ ' ' ¢7'3“"3‘_‘- 1151-1%‘-'«5_553I=d3rd El'8l1’11l-‘-’3‘3- 1955 Revised by E. E. Hymors &.Co.,~ 3938 Broadway. exceptional sales as high as $1 10@4‘12,15@-1 15_ for lower; weS,e,.n_miXed, spot and January’ 57,3 22%‘: Hui-iposa 1; do oreicrred 1; Adam: lhxnresa (,'Ql’.N MEAL—Firni. Sales 400 bi-la city at ‘logo’ ,1 SI" 10£‘(}»ms . gmmnmed’ loiéﬁwfﬁcé Y H‘ W‘.1°L‘?5‘*L3 A'1'D31’°'.‘TAND 0“ LEV“' 1162".) ‘OD h0g3. and 88 10W 86 $3 70 f0!’ 112115 57;“; February 57$.-(@580; western steamer 53c. 003500!!!’ 98%; Wells, buriro nix. U0. 83; , “"'”°""‘°“' ‘"3 G"‘“" $229532 30 ‘“’1- . pow ere ' A3 110% .ﬂn° do’ H/‘r—a'n’i&>°' §..3‘Ii'““°é°‘gl’-'3‘3°"“g’ mat and sec. 523 mm.’ 00 Dmkmg gnaw’ Wm” the m3."k°7' .-“Wed “cad? Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye dull and nom- Amelwﬁﬂ 15-'«"”1’9“ UODWIDI 48%: United states 5'01‘ the tWen£y—four hours ending 11 g, m_ Jan. W1il<JA'l‘-—C:ish market undoubtedly firmer and :'6‘i9d.3'§[.(A). 1034610/(6. st. Louis (AL. 109:0 Yellow 9:5; r‘(’)‘!‘1‘g‘,1‘{io(‘;x’,i-ﬁg"'ﬁ;;§;';;;&‘ééé; A 3’ all day, there was by dark ii disposition by some. ,,,,,1_ gay dun, heavy and unchanged. Provis- Elivrcu Umuvany 4735’; 56"’ York Central 107%: ‘*3’? 9. 1878: SWOHSGI‘. even if little was done. and while the 10"‘.°’ 'ss°um ‘A)'.1°am""’; °,‘“.‘' "*’)° 9A3 on?! .3...-, gr-ecn........ .’......‘.'. ...... .. 20 OMD22 00 "“3Te"3 '30 ‘made °ﬂ “"093 “ h“1.‘’v “"3 eﬁem °f ions dull and unchanged. Butter quiet; choice Eric 8; co nrefericu‘: 5;; Hlriom 141; do pref. Wh<_=¢-N0- 3_cpring. 1;: No. 2 mixed. 1; No. 3 l ‘‘°‘“““‘1 ‘W’ °°m'm1Y 39‘§u“°n1! as few small 9;-.‘3é,9y“,,““°a”d to” 9%“/'°‘ "°“°" W" Yellow nine rough ﬂooring. third rate or ‘ ‘"“°h “‘3Y.°" may *1“ be 5“°“’“ 1" “X” ““"'‘‘e‘- Western roll and ‘packed 2oro22c. i3eti~oieiim -—: _ﬂich~:run Central 61; Panama 120; Union "30 W1M_0r. 3; No. 4 winter, 8; rejocted_wi‘nter.2. ﬁamlﬂcs on sale . Gi-sde—)qo. 4 sold 1c higher, ’'5p16_1gé_._q ; 5- -' comm”-" °°“m’y dry: """ ------- -- 14 °%315 0° B“'~°h°"3 dld ”°” b“.Y many: ‘ma generany ‘“.‘h" - dull; reﬁned 12c. Coffee dull ‘and unchanged: "“°'“‘° 57%; ‘-35’ 5"°!'°5'35ﬁ1 111111018 COM!!! 73%: T°“‘1~ 10- _ and the bid for No. 3 W33 3,“ 1,e“e,.; 3 cm. of No. Y6. ii ineg3._$1 1091 1.. ._ cloves, 5B@55c, Yellow pine rough ﬂooring. third rate or . tic less than top prices. paid by pacl:ers.. Light wmskv dun and, iower at $1. 03%, Receipts... U,eve,u,,_. um funbm.‘ 75; 9,,-orwwumr‘ 3%; (;(,,.,,__3t. Chaﬂes’ new. ._._; mgh_m3xed_ 1; No_ tin C sold as $1 11; $1 2034 asked reg, with $1 19 g§§£§r'35,‘, 18.6’ auspice’ balsa’ ginger‘ Helge’ i'§iT§§’°?ﬁc§iri$?§£.é3b3"iBi'ii'£{i1i‘" "" Q h°$3 were 1,“ mu‘ 3h‘PP“1g 'd9‘.“‘md at 1938! Q09‘ Floui','2,500 brls; ,wheht., 40,000 bu; coin. 41,000 Northwestorn ureter:-so : Uieveiuu. Uoium ?\‘Y'llS§d. 13; i~cJ'ectsd. 8; new, 19; no grade. 18. "fa, “E ’°" N°- 33 “° L‘.'°- 2 °ﬁ'9”°d- $1‘~’3bid- i¢1c71:...1,ou1siang 5};ﬁ7- ca oi-nu -(mu Po lat grips and boar<l's.ﬁrstan}1°'s'e'coii‘<i ’ ’ t.‘“’°“°.‘ “[9 ‘’°“’ gm"-3‘ S.k"9.?°"Si $?‘l25@3 503 I911. Sh'1pmcnt8—Wheat. 105.000 bu; corn,12l,- iiug, igmcmpgu ...; 1mmm.,,ou.33g‘; New Jersey lotal, 61. 1iu..ures—Februai-y soldhigher at$1 223461 22%. 9‘ 1-33 an 73-,4; ' r I ' ‘ ”° cPeai' .................. 20 0C'@‘23 00 ugh‘ $3 5O.@''3 705 Packmg 33 “’(‘-‘>3 90’ g"°d qt“ 000.bu. contra, Mg; 399; 1,13,“; 995; 5-;_ yam 33%; no Oats-—No, 9,, 5; 1-cjei-,geq_5_ Total, 10_ opening and closing at latter ﬁgures; Cﬂ.EElS! .Ne‘;.r°rE we 11 an _. Oi . Poplar strips and boards. third rate or 95@4 05;_butcher to fanCVrll0d.V_V 90fci.~4 10.. LIVERPOOL’ January 9.__Cotton_Dun and tiroierrcii 73,121; Toledo one Wabash 16%; Fort ,1“~”'19Y‘-N0- 3 Spring. 1; rejected spring, 2. *‘‘’'‘'°‘‘ 5°“ higher “’3°' °”°’‘“’‘ “‘ $1 2535 factor: 1l}{G12'>§' factor 5:1’; )1‘ 6* %(ll@1°no common’ """""""""" """"""" '° 13 mam 0° ‘3‘X“'em°s 1”‘ sale“ $3 5%“ 1°‘ bulk $5 90634 10' easier; sales 8,000 bales; uplands spot 6% ; W gyiia 913;; fgrrg ﬂange 4,; . ‘referred 16.5; '1uI.al, 3. . and closing at 812433’; nothing done in January, 00,. t;,’choice. ‘W’ ‘ 'Vn,a1.;m?{ ff ‘’‘&° 1 7'6‘ P°p““' “"95 ‘nd b°“"d" mm ""1 """ 15 “°@1.3 00 53133 5“ the ' Orleans spot 69-16d. Breadstuffs-—Market steady.‘ Chicago and Alton 77,'{;doprefei-rec100;0niosn.i -~ ’..ve—No. 1.2- T0t81,2. "‘ bid, 95° 1°W¢1'- , °*mP1° 333933. R‘3d"1 C31‘ 1‘l)5c' E D 13101-lg? 811;‘ 3A 20¢8%§c ' u 3&3‘ Egg: :33 second clear "" " gggggggoog UNION YARDS” " F30“ 27@233- Wi""e" Wh.°‘:“ 113.3d@1‘3~"S 8l>17i,l7'i’". 15115., 3; l)cg“w‘rQ .39 L,.,¢“m,m,;, ,9,“ _“,a,,uc B.BC.ap1[u]3,tlon--\Vneag' 15; um‘ 61; 03,3’ 10; choice selected rejected at $104; 2 cars No. 4 01111} S,’3A_P'_§g1m 9,9130’. éktra m,'.~,,. 53,060. Black walnut. culls to .~,‘.$;.'..'.Ei2.'.iI'.’2".i2.'."'. 13 0643325 no 30- A‘? P5199‘ N°‘ AV‘ P}'iCe- No. Av. Iii-ice. wheat 10:; Gdralls 3d; California average 125.86 ‘ ' and. Pacific i'eie-mipn soar-. Hllusouri i-ac-inc 13;; barley, 3; rye, 2. Total, 91 cars. trk _M 51 116112; ,2 cars. selected do on E trl: at Cum, musema‘, 115130. ,,,ma“M° ‘m ' Red cedar, ilewea and sawed,‘ c'iime'ii- 14----1§7---3&3 ‘:0 14----179---$3 5?? 25---.-1§1---9>3 5” @123 11a; California. ciiib 12s 11d@l3s so. Corn, chicane. nuriumon amt Quincy in-3; u....,i.,,.. ...... fl lo‘; 3_cu'gIdo ihxidsédo 43:31 cars on E iii: 1,, ' "W °"- R é)n...d......1. ............................. .. 17 50f£z)30 00 3‘; 23 . new, 295; corn. old. 29s 9d.BOhecBe. 648. 0&3? nnu{'j§,Jng. 1i;‘;i,eni,rur3, ., um; 10;»; (' J 7 10611 "IE. on 3 an mix editerraiiean ' . 0 08 at‘. levied and saved. fence "5 33. Pork 563. Beef 85s. acon. l. c. in. s Paciﬁc .. 10435’: cm... i-...... ‘i'.....i mil... £52.23 “°°°"’“ '“"‘ "“""°'"‘-‘ °' I-°*""n= wick» 0" v- ‘-5 W*"“=-W“ ms mm and fair at $1 125 ...’.’.§i?.i’i§’§.§?'?‘.’.‘-3i~.".‘3.»l”‘i'.'i§.“.i".§‘ ‘§§.‘3§‘.‘é”.‘i“§.‘.‘;r};.’2T°" o"°'“‘ “'° 3 ‘M’ W" P” -------- 2° °°’c?6 00 i‘i’.3::::«§2§'3::::§ 88 n ‘ §§::::§%3::::‘.i 33 §§::::é‘l§::"2 % ea; bacon’. s. c. m..’3~2s ca. Lard—-Prime W'es=- .,,.,Km¢ mnm, ii“,-; 1-enueuea 5.5. om’ 34,‘; do. For the 24 hours ending Wednesday. January 9, 1 133 94 FKS It 31 16; 190 Bks N0. 3 8!. $1‘30---latt.er C4_)ﬂ_]_)AG.E._1.‘ mun gm; [31-ge;-ioc-.-3{‘1:)a5gc-',r4' Hick:{l;?>Ii]'$a:Ei1"ar 'i'.'.—‘éaii.‘d‘.;lii£.;’{.3£.ii.‘i3i"" 003 124....232....4 00 50 ..330....4 10 170....228.. 3 90 cm 413. Tallow—Good to fine, 40s; tallow-—p. m,-,q_ 33; V3, 5'3. om,30; ¢o_ n¢,w_ 30; M1," 1878, and corrcsnonaini: IIYJII 1877.a.si-eported by the “SW9 “*4 fol’ l"'§"d°1“,’- 3- Sprint.‘--Not asnle; nu ’ " ‘ ' ' C, 1.955‘ 35,, cotton sycamore n;_,',',' ‘4’71-- -3 90 --‘Z39-~--3 90 6?----999w 3 79 y. c. London. 393 9d. Receipts of corn for the gout. ¢,~».. 1.,4%_ Me,.c1,am,a Exchange, 81 10 naked and $1 09 bid reg. for No. 1-$1 10 bid ;5YRUp5_.gommon wage. fan. to ‘M4 509 e in ....’ maple .......... ...... ..: ..... ..' 11 00-6120 00 “°---':3°°~--°I1 0? 1“ --W6’---3 .30 3 ----3'51" 4 9° ' past three days at Liverpool 2,000 quarters. Loivmm, January 9_...con3u}5, 95‘5.15_; 5.203 R¢ce,,,t,. 3,m,me,,u In E and $1 10% in C; $1 07 bid for N0. 2-none of. 550. chmce 606.5% ' ' ‘ Yardi. res for above are for dry, and fi'om$5 0 $10 £'°"3.§9 ' -2 3*.’ 1]} 33 ‘E {,3 PHILADELPHIA, January 9.--Flour quiet; su- ot '67 10535; new 4},"s.103,’{: 10-40s 1u7}g; ...“... ARTICLES. i-igeramil. by mi. f°',°d- - . 1‘ OONCENTRATEO LYE--Pittsburg Sasoniner p°'1*°°"“’°‘ m3“"“'° 15i""§3§'"'4 13 31 ";.c4' "4 05 -21""-2'77” 3 90 Derﬁne $43 83"“ $531’°m‘.S3‘V*“‘i“ f3“‘“Y.$6“°‘6 755 53 lfitih’: Li-ie 835; Erie . preferred 22; Illinois A , hm 193- ‘$7.7: 1373- 1577- (’0RN“‘G!"“'° 3°‘? ‘mxed 5°3"°°"‘°"'1°t3 neg’ 8450' Greenwich $l00'American 5400' Oriental. mus "Wed to order’ ext“ rate,’ . o1:.‘::‘26*.):’:‘3 90 5 :.l99:.:.3 60 174. 3292:" 3 95 Minnesota. $5 75036 25; high grades anu patent v U,,_,m.,,, 7“1.;N_ J_ U. 33_ Bus es. 7 3.0 169 6 lectcd, while round lots were in demand for shin- §3503 E 5'0 ‘ ° ‘ ‘ ' ‘-'-‘*’‘P “*‘".”‘5- 91 259 ’ '4 00 7; -7-35 4 no 7U,,,,933__ 4 09 $6 was 50. Wheat dull and weak; amber $1 42@ m,,,,,_ Jmmm,y 9____Renm 1081656 Blittct. lbs ............. 15.15: 7,19 meat but notoffcrcd-—lIcnce none sold. lltholzxth gA'N§;“§‘- 53: ' '’'’‘°‘‘ ’’'"°- " soI'II~i:i2IIII4 00 5022239692 It 95 6~l....2~ll.....-5 90 145- red $1 esoi 39; white $1 4542150. Corn dull; - .-izirinz. o.em-.s...... 7 88 87 26 432%.; (hi her) was big; 0. g,,“__.1 . ‘ b“’5““' '- 1435‘a15°- rm“ “id 933035 °1931'“1 1119-11 thick-=---~ 9590/5945 9° 9 ' 2" 3 90 ‘>43 3 85 55....277. . —-- . ' -- ' -v 8 " " 1/ ° ' " 57635 V O t Biting . A 8 Mex‘. howevei , . . _ .. / 413---~ 115----~ - -- cllow 64¢. mixed b.5@b3,,c, s.iii . 7/20» It 8 . i Y. in bulk. bll....... 2,70) .... .... . v - I STARCH—Glf‘ﬁB, G011!’ 8}{I‘310c,pearl, Firﬁt and SBCOHCX C.-I03l“"1/.1, 1,1‘; and 2 «)4 90 2.20 52 av ’ . . ( a . . _‘ ‘ ‘ 3e,,,,,_ 5,“ and mm ____ I 190 103 23 . i, win the but aid for cars or 5,000 bu; rejected 3%@4;§c_ . mchenmck ______________ .___. _______ 3., 50347 50 54....§6i....4 W 59. .370 "4 00 50~ --.1“; - 360 —Demand active; white Wcstern_.58@39c, mixed UUMMMRUIAL. lnd sninscum. as... 21);: 679 777 3.5 P‘°£‘;‘3;;;l“e:,:"'L'f,‘§“°°‘:FI%@.*iG ddcclwe. 010818! '1i*JA.§--Young’ Hyt-ion 35cros1- irnperiai socia 3"?» 0*‘ “-'°°“‘1*°‘*“ ﬁ“"“‘“n°“ th’°"- 97 509939 5° 59'"'227 "'3 to 51" ‘.241 6 65 ci""2Z34'"'iss W°5"°'“ 36’3’f{7°'“ Ry21‘§“%,0‘;§§’§,ﬁ"°‘i3’ 1;’,,°"S‘°$‘}?, >1 _“_____A,_ ‘ :2. cars.. ...... 1“; 1,93, 6.53., 30 wt a V 0' w_ ie-niixe scarce-bid 1c . - 1 ’ . ' _ ' . star. 0r8€'cO11(l-classlinhll-1}‘. 1*’ ands ’.- . '. . " .' ‘ - stead . Por --.2 css. .5 5. cc ams .. Re menu” in Met“ Li t (;,,,0,. 15,,“ __________ '15., 4;; iiigiier at 43,‘£c; ne'wj In active demand—-higher, f,‘,;,,§*,,‘;,“*;.‘;:,*,‘,?§,'-,,,*°°“1 25- "‘“’“- ‘°°@51 1°: lnchesthicku...‘ ........ .., ...... ..’." ..... .. so o0@35 oo lg;-_-_--;“;§;;;;;.,' 3; 43 ' 9° -_ :33 i @17_ YL,,,.d sca,.c_e and ,1,.,,,; my 7%@3¢, Bu...“ ‘;._. ii 8 - cause. 200 2.624 243 339 but irregular. opening at 38c, closing at:s7,1§c; gRAﬁ3ERR1EgZ_,;3@1o 3°‘ b°""‘“"” ”‘°h°’ ""d° “"1 °"°‘°i 51...':. 400 66....173. ..3 .50 22. ..219. . 325 ‘—-Western Reserve 23®26c; creamerv 35@38c. By reference to our wholesale quotations of .:g;_':-f:bI-)-“-.-x---r-’-u--»------- 21% 2‘, 133 22%? 140 new xvhito-uiixcd scarce-7-bid Xe oi! attoc; no- AXLE g,g1gA5E__Lm.‘¢e' , “oz , ca” 53. B,;‘xA’,;o"“"_,‘_‘_Iﬂ';'°',; ---- --ia °°°° °-Ci ---- 325°@4°°° 71....171...Z3 -10 23....230....3 70 b4....25;i....3 80 Eggs unchanged.Cheese—Demand active; \_iVest- metal. a marked decline in tin piste will be noted com'ue;.i_ i,'m_,'_'_‘_'_‘_‘_'_:'_ '_,__ "'____ ‘hi “viz; Erode hizncr. Indy!“ 4101-1? |l”PDin%' Md 8I1eCl1- small do do. 2 doz in case,‘ $2; medium no 2601’ “C"’ o?'.‘..’i.c.i tlliiiﬁ-of-"is-"at‘ev...? 17 50@22 50 59''''2?1'''°3 70 5'3----263""? 47 ' ‘M0 0“! 12%@1.3"3- P°“'°19“m unchanged. Wlllsliy--‘ of <35 to 500 pm. box. were has 3150 been 3 falling Cotton. lus................. 13223 1.075 648 1.770 g‘.l,§E,'g2'§ca?g;;:;‘:‘;'::‘t““"3§$5 ad}"‘”.°°d11',“Pi‘«“Y in case 32 25: in wood. 4 do: in csse. $2 5054. Stock boards-10 and 12 inches wide,"A” 1 g 101'°'°2§§""i_E’_5 Western $1 11. J 9 C tt 1 t d i -. ‘ . g . . g Dried mm. plum ...... 346 11,90 27 -g a ‘ P 0 . casing rm at , , ~ ~ ‘ i, _ and"B" ................................. .. 30 00(‘3250 . '7. ’ LOUISVILLE, anuary .- 0 on que ° mi - off In imces of sheewion. Rama iron. biocmiii 9:22.. 94 18 41 29}-'.c. II‘utui‘es-—Janu&l’Y8"dF€91'W“‘.Yi0d9mRﬂd3 bi-§iu§i*:U§i:i§z’Tzg§g$Ii’- nat§iE;ii“i:-fatiUi2.i§c§"i§33 S‘°°k "°“<‘~°t—1°*W‘ 133101195 Wide» “C” a 25222233122223 90 95222234321123 ‘%'°"m""°w dlinir 10%0- Wheat dun; 1'00 $1 953 W091,‘ 31333 I and 31,“, and shoe, mm_ The change is of imm, lfiaxsi-mi. ska .... ,,,, 1,6.-,3 1,53,; 3,271 “ 4,959 other months dull. January higher-—-opened at 50c; do 9.130;, 753300’; do 6_i«nch -iofesoc. .. 3'} an 0!‘ 39106‘ third-rote --------------------- -- 17 502999 0° N TIONAL YARDS white $1 28fcD1 30. - Flour quiet and unchanged. ,. _ _ ‘ blolll‘. oris....... ........ .. 1.00 43540, selling up to 43%’a433‘(c. eased off to 431/0 '1 1, - d 12. . . ‘ Tm'd"“‘° °’ °°"““°n b°‘“'d9~16 199‘ 10118‘ A " Corn dull‘ white 45c‘ mixed 42c. Oats dull;white cat to 31%.} .1110 country dealeis. Hay. n:iies............ .... (:09 64.5 218 3,,“ 0105,.“ M 43.“. 1,.em,uM,y opened higher/-Z“ €04 513113!’ 6332578. inch. 5803500. brlﬂm ﬂag‘ ——1 inch ................................ 15 00616 50 no, A . price. No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price. 300. m,x’ed 310 igye dun M 550 11-ly dun ..._.____._._ Horaosana Mules. head. 68.5 221 59 41 4-1%@4.3i7(. bug Egon Ge,‘ 0‘ _ era. ne, c; medium urigus do 580 ; Third-rate or common boards, 12. 14, 18 52,,”-248..,$4 0.5 54....2l6... 375 46....341...$410 " ’ i ,' ‘ , ‘ 1 . .“ . . 1 1., ______ _ . . /4 .. ciiiocl to 4.4. closin 520 ; ~ ' ago; ._1- 11 _____________ ,,,,, r 17 50 -. . .-_- .. .— . at $90212. Pork steady. Laid steady choice leaf ho Election or President. ,}§,',‘,,§,.,’j 47,43 7g,(.,;—,= 323.393? 14,-‘is; WGIK M 419423 “°‘‘’“"l “We "1 M%1'0h’0r Mars; §§:]s'?§§ocg<?;ar::;3iuni (136 :10 ;3}7sE§%cP 33:8 $1222 F3r‘i‘cin:.—e1e<3tfcc:?-c- ----------- ------ -- 1358316 5 53 3332223533122: 88 ]Z5IIII-3i7IIII§ 99 tierces 8230; do kegs 93.ic. Bulk rncats steady; Them was 3 ,9,’ “ﬁnned comes, yesterday at B0,,‘ ,,e,,,____.___,_______ ;,«,,;V_ V ; 7.1,, ‘U3 xc iowcniiid for March at 42}{c, oid steady for do do 4Sa:55c; medium do dc 456500’; twist,’ 1.} ]"(’.llCl"lg‘--T2. 14. lszmd 2(_)fect ............ .. 14 oorois 5 4S::::‘2Si'.:.:4 10 41....2.51....3 95 35....285....4 oe . shoulders 4c;_c1ear rib lilac; clear 7,1.{c. Bacon ... i::;i-=::;.;- ‘iii. *°i~l93 2‘..‘l§.;".‘....‘f.f.‘.‘i.'. ".‘.‘.2.‘3.‘.‘.§i.‘l‘»‘:‘.‘I.'. ::’:";.:=“i‘ 3.‘ 3”.‘°- ccccics do case do :‘?3.‘.‘Z.‘l§Tl‘2‘fTf;‘i.‘.iil‘°l2.’§.°i.;‘i.’.;L‘lia.°'.'.;;.te. 115° if-1 “r“”*.t‘.*:c* “.t;*d:*:7°.;::.*:‘*.:.;i‘.°:..”‘°..t‘.i::3 President of that organization, which failed to Malt, SR5..:::::::::....::::.... ‘.... ‘.... '309 ":20 430, 3cars rejected reg. at 380 ‘25 do.ro2 16“ sat‘ }.’};‘2,“";,";,",' ‘Q,f§‘g°f,’,:,°,f',ﬁ°°‘§,f,,2§}§}?‘§§";g§§;{,5,§ff,';5§g Wide 31"‘ "nae? -------------------------- -- 14 W319 0° 98::::229::::3 S5 50:..:§36:.::4 10 .112.::'.'263..::4 00 ELi.;n°'an,i"‘{,',,ch.,::;éa q " . I . .n ‘ ' ’ ‘D ‘D 0 " ‘g \_ , I , ' '_ ‘ " (r._.‘ ' ' _. ,. .- . . ;- ‘ 1 ‘ ' '1 result in an election, neither of the candidates-— 2,‘3,’;§,§§:- .'}‘e":,;°‘-~---° 11 ‘I334 11”»? L. and E. at :i3}zc, 3 cars do in C. at 3850. 10,000 76@so¢;d,,1,,w grades 593793 y p,_ J9;::,Es1ii].é;z3:§~‘f1,20..1.C.e.t. .1f).I3t’...l.2.¥1.l.c§?.s. 15 006.317 00 3? 13 ' ..5’§"'“,: ‘(jg 33 MILWAUi(i«i14i,Jaiiiiary 9.-—Flour dull but steady. :~,;-; . ' . I Y o ~oo.oono-o-so 0901: reg. 380' 0 _d . I1. 0000‘ '9 o... ‘0 0 .a..O -...‘ ) goo.‘ . ocnOL N0. 1 Sp1.i“g 13’ ‘iv: Mosaic. Bain, of the icgular, and Walil and 3"“":‘“"""""""""‘ 590 13? 346 S‘ L 0 ma Ad at 37.43 2‘ 0,,” no “we re ' and {mag} 0“ 093 "10 95 W1 9 17 WW Ce 85..._2(»9....4 00 35 54....2l752....4 00 cash $1 12% N0 2 isprmg $1 09%, V0 3 Spring 3 . . I , _ . ...‘. . . . . ..‘......_ .... 2 r‘ I ‘I ‘ ' /3 I . ‘rd . 1 _ - o ¢ p o - u o o A o o o u o u n o o o o o o o o o c IIIIOOO ‘ ‘.‘.‘ ...__...._. r‘....‘ ...; H ....‘ .... I l ‘ . 0 V 31- ' Ldgcus 0’ “"3 °m’°5‘“°“ “°“‘3“""1'°C91'”18 3 Oats. isnuouix. on 5.200 1.95.0 “"3 3‘ 2339» 15 “’° 3‘ 23559 m S‘- 14- and Ad-.24 M k L .200 :0“? go 173 Timber’ 3"‘! 9°3“‘“11E"51 50 170$? '13 M 95 Og $1 04%. Corn qiiiet;Nc. 2, 4.20. Oats scarce and _ majority of me votes c;i3;_ The member, 0; we Onions. murs.............. 160 8 do re at 29c,_l0 do at 29%c. 3 do in St. L. at 300. ‘"3 ere i,,,,‘:',1:‘,, ,,‘,.1, bl?“ gt? ‘ﬁg "‘°"° ‘hall 3°15‘-5 °‘ “3"1°‘°.“3‘h- 49....3‘27....4 1935 57-...‘26’1----4 00 50....168....3 75 wanted;No. 2, 24,340. R e neglected; No. 1. 560. Chamber’ will have another ommrtunity i,o-aay’t.. 01"-H 1_P“n- WES----------u 10 G0 11 80 Sample 821398 in bulk--4 cars new on E. track at ....______._._..__._- §______ __ _ ______ __ __ F1r3g‘d"d "’°&’“§l,‘:"F."i ﬂ°°“t“=“v mambed 98 00am 50 109....:2’»57-...4 00 95 97.-..‘28‘2....:1 19 Barley dull and lower; 0. 2 spring cash 63x0. 3,; make nucleation of presidiiig officer, and as the 7-iuc.(toiis ......... 10 37c. 918 sacks dry new St. Charles at 4251:. No. 3 Med. Pain. 10 Ur 5 .50 5 1.5 2 75 1 85 stir; (0,r::.:?,,;1"}§...1lﬁy)c1?:.:-;}§§'{1}§{{.§i,2,'.i 45"'°§50““4 03 51""?35"“§ 3° .3O""'2.44'°°-*5 9° Provisions dull and weak. Pork-mess lower at mmggmm nunmwdmown to mesSm_ Bamand P0r'i‘l1't§)!;'i:)IlS ........ lg Wég 0A’1‘5.-—sa.mple_s scarce and in demand from No.3Lai-ge Film. 1200 6 50 605 565 3 2.5‘ 115 1 00 and .1,-es-l5w...;§ mm; c.,,m___‘. ________ __ 25()()@-27 50 13L1,"°"L’.(,’}"": §0 «,3 ‘’‘,{'(}5 $11 20.‘ Lord 73/.@7%c. IIogs—-Dressed easier Edccll. .M*'- "V=lh1 having Withdrawn. this vote iie..‘.. ssi‘.IIII'.°.'fII.'.'.'III 160.036 4.<i.'9'55 42.5 39.5 an 097 1°‘’'‘“ T9686?“ Pr1¢°9.. “°‘"‘Y- GW1°*~R9iectcd N°' 12 00 5 5° 5 05 5 5'? 3 2'? 1 .15 1 9° Scicctfencinz for third rate). matched 2122230223223 95 13312112702324 '00 59II'I-25t"."4 05 “$4 59- 771' Will 08 <1ﬂi,0lM‘Ve- ' Hams. lbs ............... I 2071707 ‘°‘“'°° “M f‘''“.' 3‘ 9403 No. 2 easier. semng to 1l;lo.1.'.ﬁ ........ .. 1% 00 7 50 6 95 6 4 3 1.)} 1 so 1 10 and drexn-——,?4 thicx count ............ .. 17 50@20 00 8 42....151....:-3 so ,3 95 52,,I.2s3,',°,'__.. TOLEDO, January 9.-Wheat dull; amber jg, Potatoes. SK! and brls .:,. 011131‘ Pl1.‘i’¢1'3‘ 1125“? M 23%@‘28c--iiiainly at lat- N3: 3‘, Sh':,'§.§r.”_j:_‘:.3{, 38 16,98 3% S33 g. % gg { 2: F’f°°1;i"3~ ‘=*cl".9d“33 @315’: 5° 111°” 3 3'1 61....1G9....3 69 250....239....3 00 106....25.§....4 00 Michigan spot $1 28; rejected Wabash 970; No. 2 1 ----- ~- ""18 "ié i$’..’...*3.§.‘..?‘.?° “.:’.ci “i§l’.i“"ia"}.i“.““ win .0 me as . we we .>.'%:*..i:.%°‘.’.”...:::i.‘.i’.2':..‘..:...... s . M 83 ‘s“‘i‘l3“‘“é‘2.‘;.?‘2i’.fii‘;§ia’i‘.:‘.‘€2I’§%.2‘i .N‘:;. 2.2%: Zr”. ,1‘ ‘K . ‘ y ‘ n ouoouooooa a . a u not , - 8 d // I0 4 I/-. . , . . . . ‘.1. M’. V. ‘ , 9 . . goon noon 1 0000 anon‘, anon “ .... _ ' 9 y no . u ‘A oeiiicrnl yc-airs past enorts have been made suit. us .... .._,. 22:6 192 9 oil at 2934c. and June Xe lower-’at 331:. Casi: 31:13. :1l::Jir€t:-sin mess}? 365}? 881%; 38 13 C§f§,ﬁ£.“%5‘§,§é’{,"{,,?§;f:’§’5g.}, 310 7;; M meg 40 1°§''''§'‘5 "399 spot and January-13c; reiccted 4.8c;pnew 4:0}-go; ‘V by our commission merchants to procure the S‘,§,};,;”§é;,;1"""""’""' 539 837 2,73 8411982 Gljadc-'1 °3*'1“~‘3<5°‘°d 3“ 31- L- at 270. 1 L.','““‘mS“' 1 . 108315515 ﬂooring. - 1ﬁ""%2(§"”.i B3 é0"“2;3""f§ 2-,"3u ....d:imaged.new 37c.‘ Oatskdull and nominal. Clo- adopiioii of :1 rule that should require buvers of sugar.‘..im..111ZZI.21ZZ2ZII 149 33 .5 C5” N°- 2”‘ d’ 9‘ 28%°- 3 d” 9‘ 23°‘ 28%“ bid 1°” §°°§ §‘¥{¥‘°§”" 5 20 3 m 3 Q0 1 85 35 65 C‘-’m“3i '55 i"‘°h ‘.m°k"‘525°‘°55§ M19“ » 43::.:104:°.'.'3 G3 62::"230°.'.'.:3 5 1‘27..‘.....?56”::3 00/2 Vefﬁeed-Choice $4 75;P1'im‘-' $4 69- H03-9"'H93VY a. . I L t H , . gu,,,,_ 1,3 324 331 409 No. 2 White strictly fresh. _bample sales: 3 cars N2’ I w,,§§‘.*ﬂ’}}° :30 f§8 22,", 1 O3 75 .19.“ “"331 ﬂ0°1'1“8- i3....i.io....3 75 48....299....4 10 05 atté. 70; mixed $4 60.. ;-... £1’ H1 m_ 0 CV-3 0P3 0 Pay 1? Bwofade. In-‘Head Of sugar, bxs,__,, ,,,, 1.54 rejected (2 East track anal in elevator) at 27,15c, 1 N0: 1 Tron? 5 ' 4 25 4 3 80 2 4,, 90 33 §3!d!n9."-Ijirst and 860000 0‘031'------------ 1§ °°@9° 0 41....3i8....4 15 99....‘285....—-- 62....2.i9....4 G0 . KANSAS CITY, MO., January 9.—Wheat—Mora conipeiiing the seller (or shilliicr in fact) to do Tallow. lbs ............... .. 7.5995 12.100 . car_No. 2 black in Em. eiev. at 290, 1 carchoice ';;g:3g:§g‘;‘gc(:’{e§§f::?e‘}_‘}‘;1'#gi_-iﬁé3----° 053 50 :30. 3 55 55....231....-foo doing; N0, 3 wiiiter $1 0‘,>.%@1 02;/,; No. 492540; 7, 90- This was to bmisovr me»can=i1e practices in ".§f’.§’.’.‘.S.";".;..'..‘.f‘.‘3*I:::::::f::::: 2.3% 9 2 ...f :::: .‘.‘g,’.““,’.,‘g”°,£ "°- “‘;“"“§.° ’3‘.'f"° “,2 “'91-"“".".‘.“ o.i.*3.’:}.'l3“i'.i.....li.. ml 3 so! 7 3.! 7 «..I . «...! 1 ...l 1 2. 3?imts—s<.zuare and mu. 1-cm ..... -3-'3?-’ 12 M15 09 i?.Ii::::?.°.?.'.:::i.‘l% ‘.a§::::$“7"§::::i 32 ‘%§::::’§§::.‘.‘3’3a re9'e°‘°.“ 73°‘ S.?“‘f‘“ -“°‘”“““= "°"“ “‘°”“’1“l§°" . .~ - - .- . ~ ... s s mixer on . use at 330. DL1lV- yeiiow no goon“ matched and dresged 15.1., , .. - i, . fiimer, No. 2 o0c, reiected 2oc. Oats quiet, o. accoéd “ml H30“ °‘ Other pom“ ”‘ C03“ §¥§§,"“g °“”“°"'°"'°"' nilgg 12%;? 1g~§,'>8 gag cl...-d on orders by dealers in new sks--350 ska H;.m,,,,_. inch tillckpfsalne as ivﬁilte pine. ’ 38 3,3 § .3?-,"* E3---‘E33----123 2 18340. Rye quiet; No. 2 40}5c. Butter weaker 1‘°“‘‘‘’‘‘ "W 5“ L°“i5 "0’ “"3 Wain Wade wniséy :°e'c'£i'i§é2i"'6'ri§i"' ' ' ’182 its mixed *“34°- No.1i}'vas‘h'ore.. . 5 50' 3 7' .. . . ..... . Yeuowvme ﬂocrmﬁs matched and M05395» 1 111011 69''''2::3'''‘:-5 9371’ 43'"'i5s""3 30 1a""i97I'II36o at 10@17c. Estes 13@14c. of the Wfoiit antd Northwest. After several ’ ' ml I RYE—-licJe.cted‘steady and firm; No.2 slightlv gew %ag>‘r "Split gggi 3 50 . .... .11: .3‘: ‘111i,<3e‘1<I~O§l égigel.ogiorﬁaimofggptgyﬂge Iailgiged 1” 6O....180....3 60,3 . INmAN_“,0LIs, Jmmary 9____F1om- quiet land "3 unsucoess ii a tempts to ct an .- ove-, but in emand mm 11 . “i '; ew i be( " 50 ., ~ *3 - . . ~ A . . -; . - - h d. W! eat—\T . 2 .' d 1 1"@ 20. » brcssioii of our merchants. gby the mills St'L°m' Frag!“ Ram" Gnadle-4 cars No. 2i'n St. L. andSC).piIi)teg§";c§l1<(:a§r P°‘°m;'° . mches ‘hick’ ‘°"’?]'°°°f°°" m°r°ima“Wl.‘/He pm°' .SHEh‘P..bu.ppIy Lmm-gd’ eSpecm.ui;Y m gimd gglgil-:1-r§5§\V mixcld 37}(2c. Ry: gm. ‘ Oats enmusmsuc friends of mi m h , _ gates of ueigm to Southern pom by ﬁver, _ . _ 0 / . _ Yellow pine step plank. 1, 1/; and 1,. giadcs that pieventcd sliippersoperat ing ast iey W _ . B ,1, 1 ,, 90 . , . ’ °““‘'e- ‘ “Y '9 ‘elated “'5 °' doll-ind Herriu kegs $1 .0 inches thicx dressed both sides........ 33 0061345 00 uecqred The wanted good licatv" muttone quo- 26'“'27°' P1°V1S‘°“S d““- ‘i ‘ '3h°‘‘ ders 0' @ 4:. ccmly succeeded in bringing the question fairly ' 0},” ‘;‘°"9" Mfg‘ l5ARLEY—Thc only sale reported was 1 car se- healed. boxes, gorge ..'.’i£i'iiiéH£.i}i321'.'.‘.'.::1’1"‘ 35 Poplar siding.’ clear, dressed ........... 15 00@17 :‘ t ,7 ‘fol. ,.,,3,’,,,,; ruled mm L rfhe butchél. (13. 4.000.; clear rib 5.65@5.70c. Hams 83/..c for 14 lb: before the llicrchanw Exchzmze. and yesterday ’°‘‘“‘' ‘W’ " ; lcctcd No. 3Ncbraska at (soc. No.1. boxes ............ 30 Poplar siding. star or second <iuahtr--.-- 12 00014 00 a 1333.73, nioiiei-age at siealiv prices mi. bggt; average. Hogs siei 05. Lard mo. » the niciiibcrs voted on the proposition for buyers Flour.‘ab:-‘............—... 50 40 36 HAY-Receipts continue light, and offerings llusﬁiauiardino-S. kell'3«---u -------------------- -- 90 P°P1“‘3id¥‘3?~'»°°‘“m°“~--- ----- 19 °0@11°° 3”‘ on ghee in fight supply and demand. .—-—---——- 99‘ to pay the first ten days’ storage on all sales of 90”‘ ------ 75 5° 59% ‘very small--none in on this side; on E. trk all U.°dﬁ5h‘1“rg"i-B mom‘ 50% andgﬁm boxes’ 2% m ’ 6 P9mm.C£'3mng. clear and second dear’ 5% Qoigltlixiltions uncgianaed‘ Quartering muttons$1 25 Cotton grain in Dlllk, on elevator receipts, unless other- ?,Vm“7“----~--------------u 1 "0 1 0” 1 00 offered sold at full prices. Sales: 1 car common (’.°‘m”h‘ med‘ m1°013?‘ 503’ “"3 25”’ b°“‘3' $3’ 2/5 mm th’°.k‘ com” """"""""""""" 16 006318 0° 1 - h d. .1‘ m 3; ,8 V ~5@90 11, ' WEE‘ cm“, ~ , of 531. T, Q comaiid 0ats..,.,.,,,,_,. 25 20 17}; , -. ., , - - (.odf1sli.bone1ess.ino0l1~. and 3511) boxes, ?§lib.... 6 P011181‘ 0911108’. 019111‘ and 890011001831‘. % ‘M P” V 93 - 3'00 “ 0‘ i a ' ‘ 3: . MEMPHIS. Jztniiary 9.——Cotton steady and In "9 ‘~ 3‘ 1"‘ 9 9- ‘ 9 "3~““ 0‘ ‘he 15 In-X04 31$!‘ 50. - 0313 Prime “moth! 3'3 $10 50 1 (,‘o(1ﬁ~h extra. boneless in 30 at a 35:1. 1);; 73 7 inch 1.11101’ con t "0 00022 50 2 2 fall‘? “'5 Purclier muttons-—Common to me- . i . - ballot was it most decisive expression of the views B,;§(;h'',;;,'é'£5;d'''"‘°'''' "" ﬁg 53 strictly prime at $11, 2 choice at $11 50. ' codﬁzh’ extra b,,,,e‘1e'g,’ in 54,, {,0',,,,S ;§'ﬁ, 8,‘ P0p1a,.,.,,i';i‘,‘,2. s‘t‘,;.';,;.';,;g;,',;d ~qna'1'i'{y"°§? ‘ la 0 §<;5‘g(:33 0.3. “medium to fan. $3 .,5®3 75. mod good. “°ma,"‘£5 m‘‘1‘n‘“3. 10/5503 53193 3-500 531933 Of “*0 ilwillbcrﬂ. the DYOVOSCU 11115 (13078? to Day) ' ac ' )4 M1LLn'1‘Ul"FS--Very scztregstifhand in demand smoi;o,dsu1moii,iii 10031;, tom ma 2:m’bx3, 5,55 13’ inch t.hic.i:.‘c'ount .......... . .". ...... 15 0072318 00 .m.?] ”" 54n‘;')§,5- fang new $4'5od@4 55 ’,~j,§1e . “ecelms 133° D3133; smpmems L938 bales; stock receiving: 770 voice out of is total of 846 votes cast. 'l‘ll’E.‘5E RATES ARE Fnozvi nssr 8'1‘. LoUis—-4c ADDI- Sales, all sacked: 1% cars bi-an at mills at 54;; Smoked Finiian Haddies, ‘<20 lb ....... ..... 10 Poplar box boards of: first’ and second clear and be ° mice a’, ,’ y “ y ' S’ 62.735 b31¢’»8- b1£l1‘H'- exchange % dlscolmt-_ 113503’ from uni “me forward’ this Objectionable T]()}vTAL BEING C][,\]g(;)il;D 1730); T315 SIDE g 100 135‘ cars do on E_ wk at 66c@p. t. 1 car shipstuﬂis an Bloaters, 100 in 1701.... . . . . ... . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . .. 2 50 star. 1, 1.14’, 1}»; and 2-inch, at $5310 $1,000 feet less N0» D95C1‘1Dt10U- 113- P,}'i¢9- NEW URLEAN3a January 9_-‘Cotton agnva and fcature in our businus modes will be removed . . limmc wk at 80c; ’ Bloaters. 50in box ........ ................... 1 35 tlimi white inc. 135 Q°"‘m°" “"'t5"e m“”°“§"""'-° ----- -- '3 $0 10 firm; sales 14,250 bales; ordinary 8340; good or- and We have no dmxm me change Wm be pmduc: gfogtilégﬁqtl ti... IPQSII. Bgét. .HIG{“VINED__Steadv. Sales: 88 bus ,1 04 New smoked halibut. in 100153. 50119 and 253 sawe green _B:t‘s' shingles ...... $3 ooo-3 95. 70 common native inuttons................ 82 3 00 mna}.y q%(.,;.10w n,md1jng 1050; mgddigng 10%“ tive of beneficial results to our enlarging grain Bulki§icats,"ia31Ii)'ii§s::::::i 61 54 53 BU'1"1‘ER—Receipts 15,l54lbs. Supply of choice; boxes‘ ammnnm """""" """""""""" -- 10_ Ccfmlgggfg:§;;°e°,f§5$§13i;l§§§lés:'::::::: 72 3°90 ml.-dmmg n.%c.; mld.dl1ng.fa”.-1201;. me? re’ N'3d9- Grain, mill feed. biirrel | ‘ grades (1-ouand pgcked) inadequate to gcmami - DRUGS--.A.Gld. citric I D 800' tartztric ‘Iliaved pi» eshingles . . 4 00034 75 By Telegraph cmpts "'27 bales.’ g.‘°35._‘e°e‘P"35"94 b“1e3’ ex‘ "“"“"““" 1"“'¢”S and lard --------- -- 51 45 44 43 prices firm and unchanged. Common qualities’ Dowdered. 52c; ammoii. curb. , 223; alum, 4c; as: ‘L-._~.th, river and city I.Il£.!.k.e.......::::::::::::._.:: 2 5033 00 CHICAGO Janna“, 9 ___The Drgvers. Journal 1.6 P°“'3 W Great! Bnta‘? 3900 bales‘ ,°°mm°m‘ 2'00‘) Provisions. Fouitli class. ...... 31; ‘ 46 43 43 are plem-mu and 31.“, Sale _ P,,_Cked___Crcmne,,V 3549 _ gafgeiiaa, 25¢; balsam copaiva, 45c: msmum guy. iiressing, one side. $1; two sides, $1 25: woi-k_i_ngV to . C . I _R _ ;. L 9 400 h rm . ..h_ bales, coiistwise 4,122 bolas, stool: 342,422 b.ales_. . . . Boxed lnem-‘-3 ---- ------ -. , 51 4 48 38 ...I. memdah. _, b 1802., I. 1 . , -_. mt $.25. blue mass :00. mm, vimol 12G.DO,.a,L ﬂooring, $1 50; to siding, $2 50;to ceiling. $4 00 c‘s1,000 Doris. att e _ ocem s .>, 9. — . S 19318313 (xA.LvEsroN, January 9.--Cotton quiet, mid- There is no atabilityto hciiproduct of any kind. ‘««‘0"°“~ °°‘“‘"'°S5ed """ "I 70 I 70 68 67 24(r:<ii'-.>8r‘,)l’.or choicey26g>2§c f:r“fe1:«:rti<?iils"o §’ri§§’°’ ref’ 12i’c' cal cl.'i;mc’rican. 90614.0 lllnirlish’ I39“ . 600 head? s—mppmg dun and W331: and 3 Shade ling 10%“ “ct "°°°iP“ L842 “R1353 9390"“ Yesterday we mark“ was azam tending dOwn_ ALL RAIL To SOUTHERN POINTS. M 116160 for fans“) pmne_ comm"? “Org- “ ‘kn: Q] °;m.ph 346:” cream mm,“ .Dm_e .340. npecialrates to dealers from the country. lower at$4..@o‘50; feeders and SCOCl\§1'§ sti-ong and coastwjge 314 bales; sales, 1,485 biilcs. _ - , . , ,.. ., ., . ’ -V . P¢~‘«_ 3 ‘ 3 ', . I, ’. , '_ _’ .._..._...._ . active at $3@.380;niixed butchersiairiy active and M0}31LE January 9.—-Cotton quiet; middling ward, stiindard mess poik selling atsll 406011 3:); - at it» to l0@1.«c for D001 L0 200d. 163000 for prime °h1°1°t°rm' 950’ corms!“ sub mate' ‘ac’ ghee’ . . . . o 2- « 8~ 2. r r-,-. ’ —.- . ' in h ~ R H on -69 1» ~. . . ine ggaogcv morphine sujpn V02; 3415 -0 lum St. Louis LIVO Stock Market. un(’han.ged2 Steels $0 9@'3 ‘hi: COWS $2 *)0@3 N9 IOXC; net receipts 2.813 bales: 53133 1:500 133193; Dry salt meats for cash were slow. in conso- ‘ ,, gm‘ _, _ _, _ 2) rf"@(i.fI2[,’ c,,,°,,,;',', N?,;m§,?:'1‘§g20?,@1b°' mien" V in $5 25:. do. powdered. "$7 25;’ oil oergamot S1‘. LOUIS, We(1’lle8d8)’i Januarv 9. 1878.-'1‘he fsuloigogzl 65?‘ 00,; ca1Vf82$igg', ,,§1°3S,',"Re°§ipt’3 exports '50 003911811‘ 792 D3-1853 OXPOTW 009.3tWiS9 qiiencc of the firm views of holders of full cured £-. -‘:9 e is “’ is i * "i L. - ‘ ~ i, -. .. ' - ' 54 to; '1 1 :1, 50; . . . . ‘ ‘ 163 § 5111311290 8 . 19c '. ,3 £111 63 a 1,714 bales. , ‘_ _\ '1'°"' l 3, -5 ‘ t g _1‘4fJ(I3 V91Y0h“- '-U‘¢l~1Ii~e 5390113 (mainly of Baﬁdom 9d 0’ 311593525? ‘$3 M ”%‘f‘“;; D1?“ following were the receipts and shipments of gifgdeiowei-; quality poorer; pitching $443410; CHARLESTON, Jan,,a,.y 9___OOmm in good de_ stock, which buyers were not generally disposed no ::8 5 8 °‘ .-.8 mixed, by the way) held at 14.0 5. c. and 15c can- "°m- 1- °31'°m1 9- "u 0 5 073 9- -30- do .. - - ((34 0. h 1, 1 . - . - . _- i on ....-. 3... ,5... ;;.o ti... d, d b ,3 14 need f in d iodide $3 ~5.nOwde,.ed ,.h.,ba,.b 51 25.90 “red live stock at this port for the twenty-four liouis 1u:ntl1o2s$4 1 . C 0108 BRVFS lip]-3111?.‘ $41543 mand; middling 1020310’/ac; net receipts 1,021 to acquiesce in; there was a demand for future 356 8% 25% 36- 29 2.593 ve‘;’,y",')'e;‘,__ ﬁgf;’regg:'$‘,'name re’ °r 0”“ ‘ed’ “W ipecac: 51 :35’; pgwuered jafap, 4.(i.('.:Q1i1!?,illiG!.Y R. & ending at 11 a. m. to-day: 420; many unsold. lSlieep—P._c_cei_nts 1,800 head; hams; sales 1,500 baies; exports to continent 720 deliveries, but at lower figures. Bacon still , ,, -3 M -J <5 E: =9 DRESSED POUL1-RY_I,', very heavy wee, t. Sons or 1’: & W., oz., 83 10: root.gentian.lb.12c, Horses mafke‘ S”°“g and 3°51“ at $3 ‘°@”‘ ba1€5- ~ H . weak and dragging‘. Lard lost the strengtli of New Uriems _ _ _ _ _ _ 3; 33 23 55 31 tn,-key; Heady pg; 311 3133 weak and easlgr’ roomginger (Jamaica),i?$ 259.; rootmnnbarb (E. 31101 LHT LIBERTY’ PA" January 9""'C.ame_'7Re'" SAYANNAW GA-. January 9.‘-C0“.011 Quiet; past few days, and was irregulrir and decliiiiiig. Mobile .... :' .'-;:~l 33 28 55 31 saws‘. Chlckem’, 3‘ 51 503,2 50 for good 30 mo, ' India), $1 40; met, seneca. 750: root, nquills.16c' (-’’‘me- 3093- Sh9—e9- M"’95- cam“ today 646 head of ”"‘°“g"..a“d 966 hem: of midlmg 10950} 39‘ r9‘’9’l’53 L552 D3395; @053 Following are yestci'day’s transactions on Nasniviiie. 'renn..... ...... .. 2:.» 25 '25 20 40 20 .:_.,0,,{e ex“... ante i,m.,,..~m$2 75- dllcks $2’:;5@C§€’: sal epson, 2},’@8}«;c; sal nitrc, com’1, 6693c‘ cal R°."’91m3------------........l.288 15.589 559 688 yard 519,033 WV" for “V9 days 72111033‘ ‘h’°“’m 1'?-C€il>tS18.‘3U0 bales; Bales 1.500 D0168; GXDOITS Chance: (iiia:-tanooiza.'reun.......... 45-‘. 2;: 4:5 39 74 40 ,; . .93. O ’ -. .. * I '.’ niii-... on pure 14@16(" s‘ilR0ch9lle 3"c' s’.-.ed S’*‘“”“"'”"""""""""""" 568 79° 59 8001.711 head Yard: Prime $5 20% 34%; 300d to Great Bi-itaiii 3,132 bales. Park, for cash--100 brls standard mess at $11 40 A’*‘””‘"‘‘» G“ """"""" 57 57 ‘:’7 57 98 53 E17383 $tf3g’at3]‘1keyX f:$0Fof,qIbch;c]ﬁ1J§3 1“ 13”?‘ cana.ry:o‘c; doca:rdam,b:1’zi.iebar.$i50:d'ci Iieirm ﬁg’. CATTLE--Range of prices in to-day's sales: $4 7547353 00mm011 $4@4 50- H0g8—R9¢§1P€3 150- "._..._____ and 300 do 31.311334-—allf. 0. 2).. 120 (in at $1140; §,‘,‘,}',j‘,.Z?§“'(i]3.““’°"’ G""“"' 3.7; to 5% 13% 2'3 $2332 go and ciifcrs at $1 7550‘ so ‘it do mustard» '°“"“’- 15°‘ Silver “mate °""“" ‘H; Good shipping Mars “70; my heavy do $4 3% §"ayE'390 $2e1i5d@;«4t?2%al i}:)’f']h<§ol (gigs $?i'13:§ir§fa4g; Petroleum on orders 1) Cl}:l"l“--l80b'l t 119 6 :3. ,' 1‘ , ‘. N """"" “‘.. - - . . ‘P { 3. ~. ,’ “ " ' , . .- . - . _ __ - . L 4371" fair medium weights $4@4.20' light do 01”'9l'3 _ ' 11 3 6 P ‘ - ‘ ‘ ' sold 1U“.e,. 3', $31‘ $1; 1/an 55X_ 5 a $ 0 1 M :10” """""""" " 11 an(“iA (flfgluisrf n.:1;d,.P}g2.e"tSg“‘ 3.03103‘ a°“V° ggstilegfifiottlgd), .;§.,i3§f5,_2c‘?,o°”,o 3,?§i'te’°1%p.? $3 ; fair? butcher steers 60@3 75; fair to good Sheep——Rcceipts to-day 1.9;_00 heégd ; total for two Pizmspnng, PA. ,_ Ja.iiuai'y 9.—Pctroleum-~ S. 1’. II.-mis——['l‘ucsdiiy. 250 ton 15-lb av. on p.i] fessizp. Ga:.....:..:.".:::::::: 62 62 62 57 1 10 58 .i.,.,,,‘‘,,,., ’,,,qas'g0od . rabbit "e‘;_ ‘i‘ ':.‘faldY- 33 the 180; st,.vchm,,e_ ens“; g oz_: 52 99; M, pow’.d;._,.. cows and lleifcrs $3@3 50; good heifers $3 37}_.{@ days 5.900 Dead; 89-11158 $3 45355 29- ‘ Crude.--ma_i-ket steamer; about $1 60 at Pitrker’s . Green Meats--Sales: LL00 pits rough sides in; Jessup. (-}:i.. for points on) ' ... .. -. . ., ’ f 11 YD en I u am} low’ ed ‘:1 85' sulphur is 5@6c' zinc Sulnhatg 120 340; good cows $370; scalawag to fair do $2 25!.) BUFFALO, N. Y.,_ January 9.—-—Latuc--Re- for immediate shipment; reﬁned dull at 12@l2%c 5,1,/'c.1.,i, in house; 1,000 P63 01%,. "5 Weighed an . R.... ..... ..$ 57 "' 5: °2 1 00 53 3‘,-.7 $13’: $4‘f"°g°ea;‘gnt‘g,?aY‘_?.g_ ""“‘.‘1’3‘ (>'1’°'13~‘-3 ]:ﬁ;‘ArpﬁER__1.1,,.neS3 oak §0@38,’,. uppe,.s'5g4@ 287%; extra spayed heifers 54.37%; medium to ceipts 295 head; total for the week thus far5,- ]?hi]3de]phia, denveig. and dc}. in house at5.45c; 300 pcs dial. in house... M,”“~""”.; Ga----, ---- 65 65 63 57 1 14 $9 x’f}‘l‘)‘l‘)‘i-LY“ $1 “$31 15 em” but-llgiougi $125501 40, 60; K;p.__};,,_ 1 “gm 350@7c,,_No. 1 ,{e,,,.,. $753110. good stockcrs $3 1063 65. Indians, fair oxen 800 head; butchers and medium grades shippers 01;, Guy, 1?-A,, anuary 9.-7—'1;‘iie petroleum Sholililﬂfn 3}.,,’c, clear rib 5.400, hams 6}.;;c; 1,500 2;~0‘f§:,,}b(3§t'(,;r?a""""""" 2“? 2.32’ 22 1 E3 lgwer ‘pi'ic'c-2:" squirrely50@60c'e:ni;gdn?in)§Lt§3ill Mk 5°13 37@40°3 Spanish do. hemloci aim-.;.;.,; $3 50; medium steers $3. Fair Colorado stoci: gféléigai h€1f81’3 $7l3’,90@"a1%;ml§e%t steeﬁrstifi 1039 market Optalleél at $137}; $1{)l:‘3gid1l.(‘/ii. droppedt lg: pcs 13-15 hznns at 6-“go; also 1 cai-clear . ‘ 1 . " ‘.- . ’ _ — ‘ B ' “A d 32®33°; '13‘ M ' 1 25@35 ; sieers$325. 7 cars Weresnpne P031 {'3 3n)8 81 36%. an :1 Vance to /c 009108‘ Q1119“ track at Quincy at 5.~37:4c. ' W on 5311311:-tnc§’agfII I I IIIIIIIIII 35: 33) 33> % $1 (7% ‘mg $}"50@1eﬁ8<§1£$g1al;{gl:8O1§%ﬁ% 2-5’ glee!‘ tom“ r<ilhei;h)lea{l:g: 2(é)3~’c>33c; Frenclhg kg. ‘dozen 370% Sena" 0013918189“ ‘hat the market was 8 mean forlvant of P*"°ha5eF3 and 5 6.31”-8 remained un- $1 37%. shipments yesterday, 5.1.217 brls. D. S. Meats, for cash—--Loose: 2 cars clear rib Georetoswn. Ga .... 8:2 '2 82 62 1 34 6.3 §‘,",,,,.--§‘,,”,f,.‘_?,; V « C’ “I d turkeys 125; French calf $406075; French morocco $30@40; One» TM? made 98189. Of GOIITSB. but there was sold. Sheep and lambs—Il.ece1pts 2,800 head; _to- ANTWERP. January 9--"P3H'01W*l11 395- on p.t., 5 cars do Tuesdav ii. in . order “,5 v " Fort aliev and Geneva. Ga 90 90 164 78 - ‘.° ’ .5 . , ~ in 7, (5 2- go in skim, ran notliingbright in the movements of buyers. One talfor the week 15,800 head, market lower, closing 7 A_......_........ _ -» ( > %c — nnino l1PUIT—-—Iinchan2‘cd We ot b 1"‘ ‘S $5 1 » PP —-"~' 59 4- - - I - - - - » f_ 0_ b_ C,,,,._., W E_ ,,,de' ms Short 0183,. on Amertcus.Ga, ....... 9.2 y 1 3'4 3-,; a _l L 4®i%c_ Mme ea“-ms ‘tint e right TURPRN,-I.mk_ 0,113’ E1.C_____Tumemme_ 34,3 thing, there was but little supply of good heavy steady, fair to good Wesiein s_l_i_eep $4 iota); .0; Q. . Dry Goo“. , 7 _ ii. t. , its do at 5%@5.85c. I"acked--5 ca-aka Mb”-nY~ G8 ------- 9° 1 44 83 N’ ‘’s “ . " P P . 9' ° 9" mlxed 35¢ mm 011 ssaioc; casmr on i2g1o.;,;¢, .1, 3,. fat steers to tempt Eastern shippers: and even if Uanada 811360. 800d to Prime. $4 10295 25; Supnly , - _ . O . . and half (tasks short clear at 5 850' on older: ‘ii °'’5‘“’‘‘‘f’“‘°~ 33' 6" 104 55 ‘°.5°‘”..""”"' 9- “"9 5°. 3” ’”3“°m*X"" ‘W 4393- nea'ts-toot oil 65@68c' whale oil “'5 -'1: * 1' there had been they might have stood off for ciiU81‘°d9mand35°*11'3 ““9°*‘3- H°%9'*R8°e*W~8 NEW Y°‘“‘- J““““"Y 9.""B“’““°‘°’“ "gm “’.‘“‘ ‘ dca],,,.5 (60 ,,k.,._.,)___.,h,,,,1de,.,,--4'i..,. '10“ I ‘ E Yfihnmirtoﬂ. N.~C-..------- 5:7 1100 53 .b‘rRAo‘S § D3-'Re°9lP‘5.. 21. ska. We quote: 489596., bncgt, on ‘W Va 25332:’. "'"§"1""°5 ' concessions - The feeﬁnrr was weak throughout 51.650 head; total for the week 25,350 head; nisr- package houses. Cotton goods steady but quiet. Clem. 1.31., 5. ’n =;,,,,,,.g (.133, 62/0 " ﬂare: (‘gear “'3 (rreencboro. N. 53 199 39 Timothy mill at $130631 35 for prime; clover steady 110 d ‘ :14 ,015§?150 E“, ' 19,519 °‘ °°“ ml‘ and draggy ' This was aided bv the fact that the ket dull and declining; iieavv through shipments Prints niofving slowly. Staple gingham: in fair _ . eoldat 5 figs,’ Vin:-oh sliort/‘clear ‘on 0'“ 3” 3°1"m3ilé”s%""""""" $3 23 a‘ gem 15; “Bump quiet at 35@37%('’' L1§§EE1})2 UII.-1-.56@5‘l§. xc. - bulk of sufllily ' consisted of lialf-fatted cattle withdrew alai'zeI>1'0D01'ti0Il 5’ the Eastern Wade; d¢m3"d- B1301? -‘£193,033 m’01'0 3WV3- 03931‘ ‘ C 1 _- ""' ‘ ‘ , P‘ "' “ Sreﬁ‘ g, " ‘S m 1 1 04 it APPLES:-Little received; ‘supply liberal, butin _ . ‘ .' . h-(31, 1 3 ‘g. d not 13. I thg k t ' Yorkers, good to choice, $420624 25; common Vmeree and vvorete-dcoatings_in'moderate request. 4 al , of) 000 lbs cash shoulders offered at 4c .138 an Hm. . . , 58 , i , . .. NAVAL z~i1‘URES-—-'l‘9.. it brl 535004 navy W 1 ..0 0011!‘ B. I . GP 7 ma!‘ 0 any. . _ i . . ' I , , - pooi condition. P111388 continue weak. the de- ~ . . . ' 1 . ~ - ticav choice . 20.®4 25' he-av rad Fancy cotton hosiery is im roving. Foiei in, no bid. Summro 3- $9 154 87 . . ,— pitc) brl $363 50 rooﬁng V 3 1550, ouiim Demand moderate for butcher steers and cows $4 10. V 54 2 . Y 8 38- . . . P 3 B __ , Ghaﬂcston. 8. 57 1 00 53 mind bcmg 90 htht. “_6 quot? 3} $1 25@1 75 to 1. - ' i . . ‘ 2” and heifers with aging madam-,1e. to wgakngss fair to choice, $4 1064 25; extra $437}; ; eomtnon moods Q1119‘- acon, for cash 5 000 its loose short clear at . - first ouahty. V ba1e$5 50. na 55. rosin. com - 2 . . .- ' ,. . 7 Port Royal. 8. L .5: l 00 53 $2 50fcia2 '75 for poor to choice varieties. Sales: 20 l . - . . - 1 - $1 90@4, ~ . (6, 4.0 bx. mm 4 hg...,,gs clear Hi, 3; bag.-,_ 100 ggkg, 0 i M M 1 48 ,. , . . moii, g 2532 50, No. 2 :2 4 . No, 1 saga so, in prices... No don it some sales showed %c on’ - . 40 0“ 13- t.,25 on short clear at 7}r.’c, 5 plugs do 31 min';§hai:,'X1}i::::f:::.:III 3} 1 1; 55 g:.3,?.,:‘:,,$.1,,’3,3,;8,§§'n,s,: ted‘ 117 in $1 53"'an '-'°”"'m33- pale 31.5036 50: virtin so as from _yesterday. Not many_ interior shippers NEW YQRK. Jamil“? 9--B6eV°3'-R¢061DtS3.920 Wool. 1 at 7340 (161, 50 to: plain ii. c. hams at 8%c, couple Cale:-a, 75 1 14 0 58 Ox;101q3,___5¢m.cegana ﬁrm Sa] 40 b I . Whn-E LEAD-——'I'he Collier White Lead Coiii- were in the market, though Cincinnati was buy- head. against 2.S90_b88d fol‘ SW18 $1018 198$ Week; 13,031-01;. 1g,[A53__ January 9_.....woo; genemiiy tcs canva.~ied do at 93¢,“ 31,03 3, 0, bi-eai.-ms; sides Eunuls. m 1 34 63 1,‘ ‘ft $2 dc, 1 9”‘ e 1‘ 3 °h°1°° guy, the St. Louis Lead and Oil Company, the ing. thawing good demand for balls, as well as market Weaker‘ prices fell of!‘ fully xc from clos- _ unchanged, bugvnrm and qui“; Ohio and P“nn,_ .1; 39,; on .,,.d,,., by aeuemqmail mm 6163,. ,.,-b M Union Springs. AlI......... 1 - 1 34 63 7° °" " 7 N 7 , uthern ‘White Load and Color Works and the fair pI11'6h8333 Of P011! Steers. Local iipeculm in: prices Mon ay; common to very choice native , mmia ﬂeeces 436450’, inc-hiding medium and x ; 7}“ and ,_ ¢_ 7%¢_ gtolgu. 00; 94 48 nfg'£aAl1R§5Sc"‘v izwgﬂﬁa 0110106 D6&0hb10W Missouri Lead and Oil Comtinnv each «note their tors bought only moderately, and retail steerc. $ 50311 25. 1° C1888 55@;53 33 P61’ groin J@45,_., for xx; 43@50c for xxx ma pggmwkig Wig- [fl Breakfast Bacon-Sells on orders at 9}.’c plain J {mm-elf,‘ 3-1 9° 9‘ ‘3 ~ v 1 ' 9mm! W” ‘WW8 *0“-In 19$‘-“$350.80! Wlmo 51110” WW9 ~31°W- 50901? WM NW9 °W‘~ » 15 3“ “““3' T‘”‘!" “G "h°"°k°° °"’m°* cousin and Michizan 4.06d.2c;eombi nnddclsinu.‘ to 10%,, canned. . . Laisgesgari ﬁx" 60 § eg 673 . $2S@AIéi510l?éi1ilf_.A1.tC;3;‘-Egicisgég gehﬁnoteé Country ;ua|a.tt$8 710015; tancybraindlsreenotonhvm than simple for the demand. and the market $875 $0 $. $0 6'0“ 55993 35} 4°“'“ 1“ T°xa“‘- 50G55cf0l'§00d~&l1d c.hoico;«l.0B;£-51¢ T or low and“ . 0, Hawks“; . . - Tm ha,“ 1 " 7 p, i _ 2 Y .4 1 - 15 $3 3 15- soaiiwau-u; pared:-vwhite lend 1:57 50: redlead. cloned very weak. and as baditseellers cared to 1.9i00.ﬁs. $10. "3 d1‘°!'55 58. IN? BWGYS.» 101' 03- . - an or "tn tilled noise. I “ on orders at 9%010c clam - . in arias .. soituiiuii--.we note at 200-250 . °°“"‘’- 1’ 2 ‘‘~‘‘ 1’ 103611 to 12554: unused ' St A; no. Flu, . to ~31 ,5 35 . 9 1 V 833103 10!’ extra color. 87 75: rcaieaa orumnrr color 51 26- see it. Perhaps the large receipts of hogs. that port shiPm”““ ‘0 Em‘0lW- *0!‘ Week Ended 10!.- ’ i ' """""' 5 . P’''‘W’’ “°“’”°°~ ' 1 I I k 1 1' 1 1 i 1 tci-do 8 152 . anon beef 50 carcasses. V ""“ ~ ‘ ....[1~.,e,“y 309,“ ‘mm, “um V. gm. Miltu1'n,A.l‘I...-- -- - _ i so . so so i .7 i . hthxrn. 8775. in e ti-go pot 811111316! for concumiermmay I. . 1“ - i i v . .;e,.,.;,y, 135 W awpm ‘gt 7%“ ma gm‘ - ‘ 7 3} Newport, iii;-n;,,._,,,,.,,_,,,_,.,,,,:_,,, ‘5 i 7 3, TURNIPS-p-We quote: White We in acts, and , zmc Pnmws--Villa ltonume. sis; French have been one of the cause: of the light demand. —--Receipt-1 never it, making 3,370 10:: we _ 1 TWWW“ 8 7 q - in shippinglots 7 2.-me thg 5,“ M 9 £7 Beebe. A.rk....................1 as ,1 40 7 ‘ma .“”"‘mb‘“*"‘- . , snow-whitodil: American mow-white. 81:. ~ stock cattle were in uirdcmzmil and iitudy. 0 d-III. Isiioﬂhﬂﬁﬂ Mad f0!’ *0 31% umﬂisl WIfallIIW‘f0l.1I-lIil5¥!..9s“j'3ﬂilf1tI 01 W1‘N*~ * l ' “ ’*“”*. . M1110 B°¢k- 80 U5 as 011 0R~V1A1’RA33'-5€1l¢3$33 WVDGL ll WEDOW GLASS--Pcrhox of so neert—-tmko H Vealpcuivoo quiet on do A week; mot-Mctdullqpsndlower; interior to prime i m-not I9)“. 1 . w . i i _ , \ M 1, [3 I is _ dictment did not set out what pay rolls had, as al- 'thnt, then it might be that conviction would be . serious detriment to the saloon pi'operty, and the __ ,,,_......._.. __............. -.- .. ...... /"“"""_:__,_._.....,___. .- ... ousicoii iioosii CASES. Messrs.pTlioma,s Walsh and Wm. K.Patri‘ck- Before the U. 8. Circuit Court. —_....__...... _....—._ Waiver of Legal Privileges and Request for Immediate Trial. Will the Indictment Hold Good? Is the Question to Be First Decided, at the Suggestion of the Court. The arguments pro ‘and con respecting the vatidity of the indictment against Messrs. Walsh and Patrick were made yesterday morning before Judges Dillon and Treat. in the United States Circuit Court. A GENERAL WAIVER. Before this was done, however,” Col. Dyer moved that the following documentary waiver be ﬁled: ' Now at this day come the above-named defend- ants (Thoinzieli Walsh and William K. Patrick), in person and by their attorneys, and say they and each of them waive any right on their part to ﬁle a. motion to quash the indictment against them, and consent and agree to waive theii-fright to file a ‘motion in arrest of judgment, should they or either of them be found guilty of the mat- ters and things cha_rged_ against them; and so waiving their rights in this behalf, ask for It trial at the present term of the Court. WAGNER. DYER & EMMONS, Attorneys for Thos. Walsh. WM. l’A'I‘RIC.K, _ Attorney for Wm. K. Patrick. If the trial was proceeded with at once, with- out uny reference to the validity of the indict- ment, Col . Dyer continued, the-defendants would submit to whatever verdict was brought in, as they were satisfied as to their innocence. But ' the argiiment as to the indictment were insisted on by the Court, and the indictment were ruled to be sufficient, and the defendants were found guilty. then they woiild not raise the point of a defective Iil(Il(‘.I.1l’18«1‘lI3.- « . , _ Mr. Bliss said the GOVC'l'I1II1e11tC61?i}£liIlIy object- ed to theiiling of this document until they had lied an opportunity of examining it. This was the first time he had ever heard of ’ such it mo- tion.‘ It was certainly an iunovationon the prac- use of the Cot-irt. ‘,2 I V = _. Col. Dyer admitted that it was a new pi-act'i__oe:., ' and thiit the pl-iS_Il.lOl'1 was an awkward one. I Both Judge Dillon and Judge Treat doubted the pi'opriety of the waiver being filed. If the itidictment were insufficient, then there was _ NO NECESSITY FOR A TRIAL. The Court owed it to the public, to the Govern- ment and to itself, not to ‘waste time that way. qgne qriestion its to the validity of the indictment onglit certainly first to be settled. Judge Wiigner. We desire to file the paper so as to show that we arenot disposed to take any advantage of the invalidity of the indictment.- Mr. Bliss. This is a. mere exhibition, for ef- fect. Judge-Wagner. It may be anew proceeding‘ here, but I have seen it done. in other Courts. It is an er-:liibit.ioii of our intention not to avail our- selves of any technicalities in the case. The de- fendants liatvc all along demanded a full and tlioroiigh trial, and they desire to be exonerated By the evidence alone, now that the matter is in ‘ourt. * . "Mr, Bliss said tliat the attorneys for the defend- ants had announced that they would, at the ‘:pl‘0]'-)0!‘ t.'ime, take advantage of the invalidity of the indictment. Judge lV:igiiei' and Mr. Dyer denied this. VVliat they said was that they were ready to discuss the question when it presented itself. It was not de- sired to take zidvantage of at technical defect, as then ldr. Walsh miglit not be reiiistated, for the depzirtmcrit tiiiglit be told that he had not proved. his iniiocence, in thiitcasc. Mr. Bliss i-em.-irked that the Court had nothing to do with the suspension or retention in office of Mi‘. Walsh. It was fiiiiillv consented by the Court that the pttlpet‘ should be placed on the records as over- rii ed. The Court then requested the attorneys for de- fendiints to argue the validity of the indictment,-. not as theiriattorneys, but as officers of the ' COURT OR AMICUS CURIZE. ‘ The argument on the validity of the indictment was then proceeded with. It was but br eﬂy spoken on both sides. Judge‘ ‘Wagner wished it to be particularly understood that the argunient was not forced by the defend-. ants, but i_v:is_ at the suggestion ofthe Court. The defend tints did not care which way the Court ruled . on the matter. - ‘ - Judge Dillon said the Court ‘desired to hear the: several attorneys as OﬂICBl'S of thepuourt, so that: the latter could get the beneﬁt of their opinions.‘ The strong point urged by Judge Wagiierwas that the indictment, both as to the alleged con- spirztcy and the alleged fraud,» was too vague to ,\i=ui'i-ztnt a trial or to sustain conviction. The in legcd, been fraudulently certiﬁed to, nor as to, what persons, nor did it state what were the building mateiitils for which wrong certificates had been niaue out. Under these circumstances the defense did not know What it had to. meet. T to Judge held also that only the one particular overt act i-efoi-red to could be entered into. In support of his argtimciit he cited it late English case, the Ulrici case, by Judge Miller, and a U. 8. Supreme Court case. Mr. Bliss c -mended, per contra, that the de- feiitliint.-:. had sulﬁcieiit information of the charge that was bi'tititriit against them. He cited it tinni- bcr of El'lg'llSll cases. Judge Wzigiieir stated that these English cases. had been i-epudi:-iiod by the United States Su- preme Court. He ptit the proposition also, that if the Government were allowed t.o prove other alleged frauds beyond the one named as to pay- rolls, and the defendants were discliiirged as to secured on other like cli:ii'ges offered‘ in evidence, as proposed by the District Attorney. Mr. Bliss thought the late decision of Judge: Miller as to coiispirzicy iiegatived this proposition. The arguiiiciits were submitted with leave to file briefs by the Lfourt, together with all authori- ties clztinicu on each side. 9 T “NEIW REFORBI SOCIETY.” The Saloon-l:eepei's’ Association in Sos- sion-—l hey lliiseoss the License Ques- tion-li.-lcction of Ofllcers. The "New Reform Society,” which is an or- gniiizzition of the saloon-keepers, met yesterday afternoon at Washington llall, corner of Third and Elm streets, for the purpose of consultation as to the best ineans of promoting their interests. The time fixed was 2 o'clock, but there are dilu- tory siiloon-keepers it would zymeur, for it was 4 o’c1oc1; before there was suﬂiciont gathering to take possession of the hull; Prjeviotislto the meet- ing 3. number assembled in C01. L:ii'bold’s salopn, under the hall, and there discussed the situ,:it.ion. One man was especially bitter tovijardsgtlie “small siilooii-keepers,” as ‘he styled. them. They l1(’.VOl‘I{llCW alien their interests were en- daiigci'e.i.l.h.iid could iicvci-be persuaded to united action. ’1hoy were “ii_tiis:iiices.” Another than felt the lll'l'p0l'I-3.1100 ofpczilllng at- tentioii to the progress of the :‘Blue ‘Ribbon niovemciit.” It had “devastated ’ the Blast and was 111:: king t.lii'e:i.tenii'ig, progress tOlVa1‘01 the West. A lriend of his hurl told him only it ci:i_y_ or two ago, tli:—it in Jl.‘IlL‘l'SUl1 City it was Workiiig GLOBE-l.!l;‘.MOCllA’1‘ had mentioned that step.- were lieiiig Lllliﬂll for its iiiatigumtioii here. Alrc~ad_v a meeting had been called, and others would follow it. the speaker thought it was time for SlllO(}11-I§C(3l)€l‘S to take steps for protection llg'lllllSLl-I118 llll-‘il(ll1(i)tlSIO(‘.. The mociiniz was culled to order by Mr. Ghio. Mr. Stcbcr, the attorney for the Association. re ported }.ll'(>ll'l'€.r<S of cases in Courts in the evasion of fees thought to be unlawfully imposed by the , Collector. Mr. S. A. Fisher called attention to the fact that some saloon keepers were paying one amount for licenses and others it different amount for the same thing, and he believed nieiiibers of the As- .eoci:ation .-liohlitl be iiiformed by the attorney exactlv the 2l1l]()lllll.- 10 be ptlid, by them. If (loi- 1001.131‘-Rt);-Cl:bl:-til.did not know the lawful amount. due him the :i.ttorney should 6e€l.l‘CI1 the recorel.~ and find out. Mr. Stcber thought talk was cheap. He had coiidiictcd the lentil aiﬂhirs Of the A=3S001ilU0“- ' and 113...; not, lost 21. case. If the Association xvamw {(351, cases made with reference to mer- chants’ licenses arid notitries fees, all it had to do was to (‘.‘Xpl’CoS its desire. The attoriiey did not Dropose acting without iiisl.i'iictions jthcreoy in- volving himself in difliculty with the Society. He was re-.ad_i :0 act when so directed. , A dcsultory talk was engaged in with reference to new D1ellll)(:l‘:~, when it was concluded to adiiiii to men,be,-,h,,, duping the present 33:11‘ all ivlio were properly recomiiieiided and paid the fees Imposed. _ _ An election of oﬂicers for the ensuing year was proceeded W111], with the following result: Pres ident, S. A. Fl’oIll‘.]‘; Vice President, Josepli Ghio; Secretary, Juscpll Ascheiibzich; Ti'e«8t1l'e1'.'1'“*’v‘- Salery; '1‘rustces, L. Bernero, A. Bonner und 1’. Katie. The election of Attornev.was laid over to the- next rnceiing, with the understanding that in the meuntinie, sliotiht occasion arise, ‘Mr. Steber ﬂ would furnish such advice as was necessary. ,_ Chicago Cheek. , Reference has several times been made to the ...8l_1it in the United States Court at Chicago of the Wilson Packing Company against Wm. B. Clapp. at that time agent of the St. Louis Beef I."aCklIl§-’.' . Company, for an injunction to i°estrain him from - 9305118 beef or selling the same, when it ‘wa- prepared in a certain way. On Tuesday the Uiiited States Marshal here received a communi- tion from Messrs. Monday & Evarts.of Chicago, 3‘-Wrneys of the Wilson Company, inclosing two 00l3les of the injunction of the Court against Mr. . élﬁilp, aiidusliing that one be served against the 1». outs eef Packing Company, for the nu!‘ boss of réstiuﬁiiing them from carrying on their business. Marshal Leﬂingwell respectfully de- lid. and returned the fee sent, on the ground 8 there was no executive order of the Court ..a—_. -L——... directing that tl , Louis 1’:"°k‘"¢'-‘C ]6“‘l‘1'1rli3‘2‘lnt\)’(: 8slla('I"I.f1v(;ta5I:l‘;n:'I'ltthl‘IS§3tlI did not mention the name of thin. company’ but 5_‘"‘F’].V 1'.3f°l‘1‘0d 10 MIN Claim. who is now in Eu- lope. RAILVVAT NEWS. , E. B: 1 '. L” is in mmIllJRE, Suneiintondont of the I. & St. 0. H. SMITH I I . . rammed to De.n3el_l]l;§t12I¢-ggmii and Rio Giande. M‘ H- JUDD. 'l‘ravcling Agent of the Union P3h<i3lﬁ0.Jwas in the city yesterday. AJ. NO. W. MASS. G. P. A. t - eafsllelgl’. lieft for Evansville IttStnlg‘I1t.th° south - -, ‘IIBB-ml). o. F. A. and "hose du‘k shooter ’ of the Vandalia, is at the Lindell. D w- 0- MELV"-I-E. the popular ticket agent of Southeastern, returned from Chicago yester- CCOL. C. S. SAWYER. General Manager of the dgptinental Line, came in from the East yester- CAPT.C'. W. ROGERS, General Superintend- ent of the St. L. . ‘. v’ ' ' - we“ today. andb I , “Ill be in fiom the ﬁg}: Moiintuln, last night, for Tennessee and f - lein Missouri. They are the advance guard ° 5‘ 318*» party from Pcniisylvania. W. H. KNIGHT has been appointed Agent of ;h%Gl'eCIl Linc Southern Dispatch for Chicago Citir the Northwest. He will have charge of the H {Cairo and Eastern lllinois, and Evansville and lei re Haute roads. 1 BPli1iIi.ApEif.i>tIi.A. Press: During the week J. G. 11‘ ‘ & (.o., car builders, will ship four narrow. llfﬁuxe passeiiger cars to Ferro Carrol ole Zaza. of a '1 5 _ (1)113;-l‘nf€l.‘Lti'ba. The firm has also received an arm. Ola oi twio second-class narrow-gauge passen- .. 18 on four freight‘. cars from the Jacona and Zzimira Railroad, of Mexico, and sixteen gﬁfggvg-g‘aii(ge freight ctirs for the Mexico, To- try n I ualitan Railroad, of the same coun- \ miis-:\tII:Yl'Air] Age: Ohio is one of the wealthiest and 1_em-imb 060 if _ copied of Western States, but the - ' rs, on roll toad investments more for the past year have been anything but encouraging, The companies doin business in the State but thir- jgeaeig lgaltlbanﬁv ividends, and of "these but four three 0‘f‘m0t common and _preferred stock, and am h__ _.d‘ese‘l.a.st vi_'_ei-e leased lines, which prob- ‘w,,Fd.“'b I-3' ‘~3¥I1.0<t_their expenses. These facts funk on toss be fairly considered _by the law- .I eis of the State in future ~le:ris1ati0n.\ _ NDIANAPOLIS J0‘u7"nal' Ii: 0 cam 313911 1 brought suit before J '- " '- ~- '1 -- ms Gframnan, uCkeL-ma1tKi).:.et;ce Vtiight a._L3,.l1nbl. David 0 a ticket purchased of liitn from Indiana ' . . , . I * , ‘ Delis to C1€f1_l1ln_b_uS. over the Panhandle Road. The P «lllmtl claims to have purchased the ticketin 8000 M1511, and that defendant represented it to be 8000, but -that when he presented it to the coiiductouof the train he was informed that the pnsteboard was valiieless. A part of the Les“. :::.:i.t:: be so the ‘ e aisenceof the plaintiil the trial was postponed until Ilriday. DILIGENtI‘inquiry among railroa ‘ . ‘- gély yesterday failed to elicit any 1(11e'VITnfearCl.gSe(?(?1{ _ ining the settlement of the "cutting" queg. 3]<:)r;;inprovi;iJ:1?(§ipiehi'led to ‘tlllllli that the New York Soutlieifn so it i O tide .'I‘"ﬂ‘e h.h0re and. Mmmgiln one Oﬁicial 8 you‘ step further cutting, while ﬁ.eigm_mt wuggested the idea. that 8.. grand _ a c at would ensue, and that the 13.31 iesult. would be the abolition of all pools. I-Io §’l:l0illL£?’li:‘l».tl1tt lines would probably maintain rates, . in crests diverged so widely that no pool Could be worked amicably. mglhee Chicago railroad. then appear to be of a, H_ gcneious disposition. and furnished the 1vtbu~2ie reporter with the following: "Informa- gllpeilbggg received here yesterday thgtt efforts _ ,5 made by Messrs Albert Fink and N. Giiilford, Western and Etistern Pool Commis- (33ifU1lt€‘i_;'S. god M_r..H. J._ Jcwett, Cliairnian e xecntive Committee of the New leading to the East from the principal Western points to form a pool on the same basis as the align; Y0l‘rI!{ pool. They claim that nothing else I 1.8110 action can pievent another disastrous iai road Wat. It is understood that Va.nde,rhi1t 1S also favoring such an arrangenient and that the Gllmné‘-' 0! rates on the part of’ his roads duriiig the last few months has been done with _a New of bringing about this result. The nicot- of llI:inugei's wliicli was to have been held in cw Ioik to day has been postponed until to- f}1_0l1f>W, to give the Managers of all the West. lbiinrgeléiaéills connecting _.wit.li the Easte_rn trunk menmgeéiéiice to be piesent and participate in Mada re . fogs. UW1I1£2.' to the reluctance of the I ._ 5. iso the Western roads connecting with the liiastcrn trunk lines to go into ti. ﬁght 4-1016- Drobsrble __ that they will consent to apobun'g-.31-- raii‘gement~of that--kind, b_ut-it is every dou’otfu1« that it will have any better success t:han“the pres-' cnt ag.ree.meri.t for the -maintenance-' of rates among‘:-hose roads. A pool on the East-bound tigers Who have made railmadpi-o’bleins’.a study,” because‘ there, are many conﬁgqgmg inter; tU1‘3' diVl8i0n. between the statisticians and Iigurers as Messrs. Fink and Guilfoi-ol would be unable to do the work. Be- sides this, the railroads would hardly be able to control the steamboat lines connecting with the roads on the other side of the lake, which would certainly accept -the advantages offered and make rs_.tcs that would give them the bulk of the business. Then the Grand Trunk, which will have a continuous line to this city before many months have passed, will hardly consent to should be allowed as largea share of the business as is given to the Michigan Central and Michigan Southern, which these roads will under no con-. sideration allow. The probable object of the El!l.~.‘il8’I‘ll rminagers in trying to form it pool on East-bound business is to prevent a war for the present merely, and continue to gethigli rates that time apool of this kind can not possibly be tiiaint:tined.” , . SHAKSPEARE. Arrival of a Bronze Statue of the Poet -:-To be Followed. by One of Goethe. signed for Tower Grove Park, arrived yesterday morning by the Merchants’ Dispatch Transfer, having been imported direct to the city from Munich, Bavaria. It was cast at the foundry of Ferdinand Muller, in Munich, on the order of Mr. Henry Shaw, and is a gift of Mr. Shaw to the city. It will be placed upon the pedestal already erected for it in Tower Grove Park, and will be inaugiirated III due time with appropriate cere- monies. The statue is of the finest bronzefand is ofthe nominal value of $5.000. Two‘ boxes or- rived at the same time, one contairiing the status, the other three . has-relief designs for pedestal. _ .. ’ . This elegant statue, when placed in. position,‘ will be one of the greatest. attractions of Tower Grovc P:-iik, an l will stand forages as 8. monu- ment [0 the libel-ality, taste and public spirit of the donor. The Goverriment charges no duty on iiiipori..s.tioiis of this Cil2.‘l.1'£t(}i.€l';1-Sl.al.llCS'(IeSlg‘118Cl ' for prcseiitatlon to.muiiicipal coi'poI°atiOris being entitled to free~‘entr'v. . ._ 1 This ‘valuable V acq'uisiiion.wi1l be followed, in a short time, by".anotlier. frorii_ t.~lie~‘f’sninie foundry, equally valuable, and almost as li"igl'il.y prized as l.lie—llKel”1eS8 of one of the world’s gi'eatipoe.ts-- Goethe. When these two statues are mounted in the park, staiiding face to. face, the beholder will see the metal images of men whose works have made their names immortal, and whose minds have staniped their impress upon the thought of ages. Sliakspeare. and Goethe will live as long as the world lasts, and the creations .,of their fancy‘ will remain fre.-li and untiirnished when bronze shall melt and granite crumble into dust. ‘ _L_ CIIA-NGE 51+‘ VENUE. fiiiss Huguenellc Desires Her Case to be , 1 1 \ . V. lried by Other '1han Judge Lady. The case of perjury against Marie Antoinette Huguenelle, preferred by John C. Voeel, by reason of her ‘allegation of attempted outrage, is seton the docketof the Court of Criminal Correc- 11011 for to-day. Yesterday morning Attorney McBride appeared before Judge Cady, and with an elaborate argument presented the following affidavit for a cliange of venue in the case of Marie Antoinette Htiguenelle: The above—named defendant, being duly sworn,~ makes oath and says that she has good reasons to believe, and does believe, that she can not gcta fair trial, or impartial exnhiination and decision of the mat- iors clio.i'.<..rcd against her in the complaint in the cause made by John C. Vogel before the Honor- able Clias. F. Cody,-Judge of this Couirt; where- fore she asks for :i change of venue in said cause, and that the papers therein be senttosome Court of competent jurisdiction where Justice maybe had and obtained. , The Q9“,-L wok the matter _under advisement, and will pa.-.-S upon the application this main- m'I‘he case, under the law, can be remitted to Judge Jecko, Judge Denison, or any of tho Jus- tices of the Peace. . V 1 This is the in-st apliczition for acliange 0 "Venue in the histj.ory of Lille Court. I Sudden 1}e:.ith.'V I - ltllcliiiel Lippi, a stone-cutter, dropped den i “-1131,; engaged in lifting a heavy stone at Jacob. Wilhelnis’ stone'}'3-i‘d. 370-2220 De-K“1b °“'°°‘*‘ -yeb.,e,~d«,,y, at 8 a.-in. The‘ deceased lived at 2109 l)eKalb street, was thirtY'SeV‘3*1 Years °f 393- ‘L9’: .- w, in and leaves a wife and four 'i?I‘I8b8‘Ul‘0Il6l‘ held an ipquest and found heart disease to be the cause of death- M ,_____.. T Metals. I , ’ d , , ' - 9.——Manufecture ‘copper tll‘EI‘I3l:vll;£¥0(?IlE'K’If‘lI:t?t.ul!:‘£Ig,e qllleinand 8i..e““Y- mg - l . ::'.°:..::“ $240: em 5 25; horseshoe No. 8. 2\°@2‘-"°' TRY it for it never disappoints. Dr... .Bl111'3 ’ gang; Syrup. ~— Per bottle, 25 cents. ~ 0 \ . ‘i A PARTY of 125 land buyers went out on the‘ State Commissioner reports that out of fifty-seven ' to recover the a.niount' York pool, to induce the Managers of the roads ,.V andMart-i«n»Connelly-as sureties, ~ discharged from jail. business is considered an absurd-itv bvinian-‘ em *0 be taken in. To arr’ange a stttisfac-. _ numberless roads. 1935-108" W the East» from: Western points would require such l‘leI‘(‘/1116211]: labors that cverisuch ﬁne‘ become at party to such an :-urangeiiient, unless it‘ until the 0})Cl'1lIl2‘ of navigation, for longer than . The beautiful bronz statue of Shakspearc, de- 8 the“ judgment for $774. 47. ,is the man wh Russia sheet 10%@.11c= ' §f ._,_Esttis ‘Club:-glriitsrriit, @lg1I1TBDl:t,l_"[_‘v_:l_,I,I~,;0'1illI1‘(Q.’ Qsiiiisrp 15. I87 BLADE iiivb BAT. Han|on’s Sweeping Challenge to Plaisted, » Scharff and Morris. a—........ The Call for the First Annual Meeting of Inter- national Association Baso Ball Clubs. ‘T Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. TORONTO, January 9.-—A challenge has been sent to the Boston Herald on behalf of Hanlon, offering to row Fred. Plaisted on Silver Lake, Boston, three or four miles, for $1,000 a side. Haolon’s forfeit and challenge to Soharff will re- main with the Clipper until the latter is ready to accept it. Even Morris is not at present pre pared to make a match with any one, his princi- pal backer being away. A match will. however, probably be arranged between him and Hanlon early in the spring. ’ Base Ball. ‘HIE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION. COLUMBUS, O. , January 7, l878.—-To the Mom- bers of the International Base Ball Association and the Base Ball Fraternity of the United States and Canada: In issuing this call for its first an- nual meeting, the International Association refers with pride to its record during the past year, and claims to have performed all its prom- ises to the fraternity and the base ball public. It should not be necessary to present the advan- tages of this association to the base ball fraternity of the United States and Canada. , . All know its objects and aims are to preserve. foster and purify the game, and to throw out bad features and bad men from the profession; to es- tablish uniform rules and usages, and preserve harmony. 15 aﬁsllres the stronger and protects the weaker . clubs, and compels clubs and players alike to deal honestly with each other. These are its prime features. =It is unnecessary to enumerate the many other, but by no means -lll1'I.I.l1p01‘ta'l’1l) advantztges enjoyed by its members. _ihe_ International is the exponent of those ‘principles, and '18 conducted in the interest of the game and the whole base ball fraternity. All clubs _ are allowed equal representation in its couiicils,and possess equal rights before its laws. It. is not run in ihciiitoi-est of any club or clique, nor is’ t1i’ere recognized in it any preferred class who are giiluranteea any special privileges. All clubs being entitled to equal representation, are thus enabled to look after their own interests. The annual meeting of this association will be held on the third Wednesday, being the 20th day of February, 1878, as provided by our constitu- tion, at the Mansion 1r1ouse,iii the city of Buffalo, New York, at 10 o'clock a. m., and your club is earnestly requested to send it representiitive. and to urge, as far as possible, any other club or clubs in your vicinity to do the shine. We would suggest that clubs would, as far as possible, send practical men to the convention, and that they come prepared to offer such amend- ments as their experience and wisdom may doom for the best interests of the game. ‘ Please indicate to the Secretar_v, at as early 9. date as possible. your intention, whether you will be represented or not. He will be pleased to an- swer any and all inquiries promptly. Fruternally yours, W. A. CUMMINGS, President. J. A. VVILLIAMS, Secretary, Columbus, Ohio. 1’. S.——Tlie Mansion House will accommodate delegates at the reduced rate of $1 75 per day. '1‘ UK‘. 1330 .United States Circuict 'Co.oirt—Jud.ges . Dillon and Traeat. _ J. Pierpont Morgan ct al. vs. Illinois and St. Louis Bridge Co. ct 9.1.; leave gt-exited to Chas. -Edvvamd Tracy to be made a. party defendant. In Bankruptcy. ' BEFORE REGISTER CLARKE. - Msiiirice I-I. Fitzgibbon; quarterly report on condition of estate ﬁled , balance $1,227 53. J John Lindsay; heasiiigon petition of bankrupt . for discharge ordered had 11 a. 111. , 31st inst. Court of Appeals-Judges Lewis, Bake- ’ Welland Hayden. In the matter of Maggie C. Dibble; recogriized in the sum of $1,500, with Arthur Abercrombie George Fozy: vs}. J*.”_ _B.ow_tnan;’ sub:-' : mittcd. . Nannie.~:E.~VVri2ht vs. R. Birch-er; argument pi-ogresseci.‘ " . . 1 . oil-suit Oourtue. 1——J.udii.’e G.ottscii;a.ii:.} Ritchey. vs, Missouri Paciﬁc Railroad; reply -ed... . . . l':Iolren vs. Musiek ; motion for new trial ‘ﬁled. State us'e'of:Sanner-vs. Put. Farrel," J. P-. Mul- lally ai:i_d Wm. Lawler; judgment for $50 dam- ages. Page vs. Short; dismissed. Page vs. City; amended petition. ﬁled. State use J. H. Weeman vs, G. Paddock et 31.; judgment for $1,500. Oliver vs. Mayer; dismissed. Goebcl vs. Foster; nonsuit. Schiller vs. Causey ; continued. Allen-vs. Bowman; continued. Lu thy vs. Greeiileaf; continued . Dean vs. Bittner; motion for new trial. . Olivia Von Sclirader vs. W. C. Taylor et al.; judgment for .possession—$330 dziniijigesg $.50 monthly rents and proﬁts. , . City vs. St. Louis Gaslight Company; Receiver .aiit-horized to deposit $50,000 with Bartholow, Lewis & Co. 11. Louis vs. N. M. Jones: $853 remitted. Circuit Court No. 2-—-Judge Wickham. Sharp vs. Pitman; continued. Western 1:‘. and Chemical Works vs. P. Hallo- ran; order delivery. _ Reed vs. Harding; answer to second amended petition filed. Woods vs. Britten eta.1.; dismissed as to all de- fendants except Schaeﬂbr; progressed. Circuit Court No. 3--Jiids.-to Boyle. Harlow vs. Fleitz; temporary injunction granted. W. W. Dederick vs. Peter Crosby; tried by Court. ' Todd vs. Germaine Ins. Co.; answer to amended petition filed. Clark vs. Blow; dismissed. Kelem vs. U1 i-ici; dismissed. Hziuck vs. Miller; answer ﬁled. Whittelsey vs. Willisnisg motion for new trial ﬁled. . Fleishrnan vs. Montague; continued. Charlotte, Smith vs. Collier White Lend Co.; judgmentforflﬁo. - _ _ Elizabeth Evans’ Executor vs. W. W. Evans; Citizens’ Say. Bank ‘vs. P. J. Mcljjlale‘ et a1.;; jutigincnt against David Mcﬂiile for $1,706 82. Priest vs. Bircber; satisfaction acknowledged. - Circuit Court No. 5-—Judge Tliayer. Waltei-A. Malin vs. R. Bircher; judgment for $10,000. Assignment of judgment filed. ‘ I Conway vs. Schuler, motion to dismiss over- ruled. ‘ * State use John I-lanbeck; plaintiff remits $373 68, leaving balance of judgment $319 50. Motion, for new trial overruled. G. W. Wiesonaiiii vs. 133. Eisfeldcr; judgment affirmed for $15. Bitch et al. vs. Higgins; dismissed. Criminal Court—-Judge J ones. Lizzie Roach, assault with intent to kill; con- tinued until January 10. G-. L. Ware. grand larceny, in the theft of a. watch, valued at $65, from Mrs. Converse, Four- teenth and Olive, on June 15, 1877; tried by jury and found guilty. Sentence was left to the Court, counsel for defense claiming that he was under sixteen years of age. Court reserved sentence until Saturday. _ . Dzivid Rugan, assault with intent to kill Harry Maxwell, at 604 St. Charles street, on June 18, upon which occasion Rugan cut him four times with a pocket-knife; timed by jury and found guilty; sentence of two years in the Penitentiary’. The case of highway robbery against Rugan and Jack Malone was co_ntinn_ed generally, owing to absence of prosecuting witness. .Jack Malone, roubei-y;_ case continued gener- ally, owing to absence in Texas of prosecuting witness. ‘ Court of Criminal Correction--Judge Carly. Wm. Thomas and Matt. MorrisseY.. burglary in the second degree; evidence heard and defend- ants held in $1,000 to answer entering premises of Edward Bol-and, No. 1420 North Eleventh reet. - . MF1‘a11k Arnold, Henry Ashner, Abraham Ehr- lich and Memphis Bill, burglary in second de- gree; continued to January 16: return made as to Memphis Bill. The case is that of the robbery of silks from Augustus M. Doll. 1 Louis Leach, assault with intent to kill: Waived examination and held to answerin $1,000. Leach shot OIIICBPLOUIS Ost several “weeks ago. T e case goes before the Grand Jury once. . i 1 “Geo. L. Troop, assault and battery; dismissed -for want of prosecution. - _ Oliver Walker, -peti larceny; plea of guiltv to petit larceny, and sentenced to nine months in the Work House. The theft of ti silver watch, valued at $25, from Ernst Wold‘ is involved.‘ _ Franz Simon, ‘grand larceny; held to answer in $500. One set of buggy harness, worth $20,‘ prop- erty of Henry Moorrnan. ’ Franz Simon, two cases grand larceny; con- tinued generally. . . "New Accusations. John J. Goodman, alias Geo. W. Alexander, rand larceny in thevattempted stealing of a horse §eli)11£‘inK't° R” I ' Adams’ Th,,,,,,,s«coyne. petit larceny of one sack of flour from Chas. Vincent. _ _ I John 0’Gonnel1 ‘and Wm. Mickens. strand larceny in the swii-idliiigof a farmer name Melebian Haflarth out of a horse. - Chas Williams, grand larceny of one trunk and and petitioner -. 7 four Indies’ suits, valued at $45, the property of Ida lsciider. of 421 North Seventh street. . . Wm. Manning, malicious trespass on premises of Goo. Mcrz. _ 1 John G-lilliig, petit larceny of one pair of shoes from llilda Wilson. First District Po}1ice Court--Judge cc to. Thirty-seven vlolsuors of city ordlniineos were exiiinined before this Court; 523 in fines and costs were collected and ten executions to the Work House issued. - Second District Police Court--Judge. Denlson. The docket at the Second District Courteou- taiiicd fifteen cases, and yielded $27 in cash- George Washington and James Lewis, whose cases were continued from Tuesday, were lined $20 apiece for depositing filth in a public allov- Maggie Stevens, for street walking, as fined $20. John R. Stevenson, for oarryinga con- cealed weapon in the shape of a revolver, was obliged to pay the costs of his prosecution. THE IMVERS. ’ UNITED STATES SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT. Dally report of the stage of water, with changes in the twenty-four hours ending 3 p. m., January 9, 1878: CD , 5 I 3 5 I tr : 2 cs 52 s ‘=3 '1 STATIONS. $3 —..=,g STATIONS. gg 4%‘; :‘§ (Lin. ° ft.in. (la.1I'O, Ill..... ‘22 2i-1 7‘ Memtilils. .~.... 199 ‘J,-0 10 Clnc.innati.. . 9 8 -0 8 Nashville 0 0'-0 Davenport... 4 10i-0 2,ﬂ‘§IewOr1eans.‘6 11-1 3 £ub1i{iq:eI,Ia.i lg ‘6l,lS’Ii1ttsl)ur::.t.... 2: 3 % 80 U Q 8.... ,. ‘ col! 7 Leavenworth 3 8i 0 0‘St. Loui'e......&‘ 8i-0 7 Louis»-iiie.... 6 H-0 5 V1(:kBbll1'l!,..... 3-2 who 8 0Be1ow high water, 1874. . WM. FINN. Sergeant. Service. U: so At Heiirbtof water above low water mark.115-10 feet. Fall in past 24 hours.................,.....0 .6 in. Space under center arch of bi-itis:e........75 feet. Space under side arches of bridsre--------70 W3‘- . ARRIVALS. City of Helena, Bank. . DEPARTUREI. None. - BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE. H. C. Yneger, New Orleans ...This day, 5 p. m. Victory, Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..This day, 4 p. In. City of Ilelena, Vicksburg......Tbi’s day. 5 p. m. Bclleof Memphis, Memphis.....1<‘riday, 5p. in. City of Alton,New Orleans. . . . . .S:-iturday, o p. in. BANK NOTES. The river fell six inches yesterday, leaving lots of mud on the bank. Ice continues to float by the city but it is very mushy,arid is not strong enough to prevent a good-sized skiﬂ’ from navigating. The wharfboat of the Central Elevator is out on the bank. high and dry. The harbor bout could do good work in clezwintr oil‘ the Levee while the dirt is soft. “_Whar is Goyer?’ ’ , The Anchor Line Pocket Company will resume operations to—day b sending out the fine steamer City of Helena for ¥7ICkf~.bl1l'R.'. If the weather continues favorable the Belle of M-ei'nnliis will leave for lvleriipliis to-.morrow night. The City of Chester and Emma C. Elliot will remain in re- tirement, and the Capitol City will stay in winter .qiiarters at Cairo until further orders. , The Kcoktik Northern Line will try it on by sending out the Victory for Louisiana at 4 o’clock this afternoon. I Ca.pt.- J. F. Baker has receiveda. telegram from Capt. Hi Davis, of the John Means, at Chester, “stating that he was getting -along all right’. A message was received, yesterday, from the towboat Al. Stevens, hound north, stating that she 1S ice-bound at a point opposite Chester. She is bringing lumber .fr'oi1i the Tennessee, and has 250,000 feet for J. H. Williams 85 Co. , of this city. The Kountz Line Yaeger leaves for New Or- leans this afternoon at 5 o’clock. She is a good- freighter. The City of Alton is advertised to leave on Sat- urday for New Orleans and -way laiirliiigs. The Alton has a clever set of oﬂicers in Capt. H. E. Bixby and Clerk Billy Massoii. No ﬁner steamer floats on the wafers of Western rivers. The stage-plank of the New Orlezins wharfboat has been roundly abused for being on top of the Government Gauge. The. mate of the wharfboat has moved the obnoxious obstacle, and the gauge is now visible to the naked eye. . . srmsnss. ’ ~ ‘ ‘ = 1 _ Down at‘Or1eans t_hoy,oai1‘C.apt. B. 13.: Pegram. "C:tp‘t‘.' B. B.ush;‘Pe,r:ram."‘ , V‘ - ‘O _ IVIEMPHIS Ap'peat:. The George Spengler passed: ‘up yesterday, -having Co1e’s circus property and people on board’, on route to St. Louis. Mr.‘ Cole a11(I,8eVE.l‘8I of his people ‘stopped off‘ here. ' THE Belle of Shreveport, leaving New Orleans for St. Louison Satui'dey,~hac1 the following car- go: 580 hogsheads -sugar, 1,500 sacks salt,» 140 bundles gunny bags, and 350 tons miscellaiieeus freight. MEMPHIS Avalanche: No accident happened to the Grand Lake and barges as they passed down Szitiirday. Tlie report was erroiieous, the appar- ent sinking of it barge being nothing but a mirage brought about by the reflection of the sun,mzil;-inz; it appear as if a. barge had carcencd and settled. When the harbor tug went to render aid she found everything korect. PITTSBURG 0ommsrcial- Gazette of Tuesday: The weather continues decidedly winterish, and new- igation, to all points is suspjendedz The titer- inometer was only one deilrcc above zero yester- day morning, and it would proba'bly drop down lower last night than itwas the night before. The ice in the Allegheny was four and a half inches thick at Herr’s Island, yesterday, and last night would no doubt increase the thickness one or two inches more. Business is entirely suspended on the landing, and will remain so until navigation is resumed, of which there is not much prospect at the present writing‘. The John L. Rhoads, for St. Louis, and Alice, for New Orleans, will de- part just as soon as they can get out.’ The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks are laid up at Bellaire. NEW ORLEANS Times.‘ Captain Harry G. Son“- mers, of South America, and well known ‘in New Oi-leans and Red River, has recently purchased at Galveston the iron steamer Tamaulipas, which is 310 tons burthen; she is 143 feet long, 34 feet. beam, with 7,,feet hold; her cylinders are 18 inches in diameter, with 5 feet stroke; she draws, with coal anitprovisions on board, 4 feet; she has an iron wheel in recess, and has % inch iron bulkheads, fore and aft, with 2 cross bulkheads; she has two masts, with fore and aft mainsails with jib;h:ts stores on board for three months, althoiigh expects to make the voyage in thirty days; she has been rebuilt, and stands A No. 1 in the insurance OIIICGS. She leaves to-day for the Magdalene River, U. S. Colombia, South Ameri- ca, and is in charge of the most careful and expe- rienced oflicers. Woolford L. Eckeris in com- mand, G.‘W. Nelson is first olﬁcer, and an expe- rienced Columbia. coast pilot. 8. W. Nelson .is second oflicer. Her chief engineer is Arthur L. Lloyd, and his assistants are John 0. Pest and G. Pendcrgrast. Captain Somniers leaves in a day or two for the West. — Special River Telegrams. KIMMSWICK, MO. , January 9.—Commonwe:ilth down all right n.t8 a. 1'11. 1 ‘ SHAWNEETOWN. ILL., January 9.-—River fall- -«ing. Weather cloudy and pleasant. Some ice running out of the Wabash. Up—-J. W. Guﬂ‘, 9- last night; Idlewild, 9 last night; S. Hornet‘ and low, 10 a. m.; Silverthorn, 4 p. In. Down—Ar- kansas Belle, 1 a. in.; Florence Lee, 1 a. m.; Chas. Morgan, 7 a. m. The Morgan had a good trip; she took some freight here. GRAND TOWER. ILL.. January 9.--No boats passed to-day. Riverjfalling and full of ice. CAIRO, II.L., January 9.—~Arrivcd--Cons Mil- ler, Cincinnati, 10 a. m., Belle Memphis, Meni- pliis, 3 p. m. Departed—-Cons Miller, Meiniihis, 113.. m., Belle Memphis, St. Louis, 8 p. in, Two slight shocks of earthquake Were felt here at 10:30 last night. River 22 feet 2 inches, falling. Clear and mild. V - LOUIIVILLE, Jantiary 9.—Weather cloudy and cool. Departed--Tom Sherlock, Cincinnati; Golden City, New Orleans. River falling; 6 feet 1 inch in canal. _ V MEMPHIS, Jaiiuary 9.-—River fell 10 inches, and stands 22 feet. Wea thor clear; rm-iximnm ther- mometer 42° . Dcpa.rtcd--Bziuni, Cincinnati; Scudder and Centennial, New Orleans. CINCINNATI. 0.. January 9.--River 9 feet 7 inches and falling. Cloudy and thawing. Arrived --J. D. Parkeiylllemphisg New Mary Houston and Cherokee, New Orleans. Departed--Vint Shinkle, Memphis, . VICKSBURG, January 9.—-—We.'-itner clear. TI18l'm9me_t€l'57° . River rose 10 inches. Up-- Katie, 11 a.m. ; Katie 1’. Kountz 6 D.m. Arrived-— YHZOO "Valley, 5 p.m. EVANSVILLE, Iivi)., January 9.--Weather clear till noon, and warmer and cloudy this evening, with signs of rain. Wind southeast and south. Mcrcur_v 31 to 41 degrees, and f:-tlling. Bsiromcter falling. River 10 2-10 feetsc:-int, and falling. Up- Idlewild, 6:30 a. in.; Maggie Smith, 9:30 a. m.; Jae. W. Grill‘, 11 ii. m.; Lioness No. 3 and tow, noon; Storm No. 3 and barges, 2.19. in. Down- Morning Star, 3:30 p. m. The Gaff has a big trip of freight and people. The packets have rather it light business—-below the averai-re. The Mary MIIlCPIl3.Sl'e})3I1‘61II181’ doctor, and will go up during the night. NEW ORLEANS , January 9.--Ari-ived--H. C. Donnally, Cincinnati; John Wilson, Ouachita River. Departed——-Thompson Dean, James How- ard, Mempnis; John Wilson, Ouuchita River; Maria Louise, Red River; Texas, Bayou Macon.» Weatlier clear and pleasant. ‘ . PITTSBURG. January 9.--River 1foot4 inches and 8I,l1LlOtJaI‘y. Weather cloudy and cool. LITTLE ROCK, January 9.-—Weatner clear and pleasant. River falling; 10 feet .6, inches. Alleged Seduction. Miss Dora Grashoffer, a blooming young Ger- man girl of twenty-one, filed a suit in the Circuit Court yesterday against John Luth, a hard-work- ing mechanic, for alleged breach of promise of niarriiige and seduction. She states that being sole and single‘, on the 24th ofﬂeptember, 1876. the defendant being also sole and single, did ,pron5ise to marry her; that on the 19th of Novem- ber following, relying upon said promise, she allowed herself to be seduced by the defendant‘; L that afterwards, on numerous occasions, being in. Cztiro Mail‘ . . . . . . . . . . . * 1:355. in. * 8:-l5p.m. _ __ O _ . NewO_r1caiis nii<llMempliisIl‘.x 8:50 p. in. It 0:40 a. in. hope to live up to. In this S_1_)l1‘lt we have en- .N£)._.SI1V11it‘:aDdCI1?utI2tI100g&eX 8:90,: in. 6:-10a. in d _ d t ‘t 11 bl. _ . lieiigxviiie accom-:.‘1,,;»,,,::::::‘ m,gg._,_ m_, l8(;125,;_],% ezivoie o treat a pu ic qi.ie.~.tions, with- , 1 3,0 3' m“ r 3, ' ' out regard to the effect upon those who may ‘: 3 -:-:::i 2305 3: 3:11;: #33 3;: be temporarily in place and power. Sunday Bclleville Accomln... 8:50 a. in. 8:45 a. in. ” _ ~: :~ “ 5:05 p. in 5 0010. in Much has been recently said about a con- LLLINOIS C;mNTR_.§L RA1_LR()AD_ ﬂict between Capital and Labor. The GLOBE- linbuque Express .... 8:30 is. m.i* 9:00 p.m. DEMQCRAT 1°3C0é§niZeS 110 Such 301111109 9-S 9X‘ ‘ Chicago Express;.....-......... + 6:45,). in. it 8:30 a. in. I to ::::i:: Home «me to it-as-«iv or . O ’ ‘ §:§.gp.ﬁ.g_ gilgp » the-kind would be prejudicial, to all the in- -5‘éﬁ‘§,f,§§;,§’§,£§ﬁ‘eZ:_f‘f°‘°* I Eoopimfi 2:2op°m terests involved, and that justice and right - ' _ ' 1 ' ";,‘,‘,§,’,‘,’,"_‘,’:_ -‘are the best arbitrators between differing E.aS‘S‘-L°““-.~:~-:--~-V--~---,-- , %'-:7221§3)-.3-A léiggp)-1;i'« :0p1111OI1S representing opposing sides. The i:l;:~.s-‘ s: GL°BE'Dm:°°:~:T Wm» :0 W its still solo and single, and rolyins: as aforesaid, she was nizalu undnguin seduced by the 1101600801. until some time in October. 1877, she gave bmh *0 a child, of which the seducer is the fuUlBl'- T130 child is still alive, and is rt lino. bouuciiisﬁ b0Y- Ncvertnelcss the defendant refused and still re- Iu8(tB to nizii-ry her, and she therefore :_iS_}£6 1011.9}: mcntfor $1,000 and costs. The plaintiff S attor- ney, Mr. Wainhoﬂ‘, in filing the petition. 1001‘ 01“ 18'78- 3Xs7s.”r7InuAri. _.........g ——-—-.—..—...-o REAL ESTATE Aoems. A ciaiiis, 'r. i.«‘xitlt_XE FARBAB <32: 00., REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 825 Vvashington Avenue. an attachment and directed the Sheriff to seize upon certain property of the defendant. THE lltttii -lliitttiii. has designed, cut, trimmed and made her own ~. wedding dress, taking every etltchliei-self. The richest point lace, a wedding gift, was the only ornament.- The Leading Journal of the WM. M. DIOPHERSON, REAL ESTATE AGENT. RISNTS COL- I.lC(.:T1«3D, Loitiis negotiated. Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds for all the States. 520 Pine Sjsroet. .._.._-u— R IVER TRAN$l;O:I3‘:'fI:§fi:;II':§'3f:€¢_-wk ........... Mississippi Valley. UPPER MI’s—eiE§~sii5:?Oi’l. \/vx/x """"-"\’-‘I Keoliuk Northern Line Packet Company. For Clarksvlllc. Louisiana and Way Landings. 1.». w. MATIIIAS. wife ms Jon? MATIIIAS & D10 JONG, noose AND R.I’.‘.Al.. ESTATE AGlCN(.7Y, NOTARILEB PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS, c<.gt;.i.p_(:Tt5Its AND l<‘lNANCIAL AGENTS. Street, Insurance Building. vICTOl{Y.....o noose n u ~ c o ouGEOI . :1 THIS DAY. 10th. at 4 D- In- H7 , Oilffcgxoeifwharfboat. foot o‘fOllve street. W. 11‘. DAVIDSON. President»- ..... ........... .._.._..........——..—-o-— - «- LOWEB MISSISSIPPI. lax Always Fresh. Enterprising and Reliable. ./ .- --s—--———w— *1 MARCUS omen. I EAL ESTATE AGENT. East St. Louis. 111. ‘\/\/\/\/‘~./\./\/\./\/\/\/\/\.. ‘ St. Louis and New Orleans Packet Conlpanyv For New Orleans and Way Lﬁl1di"f'-'6- AL'rONocoouaoooaoloonuoaOllIOlBixbv7t.Master. Leavcs Tuesday. 15th. nt5 p. In. For fl‘OI{{I1I or pass!-ire 9-P1313’ 011 D03“! ,. , ..,,,.g wliarfboat. foot 0 Market street. N. B.-Through bills iaaingz given to SlireveDort.Lzi. ,via N. O._ ll.R- '.l‘-C0-_(A|}<¢“ 3 I-+me)v and to all points on Ouacnita. River via la. 0. and . R" T'C°' (B1““k"mf}f))1;[N.W, CARR()LL,Age11t. The GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, since its estab- Acourafe in News and Fearless in Comment. .7011 N 8 . CAVENDER. mnwxnn s.'now:I: CAVENDEB. & ROWSE, OUSE AND REAL ESTATE: AGENTS. - Non.-.rles Public and Conveyanccrs. Loans ne- otlated on real estate. 8 ecial attention paid to col- ection of rents and care 0 property. : No 800 Olive et.. 81:. Louis. Mo. Memph“ and gt Lmu‘ Packet C,,,,,,,,,,,,, lisliincnt in 1875, by the consolidation of the . U.s.i»iiiiLl.*. " « ' V o: . For Cairo, Columbus. Hickman, 1tq,,,_,,,,m,,‘ Greemme two Republican morning newspapers of St and VlCkSb1lrL'--AD¢h0).' L mf- CITY'OIl‘ HEIJENA . . . . . . . .; . . . . . . . . .. c fee. master, Wm 133',-3 on'1‘11{jRs1)~.1t‘I'. Iotii. at s in the front rank of Westerii journitlism. Its W. B. RUSSELL. : “.-.,;,._..;,=.._’ 13- in “em” growth in business’ and circulation has been " steady and uiiiuterrupted, and as its multi- MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS 1’ACKE’I‘ C0.—-U. 8. stores for rent. lease. sale or parts of the city. cl J OHN MAGUIRE. Louis, has msintaiiied an unquestioned place JJEAL ESTATE AKD HOUSE AGENI‘. CON veyuncer and Nota.rv Public. Houses, lots and in different exchange Money Iowa on real estate. Ofﬁce, 519 Walnut st... bet. 5th and 6th. Mail Line-—For Celro, Columbus, l-Iickman and ‘Memphis (Anchor Linel. , BELLE Ii11liMl.’l..tiS .......... . .1 ......... . .3. ore. muster. . Win leave TI1UltSDA.Y, 10th. at 5 D. . . “ W’. B. RUSSELL. Alé'€11'~- tudes of readers will testify, its growth in all the essentials of a first-cl:-iss newspaper of its patronage, until to-dtiy it stands With- out o. rival in the Mississippi Valley or the Northwest as to all that the people expect K.OUN’1‘Z LINE. W11. has kept steady’ pace with the iidvancenient A13 ESTATE Ag, oom. us. ctnsmsxr. F. x. ism: BOOTH. BARADA 86 C0., ' mrrs. moor: A.r’E ‘ti Loans. ‘buy and all real estate. collect rents,~a.nd git e personal attention to the management of esta ' No. 519 Olive street. For New Orleans and VVay Lstndings. ~ Steamer HENRY C. Y AEGER. I. C.V:tn . ‘Flock. rnaster.will leave froin wlizjirfboat. , =foot of Myrtle st., '1‘HUl’.SDAX. _10th. 1.-‘rciglit coiiti-zictcd for l.l)”I-1113 ‘Muster. or JOl~Il\i W. I.\.IN(1- Agent. "I'IME. TABLE OF‘ TRAINS RUNNING INTO THE UNION DEPOT, ST. LOUIS TIME. from a ﬁrst-class : journal. Politically, the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT is and has been R”epubl‘ican in sentiment and convic- tion. Believing that the Ptepublicsn party, by its record in the past and by its pledges to the future, is the safest gua.i‘di-on of the pub- lic welfare, and the orgtinization most likely to secure good govcrnment'to the people and to protect the rights. of till, we have steadily striven for the advancement of its standard in all public conﬂicts. We have at the same time aimed, and shall in the future aim, to be honest in criticism and faithftil in record—-to express opinions candidly and to tell the truth fearlessly. No cause can be advanced in the minds of intelligent people by suppi'essiiig the triitli, or by ott-erupting to color the facts of every day history. The" demand of the age is, first and above all, ‘for the facts in every im- portant case, whether it relate to our political, our comniereiul, or our social life. “The truth, with honest criticism,” is the most exalted niotto which the conductors of an newspaper can adopt, or which they can Railroad managers are requested to notify of any ohsnzsesm the running of t1'i:l.lnS, that the time card may be kept correct. CHICAGO. ALTON AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. mmjns, 1 Depart. Arrive. Chicago Morning Express.._..,“ 4:45 a. m. * 9:00 b.m. Quincy, Keolttilt and 1‘.’eori:.i...l* 7:45 a.m.!‘* 8:000 a. in. Springfield A.ccoinni0dution.. 3* s:00 p.in. '*10::_i0 at. in. Jticksoiivilleclit Lotiisiana Ex. 5* 5:00 p.in.l"‘ o:o4l19- ms Quincy and lieoltul-: Express. 1* 7:30 p.m.{ 8:00 at. in. Cliicago Liglitiiiiig Express... it 7:30 p.rri. It 8:00 a. in. CHICAGO THB()UGlF1 LINE. Cliiczigo night Express ...... . .l+ 6:45 p. 111.1’: 8:10 a. in. CHICAGO. BU1tI..l.l~l'G’l‘ON AND O,U_1NC'1' ll. 1",. ~ St. Louis and Rock Island Division. Mall and St. Pun] Ex. ........I’’‘ 8:0..'i:t. in. 1* 8:19 p. in. Exprcss,... . ........l.i 8:201). in. II 7:15 it. in. "CAIRO SHORT LINE. isting in the present, or as possible in the IL-“N015 AND 3'15 LOUIS R—"~1L"0*‘-D- future of this country. It relies upon the intel- ?_ T ﬂiience extends,-. .ende_.ivor’-to-_st:i_te fairly and to judge impttrtially in till questions, of this kindwhich may arise. Its him will be to. preserve an equal balance, and to ...,-;e on the one hand fair wages for labor, and on the other fair opportunities for ctipitul. The proprietors of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT can point with pride to the record which this journal has made in the past as an enterpris- 5.15 p. in. 4:43 p. in. - INDIANAPOLIS" AND 81‘. LOUIS RAILROAD. ‘Day Express...................i" 7:002. m.l* 7:00 p. in. Night Express .............. 1‘ 135513.111.‘ Night Ex. (except Manda. ).. 7:85 9.. m. Accommodation (Mon. on y)._ i 9:05 a. in. MISSOURI. KANSAS AND T.EX..AS RAILWAY. St. Louis and 'l‘a—.xas Express. it 8:55 a. 111.11‘ 6:1-lp. in. Missouri and Kansas Express}: 9:43 p. in. it 6:38 a. m. NIISSOURI PACIFIC RAILVVAY . '(I;%x;i§aE;§l,£.eé,;i;f.O.1.,;l.i;.EE:::: :1 113- 3: gal: ing, active and energetic collator of current Kansas and C0i<(33lC1RE;1)§H}g§.‘:’i.-IE;}'l;.;{I5i1‘~:’l1.l“r-‘III. 1‘ 6:38 ii. In. 1ie.ws--political, local and coinniercial. In §§:1l?;'ggo(:11.\..... gggg l£.l:1$Eg8§: this. respect they have lied, no rival in St. Kirkwook IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIZ * 622%; nl lull’: 8225 iii mi 1’ Loulss 01‘ "1 the W351?» with 1% V'i8‘“&11t corps ll.3l“..l..'i‘.’;'.’.“.f?“.:"ff?.’C‘°Zfi‘f33'3.':::=' :.s.'i. :: s: of in the city» and of Wasiilngton................... i 4:45 o. m.l* 8:25 a. in. elite at all the principal news centers East and OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILVVAY. Vincennes Accom2noda.tion.. 1* 6:15 a. in. )* 6:20 p. in. Day Express ............ *‘. 7:20 it. m.i“ 8:45 n. in. Salem Accommodation... . . .. ,* 4:35 p. in. P‘ 9:35 a. in. Night Express .............. .1: 6:50 p. in. It 8:25 a. in. ST‘. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY AND b}'ORTHER.N R"Y. Croatia and California Ex. *9:0i': n. m. I’ 6:02 p. in. Kansas and Colorado. Ex. + 9:45 11. m. 1+ 6:45 a. in. West, they have obtained, without regard to expense. and in advance of all their outsm- poraries, the leaditigincideiits of each day’s history, and in many notable instances they have distanced all Western rivals in the fullness and detail of the news thus obtained. 5%/assourioaniii rows, 1:;(§..a.s.5,,,~...9;45p,_m, is-;.,5 3, m, For the fullness and accuracy of its Com. '. ' a , ‘ . - , StfI'1<£i;?I£1id1a1:%ct%le!le?I).Die;1}:tn,, it 4,2,-,p_ m_ .1,,,.;,, ,,_ m_ mercial and Market Reports the GLOBE- . ‘ ares ccoinmo ii. on . ‘ M ~ ~ . . from Biddle Street D_cpot.: 1" 6:15 p. m. *- 3:20 at. m. DEMOCP ‘1 hflsf been eSP‘3°“‘”Y “Owl in “*9 Ferguson accoinmodntion....ll -1:20p. iii. I-8;20 a.m, past, and Witt] renewed exertions in this do (Sunday only)..... 9:00 3.. in. 3:45 p. m.- d. . ‘ , ' . . . v irection, we can safely pioniise to hold in LOUIS AND 3*“ E RAN 01300 RAILWAY ' the future the prececleiice already won Southern Kansas .3‘: Texas Ex..n: 9:48 p. m.[1- 8:25a. rn. " ' ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY. ....__.._.......Z i--I-“f I '_i-1 . «F v 2-41 ‘ 617 St. Charles Street, t. Louis, A regular graduate of two Hedi»-i=.1Co11cges, has been longer en- gaged in the special treatment of all Venereal, Se::ua.1_a.nd Cliroiiie Diseases that any other f'1iyi~.icia.n in St. Louis, as city pa. crs show and all old residents k_now. _ _ _§'E‘.ypiEiT£:--is, GIGﬂ0?‘l‘h§P3_, Glee Slrictiire, Ogchiiifp He!” run, or ,lupti,i_re, eh Urinary _lSG5"J$8B i_id Syphil-11° 0!‘ l’l'lCrC'J. val arfoctions cf‘ the .ur at, s in or: b_oi_ries “"0 treated. with unparalleled success, on latest scientific principles. Safely Privately. _ _ SpJei=mato rlriesea, Sexual Debilriy and lmpofency, as the result of elf-Abuse in youth, sexual excesses 111 mat rer- ycars, or other causes, and yrhich pi_'oi1_uoe scigeo the_foI10Wi11£f effects: i1ervou.s1iess, semtiial emissions, debzlizy, dimness of sight, defective memory, pimples on_the face, physical‘ decay, nversiori to society of females, confusion of IOCRS, loss 01 sexual powc r, ete., reiideritig 1T.~.£:.r1‘j1£‘tge improper or ‘-.11’.-..°.‘i:i-131.‘-'* , M9 pet-innncntly cured Pnniphiet (36 pages), re.:iting,'to the :1 eye, sent; in sealed envelopes, for two postage st:i.riip.«. ,i"_Coiisu_lt::.ti_on at office or by mail free, and Invited. A friendly talk or his opin- ion costs nothing. _ _ _ When it is inconvenient to visit the city for treatment, medi- cines can be sent by express or nisil_ev_eI‘YW11€1'°- CU-1'99-me case“ guarnnt-eed; wliere doubt exists it is frankly stated. Office hours: 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. Sundays, 12 M. to 1 P. M. It?AMPl:iLl«“.T, one stem;-.p. lVl.ANHOCD., all about it, 10 cents, 'WOitIIAl!i HOOD . _ Ever wqiuztii should read it; 10 cents. I:-I.!:i1~lI~lOOD an Vt Cl‘i5.d.NI100.I) in Gerinan, illiistreterl ., 15 cents in money 02' stamps. I , ,1‘ ‘$2.30 Pages. nos. *1 Q .. , ifine Plates. , G’EI3..E}E‘.§.. Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for {$00. in money or postage stiztiiiriez. Over fifty W_’OD(Ie1‘Il1I pen pictures, true to life; a.rti::1es on the following subjects : Wiio msy marry, vi-'h.c not, why. Proper age to inn:-ry. Who m.arr_y i11'S$. 144111310013. Vv'c.i:.i:inhcod, Pliysicul tlecrijr. The effects of celibacy a_.ud excess. Who should incl-ry; Row life and happiness may be increased; ‘fl’.-e Pliysiology of Reproduction, and inenyniore. Those mar- iried or coiiteinpliitiiig marriage should read It. _ After it life-long practice, I i:.ssel'z. from human as well sis moral CCZ1’\"lCl.1U1‘.,ii'. ought to be read by all adult persons, then look- eq; up, not laid around or lost, as it is worthy of re-i'eadiiig. ' t contltiris the cream. of znedicel literature. t-lmushts gath- ered in an extensive pmcticc, and wo_rt.l1 to any one who will give it :9. careful perusal, ten times its cost Popular Edition, same as above, ‘but ._'‘.1” , cover. ‘350 139805. 51.5 cents by mail. Clienpest good guide it America. For either, u:‘1'dress, enclosing amouiit in money oi postage stamps, pg. WEITTEEE, 617 St. Gliztrles‘ Street, St. l1.o'.i.is,_1I3. ‘S Nashville Chattanooga and 1': R, "' ‘Atlanta’ M ii1.,......&..1.q.... * 8:05 a. 6:50 a. m. S " jOri:§§iii-.°:33ip(§3§§?.?.§ 3:201». in. times a. m. P‘°St.ag"’ P"eP‘*id 0“ 5”” Ed“i°n3- " Nashville. ‘Chattanooga andl - Atlanta Mail .... .. . ...... ..| 9:20p. in.|“ 4:55 p. In. DAILY, BY MAIL, SINGLE COPIES ST. LOUIS‘, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN - BAILVVAY. ' Leave Depot. corner of Plum and Main street. ﬁzisnvllle, Chzitanoosra & At- L‘ 9 N‘ C-I-OHIOIIIO : ,aIl mt Mta-il d%i1Y-. Jr 73, m §:;9: 111- i Tinies a Week per annum......... .....$12 00 .- as n x rss........ :. . . .: .in. ,. M<1)x‘oi1g& elg. 0. E11): eress. it :73g :3). m. it 63:23 a.. in. 6 I-“mes 3 W99k1391' annum----~ --- - --- -- 11 00 Arkansas &- Texas :i:p"ess... I-‘r10:00 st. m.l 6:40 a. in. _ _ _ Desoto Accoinmoilstioii .dai.1_1yI* 4 30 D . II 8 50 he CLUB RATES - .m : a. ., . Citrondelet’l‘rai.ns—-—1ieave.a..in. :i6:f:l5.‘I'7 :00.*7:50.*8:55. I . *9:'l0. +10:00.,*10:30. P. m.: *12:05. *1.50. *3:10. *-1:30, *5:{‘0. *b:4.~0, *6:Z*3. 7:30. *11-:30. SiiErid§ii'Train£-A. .: 8:30, 7:00. 9:00. 10:00, 11:05. 3 Copies 7 times a week, per copy.......$11 00 3 Copies 6 times ‘at week, pcrcopy. . .. 10 50 5 Copies 7 times it week, pcrcony. 10 50 5 copies 6 times a week, per oopy....... 10 00 and any additional numbers at some rates. 1.: 1:40. 5:10. 7:30. ‘ VANDALIA L.l_.N}.Z. 2 D R i B if T T 3 NO. 12 N. Eighth Stireet», St. Louis. Mo. Ijlriviiig iiindo s. “Speciitlt_v’_’ of Private and Chronic Diseases for the last 20 years, can be consulted as usual personally or by letter at his oigl Private I)ispensu.rv' from 9 _A.iM. to 8 P. 10:12., on all ciiseuses of the Urriiary and _e:uers.t_‘.ive_Organs, 01 both sexes. The best Medical and Surgical, skill" is employed and spceolyu-rid pemistneiitciires gnernntc , _ TOR Zl3U‘I“I‘S’ Pii*::1ics.t.ions.* Before epplymg to others who profess to cure these diseases, read his Private lﬁedical .A.dvi‘ser on the di iOi'(leI'b" and abuses of‘_ the Repro<itict:vc_0r- g.c_1\_~5‘yviﬂ'1ﬂ'10 best moons of cure; o.nd_ his I~I:eri:i.a.;§e guide, on Womati and ME1‘rla§fE, Reproduction andg emote Diseases. Price 50 etc. each, or both, conto_.imng' over 44:» p9igeS‘a.pp1"Op‘l'1-. etcly illiisl.ratt-<l.ior_75 ct.-. -.-.ii<l judwe for yoursel '. bent undo: seal on receipt of price. A ‘can 1. above. ER BOHANHAW files 621 North Fifth street betvv. Wasliiiigtoii Avenue and Green, St. LOll1E'.q}I£)T, I‘.:.S‘I‘£f1bl15:l(?%1I33é t_ e” perm“ Dit. BOIIANI A «S ego -a e urn «_iv_ 1 ‘ nciitly_ cures all IOl‘3llL-‘i of “Speriiintori'liett” or “Se.iiif;:ifl Y eulér ness“ in from12 to igreeks t'£(l1I1_(€.b It restores the j_l’lC1li 1‘£ltljg;‘ls9,' it of those who inve estriiye 1 y excesses or (‘\’1- r:_- .. has never fni‘.-ecl iii curni<.>;_ eveit II1(‘.'WOI‘£t. ’ricc, Five Dollars Sent to any Ailrlross free from obsen atioii. ” _ 33;-DR. BOHAN ANS “Vegetable Svphilin Cure _18 warranted to peimnneiitly cure "SYl’llll.IS“aii<l oi.-adicate the last vestige oi‘Syphilitic poison from ii1t‘l{y.\i{?lll. Thtosc hutviiig the disoiise liirkiiig in their blood, cpiieeu or roin_ o iserva ion. in its ('Ol1SiI;lIll01l}RI form, t]l{oi~p.lti}y' Jteop?],~2,;{,i(x)i1§_ ha_I)pIII(.'S5O ‘zinc: let‘, us we. as in o ‘l l s " ,.. ‘ ‘ . iiniiiezlizitely use this iiiefliririe, and be LUREI) 1* OR LII: L. Pricolﬁve Dollars. Sent to any Address. ” _ ia33"Dr. B’s “Treatise on Sp-gcml l)i.c-uses. sent FREE. A son: Ti-iiuc. R. HUNTER-S Specific and Injection No. 1 are warranted to cure Goiiorrhea.. Gleet, Cliordce. Strict-ui-e. diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urin- ary Organs of males and ft.-insles. Dr. Hunter’s Speciﬁc NO. 2 is a sure remedy for sperinatorrhoa. seiiiinal weakness. nightly 811118610115 aiidloss of power. caused by +1611-3bu9§ 01'. excessive indulgence. Price of ‘Dr. IIunter’s bile’-‘-lﬁcs $2 P91 bottle; iiijection, $1. bent everywhere by express. Dr. J. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, bro. 5» A entli street, St. Louis, iiio. Send two S19-HIPS 301”! ti-eittise. Cures giiitranteed, or money re undeli- Dr. Dinsbcer will treat all chi-oiiic diseases, and furnish medicines for loss mono th:-iii any other phy- \Vrite or ca 1. eician in St. Louis. 3.: ft‘ 01‘ basic by Druggists ‘ Everywhere. .- 1 -~. 2; a ,. ~ .' ’ “~., i_.-*;!~a~‘V,~«3-‘?'.‘-<2‘,-2.‘.-«:.;., ,lnfallili Preservative. The only Remedy which cures Without additional means. 3' '9" .. mt: '- " _ :’ ‘‘*-*-'~'<»'-:-*'v __ n A regtllfir pliy:.icl:i)i of iiiitny _';‘t:zi.1's i:\}?eI‘ic1‘..‘:3— LQFE E,‘:perma,to1~rhoe3,, Ii;>.l*vous debi‘.i$..-;-‘, llC1111I;=.1.l lo~.~:‘5cs with dreams. poqi‘ mcm.orv, luck on energy, 3§"‘~.1:a*.ii'.ei1Ce (3-(511131 Weak‘ ness), caused by abuse or c;.c.3:.s; n‘c": _j-1.60 Qlonorrhriea, stricture, Syphilis (all fr. 1221?.) any‘ all p!‘.1Vltte‘(I‘.S(‘.';.SeS, affect- ing the GC11€1‘ail\"“ Organs, B‘::tcl.jiei Kidneys, Skiii, Throat, Bose and Bones. B-loud Poison Erzidicztt-ail Mniihood Re- latefced. Putients trcni‘-:~.tl. at office: or by Iris... r:onildciitia.1ly,’an_d . metliciiiesi supplied. C-'£l'.i.RG-l<1i:? l'{l.lASO2;.\.i3l.E. Consultations ant. CO1“1“E3E\‘;10l‘;tI{‘.1!(':f3 free. I't:,:.“'::il<::‘. for isflriirip. Hours 8 to 8.. 5*-,:;ei?.-‘gr-:1§,~3,:if,;“' :‘uvery‘norly sh:-lid rcusl this bool_:. _l-18 pages, .‘.N~t.7—-".‘» “: -‘-.'l"i'.'§'~ i}’ix-~;;ti‘:i.'li*Il.. A'.')o- - “:i«:‘~t'i:i{."~;:. its '.‘.u:.1i:s and mi- . , _. H.‘ ., ._ -_. . _ .. .~ . -:..-,—.,)«. ,. l‘::‘2Z ."<<,v. lti 5(:‘V- _ Day Exprcss....-...............;‘rS00:t.m.a* 5:00p.m. _ , , _ Highlaiid Accom,moda.tion...,* 8:30 8.. In,‘ 8:00 2. m. Subscriptions will be received to commence Mail and .éX$COII1IIlO(IatIOl1....;* 3:00 p. In.‘ . Ihghland. Accommodation... ;* 5:30 n.m. 1:30 p. in. at any time- - ~ - o o one I U o o o O ¢ I IOOIQII ----—-—--——--j:—-——-— .£’£'«1C1lflC l5xBpress................' I: a.. m. C . 01113 Jxpress ....... : D. in. _ ﬁtluntic illgtpress...............|: 2).. m.[ $111318 CODY, D81‘ atlnumu . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . $3 50, ccomo<a.ion ........ :. p.m. - . . . . Dam, Lightlmlg EXpresS.___. ,r 6:40 p_ m_ Club of thiec, pet copy. .. . . . 3 00 'I‘lirOugh' Express..........,.. 9:10:20 a.m. Club of five,per 2 75 Daily Fast Line............... 18:40 a. in. Fast Mail ................. .. * 5:35 p. m. ~—.~.\-...-..._-M ._.--..... * Except Sunday. ll Except Saturday. _ 1 Daily. 1 Except Monday’. E L Y ’ CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. Leave Ticket Office, 520 \Valnut st. Soiith-boiind express leaves 520 Walnut s ieet .............. ....... ........... ..8:35a. m. Soutli-bound Sparta aceoininodatlon leaves 520 Walnut street .... . ..... .......3:35 p. in. South-bound express leaves East St. o o - - . - o u - o o u o o o o n a o o . ac" ‘ u o o u o ....o.........9:153u B1- Soutli—bound Sppai-ta accommodation leaves East St. Louis ................. ......... ..<l:15 p. in. North-bound express arrives East St. Louis ................. ................ ......5: p. in. North-bound express arrives 5:20 Walnut street . . . . . . . . . . . . ................... ..5:20 p. in. North-bound Sparta accommodation arrives East St. Louis... ......... ......... .. .10:00a. m. Nortli-bound Sparta accommodation arriv es 520 Walnut street ......................... .. .l0:‘20a. m. WEST END NARROW GAUGE RA_1LlftOAD. In effect October 25. 1877. TRAINS GOING EAST. Stations 1 l 5 l 9 Leave Normandy........... 7:30 9:30 1:45 3:33. 5:22 I4GRVeBFId‘gI0l1R0ad .... 7:3,.‘ 9:3sl1::.:=: 3:41|5::-30 Leave St. Clias. Rik Road. 7:44. 9:44. 1:50, 3:47 5:36 Leave Dc Hodimont Road. 7:48 9:48 2:03 3:51 5:40 Leave Union avenue....... 7:54 9:54 2:09 3:57 5336 Arrive St. Louis .......... .. ,8:0S10:08 2:23 4:11 6:00 TRAINS GOING WEST. Stations. 4 2. 4 6 8 0 Leave St. Louis............". 8:30‘10:30 2&0‘ 4:30‘ 6:15 Leave Union ave.nue....... 8:4-1110:-14‘ 2:54‘ 4:44] 6:29 Leave l)e Hodimont Road. 8:52 10:52 3:02 4:52 6:37 Leave St. Chas. R’k Road. 8:56l10:56 3:06 4:56 6:41 Leave Brldgton Ro:id...... 9-:02i11:02 3:12 5:02 6:47 Arrive Normandy. ...... 0:10-11:10 3:20 5:10 6:55 [£5 Six regular t1'a.1I1S each way every Sunday. UNION RAILVVAY AND TRANSIT COMPANY. Stock Yard Accominodation..l* 0:30 a. m.l* 7:40 a. in. Stock Yard Accommodatlom. * 8:15 a. m. i*l0:55_a. in. Stock Yard ACC0l1ll1'l0(1?.l’.10ll..‘* 2:00p. m.'* 4::l0p.:-in. Stock Yard Accomin idation...* 5:00 p. in. * 6 «lop. m. N the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of itlissouri, ss. In the matter of Elijali Egirers bankrupt. in bunkriiptcy. The tinder- sigiied hereby gives notice of his appointment. on the 6th November. 1877. as assignee in bankruptcy of. the estate and effects of Elijah Eggers, of Alexandria. >-Clark County, Missouri, within said district, who has ' been adjudged a. bankrupt. upon his own petition. by said District Court. N. '1‘. §lIEltRY. Assign. e. . Alexandria, Clark County, Mo. Composed of the Semi-Weekly and Sunday edition of the Daily. Single copy, per ani:ium.................. ....$6 00 Club of three, per 5 50 copyroocooooovnootucooooocoocu 5 WEEKLY. Single Copy, per annum..................$1 50 With the view of plttciiig this Popular edi- tion in increased numbers throughout every Western and Southern State, we have pre- pared :1 SPECIAL RATE FOR CLUBS, which will be furnished on application. Induce- inents are offei'ed which will enable every community to form at club, and thus procure their reading at a very low rate. ' POSTDEASTERS and others desiring to act as Agents, are in- vited to correspond with us. « The popularity of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT and the terms we offer, make it the best paper to work for in the West. SUBSCRIPTIONS must in all cases be accompanied “with the Send by postal orders or registered money. letters, at our 1‘iSK. ' Address GLOBE PRINTING C0-, . ST. LOUIS Mo. SELF _-;__g“:1:.:r:.:§.E”}. NO EXPENSE TO THE .PA.'I‘IENT. BOOK ,<:ivin..<: full iiistriictions for the cure of A Spormatorrlieii. Seiniiial ‘.Vo.al{iioss, etc.. sent. to any cddressoii receipt of $1. i\<lilr<—i.-:7. l-IT<‘._l_lR EN-_ NERBACH. M. D..I.i1tliunaD0lis,Iiid. .78 Illinois st PR»ESCRIP'l‘ION FREE OR THE SPEEDY CURE of Semiiial Weakness Lost Maiiliood and all disorders ‘brought Oil 111' IT! d’isci'et.ion or excess. Any druggist has the iis§z'1‘_ed1- exits. Dr. Jauiies &Co.. 130 W.Sixtust.. 3iiic.iiinati.(.)° BR. RIC(')RD‘S Esseiice oi Life restores inzintiood . and the vigor of youth to the most shattered ooiistitiition in four weeks. Failure iinpo;:siblc. Tliis life-i'estoring remedy should be taken by all about to inarry. or who have become weakeiied iirom excess or any other cause. Success in every case 1S as certain as that water qtlQl]t'I1e.‘3 thirst. Sole Ageiit, Dr. Joe. Jiioques, 7 University Place, New ‘ifork: Drutzmsts supplied. - ‘Ni’: CITRE! NO PAY’.- HE. J. - .. RE.-’1N, 175 South Clark st... cor- ‘. .\imiroe. (‘1iicni:o. is still fronting all *l’riva.te.Nervous. Clll‘OlllC and Special 3 Diseases, 95l)t.\1“l1ll1‘iOI'l‘l1(13&, l'.mpotencY (sexiuil lll0:Ll‘)8.(3lL_\'). l~‘eiiinle Diseases , and lliiiiciilties. etc. EE.’-'_COl1S‘.1iI.:l.tl0l1, “ " De1”SOl1a.lIfi'0l'DYlcIt€1‘,1'1’C€.€}I'80l1.bOOk, 1]]u'|tra,tad,5§c. Dr. Keaiiis the only Physician in the any th|y‘.,tw’a,1‘1'a,Il.l‘.S cures o 1' no pay. All laiiguages spoken l:[lllUS'I‘F.E’S SALE-—\Vliot'eas, or deed of trust dated Deccmlier‘ 20, 1876. on i'ecoi;d in book 566. page 6. St. Louis llocorder‘s ofllce. VS lI1lﬂ.lll‘A. Steu- der and Willieliiiina his wife, of the City of St. LOUIS.” State of .\lissouri. conveyed to the mido_rsigned the followi iigdirseiﬂbeil re =11 esttite proiieijly,\_Vllh Iml1I‘"V*3" iiiciits thereon, to wit: All that cortutri piece or 03,11:-0,1 oflzmd sitiiato in said city of St. Louis, State of Mis- sonri. being lot iiuinlior four (4). in hl()t:l{_1lll1llb€1' six- teen hundred :-ind seventy-nine (1.649). in Picnt and others‘ siibdivision. eoiitaiiiiiig twen.ty—ﬁv€_(35) ftfﬁt in fl'Ol‘ii on the soutliliiie of O‘.l<‘allon stiweot by a df-1.-"til ‘of IllI1(.‘..*._V.(9(l) foot to an alley. bounded poith by s.tid O’Fe.llo'-1 "street. east by lot number five (.5), sold to WI1Ila1‘ll." Hehmnnn south by ‘aid 1111015 and west 1,}. 101; iiiiiiilicr. three, (32, ' sold $0 p9,,-dim-md Itfeyer--WIIIC-I1 (‘Ol1V(.‘_\a.llC(. vi as his e to seem-._., the payment of ccrtaiii iiotcs trIl‘(:.11e111 described; and vvliereas. one of said notes 18 past. due and has remained unp id: now, tlierefoie,_att1ie re- quest of the legal holder Of.I.l'1€‘. smite. and in accord- ance with the conditions in said deed contained, I will on ‘ WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30. 1878, and between the hours of ten o’clock a. in. and four o’c1ock p. in. of that day. at the east front door of the Court House. in the City of St. Louis. proceed to sell the above-described pro erty at public yondue. 1'01‘ cash, to the highest bid er. to satisfy 89-10 IIOWS and expense of can ring out of this trust. ._ ._.a-.... 4.... -._..........._..._ ._: . - ..- ___8 T0 THE PUBLIC I In consequence of the great demand for money, Iwill continue to sell all my stock for the amount due, consisting of DIAMONDS, Wl‘lCHES& CHAINS a.nd'Fine Jewelry or all description. I. C}. MOSS’ Red Front Loan Ofﬁce, 208 N- FOURTH ST. ~ All Business Strictly Conﬁdential. . @uT.F.IiEIG'HTON','Wh0lesale watches Clbclﬂ '. ~, '° and -7°W°11'Y. cor. 4th. 8LC1lesl:nutytf-‘.,;.. 2 ' _ A direct connection with over 2, l_ ’ V 3'-’ gets. I can offer special induce CITY NEVVS.“ New Goods in men's and boys ’hats, opened up this morning at D. Crawford & Co.’s,.as fellows: Men's wool hats, from 250 to $1; men's fur hats, from $1 25 to $3; youths’ wool hats, from 50c to $1; youths’ for bats, from $1 25 to $.. 31 25. , Tlios. w. Wood -Is the only direct and authorized advertising agent of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT in this city. All con- trac s made by- him will be recognized as if made in th office. 4 Postagevstamps Forsale in any quantities, and at all hours, at this office. ' L DR. WIIITTIER, a regular graduate, 617 St. Charles street. as for the last twenty vcars, may be found from 9 to 7 daily,whcre remarkable cures may be had of blood diseases, impediments to marriage. etc., at reasonable charges. Safe medicines. Consultation free. Call or write. NEWSDEALERS are requested to send in their orders for the Evening Post as earlv as possible, in order to save delay in receiving their papers. ....__.._....__._._._49»—» -- Black Medicine. Dr. Blank's ‘ ‘Black Medicine’ ’ is a prompt and efficient purgative in all cases where an operation of the bowels is required; but, as a remedy to regulate the bowels, to move them at will, and to bring on a daily action, or to stimulate the diges- tive organs and thereby gradually overcome cos- tiveness and chronic constipation, it can not be excelled. The Black Medicine is now for sale by all druggists. Price-—Large bottles, $100; small size, 50 cents. - ..._._..—. L “PINCKNEY. JACKSON & Oo.’s ﬁne Spices.” DIHMIT'1"S COUGH B.u.s.ln.—Recommended by Physicians and guaranteed by druggists. Batter Cake Farina makes the best hatter cakes, wafllcs, mufllns, puddings, etc. For sale by all ﬁrst-class grocers Try our self-raising flour. self-raising buckwheat, self-raising corn meal. Jack Frovst Flour. Manufactured by ‘W oodward & Dwight. llxs. WINSLOW’S Soothing Syrup, for children teething, softens the gums, reduces inﬂamma- tion, allays all pain and cures wind colic. T EXAMPLES of annual cash dividends for 1877, upon policies held by well-known citizens of St. Louis in the Mutual Life of New York. Assets, wlmnlooo‘ Annual Cash Per prem- divl- cent to Issued. Insured. ium. (lend. pi-e’m. 1815. Wayman Crew. 8145 00 $219 75 151}; 1849. Geo. H. Lokcr. 115 40 134 34 116 1853. Samuel Copp. 196 40 213 20 108}; 1854. Edward A. Fillov. 277 50 78 00 100 No such results have been attained by any other company. Those who desire the strongest in- surance. at least annual net cost, are invited to apply to BYRON SHERMAN, General Agent. 800 North Forth street, cor. Olive. llercluuits’ Exchange Election. Mr. S. M. Edgell, one of our oldest and most esteemed merchants, is a candidate for President of Merchants’ Exchange at to-day's election. Business men will vote for him. Evening Post Carriers. Notice. The carriers of the Evening Post are notiﬁed to call at the office before 12 o’clock to-day, and take on‘ the subscriptions which have accumulated since yesterday . _ A Grand Affair. Nearly every seat has already been sold, in- cluding the two private boxes, for the grand en- tertainment to be given by Capt. Bull's Com- pany, at the Olympic Theater, on Saturday night. The performance will begin with the very inter- esting drama of Down by the Sea, with the fol- lowing in the cast: Tony Miltenbergcr, 0. 0. Hall, E. G. Shields, M. F. Funkhouser, Robt.W. Goodc and Gus. Mechiu; by request, the ladies’ names are withheld for the present. Between the first and second act Bliss Ada Bmnson, the queen of St. Louis sopranos will. sing the pretty song, ‘ 'IlOl Li.-tcii to the Gentle Lark." After the second act Mi;-is Ada Clegg, who, as a con- tralto, has no superior in the oily, will doliglit the audience with "O'cr the Deep Blue Sea. ” Then will follow an (l.\lliblllOll drill by members of Capt. Bull's (Joliipauy, in full uniform. The en- tertainment will conclude with a grand spectacu- lnr tableau, representing the soldiers on 11 field of battle. during which Miss Ada Branson, Miss Ada Clegg, Mr. Phil. Bl'3I1S0ll and Mr. Joe. Salcr will render, in superb style, "The Still‘-5.p.'ll'l£l(’.d Banner,” "Tlic Marseillaise" alir “Die Waclit am Rheiu.” Isl.-my of the National Guards and members of other military companies have signi- iﬁcd their intention to be present. in full military uniform, and the theater will be handsomely dec- orated with ﬂags, bunting, flowers. clc., etc. Secure your seats atoncc, as there will not be even standing room left. 4. Action in the Matter of Meyer & Co. It was announced a few days ago that H. C. Meyer to Co., wholesale whisky dealers, had failed. On yesterday they called a meeting of their creditors at the office of Nat. Myers, Esq., who is the attorney for Meyer 8:. Co. Their assets amount to about $7,000, and their liabilities to over $42,000, $18,000 of which is secured. Among the large unsecured creditors are T. .1: J. W. Gall‘ 8 Co., the Willow Run Distilling Company, Elias Block & Sons and Hoffheimer Bros. , of Cin- cinnati, and John Callaghan, of Louisville . John O’Grady, Esq. , of Robertson & O'Orndy, repre- sented nearly all the unsecured creditors. The debtors offered to turn over their property to their creditors if the Cl'€dllOl‘8 would release them. A committee, consisting of John O'Grady, Ml‘. ‘flushes and A. Fusz, was appointed to in- vestigate the matter. 4 T- N on-R epbat/er—-VVa.gcr Lost, A half-famished tramp ate four loaves of bread and four pigs’ feet, and drank four glases of beer and a quart of water in a Levee saloon, on Tuesday, fora wager of 50 cents. A gentleman of sporting proclivitles yesterday bet the saloon- keeper $2 that the tramp could repeat the per- formance. The bot was taken. The man who backed the tramp give him two horns of whiskv, and walked him down to Lesperauce street and back in order to set him in proper condition. But the feast of the day before was too much for the tramp. He (lid get away Will] the beer, but stallesl on the third loaf of bread and the second pig 3 foot. 4 7 Ten Thousand Damages, The common saying that "talk is cheap,’ ’ did not prove true in the slander suit of Maliu vs. Bircher. The latter was sued for calling the former a thief and a robber, and the jury ye-ate;-. day brought in a verdict for the plaintiﬁf for $10,000. Dr. Bircher was immediately garnlshecd for the whole amount, but the judgment had al- ready been assigned. A motion for anew trial will be ﬁled, and if refused, the case will be appealed. 4. %' Outrageous Charge. Harrison Jones, a repulsive looking black man, is a prisoner at the Four Courts, charged with committing a criminal assault upon a five-year old girl, the child by a former marriage of the wife of Jones, who died about a week ago, The details are of a harrowing and disglisting nature, and as the case is somewhat mixed, the Courts will be left to determine the justice of the accusa- tion. The affair is said to have happened at 1318 aiarket street. 4-... if IV‘%RY in coral set, V hen ’twixt parties lips you see sozonozvr, ‘tie safe to bet, ' ; boys’ lists, from 250 to P BOWMAN AND SMITH. The Legal Amenities ind ‘ Which These Two Indulged, And the Spicy Correspondence tha.t"Passed Between Them. All About Mr. Bowman's Stipulations and the Way in Which He Kept Them. The Liveliest Day of the Trial so Far. V Yesterday was by far the liveliest day of the Bar Association-Bowman trial since that remark- able suit was first brought into Court. The in- ter‘est evinced by the spcctaibrs was steady and unﬂagging, and showed itself often in bursts of laughter when some reply was more than usually keen, or some letter introduced especially full of fun, as in the Smith-Bowman correspondence about printing briefs. Court opened at 1:16, when Judge Krum called as a witness ' , GEORGE GAVIN, who testified that he had been Secretary of the Police Board for ﬁfteen years; identiﬁed certain books as minutes of the Board's proceedings and files of papers-from citizens. Witness read the minutes of the meeting of January 21. 1877. rela- tive to the suggestion of the Board's counsel that the lottery case be submitted on printed briefs, which communication was ordered received and filed. There was no record of, any other action of the Board of Police Commissioners in regard to this matter. Bill for printing briefs in that case, for $97 80, handed witness and identiﬁed as one presented by indorsemeul; of Mr. Bowman. Mr. Bowman rose to his feet and said the date of the bill should be read, otherwise it might mis- lead the jury. It turned out that the bill was dated January 13. 1876, not 1877. and was for presenting the brief used in the Court of Appeals. Mr. Bowman's indorsement on the face of the bill read: "This was a necessary expense, and enabled me to pre- sent the case succe sfully, and I had same so printed that it will answer in case of any further hearing.” Judge Krum then read a. letter of Col. Broad- head to C. P. Ellerbe. attorney for the Board of Police, Commissioners, asking that the lottery case be submitted on printed briefs. Letter dated January 22, 1876. Witness stated that the Board had never to his knowledge directed or consented to the submis- sion of the lottery case on‘ printed briefs. _ Cross-csraminsd by Illr. McDonald—-Messrs. Nid- elct, Priest and Dorsheimer, with Mr. Overstolz, were present at the meeting of the Board atwhich Col. Broadhead’s letter was read. informal mat- ters were not made of record; don’t know the date OLMI-. Bowman's employment by the Board; think it was November or December, 1875. In December. 1875, Bowman received $500; in April, 1876, $250; in July, 1877, $500. The $250 was paid for his successful services in the Miller injunction suit,to restrain the Board from raiding the oﬁices of the Missouri Lottery. The minutes of the Board contain no record of Mr. Bowman's offer to give a bond in $5,000 to indemnify the Board for any loss they might sustain b_v reason of mak- inga raid on the lottery. Col. Armstrong was present when the last $500 was paid. Bowman explained at the time that he had completed his contract, but would attend to any other little matters in connection with it that might turn up. Bv Judge Kruni: The minutes show a payment to Mr. Bowman for expenses atNew Franklin on October 26, 1875, of $154 50. Witness then read the resolution of Maj. Rain- watcr, on‘ei-ed September 21. 1875, requesting the Attorney General to proceed against the Missouri Lottery by quo warranto. He also read a com- munication from Mr. Ellerbe, attorney of the Board, relative to the lottery,asking furtherlegal advice. and resolution of Mr. Priest that the op men of Noble & Orrick be asked on the mat- ters in question-—all dated August 31, 1875. Wit- ness stated that he was inclined to think Noble & Orrick never acted in the matter. Then came a resolution of Mr. Priest that the committee ap- pointed to confer with Noble & Oi-rick be in- structed to suspend operations. Noble at Oi-rick received $150; don’t think that was for servlcesln the lottery case,though can’t find any other mat- ter ln which they served the Board; don't ﬁnd any other resolution referring the lottery matter to any other committee than the one first ap- pointed Of Messrs. Priest and Nidclet; don't re- member any resolution relieving the committee, and authorizintr Dr. Nidelet, as Vice President of the Board, to act as he thought proper. There is no record in the minutes as to raiding the lot- tery. hlr. McDonald here asked permission to intro- duce Attorney General Hockaday out of time, as it would be inconvenient to bring him down again. JlldgCVKl'lllIl didn't feel inclined to consent to his introduction. Judge Wagner said it was a matter within the discretion of the Court. The Court allowed Attorney General Hockaday to be examined. JOHN A. HOCKADAY testified: I am a lawyer, residing in Callaway County; was Attorney General in 1875; remem- ber instituling asuit against the Missouri State Lottery in that year; identify paper produced as the first information ﬁled in the case; don't rc- member who sent it to me; remember that the jurat was wanting, and I sent the papers back; it was sworn to on the 22d September, 1875, by R. M. Boalrlght; think Mr. Raimvalcrliad spoken to me in regard to the lottery matter in January, 1875; think I first heard from Mr. Bowman in the case about the lime, or a little before, of my re- ceiving the information; next heard from the Police Board, who forwarded me a resolution; replied that if they would employ counsel and conduct the case, would allow the use of my name; Bowman's name was signed to the in- formation as attorney it hen I received it; when I came down to St. Louis, the information had been filed some time. much evidence taken, and the issues made up; that was on November 18,1875, at the time of my conference with the Board, the Board agreed to employ counsel; Mr. Bowman was employed in my presence, 81,000; this was Novcinber 18, 1875; the suit proper had been instituted on the 2d of October, and the information sworn to on the 221.1 September of that year: 1 came down because I was sent for by the Board; I had had, in some way, an llltllll.'l~ tion that the Board wished to withdraw from the case--that they had lost couﬁzlencc in it; thev asked my opinion whether the case was likely to succeed or not, and as to the effect of certain opinions of the Supreme Court; I insisted the case was good--that I would not withdraw my mime, now that 1 had instituted suit; they then asked me if I required help; told them I should; they inquired who I wanted, and I answered that Mr. Bowman would probably be more useful than any other man; the Board then sent for Bowman, and formally employed him in my presence; Mr. Eilerbe had previously expressed a desire for the dismissal of the case. By Judge Krum; Think when I first converted. with Mr. Bowman on the subj rct he stated that Mr. Hyde had suggested the matter to him; when‘I was up at Jefferson City Col. Broadhead came to me one day and read me a dispatch from Mr. Sharp, his partner, stating that the Commis- sioners were not disposed to press the case any further, and be supposed the Attorney General would be willing to abandon it; don't remember that niiytlliiig was said at the conference with the COIllllllSSlOllel‘S as to Bowman’s previous connec- tion with the case; think I had understood Bow- man had been dismissed from the case: when they asked me who I wanted to assist me, I told them I wanted Bowman. JUDGE J. W. PHILLIPS testified: Am alawyer; was one of the counsel in the Schultz case; had a conversation with Bowman some time after the ﬁling of the him against the St. Louis Mutual, relative to proceed. lugs to protect the policy-holders of the Colum- bia; he stated that he had himself dictated a let- ter from the Insurance Department to the officers of the Columbia, calling for statements prelimin- ary to further action; Cclsus Price was a party to the Schultz bill, and Mr. E. B. Adams appeared for him in Court. MASON G. SMITII ' testified: I am an attorney at law, and a member of the firm of Davis & Smith since 1871; we were general attorneys for the St. Louis Life in 1875; remember Bowman's return to St. Louis, 1875; was present at one interview between Bowman and Judge Davis, in regard to the exchange of sectirjtles; was some distance from them; my at- tention was not called to the interview until some lending question of construction of a statute came up; Igot up and went toward them; Mr. Davis read the section; Mr. Bowman said, “That cuts the gordian knot.” struck himself on the thigh, and darted out Of the oflice. [Laughton] Had a conference with Mr. Bowman in regard to the proposed deed of trust, after the draft and before the execution of the deed; drew some mv- self at the direction of the company's officers; at the time of the conference, my i'mpression is, I produced the first rough draft of the proposed deed; showcd,it to Mr. Bowman; don’: recollect that he said anything; he took the deed away with him; dldli’t say where he was going to take it; saw him again at our office in some ﬁfteen or twenty minutes after; the office of the Depart. ment was on the fourth floor and ours on the third ﬁuor of the Insurance building; when Bow. man returned he had the draft of the proposed deed with him, and suggested an alteration of the deed relative to the commercial character of the notes. [Clause changed identiﬁed.] Q. Whom did Mr. Bowman represent on that occasion, so far as you know? Col. Dyer. State if you do know. Witness. I do not. I didn't know at the time of his employment by the insurance company in re- gard to that matter. Our firm represented - the defendant in the suit of Celsus Price against the St. Louis Mutual. J nudge Krum, referring to the Olerk’s minutes, said that suigwas dismissed January 2, 1877. Re- ceived a letter on 7th December, 1876, from Mr. Douglas, President of the Columbia, relative to relations of that company with the St. Louis Mu. tual. On the 22d December. 1876, our firm sent 9, letter to Wm. J. Lewis, Presidentgut the St.’ St. Ennis Baily @1652-ﬁtlitﬂfflétl, Thurston ﬁl£ll“ItfIt}}.§§8llI1Ilir,l,1 -113, 1878. tions with Bowman after the dismissal by Judge, .Wickham of Celsus Price's suit against the St. - Louis Mutual, and at his repeated entreaties con- sented to advance that case on the docket of'the Co_urt of Appeals. , Letter identified as one re- ceived from Mr. Bowman in relation to the ad- vancement of the case. He wanted the St. Louis Mutual to pay part of the expense. Two REMARKABLE LETTERS. . Counsel read the letter. It is dated January 11, 1876,. and reads: “Do I understand that the com- pan ’r'_lB unwilling to stand an expense-of $25 for printing, which is necessary to submit the case for immediate decision? If so. in the language of the flood deacon, they had best be permitted to go to hell in their own way. V “Yours, respectfully, F. J. BOWMAN. "Should printing exceed $25 I will pay the ex- cess._” [Laughtelu] This letter createdquite a sensation in Court, but things were made still morelively when Judge Krum asked witness if he replied to that letter. Witness replied he didn't recollect of answering 1 . . ‘ Col. Dyer rose to his feet, and insinuatingly produced a sheet of paper and asked Mr. Smith if that was not his handwriting. Mr.’ Smith smiled, looked at the paper, colored a little, laug-hed,nnd :&ld”“il} was, and it was a very legible letter, 00! , Col. Dyer cast a triumphant look at the Bar Association’s counsel, and. amidst much laugh- ter and surprise at this unexpected move, read .out Mason G.’s celebrated epistle as follows: “AT’1‘ORNEY’S OFFICE, COLUMBIA LIFE INS. Co., ST. LOUIS, January 11, 1876.-—F. J. Bow- man, Esq.: DEAR SIR—-Let her rip. Go ahead and get it done‘, not to exceed $25 for us. As to the deacons, our Mr. Smith being one of those cha s (deacons), don't want to go to that place at p esent, by a C1-C1 sight. Don't mention it again, or he will bulldoze you and put a head on you. Yours, etc. , DAVIS & SMITH, [Great lVaughter.j ‘ ‘S.” Mr. Smith further testified that he met Bow- man and Mr. Jeff‘. Chandler at the oﬂice of Judge Mzfdill. Mr. Bowman drew up a stiplllatlon, to which Judge Madill added something; witness then took the rough draft to his oﬁice, re-wrote it, and Bowman signed. The stipulation was to the eﬁect that if the Columbia would enter ap- pearance in the accounting suit broughtjby the Receivers of the St. Louis Mutual, no proceed- ings should be commenced against the Columbia on account of the preliminary report of Messrs. Brown, Priest and Green, until the accounting suit had been settled. Mr. Bowman was ex- tremely anxious to expedite the accounting suit, and as the Receivers of the St. Louis Mutual- had no funds, asked for the Columbia to pay $10,000 to assist them in pushing the accounting suit. He wanted to incorporate a promise for this paymentiu the stipulation. It was not in- V corporated, however, in the stipulation, which was signed by “F. J. Bowman, attorney for the Insurance Department,” and, “Approved. Cclsus Price.” ' Recess for ﬁve minutes. On reassembling of Court, Judge Krum asked witness to identify the original draft of the stipu- lation as to the accounting suit. The first part was in Bowman's liandwrlting, the latter part in Judge Madi1l’s; Bowman only spoke about the $10,000 after the stipulation was written out; that the Receiver had no money, and that he wanted $10,000 to carry on the accounting suit; Judge Madill was excessively indignant, and so ex- pressed himself. With reference to the draft of the proposed deed of trust already spoken of, my recollection «is that Bowman took the deed, said he would go up to the Department, and that he came back, and said the Superintendent had suggested the change of which I spoke. Judge Krum then offered in evidence the plead- ings in the suit of Celsus Price vs. the Columbia; petition filed February 22, 1877, signed by Frank J. Bowman, attorney for plaintiff, with Chandler and Young, of counsel. OTHER INTERVIEWS. , Witness. Had a. conversation with Bowman be- fore the ﬁling of that petition; only one interview in my office; think it was the same day or one or two days before the filing of that suit; Mr. W. VBryant came into my office with Mr. Bowman and we had‘ a meeting; they came in abruptly and began discussing legal propositions as to the best manner of dissolving a corporation; no particular corporation was referred to; ‘think Mr. Bowman maintained a corporation could dissolve itself by resolution; I doubted his proposition; he sent me a list of authorities, none of which, I think, sus-' tained his position; was present at a conﬁdential conversation before the ﬁling of that suit between Mr. Bowman, Mr. Bryant and myself, in the Di- rectors’ room of the Columbia Life; I was called there by a messenger; found Bryant and Bowman there; always had the impression that Mr. Iiough was either there or came in afterwards; it good deal took place. _ - Mr. Bowman seemed to be quite anxious to force the Columbia into the halide of a Receiver. Mr. Bryant was opposed to such procedure, and wanted proceedings so framed as simply to enjoin the Company from disposing of or parting with its property and assets. Judge Ki-um then started to ask witness if cer- tain things did not take place at that interview. with a fee of‘ Col. Dyer noticed that Judge Krum was reading from areport of Mr. Bowmau’s opening speech on the case at bar, and promptly objected that nothing then said by Mr. Bowman could be re- butted by the witness on the stand. Mr. Bow’- man’s speech was not evidence. . A long and bitter argument followed. Judge Krum maintaining that whatever Mr. Bowman admitted in his address to the jury could be shown rebutlcd if thought necessary by witnesses on the stand. while Col. Dyerspoke of the Judge's posi- tion as the most remarkable he had ever seen giken in this or any other remarkable trial in any ullrt. ‘ The Court ruled that nothing Mr. Bowman said in his address to the jury could be considered ev- idcncc. [Great glee on the defendant’s sidc.] Witness continued: There was still another in- terview; 1 was called to it; Mr. Bryant, Mr. Bow- man, myself and possibly some one else was there; a petition was there drawn, I believe the very one you have there (meaning the Columbia bill); Mr. Bowman brought it there; the inter- llneations on page six are in the handwriting of Mr. Bowman; they were made at the suggestion of Mr. Bryant and Mr. Bowman complied with it; Mr. Bryant maintained the company was notin- solvent; my impression is there was something said about dismissing the suit; my recollection is that Mr. Bowman said he would dismiss the suit whenever requested by the defendant so to do; think he spoke of entering into stipulation to that effect; nothing was said by any one that I recol- lect about Mr. Price's removal from office orabout his dealh;.think Mr. Bowman was very gleeful, and said the. bringing of the suit for a Receiver against the Columbia would help his friend Price; he said that two or three times; he and I were on somewhat friendly terms; the order to show .:ausc was made next day; had a conference with Bow- man relative to the order it day or so .'lftcrw:ird; think he came to my office; he stated that the in- junction asked for would not be granted by Judge Tliaycr, but that the Judge had made it in the usual form; told Bowman I wouldn't stand it and would move for a iiiodllicallon; he said I could do so if I chose. 1 applied for a modifica- tion. Bownlau was present when I made the re- quest. Think he opposed it. The Judge ,r.ri'anted the order. Bowman often told me in 1876 that he would represent the Department except in mat- ters where the Life Association was involved. Think he was shrewd enough to know I was one of the attorneys of the Columbia. Think I called on Bowman Once after the last interview, about the Columbia suit, in reference to his not keeping the stipulation. In reference to the placing a deed of mist upon the company's building after the matter was all over, Bowman came into the Chloe and we had some Casual conversation in which he stated he ought to be well paid for his services to the company. My mind instantly re- verted to the stilt brought by Mr. Mitchell for $50,000 (lnmages, in which Mr. Bowman put Mr. Mitchell through a very severe cross-examlna- l-ion. After the 14th of March a certain interview was had with Bowman by Mr. Hough, myself and somebody else, perhaps. Mr. I-lough wanted to know why Judge Jones was going into the exami- nation as he was. It was after the officers of the Columbia had been subpoenaed. Mr. Bowman said it was being carried on on his original theory of the suit-that by and by Judge Jones would find great dlflicully in arriving at the result he desired. Judge Jones had then begun the valua- tion of the real estate, or at least Mr. Bowman had, until Judge Jones took the matter out of the hands of both attorneys. Judge Ki um offered and read in evidence Mr. Bowman's draft for an order of injunction in the Columbia suit, Judge 'l‘h.iyer’s order of in- junction and appearance, and M. G. Smith's proposed modification of said order. The cross-examination of Mr. Smith by Col. Dyer was only for the purpose of getting the chronological order of the different events re- ferred to in the direct examination. The fact was established that Mr. Jeff. Chandler was present at Judge Madil1’s office as the attornev of the Insurance Department; also, that the ‘ex- change of securities in no way tended to injure the policyholders. Col. Dyer asked a great many‘ questions, to which relator’s counsel objected, and a large proportion of the objections were sus- tained by the Court. Adjourned to 1 p. m. to-day. GAS MITTERS. Receiver Newma.n’s Report for the Month of December. Receiver Newman filed his report for Decem- ber yesterday. Balance on hand November 30, 1877, $119,217 12; total received for December, $78,565 46; total disbursements for December, $63,229 44; balance. $134,553 14; net proﬁt hauling coke, $407 89, for December; total proﬁt on same; $5,407 89; cost of hauling 23.788 bushels coal. $321.95; amount paid for “hauling by Brown, $416 29; net proﬁt on-same, $94 34; net proﬁt on asllmctxal hauled, $3,487 99; net saving on tar fuel, I 30. Gas manufactured in December,36,505,000 cubic feet; lime used. 2,135 bushels, cost, $410 98; coal carbonized, 98,321 bushels. Quantity of gas made in December, 1875, 35,- 159,000 cubic feet, being 1,346,000 less than in December, 1877. Pay roll for December, 1877,- $8,129; for Decem- ber, 1876. $7,251 10. Cost of ligliting and cleaning lamps December, 1877 $1,293 41, there being 3,549 lamps, at $4 37 per amp. , Wages of Julius Lesson increased from $75 to $100 per month. Quality of gas, as measured at the station works, 15.99 candles; as measured at the omce on Olive street, 14.61 candles. Among the items of expenditures are $2,000 to; services of Receiver. $1,000 for Receiver’s attor. Bcautiﬁes the ivory. Louis Mutual. The letter was i_ ‘, edH,_o,p. p_l'0V'8(T. G80. A. Madlll." Ma. dill has the response. Had fr i’ 1’ convcrsa- l 1103’. $-33.576 20101‘ taxehand $62 85 for cal‘-tickets, THE CASE OF -HENRY WOODS. The City and Board of Managers Not Liable for the Acts of the Officers of the House of Refuge. The trial of the damage case of. Henry Woods against the city, ex-Mayor Britten, the Board of Managers and Superintendent of the House of Refuge was concluded yesterday. The plaintiff is a boyof about sixteen, who, after consorting with other wild boys for several months and liv- iug in active in the ground, was committed to the House of Refuge by Mayor Britton. He he- came paralyzed from rheumatism, and utterly helpless, and was sent to his aunt's house. Suit was instituted against the city and thepartics above named for $30,000 damages; and it was al- leacd that the condition of the lad was caused by the harsh and cruel treatment he had received I while at the House of Refuge; that he was forced to scrub in his bare feet 111 winter, and compelled to _carry heavy burdens up several ﬂiirhtsof stairs. The case was tried several months ago, and resulted in a mistrial. At the second trial the suit was dismissed as to the city, and on the last trial a motion was made to dismiss as to the Board of’ Managers. Judge Wickham sustained this motion, and in doing so said: ' ‘The duties of the Board of Managers of the House of Refuge are public in their nature, and. to a large extent, discretionary, and not absolute or imperative. Public officers, as a general rule, are answerable for their Own personal malfeas- ances or misfeasances only, provided they are guilty of no negligence in the selection of comps tent and faithful emploves. In this case there is no evidence tending to show personal negligence on the part of the defendants comprising the Board of Managers inthe selection of their sub- ordinates, and they can not be held liable to third persons for the negligence or misfeasance of the subordinates necessarily and properlv employed by them in the discharge of their oﬁicial duties. ' The action can not be maintained against these defendants.” This left the Superintendent, John D. Schaef- fer, the sole defendant, and he proved by numer- ous witnesses that his treatment of the young scamlis under his charge had always been kind and humane; that the boy Woods was a hard case, and had probably contracted his rheumatism by sleeping in caves and out-houses. and drinking bad whisky. . Mr. Farlsh, ex-City Counselor, conducted the case for the defendant‘, and Mr. Leaiider J. Smith made an eloquent appeal to the jury in be- half of the plaintiff. The jury. however, after a brief consultation brought in a verdict for the de- fendant. - L A Temperance Teachers. The third “Murphy” temperance meeting was- held at the Friendly Inn last night. Capt . It. J. O’Neil delivered a telling address, remarks being also made by Rev. Penrose Chapman, Mr. Hy. Grojean and others. About 120 have up to this time signed the pledge. The organizlitiou 18 called the “St. Louis Reform Club." It will march to the Park Place Church to-moi-row even- ing in a body, headed by a band and carrying transparencies- - V Mrs. Maria Holyoke, of Chicago, Correspond- ing Secretary and State Lecturer of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of the-Slate of Illi- nois, was in the city yesterday. She has just con- cluded a series of successful and well attended temperance meetings in Milwaukee, Wis. 4; A Broken Knee-Pan. In Court-room, No. 4 in the case of Crocker against the city and Schuremann’ Brothers &; Co. for $10,000 damages sustained by plalntiﬂ’ in fall- ing"on the ice at the corner of Eighth street and Franklin avenue, the jury yesterday returned a verdict of $800 against the city and $400 against Scliuremaii Brothers& 00., but as the verdict was illegal,the jury were sent back to their room . and afterwards handed in a verdict of $1,200 against all the defendants. ’l‘_heV attorneys, Patllson & Dooley for the plaintiff, Lcvenett Bell for the city, and Seneca N. Taylor for Schureman Brothers & Co., ex- pressed themselves dissatisﬁed with the result, so there are likely to be three motions fora new trial ﬁled. V ‘Wilson-—Logan. Mr. Oscar B. Wilson and Miss Gracie Logan were yesterday united in marriage at the resi- dence of Mr. C. H. March, No. 2004 Eugenia street, the officiating clergyman being Rev. W. R. Babcock, of the M. E. Church, South. The groom was formerly connected with the house of A. F. Shapleigh at C0. , but is at present in busi- ness for himself at Colliusvillc. Ill. The bride is the daughter of Capt. Floyd F. Logan, an old and respected steaiiiboatmau. t is worthy of note that the Rev. Mr. Babcock performed the mar- riage cercmony for the bride's parents in the year 1849. After an enjoyable repast, the happy couple left for Illinois, accompanied by Capt. and Mrs. Logan. BUSINESs””i\l”OTICEs. Missisquoi spring Water. The water of this great spring is a speciﬁc for Cancer, Bright's Disease, Sci-ofula, Cutaneous Affections, and all diseases arising from impuri- ties of the B‘ood. The water is sold by all prom- inent druggists, and pamphlets containing won- derful cures can be had by addressing “Missis- quoi Springs, ’ ’ Franklin County, Vermont. 4 @ Airs. H. M. Boirker (formerly Miss Currier) has resumed business at her resideucc,2945 Dayton st. Sl'1‘U.-ITIONS “‘AN'l‘ED—-FEMALES F YOU WANT a situation. adverti e in the Even- ing Post. “7AN'l‘E_I)—By a woman. a situation to cook. wash and iron. or general housework. for private family. Address Mrs. Sullivan, 1603 N. Mullanphy st. . ANTEl)—A lady, in reduced circumstances. a stranger in this c.ity,willi a powerful alto voice, wishes an eiigrasrement in a choir; can read music; highest reformiccs as to character, if required. Ad- dress Alto, this office. ‘‘7 ANV_'l‘F.D‘—Ladies wanting reliable help to call at 311» N. Sixth street. up stairs. Orders by mail attended to. No oflice fee. ‘V, 7 A}."l‘l-‘.D—Gir1. to do general housework; refer- ences required. 1604 Olive street. “,$TAN'.l‘El‘)--SlIllaI.lOll bv American girl as nurse ‘ and assist in up stairs work. Also colored girl for general housework. Apply 501 S. 5111. ‘V ANTEl)—Situaf.iOii to cook, wash and humor do gt:-.uei'.'il liouscwork. Address IL. this office. ‘V ANTEI’)-—Sit.uati'ou. to do general housework. Call or address 1603 Mullanphy street. -_. SITU A TIONS VVAN TED--.WIA.LF.S. /\ /\ - - —"-1/~\ »'\. ~\ xx/~\ /\.,’\.. F YOIT WANT a situation, advertise in the Even- ing Post. " AN’l‘h‘.l)-—Situafion to go on ‘Change for a city flour and commission house. where competence and attentionlo busine.-zs will be appreciated. Best reference. Adore.-is Flour. this oﬂlcc. ‘VANTED-SlIllatlOll—ASlllallflfléll‘ or Overlooker t tin a woolen niiiniifacfory Or spinning mill, or O ren a s inn us: mil ° uiiderstaiids the whole pro- cess pract eally; 15 years‘ exper; good ref.as to char- acter and ability. Afd. 130, J. Nelson, Poste Res- faiite. Leeds, 1 orksli re. England. ‘V AN'l‘1_EI)—By a young man, a position of porter, carriage. wagon driver. or anything where em- ployer wants a reliable man, that he can call upon for anytliiug. Address Former Employer. this office. V AN'l‘l1'.D—-To pork packs-rs——A man from the V East, a first-class cutter and salesman, wants a situation in pork packing house or first-class market. Address Butcher, this office. HELP WANTED- FEMAIJES. :[F1YOtU \VANT help, advertise in the Evening ‘Os . , ANTED--—A good steady woman or girl for house- work aud sewing for private family in Kirkwood. Address Help. this office. VVAN_TEI)~A _gOod cook. washer and ironer for private family near hirkwood. Address A. B. C. , this office. ‘V, ANTED-3133 Vineyard st.. west of Glasgov Placc—-l’crin.plzice to ;.;’d girl-gen. hOl1SeW'1‘k. H ELP VV AN TEl)—i}1ALES. FIYOU/VWANT help. advertise in the Evening ’ost. . 9 and 10 a. in.. F. E. Poplar streets. ANTEl)——A smart, active boy, between 14 and 15 years, to carry bundles for the Howe Laundry. 509 Elm street. WANTED—T\vo live men to go to the country; railroad fares paid to good men. Call at 1517 N. Eighth street. WAINTED-Boy. toset type. 600 Olive street, 3d 001'. - ‘VANTED-lndiistrious successful men to solicit ' advertisements in this and adjoinig States. Good pay and permanent to right man. Address H. R. this office, ANTED-200 men, to chop wood for Midland furnace, six miles from Cuba, on St. Louis and San Francisco Railway. ANTED——A ﬁrst—class wagon and carriage- maker, to go to Fort Worth, Texas, For particulars, call 1425 Broadway. ANTED-Ten smart youn men to canvass city, Good workers good pay. )1 Washington ave. "VAN'l‘ED--100 laboring men on grade of Mom his and Little Rock Railroad. Wages $1 50 per ay. Goodstation work. Free transportation from either Memphis or Little Rock. Johnston & Dowling, con- tractors. as Mile-post M. is L. R. B. 7ANTED—Four boys. to run on railroad as news agents; must have cash security. Apply between Sanders 6': Co., Eleventh and WANTE.D—PAB'1‘NE'BS. nge anything. advertise in the Evening Post. ANTED-—-Partner——lIalf interest given to any gentleman of means, who will incur expenses of obtaining European patents on an improvement supplvinlia de ncy ueededin every machine shop: would 1 e to exhibit at Paris Exposition. Address lsachine. this office. W*‘l"’.“‘..ll"';’*- so: we in n tic ngmy recon y-pa n addi - cil. Will sell at sight 1”‘ 9°” best money-making inventions of . and promises to be one of the the age. Address Smith. Mlle Q I IF 1l:venlngVPost. WANTED-AGENTS YOU WANT to secure agents, advertise ‘in the ANTED—A few lively agents to canvass; large pay will be given. . J. Sharp, 1127 Chestnut st. 0 ish. cold-water pens. jewelry. and 100 other ood nov- .ANTED—-Agents-—-Slxentirely new articles. just . out: also walking turtles, self-shining stove—pol- ltles. Novelty Company, 609 Walnut st., t. Louis. IF Evening Post. BUSINESS WANTED. YOU HAVE any money to loan. advertise in the of a 1440 North ' AN TEl)—-To adopt ax--little_g1r1, about five years ire; must be an orphan. Address 8. Eaton, Main street, city. -— V‘7 ANTED—-Saw and grist mill to run on shares. IFIYOVTVZI WANT a house, advertise in the Evening Os . * Can give city reference. Ad. 1-I.J.. this office. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 8 W‘ANTEI)—One steam fire engine suitable fora hose carriage and hose. second hand, will suit; must be cheap; also. about four thousand feet of three-inch pi e, new or second-handed; also, exten- sion ladders, T “7ANTED——b‘torage, dry and clean, at Staley & ~‘w . in Evening Post. town of four thousand (4,000) inhabitants; also, looks. etc.; also. lowest price for fun- roved ﬁre extinguishers. Address Texarkana Fire ompany‘, Texarkana. Ark. Scott’s. 18 South Fiftli street. 8’ BUSINESS For. SALE. YOU HAVE anything for sale, advertise in the quire at Fienup & Velde, 1104 Franklin avenu e. OR SALE-Clieap—A grocery store. connected withineat-Shop. at 710 and 712 Wash street. In- cheap rent; owner leaving city. Ke11y,this office. FOR SALE—Boot and shoe store in a city of 10.000 town and the best corner room in the city, with a rstasouable rent. Apply at once to P. O. Box 2,804 01 Y. ' OR SALE——-Cigar store, very low. ﬁne l0c',ttl0Il. inhabitants, doing the largest business in the OR SALE——At a Bargain-—A bakery. Inquire 2313 Chouteau avenue. 1 i 0 Bctts & Co. , 308 Chestnut. MXROVIED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE V St. OR 8A1.E—On monthly payments. a handsome ‘ brick cottage, lot 37xl.35; price, $1,300. R. H. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR BEN '1‘ F YOU WANT to exchange anything, advertise in the Evening Post. ﬂourishing towns Fourth st.. St. Louis, Mo. OR SA_LE—-Low for cash. or exchange for mer- chandise. a ﬁne farm, adjacent to one of the most in Kansas. Inquire at 811 N. F I F i P .ven rig Ost. . FOB. SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. YOU HAVE anything for sale, advertise in the FOR SALE-lipairwigood sures. stone; 1 Throop Smutter. No. 3-—ches.p. Halteman, 1220 South Third street. OR SALE-—Counters, slie1ving,tables, show cases, store ﬁxtures Of all desc’s. Coat! 35 Co..1121 N.-5th. 1 30-inch portable under run mill; Apply to A. V. out salesrooms. OR SALE—-A large stock of fine blank books, leather and cloth bound. at 50c on the dollar at Faulkner, Millard & Co. ' rtise in the Evening D VVELLING HOUSES TO LET. Post. -5-’ 300 reutlow; good location for a. doctor. 314 Olive street up stairs. OLIVE STREET-10-room house. front and side yard; all modern conveniences; W. Barnard, P’ 304:8frOnt mausard roof. front and side yard, stable in rear. Main street. LINDELL AVE-NUE—10 rooms. stone- Appiy at once to C. II. Filley, 612 N. l j OR RENT--W est End Place houses for rent-One on the east side and one on west side, near cor- ner Ware avenue and Olive street; rent $41 66per mouth, with gas, oath. marble mantels, elevators, etc. Inquire on the premises of Janitor. FOB "I-:i~:I~iT-—ROOMs. ll‘ YOU WANT board and lodging, advertise in the Evening Post. 11 SOUTH FIFTH S'1‘.”—Elegautly furnished rooms. suitable for gentlemen; next to Olympic Theater. 62 N . FIFTH St.——CoinfOrtably furnished front . rooms, by day, week, or month. 70 N. FOURTH ST.-Rooms. $3 to $5: lodging ' $1 *0 $2 per week; 250 to 50c per night. 91 N. NINETEENTH ST.. between Franklin avenue and Wash street.-Three rooms on flrstfloor. Water and gas; only suitab-e fora small family . 91 4 1 OLIVE S'l’REET—-Gents’ furnished and un- furnished rooms. at low rates, with gas, watenbath. water-closet and good attendance. Iii- quire of Janitor. on the premises. 1 OLIVE——1 nicely furnislied parlor, suit- 2 able for two or three gents; rent very cheap. 10 WASHINGTON AVE.—-2 fur. rooms. 2a ﬂ floor, front and back; front rooms on Id 001'. 1 2 C) C PINE S'l‘REET-—Foi' geutleineu,two neat- ....l ly furnished rooms. AVF.1~.'UE—'1‘hree rooms to 190r FRANKLIN Q) rent: first-class condition: water and gas. ORREN1‘--'I‘liree rooms, in first-class condition water and gas. Inquire at 1901 Franklin avenue. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. F YOU VVANT to secure agents, advertise in the Evening Post. 1 f0 ST. LOUIS AV.—New store in a thickly Q) settled locality, suitable for retail trade. Apply to J. B. O‘Z\icara, 322 North Third street. UR REN'.l‘—Slxtli and St. Charles. 2 floors for wholesale business. near the litlsiriess centers and cheap rent. BAILE BROS... 509 Chestnut street. OR REN'I‘—— FOURTH STREET STORE-— Elegaiit stone front. with basement and second- story, next door to Globe-Democrat. B. V PAPIN& BRO. . 210 North Sixth. Eoaitbifc. E YOU VVANT board and lodging, advertise in the Eve-iiiiig Post. "' OLIV F.-—N1ccly furnished back rooin,witli board. VV ';'-' ~ .- ... CHRISTMAS PRESENTS any money to loan, advertise in the __]N__ lNAN(.)lAL—-Money to loan in sums to suit on St. Louis city and county real estate. J, Vt . Suther- land. 707 Olive. REIVIOVALS. FIYOU VVANT a house. advertise in the Evening ost. ‘ E.\lOVAL—'l‘hc St.Louis Improved Street Sprlnk: . ling Company and II. C. Stichel & Co.’s coal office have removetl to 522 Olive street. 1 E.\iOVAl.-E. T. Farlsh has removedliislaw oflice to northeast corner Sixth and Olive. room 4. PE RSUNAL. F YOU HAVE anything for sale, advertise in the Evening Post. ERSONAL——D.: Will see you next week, Friday, at 6 p. m. . :PERSONAL-—10th. atl o’clock. C. C. PEBSONAL-A young man (single), who has met with reverses in business. desires acquaintance of lady or lzenlleinan of means who would loan a few hundred dollars on time; can offer no security but his note. Address Reliable. this office. El’.SONAL——\Vanted, a large. ﬁnely furnished front room. in quiet locality, and first-class board for lady only. Address H. 13., this Office. PEilSONAL—Doii‘t forget the place for bargains _ in trunks and Satchels is corner of Fifth and Market. next to German Bank. No trouble to show goods. Stock new and at liottoin prices. Call and examine andl know you will buy. Trunks covered and repaired. 0 ERSONAL-—Dr. Smith, Ladies’ Physician. treats females Only. If you are in trOub1c.cOusult theDoc- tor. Boarding. Womb difficulties :1 specialty. Call or write, 1025}; l<‘ranklin ave..St. Louis. Establislled_lS69. L0S~T~TATN_I)~FOVUND. F YOU WANT to secure agents, advertise in the vening Post. 5/ 0ST-—Whlte and liver split-nose pointer; license 1.109. Return 821 Morgan. OST-January 7. 1878, a red Irish setter bitch. an- swers to Nellie; suitable reward will be given if returned to Kramer's saloon, cor. Third and Wash- ington avenue. IJOST-In Insurance Buildin , Southeast corner Fifth and Olive streets. on \ -'ednesday, January 9, a pocket-book containing some money and papers. 1%! isuitéble reward will he paid for return of same to t s 0 cc. OST--A liberal reward will he paid for a seal skin cap lost at Fischer"s Dancing Hall, Tuesday eve, January 8, 1872. Return to 615 Olive. 0. Houston. LOST-Sunday afternoon. on Lafayette avenue, between Mississippi and Jefferson avenues, a music book containing exercises, music, etc. A sult- able reward will be paid by leaving same at 412 North Fourth street, or 1838 Kennett Place. EDUCATIONAL. YOU HAVE any money to loan, advertise in the Evening Post. DUCATION AL—-$20 for a full course of double-em try book-keeping. with s. complete system of com- mercial correspondence. at Johnson‘: Commercial College. 210 and 212 N. Third st. Call for circulars. ESSONS in bookkee inmmathematfcs and German h -F. C. Kossak. 135 Paul st. References: Co]. Find, res. B. Pub. In: ;W. '1'. Harris. Supt. Pub. St. Louis Give me a call and save _ 5 from the manufacturer. E-‘IIE"I‘IE-I -—___ 81:2 NORTH $30; published at 3542'. l‘.’_1uta.i'ch’s Morals, the best edition, 5 vols., $10; publislietl at $1.5. Dental Surgery, latest edition, $5. News Company, 307 North Fourth street. Dn _M-.tna,2;ers: DR. J. SPYER, DR. E. 0. Chase. “‘ ‘.'.‘V-V,‘,"- "R... ‘ ' .' 77¢‘ ‘ £2‘ I -I A v.__ N. V ._ . _, .C.~- ' .j.. , . , ».‘«:..~-'_. Retail Salesroouis, 812 North Fiftli Street. V _ from 15 to 25 per cent by piirchasing dire _.V BOOKS. F YOU WANT a situation, advertise in the Even- ing Post. HAMBERS’ ENCYCLOPEDIA-—'.l‘_he new edition, 10 vols., leather. $20. Bulwer’s Novels, 28 vols , Harris’ Diet. The Book and " F YOU VVANT board and lodging, advertise in the _b1USICAL-—Cl1eap Rglt. MUSICAL. V Evening Post. cw Store. New Goods. Pianos, Organs, _ _Musical Goods f every description. Sheet Music and Music Books, at prices to suit the times. BALMER. & WEBER, 311 North Fifth street. IFIYOU WANT a situation,advertise in the Evening ost. PROFESSIONAL. Louis. and Park avenues. treats astliina. eixipliysemzi. etc. . with cpin ressed or rariﬁed air bi’ means of Waldenburg s iieuinatic apparatus. ’ terpreter and reader of planets, telling past, present and future. causing speedy iI_iari-lages. etc... clues all nervous diseases, removes evil iiifliieiices. _ stamps for Guide to Long L1fe.l’rosperity and Happi- ness. 1:5“: 1‘; ‘V -_~ 1 New York D3-nti1l_1I)l{3oir1§.i;. = ‘ ‘‘‘‘’~_~--%s 1‘. the p see to ge a 1:00 re is e se it .i.II‘ teeth for 88. Gold ﬁllings, $2. ROFE8SIONA_L—-Madam Anna, the great fortune teller of the West. 212 Walnut street. « ROFESSIONAL—Dr. J. C. Darby (Lexingtop, KY.) will practice medicine and obstetrics in St. Q‘ ];éi[j§j“IT‘ a1 Oompan Corner TEN TH and OLIVE Streets. The finest and most complete dental establishment in the llshinent are all graduates of Dental Coll All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. N. B.--The public are invited at all times to inspect the rooms and examine the work of this Company. QUITTI _V_VVVV___,V_ CLO’l'HIll(l lllllll‘. TO ORDER ll coll city. _ to quality orvalue, at C. A. COCPERS West. The operators connected with this on - egos and have had from ten (10) to twentv-ﬁve (25) Years’ experle -. I NTIRE STOCK OF CASSIMERES. etc., must 1). closed out by J anuarv 28. OR BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS. WATCHE and Jewelry, go to the most reliable place in th A Set of Best Teeth - '‘ $81 ,_ Gold Fillings - - - - All other Fillings - - - - 1 6 Teeth Extracted with Gas, 50 Con » v ,, -, _STREE® ALL Vsomrs. NG BUSINES H‘ ‘t ‘» . . . WOOLF as BRO.. No. 821 North Fourth street. ‘B ‘Betwelen Franklin avenue and Morgan street.,;-V Cheap Prices. E E A CELL? . V D«‘\ _ . “;: ‘ﬁr? ' ,‘:»‘, 2.. v .4; o , zl- No article of Jewelry is ever misrepresented : it 14 ' . , l, 201 North Fourth Street. Office. 1430 Curran street, between Lafayette _ ROFESSIONAL-Dr. Otto G-_reiner. 1434 Caroncle- let avenue. specialist for diseases of the lungs; )ROFl*ZSSIONAL—Physiclan. Astrologer and the Great Prophet of America, most successful in- Senci ﬁve Office. 1518 Wash streei. Address M. Estro. VVASHINGTON AVENUE- " .-J _ F YOU WANT to exchange anything. advertise in Mrs. Weldon. The Colton Dental Association, ORIGINATORS of use of gas. Teeth extracted at half of former prices. All kinds of dental operations executed ' in most crfect manner at lowest rates. I). 1. JOSEL ’N. Dentist. 517 Olive street. ALL SORTS the Evening Post. IGS AND TOUPEES—All kinds of hair work very cheap. Barges. 1006 Franklin avenue. NY ONE wishing a healthy child, 3 weeks old, to adopt, will please call at 1005 Howard street. TURKISH BATH in your own room for 5 cents; - pamphlet free. Lublii’s Portable Turkish Bath Co., 68 East Fourth street, Cincinnati. 0. ' ADAME DUN NILL, Midwife, a. graduate of the St. Louis School of Midwives. f you are in trouble call. or with conﬁdence write; letters conﬁ- dential. Patients received for conﬁnement. Resi- dence, 816 N. Twenty-first street, between Morgan street and Franklin avenue. St. Louis. Mo. Worth All woolflne cas- simere pants for S4, Jas. H.Garnes, 218 N. Fifth st. Call and see them. BEST ON EARTI—I""i§é‘.l°“ and Mattresses, on payments. 81l'VVa.shington ave. $1 5 A STYLISH AND VVEl.L-MADE‘. USINESS SUIT, OI fashionable material. for the above price. ' UMPH F. . REY & C»()."S. Northeast corner Fifth and Pine. CHARM Bl§ll§.l.“.lllR Good, Pure and Wholesome. Raises Nice, Light and Sweet twelve hours after mixing in dough. ’lrv it. —-New and Second-hand, G E I X i E. Perles & Co. Stationers, 219 Olive street. NB Fifth and Pine streets. T E §.‘ For Sale Cheap at DIARIES FOR 1878. 50 cts. Dinner, tz‘-V-V-V:V?.V"7 €;.;;. TRY N’S ’ ‘*~ 1.: sis WASHlNGTON.AVE. Star Loan Office, 315 Olive st. LEVISON Kt BLYTHE, 12 to 3 p. m. :.e~‘ 15“ N T Solid Silver and Fine Electro Plate At Factory Prices. F. A. DURGIN, Seventh and Olive sts. :4» '.x--'.’':.' ‘:‘:.-‘-v''' ‘- Send for on Money for Everybody :g’::i§::::l§lf”°‘%‘i Furniture at less than factory prices- Furnfturc repaired as good as new. at astonishingly low prices. Furniture packed for shipping that can’t be beat. Storage to suit the times. China, glass and earthenware at importers’ prices. Lam s and trimmings in Great variety. Your Illafroiiage is degiredzf S. YERS. Successor to Myers 3: Jones, 610 and 621 Market st, H U RST’S BURBPEAN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, St. Louis---310 N. Fourth St. RegularDinner.............'..... HE largest restaurant in the city;_the only Euro- pean llotel. ..;)€C18.l attention paid to ladies_ and ' . .5 '1 d$l50i dy. families Rooms, c, S Ja.nH. Huﬁgii liwoprietor. Mixed Ready for the Brush, The St. Louis C Gullah 8: Vl11aPalits In All Colors. Circulansaniple sheet.show cards and price list sent on application to NORTON & WIEDER. B. '1‘. Bl Original and Standard Manufactures Nos. 64,66,68,70,72,74,76, so 5. 32 Washni ton St., ll. V’. A D‘ " V . v snt free on receipt 0 75 cents. » I‘ A From this Powdera beautiful and serviceable whl soft Soap, of any desired strength, can be made I ten minutes without the use of grease or potash. Trial package sent free on receipt of 25 cents. 1 Absolutely pure. Bread, cakes, pudcllngs,etc..mad in a short space of time, keep longer and are more gcstible than when made of common and cheap lmltﬂj abbilfs A standard article. realm of 25 cents. ; g . _. ‘ ~. -T‘. i it’ :4 OFFICE AND FACTORY: '1 J’ ablollfs Best Soap The most leasant and effective Soap for the Lou - dry or for laiiiily Wasliing purposes ever offerodi rial package sent!-‘free on receipt of 20 cents. "_"’ '¢. ) .. V; ,1 , it b ll."l’S Toilet Soap Made from the purest vegetable oils. Unrivaled the Toilet and the V * it has no equal. Sam le box, cont-ainingthree cake, Bath. For use in the Nurser ix bitt’s Soap Powder; biit’s , Yeast Powder tions. A trial package sent free 0:1 receipt of 75 cell - . ,V_ Snleratiis. Asample package sent free on} ‘I -17".‘-4 3“ abblti"s Cre am Tﬂ.l“l3'fl.I‘., ll.‘-"l Warranted free from all impurities. The houses; wife can rely upon it. Trial package sent free or. re-.5, ceipt of 75 cents. .1-1 I , . A ll alobitfs ill ?0$&Sh. pure concentrated alkali, double the strength common potash. Sample sent free on receipt of ‘25cts”V THE PROPRIETOR will give an ounce 9 if" gold for every ounce of iinpurities found ,. any of these preparations. ’ ‘:7 FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. Parker-9s Hair and cleanest preparation ever made for Restoring Grey Hair to its original color. It is entirely harmless, and free from the cheap and impure ingredi- ents that render many other prepar- ations injiirious. It is exquisitely perfumed, and ‘so perfectly and e1e- , gantly prepared as to make it a. toilet X luxury, indispensable to those who have once used it. It removes Dan- druff‘ and stops the Hair falling. It renders the Hair vigorous and beau- tiful. It preserves its luxuriance when abundant, and restores its Color and Life when Gray, harsh and decaying. S J’ 4 ‘:1: N. 507 and 509 North Third, St. oufs. TRY THE FAMOUS. ment Rules and Samples Sent who E1-GOT. Bias I11. ‘I13. ¢ Other! Magnlﬂcel Ellllisl Sui ills $30,Wur A CUSTOM DEPARTMENT U N or . BUILD YOU A SUI Suits to order, $20 to $30; Pants to order, $5 to $8. .592‘-f'me i ’ free to any part of the country. Department Suits made to order in ten hours. FAMOUS, T05 and 707 Franklin Aven M, We guarantee a perfect cure for any case of acute 0, RHE U1§7l‘;’3.TISM Neuralgis. Sprain. Lame Back. or any soreness t human system is sub ect to. Liniment is prepare We refer you to a few of the many thousands have cured: Judge James 0. Edwards, C. A. Capt. _ W.A.Davis. Chief Engineer K. Ca t. J. S. Mackey. Steamer Lake Superior. Co . John McF‘all, 2323 Carr street. E. Tisclimaclier, 1855 Glasgow avenue. Wm. Grant. 1331 North Seventh street. Joseph A. Hall. 510 North Third street. nrPrice 35 Per Bottle. 0. O. D. _ -. Z ‘ _‘_ . ’—. . I I - _, _ . V I v‘ , . .‘ 5 . . p- » ‘ - _. ,_ .. , , . . _ V __.. ..r’ ‘-_ ~ ‘ : 4.‘ .: ‘ H3» :' ~ ‘ H 1 NO CURE, NO PAY. 1 This infallible Mague only by M. HAVICON & Co» E. Cor. Eighth and Olive streets, Room Ghio, 2303 Pine street. D. R. Asbury. steamer Golden Eagle. and N. line packs OUR CUTTER-S ARE SU RPASSED ‘ LET US
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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 7, 1878
Date: 1878-01-07
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Show more- l , - . .L- . -’\>" , , ’ -r-.a...s».-A _ ,-er .‘,,-;-‘an; A . n 7 ., .- . . 1 . ’v - 4 .. i. , . ‘U I . 1» ' ,. | -, £1110 trill . ST. LOUIS. MONDAY MORNING. ‘JANUARY M7, 1878. *_.__€ QNEW SERIES. VOL. 3---NO. 2317 T.~_.__' v—_. under protest. On Saturday, the 29th of Decem- value, and O1i‘ered to deliver first mortgage bonds of the same road, which were worth par. and when his attention was called to the mistake did not seem to understand it. He has pledged the coupons of various securities in advance. He made a loan from A. Loelllcr & Co., of $40,000, and, when they presented their account, seemed to have forgotten all about the transaction and not to know who was debtor and who was cred- itor, and it was with diillculty that he was per- suaded tliat he owed them interest. IIOW IIE MANAGED HIS RENTS. On the 1st of November last a large amount be. came due him of rents, for which checks were drawn and sent to him. It was hard to convince him that it was rent day. and that this was the rent. and for-‘sonic time he refused to indorse any of the checks payable to his order. On one oc- casion Owen Murphy. janitor of a building, pre. seiited a bill of $540 for repairs. The bill was ap- portioned. the father of the aﬂiant paying $340, and an uncle the balance. On the following day his father drew a check for the whole amount. Mr. Murphy went to him and told him of his er- ror, when the old gentleman became very angry, M H l AH SIN OUTDONE. i.’.‘.‘£“‘.‘i".l"Z..l‘.‘.2’. .a°.".* *.l.,:'la:'::.°.;.:".ttr‘.t.*::: SNOW FOR A SIIROUD. .::!:~:.*:.*:.12l:°"::::3.i:v':.*;::.i<.:::.t:'.‘:.;;at".i:::l%~.. 3101’ iI'“”‘”' iii:-..“:ii.:;a-;,og,,r;=,;,»,«;,;,- ggg . i3"..:.':.°t;:.':.-.:.“;i::.::::..i;*.°“*°“ may “°“°°*°°° l’.f:?-f:’.‘° " °‘ “°“‘“’“‘ “Ta: %‘.§“i.‘lii.Ef"‘l:’?.l;“2.?;‘2.é’.f‘ilf5..°'3f?.l‘.t”.? .f:;°.'i*.:.'::*.?l’.-'5? , —— 'v... . 3'; Claims for compensation on account of ma- “"3: The Dashing W1 IV’B Capture ‘Of Th03- tional Bank of New Yorl:.wliere he had no funds. -- ./- Some Curious Features of Ori- lﬁL'§’§..°§'ou“.§1lX&°i§l.‘Cll.'.é'3l.l’.§’.?.§’é‘§lf’°£l§‘li“$3-l.°§.? Fifty-three Russians Frozen to ,, ,,,,f,,',', 5,,-M1,,-i Lord Crego IS a Sensation. },’§’;(§**,;;?;,gigaggsggggsdggfllgegfgg,58¢,2°°,‘;,*,,‘l‘goﬁ$§); 1 °n’°o1 Diplomacy. tza. a::*a°.:‘..“.:.':l.i:.°.°a.°t::::3 Death in one Night. -—- v 8° °‘ ‘*°° Minister at Madrid, has signed the treaty by which the naturalization of Spanish subjects as Mexican citizens since 1875 is declared void. States, it must be shown that he had authority to make such agreement. 4.. Verbal agreements between the parties to a written contract, made before or at the time of exccuiioii of the contract, are in general inad- missible to vary its terms or affect its construc- tion, the rule being that all such verbal agree- ments are to be considered as merged in tile writ- ten instrument. Written contracts must there- fore be iield to express the intention of the par- ties at the time of coiiiracting, and their plain and reasonable constru.ctlou can not be dimin- ished or enlarged by verbal testimony in explana- tion of siicil intention. Neither can an implied promise exist with ref- erence to any subject matter that is embraced in all express agreement. ‘ JOIIN SHERMAN, Secretary. C/2 . Eccentricities Tli: gidge Van Brunt Believes Should Be ll Jtigated---A Resort the Law. Springer After Seward With a . The Flam of Kamarh strewn UNDER THE iiIURI>Ii,Y BANNER. Sharp Stick. With Turkish Corpses. ........._ — type Temperance Movement in Illinois Queer Allegm. "Is That may Explain the Continues to Spread. _ Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. St‘ ‘bill Marriage. CIIAI-tLES'I‘ON, ILL., January 5.——'1‘his com- munity is being stirred to its ccnterbyafar- reaeliing teniperanco movement, under the Mur- phybaiiner. All classes, of “both sexes, are en- gazed in the movement, ably supported by the Churches, with nightly meetings. Ove1‘1.500 persons have enrolled their names on the pledge. The ladies have openedareading-room anda coffee house, and the best of results are seen everywhere. ' Campbell at Edwardsvllle. 28ill Semi-Annual E E N T OF THE -TRAYILERS. Bradford Threatens to Make the In- Flerce Fighting in the Vicinity of vestigation Interesting. Bagrov and Erzeroum. lFrom the New York VVorld.l The marriage of Mr. Thomas Lord. the octo- gcnarian widower, to Mrs. Annette Wilhel- inina Wilkens Ilieks. the fascinating widow, was the theme of general conversation yesterday, and imiume;-able stories relating to the ecceiitricities of both bride and groom were passed around from mouth to month. There were no very new i > Sherinan’s Circular for the Guidance of Exciting Events Preceding the Surren- ’I‘reasury Oilicials. New York Bankers and the Silver Bill. dyer of Plevnm NEW YORK, January 5.—At a meeting of Bank Presidents, at the Clearing House, to-day, the effect of the silver bill, now pending in Congress, Two Views of the Silver Bi11-The‘Capi- The Most1DeSperate Undertaking of the - deV°1°13m9“t3 Y33“”'d“-1' as to the facts connect’ and threatened to dismiss him from’ his service Hartford. Conn.. January 1, 1878, tal Budget. was discussed and resolutions adopted referring Siege. Special Iilsnatcli to the Qilobe-Deinocrat. ed with the m,,,.,.iage’ wmch ap,.,e,,,.3 to 1,5,“, unlegs he accemea the chem‘, and on depo,,e,,t.,, . ASSETS‘ the matter W 3 °0m1111W33. W110 811811 I‘e00mmend EDWARDSW1-L1‘1» 11-1'": J‘m'~““'V 6"‘The myal been solemnized very quietly on Monday. and endcavoring to convince him, he became excited Real estate ................. $383,690 66 suitable action to an adj 1- d t‘ purple movement conducted bv E II. Camp- . . - -mined where we and ant‘-3.‘-‘.l'. 9-D‘-1l1'108011 failed W 1113150 3113' 1111' Cash Onhaiid aiidiiibaiik ......... 88,56-181 . - . ‘ ~ °‘1 "9 meelnir On _- . ‘ - . - nobody appears to 11-V0 aS°e1- _ prcssion upon him. . -9 Loans on bond and mortgage on 1-93,1 Special Dispatch to the G1obe-Demom-at,‘ _ Wednesday next. Representatives of twenty- T111‘kQY- bell, is still going on, and with increasing en- couple are passing their hone-ymoou, The aim- . A CONFUSION OF ACCOUN.,.S_ . estat1e..i....1 ..... ........ 2,290,916 02 WASHINGTON, D. C. , January 6.—-Reprosenta- four banks were present. l5D€~01ﬁ1D15llﬁ1011 t0 1119 G'101?9'D9m°0PM- thusiasm. Very able temperance sermons were men of the Woom M[,_ Thomas Lord’ am 3,111 m The Old man 8914 to his brewer! David’ a piece Appia sei va uc of same.. .Eb7.1l9,212 50 . . ,. . . , , _ _ , d- t h :2 o f , 1 E, L , mm th la t “W I H d 1,,t,,,~e5-5 due ,,,,,1 accrued ,,,,1o,,,,3,,_“____ 97,511 12 tive Spiinger, of Illinois, Chairman of the Com- F116 f0110W1ng' resolutions. were also adopted: WASHWGTON» 13- 0” Jmuary 6'‘‘''A ‘Spa 0 preached in all the churches to-day. The I-,,.nO,.ance of men. fame,.aS Whe,.e,,_b0ujs, and an 0 13“ K33 ‘-1 9 “1 ,_ 3 S D 13011 13 311 Loans on collateral security; ........... 25,000 00 mittce on E»; endjture ' u D . ’ Rm 1. d m - - from Lieut Green dated at the Russian head- . - -11 .-'n " .- . ._ . took his note fOl'.$45_,O00. They had other trans- Deferred life premiums .................. .. 54,720 38 ‘p 3 in ‘X3 epaument °f 33 1.1.3 -' L11-at -1.“ new of the bl“ now undl" ' l ' - ~ .-. - C°m't'r°°m W35 clmlded t° 011°‘ °‘” 3 applicants for information at his residence, in -actioiis,and in making up the accounts the alli- Premillllllﬂ due and unreported on life 4 918 74 State. Drohoses to resume his inquiry into the ad- ‘t’(‘)“;1l?I’)‘el‘;;d(:°:’§é":§1i»Stm1‘1°11:“33;'0Pf:S3§»g1g ‘1“31'1e1'8 at Bogot, Bulgaria, November 2-» 1111' Friday. Saturday. this afternoon and evening. Wes, Seventeenth street’ were c0m.m0,,S1y rc_ am/3 f,,me,. ,,,,,de Lhelndupﬁn ﬁve (Er six (13386-gut '_DOlClf‘B ............. .............. “, -' ' - ' - _ — .- ' ’ " g ‘ ' '0§£-l‘ 111 ' ' -- - ‘, . . _ r ‘k d‘ ' - 0‘ ' United States Government bonds......... 373.957 50 m"”St”m°" °f °“’ f°"°‘““ S°""°"’ ““d1"““°“‘ 1‘0<1€mDl10u of legal notes in gold com on and nledmely precedlllg me 5."“e“‘le‘° °f Plwm. Sm 1,,,,,d,.ed have Slmed the pieage, among ocivod. but sent away eIniity-h3n<l6d- 1" 13°‘! sigydoorlg azll-gll-2-Elite ltifolino-"ii l3(l)’Irlrl)l'%lcll12'Ll§g %tf*'l§al3y11,.‘tIlti},éioi1\9%\1bonds......-........... 135.755 00 1«'u'l.v that of the Consulates under Secretary Fish- after the 1s'- of January. 1879. by mzikmo. silver g”’°“ ‘“‘“’3' “““"'°S"“3 F’“"“°'“‘“"“ °‘ “‘° °1‘”“"g whom are many of the Worst d1‘inkeI‘S- Q0119 3 Mi-. Lord’s family are -so Derfeotlv disgusted at sanle transactinhs. On one ociiasion he left out ﬁ:i1,‘{°,;*nd*h‘1’§u:a’§;1ce3‘gggfé::::::::::::::::: gggzggi For this purpose he states that he will introduce llgllgfs ff f4'11,2é5 g““"S 3' legal 5‘_a“d“"d f"" “*6 °1°°’'a‘’°”5 °f 111° ""7e9tm°“t' G°‘”k“’5 assault number of the best citizens and inﬂuential this last as may claim, type of insanity that their we purchase price, 013, building he had mm big ‘_ __.—...._.—_..._._.. a resolution in the House asking for informa- ‘c’,,,’, oe,I,;,.£L-3 .emS' “ml m°"‘5‘“'93."f. °"mmer‘ upon GaI'I1i-Dl11>l'11i 18 l'Gl3l'3S0l1t0d ‘9-3 0113 01 the H1811 are’ taking‘ 110101 Of the W‘°1‘k» ‘ma . 1' d . 1 d matlhe are n.m,,..,” a,,X_ brother for 3560.000, and o_ii another hecharged Total assets...........................$4,313,907 23 non ,.e5pemm.,. the Consulate General at Sba 0. of balnk o1§i"sl"the,U'““?'f1S““e3» “.15 the d.“‘V most d,35pe,.,ue unde,.t,,,'kmg3 ofthe Siege in which are fully awakened as to its importance. P41913113 135 919 013° ' ' y ‘ __ ‘ y , his brother with the note he had received for LIABILITIES. ‘ 1 , J1.“ . . ‘ . n"' port'i,ut, A 01...?“ -"'° ,§"q.”‘.“’ Wm“ °ﬂ"°.‘ 3° ‘."7‘' . - - . . - ' , . This move on their part is contrary mus to keep the facts as secret as u05Sw10- 188- $75,000. At another time "lie loaned his brother _ Reserve éper cent‘ me demmnentm” $2 791626 53 lal.,'(.SpCCl«.-l .y as iegaids the charges of irregu- haw; u on dlegg ma‘ 3 Ollvlllilllllg m0<_1ll1IIl W111 9-V615’ 01l19f 01 brigade and 105111191“: 3039‘ 191 to the predictions of the most sanguine suDp_0_l"t- tawny mo,-nmg were were a number of rumors $10,000!!! bonds 01' 3 Western 1'3111‘0ad-' T0089 Rescrvo’foi- reinsurance, accident dep’t. ’198,514; 67 131N133 111 the adjudication of the estates of de- upon‘ llie 1-esne§l'iv$’°ti§§titg°t°°‘Mbum?“ liimd with 157 Subaltem Omcers and 3’0O0 men “em era of me cause‘ Much of-me success amendmg ti ttli 1"l.‘.l‘ ers re rcseiitingllir Lord's children “OMS “'3” e”‘l”"‘9°° 1“ the al"’V° a°"'°"‘.“5r U18.-llItl§ l1lil_2l.((l1_]'_l1l‘t&l2(l. and not due, and all 112 405 00 ceased American citizens, the sale of the Ameri. charge, and what. practical iiili132l:1:i)irili?esmill:3iliy tcfill killed‘ Med‘1‘1V1 Pasha stated that if the cannon. the movement may be ﬁ{tttiL'i.bute§l LO the 1' “:1 t :0‘ 5;! lmedlgdm mo Bmeg to pro‘ ct the thoughhhe had credited no such charge and failed 0 er 13- - .~ 4 . ‘- . . i . . .. -. .~ ’ . . ’. . co-Operation an e or s 0 tev. ' _' la‘ a * ii i - '1 ‘R ‘ 9 ‘ tosee e error. . . . . can flag to Chinese vessels fol buiposes of grade, 3236 Eliiegliigseeiveiilitlieii _\l7l¢‘tl_lOllS_ ti ulsts fiom ade had continued two hours longer before the O.1,muO,.an’ , priest of “,9 1mm Catholic property, and it was also added that the mar- THE uEAvysEQUR1TY Box, Total liabilities......................$3, 0.», (ii 20 In Vlolauon of neatly scipulations betwee the _ V , C_ W . 0‘ ‘V1. m"V““b Y follow 21885111115 began. he WO111d11€lV6 been 00mI>0116f1 $0 Churcli who is. working hand-in- riatre had only hastened a step tliatliad already 11,, ,-,-3511,],-my ms box of securities from the - . """“"”“"“"‘ . - . . D . . we paS“""*e Of “W 131111“ ‘~1'~19S“°11- - - - mud with all other ministers Ari amu8- been determined upon as Mr Lord's habits and N .c,,,,,i1e Safg D3 0515 Company because me, Surplus as regards policy-holders...$1,210,341 03 -‘U1l1l<‘-<1 States and 0111113: and 3180 l1'1‘0gl11aI'll1€S , Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be 3““'°“d°r—' thus saving the Sacriﬁce of me which ill"lnCl(lGl1tOC“ul'l‘ell on Saturday ‘evening. An acts duiiihg the past y8Etl‘Ili1l"l already satisﬁed his ,.:.‘,?{,,,,,, to give 15 1,11,) to 3 mes$e,,..,,,~Wm,0u; such 1;‘ . Statisticsfor the Yeztr18’7'7. In the use of the seamen’s relief fund during the linmedluleiv teloampliod to the clearing houses followed at Telas when the Russians Were re- °- ' ” ' ‘ ‘ " of Inhmmelphia’ Boston and Bammore’ mvmm: anti-temperance man took the platform and i'ant- relatives that lie was incapable of taking ca re of an order as was required by them, but he did no- LIFE DEPARTMENT. term of Mr. Seward. The arrest of Bradford L, . « . l3l11S6C1- The Turks 1l0l'1'1b1Y mutilated the .ed at some lenrrtli in opposition to the his money. _ . tify tliemthatlieliadccascil to use the safe and ... rial? ‘ii; - -. - . 113; ,, F ' -- . . . ‘ (1 -eiiperance e in ll... i .f' _' ’* . ‘I. _ -_ ‘ (‘O ._ ' i__ .- .. - .‘llviili1o)li(ii1t1lllllebliirsgigznpcodllcilegoglzggl(1%.......$l8.723.3sl.Oo3 clan“ °n charges °f °mbe“1eme‘“* lirlﬁii(l;Ie1‘h7i(ill1l:$i£ll1c?e1l-dell:-lotllllllh a View to mutual QUESHON AND ANSWER‘ lo be it very ﬁne temnerence lecture, owing to known society lady in order to gain some inIor- med theii"p0S8*3SSl0Il- D9-I>0ne"1’5 1011161‘ had -'1 ,1.0m1c1aims paid in me depa,-t,,,e,,t__,,,_ 1,034,735 53 OPENING PRIVATE AND OFFICIAL LETTERS‘ Resolved’ That pmsmems of trust companies, LONDON, January 6.—-'.l‘he Observer publishes his peculiar exit from the stage at the conclusion matioii as to the antecedents of the ‘Widow Hicks, 1,“-ge amount of securities at No, 38 Exchange _ 1877. the company. ‘semi-ahiiiial ilividend or five per cent was decpu-o we-r~ AOOIDENT DEPAR'.l‘MENT. Number of accident policies written in 1877 Cash preniiuiiis received for same. ,. . ..... Gain in premiums Over 1876. . ........... ._ Whole number accident policies-writteii. 414,867 Number accident claims paid in 1877.. . .. . 3,413 ‘Amount accident claims paid in 1877. . . . . . $302,930 65 Whole liuliiber accidentclaims paid.. .. . . "7 . 2 .. Whole amount of accident claims paid. . . . $2,757,608 71 Total losses paid, both departments, $3,842,344 24 JAS. G. BATTERSON, President. RODNEY DJENNIS, Secretary. OHN E. MORRIS, Assistant Secretary. H. W. POWER. STATE AGENT, St. Louis Life Building, St. Louis, Mo. 39,090 $713,994 82 41 549 54 ELECTON NOTICES. LEOTION NO'I‘ICE—-GERMAN AMERICAN BANK, St. Louis, December 31, 1877.-—Tlie regular ah- I nual election for thirteen Directors of this Bank will be held Monday, January 14. I878. Polls open from 10 a. m. to 3 p. in. E. A. MEYSENBURG, Cashier. _ LECTION NOTICE—Mul1anpliy Savings Bank. January 3. 1878. The regular annual election for thirteen Directors of this bank Will be held on Thurs- day. January 17, at the banking‘ rooms, between the hours of 10 a. m. and3p. m. _ L. G.’ KAMMERER, Cashier. LECTION N 0TICE——Third National Bank of St. Louis, St. Louis. December 5. 1877.-;'rli_e regular annual election for nine‘(9) Directors of this bank will be held on Tuesday, January 8, 1878, at the banking rooms. Polls open from 12 o clock m. until 2 o’_clock p. m. T. A. STODDART. Cashier. ELECTION NOTICE—The Valley N ational Bank, St. Louis, December 22, l877.——The regular an- nual election for twenty-one Directors of this Bank will be held on Tuesday, Januaigv 22. 1878, at the banking rooms. Polls open from 12 O’clock in. until 2 o’clock p. in. J. A. J. ADERTON, President. LECTION NOTICE—Oﬁice of the Globe Printing Company, December 22. 1877.—'I‘he annual meet- ing of the stockholders of this company, for the elec- tion of l)irc‘cto.rs for the ensuing year, will be held at the office of the company on Wednesday. January 9, 1878. S. RAY, Secretary. "WLECTION N OTICE—BROADwAY SAVINGS BANK, St. Louis, January 2, 1878.—-'I‘lie i'egulai' annual election for thirteen (13) Directors of this Bank, to serve the preseiit year, will be held on Monday, the 14tliinst.. at the banking rooms. Polls open from 10 o"clock a. in. until 3 o’clock p. in. J. PHILIP KRIEGER. J 11., Secretary. ELICCTION NO’I‘ICE—-Notice to St0CkllO1dCI'S-- Boatiiienls Saving Bank. St. Louis, January 5, 1878.--Anel€CIl()il1'.Ol‘ eleven Directors Of this bank for the ensuing year will be held at the banking house on Monday, the i-lth inst... between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 2 o’clock p. in. Will. H. THOMSON, Cashier. 4 LECTION NOT} E—-BANK OF COMMERCE. LOUIS. Deceinber 27. 1877.-—Tlie annual election for three (3)}_)irecto1's to serve for three (3) years. and one (I) Director to serve for two (2) years. will be held at their office. northwest corner Fourtli and Olive streets, on Tuesday, January 8, 1878. Polls open from 10 a. in. to 2 p.in. J. C. VAN BLARCOM, Acting Cashier. LECTION NOTICE —- The l‘«'Iissouri Sand Com- pany——'l‘lic aniiiiztl nieetiiig of the stockholders of this company for the election of seven (7) Directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of other business, will be held at room No. 21 Insurance Build- lug, Sixth and Locust streets. Tuesday, January 8, at 10-3. in. Polls open from 10 a. in. to 2 p. in. . M. B. CRAFT, Secretary. -ELECTION NO'I‘ICE——Mercantile Library, Louis, January 7, l878.—'I‘he annual election of oﬂicers and directors for the St. Louis Mercantile Library Ass=-elation, will be held in theDirectO1's‘ Room, Mercantile Library Hall. on Tuesday. January 15, 1878. Polls 0 en at 12 o’clock in. and close at9 p. in. . L. SCOTT, Recording Secretary. LECTION NOTICE—-O_ﬂlce of the St. Louis Agri- cultural and Mechanical Association, 609 Locust street. St. Louis. January 5, l878.——A meeting of the stockholders for the election of seventeen Directors to serve during the ensuing year, willbe held at the ofiice olthe Associettion next Saturday, the 12th iiist., between the hours of 10 o’cioek a._ in. and 1 o‘clock p. . G. 0. KALB, Secret.a.ry. . , ..___ LECTION NOTICE—-—Oﬂ‘ice Keokuk Northern" Line Packet Compaiiy, St. Louis. Jaiiiiarv 5. 1878.-—'l‘lie aiiiiual ineetiiig of stockholders of the Keokiik North- ern Line Packet Cc-inpany will be held at the Coin- I1any’s Oﬁicc,On Wednesday, Jaiiuary 16. at 10 o’clock a. m.. for the. purpose of electing nine Directors to serve for the ensuing twelve months. I _ F. L. JOHNSTON, Secretary. St. LECTION I~l‘0TICE—-Oliilce of Washington Mu- tual Fire I.llSlII‘allCC COIIIDRIIY, northeast corner Of Second and Market streets. St. Louis. MO., Janu- ary 5. 1878.-—Tlie annual meeting of the members of his Company, and the election of three Directors. will be held at the oﬂice of the Company on Monday, the 14th day of January. 1878, at 10 o‘clock a. in. Polls will be closed at 1 o‘ciock p. in, Notice is also hereby given that at said meeting, at 10 o’clock a. in. . the queslioii will be subinit/ted~to the members whether this-Comp:in_v shall issue "short Pin policies,” 1. e., policies for a term less than six Years. on payineni; of cats’: premium, agiceably to the provisions of an act. passed by the General All- sembly of the State of Missouri. entitled “An act to amend an act for the iiicorporation of Insurance ompanies other than Life Insurance Companies, NC-. approved March 4. 1809. and ainehded and ap- PI;g>‘i'ed by the General Assembly March 15, 1877. ” -0}’ order of the Board. EDW. BREITENSTEIN, Secretary. BVIDENDS. IVIDENI) N OTICE-—'I‘lie Continental Bank of St. Louis has declared it seini—a1inualdividi»,nd of four Per cent. payable to the stockholders on demand. EIMILE KARST, C-asliier. IVIDEND NO'I‘ICE~—St. Louis National Bank. St. Ouis, December‘ 31, 1877. ——- T\Vellt}‘-S€Velllfll L-.3. ‘---—...____M ’.divide1id—-The semi-anniial cliviileiid of live (5)per cent has been this day declared, payable On demand, free of taxes. R. A. BETTS, Cashier. _ IVIDEND NOTICE-Aineric:_-in Central Insurance Company of St. Louis, St. Louis. Decembe-r 31. . -At a inoeiiiig of the Board of Directors of this coiiipany. held this day,.thc regularsemi-ani..ual divi- dend of 6 per cent was declared, payable on demand. GEO. T. CRAM, President. IVIDEN D NO’I‘lCE—-Oﬂice of Citizens’ Insurance M Company, of Missouri. St. Louis. Jaiiuary 5, ltlis.—Tlic Board of Directors have declared the regu- lar Sellll.-zl.l'llll..l‘.ll dividend of 5 per cent on the capital “OCR. payable on demand. J N O. P. HARRISON, Secretary. IVIDEND NOTICE-—Siiultz Belting Company. St. Louis. January 4, lS78.—At a ineetiiilr of the Board of Directors or the Sliultz Belting Company. held this day. at dividend of ten (10) per cent was de- claied pit the capital stock for the first elR‘11t(8) months busin~e.=s. payable on demand. at the oﬁice of WM. SAMPLES, _Secrct.ary. ¥ V- iDIVIDEND NOTICE-—Oﬂiee of Marine Insurance at, $0: 01 St~,L0‘~1i8. S. W. corner Main and Pine 0; S. St. Louis. December 31, 1877.—-At a meeting -8 D11‘?-C-t0I‘S Of this Company, held this do. , a thee 't‘i t k, 150 cm, i . 0“ demazhIl‘l.a 8 CC $ SAllIIx.1f£3(,u‘fl.bI]{eE'l~(l)l\sl’l13)l3)1%].0ESulee<:I;§rf) n DR. JACIiISON’S INDIA. SALVE is all almost infallililleqreggg _ for every -curable form of disease of the I ‘ eyes, safe andpleasani‘. to use. Sold every. ﬁles at Zocehts. Collins Brothers, second and e. 1:. Louis, Agents. Sent by mail. ST. . "consequences. in‘the American Post Oliice in the Consulate and ‘ other criminal oHcuses,has stimulated Mr.Spring.r- or to this renewal of the efforts which were frus- trated by Secretary Fish transmitting to Congress a quantity of irrelevant matter, and by the abso- lute refusal of Bristow to answer the resolution, so far as it applied to the important documents in his cﬂice. It appears’, according to information received here, that one of Bradford’s pleas was that he opened the letters under instructions from Consul General Seward. In pursuing this inves- tigation Mr. Springer will ask allllh01‘il._V--»tO call for persons and papers, and it is his present inten- tion,if he receives this authority fromthe-House, to summon Bradford before the committee. Ex- Consul General Myers, who was suspended by Seward on the plea of a libelous article inspired by Myers, but as claimed by the latter, on ac- count of too free comments upon - ‘ sEWARD’8 CONDUCT ‘ while Consul General, is iiere to appeal to Con- gress for a redress of his grievances. It also seems that the new Consul General, G. I Wiley Wells, has brought himself into disfavor for the arrest of Bradford. Seward, who was appointed Minister. through the inﬂuence of J. Ross" Browne, it is stated, for services rendered when Browne was in trouble about his English speech. is now at Shanghai, watching the course of events. A private letter just received here says that Brad- ford threatens tc "sqtieal” unless Seward turns in to ‘extricate him. An effort will be made to- or, should the case go to trial in the Consular Court, should the decision be “guilty,” an ap- which Seward, the ltlinister, will preside. Mr. Springer has received letters from a number of persons who were in the consular service during the time or Seward, and whosay THEY ARE WILLING TO TESTIFY to the practices which made‘ the American Con- sulate General so notorious in the eyes of the for- eign residents on the banks of the Woosung. The efforts of Springer will he seconded by the entire Pacific coast inﬂuence, as Seward was forced upon them without any claims, and as it was sub- sequently alleged, tlirough recoinniendations ob- tained by a misrepresentation of important facts by Ross Browne, who espoused his cause. Mr. Springer anticipates that his investigation will be the feature of the season, as it will expose some curious features of Oriental dipolamy, and of an eye to business which has characterized the oili- cial services of some of our representatives in the. consular service. PARIS EXFOSITION ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS. In addition to the names already given in these dispatches, Samuel Devscrt, of Illinois‘, agricul- turist; Dr. J. W. llfallart, Professor of Cheinis- try, University of Virginia, and Orestes Cleve- land. of New Jersey, President of the American Institute. New York, were practically determined upon to-day to be Assistant Comiiiissioners to the Paris Exposition. THE MEXICAN QUESTION. Gen. W. R. Sliafter and Lieut. J. Q. Bullis ar- rived here to-night from the Rio Grande. In conversation they stated that the present policy of the Government on the Mexican border is the only one which will put an end to the niaraudinir expeditions carried on by the half savage inhab- itants along the south bank of the Upper Rio Grande. They state that the ofiicers of the Mexi can forces are apparently in earnest in their ef- forts to suppress these raids. They speak of the I situation, however, as anything but paciﬁc; that the bittercst hostility exists between the Mexi- cans and the Texans, and that complications are not improbable which may involve more serious The ilitiigties _ against Dlaz are actively kept up, and an effort is being made to unseat him under the cry of American sympa- thies. They state that a successful revolutionary movement in Mexico would inevitably involve the Unitedvstates by the attempt of a formidable invasion of American soil by detached parties from Mexico. ' , THE ‘PARIS COMMISSIONERS AGAIN. The pressure from the Cllﬂ'8lClllJ\Sl.'tlte for As- sistant Commissionerships to the Paris Exposi- tion occasions much cmbarrasment to the Presi- dent and the Secretary of State. in consequence of the limited number of positions of this char- acter placcd at their disposal. They agreed that it would have been much better had the law been framed so as to allow thirty-eight of these Com- missioners, or one to each in the list of appli- cants from each State, a gentleman of high at- tainments, and it is with much hesitation that they assume to make any discrimiiiations. It is intended, however, to select the best gentle- men ii. the States that will be favored with these appoiiilments,in tlieliope that Congress maythink best to add eighteen more appointments of this class, so that each may have one paid Commis- -sioncr. SECRETARY SHERMAN’S CIRCULAR. The following circular to Oilicers of the Treas- ury Department, deﬂiiing their authority in rela- tion to interpretation of public contracts, has been issued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, D. 0., December 31, 1877.——DEPARTMENT NO. 1-16. SEORETARY’s OFFICE.-The following‘ is based upon decision of the Supreme Court iirthe case of Hawkins vs. United States (No. 700. October tern}, 1877), and publication is made for the in- formation and guidance of officers in _charge of public works, etc. , under control of this depar*- ment, and all parties having or seeking to have dealings with the department through such of- fleers . ‘ ' - * do 1. When a service of a better or iiighel 2.419- than that required. bv c011l»1'80l3 13 1'8?lC1e1'Cd 110011 j the demand of a public silent.‘ 811011 demand be‘ ing made upon an interpretation of the contract_. the contractor can have no claim 110011 We United States. Nor will notice given at the time 130 811 authorized agent of an intention to present a claim for additional allowance on account of such better service change the rule. 2. When a contractor holds hinjselfriot bound ,1 to a performance which is sought to be required "of him, he will immediately state his objections supersede Wells and thus quash the whole aﬁ‘air,, l ‘pass me 8911353’ ‘ma peal will be made to the Ministerial Court over; savings banks and insurance companies in this city be also invited to attend the same meeting and to participate in the discussion. The following were appointed as the committee 1Vi‘iTolyidedDfoi' (givétlie resoliitioii: George S. Coe, _V i lain ow — . D. Vermil e M T. l Vail and C. F. Hunteyr.’ VV(i)lSl('i3:ni resiilentof the Bank of North America occu- gldelﬁgliqlcélisgireat ftlgtcli (llC(31‘3Illlg‘, afiid WillihmdA. ,‘ - 1 11‘ S r 0 e caring ouse, acts as :)()7I(‘Jli\eLilhgrcsentatiV'es of the banks present were: FYIV. Bank of New York; Morrison. illanhattan; ]VB7qi(;rli1i‘itlye, ll’-{‘€.3l'(}ll2'tlll,fE";ﬂThOl11§iSOll, Merchants’ -' ‘1lllI6' anion ‘a min‘ earsal I5ut'i > s’ and Drovérs’; Ihlontdgue, Seventli Ward; 356, American Exchange; Dowd, Bank of North America; Iluhter, People’s; Woodward, Hano- ver; Jewctt, Irving; Conistock, Citizens’; Har- ris. Nassau; Boyles, Market; Smith, St. Nicho- 1aS: Stout, Shoe and Leather; Pool, Manufactu- rers’; P. C. Calhoun, Fourth National; Win. Wheelock, (leiiti-al National; Nazi-O, Ninth National; Baker, ‘Bll"St National; Gordon, Third National, and Rochelle, German American. in, . Action at new Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, January 5.—The following pre- amble and resolutions passed the New Orleans Clearing House Association this evening: 6' Whereas. there passed the House of Repre- sentatives of the United States, on November 5, 1877, during the -special session of Congress,’ an act commonly kn‘ow_n as the Bland Silver bill, the purpose of which act is to. remonetize‘ silver, which was deinonetized by act of Congress passed February 12, 1873, and to make legal tender at its face value of what is only at present worth, in the markets of the world, 90-to 91 cents; and Wliereas, it seems imminent that this bill may possible that it may become the law of the land; and ' Whereas, Certain newspapers of the North have cliartred that the South is favorable“ to the passage of this law; now, therefore, be it Resolved, by the baiikscomposing the Clearing House Association of New Orleans, and repre- senting almost entirely the banking capital of the largest commercial city of the South, That we most uiiquaiiliedly deprecate and protest against the passage Of any law authorizing the coinage of silver except as subsidiary coinage, without a ' legal tender value, or, if so, for a very small amount. Resolved. That we look upon gold as the recog-“ nized standard of value of the World; that we consider a biiiletallic standard as not ohlydaiiger- one, but entirely iiiipracticablc in the face of the immense increase of production of silver, and it consequent fluctuation in value, and that for th country to adopt silver asa nioiioiiietiilllc,.st,;§.;gi ‘ at-iljilst at this time, when we are i. need of a more extended and merce with other nations, would b if untold injury to almost all our industr '1 ,,,, Resolved, That, if for no otl1ei'i'eason,"E'l’"i"' coiisiderable amounts. Resolved, That the country has been suffering for sixteen years the evils always consequent. upon an irredcemalile paper currency; tlist through much tribulation, and mainly by the re- duction of interest. upon the public debt of the country, rendered possible only by the preserva- tion, so far inviolate, of the ﬁnancial pledges of the Governnzient, and which, in ourjiidgment, is at once the cheapest and by far the most honor- able wav of reducing the biirdciis of the people, we have reached a point where our Governmenvs l’l0ll-l1ll.C1‘CSl}-l)Céll'lllg‘.pl‘Ol’lllSBS to pay can be ex- changed for gold at a discount of only 2% per ' cent, and where the nation can borrow money at 4 instead of 6 per cent inter- . est, El saving to the people of 33% per cent, and encouraging us to hope that at he very dis- tant day goldniay be at par, and o'urcouutry then on a solid financial ground for the luture expect- ation ofprosperity,arld till‘ I; at Such a time it would not only be a very long step backvvard, but an ut- terly dC‘ll'l0l‘zlllZlll;.:' ﬁnancial experiment to relia- bllitate silver with the legal-teniler power at all. and far more so at an inﬂated and fictitious valua- tion of fully 10 per cent. Common honesty and public inorality alike demand prompt payment in full of obligations, and our Government should be the last to'set the example of affixing, a ficti- tious value to anything. ¥Vorl~: for the Supreme Court. WASHINGTON, D. C.,.J-anuary 6.—-The United States Supreme Court will resume its session to- morrow, pursuaiit to holiday adjournmeiit. The Jredit Mobilier case will be argued before the full bench at seine early date. The Court, in View of the great importance of the Charleston City tax cases, and of the fact that the bench was not full when tliev were argued abouts month ago, has ordered them to be reargued early next month. The questions brought before the Court by these cases are whether a city or other munic- ipal corporatioh under a State law can impose a a tax upon its Own obligations in the hands of non—resider.t-s. The City of Charleston levied 2 per cent upon its 6 per cent stock, and directed its ’I‘rcasurer to witliholtl an amount of tax from the interest due. l‘iiessrs. Murray and Jenkins-one a resident of Gerinaiiy and the other of Maryland ——bi-ouglit Suit in the State Courts to recover t he amounts thus withheld from them, and a majority of the South Carolina Supreme Cotirt sustained the validity of the city’s action. This decision was appealed to the Supreme Court,_on the ground that the law imposing such taxation was an act impairing the obligation of a contract, and therefore a violation of the Federal Constitution. The cases attract great attention in ﬁn.-incial and business circles, as it is perceived that acknowlcdgnient by the Supreme Court of the power thus claimed to treat municipal debts dtie to non-residents as property liable to local taxation, may lead, in many instances, to their being taxed out of existence, or, in Otlicrwords, to repudiation under the form of taxation. In a similar -case, namely, that of the Cleveland and Ashtabula Railroad Company vs. the State of Pennsylvania, five of nine men.hers of the Sti- .pi-eme Court held the State could nottax non- resident holders of railroad bonds. but the result of pending cases is consideicd extremely doubt- ful. The Fatal Mistake of a Nurse. - Special Disnatcli to the Globe-l’Jeniocra.t. \ INDEPENDENCE, MO ., Jaiiuaryo.--Mrs. J. Gor- don, of this ‘ city, died early this morning from the effects of an overdose of morphine, adminis- tered by mistake. She had been in ill-health for about one year, and a few hours previous to her death her physician left her some quinine, but her nurse accidentally adnziiiiistercd iilorpliihe in its stead, which resulted in her death. ' Heavy Cotton Shipments. NORFOLK, VA. , January 6.--Four vessels clear- -ed to-day for Liverpool, loaded with -cotton, amountinglto 25,000 bales. valued at,$1,500,000, the largest shipment ever made in one day from any Southern port. The Ship‘ Baring Brothers, Capt. Thorndyke, takes out 7.860 bales, the larg- est cargo ever shipped from this port or any other _, KL‘, V ‘I ‘ If-, d.ispatch...~states-that‘ the Russian loss S «N . of silver alone makes it entirely lllll)l‘aCLlC£lb1Cm“.l'Pari& from Constantinople states that the Porte a medium of eﬁecting exchanges of values in any 'Layai'd has handed to the Ports the Russian an- Soitthern port. ' l, Saturday, was attacked with a violent fever, J the following, in ollicial form: ' ‘We have reason to believe that France within the last few days requested information from the British Foreign Ollice as to whether Eiirland contemplated any action with respect to Egypt, and that assurance had been given in reply that none was contem- plated.” Another Cabinet council has been suinnioned for Monday. I EGYPTIAN TROOPS-EOR TURKEY. ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, January 6.—-Five thou sand more troops sailed from Egypt for Turkey. A further re-enforcement is preparing. 1 ‘ MILITARY MOVEMENTS. LONDON, January 6.-A dispatch from Ragiisa reports that the Prince of Montenegro has reas- sumed command of his army in Albani. Ant-ivari still holds out, although "it has been burning in several places since Friday. It is reported to be provisioned for another month. The Turks are marching from Karitza to endeavor to succor the be.-ieged. Turkish iron-clads bombard the works of the Moiitenegrins. ‘ V THE RUSSIANSROUTED. A telegram from Erzeroum says the Russian infantry and cavalry who advanced to Ilcdija to destroy. the telegraph ,l'in_es,j, iiavcqbeen totally“ routed, after a desperate engagement. “" ' A DESPERATE BATTLE. « ST. PETERSBURG, January 6.-—An cmcial tele- gram s_hows that Soﬁa was entered on the 3d inst., after a skirmish in which the Russians lost only 24. men. A telegram from Gen. Gourko an- nounces adespei-ate engagement occurred Jan. 2, near Bogrov. The Turks attempted to sur- round ﬁve batallions of Russian infantry and a brigade of cavalry; but were defeated, leaving 1,000 dead on the ﬁeld, the Russians lost 200. ’ FROZEN To DEATH. The Russian detaehinent under Gen. Dadeville, which supported Gen. Gourko in his movements over the Balkans, had ﬁfty-three men frozen to (loath in one night, and S20 frost-bitten. An on crossing the Balkans, however, was not so gi-eat,.as itowas first supposed. The Turks 'suﬂ‘eied e.normously, and immense numbers of * D": wounded were found on their positions 31. The whole plain of Kalnai°li wvith Turkish corpses. I ANARMISTICE ASKED FOR. --LONDON, January 6.-'-A telegram received in . R has asked for an armistice through England.‘ RUSSIA'S ANSWER To ENGLAND . Another Constantinople dispatch says Minister swer to Engrlaiid’s note that Turkey should apply for an armistice directly to the Russian Coni- mander in Chief. The transmission of this reply to the Porte had been delayed pending delibera- tions of the Ell9,‘_1lSh Cabinet. VIA SYRIA. A dispatch from Constantinople, via‘ Syria, says that scenes in the Turkish Chamber have been very stormy. An uncoiifirnied report states that the Grand Vizier, Edhem Pasha, tendered his resignation. It is believed the Chamber will be either pi-ordgued or dissolved if it continues to attack the Ministry. THROUGH SHIPKA PASS. LONDON, January 6.--A Bucharest correspond- ent says an oflicer from the Czarowitch’s Head- quarters states Gen. Radetzsky has crossed the Balkans through Shipka Pass, the Turks having abandoned their positions previously because of the Severe cold. I ‘ . TIIE DARDANELLES. ST. PETERSBURG. January 6.-——It is reported Austria. and Germany have vetoed the idea of opening the Dardanelles to Russian vessels Only. Russia has consequently determined not to raise -the question at all. The Czar. for the present, has abandoned his intention of returning to Bul- garia. The Vvest Indie. DRIVEN OFF THE KEYS. KINGSTON. JAMAICA, December *2-7.-A number of American citizens from Baltimore who have taken forcible possession of Moi-ant Keys,'a de- pendency of Jamaica, and who have‘ established the Baltimore Guano Company and have been shipping guano despite the warnings of the United States Consul here and the Government of Jamaica, have been driven oﬂ the Keys by II. M, Steamer Blanche and brought to Kingston. A Capt. Sennett claims to have discovered the Keys, and to have taken possession of them in the iianic of the United States, and protests against the conduct of the Jamaican authorities. , sEN'I‘ENOED~ TO DEATH. A"Cuba.n, who was cliarged with liaving will- fullv set fire to the International Hotel, in Port Au Prince, has been tried, convicted and Sen- tenced to death. The Spanish Consul has inter- fered and also the Coiiiiiiaiider of a Spanish fi-igatc. The l-Iaytian Govcrniiient is, neverthe- less, ﬁrm in its resolution to carry out the sen- tence, and has now been notified by the Spanish i*epi-eseiitative that if it does the Spanish ﬂeet will bombard Port Au Prince in retaliation. Prep- arations for such a coiitingrency are being made. A man of-war has been dispatched from Jamai- ca to watch British interests in Hayti. England. EMRARG OED. LONDON, January 6.--The British Government has enibargoed 2,000 cases cartridges on board a steamer at Cardiﬂ‘, destined for Constantinople. DEAD. I The Marquis of Hilesbury is dead; age seventy- four years. NICARAGUA AND GERMANY. A Berlin coi-respondent states the prospect of an amicable settlement of the dispute between Germany and Nicaragua has improved. FAILED. - ' LONDON, January 6.,--Pierce, Davies & Co., lumber inerchants at Liverpool, have failed. Lia- bilities estimated at £750,000. ' GRANT. Gen. Grant has left Alexandria for Cairo. Italy. THE KING ILL. _ LONDON, J anuarv 6.—The King of Italy is very ill. A telegram from Rome says, the King, on" 2 s-hal; of his incoherent remarks, bringing the house down with him in-loud applause. Mr. Ca_nip— bell’s remarks this eveiiing related more particu- larly to his past experience in the _usc of intoxicating drinks. _ The melan- choly picture was so vividly depicted , that many of the audience were moved to tears. If the meetings were to close now, he will have accoiriplisiied a. glorious work for the communi- ty, but they will continue the ensuing week, with what success remains to be seen. Quincy’s Reform Club. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. QUINCY, ILL. , January 6.——One thousand men, over eighteen years of age, having joined the Red Ribbon Club under Mr. Bont.icue’s ministration, and he being obliged to leaye on Monday, amass meeting of the club was held this afternoon in the Opera House. The hall was crowded, no la- dies being present. A Constitution was adopted, and the association was named the Quincy Re- form Clnb- Oﬂicers were then elected to serve one year. _President‘.-Tom Bi-ooker, City Attor- ney; First Vice President, E. R. Chattcn, City‘ Engineer; Second Vice President, Robert Millard, Third Vice President. Chas. Miller; Secretary, Chas. H. Spencer; Assistant Seci'etary, Chas. Hartley; Financial Secretary, Geo. C. Vandoorn; 'I‘reasur_er, Wm. B. Bull; Steward, S. M. Tuck- er; First Marsiial. O. B. Barton; Second Mar- John l\IcDade; Sergeant-at-Arms, Charles » Rockenﬁeld. The iioinination and election of ‘every one of the officers elicited the most enthu- siastic applause, for, almost without exception,- they are old timers. Several of them Mr. Bon- ticue may claim to have rescued from the jaws of ruin. The President, in accepting, said that for fifteen years he had not enjoyed as clear a head and good an appetite as he had since the 2d of January, when he quit drink- ing. It is the intention. . of the club to at once rent and fit up with billiard tables, card tables, reading and smoking rooms in a building in the heart of the city. The President of the Quincy Library Association has promiseil his inﬂuence with the directors to, have the line library placed at the disposal of the club. To- ni;-:°ht a closing mass-meeting was held at the Opera House. Hundreds were turned away un- able to gain admission. = Svveariiig Off at; Carthage. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CARTHAGE, MO., January 6.—The Murphy movement in this city continues to increase. Since Thursday night. when the ﬁrst meeting was held, nearly 500 have signed the pledge. Two large mass-meetings are being held to-night, one in the Methodist and the other in the Presby- terian Church. The excitement is running high, and the subject forms the only topic of conversa- tion. Many are signing whom it will probably do good, and not least among these are the printers, twelve of whom have already sworn off‘, and are wearing the blue ribbon. The members of the Red Ribbon Reform Club are co-operating in the work, but persistently refuse to take off their red ribbons. Monticello Murpliyites. Special Dispatch to the Globe‘-Deinocrat. . MONTICELLO, ILL. , January 5.—-The Murphy temperance movement, that has been stirring up this city and county, is having a wonderful in- ' ﬁuence. A great many confirmed drnnkards have signed the pledge and given up their cups. The list of earnest workers embraces many of the bestpeople of the city. In fact, the whole popu- lation is moved. It started from a visit of the Reforni Club of Decatur. ‘ _ ' THE CRIIVIINAL CALENDAR. In Dea.th’s Custody-—-T‘he .Insi1ra.nce Crooks. . Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRINGFIE-LD, ILL. , January 6.-—Jacob Ball, an old citizen of this county, died to-day of convul- sions while in custody for contempt of Court. He had been somewhat deranged for some months, and while arraigned before a magistrate for some misdemeanor, Saturday, so conducted himself that the Justice, not aware of the cul- prit-’s condition, committed him for contempt. State Auditor Needles went up to Chicago to- night. to look into the matter of the indictment of his Examiner, Wood, and Actuary Kellogg, on a cliarge of collusion with the officers of the de- funct.PrOtectioii Life. The Auditor asserts the fullest confidence that his subordinates will be able ‘to completely establish their innocence. The Indiana. Coiinterfeiters. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., January 6.——Detective Rathbnrne, of the secret service, yesterday after- noon captured in this city Joseph Spragiie. of Brown county, who is accused of extensively nianiifacturing and circulating silver half dollars. Spragiie was examined by the commissioner and comniitted. He is believed to be the head of a. g.-‘tug, operating extensivelyin this city and vicin- ity, not only in counterfeit Amoncan money but in Mexican coin. Mrs. Guym-an’s Denial. Special Dispatch to the Globe-1)emocra:.. INDIANAPOLIS. January 6.—-Mrs. John A. Guy- man, who was returned to her husband several days ago by Detective Anierthuer, of Cincinnati, last night, for the first time, gave a public de- nial to the rumors coiicerning her reported elope- ment with the negro Brown. She indignantly denies any intimacy with him and says her do- parture from the city was one step toward a ﬁlial separation from her liu.-band, whose conduct was disideasing. Since her return the domestic breach has been healed. Cariboo Quartz. SAN FRANCISCO, January 6.-Advices from Cariboo mining district, British Columbia, con- tinue of a most favorable nature, new quartz lodes being daily struck, and the rock is of a singiilarlyunifoi-in character. Building in Vic- toria, projected and already commenced, is on an unusual large scale. A number of mining com- panies have been incorporated in the city to operate in Cariboo. MacOupin’s Court; House. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. STAUNTON, ILL., January 6.—-At the election held yesterday, this township gave 180 majority against the proposition to compromise the Court House d_ebt by issuing new bonds at 75 cents on the ei'igina_l indebteiliiess, only twenty-twovoies being cast in favor of the compromise. "old English and in answer to his queries the lady told_ him the followina story: ‘ ‘I l‘Cfl10ll'll)Cl' Mrs. IIIOKS as far back as 1852 or 1853, when she was passing; a sum- mer at Newport. She was then what she always has been ever since, a miller showy woman, fond of display and notoriety, and rather popular in a certain class of society. ‘ Her husband, Mr. Hen-. ry Hicks, was a New York merchant, but his identity was appareiitly lost after his marriage, as he was generally spoken of as Mrs. Hicks’ husband in the same manner that the public are apt to allude to the better half of some popular actress. For some years previous to the death of Mr. Hicks, which took place in 1866, Mrs. Hicks lived abroad, and there became a convert to the Roman Catholic religion. She occasionally re- turned to her native country, and burst like a. meteor upon the gay world of Saratoga, a. suin- nier resort which she preferred to Newport as be- ing more suited to her tastes. Mrs. Hicks was never in what is called the test society of New York; but as she always appeared to have agood deal of money,and entertained very handsomely, there were always plenty of guests to respond to her invitations. In Europe Mrs. Hicks made a far greater sensation than ever she did in New York, as the liberal manner in which she lavished her money brought her into notoriety, and being a “foreigner" her receptions were always well attended. Again. as a convert to Catholicism, she became acquainted with some of the Catholic families and their patroiiage assisted her lll keeping up a position in society. While living in London she was several times reported engaged to members of t.l.ie_Bi-itish aristocracy. At one time Lord Henry Lennox was named as the happy man, and then again Dame Rumor coupled her name with that of ex- Minister Schenck. In London Mrs. Hicks gene- rally occupied the liaiidsomest suits of apartments at Claridaeﬂs Hotel, and there she r entertained in magnificent style. It was ‘during her stav at? Cla- ridge’s that the story was told about the proprie- tor calling upon her one day and asking her if she w uld have any objection to occupy another suit O apa.i'tments for a short time, as he expected the Queen of Holland, and that her Royal High- ness desired to occupy the suit. then in her (Mrs. Hicks’) possession. Mrs. Hicks, it appears, was proprietor that the rooms were hers and she“ had not the slightest intention to Give them up; but if the Queen of Holland would occupy them as her guest she would he very happy to entert-a.in heri - GOSSIP ABOUT MR. LORD.‘ , There was a good deal of talk last evening in the clubs and ‘hotel cafes about the last eccentricity of Mr. Thomas Lord. and it appears to be the general impression of the gentlemen who knew him personally that he had not been in possession of his senses for some time past. One gentleman remarked to a Herald reporter, "Why, Thomas Lord has been as read as a March hare for more than a vear. He could not talk rationally on the same subject for half a minute. as he would fly oil” at a tangent upon some other theme i_iot having the most remote bearing upon the question that was being discussed.‘ His sons have been fully aware of his failings for some time past. and it is only a short time ago that one of them told me that they were then trying to get their father to give up the managementof his property, as he was conductiiig his business in a very loose inali- ner and was evidently not capable of taking care of it. They wished, however, to have the ar- rangement made with his consent, if possible, so as to avoid any scandal.” Another gentleman, who is in a position to know a good deal about his affairs, said that Mr. Lord had been acquainted with Mrs. Hicks for several years, and had loaned her about $300,000 during her residence in Europe, and the sum of $79,000 quite recently. If there is any truth in these reports they would probably account for various large sums of money that Mr. Lord has drawn out of his batik at different times, and which his relatives had always been at a loss to account for, as they knew he had not spent it in New York. ' THE COURT PROCEEDINGS. Various rumors were aﬂoat during the day as to what would be the first legal move in the case, it being generally understood that eﬂ'orts would be made at once to have the marriage annulled on the ground of Mr. Lord’s alleged imbecility. As « will be seen by the petition and ziflidavits given below, the age and alleged feeblencss of Mr. Lord are made the first ground of litigious inter- vention. Early in the day Mr. George Defoi-est Lord, of Lord, Day & Lord, appeared before Judge Van Bruntin the Supreme Court, and a whispered dialogue was carried on for seine time between them. The exact purport of this secret confabulation was not known until quite late in the day, when it was asceitalned that an applica- tion had been made for the appointiiieiit of a commission dc lunatico iiiqiiirendo based upon the petition and ailidavits given liereivitli: The petition begins in the usual form and is ad-” dressed to the Supreme Court. It is sigiied by Thomas Lord, lfienry Lord and Francis H. Lord, sons of Thomas Lord. It states that,their father is and has for some time past been deprived of his reason and understapding through Old age, inﬁrmity andrdecay of his natural powers, and is altogether unlit and incapable of the government of himself or the manageinentof his estate. Then follow the usual formal prayer for a coinmission in lunacy. The petition is supported by the alli- davit of Thonias Lord, Jr., who says he is forty- onc years of age, and that his father has lived in the city of New York between sixty and seventy years past and is now 83 years of age and up- ward. According to the affidavit the ailiiant says that his mother died in 1872, since which ‘time his father remained unmarried, and that the Old gen- tleman is now possessed in his own right of a for- tune consisting of realaiid personal estate, the estate being wortli, at present prices, between $900,000 and $1,000,000, all improved and under rental. except a small portion Occupied by him- self. His personal estate consists of bonds, etc. , worth, as nearly as ail:l:-int can ascertain, $300,000, and is under his control. For some time Mr. Lord the elder has exhibited weakness of intel- lect consequent upon his advanced years. He has been in receipt of an income Of about $125.- 000 it year, and has expended not over $25,000 to $30,000 for his Own living expenses. In early life he acquired business habits which enabled him to make judicious investments of his money. DISPOSING OF HIS SECURITIES. Within the last two years he has disposed of large anioiints of Government bonds, the same 1)Blll§..", as aili:-mt believes, Over $400,000. He was eiigasred in no business and had no use for such amounts of money, and has never clearly ex- plained what became of the proceeds, but the al- liant knows that he drew on checks atone time for $48,000 in bills, on another time for $31,000, and at still another time for $5,000. He kept his and deponei-it believes they are lost. He has said that it person in Europe owed him $600,000. When asked the name he became very much ex- cited and angry, and turned the depoiimit out of the oilice where tliey were. There has been no person in Europe within the last two years with whom he bad business connections-, and to whom he could have loaned so large a sum in the ordi- nary course of bus_ir_iess, nor does deponent be- lieve he holds securities therefor, nor any of the usual evidences of debt. On Deceniber2, and again on Deeeinber 9, he drew checks for $2,000, and deponent believes they have been disposed of impi-udenlly without receiving value. A QUEER TRANSACTION AT A. T. STEwART’s. This has caused -.tlarm to his friends, increased bv the fact that he has recently ‘ borrowed very I considerable sums of money, giving his Obliga- L tioiis, now past due, and in one instance a note quite equal to the emergency, and informed the - account in the National City Bank of New York ,, l)lIt._Clld not deposit any of these three shins there, place. Some years since the safe_ was robbed while in possession of Rufus L. Lord, and bonds for about $2,000,000 were taken from it, which have only in part been recovered. Nevertheless depoiieiitlias been unable to induce his father to remove his securities to a safer place. About It month or six weeks ago his ' father lost the keys to his safe, and they were 119! found for several days after. This had happened frequently. One time a hack- driver brought them home, probably left by his father in the coupe. and deponent was compelled on one or two occasions to put a watch over the safe, by placing three men in the ofiice to watch alternately day and night, fearing that what had been done might be done again, which very much displeased his father. Deponent has given up his residence in the country and come to the city to keep an Oversight Over his father’s affairs, and has made it a point to be present whenever be transacted business to see that it was done cor- rectl . Tug affidavit concludes: "I also further stats that since the greater part of the foregoing aflida.- vit was drawn, I am informed and believe that ' my father has been married.” IMAGINARY TRAVELS ABROAD. Henry Lord, an unmarried son, living with his father, makes an aﬂidavit that his 1”:ather’s facul- ties have been lately failing from advanced age. He has noticed that he labors under manydc - sions. He has told him (deponent) about his travels in Russia with his brother Thomas, and his being prevented from going to St. I’etei-sburg by the cholera, when, in fact, he never was in Russia. At another time he said he was therq with his brother Ele-azer. His father now labor: - under the delusion that he acconibanied Henry J.- Anderson,‘ an uncle of deponent, and a great traveler, in Europe and Asia during his travels, and gives detailed accounts of where he went. when, in fact, he never traveled with deponent.’l uncle at all, and deponent never succeeded in persuading him. of his errors. EXTRAORDINARY MARRIAGE PROPOSITION. Francis H. Lord, the youngest Son, says he has lived away from his father-’s house. but their re- lations have always been pleasant and ﬁlial. His father’s mind has been rapidly and seriously fail- ing through Old age, physical debility and other causes. Ills father recently talked with him about arranging a inarriagc between deponent and the daughter of a certain lady, and detailed along conversation with the lady. Deponciii only knew the lady bv name, but his father has insisted on his meeting her, and on his going with him to call on the lady and complete the arraiisre- merit. He wished him to call at 3o’clock on 11 day named to make the visit. From the very ab- surdity of the subject matter be dismissed it from his mind and paid no further attention to it, con- sidering it one of his father's delusions. By ac- cident he liappencd to go there on the day ap- pointed beforc 3 o’clock, and found his fathei dressed, with a carriage ready to take him to tilt lady’s house. and learned from his brothel that he had been ready for some time. At first he refused to participate in such a ridiculous per- formance, when his father became excited and insisted upon his going, stating that he had mad! an appointment with the lady for the hour named. Fiiidiiig that resistance only excited his father, and being ll|‘g‘8d bv his brother Tlionias to go for the sake of paciiying him. he got into the car- riage, taking the precaution to have another ts 'f0llOw, so as to get about his business without delay when he left his father. They drove to the lady's house, where, at his father’s request, he asked for the lady at the door. The servant said she was out sliopping. ‘ He returned to the car- riage and told his father, whereupon he aban- doned the whole matter and went away, and hat never alluded to the subject since. His fathei frequently talked of travels whir:-.h he never made, and quite recently, when talking to lllﬁ father about his own travels, his father insisted he had been in the same cities and was as familial with them as he was. THE JANITOP.’S STORY. Owen llfurphy swears that he has known Thoma: Lorol for twenty-ﬁve years, and for twenty years has been janl.*,or of No. 27 William street, belong- ing to Thomas Lord and his brother, David N. Lord, and had charge of other property of Thomas Lord, so that he was familiar with his income and had abundant opportiinity to Observe his conduct. During the year or two past he noticed that Mr. Lord’.-3 facilities have been falling gradually, but steadily, he Often lliiding diﬂiculty in walking and showing general physical decay, resulting ap- parently from his advanced age. His mental fac- ulties have become impaired to a great extent, as ‘ is shown by it failure of iiieniory and iiidulgiiig‘ in fancies and delusions which had no foiiiidation in fact. He was oinginally a. man very careful in his business habits, conversant with accounts and cor- rect in his Statelnents and calculations. Lately he has becouieioose in his business habits and haslosi the Dower of transacting business with ordinary intelligence. This decay has increased rapidly in the last six moiitlis. In illustration, he speaks of the division of the E540 bill. He says Mr. Lord insisted on his takiiig it check for the whole amount, and, when he left it on the table, Mi-. Lord ieturiied it again and insisted on his keeping it. Mr. Lord had told him about his visits to foreign countries. to Liverpool, London, Rome, Vl3:~".ll.‘lllS, Coiistantinople, Vienna, St. Petersburg and other places. Those conversa- tions have been frequent in the last year and a. half, but he never spoke of them before. His re- lations with Mr. Lord made him faniiliur with his income, and there was no necessity for him to borrow any iiioncy, but for the last two years he has taken securities forlarge amounts from his sale, which he sold, or on which be borrowed money, and a.ftci'ward large Sums were drawn out by him in bank bills, dcponent liaving presented checks l’or hint froin $5,000 to $40,000, which de- poneiit haiided him in bills, which he took with him when he left the Oiiice, and never redcpOsit- ed them in the City Bank, where he kept his ac- count. THE COMMISSION APPOINTED. On the strength of the allegations made in the petition and allidavlts, Judge Van Ilrunt at Once appointed the C following gentlcineii to act as a comnlissioii de L"l.'.?l(<'iiCOillqlLi1‘t‘ll.(l02 If-iiocli L. Fail- cllcr, George A. Peters and dailies I). Fiske. In addition to i.lic Order appointing the Com- mission. the Jiiilge granted an injunction re- straining Iilr. '1‘iioinas Lord Or his ageiits from disposiiig of his. property in any muiiiicr or shape. WAITING FOR “TIIE HAPPY PAIR.” Up to a late ‘hour last night the faintly had no news of their lfaihcr, and the IIICKS Ill:l.ilSlOIl, in Fourteeutli .-treet, was still untciianted by the married couple. The servants, however, at Mrs. Hicks’ ilOllSC,'8X[.l(3(‘.li their mistress to re- turn [O-l'IlOl‘l‘-:)‘i‘.', so the ma.rried couple can not have gone very far on their bridal tour. On their return the irewiy-appointed COlllll’ilSSlO_l.] will commence Lll(‘.‘l' labors and proceed to inquire into thesanity of the bridegroom. Death’s Doings. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. WASHINGTON, IND., January 6.——-Mr. L. W. Johnson. manager of the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company, died very suddenly at the Hyatt House, this city. this evening at 8 O’elock. Tlirough the ice. HALIFAX, J:iuti:iry 6.—-A cab broke through the ice on the Oll[S.ill‘tS of the city, last night, and gwo young women, Flora McDonald and Ida Boutilcer, and John Wilson, driver of the vehicle ; were drowned. 2 5:... Ir \._____ _.__._..._____~ .___...§§ Monte Verde, with her dark eyes and tresseg who, on her arrival in Deadwood, stood upoﬁ \ aboard and was borne through the town 5 on the shoulders , of four Sflﬂppingli miners, and who now deals “21” and dance; v St. Ennis ﬁailg ®IolJ.e-ﬁtiitottai, ﬂlnnoap ﬁlotaiitg. sanitary 'C',1.3'ZS. . l 1, ipnn BOSE or —WARNING. .._......_.._... him, and when a person approaches him’ witches cry out to ‘him that he is doomed. Everybody seeks hislife, and e lives in con- % st-ant terror. He covers -‘his head with blank- ets. and the witches howl at" him and pull at . GENERAL AND PERSONAL» being something less than the mouth of , _ A-' COURT ROMANCE.) I BEECIIER, TILTON AND HELL. ‘ a cave. The fact is, it -was an aninial that he , p : 5 I. p * —-——-‘- should have dreaded to encounter on water or pgcu11a,,. Willof Johntmaﬁrsda-n .m,d_u,e land. We are not giving this as true, but 1,1313-atio,,]t Ucc.,,sm,,ed._.A Family simply state it as it was told to us, and advise Quarrej and “,3 Ke3u1ts.._.Me(uums In- M3. SPURGEON suffers tortures from gout. _A GEIWAN LEGEND- ACCORDING to Noah. a. clove was the ﬁrst coo- Somo Gossip About -the Brooklyn Scan- dalites and Mr. Beecher-’s Latest Sen- sational Uttei-ances. ~ irrom Harper’s Magazine.) i ll her‘. I“‘”’°.°°*“““‘l’ bwlss "may 0111‘ readers 10 Consider it 131‘€‘«l»1Y ﬁ3hY° terested in the Business. “)9 C0V0l'l11i‘=.’'3 he hides, and the Witches ﬁfld [New York Correspondence Springﬁeld Rcpublicami 3 jig with 3 far'0l.f look in her left 9Y8. l _ Stood a cloister, long ago, .- .1 1 to. mm d f . - . t . Ca 5 Jwk too Is 3 Oet and . ll AT. V011100 P3111 W01“ 30 1101‘ 011013 11011301“ 5 By a stream that musically " Dulmg the past fa“: m°m'h.S Sever“ Sm’ ‘ 5 iFr0m the Philadelphia Presﬁ-l ’ an Owe. mm to .ﬁy to 31”’ ‘.‘em9’s ' 9°‘ '7 Frank Moulton has returned from Chicago, -. P ' ‘. ’ ’ - , .p , 3 m‘.131' ill 1 ' _ ’ - _ wand . d . _ ries have found their way into metropolitan _ _ . , . . son for protection. His family live in con- , , .0, cl_-am, as well as it f1‘0_Ilt1LI scout. He rides . gonolo a. . ( eie down fiom Alpine snow. . Seldom do proceedings in a Couit of justice , . , . _ . . but has been hardly well eiiou _ ii to attend to . , . . . , ll . -~ 11 30000113 Walls?! 12810011 Stew ‘ l"m'n“ls' ‘ma’ “O doubt’ mm"-‘Y who perused develo a stran or or: more romantic story “ant fear of mm~and the” lwes have be" business He was ill when liehweiit and his ins h0r5e- hke anslndhm’ ‘um he Ins pat‘h'°3 It HARD times-—l.ondon saloons advertise free Wm, mm pmmvayswmd-mg m'mugh;‘ -them placed (gonsiderable conﬁdence in the t_h’an ‘fat’ leaneifi from ,1‘ report just ﬁled in eoiiieuiiieiidiiralile with him. He can talk bréak_d(;Wn 0n‘the platform ﬂ-m'uUh verv in his voice, so that the miiiers, when th .3,‘ billiards." I Holy brothers dwelt there, praying, same, believing them to be correct, but we _, the Orphaﬁs, Court in 1,‘Im.Sden,s esmte It intelligently eiioiigh on every topic, when the mortifymg to mm was not Smimismg Til; near him sing, do snivel like children. Aunt ,. 1 Mus1n::.su1dIng.hea1‘t8 up-staying. are rather prone to believe that they are ‘ ~ ‘ “ ' witches are. not near-—-and sometimes they . , ’ t, . - -- ‘*2’ lg S?-lly.uc0l01'edwoinaii as broad as she is j MARsHALMAGMAH°R13n°w°aued the who = made-up yarns--—dished up for the occasion, zlppeals t:h.al' J°h“ M‘”'Sd‘3“9 the decedent’ stay away for hours at a time. It is one of tgl‘ ha.” had .“‘°“"“ 10“.ureS_m ‘Lew Ellg mid long, rolls up her big eyes and mutter And they mu ,1, that whaneve, ~ — came to this country many years ago, a poor the most Dmable cases of mental agony t is winter than ever befoie. and the audi- 661156 the ﬁ,._,,t white wuman as em come im and should rather see the animal than to hear A of it lad, to seek his fortune. His industrious and ‘ qconomical habits made his career in the bus- iness he entered prosperous, and he slowly accumulated a fo-i'tuiie,approach.in g closely to ‘$100,000. He had married, on the other side of the water, an English lass, Sophia, a lady . whose name ﬁgures prominently in the con- test now engaging -the attention of the Court. Of this niarriage he had born to him a son, - William C. M-.-irsden, and ii daughter, Han- nah E. Marsden. The father died on the 12th of June, 1874, in his son’s house at Towanda, ; in this State, leaving his wife and two chil- ' tired to survive him. His estate clonsisted of real property and personal securities,iii about shoes have been _unusii_ally good. His last appearance was at Windsor, -Vt., where the old Cohgregationalist Church was crowded to ‘ hear the man Vvllolll Evarts found to be his match on the witness-stand, though some of the Evarts people did their best to prevent the committee from engaging and the people from hcarinir him. A He goes West after New Year’s. There is no need of saying that the sensational stories about‘ his visiting his wife and proposing a make-up have not the slight- est fouiidat-ion._ He never refers to her or to Beecher in conversation, and refuses to be drawn. into remarks; and his intimate friends say that the grave itself could not The cold-handed conqueror Death Called a brother's spirit, never Failed this token of last breath- At the midnight call to prayer, On the fated brother's chair Lay a. snow-white Rose of Warning: He must die at break of morning. to these ’erc Hills. ’ ’ (Foundation for huino ous character.) Finally, there is, or was Wild Bill, who always made it a point to it his man first, but who turnedhis back upon the door one iiight, and as he stood at the‘, bar, asking his friends if their glasses w'ere5l; charged, gavea stranger a chance to shoot .. him in the back, and who now lies biiriedW,'; underneath a stump witliliis epitaph painted in red letters on a pine board. ‘ The rising young genius who wants to achieve fame in litei'ature at one yellow-cover, will please I take the first train for the Hills. brought to the notice of the Commissioners in a long time—-and they have decided to send him to the Mt. Pleasant Asylum, to which in- stitution he will be taken‘ next Monday. ’ DURING the past your 135tons of amber were ‘ dug up in Prussiad I l I Pharoah. ’ ’ PITTSBURG has in dog that canwait at table. RlTU",‘LLSM—_.lN AM I I This must be Old Dog Tray. ~ Fanvrxo is the German Baron who has been J robbing the European Museums. Letter from the Rev. Dr. Evvcr—-—'I‘he Rit- ualistic Party-Questions Asked and Answered. ; To-the Editor of the N. Y. Tribune: _ » _ ‘ _ 8111--In your issue of the 13th is an item in 5 which you give the substance of The’ Church Jam-1i.al’s comments on Dr. Hopkins’ late latter, as follows: _ The serious part of the matter, it says, is that there is to be no peace in the Church. The Ritualistic party have deﬁnite aims. THE LIBERIA MTMIGRATION. In his cell, then uncomplaining, H0.Q\V8ll.ed his last hour, _ Gazing still while life was wan1ng,'l Pi-ayerfui on the warning ﬂower Hung upon thcsacred wood. As once He whose gracious blood From his pigrced heart ﬂows forever, Love's divine,“ unfailing river. Departure of the Colored Emigrants- Sccnes on Board Ship. I From the New York Heruld.l The 2d of January, 1878, was a day of pecu- liar interest to thecolored inhabitants of'New York. The emigration of so many of their brethren to the black Republic in Liberia Mn. SAMUEL BOWLES’ health is now reported _ to be in a critical, but not hopeless state. if A « "MEN.’ ’ 83133 8. Witty French writer, “only rc- mcmber women who forget themselves.’ ’ ON the 28th of December Mr. Simpson Rennie, of Scarboro’ , On:., sowed ,9. field with spring "' "'“-.' '-A . ....__..-. ,..‘ .—.v.v.... _. . O .........-...,......,. M... ._......................._,.. ., , _ __,,,_ wheat. 11' is estimated that holders of stocks in Boston will receive during this month in dividends $10,- 000,000. I IN the Maine House of Representatives there wh . here are the ambitious who want (1 ' - (1 1i d‘ ft ‘th id in ’s . - .- , . _ in im ression th-‘t le does not b 1' ve' ta Paymaster General of the Army that Consu are any f‘““7“°1'5o 3°'°““’°“ 5h°P‘k°°P°"5 “nd but But upon the early mori-ow pl‘e§::IIlel1t, and see the value of siding with . illezléfltilflisalllagt v\lI]illu.‘]l$:l,d atesagameﬁit (ldeposiilsled 5:1?“I:-jgiﬁghe“?£3rk3£J:,%(3£:§dC£;£t’S£102?!go loxgzal Endless hell, but the ixianﬁéﬁ ojlfnil; General Bade-au, at London, twould be re twelve lawyers. o'er the lowly cloister wall a compact party which moves and votes under there, This will was dated in the year 1866, 0:cfOck_ But the description of the p,.epM.a_ shocked many of his friends over here. Such ll6V€d. and that he Would the" Seek 1113 P33 THERE were 150 failures in Boston in the last three nionths of 1877. The aggregate liabilities were $4,287,740; the assets, "$735,510. Mn. JAMES C. FLOOD, of Nevada, is a generous He gave to various ‘charitable institutions man. Christmas gifts amountingto more than ‘$6,000. RUDOLPH. Crown Prince of Austria, is aboutto make a -visit of several months in England in order to-make an exhaustive study of British institu- tions and agricultural and scientific matters. 11‘ does not refresh one's faith in human nature rious illustration of the warmth of the past month; it was a colunibine flower and leaf growing out of doors. SHE will not let hing go. The widow Oliver yet and cries for more. She asks for $5,000, and the aged ex-Senator has employed three lawyers. among them Gen. Ben. clings to Simon Cameron, Butler, to “save him from that woman.” PL.u'rEi) and belted bssques are great favorites, oversklrts made with long plaits in the back, and not looped at all. All »basques and waists have collars of some kind, either square sailor collars or deep pointed ones- BREACH of trust is not viewed lenientlv in France, where people are very careful of their a very noted notary at Ana-ouleme, has been found a defaulter to the and are worn with money. M. Guilhot, ONE of the religious lights of Providence has He was James Degnan. an active member of St. Joseph's He has absconded with a large amount of money. part of which was the proceeds of an been suddenly extinguished. Church. orphans’ fair. Foivrv-rive years before her visit to Lord Bea- consﬂeld. at Hugbendcn, in the old posting days, Queen Victoria, then a girl of thirteen, with her mother, the widowed Duchess of Kent, stopped at the old Red Lion Inn, in High Wycombe, on their way to Stowe. Tun last Paris canard is that Mr. Mackey is about to buy the title of Count. Perhaps he wants to be in Count, and, if he does, there is no reason why his countrymen should refuse him the . . . the Fountain followed with an ole; inons and left at onec° the guild liiirrered in a. adniitted to probate. After some months ~ (1 1 . - d- - k the en.01.0ft_hei,.WW It - . b_ f h : -H 1 1 . b at _h f a (1 n 3, 5 .3 41 1, v ,, 8 _, .. 9 . . rs _ . . . . no 0 pensive me itation. stoc ssee _ _z,8. is pic at or swi_ ant vvio flu sis s on t e 0 :33; g::;“(;nJ:u:::ef"" 0 y e 13 mm “mad 850.5“ ”‘“l'.m.l°d ‘"500 barrel’ 0"01'Y 09-Y. The i1i9"“l"“‘Fl °X“°‘°“°° “'“.h. 3 fez’ m‘°if“l"?"3 ‘"10 had elﬁlisetds ﬁW‘l1‘3“‘ l"’_g““ l'° 0"’; _ ADIEUI A_DIEUl lematical whether our big railroads will ever tune of 1118, wife, heiress of the late M . ° l”"°° °f ‘"1 m 1359 "03 $20 0 l’‘“'‘'°l- 111 D0‘ "‘.”‘l‘°“‘ mﬁuence’ “mi “’ me 9" “St ‘is 113' f‘°Ve’ . t‘ "1 M ‘'5’ . p§:e§°‘%"° was “£3 Capt. Richardson had intended to cast off pay any more dividends; the‘ little roads pay Hope, of the great Dutch house. His cousin, A CANADIAN Jutlto has declined to dismiss an cember. 1800, it had fallen to $3 50. Then Se1“«’0d 00‘-1ll1- 1'9 W03 0 mere 0301001‘ 10 the ‘*5 ackepm 3 35 ll’ '1 38” “*1 e’ t the Liberia’s moorings at 10 o’clock, but the as formerly. The Philadelphia and Baltimore the Duke of Hamilton, having sown a pleat-ll-1 action for damages because of seduction under promise, where the sednocr was 4: minor, and the plea was raised that, being a minor. he could not bind himself to marry. The case, he said, must proceed on its merits. A cmznx of Boston writes to the Trmtscript to inquire win’ the man who rang the chimes in the belfry of Clir'ist.Cliurch, that city. on New Year's 111070-010 110‘ 000 1° "010 0011 T110110?" 800 $015. 118"? 1101101‘ 00011 10301190 Blllce. 111811 01l191‘S- 301 33 101' were 00108’ 0115’ it)’: 1300 ‘‘d00t~01‘S’’ agreed: 3110_P,1'00°“n°0d labored for twenty years as missionaries in lv esteemed worth $2,000,000 fourvears ago 3 a man of admitted ability, who"? "What Can the Matter Be" those other attractive UP 10 1110 fall .01 185? the nearest railway leader 0!‘ leadi’-1'3 W110 P1011: 3110 SW0 0005- the Palm” 3 rank forge"-‘f° Wlumm the’.‘‘’' Liberia, and were among the passengers, ex- are now negotiating mortgages on their fami- has ﬁlled very responsible positions‘ with and appropriate selections. "Lucy Long" and 5l3‘,‘°‘“' _t° lib” °‘,l t°“‘“0"3' W1‘-7° C017!’ and 3110 W110 3_1‘0 f_0ll9Wed as leaders, “adroit” f0l'6 S01r1,é_fl1".00““59l~ fwd tged ‘_"‘l.’(‘11?Pe3l "uh pressed themselves in the most hopeful mzin- ly residences. Not more than 75 per cent of credit, The Duke of Sutlierlaiid is devote " "We Won't Go Home Till Morning.” Um?“ cu!’ m En” Comlty’ P?" W the ,At’ °“ °lhe‘I“"‘3°'. ‘t '5 n°t°‘‘,°u” lhaf, lb? m.°"‘f; the R"5‘°‘e‘ °°'“e3m,’g l’ ‘P W ‘ ‘EV °f ‘.119 her as to the prospects of the our people, if forced to settlement to-day, to mechanical science, and the improveinen 1311110 ‘"10 G100‘ W0-“BT11 Rallwlip thirty 1091": 51000 1*’ P3559“ fmm "9 P“*°-“te documemv ‘“‘d the ploceedmg” W°”’r°m“" Affican republic, which, said they, would be solvent.” of his estates by its means. The Duke of St THE ladies of the White House, Washington, stave ii tea-party at 5 o'clock Thursday evening, which was largely attended. Social circles were considerably agitated over the matter, as it is re- giirded as a new departure in social life in Wash ington. and is the mat time that 3 formal ~ tea- party has been given in the White House.—[Pli'il- Idelphil Times. A Sr. PAUL (Miim.) woman is indebted to a blundei-ing exm-essman for her Christmas pres- ent. He ciii-riecl a china tea-set. intended as a a day lifted John Steel from a farm is_i'ndeed true; but that’ it thus “raniiﬁes a skillful siiirulatioii of_ the handwriting of the 1W1).“1t0wed out of her dock the emigmuts This Gimrd House cost $100,000. and under a of the Scotch DukeS,theab]eSt are Buccle 310-10111‘-‘~ W100! 005‘-111011011 011118111138 Day. l3l101'01"°9 P3 t0 _lhe, ‘"°0m0 0‘ 0 PI'l110_e. “V1111 00010‘ 0181111133110“ 15 ‘l““'0°l'1'°“°°“3- d"'.°ed"'m' 11197 baseqme“ mdiimem’ they waved their hats and liaiidkercliiefs, antlhur- niortgage was sold for $110,000 in 1861. It and Argyll. The former manages his v' , wliereit was received with rejoicing by the lady 0110 9101'“? 111111 111 that reckless life Surely no men have been more open and frank Said. 1111011 1110 0005113109‘! character of the railed with a will in response to the vehement was built by Mr. Edwards. an operator in estates with ii judiciousiiess, kindness anti‘. of the house. When the mistake was discovered her husband bought her I similar set to assuage her disappointment. A FRENCII small-pox patient lately escaped from his rooms, which an attendant had left for a few minutes, and rushed out into the night. In his dcliri-um he ran frantically across the country, plunged into water. and was at length discovered lyimr apparently exhausted; but from that mo- mom. he began rapidly to recover. The doctor says that his prescription will now be in such cases, take a walk. TALE of: goose. It is an inmate of the Halifax Public Gardens, and whenever a certain gentle- man appears leaves the pond to press to him, sit athis feet, and follow him around like a dog, having to be forcibly prevented from going after Once, alas! the Rose of Warning I Chose a youth. ’Twas hard to die When uponthc world life's morning Had just opened her young eye. Hastily and stealthily . Ere the others enter, he Laid the flower to warn another-— An old, weary waiting brother. Rose it long, loud wail of sorrow; 'l‘bcre were two for burial! The old mun in lianpy rest, VVith his hands upon his breast; But the 3/outli , all pale, distorLed- Who could guess how he departed? And -the Rose upon its bosom , Wore a fearful stain of blood! Never more the snow-white blossom ’ 'Wariiecl the sorrowing h,rotiierliood. Vawlv they. in lnitlnlght bell, Watched for that sad miracle; For with blood was it polluted, And for service pure unsuited. For the murder-curse clings to them. THE LAND FLOVVING WITH OIL. Some of the Wells That Made Oil Val- ﬁy 1<a.1nous--Fightiiig‘ the Combina- 011. ' [From the New York Sun.) TITUSVILLE, PA. , January 2.——As long ago as 1806, Nut Carey, the peddler, began his oil speculations on Oil Creek. He placed ﬂannel cloths in the stream to absorb the oil that ﬂoated on the surface. ‘Wriiiging out the cloths, he bottled the product and peddled it about the country as a liniment. He called it Seneca oil, and it became famous. In 1815, the late Gen. Havcs,of Franklin. skimmed off three barrels of this oil from springs along the creek. The locality siibseqiieiitlfbecaine the Baltimore. They were coiisigned toa mer- chant there. The smell arising from the oil was so offensive to the merchant’s customers that he was conigelied to take it from his cel- lar. He ordere it to be emptied into Chesa- peake Bay. Thus ended the ﬁrst attempt at exporting crude petroleum. In August, 1850, E. L. Drake forced a drill through the rocks on the McElhany farm. Seventy-one feet down the drill tapped a. stream of petroleum. It spouted out in such quantities that it was given the name of the Fountain. Three hundred barrels it day spouted from this pioneer oil well. In a few months the valley of Oil Creek was a forest of derricks. The second well that reached the “river of oil,” as it was called, was the Phillips, on the Tart farm. It ﬂowed 3,000 barrels a day. The Empire well. not far from followed other big strikes, and the yield be- came so great. that the price fell in October, 1861, to 8 merely nominal ﬁgure, the highest price for over a._ year being 22 cents. In 1862 the market again became active, and the de- standing the great wells that were added to the quantity produced. in 1864 a barrel of oil was worth $13 50. It declined again in 1865, and the prices of that year, averaging about miles distant. The oil was carted on wagons, over roads cut for the purpose most of the way, to these points for shipment. During fresbcts it was ﬂoated on ﬂatboats to Pitts- burg. The Oil Creek Railroad was completed to Tit-iisvillc in October. 1862, and that place became the centerof shipments. The wells in Oil Creek that became celebrated for their great production reached their highest in 1864-5. These were Buchanan Farm. with 8 ﬂow of 4,000 barrels a day; Widow Mc- Clintock, whose great yield of 2,000 barrels that gave him the name of “Coal Oil Johnny,” and reduced him again, with the collapse of his wells, to a life of drudgery; Tarr Farm, 4,000 barrels-a day; Mc(.‘liiitock, 3,000; Story, 3,000; Mccra . 2.700; Farrel, 4,000; Funk Faiuii, 3.000; lood, 3,000; and the Wild Cat, Benningiioof and Stephenson farms each yielding 1,500 barrels a day. Then there was the celebrated Pioneer Run wells. ﬂowing 4.000 barrels; those in Beiiniiighoof Run, 6.000 barrels; and the Bull, Cow and Gulf Runs, 2,000 barrels. Taken in the above two years, the capacity of Oil Creek oil terri- tory was, on an average, 50,000 barrels it day. In 1865 there were at least ten different farms the yield of any one of which was double the entire product along Oil Creek to-day. Five farins, which in 1865 produced nearly 20,000 barrels a day. ‘now give up less than 150,while hosts of others, whose daily yield was a for- tune to their owners, are as dry as chips. The mand continued to increase until, notwith‘- ‘ They are perfectly organized. There are the secret confraternitiesandguilds--the heart of the movement iinderadroitleadership. There and help. T_liere are the sentiment-alists, W 0 gush va eiy, and whom gush will lead any- directioh. There are the timid, who fear the hostility of a party which ramiﬁes with its so- cret or open organizations all through the Church, etc. ' ’ . Such comments are cal ulated to stir, once more, fears and irritatio in the Chuch which would be as unhappy. as they would be groundless. - If the present peace in the Low, in their common zeal for the Master’s cause, are not permitted to let the abandoned other, if they are not permitted to love_ and - respect each other, if they are not permitted enough already between the Low Churchinen of all grades on the one hand, and the High Cliurchmen of all grades on the other; but if, notwithstanding these diﬁerences, the two can live togetherin the same household (as they had just begun to learn that they can), inspired only with 8 loving emulat-ion as to which, with its own means, shall do the best for the Master among our fellow men, it would seem to be cruelty to the Church and to all'parties in it., to stir up strife by unguarded state- ments calculated once more to set Catholics in a false light before their brethren who dif- fer with them. If Catholics only were to sufler from such statements. I make no doubt not one of them would lift his voice in the matter. But the trouble is, the whole Church will feel the consequences more or less. ‘What are the real facts? among men who are understood to be ‘ ‘Cath- olics.” ~ 2. Are there any “seciet coiofraternities and guilds at the heart of the movenieiit” in the Anierican Church?’ Not one. 3. Are there any secret confraternities or guilds at all? Not one. Some nine or ten years ago one single society was organized which possibly might have been called, in some sense, a secret body. M-any earnest men, lay and cleric, joined this organization under the distinct understanding that its ob- ject was to combine Catholic-minded laymen for the purpose of sustaining and co-operat- ing with aband of clergy in practical work among the. poor and neglected classes. It soon appeared, however,’ that no such real work was to be undertaken. The conse- quence was many members were disgusted moveinent—-a flash and over with. On this small apex the whole inverted pyramid of “secret confraternitics and guilds at the heart of the movement" has been built up by the uninformed to alarm the tiinoroiis. 4. As for the “adroit leaderships.” That is an entire myth. Of course there is s Cath- olic movement in the Church, and has been since 1833. Of course some persons are, from various causes, more prominent in it stage, has gone on widening and deepening without orgaiiization and without leaders. It has long since passed out of the hands of man and solely into the hands of God. 5. Do Catiiolic-minded men form a “coin- pact piii't_v’ ’? Not in the least. 6. Do they ‘ ‘move and vote under direc- tion’ ’ 1' This is the mere groundless imagin- ation of a heated brain. ‘ That the party, if that which is without or- ganization and without leaders can be called a party, “ramiﬁes all through the Church, ’ ’ in what they do and what they say than the so-called Ritualisls. If this movement were merely of man, then it might well summon to its aid the machinery of secret societies, coni- act orgaiiization, drill and admit leaders. gut God has for the last ﬁfteen or twenty years taken care of it in its rapid rowth him- self without these adjuncts. All( , somehow, in his hands, no weapon that has been formed against it hath prospered. F. C. EWER. New York, December 13, 1877. Reformed Episcopalianfsm. [From the New York 'I‘ribune.l assigned as the cause of the Rev. Di'.Williain Newtoii’s withdrawal from the Protestant Episcopal Church. In a letter to Bishop Ste- vens, of I’eiins_vlvania, he states that his eyes have been opened to the saddest conclusion of his life; that by slow degrees a change has are the men outside, those who sympathize 1 Church be not maintained, if all, High and — weapons rest that have been used "against each 4 A growing demand for sensuous worship is ' equal proportioiis, to the value, as is said above, of $100,000. - - Where the property was to go after the old man’s death has been the subject of many family conversations; it resulted in Williain’s going down to the oﬂice of Mr. Siddall, who was his father’s conveyaucer and conﬁdential and by its provisions the widow, Sophia Mars- den, was given a life estate in the whole prop- erty. At her decease the personalty was to go to the son William absolutely, and he was made trustee of the real estate for the beneﬁt of his sister Haniiah“. ‘William was also ap- pointed by this_will. his father's executor. This disposition of the property, evidence was adduced to show, was in accordance with what the old-man had said he intended doing. Letters of adininistration were takm out by William. Here may be ‘mentioned the fact that Mrs. Marsden, at the time other hus- band’s death, had been blind for thirteen - had been married and divorced, but before her divorce the will above mentioned was made, in which were provisions made in con- templation of her marital state. For seine time after the old man's death nothing oc- curred to mar the serenity of the family re- latioiis; but by-and-b_ve a son of Heiinah’s, while rummaging in an old bookcase, found a paper within the leaves of an old coiicordance of the Scriptures, which runs as follows: JOHN MARSDEN’S LAST WILL. . If I should not live to come home from the country, I give my farms in Sullivan County to my son lvilliam. All the rest of my prop- erty, real estate and personal, I give to my dear wife, Sophia Marsden, for her to dispose of as she may think proper. Hereby revok- ing all former wills made by me, my dear wife to be sole executrix of this my last will and testament. ‘ knowledge of her brother (he being at the time in Bradford County), quietly went down to the Register of \Vills’ oﬁice, and bad the paper probated as the will of her father, John M-arsden. This writing was made upon thin tissue paper, such as is usually used for tracing. It is not witnessed by anybody, and, in this respect, differs from the other, which has the names of‘ three witnesses ap- bended. Hannah then wrote to her brother, apprising him of what she had done. Wil- liam immediately hied himself to Philadel- phia. went to the Register’s oﬁcc, and upon an inspection of the paper, pronounced it genuine, and that it was his father’: hand- VVl‘IIlll"'. Hetheii ﬁled an affidavit with the Register renouncing his trust under the for- mer will, and the widow entered into admin- istration of the estate under the paper last old regime. The mother was now supreme. Hannah lived with her, was her nurse, her conﬁdant, and her constant companion. His sister, who was his elder in years, new be- gun to exercise that authority which her rela- tions witll her mother seemed to warrant. William chafed under restraint, and, his sus: picions beingf aroused, be summoned experts to examine the will under which his mother was then acting. With an unusual unanim- ted to the Orphans’ Court for investigation and trial. The Court appointed as its exam- iner ‘Wm. H. Peterman, Esq., before whom, at various hearings held from March to N 0- vember, testimony in the matter was taken. The coiitestant called in his behalf - V. Rench, of Lancaster, an exper I writing of wide reputation; T Pierce, of the Union Business Col city,aiid Passmore Williamson, 3 we . convey'aiicei', also of this city, who uiia mouslv pronounced the paper as a forgery,‘ writing, which was unnatural and entirely inconsistent with the cliaracteristics of the decedent’s handwriting, other specimens of which, whose genuiiieness was admitted, being offered and accepted in evidence for the purpose of comparison. They further said the paper upon which the alleged will was written presented unusual facilities for tracing, and was in itself suspicious and dam- natory. The widow presented on her behalf her daughter Hannah, who testified that her father had fi°equeiitly promised her before his death that he would change the will of 1866 and make new provisions for her secu- rity. A son of this Witness, a namesake of the decedeiit,then detailed how he found the pa- per in controversy upon a certain evening in December, while looking up his Sunday- school lesson with the aid of the old concor- dance. It further appears from Hannali’s testimony that her mother was in the habit . of the thousands that had been sent out should have naturally excited the deepest in’- terest among the dusky denizens of Thomp- son, Sullivan and other streets wherein our colored fellow citizens dwell. No wonder, tlierefore.th:-it pier No. 6, yesterday morn- ing. was lined by a curious crowd of colored people who had come to witness the de- tion for the departure of the colored emi- grants in yesterday’s Herald had also attracted to the pier a goodly number of the Caucasian race. Rev. Dr. Orcutt, the General Secretary of the American Coloniza- tion Society, and several other gentlemen- from the Bible House who are interested in African missionary labor, were present to see them off. There were not quite sixty, as stated yesterday,foi' in the last moment a few _ yielded to fear and timidity and declared they would not sail. One colored man, Lewis, who originally was determined to go, was overcome by the trepidation and ner- ' ly on boardhe found that nearly all were present. THE FINAL PREPARATIONS. . The scene on board the Liberia as the hour for weighing anchor approached was one of great. animation and bustle. The women in their thin calicoes—they did not seem to mind the cutting wind in the least—-kept up an un- ceasing loud chattering and cackling, while . their lords and masters run about in their airy and tattered garments, arrangiiig every detail of their preparations. A few of the "emigrants looked well dressed and comforts.- ble, and some, who were large spectacles and looked like D. D.’s, comported themselves with perfect dignity. A visit below showed that while their accommodations were not particularly luxurious, yet they were fairly comfortable. ‘ ‘Fifty dollars per head is about the lowest price for which we can ship Africa the present era of retrenchment made its inﬂuence felt; “this includes passage as well as full board for the voyage, which, you must remember, is one of nearly 5,000 miles.” Many of the emigrants anx- iously inquired of Capt. Richardson when they would probably arrive at Monrovia, the capital of Liberia. He said probably by the 5th of February. Then some timorous dar- kies, who evidently had a great horror of seasickness,were eager to be informed wheth- er the ‘passage usually was ‘fever and above rough,” and the captain’s invariable reply was that they might be “pretty seasick” for the ﬁrst week or so, but they would soon “get over it” when they passed into the warmer ;latitudes. At this the prospective citizens of Liberia shook their curly heads in a doubtful sort of way and relapsed into 51 pe- ‘now. _ Perhaps the great wickedness of this city _,as their failure was very largely owing to winds being; very unfavorable some delay had to be submitted to. This was eagerly em- ployed by the emigrants in shaking hands with the few colored and white friends who repeatedly bade them a hearty Godspeed to their new home, and by the Rev. Mr. Orcutt in purging upon the better educated of the emigrants the greatest zeal and diligence in the work or spreading Christian civilization in Africa. The brothers Deput-ie, who have was certain to become 9. great civilized empire, populated by a Christian and pro- gressive portion of the colored race. Mr. Orcutt proudly called atteiition to the fact society scarcely any had been found to return to this country. '1‘lio very ave come back were of that class of anal sorelieads who would be dis- ’ ywhere and everywhere. At last, 1' 11 o’clock, the ﬁnal moment t~'nd now, as the good bark was being parting salutations of the scant throng on the pier. Don Carlos Robbed. [From the Pall Mall Gazette.) Don Carlos, who is at present staying at Milan,has been the victim of a jewel robbery. He discovered a few days ago that his collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece had been abstracted from his luggrige. There seems to be seine doubt as to where the robbery was effected, one opinion being that the collar was stolen at Venice, from whence Don Carlos came to Milan; while, on the other hand, it is suspected on many grounds that it was car- ried off at the latter place. All that is known for certain is that the collar is gone, and that the loss was discovered last Sunday, when Don Carlos, on l'ei1Il‘lll-llg to the hotel where he is sojourning, found that the case which usually contains the collar was empty. The po- make the separation between him and his wife more total and ﬁnal. Beecher draws his usual crowds, and is as much of a ﬁgure as eyer, though he seems to be far less of a force. His late deliverance on the subject of endless punishment did not startle nor sur- prise people, for it has long been the prevail- a deliverance as this from Henry Wai'd Beech- er ten years ago would have shaken American orthodoxy to its foundation, and have led to no end of coiitroversy. Nobody speaks of it Is this change owing to altered theo- logical conditions, or to the lessened influ- ence of the preacher, or to both? The fact is worth noting-.-- - V »I. inay. — as well say right here that - the discussion ’ on end- less punishine-iit does not interest New York- ers so much as it does -the people of~New England. Mr. Dana, who is a conﬁrmed and interested Swedenborgian, tries to indoctri- nate his readers in the true faith. You know mons have been preached on the subject. makes belief in the old-fashioiied receptacle, thoroughly heated with ﬁres that are perpet- ually replenished, congenial and convenieiit, and the remark of a bank depositor, whose few thousands had disappeared in the coat- tails of a president, "If there isn’t a hell there ought to be one,” is a.‘ common sentiment. Probably most of the orthodox clergyman here believe devoutly in the old-fashioned hell or its spiritual equivalent. But if the congregations were polled, the number of believers in endless- punishineiit would be found comparatively small. To go back to Mr. Beecher; the Fords have ﬁnally wound up business, and the “Life of Christ,” which Sam Wilkinson said the scandal had “knocked higher than a kite,”was sold for $1,000. This included pastor for the $10,000 paid to him for the work he has not done, and an immense sum for damages. As he has succeeded to all the rights and» claims of the Messrs. Ford, and i their connection with Beecher, and especi- ally his failure to meet his engagement ac- cording to contract, the case looks dark for the latter. . Philadelphia Hotels. IGath‘s Letter to the Cincinnati Enquirer. 1 PHILADELPHIA, January 3, 1878.—Stopping over here for a part of a day, I ﬁnd people living and not complaining much, while still the slow screw of retrenchment comes down harder and harder. “Only those who are enterprising prosper, ” said one old Quaker. ‘ ‘Those who looked up money in railroad Rdad has just paid a half-yearly dividend of 4 per cent.” * ’ ‘ “As to real estate?” said I. ‘ la " “Well, thee sees yonder ﬁne brown stone house on Arch street; it was recently sold under foreclosure of a. mortgage for $42,000. The ground alone cost $30,000, the structure $48,000. It was considered one of our best residences. ’ ’ The old gentleman said again: ‘ ‘Men just- “Didn’t the friend?” ‘ ‘No. We had far better have let New York hold it. Our thrifty people invested their money in hotels, lodgmeiits, etc., and it is gone. Ask the hotel people?” I did, and got some lamentable answers, as follows: Girsrd House opened in 1852; its advent shut up the United States and Jones’ Hotel, which had -formerly been the chief houses. and had entertained Webster and Clay. "Exhibition help thee, Reading Railroad stock. A stock company now owns it, and stockholders were guanin- teed 8 per cent on the stock. It does not pay the dividend—-—only making expenses. Mc- Kihber gis niaiiaizer, formerly of the Mer- chants’ Hotel. Philadelphia, which is also doing poorly. The GIl‘:ll’(l is worth now $150,- 000, perhaps, and has 247 rooms. The Continental Hotel cost nearly $800,000, and was built .by John Rice. Mr. Kingsley keeps it. It declares small dividends; the net rent is $45,000 a year, exclusive of stores. Some say it is doing badly. ‘ The Biiightim Hotel cost $350,000, and is kept by Curlis Davis, of New Jersey, who bought it of Adams Express Company. The. company had to take it back. Not paying. The St. Cloud Hotel, Arch street, has a rent of $18,000 a year, and does a good busi- ness. It charges $3 a day, and has 160 rooms. .Why Consul General Badeau’s Nam Was Dropped from the Army Regisr tor. to see it 3; (1 1 1, t, ,3 55 1 And the bl'0tIlei‘5.10 k -1: tr] ° din t co-o erate with each other - .. 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Haniiah, before her father’s death, ppm-ed list of the emigmms with those acmah become “a hell of a paper.” Very few _ser- 1'01-0-1‘Y Of W‘-11' 10 Al3'001’110Y General Wllllamﬁ-1‘ 2 l br t d B b ‘l ' ‘ ‘.~ - . “ ‘t . l‘ t‘ ” - 7' i * d l. . - .- . . b k l. tes iit res - nd the contract with T011100 0010013 “W00 000 1035 00 01:01 0*‘ 108- , me or s2-o.ooo.ana. -o-eequenumoes to an 3331.513.hit“Jii‘i’l§.T".¥‘ei¥s.?.‘é%li.”°‘E§§ ~ei.er3.i§i‘y°oi-33l..‘?2.ii§? prF£2y’.im,§i.°i'3§‘3t $.13-“§,”i§%l". M“ ”“‘”"§om. IRIARSDEN. 355° P§{,’2;’,‘,?,,,2.° “,‘,§’.?;‘“";,,§"' ,n°’°£l.‘§ ivllf’. l§'e§ei§er.’ﬁ§v3sbo3ghtbyaMr. wright. orhadanarm cries permanently dw~b1*;,db” ’ ‘Orton ream 11- ii" ‘ dth tli° bi ~ 3 ' ' -- ° °‘ h ti’ --.-. ‘if ii" ‘ H. II. "ti , ~‘ . ° - - ‘ - - - - -'h 1 be un. suit arainst the P1 In th reason of resection on account of Woun 3- ayess ippe e iee ll'IelS by wagon to is, thcie is no sue 1111,, as org lll/‘I ion On iie fo owing day ‘tuna “I iout the “mi; of colonizing and Christianiziiig “ 0 103 g '1 8 Y 011 There was no resection in the case of Gem as Captain of the Army on the retired list Anticipating this application, the Payiiiaste General submitted the qiies-ion to the Score tary of War, whether Mr. Badeau was enti tied, under the actof March 3, 1875, to con tinuc as an oﬂicer on the retired list. pears that as long ago as 1869 the question we. raised, both in regard to Capt. Badeau and, Gen. Sickles, then Minister to Spa.i'n.. Jud ‘ Advocate Genci'al_Holt, to whom the ques tion was referred, was of opinion that hot these gentlemeii had forfeited their rank b accepting a civil oﬁice. idea of leaving the diplomatic service it we. At this time Gen. Saml. Crawford had applied for relief, to be placed on the retired list as at Brigadier General, and while this matter was peiidiiig occasion was -taken to protect Gen. Siekles and Gen. Badeau from the supposed ._. operations of an act passed in 1868, which ” would drop them from the retired list on ‘leaving the civil oiﬁces then held by each»; Gen. Sicklcs not long thereafter did resign as!» Minister to.Spain, and resumed his raiil -. pay on the retired Reference to the law did not clear to the Secretary of War ;_ wound which incapacitated Gen. Badeau en-A titled him to resume the pay of a retired oﬂi- ce_r on leaving the Consul Generalship in Le don. Gen. Badeau’s wound was in his foot. but thinks he is excluded by the language of the law. which on this point excepts only. tliosel. Badeau’s wound. Accordingly the name of Capt. Adam Badeau has been dropped from the Army Register, and on witlidrawing from his present diplomatic position he retires the rank of a civilian. ' , stood, endeavor to have tlle'Cl‘aWI01‘d amended so as to include his case. All things considered, the Dukes of En gland, Ii'e'iand and Scotland, twenty-eight 1 number, are decidedly above the avera twenty-eight gentlemen in point of cliaract' and attainmeiits. There is only one now W !“v‘ is regarded as a maiwais sujet—tlie Duke .4 Newcastle, is ruined gambler, whose estate, in the hands of trustees, appointed under ful crop of wild oats, has married a sister Maiideville and turned over a new leaf. Th ablest of English Dukes is probably his G 1: of Devonshire, 7 bridge, aconsummate man of business, , ' perhaps as much respected by men of sortts and conditions as it is possiblepﬂforfnietnﬁ to e. seiisiblc,and ﬁlls his place in the Government» ver_v respectably. Albaiis is very bright. land is regarded as a man of very high char actor and a remai'kabl_v clear-sitrlited poll‘ _ ticiaii. The Dukes of Nortliumbei'l:iiid,West minster and Bedforil are adiiiirable count gentlemen. and always among the forem in assisting any good and liberal work. Th Duke of Buckin ham is a hard-working, con scieiitious oﬁicia , and the Duke of Marlbor oiigh ;, 9. deeply religious (but not bigoted) and mu)“ niﬁceiit son of the Roman Catholic Cliur sagacity, which has made him the idol of ;: teiiaiitrv, well known to all educated Americaiis. Th two Irish Dukes, are, in widely diﬁ‘ei'ent ways, superior me ing the clandestine inarriage of Mr. Hu Johnson and Miss Arnold, daughter of if senior member of the rich ﬁrm of APll0ly_’ Constable & Co., of New York. This s;-1", curred some nioiitlis ago, and has been kc” 7‘ secret as long as possible. , mourning for his deceased wife, is coiiipletd ly grief-stricken. _ ‘ habit of trading with this. ﬁrm knows Johnson brothers. conﬁdence of their employers for years. by love, it would seem, has no conscience. s 1‘ GRANT’S ‘HIOGRAPHER. I From the New York Hei-ald.l Several weeks ago it was intimated to th ’ ' It ap As neither had an list «of the arm Attorney General Devens ﬁnds that He will, it is uiide Q} The Dukes of England. I From the New York Sun.) e‘ .:_, i‘ 3 high wrangler of C9; The Duke of Richmond is siilidazi The Duke of Soinerse The Duke of Cleve is the same. The Duke of Norfolk and the Duke of Ai'gy|l’s ability w Leinster and Abercoin“ Another Unequal Marriage. _ The last morccau of gossip is that concern." ‘la F2.‘ Mr. Arnold, st Everyone who is inth ill Tli-ey have enjoyed 3. him into the street. \s be has neve fed ’ ‘ , 2 . . , , of consulting s iritualists as to the intention , . . , . v , , -, any rate M1‘- H0811 31011113011 1103 1101 potted in and as a coup]; of Wars ago 3 Etranqg: ,‘.':]1a'.egé),fy_O1l Cree‘ now produces ’30O bu come over the spirit of_tlie _ Church to such of the deceasedphugbandwm, refe,-euc}, to the lice were at once ‘ ‘cominiiiiicated with, - ’ but I1‘(3}lr3lPqb§’S(3I’§(‘)’tT(;'rle 1.lI1_‘i1!l]]§ir :3 giginegq home hibited a particle in this affairs :6, p . ‘ , - .1 V th f 60 t .2 b 1, an extent that gsensationalisin on the one pmperty he hadleft and his feelings mwwd by latest accounts the collar was not found, . , ﬂy J 12 ‘P 9 ~ ~ - ~ - cam,-, Mugs Arnold had not been used to pay the bird marked attention, the 01 is vsor rem $1 .0 8 a. arre , and 1 ‘ is kept by Mrs. Miller, daughter of old Gray, supposition is that it is at ease of mistaken identity. THE Druid worship and religion have been re- vived at l~’ontvpriiid, ten miles from Cardin’, by a clever but eccentric man, a Dr. Price, and his followers. Their great holiday is Midsummer's Day, when they inaugurate the summer solstice by mysterious rites and in fantastic dresses. A mystic daiice takes place on the folds of a huge serpent, made with nag-stones, and one part of the ceremony is performed and rocking stone upon a mountain there. A NEAPOLITAN Court has sentenced to three months’ imprisoiiment, for mvoluntary man- slaughter. the Mayor and Doctor who signed a certificate of death and had buried a woman who was only in a trance. Some days afterward. the grave in which she had been placed being opened for the reception of another body, it was found that the clothes which covered the unfortunate woman were torn to pieces, and that she had even broken her limbs in attempting to extricate herself from her living tomb. ON his writiiig table Mr. Wilkie Collins has 3 japanned tin box, containing what he calls his stockin trade—plots and schemes for stories and dramas. He is a rapid inventor and a slow pro- ducer. constantly revising his work until he has reachetl something approaching his ideal of a 1 simple, natural style. "I don’t,'’ be adn-mg, "attempt the style of Addison, because I hardly think it worth while. trivial writer, not in the least vigorous or dra- matic; hilt the very reverse--analytical and pain- - His style hears about as much re- , ‘sevnblance to coed strong nervous English as 1 silver ﬁlagree does to a. bronze statue. Lord By- « roh’s letters are the best English I know of-- perfectly simple and clear, bright and strong." I‘ fully minute. It is related of Collins’ boyhood. that when three years on the continent, his mates despised him as "a French frog, ” because of his superior knowledge of the French and Italian languages. . . , . . It is rumored that snimmense object some- “Does on see dis -ere busted jaw?” and kinds of suffering’ by the imagined bei s They say it will only grow and blossom well venture was unfortunate. She said 7 In this awkward position little Collins was lucky ‘ _ - g . , ' . . Y . . . - ng ’ ' - . . - - e - - - ta-emely serviceable in remedying such disord to ox . by I ii.?l,“iil§§i”.§i‘“.§i li’?.’.°:‘ :.il?:g‘.“;.;'.**.:::.*i;*; :l::l:‘3.l::.*""“* °“ 1‘ ” ‘ 1"“ i.‘i?.‘é;‘l‘3.Z“”.i.‘l“.i":lii.§ii‘2f.f.i“,‘3i.°.f.§' i.?..?.‘."’.‘.‘£ :°:.s:. s°:.2:.:3i.isi.':tii.::.*;ii::ili.‘;€ . iiﬁ.."°ll‘.i “§i.“"t...‘I.‘“’ .33?‘ ant? -n a---. ~ 111110 Stories. and the his fellow Protected 111111 on above Wilkinson’: Lalnding a few m0l‘1IlIl°‘S “Well 0 what about it?” asked Capt. Dob- neighbors bewitch his pigs; evervbody,ti-ies men frequently present these plants to their; Another nice girl is Calamity Jane, morbts. the diseueisusiumy frustrated. in -2- account of this amusing quality. If however Sl110B- 0111' informant lays that 3 neighborbf bin. ’ the black art on him’ the hired customers, and at every visit after tliev have ‘ a little creature of twenty-two, whose move- = camm-font! ntceﬁstrrtomltorv 010 W100 the young story $11., gen 5,1,0,‘ a”,,y't,me' and’ 1 his in that portion of our county told him “Dis ere chile popped dis ere pistle at dot girl is the princess of witches, who seen them properly planted stopto trini them ments have an nnstudicd grace, and whose hxed bowellmnii thhtioneot the 806011150 could not produce: story to order his protector ‘ that he saw it, and thinks it 3 wonderful . yaller moke, Joe Henry. and he-up wid dat hover over hun_ in groups at her al.ldg1Ve them some little attention. To for- eyes emit a greenish glare whenever the is thiuisedieino. Wind on the _atoina.cli, I “yum had m muuibm magma for mmm thing. He really believe: that it was that rock and busted me right been on do jaw, command and pinch him. prick him bid the lmD‘0l’l-3110!! 01 these 15111118 W011“ V91‘! mﬁdo 5118 11118 11090 100011110 0110837» 011100309» mm!!!» hﬁﬂhvlﬂ -300 0000" “ Jatinginvciitien, being of opinion that 3 sound action of the ban. . hlississippi River during the past few and Pane ready to own to do foes. ’ ’ He never says you or no, because an answer country. It might be tried it all other means _ . t _ thrashing has an excellent efrectin quickening the months. The animal was ugly looking. its Policeman Hughes Wu sent out to -the de- of that kind summons the witches. who make t fail. a deprive “John” of his beloved lily with Indians, and is new dun ' in aha - V ,0, .._. ......._- ............... .. ..... Addison was a neat but ' unless the producers ﬁnd some way to escape from the net the monopoly of reﬁners is weaving about them they will soon have no market. but one that the monopoly says they can have. The combining of the transporta- tion lines and reﬁning companies is threaten- ing all individual operators with ﬁiiancizil ruin. The reﬁning monopoly is busily en- gaged in buying up all the private reﬁneries throughout the country. If any reﬁner re- fuses to sell, oil is put into his market by the combination at prices that he can not com- pets with. He has the choice of selling out to the combination or ultimate min. The producers are holding secret. council through- out the regions, with it view to adoptinga policy that will protect them against the re- ﬁners’ combination . Nothing had been agreed desired result. . A Duel Between Lawyers. [From the Coliimbus Enquirer.) opposite Columbus, on the Alabama side, reside in Macon, Ga., and are young men. The weapons used were pistols, the distance chosen ﬁfteen paces. this city, was the surgeon present. Two fair of honor” was honorably and amicably settled. No one was hurt. turned to the city in the same way. The origin of the duel was of 9. private nature. All concerned are gentlemen of the highest standing. The light took place about day- light near the plantations of Mr. Jas. Aber- cronibic, deceased, and Mr.Hale, probably two miles from the city. Only the five per- sons named were present. It is reported- they fought with Smith &Wessoii’s pistols, , navy size. The parties went thither in car- placed at school at Highbiiry. after a residence of f ridges. That River Monster. {From the Perryvilie (Mo. ) Union.) huge serpent seen at various points along the I head and mouth being treinendous, the latter upon at last -accounts that would produce the “ A duel was fought yesterday morning just . between Messrs. Wasliington Dessau and G. I W. Guatin as principals, with R. W. Patter- , son and A. P. Whittle as seconds respectively. . These gentlemen, all of the legal profession, ; Dr. George Grimes. of , shots were exchanged, after which the “af- l _ The party went 3 to the grounds in a quiet manner, and re», hand or formalisin on the other must charac- terize the miiiistrations of the pulpit, or by some means the offending incumbent must be got rid of. “Is there not,” he asks, “everywhere an increasing impatience with the simplicity of the gospel? Do you not meet on every hand it growing demand for the objective symbols of s more sensuous wor- ship‘? Is there not it fearfully increasing gospel of sentimentalism for the simple story of the Cross of Christ? Who can doubt that ad- vanced ritualisni is in the line of the popular demand of the day among our cliurches?'And when these things take form in services so clearly Romanistic that the thin veil of the once glorious name, Protestant Episcopal, alone remains to deceive the locker on, have you any power to interfere to correct the evil?” DI‘. Newton preached his farewell sermon at the Church of the Nativity, Phila- delphia, last Sunday, and then retired from 1 the Protestant Episcopal ministry. Annm- ; ber of his parishioners, who had resolved not to be separate from their rector in church re- lations, were quietly, but zealously engaged in forming the nucleus of another churc.h,a,nd on Wednesday evening: a company assembled in a small ball and effected achurch organiza- tion, to be known as the Church of the Cove- naiit, under the government of the Reformed Episcopal Church. Sixty-four persons pre- church . A Busted J aw. {From the San Antonio Express, December 27. l cred woman, leading a cream--colored four- year old boy with one hand and carrying a large rock about the size of a trunk under her arm, entered the Recorder’ is Court, 9nd, magching up to the City Marshal’s desk, sai : ‘ ‘Massa Dobbin, does you see dis ere boy?’ ’ The City Marshal nodded assent. “Does you see dis pistol?” she asked, pro- ducing a little toy pistol. Capt. Dobbin nodded again. ‘ ‘Does you see dis ar rock?” and she laid the burdeii on the desk. ‘ ‘I see it, ’ ’ said Dobbin. and now I want: a policeman to fetch Joe, , pot after Joe. pressure upon our pulpits to substitute the ‘ sented their names as members -of this new ; Yesterday morning, about 10 o’clock, a col- — L him retract. William. In a letter which Hannah wrote William she says: “On one of these occa- sions a medium was alone with mother for upwards of an hour. and told‘ her that father was very uuhzippy over the spirit lie (Wil- liam) had shown. Mother got several tests. Father could not communicate himself. Grandmother Marsden did it for him. He said he‘had not been at your table and would not. He said he would make himself known to you, and communicate some other way than by tipping the table.” The widow herself, who was so inﬁrm as to require stimulants to enable her to testify (and notwithstand- ing their administration fainted twice), corroborated Hannah, and further testiﬁed that decedent had repeatedly declared that she “would ﬁnd it all right, lass.” That she had attended spiritual seances both at her own house aiid elsewhere in order to inform herself as to how the old man regarded Will- iam. The above includes the salient points in this remarkable case. Much minor evi- dence, however, is contained in the exhaust- ive. report of the examiner. which is designed to support one or the other of these docu- ments as the will of John Marsdeii. This report has just been ﬁled, and on the testi- . niony the counsel for the contestant, James Gay Gordon, Pierce Archer and Lewis C.Cas- sidy, Esqs.. will argue that the question as to I which is the proper will should be submitted to a jury. John Shallcross and David W. 1 Sellers, E_sqs., represent the legatees in the ; second will. A Strange Hallucination. [From the Davenport Gazettx.-.1 It would be diﬂicult to conceive a life of greater mental torture than that endured by a farmer in this county, whose case was exam- ined by the County Board of Commission- ers ~on Insanity yesterday. The patient’: name is Max Frahm; his home is near Dona- hue, in Allen’s Grove Township. When a boy be delighted to hear stories of witchcraft, and,bis friends state he believed in the exist- ence of witches before there was outward ev- idence of insanity on the subject. Two years ago witches commenced visiting liim-—bother- ering him more, and more; and for the last four months he has been subjected to all with pine, gibe him and call him foul names. Witches ask «everybody to kill ‘ growing in swamps. nor had any clew been obtained to the per- petrator of this heartless robbei'y—-and heart- less it certainly was, for a sovereign who has lost his kiiigdoni might at least be permitted to retain his orders. This collar. moreover, had not only a large intrinsic value, but was doubly precious on account of its associations. It was always carried about by Don Carlos wherever he went, being, it is alleged, the identical collar that belonged to Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, who founded the order in 1430 to celebrate his third marriage with the Infanta Isabella of Portugal. Don Carlos, therefore, not uiinaturally very much prized his collar, and is much annoyed at its disappearance, as is also the proprietor of the hotel at which he had taken up his quarters, who fears that the reputation of his establish- ment may be injured unless the collar is re- covered. Iliustrious exiles, however, should as a rule leave their valuables in the bar of the hotels they patronize under charge of the landlord, for many of them are known to pos- sess articles of a costly nature, and are con- sequently often the objects of special interest to thieves. The Cliinaman’s Beloved Lily. [From the Virginia City Chronicle.) The Chinese residents of this city, to a man ; and to a woman. are now diligently engaged in cultivating what. appears to be their na- tional ﬂower; certainly ii ﬂower loved by all of that nationality. It springs from a bulb somewhat resembling an onion, and has leaves resembling those of the wild ﬂag found From the top of a stem rising through the center of the tuft of leaves are put forth 9. considerable number of blos- soms somewhat resembling small lilies. No soil is required in the cultivation of these: ﬂowers. All that is necessary is to place the bulbs in a shallow earthen vessel and pile 1 small fragments of rock about them and then a keep them well watered. The Chinese plant them in season to have them bloom on their New Year. The bulbs are all brought from 1 China. The Chinese say that there is but one place in China where they grow wild and hat- urally. The Chinese not onlv love the ﬂower themselves, but are also pleased to see it. growing in the houses of their employers. probably drive all the Cbinameii out of the ' ' built the Girard House; $30,000 a year rent; 5 cost $200,000; John D.Ward. of Wilkesbarro, ' keeps it; has 115 rooms. . 000 rent; cost $200,000. Doing very little. of Baltimore. Does 9. good restanraiit busi- ness. The American Hotel rented for $28,000,but is said to earn no rent. The Wasliington Hotel has brought down its proprietors. The Aldine Hot-el, formerly the Rush Man- sion, cost $250,000, and is owned by J.B.Lip- pincott, the publisher. Just opened as a city boarding house. 0 The West End cost $130,000, and it cost to furnish the hotel $55,000. Kept by Jas. W. Mcl)ermott; owned by Geo. W. Edwards: has 88 rooms. Doing medium well. The Colonnade cost $350,000; built by John Crump, who operates it through Mr. Hark- ins; has 300 rooms. Full of city boarders. -The Lafayette Hotel, by More Phillips, a rich guano operator; recently sold for $50.- 000 its furniture, and was rented empty for $10,000 a year; has 112 rooms, and is kept by Joseph Gale, of the Buck-iiigham, New York. Not doing much. The St. George is owned by the Edwards estate-—sons of George W. Edwards, Sr., who Doing middling. The La. Pierre House, owned by the George W. Edwards estate, has 200 rooms; kept by J. B. Butterworth. Bridgeton,,N. J..at ‘$15,- A Dramatic Suggestion. llfrom the New York Tribune.l The poet-novelist of the Blank-blank school will ﬁnd in the Black Hills characters for his romance, sitting astraddle of stumps, deal- ing cards, or shooting anybody down on the spot. Petite -Kittie, the jig-dancer, with Roman nose and cold, gray eyes, marrying three times and dying at twenty-eight, is a promising heroine. She ﬁrst spun her deli- cate web about a irood-natured German miner, who was doing well with his wash, and when he had poured $3,000 in gold into her lap and confessed that his claim bad pe- tered out, she beat him over the head with 9. bottle and drove him from her door. To one and another she was married,and when their money was gone she got rid of them. Her third has dressed in soldiers’ clothes, bu would surely make him quite sick atheatt. horseback over the mountains and too. it gurdy house in wood. lcnthcreis lowed to keep , posits sex of her own age, namely, eighteen‘ but whenever an escort, her careful father supplied one the person of Mr. this unseemly result. _ the empioyes of the ﬁrm called him, is be}. tween ﬁfty-ﬁve and sixty years of age. has a fine physique, is at least six feet ta “ and broad in proportion. but he has not a spear of but a fringe of the lightest in quantity color (hay color) around the part of the bay of his cranium. of good expression. not a bad specimen of the genus When it became known that Messrs. Win and Fleming, clerks of Arnold 8500., assis ‘at the wedding ceremony as witnesses, tho unsophisticated young men were promp ii discharged. jects to the practice of cutting off‘ the lambs, and gives the following reasons for belief: to a little, tender lamb; it also weakens constitution by taking from it a portion of spine and backbone.’ them of what nature has wisely given them protect the ba from the scorching rays of sun, and wliic prevents the bag from bee ing sore and scabby; it also deprives the the means of brushing ﬂies and all annoy insects from their bags and legs; but matter of economy, amount of wool. would shear any ﬂock of sheep for what ‘ was on the tail up to where it is usually off, which would amount to about ten co the price of about one-fourth of a poun wool, which is really quite a per cent.” Diseases of a eholenic type prevail. or there is to apprehend a. visit from them. the system thou toned, regulated and re-enforced by 9. course 0 - fetter’: Stomach Bitters. regular habit of body are the best safeguards such maladies, and both are secured by this is abio tonic and alterativo. company with the -1,. the lady need Hugh Johnson. He.n'_ “Old” Johnson, 4 young His head is larg , hair on the top, ii- His features are large Taken as a whole izh ‘ 0 Cutting Off Lambs’ Tails. A writer in the New England Farms?!‘ mi 3 v “First, it is is barbarous treatm Second, it deprlv‘ there is a loss in My shearer toldm Whenever and Wherever ” . Perfect digestion The Bitters are State School1i‘und.... 9.974._ 62% State School M()ll8Y9-- 600-135 35 539.868 22 State SeminaryMoncys 7.320. 00. 7,320 00 State Seminary Fund. 95 03 -............ State Library Fund... 2.014 39- 659 09 Execu tors and Admin- istrators’-Fund..... 13,755 47 2,363. 45 Iiedeuiption of Lands ‘ Fun ................, 5,282 88 5,273 33 Insurance Dep‘t Fund £1,716. 34 41,287 22 Road a.n.d Canal Fund. 644 123 so Swamp Land In0lem- \ » , pity B‘und........... 10,654. 82 14,654 82, Soldiers.’ Orphans’ A _ Home Fund......... 793 21 793 21 Wax-rensbui-g (John- son. County) Bond Interest Flll'lll....... 21 01 21 01 County Revenue Fund 919 19 919 19 !_'[‘ol;i.tls.......... ....$4,809,960 32 s4,239,72s,0s "mend, V‘.-1., $10,000 in United States bonds. ‘ pany, of Richmond, V2t., $10,000 in United States — for food has been made: specialty in the Woes. 3 : __,_......_.——- VIM“-.- PANNING OUT POOIILY. opr,rstions of the State Treasury for the Past Year. _._....._.-g ._..__- Ln Inability to Meet Deiiinnds Against " the Revenue Fund. Remarkable Falling Off in Receipts from Taxation. _.._....._....__......—a special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. JEFFERSON CITY, MO. , January 6.--The fol- lowing report of the operations of the State Treas- ury for the yetir just. closed and the condition of the ’l‘rcusiiry on the 1st of January, instant, was submitted to his Excellency Gov. Phelps late last evening. It will be seen that the biilance of cash on hand is $570,231 64, one-hzilf of which is in the sinking fund, with $172,809 27 in the interest fund, for the p.-iyiucnt of int.i.~.rest on State bonds, and $78,- 070 50 in the revenue fund for tlicpiiynwm. of $247,776 21 oillstiilidiiig wurriintit-i, besides $220,000 revenue bonds for which the fund is indebted. Following is the REPORT. STATE on Missomii, '.l_'l{EASUI‘lY, Crrv 0);‘ JEF. FE]-(SON, J2inuiir_v 1, 1878.-—’l‘o his Excellency, John S. Phelps, Goverlior:-—SIR: In coinpli:-ince with law, I have the honor to submit herewith my annual report of the tl‘il1lSl1cl—l0ll8 in this <lep:irt- ment for the year ending December 31, 1877. its will be shown by reference to the tables hereto mtttclied. The receipts for the your have been as follows: Amount received from Hon. Joseph W_- M01001‘. lute Ti'c:i.stii'cr..........$ 525,473 55 Amount received from all other 30lIl'C-GS...-,-u..ooo ouqqolonoonnonoooo 26 Total receipts......................$4,1(l8,930 81 Amount disbursed.................... 3.538,69017 Leaving a balance in the treas’yofu $570,231 64 . Which belongs-,t0 the following funds: _1pll)1d.¢-ounaccountedooooooo$.l72,899 Suite Siiikiiig].+‘ulid...................... 235,472 00 State Revenue Flint} ooooo-uooooooocouoog 8.0 r State School Fiiiid.............,......... 79,972 State Sitlitiol moi.ieys._..,......-.......... 60,318 63 State Seminary 1l‘_un«.l..._................. 95 03 B‘l]n(ju‘ooIlQuovQOiooooqiqoco Exccutors’ and Adniinistrators’ Fund. 11,092 02 Redemption of Lunds 1l‘unt‘l............ 9 53 Insurzince Depai-ttiiclitB‘und............ 429 1% }l‘llDd..._..............u TotalgpoocouooqelcnoocolunioIIl'OQOlQnqoI$570’231 64 The receipts and disburseiiicnts byfiinu.,,1.,. eluding balance on hand January 1, 1877, and trsnsfcl's inane in accordance with law, are as follows: _ _ ' Recelhls-, Disbursements. State Interest Fun<1..$1.3_75.448 $1.202,5-1.9 06 State Revenuc_Fund.. 1,b18.082 81 1,540,012 31 State Sinking Fund... 1,119,051 00 ' 883.579 on 63 00 By comparing the receipts from taxation into the revenue and interest funds for the past year with those of the years 1875 and 1876‘ it will be such that they are $449,368 96 less than in 1876 and $171,642 06 than in 1875. However, the inter-' est on the State debt has been promptly met, and $250,000 has been transferred from the interest to the sinking fund, for the purpose of paying ma... turing bonds. 0 ‘ i ’ ' ' I regret to say that the receipts into the rev- enue fund, including the pi-oce_ed_,s_ of sale ‘of; $250,000 revenue bonds, have been insuﬂ:'icicnt’to pay the liabilities outstanding agailist said fund grotni January 1, 1877,. and those created since that a e‘ The receipts, including balance on hand Janu - try 1, 1877, have been $1,618,082 81, while the de- mands against same, incltidiiig outsta1.1diugin— debtedness January 1, 1877. have been $1,865,- 859 02, the excess of demands over receipts, $247,776 21. Should there be no session of the ueneral Assembly this year, it is fair to presume that this amount will be steadily reduced during the year, butlam of the opinion that until the levy for this purpose is increased, or the valua- tionof the State is increased, or the expenses of the state are decreased, there will be "no time when this fund will be able to meet all the de- mands against it. In support of this opinion, I wish to state that the appropriations made from this fund bv the last General Assembly, for the years 1877 and 1878, amount to $2.928.97'2 00; the warrants outmatitiiiig January 1, 1877, amount to $130,514 77; there have been issued warrants dravvn upon appropriations made by former Leg- islttturcs to the amount of $103,978 59, making in the :i:.;gi'eg;it.e the sum of $3,163,465 36, which is nresuiiied to be paid out of the i'eceip_i,s during 1877 and 1878, from which deduct $1,233,479 31, re- Ot‘-1Dl~S from t.'i:<.:-itioii for the ycai-1877; also $250,- 075, Droceeds of sale of revenue bonds. and $134,- 528 50, bziliiiice on hand Juliiisi'y 1, 1877, it will leave to be paid out of the receipts from ttixation for the _vc2irl87S, the sum of $1,545,382 55. In order to do this, the receipts for 1878 will have to amount to $311,903 24 more than thcv were for the year 1877. and then the fund will owe the $250,000 revenue bonds. SCHOOL FUND. _ This fund consists of the following: Missouri 6 per cent State bonds.......$2,000,000 00 Miss-»uri 6 per cent C6l'Llﬁ(‘.a.|,e3 of in- dcbtediiess..................... , 900.000 00 C‘ll‘1‘ex‘c)'CIlCO.IIIOIIIIII lII.CC\....... 9,974 61 Total.............................,,_,$2,9oo_974 61 I)ui-lng the past year four bonds of $1,000 00 each, belonging to this fund, have mmm-ed and been paid, for which I have filed with the state Auditor my receipt. SEMINARY FUND consists of the following: llllssouri 6 per cent State honds........$122,t)oo 00 Currency................................. 95 03 'I‘ola.l...................................$122,095 gs 1)rJ1:'0sI'i‘ or INSURANCE C.()MPAN.Il]S. As required by the in.-=.iir:in.ce law, I lloldthe following scout-ities deposited in this office by 1513 following insur-.ince companies: F:tl‘mVlllC Blinking and Insurance Comm-i_.ny, oi . ‘ CHICAGO, ILL., January 6.—-Murr_ay & Nelson's . drug mannfaetor-y,, on Quincy street, burned to-., tcresting to the general public, and peculiar- , seems to be complete. The aiiacoiidas (wliioli , the utmost fziinilizirity. mllls are being cstabllslicd in the dilferciit States and localities. ‘ _ The home product can never equal the foreign lll illlillltv, for the rcu.~..on stated above-tllat there S ihlilck in the gela_lino_us property of the grain. ll _. 0 V9l)’l£UU(1 airticle is llltll1llfE1C[lll‘(.'\'l from the :1‘-‘l_l‘lC\3l0 toajt, and ill-) the diirci-cues in pl'iU0. us be- M sun hi. home and Scotch, is largely in favor . "3 llllllle pl'(ldll0t, our miltcrs and dealers gwlll‘ continue to thrive, in spite of the gupc. ’l";’fllY 01' the foreign article. Very often I. lie article of diet is objectionable bcciiuse l‘l_0‘l lH'0,nei'ly prepzii-ed. In cooking, the most do- ?llllblc and beneficial mode, as well as the most icquently zidoptcd, is the making of “port-iilge" or lllllsll. Vlhen this is to be mode, select the °"iil'H6. recently ground meal. Care should be taken that the water be thoroughly boiling before putting in tiny of the meal. Coiistunt stirring is nccessziryuiitil ii siiflii.-icut quantity bc putin, and occasional stirring during coolcing-—-sii_v half an iliour. Pour in it soup plate and cut with niilk, or ally other dressing that may be pi-_efci'rrd. Nuincrous other modes of cooking inig.rl_i_tbc named, including "hrose," oatmeal pudding. oat caikennd liiiggis. The finer quill- ltrofoatiiieiills hcstzidzipted to making gruel for aciitcdisezises. People suﬂ'ei-ing lrom habit- ual constipation will rlnd 0&1-llletll, once or twice 8 day. a valuable adjunct to other treatment. W! B. DC BURNING FIERUELY. The Redwbemon Still Raging in the Summit Hill Mines. POTTSVILLE. PA... January 6.--Tlie fire in the mine at Summit 1-Iill still burns ﬁercely. The ground continues to give way, and in addition to the engine house, with valuable inttchiiiery, that went. down yesterday, it is now felt:-ed that the_ fun house,used for puri- fying air in the mines, will soon full in. Isive men working _at the_biirning mine were overcome by sulphuric, but it is thought they will recover. Plie loss thus far will probably reach $50,000. A breiikcr at Ellen Gowun Co1l.iery,L'.in- |‘llg‘:4ll1'S I’i1tcli,_iici_ir Slicniiiidozih, burned‘ last night. The collicryisa veryliirgc one, shippinir about 100 car-loads duily. Loss about$75,000.and 400 men and boys thrown out of work. ' The Last of a. Valuable Breaker. Special lillspatch to the (:}lobc-l)emocrai.. ‘ B0TrsvII.I.E, PA., January 6.--The breaker of the Mongowan Colliery, one of the most valuable worked by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company, situated near Mtilianoy City, Callght fire, last night, and was burned to the ground, W_1l-ll two boiler houses, saw mill and valiislilc hoistmg machinery. ‘The. tire was dis- covered ncar the top of the brcukcr- hoisting sliaili, and the whole structure was ‘soon envel- oped in fl:-mics. It only took‘-one hour to totally destroy the whole breaker‘. ‘ Sixty cars of ' coal in ‘ the breaker were also destroyed- and the nrc was cominunicuted to the dirt banks. No ﬁre a.l‘l])ﬂl‘atl1S. IS kept about a colliery except it hose, and in this case men had two sets play- ’ Ins 00 the ﬁre, bu-t without ctlect. -Three hund- fgd men and boys are thrown out of employment. Inc collierv has been working full time for over £1 veer. and the co.mpai_i_v depended on it, with two others, for large shipments of coal. The loss ..-willreiich $50,000. No insurance. Scorchlng a. Church. SlsecialDisp.a.tc1i to the Globe-.Demo.crat. MANSFIELD, OHIO, January 6.——.A fire broke out this tifternooo at 3 o'clock in the Congrega- tional Church, seriously damaging that beautifiil structure. Smoke was first discovered proceed- ing _froi:n under the organ loft and pulpit, in- the vicinity of the fur- nace. The flames were subdued with great diﬂlculty. owing to the trouble in getting at the‘ seat or the fire. '1‘he_; damage to the organ is « estimated at $500--fully insured. The loss, prin- cipally by water, on the church is $6,000; insur- ance, $40,000. - _Il"rig-htzfully Burned. Special Disbatcli to the Globe-Democra;1,., CARTHAGE, M0,, J:>.nuary6.--A t-errible acci- ‘ dent occurred in Joplin last night. which will probably result in the death of it little girl, the deiughter of Mrs. M. C. Shearer. The girl is about ten years of age, and was standing in front of ii coal stove, when the fl.-mics ﬂashed out and set her clothes on fire. Before assistance could reach hershc was so frigbtfully burned that her recovery is very doubtful. ~' A Damaged Drug Factory. day. with most of the machinery and stock. Loss $20,000; insurance $12,000 to ‘$13,000. A Snake Charmer--Snalla, an Abyssin iaiiyiiirl, Blxhibiting at the.Wcstinins tor Aqua.rium.. . lFrom the London Morning Posf.1 _ Some new features have just been added to the iittriictiolis of the Royal Aquarium at VVest.iiiinstcr, which are likely to prove in- ly so to naturalists. One is an ex- hibition of the extraordinziry power which a female Abyssinian snake ch-.=.rn:iei' pos- sesses over reptiles of the boa.‘constrii:t.or, class. We had an opportunity yesterday of witnessing t.-his perfoi°inance, which is uiiqucstion:-ibly of a most singular and as.- l30I1lSl1ll-lg‘ character. The snake charming of Snzillii differs in some respects from that of the India. snake charmers who were brouglit to Europe by Dr. Lynn. In the latter case the venomous cobra was shown to be capable of control; but in the present instance the serpents belong to the non-venomous class, which kill their prey by compression. Snails has brought with her three Slllall alia- condas and a boa constrictor; and Mr. Farini, to whose enterprise we owe this remarka- ble exhibition, has added a splendid python from the southwest coast of Africa. Snalla is zipptirentlyzibotit tweiity-eight or thirty years of age, of at light brown color, with somewhat pleasing feat-tires, and a lithe and graceful form. Her power over the serpents must. not be coiifounded with the gigantic South American writer Sll2ll{e,.tl.]Ol1g‘l] they ore of the same genus) allow her to treatthem with ance she keeps up without intermission a low monotonous chant, supposed to be one of the means employed for the charming of the rep- tiles, and they appear to be most docile and even affectionate. ' One will coil itself roiind her waist and the others round her arms. ’l‘he immense muscular power of these creat- tures is shown when one. of them, clutching her wrist with its tail, extends its body hori- zontally and without apparent effort swiiys Farmvillc,_V_ti., $9,000 in United States bonds. O.dDoininion Insurance Uompziny, of Rich. The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com- bonds. ‘The City Fire Insurance Company, of Rich- mond, Vti. , $9,000 in United States bonds. TlleR.l(3-l‘1l1lOlld Fire Association, OI Virginia, $10,000 ltl United States bonds. , The Moi-clizmts’ and Mech.-inics’ Insurance Company, of Virginia, $12,000 in United States bonds. ‘ The Commercial Fire Insurance Company, of Richmond, Virginia, $9,000 in United States bonds. The Granite Insurzince Company, of Richmond, Virginia, $10,000 in United States. bonds. All of which is respectfully submitted. ELIJAH GATES, State Treasurer. RElVIAR.i{S ON oA?riu*s:AI.. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: ST. LOUIS, January 5, 1877'-—Within a few years past oatmeal has come to be, in this coun try, especially in our cities, almost as generally I used, as an article of diet, as in Scotland. In the rural districts of parts of England, as West Cum- berland, Wesiilnoreland and North Lanczishil-e, not only amolig the laboring classes, but in the families of the trutiesilien and the well-to-do, the clillrircn have their po.rridg*e at least once :1 day. A fiill—a'1'0Wn ‘ ‘ll/"1Sll5ll' man from these parts, says: F01‘ the past forty years I have made my b.real;i'ast. ‘Hill very few exceptions of a pint of ouzlneul por- ridge, and nothing else, fasting for four hours afterwards.” The Scotcliiiizin does about the some thing, not always. however. f-i8tingss> long before inking it regular meal. If people in the country, and laborers generally, with their chil- dren, Wulllll take one meal adeiy, or one inthe morning and another at evening. lll8Y W001“ be r stronger, healthier, and produce a different race of men and women thanhow exist. _ _ It is only a few years since the ‘rinding of cuts for food has been mzide a SD(3Cla_l .y in the States. previous to which ‘time supplies were almost wholly derived from Canada, hilt owing to the limited demand, both price and quality were un- favorable to the consumer. The palatable and nutritive properties of oatmeal depend, first, improve the material weight Del‘ bl!‘-‘Dal Of tllﬂ oats,a,nd second, the skill c_mploye._din dryingund grinding. The ﬁrm of Robert Smith, Son Cal- dcr, near Edinburgh, Scotland, ‘has been justly celebrated for the uniform siipcriorlty of its pro- duction of oatmeal for at least one generation- Tlieir success is attributable ma_inl_y to the fact that, in selecting outs for grinding‘. none are purchased weighing less than forty-five poiinds (oatmeal weight) per bllﬁhel. 00.11019“ with their snperioiv skill in the biisinesB..0btainable Woman’ who chores. around at other houses, only through long experience and close aitenr ' tion. We have said that the palatable 8nd‘nl1l.l‘1- tive prunertlsﬂ of oatmeal d-e-bend. largely 09.09 the quality or vycight of the out... This is true‘ to that extent that no.1.» even 3, p_s,s.eshle I.t.rl-Ids. can be made from cnything but the best of grain. The native oat of thowost” possesses a slightly bitter taste, and is locum; in the golgtinons property up fully develoved‘ in. lillﬁ iprei n. B l3 only within a few years. that the grin.’ i ng ofroa-to A mill has been in operation for some half dozen years at R,0¢ltf°rd.. 111,- . 1!'i.th.v:0l.=! mAi'l.=e«—l_ sue: ﬂy iiercely at a stranger. ‘ ' I. A 4 ' )’ . scribed its 21 Llzlllyllldll. (See 1..-ev. ‘ mon(1’s ‘ land, which is never A ments is called a “Molly Cuddle- ; maids if she hits childreria the 0-113 i work up stairs. itself to and fro or erects itself into ii‘ vertical position. The bolt is about ten feet long, and isa. very beautiful serpent. It is re- harliubly tame. It curls itself round Snallzi’s “"1131. and its forked tongue plays round her reicl iii a. manner that would be a.lar1niug if lll-9o.erfoi'me-r did not convince us by her 00l1'l*1ence that no evil would result. The PYl_ Oi is it recent purchase of Mr. Fa.r—ini’s; ll? IS. therefore, at present only undergoing the ttimiiig process; yet Snzilla has in a few days $03 il311h<iiei' such control that it will Slllimill t0 he“ «ulanipiihitions, while it will Farming in England. Almost all Ellglsh farmers were brought up to fa_i'mlll.2_‘ bl’ Meir fa..th‘ers-: perliaps one in alaundred hgis latch to agriculture after niziliing money Ill 8011-9 other bus-iuess,and one in 0 tllousillld. 01‘ ll1€l"eziliout_.s, may have risen from beillli 3 P001‘ la-boring man. The farins range in size from 60 or'70:icres to 1,000 acres, but most of them run from 150, to 300 acres, A man with from 10 up totto 01-5().ac1-es, who grows turnips, potatoes, cibl)-ages, etc., for mzirket, is not called a fz'll‘L]er; he is a1WayS spoken of as a. ‘ ‘inzirlset. gzirleuer,” Even a man who has 50 or 00 iicree and keeps much cows, and sells the milk in t_c,,“ 0,. city’ is never termed 21. former, but is in...,,.iab],, de__ ‘"11 Rich- “Dsiryman’s Dzii.ightc1'f" . In Leicestershire and some 0thel’ShlI'€3 llhe‘-'0 iv‘--. During the pei'form- . SENATORRE-lll~llt’Y. C An Interesting Interview with the Senator froml Michigan. Carl Scliiirz Gets 23. Scoring, and President Hayes, '.l'oo-The Next President. .. ............ ..__........_.--......._.¢..——. [From the Chicago Iiiter-()t:e:-.ii-.]l Senator '1‘. W. l4‘ci-ry, of Michigan, was in the city yesterday, and was met by it reporter of the Inter-Uce(m, to whom he talked freely upon na- tional zilfiiirs. He was here on business, and will start fol Washington in a day or two. “What will he the first move in the contest bo- twecn the President and the Seilute when Coli- grcss meets?” asked the journalist. “I suppose about the first thing will be more appointments for New York," -replied the Sen- tor. “Will the President send in the same name: again?” “I hardly think so. The Democrats could not Sllllllfv tlielnselves by voting otherwise than to Sllllport Conkling, and I am not sure they can be brought to do that again.” "Will Conkling oppose any new names which may be proposed?’ ’ _‘ ‘Ido not know. If he can be sure of carrying; his point again, he will undoiiblcdly. But he miglit say that the next iitimes sent in were not objectionable, and let them pass. The opposition last time was not on personal grounds alone, by any means, but in bclizilf of - the party and the principles aiinoiinceil by Mr. Hayes himself and zicccptedyby the public, that no main was to. be re- moved witnout cause. Persoiitilly, you know. I am not opposed at all to the President, but Flt]./1‘ IN DUTY BOUND TO VOTE AG-AIINST HIM when ,:-‘grruyed against the principles of the par. . tt;‘dl;)l,<>’\v do the Southerners enjoy being concili- ‘ ‘The President has gained nothing in their es- tecm._ They say he has gone over to them, and are willing to accept any it(lV1{lltill.{e such it course may give them, but will never take him up. If the Southern policy results in the dcmoraliziitlon of the party, they will put in a man of their own stripe, not him. A inan never gains anything by being iintruc to his friends.” _‘ ‘1_-v‘ his PUli03'. then. not even strengthening him in any quurtci'?’ ' _“Not at all. On the conyary, it is weakening him." ~ “What is his‘ own theory in this matter?" _“Oh_, he thinks that the old Whigs will be re- vivcd in the South, and so divide the votes. But this is a mistake. There is no indication of such 0' _l_110Vement. 11‘orinstz_iiiéc, such men as Ben Hill, who were old Whigs, do not attempt to re- vivc the party. There is no hope. for the Repub- licans.” ‘ ' What will be done with the silver bill?" ' ‘IT WILL PASS (run SEl\'A'l‘E WITHOUT DOUBT. "- V "W ill the Presid_cn,t veto it?" ‘ ‘No, Ido not think he will." “What will be done about the tiirilf?” _ “Tile tiiritl must be increased on something to -_ lIJO.l€0.$.e the revenues, but n_ot on tea, 00383’ or Sllsiir. -'1lie b0l.1l;nern8l'S are anxious for the re- V vival of the unity on sugar, but the people will not stand it. _ llioy have had these articles free too long. We must put the thrill‘ on some other things, some of the luxuries of life, where the rich will have to pay it, and not the inasses.” A ‘ ov‘(;II9su1i1)ose the Mexican excitement has blown war, the Southerners especially; but such an event; is not at all probable.’ ’ _ "I9Sl1l3D0B.e you have seen the letter of Secre- _ tary ochurz. He claims that the Bi-esidcnt can » govern without it personal party.” - _ ' ‘SUCI-I AN IDEA Is RIDICULOUS. A ruler In 1_+_]ur0ne can hiirdly— a.C0Om:pl,ish such a. feat. Again, Schurz claims that the Rﬁllllbllcﬁllﬁ. would have been defea_ted_ had it not been for the L1l)31'a1.S,.Wll0S6‘pl'€]l1dlCe§ must not now be over. i looked. lhat is at mistake. The Republicans would have elected their Presidential candidates . without the help of the Lib.era.ls, if we had put up ii. cu_n.didute aroundwlioni the party would have rallied with pcnthusiasni. But it is it matter of his- tory that Mi‘. Hayes was nominated by accident, ‘ becaiise neither the friends of Morton, Blaine nor Conkling would yield in the Convention.‘ Sc-hurz sayswlie was elected by- the skin of his teeth, and . lsys it to what lleﬁalls the people’: disgust. with . (zI.'antlSm. That is 21- false deduction. The reason _ was the one I tell you. Again. Solium. says. we lost the October States as a. iu.i'tli.e.,<' ‘result of dis-. _t1‘1lSli in the old party. That, too, is not true. It is. the demoraliz.iit:io.n _of the pal-ty ‘caused by the policy: that. lost -us. 0.1119 and California. st “§”llli--W1?l ®li.lr-emirrat “Yes ;_..tli'ere are some who are still anxious for ‘ , liglited saloon, or concert room. THE PARTY Is BEXING STRENGTHENED no-Ari?‘ by the opposition to- the President, I bel,ievc.”' _ “Is not Scliurz's letter the views of the Presi. - dent and Cabinet as well as his own?” ‘ ' ‘Undoubtedly.’ ’ - .- “Does Chandler’s letter on the other hand re- flect the views of the Itepuhl ans?" ‘ Wglot exactly, I think. It sexaggerated some. “What is the trouble with. the Senate and the Cabinet?” ‘ ‘I don't exactly know. Schurz is an impracti- cal tlieorlst, but Key is a good man, and if we must have a Southern Democ-rut in that position, we perhaps could not do better.” * ‘ ‘Who will be the iicxtPrcsident.?” ‘ ‘I don’t know. I018 a. good while ahead. If President Hayes keeps up his policy, certainly not lie, but the people will rally around some man who can awaken the old party enthusiasm.” ' “ Will it be Grant?” ‘ “It must be admitted that there is 3 strong feel- ing in his favor. The eccentricities that made. him during his first administratioii uiipopular are being forgotten. ' The nation at l2il'£’:e see the profound attention» he is receiving‘ abroad, and are coming to upprcci.-its him more and more. We see that not only is he honored for his b.rill- iant i-nilitary career, but as an eminent statesman as well. These attentions have not been mo.- mentury, but are continuous. He has it warm plzlﬁe in the hearts of our people that he will al- ways hold, although he has many characteristics not calculated to attract others to him. There was one thing about Gen. Grant the iiutioii will never forget. He was always true to the Union and the results of the war. Again, he was all- Ways true to his friends.” After some conversation upon matters or no public interest, the reporter bade the Senator good.-day. CI-IARLO.I"I‘E BR(}NT1%3’S NURSE. Her Home at Crawfordsvi-lle, Iowa-— Memeiitocs of Her Gifted Chalme--An Interestini: Letter. [From the Burlington (Iowa) Hawke~ye.] Charlotte Bronte will doubtless remember the reforeiice there mode to two, young sisters who were employed in the Bronte family be- fore and at the time of Mrs. Bron~te’s death. Here in Crawfordsville, Iowa, lives the younger of the two, and one who acted in the czipiieit of l1t1I‘SGl11Zl.ld to the little Brontes. ‘ One ctobcr zifteriioon, two years ago, we crossed over the s.treet.t0 the quaint‘. old home with grziy walls and clorinei‘ windows, tapped lightly on the door and were l.1Sl1el;‘3d. into the presence ofzi bright, energetic little English woman, whose eyes have not grown dim with age and whose sic still retains much of its youthful elasticity. The nest iittle sitting- room is it regiil-.ir storehouse of old-time rel- ics, with its higli-backed chairs and settees. . The cupboard ﬁlled with dainty,fi‘agile china, and the odd old pictures on the walls are all highly prized as mementoes of the long ago days spent over the sea. Mrs. Newcome is afluent talker, and speaks with a slight foreign accent. The loves to talk of the time spent in the old parsonage, and exhibits many treasures that prove coiiclusively that she is no iinpostor. The pictured face of the gifted Charlotte, neatly framed in gilt, hangs upon the wall. And here is a. lock of glossy bro-wii hiiir, cut from the head whence emanated so many beautiful thoughts. A homely little pincushion, fzishioned - by the childish ﬁ_iige—rs of her who afterwarcl wrote ‘ ‘J zine Eyre, ” and presented as s tokcnof love to her nurse’, who,_ it is said, always held a warm place in C_harlottc’s affections. A few words written on a paper that has grown ye-11ov_v with age, show us a specimen of her beautiful peninsu- many fariners who have nearly or glass plowed, and which _is so rich in herbage that cattle f}lt-tell 1‘ilPldlY- 'l‘he.-.e furthers are called gl-‘3Z.l01‘S: and they gene ‘ally make money fus.ter- than those who plow and cultivate arable lands. There ls a very great differeiice between the customs in America and Eiitrland. In this country it further goes ‘L0 13116 51')’ ,g00d3, ‘End grocery store and does the sthoppmgv “dmg in his’ wagon and bringing the goods back with him. In England this is never done by the men. Thev ride to market on horswack and not go “oar .i_uoh» stores unless tothtii-;3c0i‘I(l); puny their wivgs; few .?h0ll:109.'uq:I’)%I11d arr3mg_e_ 4 , ' . — ’ 1 k I. whoever iiite1_.eres W ” The fa1_m_ has her two ddoing tall the rough _work and hel.pi‘iig in the .0113)’. . he other looking after the cliildreii and d0.._lI19.' These girls will rerr(ija1n%Vhey a good mistress till they are inairie ‘ .. y are hired by the year, from October 11th. A er’s wife is a good maniigerl . th and (106.8 the W113-ll‘ eztﬂxifﬁ glﬁllilelg :g(i%Ii1c~ii.ltu.ral* distr-ic.ts it IS. % ﬁ,u’a1'to,’-‘h,;‘v‘e‘,,11‘ Lindon and hose. made up by gﬁe down. Th-ess cha-r- women-_, helsidea (1.02.- "lrg. :‘hl’- Wash-mg “ml “‘°”.,§1.'§°§i.oa‘§i 00$; 1 maining two orthree days. 90 1; pt -in -mare times andhr-err beer Wl1.1<vll< *5‘, fa: 7 Iaboferﬁy‘ l umtiiiesinuie callus to 111. 0 . I 1 I ever! ‘W1-.'“»*m3~ "5“°‘1m b“°“t‘t‘“" are There are now several}. inf 91?.6.J'&.§i9n'- in ‘we and Ilinneso-ta. the demand . _. s .. , its. for women 3:3,“,-,‘,,‘i%,*:‘,::,$,“::‘i.:.;‘....i.*£§’.. -no lialt; 0.. F-I-*6’ W ~« ship. And it Bible, w_hi-ch was often used. by ‘i 1' father in the pulpit at Haworth church,is _‘.*"‘~' her possession. Mrs. Newcome was e‘gM."”“‘ when she first became an inmate of this I‘al.l11ll_y . Brunwell, the youngest child, “ms “me ?I‘°“‘*‘<v= old. Churlotte was live years. She 1’?-lllllllled, there ﬁve years and learned to 1,f’V° 33-3119 ‘3h‘l§_11'9l1 who afterward became -tc‘_’l1l°“”§a 5&8 NW8 MP3» Bronte would have «veil El 8 g ttéle womuli under other circum- stances: ll “° was obliged to exist without betiuty and oriiuugmamon for IV .. . Wf’“~1‘_1 l.3](’1e§€,;’§,:O 1)Sly;‘E_.,.ll.B;_(:()ll’Ori1-‘lg iiflhisBh(0Iiliig 01 fl.‘“1_‘§3’I‘1t of Mn Bl."0n‘§é.lll'Ctly remembers A mg f.“‘1*1‘-th‘:_co101.ed Silk d1.eS‘3*<tl_lL1gIl’ll.0 shreds : ti 1l%een' warned to keep. Ollli Of?-‘i.h his ‘Vlfe gondey is it that Emily and Ann». Wh%1.t hvave written in a morbid strain “@1110 Those who have read Mrs. Gtiskell’s life of ‘ ’ and the I route. 1 Leeds, Derby, Leicester, 1 Chzipellc and Cologne-. _ . day ste.umer will be taken for a trip up the ‘ River Rhine, through some of the loveliest from which latter point the steamer , Italy have been arranged. ' , f in the earliest period had know}. I §,]§,‘i‘1f,§,‘,.§e§,fr(foy or happiness, or that Bran.- " well should have fallen when free from this unnzituralih-ome restraiiit? Yetthis old lady will hear of nothing that reflects upon the actions of any member of this pee-ul1_ur fam- ily It is toucllilll-3.‘ 50 11931‘ 0'91’ Puma each and all. ‘And in a scra. book are carefully penned every little. item in iegard to them or i tlieir vvritii.igls which has ever appeared In any = of Om..papcrs.. In conclusion. We give 0. 18'5- . tar written to Mrs .. Newco.-me some years. also. glitiis. ii curious old maiiu.sci'ipt. WI:‘1ll»€l1i ‘O11 spor- 3 5’: mourning: ‘ HAWORTH9 .1: ‘:0 1853.------DE.AR. M1zs- Niiwcomm that you and your family are _t,,h.ar Md‘ 9 9 E1058 and: pmsperyen all. r heavily ‘bordered with black, in token -— -M... .. .... .. .,.....-.........,......,.,.....-........ .- .. ....... ........,.. ..... .--.-. m.........-—.._.".....—......-.» -- both in things spiritiiiil and Ii?l.l1[)()l“.ll. Since you were with me lnnnv soleiiin and impoi_‘- taint izliiiiiges lizivo iziltt.-n'plut-0 in my dolllltiﬁllc coiiceiuls. Wlieii you first 0211110 to ii:-'liiv<_l01l1' wile and till my tlcu,i'i:liiltll'eiiwere ll\'lll££.‘. All the seven are now tleiiil. and I, bortlcriilg on the titre of vi.‘-§lll.V.'~ “"1 left alone, but it is God’s will. 31"“ l" this it is our duty and wisdom to be 1'}?- Slgilititl. You probably littlo thouglit the chil- dren you niirsediipou your l~:nre_wo_iild be so mucli noticed by the world. Emily and Anne wrote and tililislied eleven hooks, and Clmrlotto’s fume anti writiiig:-i are known in all ports of the world -where genius and learn- ing are held in due 0'.~‘lllllzl.llO1l. _.'\ly_ Will‘ duiiglitcr Clizwlotte was the last child 1 hittl. living. She lnurried the Rev. Art.liiii'ﬂ‘Be_ll Nicllolls, it very worlliv <:lei'g'yiliz_iii. ,lho_ir union was a happy one, iit was dissolved in 8 few mollths by my tlniiglitci"s tleulzli. Iler loving litisbziud and I areleft to inoiirn her irrepairlible loss. * '“ '* lreniziin voilr sin- ccre friend, I’. BR0N'1‘l°3- A NOVEL TOUR. TO EUROPE. A Musical and Educational Party to Visit the Old World. [From the Caixibi'l«.lge (M385-) ’I‘imcs..l Dr. E. Toiirjce, well known as the head of the New lciiglziiitl Conservatory of llliisic, the College of Music of Boston University, the New England Normal Institute, etc.,_ li-us urruiiged a novel Musical and Ediiciitiotlzll Excursion to Europe, to take plave next sum- mer wllile the Great Illt0l'l1'.ll.l0l18,l Exposition in Piiris will be in progress. It is intended for teiicliers, stiidelits, and others who may be ciigtiged either in musical or other fields of culti.iro_. and a route has been urraiigeil which shall include not only some of the most beauti- fill and picturesque scctioiis of Europe, but also some of the art centres and places of iii- terest to the musician and geiieinl student,on account of historic ussoeiutioiis, or the ‘pos- session of gt-ei-it edijicationiil institutioiis. Thus the University tit Edinl‘lul‘g‘h, the Royal Aciideiiiy of Music and other cducstionzil i_ii- stit-utions in London, the Conservtitoi'i_es dos Musiques of Brussels, Geneva and Paris, etc.; will come under ilispectioii. Another specizilfcstiire will be it series of le_cturcs. concerts, recitals, and literary exercises to . take place on the steamer to and from Europe, in addition to which there are to be special ‘receptions and concerts given to Ainericun visitors in various cities to be visited. Spccigil coiirtesies have already been tendered in ' London and other places, and promises have been made to open inaiiy interesting institu- tions not accessible to the ordinary traveler. The party will leave New York, Sutiirduy, June 29, after the closing of the school teri’I1.. and will return by September 1, in time for teachers and students to resume their duties = at the opening of the full sessions. A steamer has been engaged for the exclu- sive ziccominodstion of the party bothl VVl1,V-‘la- viz: the “Dovonizi,” of the Anchor line, and the vessel is specially adapted to the wants of such an expedition, I161‘ great size-——the yes- sel is 420 feet in length—gives opportunities for the introduction of many features not generally provided in ocean travel. Upon the deck, removed wholly from the lower por- tions "of the vessel, is a large, airy and well. where the lectures and other exercises will take pluce. Among its appoinlzments will be at grand piano. and orgaii. There will be chorus practice: under the direction of Carl Zerrnan, and the literary exercises will be under the general. cliurge of O. B. Bruce, Superintendent of _ Public Instruction in Binghampton, N. Y., and late Secretary of the New York State Teachers’ Association. The lectures, to be delivered by several clifl‘ei'c.nt Professors. are. intended toprepare the minds of all for the best enjoyment and appreciation of the beauti- . tul scenery and Works of art to be inspected in the course of the visit. to the old world. The ‘ same Professors will ucconipuiiy the excursion throughout its travels, as intellectual guides and counselors, so that the 1neiI_il_)e_rs of th 6 party will have unsurpassed facilities every- , where for information, study and improve- . ment. _ The route will be as follows: Leaving New . York, June 29, t.he»»st.e9.mcr will first touch at , Moville , , near London d_er\'y.-N] olrth ofxlrelanid, arty will make an excursion to. the (-,‘riunt’s ‘auseway. Returning to the steamer, ~ they will proceed to _,G_la,sg0w', and from that _ city atoiir willbe made to the picturesque lake and mountain regions of Scot]:-i.nc‘i. Loch ‘Lomond, the Trossachs and Loch Ktittrine will in turn be vis.it_c.d, and Stirling. With its historical castle will also be embraced in the From Stirling the party will proceed to Ed_inbiirg, ancl from thence to Melrose an (1 its ancient and ruined abbey, and to Abbots- ford. Retui‘-niiid to Melrose, the party will proceed by railway through some of the im- portunt cities of England, iiicluding Carlisle , and Be-dford, to London. Here a more prolonged stay will be . niudc, tlIIOI'.,lllll’l.§,‘, oppoituiiities for visits to the various places of interest in and near the great metropolis. There is to be- a musical reception. of the visitors at the Crystal Palace, and other a.t.tention_s will also be shown them. Leaving London by Way of Sheerness, the party will go by a steamer to Antwerp, and from thence by rail‘ to Brussels. From Brus- sels the journey‘ will be resumed to Ai-x la 0 At the latter point a scenes in that ch-arniing region. The Dutch- enfels. the Tower of Rolandseck, the Czistles of Elirenbreit-steiii, and mziny other interest- ing places lie upon this portion of_the route. Landing at Biebricli, the party will proceed to Wiesbzitlen, and from thence to Fraiikfort on-the-Msiin. In mzinp of the places to be visited are art collections and niusc-ii.ms, as well as czithedrals and other celebrated ob- jects of iiitrest, all of which may be visited. O-n leaving Strasbu-rg, the party will proceed to ()tl'e,nbu-rg, and through the I'01Il0.l1l}.lC re- gion of the Black Forest, to Switzerland. The route through Switzerland will embrace some of the grandest lakes and alpine senery. Visits will be pii.id.to_every place of interest through this picturesque country. From Gen-uvu tlic party will puss. into Frames and on to Paris. An entire Week, will be de- voted to the French capital, afl'ording_ op- portunities for visits to. the great Exposltlon and to many places of interest in and near the great city, On leaving Pui'is the party will proceed by the way of Roue-n. and Dieppe to . the famous. English waterin.gp1acc, Brighton, and from thence to London ’ and Glasgow, ‘ 0 cDe_ voniu” will be taken .for.the return trip to New York. The price of tickets for the excursion is to be $400in gold, and this sum is to cover not only the ocean passage both ways, and all iii- cidental travel by steamer, and l'{tllW2l.y and diligence, but also all hotel accommodations while upon the trip, all the incidental edu- cutioiiul advantages, and many other items, everything is to be ﬁrst cluss—--in short, all essential expenses ofthe round journey from New York back to New York. For the ac- ‘ commodzition of those who can make a longer stav ahro..a.d., two siipplemental trips through ' A lurgc number of applications have already been made, and the indications. are, tliut the party will be fully niacle up at an ezirly date, the number being liinitedto 250. Dr. Tourjee has issued a pamphlet giving p-.ir-ticiilars regarding the excursion. Brig. Gen. W. B. Hazen—-The Chaitgses Pirefcrr-ed Against Him by Gen. D. So. Stanieyo [From the St. Paul Pioneer-1?ress.] WASIIINGTON, December 3.——It will be recollected that just before his depzirtiirc for Eiirope, chzirges. against Gen. I-lazen were laid before the President. and dismissed by the latter without action. By the merest ac- cidcnt in the world your correspondent has come into possession of a copy of 8. letter ad- dressed to Gen. Hzizen by the ziutlior of these charges, which will no doubt prove interest- ing, to your military readers atleast. And here it is: “Wm. B. Hazen. Colonel of the 6th In- fantry, Brevet. Major General: I have re- ccived the decision of the President of the United States upon the charges I preferred . agiiiiist you, that the interest of ‘the service would not be subserved’ by convening a gen- eral Court Martial to try you. ‘‘I am just as well sati-sﬁed.. You know “cs.t_. us well as I do that your trial could wlrelxave resulted in your conviction. and convicteur case is known you are already ‘ "‘I now githe public opinion. 0 fully informed uoii fair warning that I am at 5111.101], and _V0l1l'\I0lll‘ disgraceful conduct Colllmillld at Fort Btifmoful exit from your soccasion offers, will iisctmd when proper stop your career of imposture.#m~m;-,t,1o.n to cut servant, . - 1 - _b‘-r, obedi- ‘ ‘New York City, September 0, 18.7 c~1z3(‘ ~ Ammonia, for instant relief is experienced. l Sol-d-byallé drucgista. . -vw‘«;,.,_ . .......-...o... ... .—. .o~. «- Eélsiibivipt’ Eﬁtlutiiiiig, ‘gliifiiiiiirij '5, C _,,.,__...,....-.....,. _...................—..---v-—---w i-- -' i‘ ' ‘i A 1\'lGII'I‘ \Vl'l‘II G-lI{_JZii'I‘S. Goblin (}ultii.rs iuifl i«‘iii.i.m-oi-xibbet Fiiltlles-—.Vl.i.jor-(loueriil Bishop Polk and His .‘§lirourl-—'l‘lie Llﬂtle Indian and the Irish Avoiirnt-en. [From the Wusliliiirtou Post.) Mr. and Mrs. llolinesi, well-known mitte- rizilizein-.' of t‘.~.l))ll'll..‘4, have been in \Vzisliiti;;ti.>ii for it few days pa.-it, and excited seine little llll(.‘l‘t‘sL1'l‘Olll their ulloged spiritual ni:tnifes- ttitioils. A priviite sezilicc was held an oven- ing or two zit-;o zit the residence of :1. well- known meroliiint. The P056 was kindly per- llllll«‘.?(_l to Wlllloe:-‘S the developments. illlll lll_° e.\'ll1lllllOll}_',‘lV(ll1 was interesting, at least, if not convicting. The room in" which the sconce was hold was liiige and lligli-celled, with it door in the fzirtlier corner opening into another and sinzillcr Ll-l):ll‘l.lll(3lll., the “dark czibinct” of the inziteriiiliziitioils. This door was draped in black velvet, giving one the ideu of 11 vault cilshroilded in ii sable pull. In the parlor, near the chimncypiecc, was it small round table holding it guitar, violin how, 3 piiirof tambour riiigs. two small iron eirclcts, nnd scvcriil little bolls. articles used in tho pcrlormziiices. A circle of those present being formed, with joined lizuids, the gzis was tiirned oil and the rooln left in dtwltlics. . Itiiliiedizitoly the guitar iiiudc it lively tour of the room, flout- ing in the air over the heads of the circle, striking them on the head, the knee, the breast or the lap, while invisi- ble ﬂngers struminccl upon its chords; the little bolls jiligled and jingled, the violin was exteinporized into it banjo and airily swept the .room, while the tiilnboiiruutl iron rings cut up as many duties as ever did 1i‘libbert{iglbbct while learning the art of_ lioi'sc-slioeiiig. The violin bow hovered iiroiilrd the Post and played “hide and seek” in his moustache, while ghostly voices echoe_d with strange int-onutions from vari- ous parts of the roon;i. Three sev- erul a. Chippewa In- professed s ’)ll’IlLS- _ dizin girl, it seiisiblle Irish girl from Dublin and ti siligiiliir sailor, who never drunk beer till broiiglit to his bier in 3. Cliicttgo hcspitiil, siiccessively took possession of the metliuin and amused t.he audience. AFrench lady, named Mziry Lzwoir, paid her respects in the darkness, and then 21. new feature of the man- ifestation was shown. The Post was invited to sit in front of the metliiim, clasp her hands with his, and. after satisfying himself that the ta.i‘nl:>our and the iron rings were on the table and not about the person or the arms of the medium. to quietly wait for further developments. ‘While (icing so, there were raps on the head, gentle and not at all uiip1e:isiint— ca.resslngs of the hair, the board, the forehead and the cheeks, while one mischievous little imp, not ‘ ‘having the four of God before his eyes, but moved and seduced b rtlie insti- gation of the devil, ” tickled the tick off the r_-cporte-r’s car until he was ready to cough. By and by, while the audience sang‘ the “Sweet By and By, ” ii sudden din arose as if ti. tlioiisaiid tiimbourines were beaten upon and split open by a thousand Italian girls, and while the little devil aforesaid still tickled his right car, the reporter found atumbotir ring upon his arm, while his hands still held the fair palms of the medium. The sumo performance was repeated in the case ofa well-known merchant of the city, after which it kerosene lamp was lighted, placed in a corner, and the cabinet exercises conimenced. - The 1’0.s'.t and 9. well-known Judge were in- vited to attend Mr. Holmes, who took charge of this part of the exercises, while. he entered the cabiiiet,und after secure] locking him in, to turn offthe gas and lczive the medium to the tender mercies. of the ghosts. The cabinet. was the small room -cibove.-mentioned as con- nected with the parlor, and it contained only at couple of pictures and a musquito-net cov- ered cage, just big enough to admit Mr. Holmes to it sitting posture on the chair in- side. The Judge locked the medium in the - cage and made him fast, . and then turned off the gasaiid made his exit. ' drapery around the door of the vault-like. cabinet was shaken as by aspectrsl breeze, and the door itself opened a few inches. Into- PERE IDIIAUBRIEL, of the French Churci.,l; ‘ on Twenty-third street, New Y’0I‘k._ devotes his ~ life to visiting the poor and the amicted, and he s not only gives the. conselimon of religion, but g,,,,e (ml-.y received your kind letter. and 1 ,,,.,,,,,,,b,,, ,1... use of Giles,’ Liniment Iodide the ‘thick sweltering of darkness thus dis- Afew moments of Waiting and the sable . .. r thing that floats on the siirfzicc of the water, such bodies only rising, as it were. l0 0llll.W the WilVG to pass heneztlh them. This proves that 1. he Wl\t.(.‘l‘ had (:)l1lYz\l1l|I)‘r‘-'ilI‘Ll and down- ward movement as it formed the \\ ave. TR I-JASUR ":53 TROVIL‘ . An l*‘.xtruort1iiiit'ry Hunt for Hidden \‘\’ciiltili In the (_‘.clla.r of at House. lIl‘i-om the Pltteburir Commercial.) Afcw weeks ago there died in Pusey’s court, ot1'.Nititlistrcet, an old man named \V:iltei‘ Scott, who was at one time it toll col- lcct0l‘u1' the Ilzind Street Bi'itlgc. llewzss very intelligent, and was as well liked us. he was widely known. Two sniull buildings in I’iisov’s court comprised the estiite he left licliiiid him. After his death his brother, also an aged mun, . who resides in Giiolph, Cmizitla. was notified of old Wiill.er’s dccezise, and also of the fact that he had left it sintill estate, to which the brother, as the only known heir, wus enti- tled. Being too old to iindertake ajoiirney to Pittsburg the brother sent his sonliere to look afterthe property. The son 2ll'l'lV€d in the course of time, lciiriied all the p:-trticu- lars of his uncle’s demise, hut.zis he h:i_d not been authorized to_ act legally for his father he was unable to invest any one else with power to look after the estate until such time as his father might choose to dispose of it. Anyhow, he verbally empowered it Mr. l\IcCliesney, who lives in l’usey’s court, and who hzid known \Vtilter Scott well, to take charge of the buildings and rent them if‘ possible. 'l‘lieii he re- tiiriied to Ciiniidn. It was not 1011;; after his depurtiire until a Mrs. Dolley uppeai‘ed and wanted to rent of Mr. McChes- ney one of the houses. She would only have the one in which ‘Walter Scott liffd lived and died. It was rented to her. She took the key, locked the dwelling and went away. A few diiys 2-igo she retilrnecl, and cvcrsince she got back the neigliborhood of Pusey ’s court. has been in it high state of cxciteinent. She has iiistitiited it series of excuvutioiis in the collar of the house, and during all of Monday and Tuesdziy nights men were eiigtigetl there vig- orously diggiiig for supposed hidden treas- ure. Yesterday three inon were hired and they consumed the entire day ex- ploring for the secreted wealth of the deceased ‘Walter Scott. It seems that this Mrs. Duiley was well z_ic- quziinted with Scott, and that she entertains the impression that when he died he left he- hind him more money than he was generally credited with l1ttV1l)"'.. This money is what she is now liunting for. The work is being pros- ecuted under the direction of an old gentle- man, supposed to -be it relative of Mrs. Dzi1lcy’s, but it is not known that he has yet. discovered‘ anytliing. The cxczivatiolis are said to endanger the stability of the buildings, and when the old man was remonstratcd with yesterday on that score by Mr. Mcchcsney he replied that it was none ‘of the latter’s business, as the houses did not belong to. him. Adepth of eighteen feet has been reached in some places in this doubtless futile hunt for treasure trove. MARIE AN”l"IER’S SEN PEN CE. Blinding a.Lover with Sulphuric Acid and then Uff'erin__'-.3: to Cure for Him. lllroni the Messztger Franco-America.in.] A girl nuined—Maric Antler has just been condemned by the Court of Assiz-es of Turn to two years’ imprisonment for throwing sul- phuric ucid in the face of her seducer, named.- Valiit, and blinding him for life. In Court she told her story as follows: ‘ ‘I was at C€tl‘l'l1‘.l.l1X onlv a. few days when I became ucqiiaiutcd with Valet. 1 met him several times at his s1.ster’s.. His sister was my neighbor. He commenced to make love to me, and made improper proposals to me, which -were refused, although I liked him. Finally, he conquered my resistance by promising to niarr-v inc’, and I became his mistress. Our relations continued in this way for several months, until I told him that my . condition with such that it was absolutely necessary for him to marry me. .From that moment be abandoned me and shunned me. I resolved to compel cl,os.e»d the audience p,ecre.d-,_ struiiiing their eyes to catch a. glimpse of. the promised man- ’ ifestations. It was in truth a solemn moment, no inutter whut individual o.pinio.ns- were held- about the truth or reality of the affair. By and by the door opened and the dim outlines. of a shadowy form, with the faint sein- blancc of a. cadaverous face, appeared. Then a stronger face and form, with the pcruke and linen ruﬁling and knee breeches of a former generation. Then aiiother, and then a pause of longer durzitiou, when the door was ﬂung Wide open and boldly advancing into full sight - rose a figure confronting the audience as if a. coiiiiied and sliected corpse had just risen in its shroud with the purpose of wreaking ven- geance on those who had disturbed its said and solemn sluinbers with the Worm, The ﬁgure was toll and coiiimtiiiding, clothed entirely in the surplice of an Episcopal cl»er—gyman, while it beard of piitriarchiil beauty and dimensions rested like the black stole of that church upon the white breast. The uppai'ition was soiiiewhut startliiig to imaginative people, and for the moment it looked as if the diiys of Dr. Dee and his midnight in- ‘ cuiitatioiis and unholy churchyard orgies with revived corpses were back again. This ﬁglire was said to be that of Maj. Gen. Leonidas Polk, the wiir-like Bishop of LOLllSla.l12l., killed at the battle of Kentiesavv Mountain. It is somewhat of it coiiicidence. that a. Federal G-eiiersl who won brilliant glory at that ﬁght happened to be present in the audience. The Bisl op‘ was very polite, ‘for he bowed low and w.~.ved his arms as if invoking a benediction. Then he retired. Still another gentleman appeared. Then the burly Welsh pirate,‘ John King, made himself heard, as if ll2l.lllI1g’a Spanish gallcon in it squall in the chopping trough of the Bay of Biscay. Here the inaiiifesti-itiohs ceased. The spirits could not come any more. They sent word through the Il16d.ll.l.lIl that they wanted the Post to assist them, so its report- er entered the cabinet. “Darkness thci'e, and nothing more,” but the siioring of the medium and a dim light through the door. After awhile the spirits notiﬁed Mrs. Holmes , that they had got all they . could, and would a.djourn_ until some happier day. Theﬂrigin ofthe Tides. All bodies attract each other; the power of‘ the force exerted depending‘ upon the weight of the bodies and their distzince from each other. The weight of any body is, in fact, ‘- the force with which the earth attracts tliait. body to itself. The celestial bodies are all chained together by this force of zittmiction. The sun and the moon both exert an a.ttract-. ive inﬂuence on the earth, iiiclucing our plan- et to approach to them; this t'tl;l'.I':1Ct10l1 being COl1l1l‘.el'btllttl1C(3(l by the centrifugtil force, we describe it curve, which is the resultant of these two forces. But the surface of the earth consists of fluid and solid; the former. owing to its mobility, exhibits a greater tend- ency to obey the attractive influence, and t.hercforc rises to meet the sun or the moon. The sun, on account of his enormous bulk, exercises. a. much greater attractive force on the earth than the moon, but the solar tide is much less than the lunar tide. for this re..ason--that the moon being near the earth, attracts. the surface of the sea far more than its solid bed, and, therefore, the water rises in ii heap iiiiderneath the satellite. The sun, on the other hand, being so distant, ex- erts net-irly its much force on the surface tits on the ocean bed bciietith, and, therefore, lifts up the water but very little. The ideiiticully some effect is produced upon that part of the earth most distant from the sun or moon, only in this case the ocean bed is drawn to- ward those bodies more rapidly than the wa- ter, which is, in fact left behind. When the sun and moon are either in conjunction or opposition-—that is, when the line joining them passes in the neighborhood of, or di- rectly through the ee.i'tli--then their attractive forces lieiilg‘ uiiitcd, the tidal wave will be at a. mzixinium, foriniug “spring tides. ” If they be in “quzidrature’ ’-—-tliut is, if the lilies drziwn from their centers to the earth’s center form 3. right tiiigle—then the titles will be at a minimum, or “heap tide” willresult. It will be evident, then,th-at if the earth were 3. World of wuters,each tidal wave would pass completely round the earth _. in twenty-four l'l0l.1:I‘S. The existence of con- tinents inaterially modiﬁes its transit, and it is driven from its course, and consequently retarded. The great tidal wave takes its rise in the deep Aiitarctic Ocean. As it traverses the ocean the water is not raised above a few feet; but when it enters a 8l1a.ll0.W sea or an est‘-11.2.3-l.')?,. where the tide ﬁiids itself in a. sort of funnel, then the rise is sometimes as much as seventy feet, as is the case in the Bay of Fundy. The wave. is not a. wave of transmis- sion, but one of motion, and if the particles f water were destitute of all cohesion. or fric- ; ‘*3: among theniselves they would only rise ‘ “O” *1 into the same place after the attrac- l:“*9“‘1't“‘~=ssed. A wave of this nature is il- ' the waV‘”e“**la.row-lug 3 stone into 9. end‘ 0 ‘“rb3“°e" bu “'~u,('1; from the “point 0- dis-1 ‘ carry to the shore any-4 him. to mai'rv me, and for this purpose had recourse to sulphuric acid, of which I easily procured at sufficient quutitity. On the 15th - of Au-gustl ws.tclie.d-for him near the cafe he frequented habitually, a.nd— renewed. my on- treaties. He repelled them and threatened ......_..-._.... _ o.-——¢w to beat me. ’1‘hﬁn I coniinitted tchc act ,VVh1(5h has brouglit me ere before this “curt. ’ The Court. You have rendered Vulat to- tally blind‘ for the rest of his life. Is that what you intended to do, or do you regret. havino‘ done it? , iulifie. I did not intend to blind him. I only wanted to distiguie him in order to pre- vent him from :‘s6d_ll(3ll1§,’.‘ other girls. If Valut will now forgive me and ‘give a uzvine to my chrild, lI.fSl1€.ll only 1)? tiylo happy to devote my w to e 1 e o curing or im. The Court. Your iniziginiition hits, doubt- gss, beeigt exciteéil by iynyvho-lesoms reading. 0 you 0 on real - hove 3.. 4 Marie. No, sir; I never read any, but I saw in a newspaper the story of it girl who gave me the idea. After the hearing of ti few witnesscs,whose testimony was merely form2il,Vzil:it was put on the stand. At sight of hitii it shudder ran through the crowd in Court. As tilrezidy stated. ‘he was totally blind, and the acid left deep and horrible marks on his face. His testimony was charzictcrized by grossness and the exhibition of ii feelingof the most (loudly hatred of Marie Antler. In ﬁne, be elicited little syniputliy, and his testimony tending to hlucken the reputation of the girl previous to his ac- quaintance with her was contradicted by several witnesses. The jury found Marie guilty, but admitted extenuating circumstzinces, and a burst of applause tcstiiied the spectators’ approval when she received the lowest penalty--two ycars’ imprisonment. " I Til‘-ed of Life. , Special Dispatch to the G10l.l%-.D('51I10(’.I‘f|.b. DAVENPORT, IA., January 7.—-Miss Ada West, of Moline, attempted tocommit suicide yester- day by swallowing a large dose of opium and ‘ sti-yo-hiiine . Medical assistance arrived in time to save her. She told the doctor it was all for the love she bore a. young man of that city, who, un- I der promise of marriiige, ruined tier. The young woman seemed determined to rid herself of life last night. Valentine Ohlwcrter, an old citizen of Rock Island, attempted to end his own life by means of ii razor. The wound in his threat was made 1 with one. sweep Lot the razor, and so rapidly done as not toentirelv sever the windpipe, but making it gasli six inches long. Drink and a woman did it. HAPPY tidings for nervous suiferers, and those who have been doscd,,dx-ugged and quacked. Pu1vermacher’s Electric Belts effectually cure ' premature debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal, with information worth thousands, mailed free. Address hilvermacher Galvanic 00., Cincinnati, Ohio. ' ALL babies born in the Oneida. (N. Y.) Community are taken from their mothers at their birth and lizilid-ad to other women to rear. 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'.l‘hose whose subscriptions are paid to a _ later date, will be continued under the present ar- rangement until the expiration of such time. We trust this arrangement will meet the approbation of our many friends. The W at . Gen. Gourko announces a desperate engage- ment near Bagrov on Wednesday. The Turks at- tempted to surround ﬁve battalions of Russian in- fantry and a brigade of cavalry, but were de- feated, leaving 1,000 dead on the ﬁeld, the Rus- sians losing 200 men. Soﬁa was entered the next day, after a slight skirmish. The Russian infam- ry and cavalry which advanced to destroy the tel- egrapii lines near Erzeroum were totally routed, after adesperate engagement. Aniivari, which has been burning in several places since Friday, still holds out, and is said to he provisioned for another month. Dodcville’s detachment, which supported Gourko in his movements over the Bal- kans. had ﬁfty-three men frozen to death and S20 frost-bitten in one night. The Turks also suffered enormously, and the whole plain of Kamarli was strewn with corpses. Layard is said to have handed the Ports the Russian answer to En- gland’: note that Turkey should apply for an ar- mistice directly to the Russian Commander in- Chief. The zceat/zer indzcatzons J07‘ to-day are falling barometer, warmer and partly cloudy or clear. THE Republican party should demand of Mr. Hayes an unconditional surrender; and in case of his refusal, it should move imme- diately upon his works. THE New Orleans Times makes the follow- Ing announcement with an air of authority: The President has asked for and will receive the full strength of the Southern Senatorial vote whenever it is needed by him against Conkling . THE attitude of the President and his Cab- inet on the Mexican question induces the Mexican papers, with deﬁant sarcasm, to speak of SecrctaryMcCrary as “the Secre- tary of Peace.” ' THE Ohio Senatorial contest is becoming lively. Mr. Pendleton’s friends say he will be nominated on the first ballot; but there are those who are sure that he will not be nominated on the ﬁrst ballot. and that if he is not nominated on the lirst ballot he will not be nominated at all. THE proposed reduction in the tobacco tax seems to be making very good headway. This is as it ought to be. The tax on tobacco is out of proportion to the cost of production, and fluctuations in the quotations of the man- ufactured product are often suiiicient to wipe out all the proﬁts of the producer, and leave him nothing to show for his year of toll. CONGRESS meets on Thursday. By that time we hope the Republican members and Senators will have ascertained that they have been fooling with Mr. Hayes about long enough. His “policy” has had the “fair trial” which was asked for it, and it has re- sulted so far in nothing but disaster to the Republicans. Nowlct Mr. Hayes be brought to terms. IF the late Judge Howard, who was so bar.- barously murdered at San Elizarlo, had been an Englishman, Vera Cruz and half the other seaports on the Mexican coast would by this time be in ashes. Unless his death is avenged we must confess that we have degenerated from the honorable pugnacity of our ances- tors, or admit that the Government at Wash- ington is too cowardly to resent a violation of our soil. THE Republican betrays a wonderful se- cret of journalism in the remark that “it is quite as important for a newspaper to know what it should not say as what it. should.” We could not hope to compete with the Re- publican in the art of not saying things--es- pecially in the triﬂing matter of not telling what is going on in this big and busy world of ours. The Republican is very strong in that. THE Young Democracy of St. Louis pro- pose to demonstrate to-morrow night in favor of what they rightfully call ‘ ‘the Democratic policy of President Hayes.” We trust, how- ever, that while they are praising Mr. Hayes in 1878, they will not forget what they said of him and his title in 1877. We believe it is less than a year since they called him a usurper and things of that sort, and volunteered in * large numbers to go to Washington to prevent his inauguration. THE religious controversy is still an ab- sorbing topic. Father Phelan preached a sermon on the Catholic side yesterday morn- ing, and Rev. Dr. Stewart gave a Methodist version of it last evening. The next thing in order is Rev. Dr. Bessel-’s lecture at Mer- cantile Library Hall to-marrow night. As this is to be delivered byrequest of a large number of inﬂuential citizens. and as it will be a thoroughly prepared reply to Bishop t9 hear it. Bishop Ryan, we understand. is preparing a lecture on the Confessional. The GLOBE-DEMOCRAT is endeavoring to do its Christian duty by keeping things stirred up. WE are very glad to see that the Clearing Houses of the country are coming out with a plain and honest expression of opinion on the silver question. Of course a certain class of politicians will call them names, and a certain class of papers will join in the hue and cry, but the banking interest of this country is too vast and too valuable to be set aside by any appeals to abuse or to ignorance, and ‘an honest expression of opinion can never hurt any honest cause. THE appointment of a military attache to the Paris Exposition Commission is a_ good 1dea—so good that it would not be injured by multiplication. There is no danger of our army or our navy knowing too much, and as special departments at such expositions, the Government would do very well to send a half a dozen bright young men from each arm of the service to report on the latest,im- provements on exhibition. FRANCE has been smitten with the inter- viewing ailment, and the Phare. de la Loire, which is on our regular exchange list, and which joins us in our admiration for “les checaliers do 8:. Patrice,” has a three- column interview with Capt. Paul Boyton, who seems to have been swimming about in the neighborhood, and to have dropped in in a friendly manner on the people of Nantes. When interviewing is taken up by the politest nation on the face of the earth, there ought to be no question about its propriety. THE border troubles are treated in the fol- lowing light, fantastic strain by the Oombatc, the leading paper of Mexico: We admit willingly that the Yankees are an in- ferior race to the descendants of Cortez, Monte- zuma a'ud Hidalgo, and are below our resent- ment. Thcy are even below our contempt. Hence Mexico can gain no honor by conquering them, and the national honor of Mexico can not be involved in the question at all. It is nota fight between two nations. It is like a gentle- man whipping a cur that has bafked at him. We must teach these Gringo dogs good manners, that’s all. We thought the height of Yankee in- science had been reached when they demanded the extradition of the heroes of the storming of the Rio Grande City Jail. Gen. Canales merely raised his whip and the big dogs at Washing- ton howled mercy. They appealed to the gener- osity of the great Mexican people, and that is an appeal that is never made in vain. We could af- ford to be magnaniinous to a mongrel race of Yankees, niglzers, Dutch, and like canaillc, that for twenty-five years have cowered before Mexico. We overlooked their indiscretion. We expected they would not again dare to lift their hand toward Mexico, but it seems we were mis- taken. TIMES change and men change with them, but there could scarcely be a more wonder- ful change in the wheel of fortune than that which has made the Charles Gavan Duffy of 1848 the Sir Charles who is now Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Victoria, and has just been decorated by the Crown of Great Britain with the insignia of the Knights of St. Michael and St. George. In ’48 Gavan Duffy was a rebel, like the late Thomas d’Arcy McGee, whose eloquence at Quebec and Ottawa was the chief motive power in bringing about the confederation of the colo- nies, and in alliance with the statesmauship of Sir John A. MacDonald, created, as it were, the new Dominion. It is a noteworthy fact in modern” history that wherever they go, lrishinen invariably succeed in political life. Duffy’s most brilliant rival in Austra- lia is an O’Shaughncssy. and the present Governor-General of Canada, Lord Dutferin, is an Irishman, and a great Irish landlord. The late Viceroy of India, Lord Mayo, was by birth and parentage a native of the ever green Island. Edmund Burke, and Arthur, Duke of Wellington, were both Irishmen, and their names only lead the list of the Sheridans, the Currans, the Grattans and the O’Connells, which have accompanied or followed them. The Knights of St. Patrick supply the list of the immortal roll-call. A M altiya NEST. Chairman Wood, of the Committee of Ways and Means of the House, has made a discovery which would be of great value if it had not been discovered three or four times previously, and had not turned out on exam- ination to be a mare’s nest merely. Mr. Wood has discovered that there is incompe- tence, favoritism and dishonesty in the ap- praisement of goods sent West from New York in bond; that thereby the Government has lost its thousands and millions of dollars, and consequently Mr. Wood prays for the ap- pointment of a commission to examine into this thing and disclose its wickedness. There can be no possible objection to the appointment of the special commission, as there have already been a dozen committees smelling about the same premises, and more- over it is probable that somebody wants an appointment which will pay his expenses to New York. But in order to save time and trouble it would be as well for the committee to write out its report befdre starting from Washington; it need only rewrite the re- ports of previous committees which have gone over the same ﬁeld, and it would of course wind up by saying that though it strongly suspected that there was something wrong somewhere, it was utterly unable to ﬁnd any- thing by which to prove the charges on which the appointment of the committee was based. All that there is in this stale old story of dis- crimination is this: the permission to trans- port goods inland was a recognition that the interior merchants had thp same business re- lations and credits with European houses as the New York importers had, and the Gov- criinient was unable to resist a demand founded on justice. But as soon as the con- cession was granted, it lifted from the West- ern trade a heavy tax that had previously been levied for the beneﬁt of New York, and put the Western merchants on terms of abso- lute equality with New York as far as the re- ception of goods was concerned, and on more favorable terms as far as their distribution was concerned. They} were closer to their customers, knew them better, paid lower rents and cheaper rates on car loads of freight, and the natural result was that the West be- gan to get its fair share of the import trade. Just at this time Tweedisin and other isms began to show étheir results in New York, . and New York had many reasons of alarm; when it saw that, in addition to the evils of bad government, it was experiencing the loss of trade, it could not believe that it had been Bren. we trust there will be a large audience fairly beaten. The importers, custom house there is a great deal to be learned, in these’ J the great Powers of Europe. brokers, weighers, appraisers, warehouse men, and all the others who had been fetter- ing trade for, years, were unable to un- derstand that the change was merely the working of natural laws; they argued that no ‘Western man could compete with an Eastern man, unless he cheated the Government, and complaint after complaint was made, and committee after committee, and agent after agent sent out West to see where the leak was. ’ There is nothing in it except that the West is in the full enjoyment of its rights and advan- tages, and no committee can now prevent it. Mr. Wood khowsthis as well as any one. but he is willing to indulge in a little cheap bun- kum, and no one would be cruel enough to deny him his will. DEATH OF LA MARMORA. The death of Gen. La Marmora at Florence. the day before yesterday, recalls some of the most stirring scenes in history. Born in 1804, he became a student at the Military Academy of Turin in 1816, the year after the battle of Waterloo, and the Congress of Vienna had arranged, for nearly half a century, the des-' tinies of Europe. He rose rapidly to dis- tinction, and after the calamity of Novara he was one of the mainstays of the tottering throne of Sardinia, which now, under the name of the Kingdom of Italy, ranks among The greatest and the most intellectual statesman of modern times, the man whose pre-eminence the most enthusiastic admirers of even Disraeli and Bismarck must yield the ﬁrst place, was his intimate friend; Count Cavour was the gen- ius that trained and directed the sword of La Marmora. In November, 1852, when the Cabinet of Massimo d’Azelio passed out of power, and Count Balbo attempted the construction of a purely Conservative administration, when the Clerical party was struggling with a deﬁnite aim ‘against the Liberals and the Reactionists, and the eyes of'all true Italian patriots were turned to Cavour, he said, ‘ ‘Without La Marmora I_ would not be Min- ister,” and Charles de Mayade, in his bril- liant life of the great Italiau,who died on the 6th of June, 1861, might have aptly com- pared La Marmora to Marcellus, who, after the battle of Cannaa, did for the Rome of old all that was accomplished by the union of Fabian delay and the vigor of the more dash- ing leader. It IS perfectly true that the dead. Sardinian had no antagonist in any degree equal to the Carthaginian Hannibal, but from first to last, in every position in which he was placed, he did his duty, and that Italy is now ranged among the great powers of the political world is due, prilnarily, of course, to Cavour, but secondarily to La Marmora. There are elements of romance in the Crimean war, and the name of La Marniora is inextricably blended with them. In the early spring of 1854 Count Cavour spent an evening at the house of his niece, the Countess Alﬁeri, to whom he was deeply attached. The young girl, for she was no more, asked her uncle why he did not send at least 10,000 men to the Black Sea. ‘ ‘Ali, ’ ’ replied Cavour, “if every one thought like that, it would already be done.” He Went home, sent for La Marmora, and before the gray dawn the proposals for an active alliance with England and France were upon paper, ready for submission to Victor Emanuel and transmission to London and Paris. The alliance was formed, and La Marmora was at once appointed to the command of the “Armata Sarda,” and the Italians under his command won the battle of the Tchernaya, ﬁghting, although only 15,000 strong, as bravely as their an- cestors under Scipio at Zalna. The Anglo- French treaty was signed on the 10th of April, 1848, and the Czar Nicholas never even vouchsafcd a reply to Cavour’s notiﬁcation, but the best reply was given by the guns mttling from the Italian camp when the Bus- sians attacked the allied positions from the north. During the war there were many victims. Major Cassinis, Victor de Saint Marsan, Cap- tain Casatl and mimy others fell in the ﬂower of their youth, and General Alexander La Marmora, the brother of the cominapdcr-in- chief, was taken away. Mishap after mishap fell to the lot of the brave little battalions, but neither the general in the ﬁeld nor the statesman at home felt fear or tremor. The small expeditionary force under La Marmora, which was to ﬁght its way not so much into Sebastopol as into the council chambers of Europe, astonished the world by its bravery and hardihood, and it was owing almost as much to the warrior as to the statesman that Italy was admitted as an equal participant in the Confercnceof Paris, which arranged the terms of the treaty of peace of 1856. La Marmora had done his duty well. In . the Crimean war, upon the day following the battle of the 16th of August, 1855. Cavour re- ceived the follow dispatch from La Marmora: This morning the Russians with 50,000 men at- tacked the lines of the Tchernaya. Our password was King and country. This evening you will know by telegram whether the Piedinontese were worthy to fight beside the English and the French. The statesman had not misplaced his conﬁ- dence in the soldier in whom Lord Clarendon, a difficult critic, recognized the bearing ‘ ‘of a soldier. agentlenian and a statesman. ’ ’ Du- ring the Austrian campaign of 1859, while Ca- vour remained at Turin, La Marmora accom- panied Victor Emanuel to the camp. Nothing daunted him and nothing perplexed him, and he was a bitter opponent of the treaty of Villa- franca. signed on the 11th of July, between Napoleon and Francis Joseph. Politically, but not as a soldier, he was compelled to yield, and Cavour in disgust retired from office. He was succeeded by a new Cabinet, of which La Marmora, Rattazzi and Debor- mida were the leading spirits. The-treachery of France I compelled their assent to the treaty, but at Florence, Modena, Palma and Bologna, and yet more at Turin and Milan, the treaty had burst like a thuiiderclap, and La Marmora for a time lost ‘all his inﬂuence with the people. Fermi and Ricasoli came. into power, but even in the ministry of six months La Mar- the organization of the new. army. He car- ried out the ideas of Cavour, and the alliance with Prussia in 1866, which led to the cession of the Austrian possessions in Northern It- aly, wﬁs his work. Gen. Govone was but his instrument in signing the treaty. He wagon reused. however, of the want of pro on the which led to the defeat atﬁent declared 23d of June. Populanet "long afterwards against him, and baths Italians were then driven from 0’ mora’s talents and abilities were utilized in_ as unkind to him as they had been to their heroes" in medizeval history, and since his last resignation the great adjutant of Cavour has been but little before the world. GRADED EDUCATION. In spite of the name, the holidays bring little leisure to any class of people save the teachers. The ‘ young ideas of the country have hitherto manifested "so great an unwill- ingness to shoot in any‘ other than an exceed-« ingly literal manner for several days before Christmas, and for several days after New Year’s, that most of the educational institu- tions of the "country do not even attempt to haveschool exercises of any kind during the holiday season. In order, however, that the time may not be absolutely lost, systems of Educational Conventions have for years been in vogue, and ‘during the past two weeks quite a number of these have assembled, and, in some of them, discussions of more than usual interest have been carried on. In one, held in an Eastern State, a topic was intro- duced which elicited little remark there, but which, to Missouri and neigliboriiig States, is a matter of no small educational importance. versities and Colleges to Primary and Com- mon School Education,” and, so far as can be gathered from the somewhat meager re- ports of the discussion, the conclusion arrived one that could even be thought of in this con- nection. Brieﬂyjstated, it amounted in ef- fect to the declaration that popular education, as conducted by the State, should be as near- ly as possible universal; that it should begin in the primary, and continue through the grammar schools; that the high schools should take it up where the grammar schools leave it,aiid that the State universities should resume it when the high schools can go no further. This plan of education might be fancifully likened to a pyramid built in steps, the low- est and broadest of all. being the primary schools, the next the grammar schools, and so on till the State University, or other col- lege of the highest grade, stands at the apex, the consummation of the system. Theoreti- cally it is beautiful, and as nearly perfect as it could well be made, but practically, its universal or even general realization is still far, far away. Several of the New England States have almost attained it, but the path has been so beset with thorny difficulties, and so many obstacles still lie in the way of its complete and satisfactory operation, that it is with not a little hesitation educators under- take any steps of decided importance towards the great end desired. The scheme, even as applied to a single State, is so vast and the details of the work necessary to be done are so numerous and perplexing that no one man can carry out the undertaking; while heart- burliings and petty jealousies which are found even among educators, toooftcn pre- vent a union of forces which might, perhaps, be available. So far as the theory goes,Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, and a dozen other Western their eyes. Practically, it isanullity. Pri- mary education begins, indeed, in the dis- high schools, State colleges. Virtually, no bond of union of the educational system, and, of course, operations. The district schools are not in- frequently converted into schools of special training by the introduction of branches entirely out of their line, while the high schools quite as often aspire to be miniature colleges and universities. ' On the other hand, the matter is still further complicated by the fact that the high schools and scminaries teach below as well as above their proper sphere,‘ and even the universities lap over the work which should have been done years before, and the performance of which ought to be a prerequisite to the admission of each and every student. After this exhibit, it might readily be sup- posed that further efforts to befuddle this al- ready fosrgy subject were entirely superﬂu- ous, but that it can be rendered even more contemplation of the nulnber of private col- lcges and denominational schools of ev- West. quence of this obligingness on their part, work known to the teacher. Overlapping, able to command -an uncertain, no means inconsiderable, patronage. education are often, indeed, doubt over the grade system. thing else, have letter. only be seen, but must be felt. waiting to complete the work. differeiit members of the group thatup3;;* shall have an appointed portion tom‘; when and shall perform that and noand when the this fact is clearly ulidergf and Otherwise, is state of affairs, egggcted On»; We will have a 311011 that it..r'of education for the people at perfect '"‘ - ‘ﬁne CAN TELL but those who are cured of Throat and Lung diseases by this new principle Dr. J. H. McLean's Cough and Lung-healing Globules ; in contact with the juices in the month aliealing gas is generated which surely cu;-es Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption. Trial boxes 25 cents by mail. Address Dr. J. H. McLean, St. Louis, Mo. iweek ago, Rev.'F:ither Plielan delivered yester- Tlie subject was, “The Relations of the Uni- . at by those participating in it was the only A THE BELIGIO US WAR». Father Phelan Speaks at Mount Carmel, On the Divine Institution of the Gath- olic Church. ,The Rev. 0. M. Stewart Criticizes Two or , Three Interviewed Priests. An Interesting Letter from an Episcopal ' Clergymaii. ' In accordance with an announce-.nent made a day morning an address on ‘ ‘The Divine Institu- tion of the Catholic Church,” at the Mt. Calvary Church, at Baden. There was quite it good con- gregation, despite the distant location _ of the church and the bitter cold,which peiielrated even the, heart of the church, and rendered accurate stenography impossible. Father Phelan said: The feast we cgelcbi-at.e to- day is the feast of the three kings of the Magi, the wise men of the East. The least _is also named tllC‘Eplpllal)y, or appearance; “_epiphany~” being a Greek word, signifying apparition, for, as we know, twelve days after the birth of the Savior a star appeared in the east which attracted the no tics of the astronomers of the Orient, and caused them to visit the new-born Savior; and then began the knowledge of that ' redemp- tion which is how widespread l.lll‘0l‘l§.‘,'ll- out the Gentiles. '1‘o understand this more thoroughly, we must bear in mind that the people of the East were great astronomers. They were versed in that science as no people were elsewhere, and as few people are at the present day. The people of Egypt, Persia, Syria and China wei'e,previous to the coming of our blessed Lord, well versed in the science of astronomy. In Chinese annals, so we are told, we can trace back the history of eclipses-and the various changes of the heavenly bodies for 4,000 years before, the coming of Christ. The coming of this new star twclve days after the Savior’s birth created no stir in Jerusalem or in Rome or Grecce—those people were not giv&i to the study of astronomy=—- but the apparition of a new star in the heavens created quite a consternation in the far East. They felt that it foreboded some change; that He who first made the heavens could not have sent that messenger of light without wishing‘ to pre- sage something to the people who had observed it. Tile three Kings changed their station so as to observe the star’s motion, and so followed the new planet westward. till they were led to Bethlehem. As the star meant to them either the rise or fall of some dynasty or empire, their attention was first turned to Herod. There was no-sign of ‘insurrection about his throne, hence they concluded the apparition indicated the rise of some great empire, and asked of Herod, ‘ ‘ Where. is he that is born Kingof Jews?” They consulted the wise men and priests of Judea, and were told that, if there was a Kin;~;horn, they would find him at Bethlehem, “for in Bethlehem is the King of the Jews to be born.” There they found the infant. Jesus and Mary, his moth- er, and there they adored Him, aftei'\varcls rc- turiiing to their own country another way, in ac- cordance with divine warning. in this way was the first knowledge of the birth of the I-ledccnier conveyed to the Gentiles. In this wayGod first made known his will to the outcast people of the lost tribes of Israel. In this way‘, for the first time, God was willing to make known his design for the salvation of the World, and to instill in the minds of his people THE FIRST 'l‘H(.)UGI-IT OF REDEMPTION, and it was in anticipation of this end that the great prophet Isaiah uttered those words in the 60th chapter of his prophecy, which I read to you this morning. In this way it pleased God to fore- tell the coming of the Messiah. New bear in mind we are not going to dispute the truth of that coming. We are not Jews. We are children , and accept the fact, that on the 25th day of December, 1878 years ago, the Savior of mankind was born; that for the last 1875 years we have been under a Cliristian dispension. God has always spoken to his people. He neverpermitted them to remain entirely and totallyestranged from him. During thatlongperiod of darkness to which the pro- phet Isaiah refers in the 60th chapter as the "shadow of death,’ ' there were numbers of pro- phets-every age had its prophet-—some more, ,,said, "All powerin Heaven and on earth is given have the Church has not fallen away. and nations States, have it, and cherish it as the apple of trict schools, but there is too often a gap be- tween the district or grammar schools and the and another of even wider proportions between the high schools and the at present exists between the various parts there can be no unity in the plan of their dense than at present may be seen from a cry description which so abound in the Neither private nor denominational schools ever refuse astudent, and in conse- thcy perform every species of educational as they do, A the work of every grade of the State schools, they offer a seri- ous obstacle in the way of the grade system in any State, particularly as from various considerations they are generally but by Their attempts to effect everything in the way of successful enough to excite the admiration even of their enemies, and to cast a temporary shade of But let it not be forgotten that the most valuable results in education, as in every- ‘been attained when a thoughtfully digested plan has been put into successful operation and carried out to the If Missouri, or Kansas, or Illinois, or any other State, is desirous of obtaining the best possible results from the establishment of the public or State school system, there must be a close bond of union between every link in the chain; the connection must not Education in the district schools must go to a certain point, but no further; the high schools must take it up there and carry it to the end of their section, where the State College must be in If a system of popular education means anything at all, it means such a division of the toil between the some less—-and their words were preserved among the archives of the Jewish Church. Our Savior was the last of the prophets. Father Phelan hero referred to the numerous occasions on which God spoke to the Jews by their leaders and prophets, and to the spiritual privileges of the Jews as en- joyed in their worship, and then added that not- withstanding all their advantages the Jews still desired more, till at last God gave them his Son as a divine Savior. For nearly 2,000 years the Christian world had been walking under a new dispensation, enjoying every blessing of which the Jews complained they were deprived, enjoying all the benefits of Chris- tian fellowship in the temple of God's son. Now let us see how rich we are and what we have to be thankful for. Have we the word of God as the birth of Christ, God spoke to the Jews by his ser- vants at almost rc-gular intervals. Since Christ ascended to heaven we have never heard :1 proph- et’s word. During that 2,000 years since his as- cension thc Church of God was in existence as founded but a short time. Disscnsions disturbed it, and for 1,600 years we had no church in which to assemble, no arm of faith to direct us, nothing by which to see the will of God or the mode of its fulfillment. Thus much we were behind the Jews. The Jews had the Scriptures. We have what were called the Scriptures. '1‘hat is our only soli- tary comfort. liut for these few pages we would not be Christians. The temple of Judca is gone. The prophets are silent. God has gone. Christ has ceased to speak to us; his Church has fallen into ruins. These few pages are all we llavelcft, and these were preserved only by accident. For Matthew's Gospel was written six years after our Lord had ascended to his father, and Luke’.-3 Gospel ten years after, and St. Mark's twenty- flve years and St. John's sixty-three years after the ascent in the cloud. Of the four Gospels, but two were written by Apostles. Of the twelve Apostles, but four wrote anything; Matthew and John their Gospels, and James the Less and Jude, his brother, short Ep‘lstlcs—-about as long as your arm. This is all WE HAVE UNDISPUTED POSSESSION OF. So far as they go, we acknowledge these to be the Word of God. But it is as a king that Christ came. He came to establish a kingdom. It was prophesied that he should "sit upon the throne of David,” and that of his kingdom there should "be no end.” Now, he went-about the establishment of this kingdom in avery extraordinary way. He de- clared that this should be a spiritual kingdom-—a kingdom of souls. To establish this kingdom He chose twelve men--twelve illiterate men--out of his acquaintances, and made them his ministers. They were made cognizant of the mysteries of the kingdom, and He took advantage of every occasion to teach — them something of the ‘Word of God. As you know, He was with them for three years, died o_n the cross. and after his resurrection set about completing his work. He begins to tell them of the power and privileges they were to enjoy. He says, “As the Father hath sent me I send you. All power is given me in heaven and on earth. Go" ye therefore, teach all nations; baptize them in the name of the Father. Son and Holy Ghost, commanding them to observe what- soever I have told you; and lo! I am with you always. even to the end of the world.” Then he adds, “Receive ye the Holv Ghost. All power is given you in heav- en and on earth. Whose sins ye shall forgive they are forgiven; whose sins ye shall retain they are condemned; whatsoever ye shall bind upon earth, shall be bound also in heaven; whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven; he that hear you heareth me; he who despises you _despises me_ and him who sent me. All power is given you in heaven and on earth. Go ye, therefore, teach all na- tions. I am with you to the end of the world.” And then he says: “Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." You can also read Matt. xvi, 18; xxviii, i6-20; John iv, 16-20. NOW WHAT DID OUR LORD MEAN when he said his word should never pass away? Not a syllable of his words was recorded during his lifetime. Eight of the twelve apostles were Jews had it? During the times pi'ecedingthe., to you.” Now, if the Roman Catholic Church was founded by Christ and his Apostles, as I have endeavored to show, and she has fallen away.. then has God himself fallen away. We have His promise, made by the second person of the Ador- able Trinity, that “My word shall not pass away; Iwill be with you always to the endof time.” And on the supposition that this promise had not been carried out, or- was not true, a. Catholic could ask his God why he dealt so to- ward him. But to-day 200,000,000 Catholics be- estrayed from her fold are gradually cominghome again. "The gates of hell shall not prevail againstit. ” It is not for us to ask wh_v God didn’t choose other means of saving the race, why_he established a Chnrcli for all time, instead of giv- ing us, at intervals, a variety of churches? Whv He ordained confession and baptism, the use of the bread and wine. in communion‘? Why the Church was built on Peter and not on some one else? It is for us to accept Hisword and command as we find it, believing that ‘ ‘It shall not pass away forever.” ‘-‘The Roman Church and Christian Unity.” The Rev. 0. M. Stewart spoke at Trinity M. E. Church, corner of Tenth and North Market streets, last night, upon "Christian Unity” as per selection of topic made by the Directors of the Evangelical Alliance. The greater part of the discourse had little or no especial reference to the religious controversy now being waged in this city; but in the early part of the lecture Mr. Stewart said: Let us suppose thatin this county of ours an administration was created or elected just as you like to say, by a few political cardinals, who have themselves the z.lppoilitment of their adminis- trators; and suppose the adlninistration of these cardinals did not represent all the States. but that a vast majority of thenilived . in the DlS'.1l'l€5l'. of Columbia, within the shadow of the National Capital. Think you how long such an Adrnlnistrat-ion would last? It would not stand a single decade. And vet that is the effect of the Papal Government. The cardinals are ap- pointed by the power of the throne--cardinals’ who, in their tui'n,shall create the‘ administration upon the throne, and the vast majority of these cardinals live under the shadow of the Vatican. ' To-clay the Catholic Church is the largest illus- tratiou of concentiuted Church unity for the gov"- ernnieni; and .s:ilv:xtion of men. On such a human basis, how can it but commit error? And having committed error, what would be the best way out of the dilemma? If tiiey err contrary to the plain teaching of Scripture, one of two, things must come about, either the Scripture must be laid aside as an authority, or t.he power uttering the voice of the Church be declared infallible. - But then the Church of Rome is not a fair illus- tiatiou of the unity of the Church. It is only an illustration of unity of form. Papists are always saying, ' ‘Protestants are divided and broken up into sects, and this is evidence they don’t belong to the klngdomof Christ.” What is the fact as to the Papal Church? How often has it been rent into fragments? How often did it stand fragment ovei-againstfrzzgment? Did it not give birth to the Anglican Church, and then to the Greek and Roman departments‘ of -its own divisions? And then even within the bosom of the Roman Church, any one conversant with her literature or history knows very well that, instead of unity, there is constant division, a. prevailing difference of opinion. Sentiment and party, a conﬂict and effort all through the different territories and domains of the Church. The Church of Rome to-day, much as it may appear to be united, has no more real and permanent unity, except in the sense of government and dictation than all the sects of Christianity outside. You need only to refer to history to find a time when there were three men sitting upon the throne of the Church, each claiming to be entirely infallible, each one declaring everything accomplished by the others, declared by the others,or intended by the others, and all the precious souls under the dominion of the other scepters to be accurserl and sent to per- dltion. So that as was said: “No matter whither the poor, sl'.i'uggling soul inquiring for salvation might turn, he would find a majorityof infallibles ﬁndingagailist him and sending him directly to perdition. "’ - One of the priests said the other day, in an in- terview wllli a GLOBE-DEMOCRAT reporter, this Pope that sat upon the throne in 1133 wasn’t as bad as Protestants said he was. Wcll,itdestroys very much the doctrine of infallibility to say he was bad at all, and to say that he wasn’t as bad-— not. the cruel, wicked, murderous wretch they say he was--doesn’t deliver them from the dilemma any more than one newspaper, in apologizing for the Turks, said that “ it was reported that the Turks . cut the Christians into pieces, but it was found, after all, that they hadn't cut them into such little pieces as the papers said they bad.” If the Pope was bad at all, it touches the deeper foundations of the iufallibliity of the Pope. An Episcopal Minister’s Criticism. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat." CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, S1‘. LOUIS, January 5, 1878.-Bishop Rran’s lecture has now been before the public for more than a-fortnight, and has called forth rejoinders from Jews,Tui-ks, Infidels and Heretics. but thus far no Catholic has formally replied to the Bishop's apologia. It is _asa priest of the Catholic Church that your correspondent ventures to call attention to cer- tain points in Bishop Ryzin’s.address which prop- erly provoke rcpl_v,aud to certain other points, conspicious by their absence, which are factors of importance in the present controversy. It must be conceded that the argument which the Bishop used to prove the existence of an au- thoritative church is simply demonstrative. It can be rejected only by those who defy alike the evidence of Scripture and of history. .- Nothing can be more certain to those who regard the tee- timony of these witnesses, than that our Lord did select a specific nunibe_r of individuals from anions: His disciples, ordain_them to a weli-de- iined office and ministry, dlstlnguisli them by a special title, _endow them with a plenary com- mission and divine authority,and send them forth as His ambassadors to breach and to tcach,to ad- minister His sacrament and disseminate Hie Gos- pel, untll the end of the world. Nothing can be clearer than the further fact that the! Church which our Lord thus founded in pursuance of His promise, was not to be the mere temporary expedient of a day or a year and perish at its close, but an organized body destined to grow and fill the W_ll0l0 earth. From our blessed Lord's words in which He declares that “the gates of Hell shall not prevail n_gumst_ it,” and His faithful promise to be with Ills nlllllSl.l'_Y ‘ ‘un- til the consummation of ages,” we infer that the holy Catholic Church has never ceased so exist, nor yet to preserve and teach those truths,whicli, contained in the Scriptures_, formulated in the crecds and guarded by tradition, constitute the substance of the ‘ ‘faith once delivered to the saints.” _ Having thus established the perpetuity and -many minds upon these and kindred points oi make of ascertained Catholic truth a bulwark fo - each separate-ly, and over all the faithful a the weak conclusions of our individual judgment derived so often from insufficient data, and color: ed by untintcd prejudice. The judgment thaf may be sufficient to guide us to God's Church, 13 far too limited in scope, and ill-informed in fact to enable any individual soul to grapple Vvith..sa}'1 the mysteries of God’: truth, or solve the doub in regard to faith and duty, which daily vex am; harass the souls of men. The truth, as notori. ous as the Incarnation itself, that Christ establish. ed and founded a’ church upon earth,would.alon-‘Q, be sufficient proof of- our need of. such a guide; and the strongest evidence of the inadequacy of unaided private judgment. The new light which :- Blshop Ryan’s address has doubtless brought to 5 doctrine, should be welcomed and acknowledge‘ Whcncesoever derived. . Butlet not the Bishop suppose that he can the defense of Romisli error. The two are utterly incompatible. The Catholic doctrine disproved and negatives Romanism. For example, in bi demonstration of the lnfallibiiity of the Chvrch,«, as God’s appointed teacher of His truth, Dr.,:.‘ Ryan simultaneously ovci-throws the indlvidua “ infallibility of the Pope with that of the Protest ant. Ego. . - He has shown that the authority with which th Incarnate Son endowed His Church, was co inittcd, not to an individual Bishop. but “to a Apostolic body, which remains until to-day un shorn of a single Apostolic power-—remains judge—remains to interpret—remains to dcci disputes. ” These are Bishop Ryan's words, an they state the true. .Cathol_‘lc doctrine, bu- wnere within the communion of Rome ca such a body be found? according to Roman theories, _ nothing. With the insignia of the Apostoll office the Bishops of the Roman obedlelice retain not a single trace of its authority. The ﬁnal de cision of all causes is relegated to Rome. , Roma ,. Archbishops and Bishops simply act as papa f commissaries. registering and executing the de crces of the Curie. The organization which i blessed by the possession of an infallible ma Wllhlll its borders has no need of an Apostoli episcopate, synods or councils. A supreme rule» aiid judge needs only satraps and janissarics t execute his decrees and enforce his _will._ Al the Church of God is,by the latest Roman theoi held to be concentrated in the Pope of Rome Accordingly,if Bishop Ryan claims anysllar‘ cx—oﬁz‘cio, of the divinely-given autliorlt of the episcopate, thereby denying tha the supreme papal authority is ‘ ‘bot ordinary and immediate, over all churclies over each separately. over all pastors and ove over each separately,’ ’ he -is, by a decree of til late Vatican Council, guilty of heresy. The fact is, were the Vatican decrees to be r ceived in the communions of Canterbury 2: Constantinople as in that of Rome, the nniversa episcopate of the Church Catholic would be ul; terly absorbed in the papacy, and the charac " of the Church so modiﬁed as to make It a com plcte spiritual despotism. "L’e_glisc .c'est moi” ’ is the C1lCl)ll.i1’0f Pio Nono, and were. the decis- -ion, which would make it true, universally ac- cepted, then, indeed, were the Bride of Christ, metamorphosed into the Specter of the Vat1cau._ Lotus thank Bishop Ryan for vlndicating the‘_ Catholic idea of the authority of the collective episcopate against the modern Romish id_ea,of=, complete spiritual subserviency to’ a. single; ,Blsli'op. ‘ _ . ' Again, the Bishop statestlie true Catholic doc-,4 trine in regard to absolutiou when he declares ‘ ‘God will not forgive the sins of any man who i not truly contrite and resolved to change. Th priest can never forgive the sins of a man who ‘i , not truly contrite.” ’ Let us be encouraged in, that we ﬁnd a Roman Bishop statinv: the true doc-1* ti-inc. It is to be hoped that the -Romish con-_-Z fessors of this diocese will take heed to these“ Words and no longer venture to pronounce th I solemn “Igo te absolve” upon profession of th imperfect contritlon which theologians call “at trilion,” and which, with confession, is declare by Roman theologians to be sufficient to secur absolution. This "attrition,” be it known t those unfamiliar with moral theology, is the kill of sorrow for sin which may arise simply and; solely from the dread of impendiiig punishment at the hand of God, and is more nearly allied to th "sorrow that worketh death” than to “th Godly sorrow which worketli repentance.” , In .thc matter of invocation of saints, also Bishop Ryan may seem to occupy a. defensibl position. It is true that bowing to a statue on picture of a saint departed, or asking the pravei of such up one, may be no more idolatry the .-;:;i bowing -to a living friend or asking his prayers I and if the saints in the presence of God are, I St. Paul informs us-, ‘ ‘witnesses’ ’ of our strug glee againstisin, we need not doubt their inter cessions on our behalf; but let Bishop Ryan an swer this question conscientiously: To who does the average illiterate Romanist turn for a in moments of supreme danger, to A1inightyGo the Father. Son and Holy-Ghost, or to the blesse _ Virgin and the saints? In whom is the chief co _ fidencc rcposed? We shall be glad to learn that average Romanists rest their hopes of protectio ‘ conﬁdently on our Lord’s promise to hear th who call upon Him, and not priinarily upon t‘ intercessious of the saints. . But what, after all, is Bishop Ryan defending? a. ‘Not the Catholic Church in this land, but the truded Roman schism, which is only it more dan- gerous species of Protestantism than most others.*, because by its claims it is confounded with tug Church of the land, and by its abuses itbriiigs discredit on what is truly Catholic. There can be , ~, but one branch of the true Church in apyjuris- V diction, if the unanimous voice of anti '_i_ty be " accepted as decisive, and upon no otlier'*th‘cory than that which makes the Pope the supreme in“- falllble head of the Church. can the Roman intru- sions in England and the United States be main- tained, to the prejudice of those Churches which, by priority of occupation, and steadfast adhesion to the Catholic faith, are manifestly the Catholic Churches of these lalids. If Bishop Ryan would be indeed a Catholic, let him regard his vows to interpret Scripture according to the uilanllIlOl_ll_;;; consent‘ of the fathers, reject those new dogmas which were unheard of Ill. the i first agee,make a stand for the liberties of his or- der, and as he will then find his presentpost too hot to hold hlni, come into the Church of God, ’ and sustain with that ﬂorid eloquence, which is A powerful now. but which would be more p_owe ‘ ful then, the unchanged, unchanging faith of Holy Church. There is, there can be, but one Church—the Church of the apostles and niartYl‘8f ‘ the Church of saints and confessors-mid it is 1 this Church we shall welcome Bishop Ryan, col 1 ing from the companionship of Jesuits and UI traniontanes, and give him double honor, in the he combines humility enough to bend all exalted 4 intellect to the judgment of God's teacher, a res 9 olutc integrity lirm enough to refuse homage t the newqnade idol Of the Vatican. H. D. J. Fatal Pistol Accident. (From the Mattoon -(Ill.) Gazette.) A; c'.'larlcston, last Monday'night., one of th mqsrpaintul and needless accidents happened that ever came to our notice. It seems that tw young men—Wm. Miles and James Alfred Arte burp--were calling upon two young ladies, who young Artcburn began searching in his pocke fol‘ some trnches. and to find them removed lh yrticles from his pocket. one of which was a pie tol. Thercupon young Miles, his companion, re present existence of the Church of God, we are bound to look about us and discover, by the use ‘of our best judgment and highest reason, whcrv that Church of dl.V'lll6.illSl;l_tllLl0l'l and authority .13 to be found. This work, if conscientiously el- gagcd in, most surely will lead us to tlic'truth A conviction that God's Church survives,-'01“ poi-ate, visible, divine as founded by our I0I‘d. forces upon us two harmonious concludons: first, that the Church of God must be than body which can be clearly traced back to the A10-‘M188; and second. that no organization of me. two. thgleieboi-tf1oiitr(li’11ndil'ed ‘Years’ eL.‘1itilst‘(3n£3¢eat;3]i:3nnlz:‘0};3»(; at e la ‘lurc i, a one en c . _ _ Wlli¥}il speaks by virtue of Chi-_i.oa’_s obmmissiori. and which now for eighteen Ce!-‘bl1l‘ieStha5 1“.“‘.m' nailed the page of history ant’ ‘villi!-I115 the 191131011 0, Ch,.,,,,_ to mankind, No man-made sect, no more human society. tlloligh 90559351”.-3' .“‘e Z331 of Mcthodism .tlic decelic)’ 0f1"1‘°3D.l’l0l'131_11Sf1l .t_he cleverness of Unitai~ian1:!;lp.ﬂ} ‘2l‘3‘1i‘1r:]‘>1‘:1(1)1I’l)té38‘Ii:t.I€'; akerism can P0 - ‘ H (()}1llll(%3ll which,’ as Scriptwe foretells and history records, was to be throusﬂollt the tigers the one unchanging Church of cod, the extension or the incarnation, the voic _of ‘God to man. That Church, the holy Cathv 10 (»h1}g'c-h of ages. ‘the pillar and ground of tie mlth. ODE} In its Organic union with its fomder, one in its creeds, its sacraments and 11;: gospel, is and _must be the » divine. and me,-Croce the infallible guide of human 5031:,’ when We. 5,, this land, seek to identify this Churoﬁ of God, we are met ace‘ to face by two bodies, each clxiniiyrr $9 99,3119 009 11015’. bath- Ohc andAp0s,31,~,, (}_lllllC_h‘ of the creeds and of mswry; e8,,,.c aiming dll8(l‘.t alid iiiililterruptcd successinr. from t it. Apost eséueacli desiring to ,, lzed by men as reple hung in this land / b?_r‘C“;Illl'0ll of the Ages, the undying Church of entirely silent so far as writing was concerned; of the other‘ four but two wrote gospels, app‘ these six and sixty-three years i'es;)ecrivcly«;~ben the asccnsion,whlle their pi'eserv:itlp1pt. Om. written, was almost a matter of accéil go and I Lord said to his twelve apostles: 1 G -1 _.-,1 . '; , 1 “flue , 01 “1 will be llltll you. I am Enm_ ma on He 11 .-'1 k pile F“,-,el 10 Sb. 3' . y°“' Am “'11 as 1' ‘ ‘ who shall abide Paraclete, the spirit 0f“‘l1ll‘]"§:;1nd brmg to ygm, with you, teach yhou allvé-Y I have Mmmamcd remembrance w atsrw , , or the adorable ” Thus the three P9150“ S ‘ I011-_ . rmu God Works T,.m,t}, . app‘ with t-l1I(_::[réiq.‘Vd and earth shall with his (»h11T°“' ,,.‘ world shall not pass away. 13"‘ ..oms of Greece and Rome, pass awaY- The}§>“l\Iedes and Persians, are all the Kingdom Oire founded on law, a law that gone. Tlieshanged from time to time. Butfor had to..l would be no kingdom. Here was an law .15 without a single written law at the time of erfouudation, and yet our Savior says his word shﬁill nflll. pass SW2)’ forever. ow ct us I in _a moment of the effect of ‘ peculiarity of Chrlst’s Kingdom. Our Savlortrtilés. clared that the gates of hell should not prevail against the Church. We all agreethat the Church represented by the Apostles is-the om church Some say that no sooner had the last Apostle aieri than the Church became corrupt. others gay that it didn't become corrupt for 400 years, that the first four general councils were actual coun. oils of the saints. Others say that the church kept on till the sixteenth century and then be. came ‘entirely A corrupt. Still she is a pretty lively corpse to-day. In all that time the policy of the Church has been unchanged. The succession of the Popes is tracedﬁiack to Pete;-in in an unbroken line. We Catholics maintain that Pius IX is the same as Peter was; justashfr. Hayes has the power and place that Washington bad, though he can not claim the title of Father of his Country. And so there is not aBishop of the Catholic Church to-day but can mice 13;; God. These two bodies are the Roman Catholic Church and the (so-called) episcopal Oliurcli. In the ‘investigation of the title of these two claimants. we discover that the country was first occupied by the latter with its three orders of bishops, priests and deacons; that its line of suc- cession is lnorc clear and regular than any other; iat its liturgy and sacraments are in the lan- guage of the country; that it holds fast the one faith, taught in Scripture, epitomized in the creed and interpreted by the unanimous consent of the Fathers; that its church government ac. cords with primitive precedent-—in short, that it bears the marks of being a true _branch of the historic Church of Christ. Of me other claimant. we discover that its asserted title to jurisdiction rests solelv upon an authority supposed to inhere in the Bishop of Rome, iii}; Patriarch of the West, and inseparable from the modern doctrine of_Rolnan supremacy; succee- sion, if valid, 18 of distinctlylllegalorigiii; that its system of doctrine while based upo_n_the Catholic creed has been so altered by a pernicious develop- ment, that dogmas which were not so much as dreamed of for ten centuries after Christ, are now forced upon the faithful under pain of ex- communication; that its services are in a lan. guage unknown to the people; that its policy is to dominate the conscienceeven in regard to see- ular concerns to the extent of excoinmunicatlng people for sending their children to the public schools, and in some places dictating what can. dictates shall be supported at elections-in short, thatit has no claim upon the_Catholics of this land save its doubtful succession from the Apos- tles and its arrogant assumption of exclusive Catholicity. It is this latter body which its Bishop,Dr. Ryan, ‘ has come forward to defend. Let us rejozce in the success with which he has refuted some of the popular anti-Catholic superstitions of the day--. that he has shown it to be simple. common sense and sound reason to accept the guidance of the pedigree back to the Apostles, to whom Christ Church of God, in things spiritual. rather than marked that he could show a pistol too, and dre it out. and supposing he had adjusted it so the the single cartridi-.'e it contained would not b struck by the hammer, snapped it at Arteburn when, to his surprise, it was discharged , the bal hitting his friend in the mouth, and inflicting , fatal -wound, from which he died in ten minutes. For-d’s Failure. CHICAGO, January 6.-—B. N. Ford, of the dis- tilling firm of Ford, Oliver & Co., has gone into bankruptcy. Secured debts, $77,000; unsecured $7,440. The United States has a claim of $149,000 for the recovery of which suits against Ford ar still pending. He is also responsible on accom modation paper to the amount of $25,000, and ill bills discounted equal $18,000. He has an ope accounts of sums due him aggregating $6,000, an unadjudicatcd claims, value unknown. Out of the Editorial Harness. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. . INDIANAPOLIS, IND., January 6.-—Mr. E. W Halford has formally retired as managing edlto of the Journal, and is succeeded by Johnlll Vought. who for several years has held a subor dinate position on the paper. Swamped by Hard Tlmcs. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. PANA, ILL., January 6.—-The hard times hav swept into bankruptcy one of the old establishe hardware houses, that of W. H. Miller. His as sets, just invoiced, amount to $5,000. Mr. Bowles’ Condition. SPRINGFIELD, MAss., January 6.—Saniue Bowles had a recurrence of serous effusion at th base of the brain, Saturday night, and now lie in a very prostrate condition. A WASHING-TON girl, Miss Pauline Montcgriffc who is studying at Milan under Prof. Enri ‘é Bolis. instructor of Cary and Albani, Writes 1; her friends that he predicts for her a great futu I on the lyric stage. THE ladies who rule and the leaders who dcci have all pronounced favorably of “Andrews’ B zar.” It is the neplus ultra of fashion journ in America. Send W. R. Andrews, Cincinnati ten cents for specimen copy. ‘ Ar a church fair in Pittsburg they had a sla market. Young girls disguised in sheets w put onthe block and knocked down to the big est bidder, the money going to the churchtre ury. and the goods never being delivered. BEADS form trimmings for all kinds of dress pearl trimmings are for light silk; rainbow bee clair dc lane and "old gold ’.’ beads trim bl and colored dresses, and jet beadswith steel : are put on black dresses. $4.5 will buy Eutlake French Dresser Che, suite: Bari-ell, Oonstock 3 Cone, -£02 and £0!‘ Fourth street. p The Captain ‘ was the next speaker. «fore, love for those for whom Christ died. 4 generally associating together. FREE SALVATION. Gathering in Aid of the Y. M. C. A. at Mer- cantile Library Hall Last Night. The Objects of the Association and what is Being Accomplished. Addresses by Prominent Pro- testant Clergymen. A union meeting of the Protestant Churches was held. last night, in Mercantile Lili~rary Hall, on behalf of the Young Men's Christian Association, which at present requires assitarce, in consequence of the expenses attendant upon the removal to their new quarters. The seating capacity of the immense hall was filled, and about a couple of hundred had to con- tent themselves with standing room. On the platform there were the following gen- tlemen: Rev. Messrs. Brookes, Reaser,Niccolls, Rhodes, Tudor, Poi-tens‘, Boyd. Wilson. Ruther- ford, Lewis, Falconer, Bushong, Houghton, Reed,-Clifton, Allen. Godbey, Bell and Parker. It will be observed that the representation of the different chuches was very general. There were also on the platform: Capt. I. M. Mason,Joseph Franklin, C. R. Garrison, J. W. Kauﬁhian, Dr. J. H. McLean, Dr. McPhcetcrs, Hon. E. O. Stanard, E. H. Semple. J. W. Parker, Isaac Smythe, l-lenry Hitchcock‘, Carlos S, Greeley and . L. Booghcr. ., Prof. Bowman officiated at the organ, and the very excellent choir of the Second Presbyterian Church led the singing, it being composed of Mrs. Bouvier, soprano; Mrs. Hardy, alto; Mr. Dierkes, tenoi: Mr. McMinn, bass. Gen. Moore, President of the Association, was Chairman . _ After singing by the quartet,and prayer by Rev. Dr. Tudor, the always popular sacred war song, “Hold the Fort” was sung, the audience heartily _ joining in chorus. The Rev. Dr. Rutherford then _ read Romans xii. . THE FIRST SPEECH , was made by the Rev. Dr. I-Ioughton. He re- , marked that most of the great deeds of great men -were perfoi-med while they were young. Men destined to be forces in society are generally thrown into the arena of life and put upon their metal while they are young, It must begobserved on ’Change that the men who make the noisy and greedy throngs, who represent the business brain of the great and growing‘ West are, to a very great degree, young mem. Young men are swelling the current of commercial life in this and in every other city in our land. ’.1‘o say nothing of the religious aspect of the matter, it is certainly the best policy to do the best pos- sible to save the young men to inteixijity and tip- .i-ightness of character. A truly, virtuous and upright character is the very best conimercial .mves'tment, not only for the man himself, but fortlie community in which he lives. To put forth efforts to some youna‘ _ men. theref_ore, was the highest type of ‘pt\_tl‘l0tlSIll. LOOklll,9.' at the ' religious aspect, also, it was the highest service to Christ and to the Kingdom of God. The Young Men’s Christian Association was there that night to represent these two great facts-—facts which are vital to our very best interests as citizens, es- pecially to the very best interests of Christian citizens in a Christian land. Learning well the lessons of the past, and _pr_oflting by them,‘ the Young Men’s Christian Association have set before them the hopeful SAVING THE YOUNG MEN. They proposed to organize _tlie energy, the .-ready intelligence and_the religious fervor and faith of men who are still enjoying the morning of life, into a nior_al and spiritual movement, the in- ﬂuence of which is expected to beneﬁt young men throughout the length and breadth of the land. And in this _noble work they should be ‘ backed up by the spiritual and material support of every good Christian, yea, of every good citi- rzen in the country. False views of commercial and professional life are not among the least of those allurements and enticements through which so many young men fall. They are in a «critical and dangerous position the very moment they enter into their chosen career,‘ especially if they have not the restrainins: and moral inﬂu- lence of a Christian home, but are strangers. At- tention was drawn to the fact that Young Men’s Christian Associations were solving the question, i How shall we reach the masses? Special empha- :sis was laid upon the point that these Associa- . tions tend more than anything else to lﬂhristian union, the present meeting _ being one or the indications. Denominational girejudices and differences disappear and give place to an absorbing love for the common cause, and "bectariar.ism” dies. Not that the Church itlenominational is loved the less, but the Church universal is loved the more. The reverend gen- stleinan likened the various Evangelical Churches to :2 grand army, its departments being: Infantry, the Methodists; light infantry, the Presbyterians; partqof the Baptists along the lakes and rivers 'i"laughtei'], part of them light infantry and the rest pickets; the fort to be held by the Episco- palians; heavy artillery, the Lutherans. is ‘ Christ, the standard is the cross, and the battle-cry is “Free salvation.” But there is a spy in the camp: his name is Big- otry, and he tries to get up a feeling of jealousy and distrust in every department of the army. ‘There was danger for the spy, however, in the .growing spirit of Christian union. When the spy, bigotry, was caught, the reverend gentle- man hoped that he would be put to death and '-buried by the Quakers in eternal silence without !lIlllltEl‘l‘_Vll0ll01'S,alld that his ghost would never, ireturn to this world of sin and sorrow. Mrs. Hardy led, and the audience joined in the -chorus of the sweet hymn of “I need thee every Iiour.” REV. MR. BOYD He said he was happy to "represent the navy in the grand company of war- .riers of the Lord; and if the department he rep- . resented found the spy Bigotry, they would take him and sink himfour fathoms deep. In order , that a Christian should see his true position, he should come out and associate with other Christ- ians. The reverend gentleman disclaimed any intention of stirring up among the Churches con- troversies that would do no good except to ﬁll the columns of the daily relig- ious press. Mr. Boyd referred to his visit to Boston, and he described how the work of Moody and Sankey, under the auspices of the Y. M.~C. A. there, at that time reilived the . spirit of earnest religion among the =cliiirches. The great force of the Y. M. C. A. was an intense love for Jesus Christ‘, and, t{;l§3l‘B- hat ‘Was wanted was more faith in the old, old story of that which can change 9. man from the sole of his feet to the crown of his head. The reverend‘ gentleman appealed to his hearers to give gener- -ous contributions to the good work. REV. DR. REED, 7 of the Protestant Episcopal Church, introduced himself by recounting a funny anecdote. He ex- pressed the greatest aduiiration of the objects _ and the work of the Y. M. C. A. Denominations he considered natural and necessary, but do. nominations were no reasons against Christians Society needed 8 thorough regeneration, for, on taking up even "the great religious daily of the West," its columns were found to be ﬁlled with heinous «crimes. Business men should see that their .‘CI.Cl'kS were Christians, and then there would be no more defalcations and short cash books. WHAT THE ASSOCIATION IS DOING. The President made an interesting statement of the work accomplished by the Young Men's Christian Association. It was organized, he said, on September 16, 1875, with sixteen mem- bers. Now there are 632 members, with addition- al applications that will make the [number 700. -‘The Association has kept open a free reading- ‘room since March 20, 1876, in which are the daily and weekly papers and magazines and periodicals ‘from diﬁerent parts of the country. Through the kindiiess of friends a library of about 700 volumes had been collected. There is a boarding house register, by which information of respectable ‘places of abode is given. In spite of the dullness of the times hundreds of young men have ob- tained situations through the “Employment Bu- freau.” In this connection the President invited business men to apply to the Association iwlien they needed I employes. ‘1‘he chairman of the Boarding House Com- mittee, in connection with Mr. Chapman, had established the “Friendly Inn.’-’ ’I‘hroug_li this institution nearly 1,000 men had received sit- uations. They recommended the “Friendly Inn" as one of the best and most economical institu- tions in the city. Through the kindness of med- ical men connected with the Associations hun- "diode of homeless young men had received med- lcal attendance gratuitoiisly. Our City llospital has been regularly visited twice a. week. lflearly 1,000 papers in Eng-lisli and German are distributed ‘Weekly. The rooms have furnished with "writing niaterials over 1,000 young men. Free literary and musical eiitertaininent-s have been iregnlai-ly given at the rooms, also free lectures at a high order." Through the General _Secretary an almost continuous correspondenceis kept up with parents at a distance. The President then went on to state the religious part of the work, -illirough exliortation, prayer meetings, cottage meetings and tract distribution. The estimated «expenses this yea!’ are $4.000- Thc uppealiiig and touching hymn, “What hast ‘-thou done for Me !” was sung, when the _Presi- dent corrected a statement in one of the city pa- pers that Mengis, the baby showman, had been introduced and recommended by the Young -‘ll-len’s Christian Association. and had advanced £30 for the hall rent. This statement, Gen. oore said, was utterly untrue, and he was sure :ft had been published and circulated by mistake. REV. DR. RHODES , task of’ had been well said that if Lona. . n xaglteogtaiygzgcd tine world would be brought to the . n eloquent language the 1-"er. end gentleman dwelt upon the “paving" nature °‘ii”.$i’.§ S.’.‘.’.’;'?éI§‘“..§“.‘.‘.‘..'i‘.'.i§€“‘ l"S“‘““°"“' iairsed in a short time. $ '500' bug ‘L000 W“ he lecture of l) . N v next Friday evenin r 8“ mu“ has D091} postponed ment being set for announced for at Mercantile Library Hall, on account of an entertain- that evening in the same hall. BONN l~.R’S;FA.lLURE. P $231138 Questions as to Recovering Opledged Securities-—Actlon Taken by Various Banks and Firms--Mau- agement of the Bankers and Brokers’ Association. [From the New York Trlbune.j There has not been a failure in many months in this city which has occupied the attention of brokers so much as that of John Bonner a: C0. The complications which follow it greatly agitate Wall street. Dimciilties began to arise immedi- ately after the failure was announced, and these difficulties seem to increase continually as efforts are made to solve those already discovered. Nu- merous ineetlngs have been held by persons inter- ested in the securities repledged by Bonner, and, in some cases, apparent progress has been made towards a settlement, but in nearly every in- stance nothing deﬁuite has been agreed to, ex- cept when the holders of the securities have dis- posed of them at the market price. In very many cases the real owner of a lot of securities pledged to Bonner for a loan, finds his certiﬁcates widely distributed among the banks and firms with which Bonner hypothecated them. Then also there are complications similar to the following: ‘Agave Bonner securities worth 3520.000 for a loan of $15,000; B hypothecated collaterals worth $70,000 for a loan of $40,000. B ﬁnds a portion of his col- laterals repledged for their full value, and de- cides not to touch them; another portion has been added to those of A, with which Bonner obtained a loan of a Trust Company on which there is a margin of 10 per cent. This margin the assignee claims. The.owners of the securities also claim it. The Trust Company wishes to avoid litigation, an_d hesitates as to what it ought to do under the circumstance. Meanwhile, as Awas only the broker for the real owner of the collater- als pledged, his customer is clanzorous for a set- tlement. If the 'I_‘rust Company consents to sur- sender the securities on payment or the man to Bonner, on_ what basis shall A and B decide on the proportion due from each? This is an 1l|_ustr_ation of some of the questions that are puzzling Wall street operators at preg. ent. I‘lie assignee gave (lﬁlclal notice yesterday to all those who held collaterals as security for loans made to_J_ohn Bonner & Co. that he should hold them liable for any margins on such securi- ties.as these margins belonged to the assets of tlieiirm. Immediately after the receipt of this notice, by the advice _of counsel, some of the holders ofsuch securities disposed of them at the market price. Among them were William Belden at C0. , who loaned Bonner $50,000, and who sold "under the rule,” at the Stock Exchange, ﬁfty shares Chicago, Rock Island and Paciﬁc’ stock, fifty Chicago and Northwestern preferred stock, 100 Lake Shore stock, 200 Union Paciﬁc stock,and 400 Western Union stock. The President of the Fourth National Bank stated that the securities held by the bank for two of the loans made to Bonner would be re- deemed by the original holders. In each case the bank required proof of ownership and the amount of the loan, Wllih, interest‘ also, that a guarantee should be given that any valid claims against the bank for niargins should be paid by the person taking the securities. The securities for the third loan made by the bank were being sold out. - The President of the Central Trust Company stated that he had not received an application for the securities obtained of Bonner. He claim- ed that he had a right to dispose of them at any time. but out of courtesy to the real owners he had done nothing. At the oﬁlee of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust erals of Bonner held by the company covered the unpaid loans made to him. The company had not taken a note in any case, and the securities were deposited from time to time as collatertils forany sums due it-. Even if the company had taken a note, the President thought it had no right to sell the securities without giving notice to the owners. The owners had not, to his knowledge, agreed to any plan to redeem the se- curities, which they could have upon payment of the loans and interest. _ The schedule furnished on Wednesday by the assignee stated that the PhenixBank loaned Bon- ner $50,000 November 9 on securities, the present value of which. is only about $31,100. Mr. Bon- ner’s cashier said yesterday that this was a mis- take, as $19,000 was subsequently paid the bank on account. ‘ At Trenor W. Park's omce it was stated that not all the Panama stock pledged by Bonner be- longed to Mr. Park. It would require three or four days more to know the exact amount of his loss,in the settlement of which he should redeem only such securities as were not pledged for their full value. p In the evidence that was taken at the Tombs Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. Oley, Bonner’s manager, appeared as a witness for the purpose of securing an order of arrest of Bonner, it is stated that the name of his partner, Mr. Sewell, was in no way mentioned. Sewell was on the street and at his oflice yesterday, and it is not known that there is any intention on the part of any one to procure his arrest. The special coin- mittee appointed by the Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange to investigate the cases of Netter 85 Co; and John Bonner & Co. has not yet made a report. The question of continuing Robert L. Cutting, Jr., as Receiver of the Bankers’ and Brokers’ Association has been adjourned to Monday. The affidavits on which Mr. Cutting was appoint- ed were not ﬁled in fact until yesterday. The complaint is the ordinary complaint. and is sup- ported by an affidavit by Wm. Peck Smith, that the Association has become insolvent througli the culpable management of its I’resident,.Mr. Bon- ner, who has appropriated the greater part of its assets to his own use, and there is danger that if the present oflicers are left in charge, all the property and effects will be hopelessly lost. H. Eugene Alexander makes aflidavit as to the insolvency of the company, and continues: “Further, deponent says that he has discov- ered that the oﬂicers of the said corporation or some of them have been acting in collusion with certain of the stockholders thereof, to save said stockholders from the liability imposed upon them by the act. of incorporation of said defend- ant, that is to say: Oh the 29th December. 1877', on which day the insolvency of the said defendant became known to certain of the stockholders, they, the said stockholders. procured some of the oﬁleersof the defendant to record transfers of stock as of a date more than thirty days prior to said December 29. Said transfers of stock were caused to be made to John Bonner & Co., a firm which had become insolvent through the conduct of its senior member, -the purpose of said transfer being, by transferring the stock out of ‘their names as of the aforesaid time, to fraudulently avoid being held liable for the debts of the said corporation defendant. ’ ’ Mr. Alexander says only one-half of thejcapital of a million has been paid in, and the liabilities are not more than $50,000. Judge Van Hoes-en has denied the application of William Belden & Co., Stout & Co., Ham 85 Munroe, W. S. Nichols & Co., and Denman & Co., borrowed from Bonner & Co., to have the assignee authorize the ti‘a_nsfer by Russell Sage of stock repledged by Bonner & Co. , on payment of the loans. The Judize places his denial on ‘the ‘ground that he has no jurisdiction over the as- signee until he ﬁles his bonds. The weather. WASHINGTON, January 7 .--1 a. m.-Indications for Monday: In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, colder, northwest to northeast winds, rising barometer and clear, followed by partly cloudy weather, and in the East Gulf States possible rain will prevail. For the West Gulf States, rising, fol- lowed by falling barometer, northeast to southeast winds, stationary or higher temperature. Cloudy and rainy weather for Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and the Lake Regions, colder northwest back to slightly warni- er southwest winds, clear or_ partly cloudy weather, rising, followed by stationary or falling barometer. For the Upper Mississippi and Low- er Missouri Valleys, falling barometer, warm- er southerly winds, partlv cloudy or clear weather. For the Middle Atlantic States and New England, colder north and west winds, ris- ing barometer and cle-irweather, possibly fol- lowed in the Middle Atlantic States by slightly warmer southwest winds. The rivers will remain stationary or falling. The temperature will re- main below freezing in the canal regions of Mary- land and Virginia. Cautionary signals continue at Galveston and Indianola, and oil‘ shore signals at Key West. The Coal Kings. 1 ‘ PHILADELPHIA. January 6----1‘3 is ﬂmughl that a call for another meeting of v 003-1 Presidellts 30 settle ﬁnally percentages for each of the coal carrying companies to be represented In the combination, will be made Tuesday or-Wednes- day next. Arrangements, it is believed. 11370 been perfected by which the Lehigh Val1ey_can have an increase of 2% percent over that given it in the allotment made at thelast. meeting. This ‘ will not touch the allotment of McGowan. but will take % per cent from Iltelaé ware,Laekawanna and Western. V4 P31 "-311 0 ".'.""""“"" " Company, the President said that all the collat- — pggnis Ettilpdlulit-Erntctrai, ﬂluiibzip ﬂlstitiiig’, iltuiiisrp 7.1.878. AN EXILE’S FATE. The Sad Suicide of a Russian Imperial Guardsman. _ ; Convicted of High Treason and Sentenced for Life. Liberty Regained to Meet Death Under . the Wheels. I From the Kansas Cltv Times.) A verv interesting life was terminated tragically, nearthe North Missouri Freight Depot, yesterday morning. A frelixht switch engine on the hits- souri Paclac Railroad was backing rapidly west- ward. three freight cars ahead of it. A nrakeman stood upon the top of the foremost car, and the track in front was clear. No one was observed either on or near the track. Just as the moving train was opposite the crossing or pathway lead- ing from the North Missouri freight offices, a man rushed forward and disappeared beneath the cars. The brakcman did not see the man. and the first notiﬁcation he received of anything being wrong was a change in the motion of the first car, on which he was standing. At first the brakeman supposed that the car was on’ the track, and he gave the signal to the engineer to stop. As soon as the train had passed,the mangled and muti- lated form of aman was found lying . _ QUIVERING AND BLOODY right across the rails. When taken up it was found that both legs had been cut oil’, and his head was frightfully cut and bruised. The un- fortunate man was recognized as a rather eccen- tric foreigner, who has attracted more than usu- al attention upon the_ streets in this city. His name is D. H. Kottwitz, and he is known to a few in this city as a Russian nobleman and a scholar of some note. he arrived in Kansas City during the month of September, 1876, and presented himself to gentlemen connected with the public scliools as an applicant for employment in the higher branches. He presented a rather die- tinguished appearance, were good clothing, and invariably carried with him a. green umbrella. Not finding any employment to suit him in the public schools, be, with the assistance of several gentlemen and ladies. opened a class for the teaching of modern and ancient languages . But _ _ HIS SUCCESS iln obtaining scholars was very indifferent, and is habits not being what might be termed eco- ﬁfmical. he became much involved in debt. It is ought by many that it was pecuniary distress and _loss of hope for a pardon from the Czar of Russia_which_led him to throw himself beneath the train_. His career has been a very notable one._ His papers prove him to have been a cap. tain in the Russian _Imperial Guard, which be en- tered during the Crimean war, in 1855. He served with little or no distinction at the notable defense of Sebastopol, and was wounded at the assault of the British at the celebrated Redan Fort. He was sent home to his fatliei-’s estate in Russia, and not far from the ancient Russian capital,Mos- cow. It was while he was there enjoying the pleasiires a young nobleman is heir to, that he received an appointment as staﬂ ofﬁcer to the Grand Duke Michael, then in command on the Caucasus. He soon - TIRED OF STAFF DUTY, and obtained permission to rejoin the Impeiial Guard, with which he served until the time of his great crime, which blighted his future prospects and sent him into exile. His Colonel was arrest- ed for some political offense, convicted of high ‘treason and sent to the Siberian mines for life. He, incorgipany with eleven other officers of the Imperial Guard, planned the escape of the Colo- nel, were betrayed, dlscovered. and after a. stout resistance to arrest, in which several were killed, was captured and sent to jail. He was sen- tenced to death with several others. but on ac- count of his family, his rank and the influence of his grandfather. who had done the empire good service under the Czar Nicholas, he was re- prieved. His sentence of death was commuted from death to a reduction to the ranks of a Cos- sack regimentdoing duty in Eastern Siberia, and was to be for life. He succeeded in MAKING His ESCAPE from the military prison at Moscow, before the sentence was carried into eﬂect, and made his way to the city of Kertch, on the Black Sea, whence he escaped in a fishing boat to the Turk- ish dominions. Being supplied with ‘honey by his family friends, and having received an excel- lent education at the Heidelburg Universitv in Germany, he didnot repine at his exile. ' He spent several years in travel, and visited most of the attractive historical places in Asia, Northern Africa, England and France. , His reniarkable proﬁciency as a linguist brought him into con- tact and the company of M. Thiers, the late President of the French Republic. It was while he was in France that he made his ﬁrst appeal to the Czar for pardon. Instead of a pardon, a de- mand was made upon the French Government for his surrender as a State prisoner. He barely es- caped arrest by ﬂeeing to America, arriving in New York in 1863. The war was ‘then at its height in this country. and Kottwitz determined to I JOIN THE ARMY. He entered the 7th New York Volunteers, and re- ceived a commission as Lieutenant. serving with his regiment in the Virginia campaigns until the close of the war. With the return of peace he went to Rochester, N ew York, where he engaged in teaching. This he did more as amusement or pastlme than for gain, as he was receiving a reg- ular annuity from his grandmother in Russia of $1,000 per year. He went to Europe again in 1870, and took up his abode in Rome. Here he made a second effort to obtain pardon, but was again refused. His grandmother died while he was at Reine. This cut oil‘ his annuity, but gave him $20,000 in cash, with which he returned to the United States and came out to Kansas. He met the Grand Duke Alexis on his visit to this country and obtained from him a promise to in- tercede with his father. the Emperor Alexander, and, if possible, obtain a pardon so that he could return home. This HIS THIRD EFFORT FAILED, and be resolved to abandon hope of pardon for the present and engage in speculation. He lost his entire fortune, $20,000, in a Kansas specula- tion, and was thrown upon his own resources for support. From Kansas he came to Kansas City, arriving here as above stated in September, 1876. Here he has resided ever since, sometimes in poverty, at other times in comfort. He has left a large lot of board bills and other accounts u.i- paid. He has boarded in numerous places in this city. and was evidently at his wits’ end when he threw himself beneath the wheels of the cars. The only papers found on his body were two un- paid bills for board. His other papers had been ﬁled away with Prof. Greenwood, at‘ the Public School Library, with whom he was very intimate. He was pronounced the best linguist in this city. He spoke SEVEN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES with the greatest ease, and spent much ‘of: his time in translating from one to the other. As an historian he is said to have been remarkable. He wrote occasionally for the New York Herald and other leading papers. He was much addicted to fits of melancholy and gloom, and indulged._oc- casionally in liquor. It is thought that it was while he was in one of these iits of blues that he killed himself. His funeral will take place to- day from Carlat’s undertaking shop. This was indeed a sad end for such a brilliant beginning. THE WORLD OF ART. Something of Women Artists and Art Lovers of St.-Louis. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: ST. LOUIS, January2, l878.—-—A recent article in Frank Leslt'e’s upon art culture for women, giv- ing as symptoms of the progress of the times the art successes of the women of New York, suggests to me the thought of giving you a few items. of the artists and art efforts of St. Louis, although I am not thoroughly posted in all that is being done and am only acquainted with some of our lady- artists and art students. _ It is sometimes said, “Theie is no art love for itself in St. Louis; people do not know good work when they see. it,” but this is not true. Miss Hosmer once said to me: “My best art friends are in St. Loiiis—those who like my work and un- stand it.” I consider Mrs. John B. Henderson to have done a noble and excellent thing for her sex in the establishment of a school of art for women. An a1'I.lSI.’B life is especially suitable forawoman , while it may not be a lucrative one for all who espouse it. She is, as it were, out of the world, surrounded only by a few, and always of its best and most cultivated people. She earns her ino- ney outside of business contact with the crowd and its temptations——-herwork being her pleasure, - her society and friend. Madame Anna Subit is acknowledged by all to be the most successful and talented of our lady artists. Next to her, I presume, would rank her daiighters. She herself is not an American, but a native of France; is French in her manner——as affable and pleasant as one can be. _ She is very industrious and successful. Pictures are sent her from all countries, the beauty of her_.work con- sisting in its exquisite ﬁnish. For this specialty she contends with all the enthusiasm of manner for which the French are celebrated. "Pictures designed for halls and palaces, so large--and un- finished sketches, may be done roughly, and not bear close examination, but the work for the parlor must be so nice, so excellent, but,_” she adds, "do not lose the eﬂect, the expression in that is always the case; It is very hard," she laughingly said, "butyou see I have made her drop her most beautiful rose at her feet; and she hasjust turned away from the brightest part of her ﬂower garden. The picture gives entire satisfaction. The family say I must not change one thing. They readily pay me $1.000 without the frame. The frame is $200 more,” she said. "Do you not think is hand- some?" Upon a former occasion Mme. Subit showed me an elegant present of pearls and a letter received from the Empress of Russia, sav- ing that from all the cities of the world the Grand Duke had brought her pictures of himself, but none had leased her so much as the one painted in St. LOIIYB by her. "Why, how proud you must have felt; Ishould ut this letter in the papers andlet your frien sknow of it." She laughed heartily, saying, "No, no; ladies should not do so. but should keep back, in the dark." Mrs. Gen. Parsons is a person of considerable art «talent. Her pictures, after long, careful study in this country and some years culture abroad, had begun to bring her hand- some prices when she married and in a. great measure ceased her study. Miss Josie McKellops is known as a young lady of rare art talent. I-ler pictures are familiar to all; her work last year of ﬂower painting show- ing her to be a girl of as much perseverance and industry as of taste and genius. In personshe is handsome and happy-loolring; goes into society but little, and onl when especially sought. -Miss Espenchie , sister of Mr. Overstolz, and Miss Farrar, both ladies of artistic genius, have worked at the Washington University studio; Miss E. ‘s work showing exquisite taste, and Miss Farrar’s great strength and steadiness of hand. In amateur work there is often such a lack of finished skill, and both these ladies succeded in lgartijiing enough to turn it to service if they de- 8 re 0 Miss Matilda Smiley. This vounglady inherits genius, and,belonglng to a family of great wealth , has had the best opportunities of culture and study. She is a niece of the poetess Mrs. Ed- wards, and is herself a sort of Buchanan Read, with poetry and art so mixed in her nature it is hard telling which should claim her. She tries to be very practical, teaches diawing, and indus- trlously occupies her time with her pictures. working at the University, only indulging in caricatures and parodies occasionally. She is specially gifted in caricature, some of the most laughable things in the country being the work of her pencil. In person, she is slender. graceful, and pleasant in her voice, a laugh very sweet; is popular with her friends, but dull and abstracted in manner toward strangers. The facilities for the study of art among women at the Washington University are equal to those enjoyed at any of the Eastern schools. The work is done from the model, and no copying. The studies can be so arranged that ladies can work from each other, or paint and draw from life, if they chose to do, and can have competent lady critics at their side, Karl Gutherg being the teacher and general counselor, and Prof. H. C. Ives conducting the drawing. There is a ladies’ evening class in drawing. , “The gentlemen artists of St. Louis,” said one of the lady art students, "are the best men I ever saw. They are alwayswilling, no matter how busy themselves, to assist one; not at all jealous, or treating a lady as if they thought she was get- ting ‘out of her sphere,’ as men call it, and get- ting into theirs. They give women the best ad- vice, and are such respectable gentlemen in the truest sense of both words, they never think of anytliinz but the most deferential conduct to- ward you. They deserve to get rich and go to heaven, which, of course, is an impossibility, so I hope they will all go to heaven. ” The society for the advancement of the ﬁne art_g, called,‘I think, the St. Louis Academy of Fine Arts, will devote itself exclusively to the fine arts and the encouragement of drawing in all its departments, and of painting and of sculp- ture. Thev propose to encourage home talent, occasionally having art reccptions,with the work of our own city placed on exhibition for the criti- cism of our people. M J. H. 1 JOHN MCKITTRICK & CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, ‘PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, 316 AND 318 NORTH THIRD STREET. Superior Blank Books (at Low Prices PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE. IMMENSE REDUCTION. ‘ Best and Cheapest in this Market. JAS. J. SYLVESTER, Secretary, 221 Olive street. OAR RIAG E S AT REDUCED RATES." PARTIES desiring to hire first-class, square front Landau carriages,‘ can obtain the same at the following rates, viz.: FUNERALS to any of the Cemeteries... $4 00 Party or theater calls, usual privileges (lim- 1ts——Sa1isbury street, Grand avenue , Arsenal st1‘eet)IcOOo0IIIOIIICOOOIOIV O o I o C000 O A I Q I o o o C oooaooo- Shopping or calling, first hour, 81 50, each suc- o ¢ u o - coo-nnooonocoto I o e a .. u o I o o o o o o o o o on - Hearse, full trimmed. to any of the ceme- ter1esOICOOlOQOIODOIOIOIOOIOIOIOOO I I Q I I O C I I O I I O I II LOUIS C- ROI-ILE, St. Louis Stables. 610 and 612 N. Eleventh st. DIED. \ s a. m., Mrs. Mary Gamble, aged sixty-ﬁve years. Her funeral will take place on Tuesday, the 8th inst., at 1:30 o’elock p. m. , from the family residence, No. 1227 North Ninth street, to St. Patrick's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Sacramento, Cal., papers please copy. KEIFLEIN--January 5, 1878, Charles Keiﬂeln, aged seventy-ﬁve years.‘ Funeral will take place on January 7, 1878, at 2 o’clock p. m.. from the residence of his son-in-law, Michael Foerstel, ou Clayton Road. Friends are re- , spectfully invited to attend. FUN ERAL NOTICE. The funeral of S. M. Moody will be held at his late residence. on Belleglade avenue, at 1 p. m. to-day. SOCIETY NOTICES. EGULAR ASSEMBLY of St. Louis Coin- vmandery, No. '1, K i itors courteously invite . REV. GEO. C. BETTS, Com’r. WM. H. MAYO. Recorder. OORNERSTONE LODGE NO. 323 A. F. and A. M. will hold a. regular communication at 7:30 o"clock, this evening. Members and visiting brethren are fra-ternall invited. 8. VVOLFENSTEI . Secretary. 9 O. H.—-The members _of the Board of Directors o of St. Louis County will meet at St. Patrick’s Hall, on Tuesday evening, at 7:30 p. m.. for the pur- pose of electing a County Delegate for St. Louis County. B order of J. . CUNNINGHAM, S. D. PATRICK ITZGERALD, S. Secretary. A F.& A. M.-—A regular communication of VVest ' o Gate Lodge, N0. M5, A. F. and A. M., will be held on Tuesday night, January 8, at 7:30 o’clock, in their hall. on Cass avenue, between Spring and Prai- rie avenues, at which time a Masonic lecture will be delivered by the Rev. Bro. John D. Viiicel, Secre- tary of M. W. G. L. of Missouri. All Master Masons are fraternallv invited. BE order of ' D.O. UTTERl3‘IELD. W. M. R. J. HUMBEB. Secretary. Bar Association. Q STATED MEETING of the Bar Association of St. Louis. will be held at the rooms in the Court House, Monday. '."th instant, at 8 o’clock I)‘. In. Members are urgently requested to attend . JAMES E. WITHROW. Secretary. H0UsE,,,,EsTABi.IsHii:D 1820. O. G- IGUNTHEWS SONS, 184 FIFTII AVENUE, N. Y. CITY. Offer great bargains in SEAL SACQUES, at $60, $75, $100, $110 and upwards. S E A. L ILZE U" E‘ F S, at$6, ts,'$1o, $12. $15 and $20. LSO a large and varied assortment 01' Ladies’ and A Children s Furs, Fur Triiniiiiiigs, _etc. Orders by mail or any information desired will re- ceive special and prompt attention. IS OF COPPER ALLOY MAKE AND Was manufactured by SCHB-AUBSTADTER & ST. JOHN, Central Type Foundry, st. Louis, Mo. It is so per cent more durable than type of other make. OAK LAWN RETREAT. FOB TEEIEJ INSANE‘. JACKSONWLLE, ILL.-—Founded 1372. Special inducements for nervous invalids needing re- tirement, assiduous attention, and most agreeable Corner Fifth and Pine Streets For Rent, and ' Whedon, Tyler 8. Co. Removal. A reasonable rent will secure our entire lower ﬂoor, corner Fifth and Pine, as We desire to movie There is no better busi- ness location in St. Louis, the floor being very large and ivelladaptcd to any first-class business. VVHEDON, TYLER & CO. P. S.---We have also determined to discontinue our Carpet Department, will therefore throw upon the market, regardless of cost or value, FOR CASH ONLY, OVER $100,000 worth of first-class Car- pets, Lace Curtains. Window Shades. Rugs, Mats, on or before February 1. Apply to AUOTIONEER8. MONEY to loali} on collateral security by $50, $100, $200, $500, $1,000. in stocks. which frequently pay from five to twenty times the amount invested. Stocks bought and car- ried as long as desired on de osit of 3 per cent. Ex- planatory circulars and week y reports sent fitee. 9 LIMITED amount of Carondelet Gaslight 6’s etc. WHEDON. TYLER & CO., Corner Fifth and Pine Streets. Wﬁ|uApac|AL_ AUGTIONEER8. 0 N Ey STALEY a SCOTT, ' GENERAL . F. KICLEHER .e co. . 305 Olive; LEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO.. No. 19 \Vall street, New York, make desirable investments BONDS- for sale by P. F. KELEHER & CO., 305 Olive. ED UIJATIO NAL. SIECONU SESSION of 48th year will open January catalbgue address CARD. JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. 1878. Rare advantzitgesyin all do iartments. For E. . BULLAR . Principal. J acksonville, Ill. ...____; Pilgrim Congregational Church will be rented for the ensuing year on the evening of it is necessary that all members of the Church. or congregation, as well as all others interested. should be present on the evening‘ named, to select sittings for the year 1878. , Pew Renters. this notice is given, and a cordial invitation to be present isextended to all. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. @" Notice of Rental of Pews.-The Pew_s in MONDAY, JANUARY 7. 1878. As no Pews are reserved because of present rental. Plats of the Church will be furnished for the use of No postponement on account of the weather. To each one interested, and to ‘lie public generally, LEWIS E. SNOW. Treasurer.’ St. Louis, December.1877. Important Notice ‘V7'ALUABLE FACTORY PROP ‘RTY FOR SALE. ing the entire property of the Boston Lead Company, consisting of about 140,000 square feet of land, form- ing an entire square. upon wliich are large and sub- stantial brick factory buildings containing costly ma- chinery of the latest invention, in perfect running -order, for the manufacture of white lead, red lead, litharge. lead pipe. sheet lead, in rolls and on reels, tin pipe. tin-lined order for the manufacture of kegs. ery paqgent-rights GAMBLE—0n Sunday. J a.nua.rv 6, 1878, at - o'clock ' 'l.‘., at 7:30 p. in. Vis- T Miuutiéiustssii situated in the City of Boston, - fassachusetts, be- pipe; also, machinery in perfect A iuacliiiieltslion, thoroughly ﬁtted up with machin- he Boston. Lead Company has been in operation . since 1829, and has a. large trade and a. good reputation for its goods. . This is a rare opportunity for investment. The property can be -seen by_ applying at “the company’s office, Nos. 24 and 26 Oliver street, Boston Mass. , or to the trustees. . SAMUEL LITTLE. EDWARD SANDS. Boston, January 4, 1878. Commissioners Sale 0}?‘ REAL ESTATE. BY ORDER of the Circuit Court, for the purpose of making partition among the heirs of Nicholas Rehm, deceased, the undersigned, Special Commis- sioner, will, on MONDAY. THE TWENTY—FIRST DAY OF JANU- ARY, 1878, % Trustees. . beginning at twelve 0’clock at noon, at the east front of the Court House, in the City of St. Louis. State of Missouri, sell at public auction.to the highest bidder. lot numbered ﬁve (5) in city block numbered 959, fronting 25 feet on the north line of Franklin avenue by a depth of 155 feet 3 inches to an alley. with a three-story brick building thereon, known as No. 2311 FRANKLIN AVENUE. TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash, balance in one and two years from day of sale, with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable annually, se- cured by notes, deed of trust and insurance on the building. If the urchaser shall prefer to pay all cash, a discount 0 two per cent per annum on the deferred payments will be allowed. The sale will be subject to the approval of the Circuit Court. $100 of the cash payment must be paid down at the time of sale, balance when deed is ready for delivery. _ J OH GRE’1‘HER, apecial Commissioner. 213 N. Sixth street. M. W. arson. Attorney for Plaintiffs. E 1! f Graefenberg “ Marshall it -~-2* I‘ ~ 5 N2"-:f~A~" medy ., id An infallible so or all Female Complaints, price $1.50 per bottle. Tlie experi- ence of’ many years among the most cultivated and refined has resulted in stamping this re Inarkable preparation as the ..only reliable rrinedy for the dlstressiiig diseases of Wo- men. Sold by druggists. tlraefenberg 00., 56 Reade St, N. Y. ASSIGNEES SALE 01 Wholesale Stock of DRY [IDS AND NUTIUNS. Y ORDER of the United States Court for the Dis- trict of Indiana, I will offer at public auction and sell to the highest and best bidder, commencing at 10 o’clock a.m. on the 10th day of January.l878.at No. 114 First street. Evansville. Ind. .223 an entirety the assets of the late ﬁrm of Mill.er,Gardner & Co. ,consisting of a wholesale stock of Dry Goods and Notions, Store and Oﬁice Fixtures, Notes, Accouuts.Judgments and all claims due the said ﬁrm; Lands, City and Town Lots, one bay Trotting Horse. one Two-horse Spring VVagon, with Harness, and one open Buggy. '1‘crms of sale cash,or notes with approved security at three. six and nine months, and eight per cent interest per annum. J. . M . Assignee Estate of Miller, Gardner &. Co., in Bank- ruDtc)'. MUTUAL FIRE . INSURANCE. ISSOURI STATE Mutual F’re. and Marine In- surance Coiiipally. of St. Louis. DIRECTORS—W. A. Hargadine, E. Wyman. James Smith, S. M. Edgell,I-1. S. Turner, Adolphus Meier, B. W. Alexander, C. S. Greeley, James E. Kaime. s. M. EDGELL, President. 1!‘. B. HOMES, Secretary. 1 Oﬁice: Chamberof Commerce, Rooms Nos. 126 and 128. Entrance from Chestnut street. RISKS taken only in the city and eountv of St. Louis Madison Hotel, Jefferson City, 310., FOR LEASE OR SALE. WILL lease or sell, on moderate terms. the Madi- son Hotel, located most desirably, in this city. and having accommodations for a large number of guests‘ office. bar and billiard rooms, with large and spacious dining-room, water in abundance, gas-ﬁxtures, pan- Auction and Commission Merchants, Special and Ptereinptory Sale MONDAY MORNING. January 7, at 10 o’clock sharp, we offer 50 Cook and Heating Stoves; after which we sell 35 New and Second-hand Brussels. In- grain and 3-Ply Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mats and Rugs; large stock of elegant New Parlor and Chamber Suits, Wardrobes, Desks, Easy Chairs, Lounges; 50 dozens cane-seat Chairs and Rockers, all the house- hold goods from a 3-story dwelling, including every- thing needed foi:housekeeping,20 pairs Bed Blankets, and ﬁve bales Comforts, to close consignments. 2,50 Packages Unclaimed Bag- we sell all the trunks, valises and carpet-bags belong- ing to a first-class hotel. . _ W—_—-4 FAITLKNER. EIILLARD & 00.. l General Auctioneers & Commission Merchants, Corner sixth and Locust streets. Do LINCOLN......................ou.u.....A\16I.1CIIQOﬁ- Grand Closing Sale of Boots and Shoes, Wednesday Morn- ing, January 9,1877, at 9:30 O’clock. Having‘ had instructions from all our consignors to close out all of their goods at once, to make room for Spring Goods. we will, on the above date, our stock on hand at auction, re- gardless of prices. sell ALL 01 Also, A Large Broken Stock from a City House. FAULKNER, MILLARD & CO. No. 18 South Fifth Street. St. Louis, Mo. Furniture, Household Goods, Pianos, Carpets, Notions, etc. STALEY dc SCOTT. gage from a. large Hotel. MONDAY AFTERNOON, January 7. at 1 o’clock, STALEY & SCOTT. anaemic 'm"*W’0’AMusEMENTs.gmmﬂ DE BABKS OPERA. HOUSE. ~:35FRYER’S§:§ Donna and debut here of the illustrious American Tenor, V Mme. EUGENIE rt M . CHARLES 1’APPENl1EIM, I 33.3.51 1-ADAMS, CI‘- . beer’s Master I T h H t Work, . e U U e II 0 S u owing Magniﬁcent Cast: Mme. PAPPENHEIM, in her g'rea.t role... .Valent-inc Miss ALEXAN DRE HUMAN (Her first appearance here.) Miss GRIMMIN GER ...... . .. . .. ............. . .The Page Mr. CHAS. ADAMS, in his famous role ...... "Raoul . (His first appearance in St. Louis.) Mr. C. FRITSCH .......................... ..The Soldier Mr. HENRIE WIEGAND areel ( Mr. BLUM MASANIELLO (Stuinme Von Portici). FIDELIO TIVAL iiATiNi+ii:..*,, Popular Prices 1*-2*-.*..*..*=.*..*..Popular Prices I ADMISSION, Parquette and Dress Circle, reserved 50c, seats. 50c extra. 75c Second Tier, Family Cir-cle,reserved d $1 25c extra. box office of the Opera-House on y. at 11. BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY. To-niglit*,,*Monday, Jan. 7*,,*’.l‘o-night ',,"’ The Great Event of the Season.*,,* Grand Inauguration of the GRAND | Opera, WAlil1- , Miiiitiliii Festival. BY MR. J. C. 3‘-if-‘EC RAND OPERAE ii’-ETCOM PANYI:1‘ Re-entree of the world-renowned dramatic Prime. In M-ey The Queen is first appearance in St. Louis.) _ ............. ............ ..Nevers Mr. ADOLPHE ................................ ..St. Bris The Powerful Chorus and Orchestra. MAX MARETZEK, Musical iiirector and Conductor. The incidental ballet under the direction of Mdlle. MINZELLI. To-morrow (Tuesday) Evening, GOUNOD’S I FAU D’(EUVRE. , With _a brilliant distribution. Wednesday Evening, January 9, for the first time in many seasons, Richard Brilliant Wagner’s I masterpiece, A Gorgeous Spectacle-—A Matchless Cast. Thursday, January 10-Grand rivival of Auber’s Friday. January 11-Beetlioven’s immortal Opera, Saturday, January £2, at 2 p. m.—~*,,*GRAND FES- au . kE‘Seats and Librettos now folr sale daily at the N . B.——Overture at 7 :45. Carriages may be ordered OLYMPIC THEATER. I‘/KONDAY, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, the Famous Drama with new scenery and Meclia_.nlcal Effects and Original January 7, 8, 9 and 10, and Saturday Matinee, Uncle Tomb Cabin; Or, Life Among the Lowly, iusic. Friday--Benefit of Chas. Plunkett. This Monday evening, ladies’ night. Ladies’ ad- mission, Ruth. in his great act of catching a ball shot from a Irwin Sisters, and the whole great Variety Troupe. ' ECOND TERM-—Mr. Xau i’s ‘I‘HEATRE COMLIQUE. Pine Street. Belt-ween Third am’! Fourth. ten cents. Seven new Stars. La. Rue Family, Major Burke, Eugene and Malcolm. John cannon. Twelve Sailor Boys. introduced by Harris and Carrol. Also the Beautiful Ballet, King Sarbro, REPLY TO BISHOP RYAN?" By Rev. J. G. REASER, D. D., Pastor High Stiwot Presbyterian Church. AT‘ MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL, On Tuesday Evening. Janna.-ya. Q DMISSION ﬁfty cents. Tickets for sale at Book and News Coinpany, 307 North Fourth: Gray & Baker Co. . 4.07 North Fourth; S. S. Union. 207 North Sixth; Baptist Publication Society. 209 North Sixth; Methodist Book Concern, 913 North Sixth, and at the hall on the evening of the lecture. Park Hall Dancing School. School opened l\:Ionda.y. 7th inst. 3 Gentle- Wcdnesday, January 2. an to 6 p. in.. for ladies, misses and masters. men’s class, 7 p. in. same nights. HE SECOND TERM A-'1‘ PROF. FISCI-IEFt’S _ DANCING ACADEMY. Cor. Fourth and Myrtle. begins this (Monday) evening. Lessons every oven- ing, and for ladies and ciiildrenevery Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. GRAND OPENING _ of Prof. Fischer’s Dancing Academy at Concordia Turner Hall next Wednesday evening. Ml‘.Xal11ll’S ltaitnies, 2337 Olive 81. THIRD TERM of dancing, Waltzing and personal deportment will commence Friday. 11th, and Saturday.l_2th inst. Days of 1nstruetion——Frlday from 3 to 6. and Saturday 10 to 12 a. in. Gentlemen’s class, Tuesday and Thursday nights. at 7 p. in. @‘ Practicing Party every Friday night. ‘i RAND PR()MENADE CONCERT—-Tendered to Miss Selika Williams (now stopplnlr at Mrs. (‘ox"s),the Colored Prima Donna. at Stone’: Hail. \Vediiesday evening, January 9, 1878. Admission ﬁfty cents. PARIS EXPOSITION. The undersigned has established an Agency at 310 Olive street. St. Louis. for the purpose of arranging BY WHEDON. TYLER & C0. General Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. Nos. D5, 117, 119, 121a.nd 123North Fifth street. cor- ner Pine. Peremplory 4 Trade Sale of Merfs, and Youths’ Sea- sonable Custom Clothing. ( Tuesday, January 8, commenc- ing at 11 o’clock prompt, We will offer new and fresh invoices of Men’s, Boys’ mere, Beaver, Tricot, Melton, Sat- inet and Jeans Suits and Sets, Overcoats, Ulsters, Pea Jackets and ‘Surtouts, of every grade and quality, and an immense quantity of Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Cassi- mere, Doeskin, Beaver. «Satinet, Melton and Jeans Pants, Silk, Velvet and Cassimere Vests, Dress Coats, etc. and Youths’ Cassi- Our instructions are positively to close every garment oﬁered in this -sale. WIIEDON. TYLER & co. Dry Goods,’Dress Goods, Piece Goods, Tailors’ Trimmings, Flainiiels, Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods. Notipns, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Gloves, Gauntlets and Mittens, Kid Gloves, Irish Linens, Table Damask, Towels, Crash, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shears, Scissors, 5 cases School Slates, assorted sizes; Hats and Caps, Blankets, Comforts, Woolen Goods, etc. ' TUESDAY MORNING, January 8, at 9 o"cloc! sharp, in lots to suit, full lines of above goods. WHEDON, TYLER & CO. AUCTION BY 0. J. LEWIS & CO. (Successors to Murdoch it Dickson). COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 417 North Fifth street. JO DOCHOOIIOlIOIIOOIOOOOIIIOIU-Anemone” and Shoes. Tuesday Morning, January 8 t h , at 9:30, We shall sell a. full assortment of desirable Boots and Slides for City and Country Trade, including a large invoice of 1VIen’s,Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Rubbers,in best widths and sizes. 0. J. LEWIS & 00. John J. Murdoch, Auctioneer. LARGE ‘SALE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, AND 250 LOTS ASSORTED REMN AN TS DRY GOODS. WEDNESDAY MORNING. January 9‘, at 9 o'clock. we shall sell general lines of Dry Goods in Wool Shawls, White and Colored Blankets, N ubias, Scarfs, Jackets, Coats, large lines Cardl:.,ran Jackets, full lines Men's. Women’s and Children’s Hosiery. Gloves.Suspenders. lines Ladies’ Underwear, linen Ladies’ and Children‘s Furs, 100 dozen Slates. Black Alpacas, Flannels. Table Linens, Towels, Turkey-' Reds, Kentucky Jeans, Ladies’ and Gents’ Handker- chiefs, etc. Also. full lines Men’s and Boys’ Hats. Sale will commence with 250.lots of Dry Goods and Notions. assorted remnants, comprisinglarge variety. 0. J. LEWIS & 00. M. STERN & C0,, GENERAL AIJC’1‘IONEERS AND COMMISSIOH MERCHANTS. 508 and .510 Locust street. and 317 North Fifth street. - St. Louis. Mo. Tpesday, Januiary 8, $45,000 Worth of Nlelifs, Boys’ and Youths’ Custom- Made Clothing. ON TUESDAY, January 8, commencing at 9:30 o"clock a. in. , at our Salesrooms, we will sell by order of a ' New York Commission Firm, the Entire Stock of Clothing Manu- factured by Pollock & J acobs, 19 and 21 Green street, New York. This stock comprises a large, fresh and full assort- ment of Suits. Sets and Single Pieces, in Doeskin, Casslmere. Clieviots, Meltons. Satinets, J cans, Tweeds,ete. , and will be sold positively without limit or reserve whatsoever. Stock and Catalogue ready for inspection Monday, January 7. The attention of the City Jobbing Trade is respect- fully and earnestly solicited to this Choice and Mam- moth Stock. Sale peremptory. Terms at sale. M. STERN & CO. A.‘ j__< Unreserved Trade Catalogue Sale. 70? the English Lutheran Church. delivered the the Delaware and Hudson 0211131 00111089!» and 1 mm ﬁnish_,, In her studio now. We ﬁnd 3 me_ tries. cellars, laundry, and every convenience of a to personally represent the interests of manufactu- _ . . , surroundincs. Underpsuperiutendence of , . . _ 1 ,h d . t K 1.1)., Uh . addre--- He we the -1°rv°m>.e°r-1691' no °heP°"“v‘“‘“‘a *“‘:.‘.’.°:‘.’..‘;.‘:.‘.’.‘ll°,?“.—l’.; as p....... .. Mrs. T ,_... mu. .. ~ ........ .3. .'§cFékI§Ll§1‘£D-NM- on itst::i.?.°t§t..3,*‘r.l:s2°.ii:.bts:.°rar.t:.ili l-°..‘.".é“.:f~.‘.‘.§l.;.*".’.i”..‘.‘. 3. .?.i."“i..2.‘}.‘.”‘..i.‘t“..f.i‘.“.il.%g..‘i A J MICHEL ,, ()0, city did not consist in its ﬁne buildings, its Tlnsstatement was made on P-'0 I one 01 0111' Weallhies‘ °"’iZe“"' She MRS'A' L ° ‘ C A A ' trade has evidently attended the former 1a.ndlord’s exhibits, attend to their shipment. see that they are ‘ ' ' ’ Walnut street yesterday afternoon, and -it is thought will pass the meeting without trouble. GENERAL AUCTIONEERS‘ 202 South Fourth street, St. Louis. Regular sale days-Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday’. J. R. BAILEY. Auctioneer. properly dis ilayed, and perr.onal1:.' represent the in- terests of ex ibitois, at a very nominal expense. . W. N. PEARCE. REFERENCES.--John A. Scudder, Hon. E. 0. Stan- ard. Charles P. Chouteau. Hon. Geo. Bain, Hon. Anthony Ittner. E. H. temple and Eugene Milton- berger. T)0OMS St. Louis Mercantile Library Association, wealth or its commerce, but in their moral insti- ‘tutions and the character of the citizens. We iboast of our material greatness; but Athens did mot want for architects,’ and she would appear in history in a different light from that which she does -had she not wanted true ideas of truth and the true «conception of good citizens. He blessed God =that in the Y. M. C. A. was springing up a force is represented in her garden, in standing po- sit on, surrounded by foliage and ﬂowers; the face is very lovely, and so genuinely lgood-— but giving the beholder a fai it hint of sorrow of some kind. "whatis it, Madame, the sad look in her gentle eyes?” “Yes,” she said; "111 . health; she is delicate; Ikept back as_much of that look asI could, and only put it in in the exertions. -Refer for particulars to DAVISON, A. M. President First National Isank, . Jefferson City, Mo. GARTSIDE COAL 00 Marine. ' - 6.-Arrived--Steam- sli1i)p)BNTeEv:MC))§le:gi1:s:V JNe1vl:aYork. Sailed-_—-Steam-. ships Nuremberg, Bremen; M9mPhi3- L!"‘”'p°°]5 Gen. Whitney. New York; ship Lennie Burel, w. H. HAGGERTY, :tuiitMiLi' , SUCCESSORS T0 which swee ing back the ’tide of inﬁdelit that . I I I . to make it anatural lookin ic- 935141338 _l.\a December 29. 1877.--Annual Meetin . The an- 1, 1 1 (1 9,1 1 A t; d J 1, mtg my has burned Ii)ts way allthrougb this Westernycoun- Havre; brig Maria, Barcelona. sweegs gzyoonan, says ..a portlqm ,,u,.,.o§,,%,,d C} 0 IE B S . , J In . uual meeting of the St. Louis Mercantileiibrary As- W 0 338' e .1 9 er n “C .011 an 0 d C - - . J uar 6 —-Arrived--Steamship ture. , . . 03 105 d 1 N h S t] i ti n,,mb,,he1d 1 th .e ,1, room on Tues- Goods, Cloth ng, Boots and Shoes, Hats an spas, , 117- The masses are being reached by the young ILYMOUTH. an 3' - by ﬂowers and landscape is the most diﬁicult - _ an 0'7 ort ix 1 Street. St. _ - soca o _ ii I e 3 21 I18 , 1 _ , P dd, mg , “iv “ “W °*“"°*‘°S “° “°‘ "W" “*°“'- W" “'°““.N°.i'.3§,°t“' W... s......... 0,... ....g .. mm --9 gndertages were me ...as..’5i.’ll.'.*’.’ ir°.il.D::iba2:i'°nailing:.D.i;:r A1118 51‘ 011 315 I! Milli 903 St2:a.:l2%‘l“’.l’.§' xiizisiténl/int°li’.%-“crl-’e£‘a«?¥‘%3? 333 1-.".i.‘1..”.l‘.:.:”;.'.E';.;§.?.°““f-,".3‘l§I.".l‘lf:.f‘..?;‘:“ ° ‘’ *~ I5 9-moral forces in 0111‘ (lilies “em 8301313861. 1311611 0ND°N- 3?‘ '7' - - '1 briizhtaud beautifu et-ract rain the face and m. t C; d D d R - d’ ,1 A1 .. ' . 1877 mb b itt d. A f 11 tt (1 nce is re-. I 3"’ ° ‘ ‘ I came the encr of social order. Convert the stile, from New York. 0399310» ‘mm Pm‘ ‘ma’ ' ' ,_ ‘,3?-,t:,:;?,§,{o1’;ie‘c0§§a.‘§f0??»Df°‘°d‘ G°°§“ ‘ ﬁg, 213 Chegmut 813331;. gfiglsted. W %Vf‘L.nSC(‘)z'1"1‘, Redlorcfingnseacretary. I Southwest Corner Sixth and Locust Streets. the picture is a failure." “He is right. Oh, yes, cities and you convert the ‘whole land. It rrivod out. A ;$.l.‘$Uni$~,i_BHi{§ blobs-gtmurmt, wanton’ ri ii utiriitg. “auburn ‘Z, -187 uL_____ k wrnnnr RAILROAD BONDS. 1 and 40 bis clear ribspv t Plain s c hams are the Uni'tedTKingdomdurin the last font months jccted do 2'No Zmited - T J I I I I H I I T. * _ A _ - . . , . _. AA . A A A A _ A .A ., . .A 7 reacted 4°new 18° 206223 - T 2lrd>-:.. - h -—hi, N. cl 1 T . A ' T - Cm.1enA(.AyA J , A, ' A selling, packed, at 8%@lO_c; fancy city higher. otAthc ceijeal_ year has ang lin_Aooi~tant-beai°ing on no p:rade,"26'. Total. 62. ’ ’ j I, ’" ’ ' 3 4.0reii41g mefillﬁﬁn 35rcD32'ilc‘; dir'ir;a?3rbn?1v<£11Sl<;3v(3'2§@g0(cc.’ at0711fci>7gc §or42\%I7£e:£g::1. rI§2.i‘F3vyes(t:let'rlrl1' Eye " “I To T E -I I I‘ I B. k ".T°¥111d.Uity...._..., ;sT e.is_o6 9e~ ‘-Iaz1..;.tmdJ-uTlY- = .TL‘T‘=“*"'T“°“°iT ‘W93-1'6 ‘*dd1t1°ml1Sﬂ1<** Y33‘°1‘E13Y 01 P-"99 during the ‘Period of four months W on TOMs-—No- 2. 14;réJ'ecied. 1-‘ Total. 15. Barry black and cotted 5®l0cleTss I . changed’ Malt uiet and unchad g‘cJ‘*nd ‘V A'1A‘U1-'lDAY A Avmmxc-, JfmA“‘~‘4*':l' 5. l~878.--- an '1‘oAAWer(:‘r1'ovc.....-’r 10. . 95 100 IM,,y,,.,m1 H.037, A, 100 the p-rtme steam at 73.413» and 500 tea in two which we have just en-tzerocl. it 18 but proper to Bzu'ley—-No. 3 spring, 2; rejected spring, 2. To- HID'Es--slow and unchanged ‘at following Rec‘eipts'31 950 bi?snels' witiiout de‘()_',id ci °”I I’ _ clearings exhibit .21 l.ai'g..e inciaeaise -1lpt):llI-heitﬂﬁﬂ-‘ls &c 1884: 95 .....;Ja;;Ai.and July. lots 1:. t. _ Nothing reporte ‘to-day. complete our estiinute for the whole year. T I tat. 4. notations: Drdv--Flint 173-4ra5.18c;’ salt 13ra)13;-4c- and moderzi'te export an’d home t.radee1n(;'m-m - of the pi-evious vve—ek,cn:din-g on Satumlav. These (3 ''''' _ “"AfA’_ AAAAAA; -AA _ J mB"‘l3‘l_k§“9" B3-‘7"°“""AV9 Quote 8“ 9%@10%<3 V As,sumingA.thcretore, acc.o‘rding to the foregoing _ lR;l’T@*~N0- 2. 11- A I ' . ~ amaszed 13ra>13};c. Green salt-Light cows Ségcz’ 60cTstc.amer yellow. 5835.0 steamer mixed még ﬂ i - - I . I .- -d n ‘T Wrote‘ CITY AND ()QUN'1*YBON:DAAsA_ ; o A .;.i0 am and oanvased. _ estimates, that-—.-. , ‘ T A T Rccamtulntion-—W heat. 14 cars; corn. 62 cars; heavy do 8}.{@8%cT;ki-in 9@9}4c; calf lordiloxc; 60c-new and old mixed steamer mixed J’ : guiee, iowcve1,can not beio-gal .e«ua-s-acct! . , B°ef"'W3 QIIOIJ0 extra Drlme at $14 9? brl; on thg goth A),-11 1373 the e 1-veg in me Oat-S. 15 cars’ barley 4-cars’ rye 11 cars Total partly cured 7}/@8c' dairm ed (all weiwhts) 7c° closin at 58c bid 58%c askeu°’58 ‘ an in indicating an expansion .AiAn tnevolumeof trade. c 1106}; z1A9-7%; Jlllltf: 5tDec 25 $3 ‘J’ half DH. Dried at 1003110 V ﬂih SIIIOKBCI I Unite jKIne'<Il.oin’are to be 1'{cd§1eced‘toieslow 106 09-1'-‘M , " ’ ’ . ' uncured 6%@7cz; bulls and‘sgtzITge 6c. . 0’ ary, cfosing at 58'}4c bid. x68§4’(‘:‘ as%x‘ccd9o7’Ia . T113 .31’?-t ‘V393 11113. “.3WI37'9‘:1-.1‘ m‘'a3‘i1Wi¥l9-x“T‘b““T 5‘ Cit)’ VVnter.:..: {i9 f dtfh 63 1 t - t1 ¥3};)-1O1i],AJt?.$ ‘ff Occupied ml 1“ sepLe““’°"’ 186 .582 *"“"“"“ ' SHEEP l;’l1)I.i'1‘5‘-—Wequotc:(;li'een (city slaugh- closing at 63%c bid, .640. a:~k£:d.. Oztts’-—1%t,'.);u“ mumpmmym t-an-rex-- or values. such as is in- tilliilflib-“T.-.~~ 9 ﬁgs A... 43... ¥‘eb. ......m .,,,.,T...., .,;T;..,;;i,,gc,§,;*;,v,:g..g~;§;g?» °" 5' 3 W Y The .;.....,..f*..T.,*1.i*.¥‘§aTz.;;.;..T.T.:.va;.;;ii;.T ‘u'é£.‘.""' T~ A Receipts-of ma... ........... ;g;g§3*g*,‘b3_§;A;§f;“$gg$A;16g;3!ﬁf# gfggggb .P(;'¥-1;;“'e*’= 'g»931S*;§*g sg6a;A;g3¢xTTn;;;,=*t 3§§>§9c m;x,«~;«;,6‘g~'g-- cmumal to me sA¢Am9mAeAAQt$A 9; A914 ,wm,utA3_ and City Se“£er_A , cg 189§.A.;fg m7...,..$AIiAA1AAiieacilfA1AA1!)€fI<;1ly A G.-g.-a~.s3.e-..\v., A Aume Ab.,.A9w,,.M 434,550; yelmw A:1[::A€13{l.)i(T§’§A1A‘AAl»6l£e¥01IlT€9”i§1‘0A‘\li"l19251381‘ e»’c..‘lAA.(A>A})11.%3% Receipts of leading articles from January 1, “W9 5(;m5éA green do l5bgz’%2A 0. IV 9 0ai;- PAIIAAAAAA «;AAi~<;a)AAAAAAA ﬁr waxy uisn(An:a:;ggdA OAAAA?-Ge thﬂ AI,a.ymAem,, ’fd1.v.1den__d8'aana--‘mA7,e,5At5r1en;t3;ane\zy ,.: F AA19§;/A3A:;_.A,A.AZA0n5bec [£13 t do Aand drab .5%@o’}.{c; white A ' A’ -.7A313AAﬂ8 A1878,tAto JaAnu1arv 5, 1878, and for the correspond- (]U()€€_1a.l'g'e at 18@20c.I G quiet anAd steady. S;iig]iAiIr- strong alt 7’/.@7%g‘ in securities. More currency is handled by local County Rt-11533,;-j. 9,139.3 ms '10;-33A,‘. Jim &JAmy- A A , A_ A A ____,.,..... mg line in 877.. as reported by the Merchants’ 4 A it §—-I net. -3 quote: l—‘rime J. . to goon re mug. o1as8es— on-eign g ' ' r1 . ”‘ ' "“T . bTI \ . ‘ ' . pr e- d i 1 1 I t . J ’ ' ' . ‘ ' ' . ' 1," ‘ bunk g1.0_?P0.=B.l;l;orB ﬂ1ai1:&totl;eree.ason5ot.tho year. gi(t’§,”§.R1§1A‘1‘5’f1:,A,A_TA AA “rag 103.1, Variqm _ am th§',.§::; tgiiléagii '5’ 187$;At :23 gilowlgtg m.onth’T!'s.3)E1.a.,1f‘.‘7.5oi).ooo E-3°11-anﬁe 01 515- Louis: M A A . 3_@103§,.’ égﬁflor do 35@40°’ mlxed 15“ to 300’ tax 61 33.".§ﬁ'§.“.1a §[3.Xa?.‘1°}5L“i.ri3?ﬁ1e§i ac§u13l0rc«?1€I*18~';J' he‘ and more checking‘, also, is done. This Week Citye c S}l"1‘13.3ﬂg .c vnA1~*’sTllOl0/2 l'.I..f?i§Various. ' ‘T muié I '.ll"'A‘ "Pme”‘” ’ ,. m ” ' Egﬂggffgn T‘1‘3,"~‘1f_‘§§A:e 312*“ *’‘“'13' term’-’ "°“'.,w0.oo0 ,,..,,}§"JE,‘:,"_ 53332:”, BEESWAX-—-.Stea(ly at 250 vb’ E. T crude 7@7%0;!'eﬁn90 1?”/:0; ﬂI1it6Ci$143‘/M6391 wants: hAu8iAn“A8M um bﬁnks hAaBA,beeAnA1ive1AAyA the 8g33€y7J‘gABA<iva1:, Qﬁgggggsp t , Provision: AI(3:ouA1Ap1_ ed by Geo. J, gmgky & go” A _ , . e F101ﬁARTA§I(:J1IéES. 1A .1873_ time 1A8.’-7_ - gallow AsAte.a.<iy zit 7}4Af¢A'Ai)AA739@AlA.6Ac;. l;_to_sin unciian-gAy res“-MA‘ of which are indwamd in bank sleaﬁ T . I. A A . .A . . «P v I 10 ers.ARAEo . Residue: EsAt1matedATtot;t1Ai1_1crea£ee of stocka-tA whAeaA-t‘bus-1---2.2.2.................. W 33-386 st. Louis Lure Stock Market, m“,2‘gA’f§A3?f}}‘°‘g.“1Q°AA‘W3‘/€LAAT§3‘{ $l31“'38_- AEi-:38 qA ' A . Lf1SC:ELL‘&N-ECU-S BONDS. . _ porﬁs and ;n handh of nlluel-sAA‘A dealers, C A b - oou......... 1 _A ,AA S t Ad JAA A 5 Cl /30 v 6.. elrl. A (1!-ltl leI'A quiet, A ].¢[nAJ.-A 1026- Y-ﬁt. 88-N18 I-V0111 thlﬁ. there has _A . An:w** _ A 1373- . K€I'5aetCo,.§.9CI?1l1l;lgfl'0;YI13.de1iV€.I'Y0f8,.u.0o9" _ . ()?t%;Lbl11S1S“””".‘ubunuuuu’ 1;)-§'(%«?:()) 2-‘1U'l555 ’ . ’ a m 35' “nu”? 9 ‘ """ ° sole, Bucncs and Rio G1-nude, light, middle beenaquite ;i.ctiv.e discount for money from mer_ M((3)i1§3.tSAiA.A1A§:AyA.A1onAgAA' 6 CA . .1O4A}/‘A06 AiJ n E (‘J A . eV;§A'(.<isi63nl: 1§:AIA':)—A:18AA'I§EA1§7A(;l‘-A—Al§7A‘A76 aild an import of 14.500,0cU quai-ters....... Rm.‘bus;-A12:1:1:-AZZZZZ:-A2121:-I 11-A339 1»-Afi«’6%A following were the receipts and shipments of heavy weights, T‘2.2@TT‘2-Lc; c.o.mu;iou Ado ‘2.1A%, - - E. s1;,]_,, 131,0 . "ii ‘V ' T” "7 i T J . — What We have more ]’)al’.Dl0111ttl‘ly to deal with lBarley, . 1.1.71.9 5 933 livestock at this wort for the tTwenty~four hours W‘-’01qU1T<‘~t and ﬁrm; d‘’me“'’° 39903 53 " chants, but all this did not make the Clearing o...’r .8 .<. 18% « an.nn<l nly. . .341. .. Jan.5. Jan. 5. A . . _ -. T ‘T 11 1 .. -. 1. d . I . ﬂ A I Laciede Gas 09” _ 3 c 94 A___ JWAMMJHIAY Bacon andD.Ts. Meats, lust new is tliis second p0i'1Q.(jAl oi. font-mont.hs-— cotton. ba.lcs...................... 7,935 7,156 and-mg at 11 3 m twday. - 1311 90A 863430. unvyns ie 1-0-@28e. Polk tint. House KINGS eqlla to those of the ﬁrs: we-ekin St.L.Gas-liglitco ‘-10 ‘e ..'.. T” ‘:iian.ani.Ju~1~y‘Z . . M------..... 544.949 8.163.723 6.137.639 Jélnualzv toApri1. both inclusive. Itwe send on‘ inlay. 70 . . , — ° ° A ' Home. $12 35@12 6.0 for meB8- Beefuulet Micldlesm ‘tear CaI'Ondo GaSCOppg! A m.SInousoAoI,!90loo| V Of bale8':0'lF!OnPU:0:!0I)oo.onot l().Hg T . T . A , _ T A A A A * - ' A Marti. ms»................,.. louse 1.021.116 907.556 wheat .and ﬂour together for ﬁfteen weeks or O 30°?‘“ha?-------------------H 7 4 n m :1 it M ins small‘ 7~92%@7-950-. BUW31"'C1l°50‘9 ﬂ1'mM9i- to tho ..am.ot1nt 01 inc) easg m mg; week’; ﬁgures N()1'ris..-—Man)'o.fthcquo.ta.tio;n.sa1'e net:.e‘Ss3A‘il)f.11oii1v , .iEjAor.k. brls..........,.,....._. 9.5 A 98 3,818 1,500,099 Quarwra total ‘S-swted and om“. c0‘,Am_ :~:ﬁil11W11i_es.b1'ls.................... i_S_0 3“e1.B.t8AA__AA___ A ‘a 3%’ ‘ 0%‘ 83”‘ u 41 Western. Cheese steady at 7@12%0. Wit aver those of last xveek. Theme has been aafree mm‘ ' A __ T‘ A‘ "E“Aﬁf,:“‘;l'e§’(f""°'T-T‘-T*~~-T-M tries contribute no mote .55.. ‘c.’stiniatc.d, t,h:e're- :L3'§f3ig'b]13-i.§q m‘§{§§T 12’::’A,:(1, Shminents.....:.:::T:::::::. 482 332 ----L- "55, $1 09. _ ' ’ dmnand for money from ACOHAODA mm-HA1’ ca,.,.ymAgA BA‘, Telegraph. A 1- -PMENAIAS . . AAgA3A,;A:A;;~AtA:./A..:.ﬁ3:Aci1finu1iit.ed the he.iaAv3;) iiiTii“§ArtAAs otii .;ii1lTIlt$sg $3..ff.:.f.°.'.'.:.::...:......: 8-§4§.AtéAii"J((; sggfzoo NCAATTLE—-.AI;tang3 fof prices in to-dav’s sales: _ 5éf1%g'f2g°%’ut‘g‘§§?8y . , . , _ A A A A A » A A - . .- our moo is wont e .sus..nnA , ea. -742 a we:--— i- T ta ' h’ ‘T t -» 980633420‘ - A, -- ' .- W. A but some cotton bankAs have ieceived less oAﬂ’er NEW YORK. January 5.-.-Money i5.to7 closing ’TB‘i"b°;’f’A 2 736 012 16 751 040 15 964 29 3.1.91,‘ _.,_waAyA and as these reserve“ were emeﬂy (A;,m;..j 5,757 6,187. memuﬁ, w §0,OdA “.,,,.,3;* %3%?§%%g;s£A:::.E:,nd cow; «E4 .50; ‘rece-2pt.$,7.‘,7*90 ia§’.aiTi; en:-oinénte 31.5 T A lugs of paper Tirom;th_is source than in the coi've- at 6 per cent; at one time during the afternoon Hams. lbs.......... ...... ’299',9:51 213353673 233673823 laid in \_at considerably lo-vver prices than those %1'1§A§>I3-hiiea-d-. $3 37%; oommon bAutche1.'mixb,d $2 75.602 80_ ‘ ' C()t[.0K) steady and in fairdemon-ii;Tmi«ldlAiug lit. ggonding weal; 9: 15;: year, somg w1;.¢.,,;,wago_i-n loans were m.ac,icashi;:hn.t1-32 p.e.rc.entpo;.qj,;mA_ lg; .... 1,607.0-to 10,48g;Aw7 7.432.794 .a§iW,1'Al1llAIl8'. itis needless for us to teilyou th.aAtAin L§;§A' 1§9;§A53 §g~g§"; The market was quiet on around. As usual to 5'1°T‘_“' “~"*“’T‘~’0%' ‘*"’f1A”'Afr’~’*}f{;5 ffnll-‘.’ $5 §9@"- paper has been done, but n1.A9,r.Ae on shgppgng man Prime mercantile paper nominal and neglected. ' Grease. :§;ZT2222II.'3t.'.‘III 1Dg,8=§:;» 4%3:?;§g *1*(1):§§g int?lﬂ':i'lTik-siétfcin e‘x%e(:l0i$:.i:21I(1’no()1f‘gﬁdglzcﬂ la'If1r‘?;g I ,~ .§§2'.§"§§;y’ ’§}’.""1.y..§".3.’.’ limited’ AT i-‘awn Rims (ff ' gncaaiigeagtnglﬂﬁlzlf lgati sit-(i)9rf<.l*~?5e't-t1<€’l3(l1)lli'rrl—13lz‘1}t3g§¢-gal on carrying. account. some ﬂour shipping has Sterling dullsaclzual business-4.81% for sixty days, Hgéli-e £1186‘-A:1%iAiAA.A.. ....._...... 946 24.165 25.584 highest delznec iniprob-able. I I ' T1‘a‘1"5“*"*i°n3“°n’C1‘““g°* Janumw 5' 1873' Wei'e. maﬁa, €111; n§1<ze1-Em-§rJ?.'..v§?1liLvg RY3 (10103 and ﬁlm 5“ ﬁ3@b3:0- B.tH‘18_Y (3011: been done. Tobacco, liquors, dry goods and i:ro- 4.85 sight. Clea;-insts $14,000,000. The Tr?-a8111’Y . ***—-—~ an R3", 000-‘W8. to maintain -the Areserv-es now on {Our quotations are for lots. irom ﬂint hands, F1'id:iy’s prices, and therefore no transfers were %‘1"“‘“‘>l%‘T’3"1- P°1'k_m f‘*}"d"‘3‘1-“’(A‘i)‘?z%'(;‘3 ‘1§"“"“$. caries and manuf.a.cti~1.rin£' —na.Tper has” been taken. disbursed $819,009. Customs receipts $312,000. M‘“‘“f;?°t‘§:-re“.’t 31°“-" 0”?” M951’ H°mi"y' .ti?Jir)I.atgn?I(1:<‘;3’1'£s‘.?a:sls]i:)lg Olf1ll’{£)1OlR.2;tl‘l(5n](§)(gf:G::i-g;0£:§£' anlgggdotherwiae ’smmu' In ﬁning Small owe" T€lfi:de' c<;1ia?»tgn(fl?i?ih1ngth?i?s vi?-89:; Pmlong bl-1-V'ers' 7‘/4l]@g(‘/go lfJodrll?eLstlLeOnI}.§>ii'llg':i‘e§te rililgt ax?<li' sstim and otferinzzs of miscellaneous names have been ‘1;.T§§srts$‘Zf9§§n0%f,al If>§§g%%g‘déSe.’ (3)3? M1. :3?’ Hor :18ADZ_7:I~:1dS?1('A6VAloi1s Yfatr: M mm above the esﬁmmes s,Aa..AedA and whemel. such _hia'i1erx'a.tes have to be paid. Grain in elevatoris ‘,.,...i'm not I pgfmig mg;-Am ab‘;,%m' rAesq£;l§?,§;§t‘l0xgg sales in salt 10 to 20 days: shoulders’ 4% cu in fan. wmme_ Dam f,.Gm.30um,.y banks for dis- Gem (;AuAietfA 0-p8AAAAAing and eA0SAJAKAA1;Ao1asA fog?‘ ;AAeA1A. cnan;s, E;mhA'mge flaAB.kAed.:'ef21i,y AOA d I: fell“ bet.8£'illCE.1»eA(11d\Vi£il.0{1L_ an advaucetﬁat sold free..o1' stomze.I ghe b demands of salesmen here, Tracie (}530kAedTnica!A.AeiA:1 faii'A deugi/nd foI13-Asugni-—cui; . , - ‘ - ‘ .- T T ;- . T T 1 A ' T . _ in Y urn1sieA I. e ,0 - " 5 . a me L 8 a . i.ti—ona T uantity is “ 8 ya __ _ A - _ . A A n web’. .3 - . T t -.1; -cf .om.z;.a1_1( SA ortcear _c. noon quie counts modeiate. 'lhus far there has been but mi-r dining the moinlnsr at 102%. Carrying latee Ewing Bnaﬁsuca in’ connemion Wm; um mining problem now before us for s01uuo%A ’ W;1l‘1()kAI5e‘A‘0‘:19,{?uA6:’{{i?a‘5Zt‘1:11:§;A?£‘;'n§‘;A day‘ The “E5” on 10331 a.f¢r0u,§;f,d §35,u,-i,‘,vgd?he ,..,°.?.,"°.,°,§?;...’§.' !A%AAI£=A;A<AiBYA3j:§Ali1A<:A|A{{dA:A3AIA':;A(A5A€5d3AAA‘:A;A 9A1A‘i3g;’S 3 T‘ T 1 T - . I lT‘ttl demand for on Ten. 1 t se.c- ]'16@3'64. P9" 03”‘ P91‘ diellla ﬁnd T. . - - - T T ' ‘ . .. . - . — . . - . -. - 1110112. though the alriioua ls(htiI;)p:§m:a11r:;y was ;’,(.‘§’.5f,"’ff.,§°e"({, °If;‘AFeP€;'AA€;t;IAi1ii§A;AAsSTi$c;~ Lolxggn gganutactures of St. Louis. This is only 0110 Of ouyeeﬁieniﬁtgdé.3:§1gi§:g%§m33rinI?yJln%ifggfgnari-3 m§f,E 333,3;":;::f:i;S5e%7e11e%gSt%g5,g%‘;I’ I ?.t§.'.’1€?§"1f§§S13’$"§..-i°.§‘.§i” oimti-311;?cu1‘1V .,‘S.."{,‘§,.Eﬁi“‘,§ Ennis 6@7%c, as to avci-age. Whisky at ~ ‘ ' '- J .. .' " ‘ ' ‘- T.‘ ' , ' ' . .,v T .7 ', ‘A _ ‘ ' ‘ L ‘ ;’A AA _ .‘ ~ ‘ L ~ '»- our 1 'A..A/' 1' ‘ ~ - a little grggtgr “teak. of ‘HICKS, éilver coin %@ per éeft dis. 3 3.183‘. ﬂiterestﬁ of $1115 city and thﬂ West T.C((:))lll:SA9_.ea_(.'J.Th DOISOIAI Gd!) Bﬁtlmate to drggggd heynp Single dl-GSA.’-AedA BhA01.,A1AéA lesgenfud demand f0!" b66fA. A At gilt, ﬁeaS()An pork (;55u‘L--Egg - . . , in Ann is to get the-whole quea- $110@1g5; ,d,_,ub1e d_...eSsA_3ﬂ do $;3e@M9; hacmed furnishes enough co.mpetit.:1on with beef in con- 3‘ '0 "0 ° T‘ T ‘*9 ‘ 3’ TT . _ » A W - . . . .. - . T ting‘ expansion t‘Th1-cough the development of . . 1 d 1 t tn d . count. (Agovcxnmente closed steady. R'1l1‘l'Odd “mi. -. - .— T ~ ., . . _ - . 0 . - H , _ , - _ _ . _ A . .. , . A__. , - . *1“ 3 W33 90"“ 9 9 em?-Dd. bankers . bonds quiet Suite beam Bmady_ Tug 8AwA(,:k map direct tiadc with the many South Ame.rica.n ports « T“-‘W Squﬁfely beioic you in such a shape as to aid 30... 57..A,.rc;,7, 59; 0,...“ Low $§0@,,9 per mm . eumption, but when ponmy is abumlant. and cASA‘;1Af%%ff‘0tvV{A:‘;? .b£‘:‘l’(‘)1:'ve.f,1;“"13.I"€AA‘i;,,A"‘;1mA however, were very conservative, and accepted 1;eH0-d,,y wasm.e.mm... 0313,”! Elndna{,ioug,11(,i,g3 “,3 ma 1-, wed f T- 1 _- you in 8-l'1‘1Vlliga£m0i‘6 tzTing.iblo views as to the B L}; -~ ~. 0 _ . . - selling at low rive-e the forme» o s If b t . 0 I A. A .~ . .. .e.O 8 dat A ...AA. A _, Auui 0, is uncle in A, W _. AA . _ A A A .N{zSTU¥FS-—Unchan_s.-tell. Weqnotc ob- T . A PT’ .v 1.33 9 ‘1 _ .~. .. A _. ,. . . onlyundoubted Daperand on w0rms“AimeA some advance Dix to a/..AAAeAA (,AA:AAAAAA butlgldgrllere SAASAIA; ..m,;, ¢,.0p,,,a1AseAaS_ The mum ammugh taming iziobnble course of niices. in so in: asthey axe bma. .,,.,ws. 2_,,, ﬂax bwgmg 10%,, 2 it ‘jute I slowly. Under the ¢l1‘(3!Jl'n.SLance.s it was namiy $A1A0§/‘.Aé@1 08/_mAl=ih 0A1--M10-lly. A$108%@i 09F - to Se-“me —-'5» . , 9, T ~ T 9 5 eutlarge amounts have not avera ed 50 er cent "“’l-V W be governed DI the relax-1.o_n Whlchﬂﬁ-081" 1gy@11c- 2% d 12 . 21/ 1 1 1 ’ . - to be expected that the butcher cl-enannd for cat- 1=l1«*1.Y-$109/s March. No- .3. siiiiiig $101691 _ pork panerwas done -though not to the extent "5°°‘T““=°“ne-d1@23ol301‘0€M.%‘-TGDOVGYY . " . T; g“ p T tinned-re i- T T ' b ‘B ‘ ” C’ " ‘T0 2/40‘ H".“T”’ “‘”.“° ' ‘- . ‘ - ” ' " . ”. re‘eciecl 89c. C 1-nnnsettiml and l0Wel“ctl4.2 _ _ . ' _ _ of about lpercent was follo~vve~d by adecline of X of then aggregate capacities, wlieneas they should _ 9“ .“3mTe~“‘5 1“ the Umwd K”‘g,‘’°m 9.“ T 113..®lT2c. Iron cotton tics--A.-rrow Grip and Eat. “eT.W°‘”d 5° "‘°.“"’-‘“ 1“ Vw’-“ Of WT‘? QOWWS 19* .-,3 O T, 3 . . I than It might Ahave been if hog recelpts mu, m_ The gAeaAeml1AsIAd8£“ned % to % DeAAcen«AAAAa~t Open: have, won ,, demand fron-1 om. nem._bAy neighbors to_ Diospective cooncuu-ant BVPDIAF. We_ Write Loam boa”. $2 50 A“? bundle. . quit-ements of ii1At.ei'lor shipper-s, and the steady Goth; 4.-/go JlM1A11x‘~ll‘Ay. A41A4AFa‘/41/‘Ac A}3‘AeL3~;- Am-easgd 1,u.gAAeiy_ Diﬁgaunt rams ruled BAteaAdy and mg, but lam]. adqvaneeﬂ X to 1 mar cent“. Su'bs£A_ a.TsA would keep up a,(-,on3g;m; “rhjzzing of we bmzfs’, jW1AAtiitban exact an2}lAy.sis before ug of the lmpoA,-t Li<JA‘;[)..._Mm.ke£ quiet and uncmwged at M A», Llcmanul Afor Efceiiings; :7-steers, pieces for butcher e,3AA-3,. 1A0JAcA(3LctlA1A’3oc. (2)etAt.:~‘. dullA.iAn«I 2cilA;AtlIlAAzthAsA(‘3_Al(?'vS:€3TAl ,AuAtAAA A A _ A WNIA ,ms1mAAl, AV, A - T ~ with m.-my more to help them 1,, 5um,m_,,A.,. the -n -o . _. e Un1te_dA1ungAdom d_.urinAg the past the 109 15,, for 30;; M5550“. - . ‘ _ - tle remained steamy and unc_hz.m;:ed.T The priu— . T‘*“T““’» 2*’-'4T@2‘*/¢° J*“‘11-‘l»'.Yv 34°. “”'“*"‘3V’»”rl: generally atlo per cent and on shoitest time. ‘1 Y D 0 omens was lost. At the close . . ., . _ .- -. A , _ ~ .. , . _ ._ _ _ ._ ._ A _. , , _ ‘A . o.->1 .; 5 . . . . I d 4 . I ’ -. T . we market was tirm and higher the advance from b“"‘d“~‘-111° for this whole Westcm .H6,ﬂ1.i.5Dhel'c: -°3“3‘*.13"34r5- d1V1d0.‘1 1“~5° 50*" m°““‘3 3"°“°“3' FLOUR-—Firm but quiet and uhcliang-ed mm»; 01931 rﬁlollle WW-lmwsiur-Ttno»V' is in hcuv,ysteers 99 ~—é@-?4<~ 33% f~*~3“Y “WV” "0 ,3‘ 1““’°“m”é3 “ ta" M3193“ has "°‘—’*“-d°“‘°’ “W *°WeSt- DOW» ‘ranging from V toe ‘ eh ‘;~.e..s..‘..i.. FLOUR MANUFACTURED IN <1‘ LOUIS DURING 8h°“.""g ‘he <1}Wl‘1‘3' 31103‘ “T0”. 33”“ 9f “*9 975' ket. S£1~1.8B2 -lo ifris at$6 15- 200 at $5 70 port lmst “T“‘"3d ‘°T'E~3”3‘e1'ﬂ-ﬂ3al‘keb$- --"1.‘lie feoriiug demand '111ﬂ“.ﬁI'--50%:U- 3f*l'1°Y 11‘T'I‘?4‘’‘' 3'‘ 573’€'.a"’3"", 2 P ‘ T ' - - » porting countries at the beginning of each per» .,Am0k; 150 3.35 693.5 55'; 3g ,1; $5 25; 74 {ms a5A5:5Q to.-day was active. and in exﬂeag of sAup}A3ly'T.p;-ices dull, wcnk and lower at $11 2-5 cash, oil 32}, . ‘Av ' ' .‘ ' A . 1 A..- A, '_ _‘ .A ' A.. _ ., A A A A A A A A 81‘°3‘35A'5 00 1“IAIYAbeA|B8‘ 110l»l0€dA 0!! Fuday and to Egéglaizfaﬁﬁgdggﬁle and HAu<lsAonA,AA_which rose to __k A 18'AIi Ann 1846. A — mg, the sumdemenmry s_mpnw,.,tA8 In eA,.c_h period, “M 50, 65 Wis Am ,,5A A A A,-u1Amg ﬁ,.m__A A V;-,A..A1 calves-I--1310 supp1yA.aAu.1 Ad_.A.ma,,d ruanfy, $11 45 March. Lard dull and a slime at. A11 .1 4, t . 41 unto-18 5101.13 and Essex to . .. . ‘H 4 , . .. . 2 .. . . V . y. . goo have: men Swele-8teadY.bl1U50 03! 73A NewJe,.wy Oem_A.m1Tu‘) 1.5% L 1‘ sh . t!.."1i<{i>ﬂf";,I;‘,¢d<CeALAA?CCD5.j*d‘;4.Qp.jcjAms.. etqplmpﬁcg ﬂed together these give the actual imnortirom we ,,m,,A,quo.e as we nominal. m,u_,K,et. 1,-mit8___ quiet. Beet ...nnlc.h cows continue in fair re- ‘D1: 45 7/:0 0430-T7-4=2%013‘t=bl0%i1'Y- 7-500510 Kanﬂa Paciﬁc Railroad bond‘ V3” in wave de' 673% - Mlchdiglall Cdentiiai to 61%» Wesgereii Uﬂgélel 3; 35323 E3 E-'..=.-“ trig 5% 5'3 3%’ 3 £53 £25 91-’ ‘ ‘.3 T each °."”m—"yd'*m”3 “*9 mm" I33‘-'i°d3T' . , T say for fancy at $6 50@7'-0.0--. ciioi-co at 006236 - ‘q”."""T" hm’ $p“”g‘°’."‘5 “'9 mm ‘M51 ‘ma ‘“"e~‘“5 ' 39' Bugk In-WW8 swadyr and LTmcu“T"ged' '*' d d . - _ . . _ *--~- 12. ‘ T T- * <33 T ‘ *3 -'59.,-;;i=<D ,.;,,gv-2.3;; 39- - w_=§,::_O..)q 0foou_rs_e.no formula can be piromulgateil or fan,“ A 5 5%. A ._ n.» .’- . K . 1 coiptetoriiie conning; W8€‘lK€.ll’Bl12tb,l6I0 be fairly ““““3Y 093195» T . man an among. Fan inquiry to day for Miss 41%. nnnnia. lo 115 but Noithwestern to 345; o Umm 71 o ya. -45’ .. -13-..o Om . . . . . A . . Y‘-‘£57 63 . XXI‘-$-35063565., IX $55 151195 35 . . . . . . . , - . . . . T _ p.—e;=e,-1-ed W 52;}; RA 1; ‘I T 3 ' g; a G 4 5&5 x f3c:3_m::qo.—,v.-—v‘;m8 '6. .143 -sq;-: ... IA lined ominous entertainedby an unbiased mind X $4 60.34 59- Su 38,- $4 o5@440.- ﬁne $3 75@ . ’ liberal, which Tw;-ill tna.l;.e prices dependent upon PIIILADMA HIA. .Jen.uary 5.--—}l‘loui at souri Pacific and North Missouri Railroad bonds. 36% pA_efen_tAAA-1' :A»A 7;;/0 “Saba? bf: 9g/;. 3!} §’A€!Aul {-0 g-f ugggmg ‘;Q§a°., :51‘ '.'..__'j.g_-:3 aggmgwz‘; g in regard to the future M a wade OOMAAAAAAADSA so A AAAOAAAAAAA and nhxafi $5 50,53 W ’ ‘ $4’ “H” the extent of d-.eniaud_. A ’ ‘J I ‘ VVlTica.i. q.,1e;,;.i2Ad stead.‘-'; =m1Abe1' $1 43091 48 Iron Mountain Rain-oadqniet. Bank stocks g‘8ll€l'- ..C_u,',,,., agx,.egMed“l§,A,; 90% shaifegs £0 1."i°61{‘_é°‘g36 5 8%» egg ;§f;:. ;,§;i7-*-;:.':'~""S“£".:z:>"'..§_0,.«-A£:.T,-..?5§3A_§ 3 many undeﬁned and indeﬁnite elements 115 I-111“ 017 RYE FI.0UR.—Ciivquiet zit $4° eountrv brands -GATTIJE QUOTATIONS. $1 39091 4:1; White $1 45091 50- 00?“ (1019.0- ...,. ....., ........ . ......... ............. -..... Erie",49.000 .....~......., . 95:55; of-5 §e3€?.§tS§§?‘:eS5 2 2‘.’.§‘.°“§'..“:.?§iZ§E.".{.°§%.°.‘:§§’.i’i§f;’§‘.fiii.?.‘;.i‘.l§f. W V be ’ .§“’i“:‘§2.°di.°.*:;$ei<;?.,%’~e°**-;l:*g§:.a;=3.:.lT.§°“ ?:1*5:“i:..i':.%‘.°l-Eiflie2.l:*;5:.°‘i..‘ii;‘*’.*i?'f*Tw?:::.*i -~. -. T 2‘ - o - -: -. ::'~-“-—:m:.-2 ‘::-:: . ' 1 . 2 . ~ . . ‘>-—‘ - . 3~ml'|l>‘\H’T9..‘ a~’;av.T ‘ ‘T . " !teiA'e.sa.lea to-i1eyo.tS.t.1;aouis (»ountAy_pa.1'k bonds. A.‘[J:’A‘(1A‘k*'A:?AAIAiA}An.AA40(A3) i3IAA<A-)f16)1A;'l6AAA<¥‘;m3A.A90a(A3A §13A-HPSN. 5 5 3 53: _?'e3:: 3: 8.9:: g.-::°§a-; ,;;;°; 3’; cg trade, noAtwo sAea.sons being alike In any of the ma}-keg; ,.;.,A.,‘§{{f,”.,,§f,‘.§‘,’.§’,.’§‘§,2§;",§g.,“.}3‘,?,.}'°”" quiet $4.b0@4 75; good do-av. l..250@i.,30o $3, $4, 12.4%; .3. @oS}~_'ao; 01,0 niixed 35@36c. it c null atT68@. United States 4-per-cents have shown great ac- Morris and .a:t..;.. and *' eoo°w‘ Kt ’ uU8°‘n“ ’° : ’: : :95 : cg‘ SE S ‘*1 :=.o= cf?‘ 6:7 = S?‘ : ‘E ”‘““‘P“T°*1T3’Ofmﬂuen-ces be-mug l1l30ﬂlJ1’l0333“d coax MEAL——Uit)' Quiet at :s°i5ro°'25 or brl ‘ 4°? W” ‘*0 *W- 130301-350 lbs. $39ere4 30. 1’i-c....i...;..- cum and ..Te.uiy, ass pork 3.12 tivil-I. and 190-017 demand was in excess of on'er- 5i53i'l!ﬂ£‘ exciiarfze hnhke1*s’?iif:n niagham a : : : oz : P: 03 F: 2 535 3-9:‘ 1°93 2°‘? 3 : 5 2 E‘: “"3 Tﬁ“‘?“'35-W9 5300 .V—00_ 8-1'6 Simplif, intended (0 del. " ‘ " Fairto Good Steers-—-snsootn a.nuwei1-iatt.ec.a.v- T 13- I‘““‘4 01955 °°e‘—$23@‘23 50- Bf'~““3“"‘01‘*?0 . Pr. , _ (;om,0n5 of .81 10%,? do , , ' ‘W33 2 : 2 PT: : : ; : : ; -. ; ¢; ;-+: : : I ; : : T: : T; : - unfold the broad situation and furnish the f0i.i_ua- wHEAq3,,_.Recei",d in past 24 hours 9 139 ,3 cra_2es1.150fa>1.200iI»s.I$3 906% 25. ‘"7 31693393 wT¢$“’“‘ ﬂ"*‘“"'V" 2‘5@25‘5-' 31b I A g _ A , ,, 3 _ g_ ;. lot cannon scoot 509.00‘ __ 1 ' . Y _ ll 0 _ Tr ~ A ,A, - . I, 0 .\ V “- .‘T my . K” .m‘m Mn” small mnswm are 57- 100}-6' do oar '68 nevl’0'iP°‘ :5 1.352% 1310;‘ 3 5 : 2 - 5 ' : ' ° ' T‘ 5» .- - .. - 3 . . . - - 1- 2 3“ D for the upbl'i1di03°”he°1.‘933“d -°Pim°—05- WinTt.er---{sot enough Bumble oﬂcrangs to make an! Lmm‘ b‘“”m’3‘g b“e315"“1m5 °%°-*’3N1-’‘m 1”’ dull “mu ‘smady’ Wcstem 22@26c’ -mm new putting their money into these securities, as new H53 '1-en‘ 1032'/@103 - ' BTW 3' 3-’) : : : ; ; E ; 3 ; 3 2 : 2 Q: : I 2 3 3 : : : : 3 3 ; A If any Act Oll1‘ﬁ2lll‘88 are considered too higher qu.,{,,.b)e change H, “)6 “gag-keg go 2 . . -y T010088 ia.ir..i;iouv ce.tt.lc.o1'l.0o0@1,10c its average, , 9016‘ and u-“011311ia‘-‘¢3d- l’ctroieuui D_Ul1.llrlal'T; mm‘ “:3 mm undoubted City at St Louis @1035‘! néw fsureg gm)’. 3.4. AdoA 031190116, 10.-5}. ; ; ; ; ; : ; 3 : . 5 3 3 9; 5 3 g 5 ; § § 3 3 ; ‘; ; too low itis quite easy to take Iron: or and to ,,‘,,uy.unchanged 3123,,“ on (3311 ,..,,f‘;“§ﬁ’-;"g};’ $3 75:2i>iL. ‘ ‘ T T ﬁned .12‘/a@12}éc; crude 10@10}.ic. Whisky—-A» . bonds “Away T ' - 10., sates; wdus ‘gem . -]4A_36%5iA}.§;A-A 010g'}3‘llAi303'A1A‘:~_ . kwwcoomemwq:AAG‘A_AAmd_U~goA#AArA_AAﬁ_d> $118131,‘;;§::§£;:(;hedl§;3)l'ent con1A;luiAslionZ.m d Noscaa-h and fixture was lower.’ No -landrre: 3,3‘-udtéf3506539131-omfoo.d averexxeo 1.000091-2°’ €&)",i} AAAJ‘f%%i0Dﬁ8uOf\V1ieat 8,000 bu-; 60*? ° I A J J /. . ‘ .’ - : ‘ JO’ 5'? GO ‘ Q A ‘ T =,“",_: J . _ A ‘I S n. 8}‘ 0 ’ ' . 1 . - u , . A . 3 A A " . w ' A .- " a . 1 Eastern eX°ha““° has been '3ﬁam°’ chain‘ 767:6.’ l:f1€:f3£’8i1V4:vf8bLfo5r}2' (Fawn i‘TTele 3 §§S‘§5§ §::;§r§’3?-‘§§§S'§’§g§g -3-£5-31 3: "°’m‘°""‘3“° 5‘*"~.‘3”°*'*1 3“-“3*U°13 0f “D033 10 E-“° ?*§:cIfeli:1?%la13?;v'.e~u—nio$eaod§er§gli$iS$t2L 33".?» £1013,‘-1/“ $3 60@3 75; common to mediuig, S BT*—LTiM"m":MD'¢J“““arY 5°“'F1°“" ‘mu T weak today at -60cﬂ$1 discount between banks. 393 ‘£30139 , 513:1. 21%‘: hla.r1pt$(;n"pnl3}2na«?o ‘ ﬁg‘? 5? Egg! : mg-?i..".§,'°§.(-":AE§ ;§'.;5° 5°? § gigfgg Z311_::ﬁ]‘:A‘:;‘ge?‘:Af’o€AA'AAA%{‘dLg‘gi:?i$i%§;1:;;g' - $1 19% bid; 0'11"‘-¢i‘13d ill E Sill: 61 at $1 20. $1 19% Dual; “G%‘2§l3”é%aVed Heﬁ"”3"'A"emT‘m‘5 ‘l'TWQ@1’1'm 58 i’q“.°‘§“{’v“e9‘{£-,.?:§S§'§3€ £i?<llJﬁ:%&1l;‘N;. . . ‘-- ... .'.-', ::.- ..::5’ :...*f-o. 2:. r . T N ‘ e - - ._- s .. T ." . t-- T=T‘T~’ -. ' '- Supply has been increased some. especially as ':’:’r{f”".“’ 3* A‘““’.‘° E’“"’°°* 003193“?-93» W31”: : _: 2 F533: : - ‘.-=35 - ‘g5‘.'§""£';- - - : : : 3 86$-£1l'_Ymitlerialf0i'dcvclopii)gi considerable an. 510% W-omnqd for !°.da7 S dame" *5 -$120’/‘.' uboice Cows T; c 3 '5 1," - : 1 quota 091 40%“ Fcb.ruarv $1 4.2@1 42%. com steady I - . . 0 lax. no... atmex. div.‘ A.mcucan uzxoreea * » "" - So. . : 1". cs. : :1: an: -1: .: : - . . . . - T T . 5 19% but. 1546.4 offeiea at $1 11%. $1 10 bid fore: _-n1 eiers-n— or cveraeeao _ M, . . . . l. W“ ‘1°"‘”‘”-d *"'?T51’S*“’=W‘°*‘9 F1'**3“Y- ‘M60 We" Uonm-any. 49§UlJ<T1l«Bl3 5ta.tes’t*JxBr¢uUomDanS‘ : :33 I go: : : : 2: 3.’: : r»: a: 8: : : : : : K ;,§‘.“°°» bu‘ WW 1! 8 Smwge ans: mans-810,80 I Lei. 2.cars No 2 Med at $1 14; 1 car. rejected 1-95”. “*3 53 7°03 90 . ‘M’ “J ’9““"- VV“”“”“’,'“~‘x““ .’P°‘ ‘W’ .J‘*“~ mwe 1,“ been more movement, bu; comm ship, 45; ﬂew york _b,,Am,.Aa1 195%; Eng, 7%; do me: 5 5 E; 3 5 3 5 Ag 3 3 57;; $3 3 ‘fl; 5 : ft 5 3 5 Aogugégjiég agnizliclriiicesgfizgrti tAlAiA%AiA~A<A:{1A1A3eA<13Ai.AiA,oA:A;iAA<A)A§0AoAApi(:A1e- - 986. withA95c old on Call, none on-emdn SMWAIO 2 @.§'0.a6lrAllg) Go;oA?:;i2A_:.‘€;A)Aiv:A;02inu Heifers.-Averages 800 ‘VAlA/'AAAeesbtt€3AAA1‘AAI:A- wegifigm men“ have placed more on the ma,.ke,Aand were Aizrnreiile 2AiA)A:A Han‘-new 140; no Aurel. —; Mich). : : . T: : : T: : 2 : : : : : : : : : : 1 t : : : : : : gum’ c,._,.m, than mAAeA.AAgeAwe and AAmAhA t;A,mAma0AAeA gliiicgaié-1-£A):A;AA§slA<Ai;;:lA;i§s:;i13TTiﬁcggl %ir:»£e3qile(;1iA;AAed in ‘AAA Gama?”-on $2 dA0A;2->6O- flleuluiri to fair $2 '15-’? 38AAAA.; A39 Ammsd 34AﬁA3~A5fAA -Rye aun M 62.@A64.AAA., A ha" keen some receipm from the eoumAry_ Oom_ 643“ Aggéa . gA1],ér,e Pz;g:i§1iAtiai1}AlIi)>AA;AA'[l(i’A'nA;$AiIA:'liiciAtAA;i:A E - 6.9 ly,Ahowevei-, the latter always prevail. Yours in lots $1 17. Si 18 and $1 E-e;'1 tea}: in sei $1 1‘-UTIVIE OXEN-»Av_“erazes. i.ooo 155, zmg up. 0011. heM‘;YA and unclinuged. Provisioizg.’ mam“; exchange in ‘an. on-eA,.mg_ New oﬂeans Ulevamnc ‘Ana P1"A8m'm‘A 76'; NAORQWAAABEIBA-34%; A; ‘.33 tn: 3’: MCCORMICK. ADAMS it 00. \\—'pite——32 sits $1 15. 106 $1 19. 237 $1 22. Spring _ ;‘V3-1";8- 200d W GIAi0lce. ~54 OGGM 25; do reough Aanq’ T:>AlA1AIAl]l.l_gc€iA:3(;AceB\\A:Al&A:;3:‘é-;§c:iA::ﬂ,it:;AAlAi3.r%(:c:.éiéi 2%) 31003083 quiet. 011 limited Ciemalld 303 mil‘ 9113?‘ 5°"'m7'°“°m "r°Ie"'e°' 62%? U-‘T°"°“J""-I U°“““ E #3 §°°*-"~3*.~**-caaagav-°'se=sa¢= ssgggmgﬁ '39; ‘ ' l§,;“;,‘Z{§,;"’§,°,°,9”‘§§,‘,§’," kg-'d1.’§mn: "ﬁ.m'eg3i,N°-' 20f’ p.%§’o}§50@3 75' L’°mm°n- Goaise and bony. *2 65 Pctz"oleum null and nonuual; reﬁned 12350. ply‘ In Chicago’ mAdAayA Eastern emhﬁug. was sélvi. ALA-iiicinnati Aanu 1I1lll&l.l3UOll£.36SN6{V .ier- - $5 $3‘ ‘oS5c'>o3g?.5.5g§83oc~c.5'.55 ';,-.4 Receipts nI1aS'l}lPments at Leadingljlrticlsﬁ L .61 (J-133.1,, 5333‘. 3'65; hat $-1’ 35 mg hf Corn-fed,’l'exans--Good to choice steers av, f6€Hll1.l61'» am! ulitzlmngcd. Whisky dull at ‘noted “£250 per 1,000 premium AAAGXA 1A/‘:11!’-‘lA‘;:(lA}e!lA?é"£{0;}§AIAslA£E.\3;lén099i{gn sAs~.a££;iAAl,. H; - 3 For the 24 hours ending Saturday. January 5. $132,110 ,'.ejécwd in 5, ‘L 01 at 95?,‘ 3 m ' ' 3’ 1,ooore1,1oo lbs, $3 75@4 12% ; fair‘ do 0 av. ‘900@ Retleitéts ﬂnul',A3,500 brls; :31-ea.té 19 ,000 bu . ‘ ‘ .' ' ° "6 . ‘ -« _ - - ’~ .. . ‘ . ‘ - . T I ’ 1" st. 0. t—- Locnl quotations, corrected by F. P. 5.-eleher Fm)‘: "_'=A%Y‘Be. 91; 3{‘8’k‘l'0 Haute. .331; do me- ,5.:::.;g°.*r:.§.?a2g.°ggs3=e,:.:g-,=3-_-:32-:_ag~,g§E§';,§ §e8,.'c‘§;:‘;f.‘;ff;’f,f;f‘? “NB W7‘ “renamed D’ we Ra}; ;“;‘t‘§;'1‘9§;’j‘;4g'dobAf§"3l13]g;£§»1%A0Ib(:fA0dN9éA3bJanr 1'g?gL:;’A%3o%f(é‘§ggh native, ave!-Aagesl meal 159 ‘a(%"(()’.l0IZ)(') uu'gﬁg1l§9” ’ N S 1’ mpmeu. 5 &co.. No. 305 olive street: ."'3,.,0”;,§’j““§f;;”‘%j;‘?°3é,Z.‘:$i}f°a§§°{f:£§g' §:; §§§‘§§§;-§5;"‘3~:33?:%’3§§?§.2‘:'.°‘-gi-:"aE%iI'33§E;§§ ’ 7: I L xeceims DY is-hihmenu ry at $1 23; 5 050 «'10 at $12-27/. ’ At’caii,°w..e§ 2?: 158. $3 7-W-4; ‘fair. averziges eoooilooo lbs. LIVERPUAOL. AJa§1%3.Ar;yAA iA5.—-CottAond—QuietAA . .. W . .17‘ ' . . " " - . ' I I '°""°'° "°°' ""‘5°‘“" “' 9 T C 113- rivetieoail. bv ii. at ' d - '~ 7 ‘° '. - ‘ '- - ' $3 25@3 .50; good Texans. avera. ‘es’ 950671.100 “1“5“‘*“=‘=i'-‘3‘T' 53 35 «T 3-93’ “P 3“ ="=‘P°" ' Pyyligrlie T lime Int. coup. Due.l Buygseil. ;;?sT3':1;.l ':'?:.cE§3’ﬁ°B%g:f§g;;’: 2"‘ w 3 Apples bbls ‘S7837 um‘ ' 131735; N’-Sigé $?2ei3 }{,Jsf!1n2l§a:;).’dI:t}t$-it-1é.).,/'( 3'1 «$;51;é9}§1 $594’ .,§,";“_‘,.§‘0“”§ be. $3 37%@3 50: fair (to, .ave1‘agc.s%00@1,000 lbs, glrleanz 6 9-1.6cViV.A Bl'§‘—8d_8btl;lﬂ'8£-§§itl‘1:2)ﬁ ' . ' 1 - . ’ ‘ . ' ‘ -a ""9 ‘ """""T""' "" . . T sirm Jzinual $109 51070141’, F D: ‘ T. $363 25. . W991‘ « -3- I N1‘-£3!‘ W 6&1 . 8-u be .33 g31__”__q,3g} 3 old. 4 _&AJ 1 _,ms (37 Ulllnby. ]02M,tiau1i1paJang 5;, J99. ; = .1 3 ;_nI>_hoI;A-so can on; can _:~~'' - HH.."»-1' “:3 Butter IbS................ 7.469 .... 122$) .... ‘4§\ ,. 3. 7 ‘i v , _‘3 ‘“‘”y$1 my .. .. -. - ' .. - - ‘ - ' - -3 ii ", ' "'3 I . “oldo J I&J ‘ D‘ U P J ‘ “ . “Q: L,‘ S : .c"" "k ‘‘'‘,‘_<_ .1‘ 5“ 93 $4: " ‘ar1§?9 gooo-opcnuopo 090: coco coco ooon ‘' . ’ 0 we :‘ A ‘. ‘ ’ 2-,,‘ “ I ‘ ‘ V’ I‘ .: , - , ’ , A . ‘ *’T'3—’°91353------' 8?=‘35‘6§§g°‘d-.J=:-&J:g. lbﬁgg 107%-2 93I;iu?nl‘eu:‘a(e.leie((:w(-?:Psd n!Caln£88:(a10:2§' mum” hf"m8' 3; 5” 36° ' um°°%'""€'a'$"8:‘°§‘”5g ff *3“-“1e3’~ 111 011119 1m------. 2.250 450 419 COi:’.:\I—l\Tiax'ketlower fez: cash and futures. No helm” $1T50@2 25' ‘’“n5' 52 00693’ ‘ L/Om’ Md’ gs,‘ M1; Corfu" new’ ad. Chev lmmwnpom 1m”%cG°”‘””‘”' ‘~3*‘-P-106% W79’ mm; 6's id so. ' ° ' /3 0°’ “°“.- 84. Vir- -‘Six months‘ run. once. sin. and ore-........ 131 we 6 18 2 mixed oifered at43c 423’@427e our 430 bid 10} St<l0Ke1'8—Fa11't—o %‘00dfee<1.mg steers. avuuso-o . 645- Om. 38- Mk» obs» Beef. 808- B 85. new 5’3.. ll-‘.sl‘5 .c Gold. Qua.rte1'l) ..i1o4jg.:1._.,r-,5: T L ' 9 o o 30-33“. 30. 91188011?! b’ﬂ. 1$4%. AA A A ilsnanand sillristuﬂs. sKs.. 829 260 2.1%‘.-9 1.132 mg}; and NO 2 white ’mm’;d'. .3. ’ - _ ,d -4 1,150 lbs, $350ra)3 $, Goog 51.03]; gwm-3' an-_ 959 1. C. 111., 325 6d; DHCDD. S. c. m., 33» 6d. - . U.H.nc1M'}£s. 18914 T" Gold Qusrterl . 103 103 I 0390”: Jﬁﬂuafy 5---Consuls for mone . ‘ T T ' Cattle. cars................ 1 ’ T ‘ . . ' “ "3 reJ‘’6‘’‘’ '55’ . ” ~ I K ' " ‘ 4. Prim W stern ils. '1‘n1low—-Good to ﬁne U 3 new A“ Alwzﬂlyglclﬂeold A y .Al1AAAAAAAliwA$§ A94 746 on acc0m“949_m. new 45318 1035,. 5 0013.191. HEAL. THOKINY. 1510., M'ANUFA()']_‘{]gED m Came head :62 “Q ‘924 .8.O.1. Louis sold at 38,140., 21 cars new St. Louis ana €31,100 lbs. 5.2. 304533 70. llloclium -to fair stool. AAHAO: p8 Y c .L0nAAm 4% 6A R WA. ' ' ' - ------- .2 2 M .67 305%.’ 10 4031 107,,‘. new 55 1043* ’ s'r. LOUIS DURING1877 AND P1lEVI()US YEAR" Ca tr ' 1, Ueutral sold at .39}£c- 39!-cc bid fornew whit °"5- aV°“a¢'&9 '9‘-’45@950 155- T9-9'53 25- Tm" ' ‘ T-"" ' ' ' ‘T. ' T " T L” T V T ‘ . - '- .. %‘ Erie * T 5- 3 °" "““5- bk‘-~----H 114 . . . ’ 9 -~ I 9 ~ corn mat. three da '3 at L.lVel'I)00l17 000 ( um . . 3:. A -. , , 5' . , ’, —T ~ » . . .. cor: . .- mixed 154,- no grade dd .30c_ pl, ; __ stoca.ers.illL@8o0 ins averages. ii. 5.0®2 7o. -Como . l_ ,3 - -- l A. I T~ com um ncHANGn' I J§l‘b‘:‘Yu86pl‘f:If:lrr3‘e3J 22’ mum“ Cent”‘17‘3’%«’ New :3 8 S: Corz:.esxs:S.................. 4% ”§"-1% cars No. 2 white mixedere-g:lu.rat 43c;0lnc::lfi?).g “*9”-. 52 25@'2 35» 5‘°“WW°5‘ M13593?‘ ‘mxed LOUISVILLE’ January 5""C°“°" q“_‘°‘- Ruvmv. selling. gnu-5 J, '5 x: 2,5 :1 U0rn.1n mun. ou......... 26.400 (4,300. 2.721 16.35% mixed St.Lou'ie at 43c; 3«:ars new Enterprise at yearling “°°k‘5‘'5 3225092 5° . d1‘'”'‘ 1055"‘ F10“ ml“: "Km" 5““‘*°3 T’ Gold calm... 1023; its ' ““‘“'V -“RBMO5 108‘ 25% . " 0.. “ Corn Heal. briii...... .. . 200 40 222 37}4eT 1011‘ new white an ed .3 L « . VML OALvKae-T-Common to fair V head $469 $450@470;'A N0- 1 $550@575; fancy $6 2::§v‘:}:g:: °e‘z§u'i.‘.""? °$'3Ke"'I' suéﬂsl am. I E’ E ‘SE 2 $3-:u:1nz‘}n‘:'°"m""’:"L ‘ 562 L272 1-45? cars ‘do (East cl. at $263120 caifs reltegiezséﬁitz 563 2000357 90093 00: choice na<uve,s $9 -O0@’10 I30‘; . W'“>““ 411113 “ed 351 9-3'31 353 ‘W109’ 3“-Id ' . A w - A _ A . A V ' 8 ‘ K -ocucggggo - - V ‘ ‘ 1. . ‘A A . : ‘ A ‘ ,_A A " A . V AAA - A, .A A. ' I. rates............:f..:....?.'f..f$1@l 50:113. par fits] pr. C(‘”w"‘u‘m't“Ul'-A-1" T NA“ 0? Kn‘;-‘Ens’ 2 E3 53 g” 3235- DK£8..?..‘.h.].......... $31 mixed Ea“ "ad: ml 395.6’ 2 "‘i"s "° g’”‘d° E“‘“ ﬂea-umgcalves fer awake” 52 37%@2 62% V 19 tsl1Li%l5°®v}s':i’,10ite‘l’£'s:':rf %3§éa“§f$e 3Gmlll6x:SI‘l"%lb‘l New 0.-to-ans exchnnge......... par 52 wpr. - —— '5 5; E-‘jg Flour. or1s.....,........... 8,610 {.039 2.181 2,975 triiiptzg at 32540;] 2 cars guébt; Louis at 3A(A)c_ A . oﬂixggtgojoﬂﬁgg :§l§c’tPsRIm§c;sE,E$s‘2*7Ai5;g?AA$n7‘§’. ‘A0 me . Ha -notnmal A“: $9@l2 PA-Ark lqmm Ami‘ :3 ..A. " ~TT * ’ , -74 E I ononoaoooooo 0-00 0000 ‘ " O3 o. '31., ‘ 1 - ‘ 3 -‘ ﬂ ' - I. I o i ' 0 'a' :1 . “ ' . ,o,,n._ fI1eet1ngon’ChangeATo-day. '3' 58 Ex ‘Ag ,,3,’.,,,§‘:'f,’§ Hum,‘ “MA 3; :57 4 Jan. part in ,£.m,,¥,,en,_A at 4§’%@43%c; ,0 ombgi cu-um $1i,A@2.3;A tau [9 good s3o.@4g; gxu-9, $45ra)43, at 12.. Laid.quiet-. bllolce leaf uerces 8% 3.“ GA Am mam WAAAAA . 39 A - Mr. John H. Gilxeson having declined. the 5 I ca £3 mu Hides. 31.424 56.141 159.379 75.90.”) Feb. 4:23-§c;10.890 Ma. 43544;. To-(lay before can Game 83188 t°-da¥= ‘*9 ‘*3 ~‘‘9‘‘’’9’,‘°- BM‘ meal‘ SW9‘ and 5*» omme discounts. toad Ptiiei-'"""""i2&24':::3:' nomillatiou for the Oﬁce of President or the . - 0 an I “‘““‘ ““°""°""°°~'--- 7~‘3‘§9 4*“ Q33 1»-543 "30-‘W0 50- 2 Wixell ‘W“i**'YM 43}-i@43%<>;-‘$5.009 - o T‘ ‘ ~ *7‘ Price’ Emu“ em-"€@4%°; clear “Tb b@6X°;°]-5”" lmllwvéd N‘-$1 BS!!!-e I¢c4nluea'..55b");§s: 8-iulo lug-em’ Merchant.» Emma“ 8 f h *Wood.Man<1e Hill. A lA.nm.n~s.... .............A.. 32-.ib0 yet 6512.4:-'9 99,854. .19 gt ;;.;(,;2.) 390-do at g@4g%0; 35390 an Fem M -L II-~09-,§IIi'9b_ell as 00. to , Bacon quiet and steadv; clear rm sides .c; _A ' ' _ EA » 01' t 0 ensuing Year. a. lug (.‘.oinpzgAi_\y..... Pearlﬂomlny 25.009 moo ;1'‘‘;‘‘' ‘§“--- 2-49‘ 4-573 ‘-209 ‘*1 4‘2%®42%c; 19.090 do attic; l0,Ll0{)\ioat42@-11%-0°! éqfétogmﬁﬁglr 21% sHD'?‘e°’‘'-:--~~---1~3?3 54 90 sides 7340- 8- 0- hams 1U%®l1c- Whisk! Liu-in vimnnny-1~5. meeting of members is called for this afternoon, ‘:%'.A‘A§AA‘-“ﬁA<'1Fv'»eA?A;AIA1<ZAArL;AA-A gsguiélgsllls. iﬁg 24,813 uf‘n';;a:,s'_',;;.;;°°"'""""' "'i a 10,00-0 do Mai-ch at 42x64‘).-Xe; 15.000 do May at If i1.i.....cgo‘lfh.é§i”§..i’-Pi2‘i§”§i§§‘éié"i;%§§. 3:0 3'3” “gm “ ‘I 03' T"”“°°° qme‘ and , u . ,.... , ....__ ,.‘..' T ’ poouvoo-I tool A ‘ ‘ A A o o I. - co 9 o 1 . .A Bnﬂnm AswA-WKA at 2 o_ cinch, for the Afurpose 0! putting a new Leonh ardt. & “Glasses. Ke2s............. 4 10 13 43:50. At ball, 10,900 Lu. Nu. 2A Feb. at 42c, more Dawson. Juckman at Go. to .~ ‘3 £1333 ‘ J _ 5 Fl A. Land wurnnu. 109 acrcs............5l‘i5 $132 <'-Indicate in the nel . S-chm-icht. .... Saxony. . .... .. . 3 009 Nana.::eu................. 212 #39 ‘ 91 875 Uiitffed M 531De- 41/40 “mi 426 Did} March 49340: M‘ M°.Cam‘Y- 13 ‘mm; —“3“V*" m1X°-d---- 943 2 -39 T 1Lw“UKhE’ anumy ’— M" gumb- Lanu warrants. l20u:res.,.......... 123 135 Lallement Bi;os.... Ceinomlelet... 2 000 Gnu. 101 ﬁixc bid; May’ 4.3’/.u. 1336c bid; 37c bid for new Samﬁ 16 <'-0mH_10n natives 1nixed......... “ 2 7 steady. Wheat closed mm; No. 1 spun , and waminu. auacms..... at 35 Ad 1 F. Buachman. .... .. Gamble Sp1"g s‘s14 °*‘5- *3 ”*"‘- W 32900 2-6” 733 Jam 30"? 0ﬁ”%I‘B0- After 030*-10 000 be No 2 [~‘'‘-““‘ &C‘“‘dV“8“’“‘”‘“&C“°“id"° $1 ”" ‘’‘‘T‘’“ $1 153 N‘”" 2“”“‘g$1 095“ N°' 5 Im warrant: l0acres............ 3 45 0 gAvane° n southern Ran rr°ight‘5‘ Oahu) Sin-int; Mill , "M ' 0W0n5- 9”?‘-----------m 31 39 113 - Jun. at-&2%c;50.000do at 4.30; 5,000 do 'Fcb..at Siﬁliwaud‘ l§niediun1 S.°umW°5t°°wsT""' 831 3 09 $1.05‘ Um“ dun and ‘’T°3“’9“3d3N‘‘-2» 433-. ”“ n "Mummy “me was announced "1 advance VL3,‘-""."“" "*“‘P 5i"""8 11-898 3:5’ §§u'im“8'°""""" £3 3“ 9” 41%e;1o.0uooo 83. 42o;10.0oouo May n£43}1c. Mulllilglll ‘lo 3:81?-3 ﬁeggs gun I 084 s 87% q‘”°”5 N9‘ 2’ 24%°' Rye ”°°"'°° “mi “"““ N” 3;. Lam. cl.”-mg ﬁg-u,e_ of 9c V 100 lbs on all Green Line points, and to all D‘ C‘°‘*é‘If~; ---- §Atai~...A ..... .. 109 Pi2—'iroucto:snsm°mm" OAKS-—Light receipts and otferings for cash C. . , T °°W3-------- - A 36>4’c. Barley mill and quiet; No. 2 sprin $4,120.93 stations in Tennessee except Nashville all st-i. s€ssi'ngiia(i§°'f:'£oéfI .i3§:aSrso¥ienue Ifork. brl.s....::::.:.:..:::: 75 III.’ 104 am!’ Very ﬁrm mmkm» Sales: 2 cars ‘rear No. 23': HO(’55“"§°p"1y.f‘*""T‘? ““'“b’°" °‘ “°‘“‘' and “W” 5.3%“ P"°"‘°“°“.*" *"°”"‘-"- P°"“"‘M"S5 I is.......-_...,,,,,,,,_,,,,, 4,-,2.-H4 . . ., _ ‘ , _’ ‘ Ins. w. Clark &C0'Tuscan 2'57 ‘ Meats. lbs ........ 36,400 69.012 547.233 132.571 L 28%c, same bid for While; 26}4c nm for rejected ‘° °“°‘°°m ‘1“**“P3'- With 3 00113091’ Of 10308 Of $11 Lar«1——1’r1me steam 7-406; some I 4,-;._..,.,,g. m. we 22A.,T.,7A.,,,, Hens in <4-emgi_a. North and South barolma. Ala- Chas Hezcl ........ .. E. St. L'o'iiié" is’s3o 333;}; Hams. 91.531 4.938 :3: L, we East. Floor sales, E ii‘ 5 cars No 2.1: 3”“ he‘“''y P“‘°k‘“g “"“""*°" """""‘“ ”a"k‘”'s H"8‘5‘D"3“5°d ‘lead? 3"" ﬁm‘ “‘ 5‘ W T r c_cM_.Ang“Mt ]6A‘S9AAAm ham“ and F,m.,da_ of 90 0. Am, 13‘ on bacon. muse VandeWudeA_&DAx_A . . . PmAnAoe8A 8“ ma hm 169 29 ‘A55 28A;cA loaf Whne 290 1 car sAmA.pA-e 27}/C 1- (AMA were in the market eapis’. and boilﬂht fteely at New -ORLEANS, January 5.—-Flour active, 11. U“'~'1-083 3&1“? WIN 1840---------------.---« 27-149.534 meat and bagging, 8c {,9 100 Alba on g.,.ahAAA and we on” AAAAAAAA Red___________ 5922 l‘:0t&tO€5, in bulk. bu..... 850 ..__.- I “me p_ LA 2 (mm cm)’-we W ,1. 290A 2 car: 5;” 2 3‘ strong‘ bi-ices. showing advance of 5-723100 upon lowe,-; superﬁne $4 50; xx$5; xxx “as; h .. ._...._......__. Vbxl on ﬂonr,over the previous quotations given . .- AA A l..yc,sks.... ....... oz 145 1 996 3 . .33 t _d. . , (A- 28, . 1 ‘ yesterday 3 ﬁgures. Other packers remained grades 3’-6@6 75. Corn in good demand at 1’ "1 “W1°- fowl’ ]“‘7°"°'°I ---- ----------u‘O37-1315-30.3l3I3S.770 live in bulk. 2.800 2.100 4.60; ,“' ’ "8’ 0 ' 0 “y S “cam b Ab’ 0“ N0‘ out asserting ttiev could not possibly be uota- T‘ - ~' ' d 54}/C’ cllow 55¢‘ white 560 W Loeajstocks and Bo,..;., TAotal, we ...... ..... ......427.9.;3’i9.oo4.2:s.::1o Rice. 1132 120 21 32 3 l}dVP- ‘-e 1°‘“'5‘*““’1° “"‘“" 23”‘ New ““‘”‘*“" tion's‘ and get outwnoie in - ti 3- b‘yl(llv th mwzb-’ mum - "- '~'1y"- 3" ‘ (‘ - ° T 9 A M P F 1- A, 1, A P '10tal. ii-:75 .... ......... ..!480.557Il9.63lI19.303 salt. aKs.................... 31 so 120 61:5 choice 346- . . , mm 5' ‘°T 4-’ - 3 ‘lu1<3~~*'N 81-040.?» 0 WW - I@~5 .- "ml 019?! J°""¢°‘~‘3 . ’T - - hi‘ 9 3"-49 00-. bankers and bro- ersonal. - . —. T- . ~ packers who puichaecd the most heavily were 3,“ 35@2 40 Ha steady and in fur demandv m .. hers. olive street. st. Louis. The mggtjng of am 1.-gem}. gfter 3 separﬂion ‘Three months’ run ‘I §§§§_.‘,;,,"”;f.;;,'.,'-'°-"""'°°-- '§(',.; 1°" 33" ., u“;'.$"'b1"’;‘)1e0:):) §eS‘;3(,i,ay p'Am D" No‘ those who some time ‘ago had larcrelv bold ahead ‘ ntuy $14‘ orimey$l5 'I‘<'l1oice $17 506318 Pork’ a ' . ., ' ............... .._._. 4 .... . .. cut,‘ /3, A ’ la _ ..;_ L 3 __ A000 A ‘A *« A» 2:‘. A: ‘ l;’ T . - _A - I A“ I g I ;-1 I 3 l: 1 T is always a gratifying 3.ensauou_ and “,3; 1,1335: ----—- 31122;. fa? go ML 2 ._,9ycA momy AAg.A4AAA_ed at SameA 29%,, am; £fili1Odmtl:Ac(a)re;<:)1AfA f3ll£1I.;lstA§)lL‘c(’:AC3g01' [](;iAA(3cn1;lA(§§1_l]S tol cglilig and steady; oidd $_12@l2 zoﬁ; lAlA1eW A512 25.SA , EA 0 .. . . ' t V - 9 --oansoooopoco-no 7 W 6 3 ' o 4 "' "' .' \ ‘ . ' . ‘A - . ' ‘ T ‘ ~ ' ' ' " —— ' f ’ : ‘ME 2 3 3 g’ '‘43 m"°‘ND nre vv'as experienced on saiurdmv by the presence :,';"1d$l‘ Se ‘Tel?’ 'r?nfiow. 30.270 21.790 mg! 2”’ ma’ F W 27%“ was dullgand weak, with lll¥)l'(3 sellers tshalh 0buv- §§lcdm11T5l3i'l;d gfleattﬁ liiiiiéf ESQ .ité§'<i°$;3 sltgéld .0T¥:ﬁ,,f;Ti§gf,§‘;.:T 3 A :1‘ 3 OIATUEP-Ag:_\A;isrlerAiA:Ai‘As of Mr. Wm. L. Hull, among his former business 1.“m.Ti.-3 in Conm_-.ctio‘n witii t.iu,(1>.;:;f0d 'a?l!l):aC‘(:O':KlE1AlldB......u....o ARA " l;AR‘LéY__Qme“m'm um_Ah‘auzedA Sales 3 can ers, and t_hea-efore the uiiijority of the packers louse 4.}£c; packed 4};c; clear rib ?5@6}-ac; c ‘J 9 31.3,,-9‘ t,.,..e..- -5 gr ; ; Aesﬂnlﬁted ml’ associates on ’Ghau 0. As he had been a gen» J“n“"-"Y t" A1’”*l' wn.-...{.§. D\‘:.ll£...t.>.\1‘...'.'.‘..:..:: 8.0.30 15.050 5.1% (iii Minnesota p. L. ; 2 cars No. 3 by sample at 50ai~55c; We“? ?‘d°‘t‘l“‘*’1‘‘‘‘3d ‘0 D?’ 0'81?‘ f01‘l'l0£Af9- 0UeAlA)_0Y- 6%@6%c. Bacon dull and nominal; shoul spocijve of the g : : ; 31...)...” ,..,m,,1_ oral favorltc In the in den mAm_A hisreccpuan was Mcs.~irs.J. W. Adame&Co. have again placed Wool. 25.57 1.157 17,019 8,100 ln-jccteci at 42}-go. e‘ 3f” ‘at ‘‘° "30 ")9" ‘OMB °‘”“.d "°*""m7 5’/t‘T-"5 013” "9 7“? °1°‘“' 755°’ Hams ‘1 par value. __ . : : Iy paid in, pr0]roriioniiIel,v cordial and henriv. Mr. H. is iii us under obli title for ' ti - Whisky. recutiea. nris... 59 208 RYE--Lower to sell. No. 2 offered at 56)’c aﬂmd ‘G pay m°'° ma“ $3 75'“ 19" \W‘~*k and |0W0l'; 3- 0- 10%@1l%c. = 3 3 I I denim:-u new of U-lll(‘.tig(l, and a "member of the . g n . '3 mom an “Emmy 1"’ 54560 bid; rejected at 526, no bid. No reported hogs and get me “‘°“°.¥ buck m in ‘me ‘ma b"°'“d‘ Whisk" @119"? ""°“ﬁ“¢ - 13.}; M. (..mAAAm.CAe 100 A100 A305 A3“) ANOn_dccAAu_AAAgA I-,.,puga,. c°mmTw3,,,n mm of Bu“ & Williams. of tcrcstmu comnmnication from their Chicago cor- A .,.1e_ 1|?’-:AlIA5A$ f:1tAiH‘0$AA€AH1'» l1iQl‘kAetVal:I<A?AS- 1Ah9-d})a0KeI‘§ 2313 ‘ 1eianaA$i_04; Western: §lA07(cADl 10. (_)on'eeqniet._ Bo.rtiioiow,Lew- 1 that city. respondents, in which the history of the ﬂrstfoup bllwagoo Miiwﬂlkem New York and I-W01" Futures--At Call, 54}4c bid Januarv none ot- S ‘ 3 V33“ ‘*9? GVU‘ 0 011- 033. cm 681-lecla 1 weak, Rio caigoes onus.-.uy to prune quota .. T. - .. o 1 Clooi M rkets . . ~ , . ~ ’ now that the weather 18 so 8ll'ell')l cold and dr - Tr ‘ - (1 1 - Hi) ‘[31 808 i.-..t. to... too 100 100 Jan. 18,4?-cﬁln months 0; we care,“ 9 1 d 1’ T° "3 “ ' foicd.57c Ind Fcbrnars-. none oilm-ed. . . ‘ Y , _ Y. 16}c“)19°‘ b‘‘3‘“ 111. Y0 W 61311 Q0 A0-. Blxiiiic blur new. I to ion mo July‘ 76.5 um 00“ I_ y M 5 sm”,me "9' m cm“ Messrs. J. W. Adams & Co. furnish the follow» SALT-—:’5teady. We quote Domestic at $1 353 but 'mmTY of them Say ma‘ “ ‘S ummy ‘m1""‘5.'b‘° l\1U1m~$<3S quiet; common 18®20c; fan‘ 22 AA B('ta.Il)l(éIIA$ if 100 mu I08 Jam.’73,.5 ‘cu; cm A " 03- _ nfection with the groin consumption of the United m . dew,“ from an ,mpm,wnt markets to Gleam‘ 5145 go by; ; GA A_ at 31 2., 9» 3301“ $0 0‘?-021180!‘ Without 1088 80 P1°3-‘53l_W QM)‘-?W0D8 ltice—-Demand light and holders iirm; Luulu Bic-inAA¢e1Ai_A.'-Sav 113.! Saturday was the least animated day in the Iungdom, and its probable requirements in the g - }11(,'.u\\T‘1.\7Es_.s..;e, 3.5 brlg “$1 ()4_ f°-""035 3”“ P"°d"‘3‘-s A3 We "‘3°e‘P"’5 ‘V°"e "05 0I‘dm4U‘l' I0 M0106 4’/s@5%‘% “"511 (10195 R A HAQW AA .... .,_,.A1_A A100 .,AA,,.AA 35 week mmummmAuAe cctm“ market‘ H b A “ex; 10m.nmnms_ The subject is one of more hours SaturdaY.January 5: BU1..A”~R____M‘.ket u- t .1 I d. _ heavy L0,*.d:Ly the pens we;-e no.-Tu-1y c1eai'ed,t_he steady an 8*2%c. Gold lU2%rlE103; 8l.ei'l1l)g B away l.-MB I. in}. it-0 I-o,l«.:..... Ja.n.’7810'~§*.-eon: - 3 9 "K v .d- . T . . ' » I ” Q )9 3“ Unclangc .- C10 - -K 5 1. - .d (A; T, ,1 . , . (s . ~ -. (jiiizc-iis‘:3"mvB‘k loo loo co .)-m ~77’.;~«.,..A~ ,-..,,m..ed qmel and mm L" AA A h A. man oi wary imiacuon to our opeiatois in this cmcnon n.\mnt'r 1 P. M. mend chieﬂy for best dam-v. Roll espccirilly dull° I-mu 6 C mug Sm‘ ‘V an q-met‘ '8 “”””"g 9-M138” 4-33@*~94: 3‘-‘Km °x9‘”"‘39 5'15 0150"“-3 (A.m_Am"mA,Am Wk mo elm TN'0l;_déd;TTm;El I A ' 3 B00 5 OWE“ HOW Hit} of products, and its trcatmeAnt_ in so able at Pm-k_.Fohrnary,$11 3o@113~_>,y;; 29.15,,-(31,, $11423.‘ c.,u.m.y m,m.ely neg,ec.A(.d_ U,.,_,,alm,A,.y Hens M 335 GA(_5l1_1'ell1d f0!‘ 11.8113 DA‘-W8 W38 1811‘. 3130 50135 _W0Are at IULEDO, Jiuiuury 5.—Wheat dull, weak a Iilxi-hon:-to I-tank loo loo .. 76 Jniv’77.4’o!»o lim m°w’m°m' 59”‘ 3““°'“ “omg "9 ‘-000 W103. 8'» RIP “_’‘“’'‘°" M.” ‘'‘:‘'‘3‘.”‘'‘’ “.1” appwcmuve considew" 0“ 45' L“"d"‘F<‘-0i'l!8l‘V. 7.4!:-’at7.4‘Z%l‘»: M-'=||'<3h. ®35c' st.-rictl)' choice and select deli-v packed 2443 —81'g“t "d""""°e ‘”"’“. yeS“5“‘“*Y 9 q‘1°“’-W"15- lower; amber Michigan, spot and seller Janu Fmmh }\*:it IYILICX) ‘loo ‘N0 .lia$'.’77.6%cenii cbnnizcil ilmires. New York dull but unchsn cl “on W whwh "‘ ‘S emmed‘ 7 47l~T’@7.5Oc. Wheat--Ziimuarv $1 OS'.+" Febru- ~2.5.-- ‘choice dairv at 20 to °9'@23c° choice an cl Bumhem D-Ought Spﬂnngly Md at "0 mgher ma“ 51 29%‘ N0’ 3 re“ "em “‘ $1 11‘ 00"“ ‘mu; Fr‘l.liu ..\v.(im~- A . I ‘re ' UllI(.‘-AGO Janum‘v4 l878.—-Messrs J W . ’ . .. Tar ’ --"'.'__ . _ "" . .- , _““__ 3. ‘. 59’ puckliig prices, we nowquote: Slcimw,-x~s$3 25a 2 4H! -- ew 443- ,-(.3, Lid 490- n.w . . I H - 1 n - '- : v . . . Ad my $1 09 Maul: $1 lo/.. (min Jami ieotdimy ioilrlull d‘18@‘o\; muncaud 8Ll'l’l.l - — - . - 59°‘ 9/4’! ” i 3 5 ‘J 9 9 T (§l(lA.‘TILA;:‘A3A';~.Aé‘Al\_";‘Al\lAl-§T»]1« xAa 100 ,1(Ar,Ag},2 ,;,,,¥-,77AA§A.a_c§m ere at lollle a splint had ciirpzirted, and the arms so (34)., ct. Louis: DEAR _.>~Ams___.1.he M8,“). of NV: 4.2A.AAA/@4.,;AA,A(.A; Fem_um.yA 41%@41%,.; MMA AAAAAAIAHAAAA-dAAAA.AA_y m“ and packed 1-5@16AA_ hes‘ (AAAAAAA;-AAA_zA 3 50; light 313 6_o@3A90; packing !bl@4. 20; buzcher new damaged 38}.{c. Oats dull; No. 2 - (EA-AAAAnA;AAA :A.A-;AAAA_AAi_e;AA 1310 3.. ATAXAAAAA niarkct was very quiet. With liemt transactions, Al:h‘-=Dﬁc3f ‘<A’u|A‘_1l:)0|t':TA1Il$,_"fl0 CW8-‘ii F6-‘U’. SC‘-ntember 43§T;ﬁ>ti;i%c. Oats--Jnnnin-y, ‘.£-«if/.’c; Feimmry, 243.’ at about same. common and good u't7 to 9@llc ti? 2%'q_leF§}§”tr?::;8B In “M5 $3 60‘@§‘ 253 S°°d"‘U"'."°"' $4 705 N0‘ 2 S4 ‘O5 pﬁm“ mu_AA_mmAmAB.kAA Am Am) AA” AhAly,7A,A3 %AAAAAAAAn cast, 3.103 of 2,35 bate, only buue[med_ Wcquom 0 H1310 . A0 A A100 USIVG. Alisually furnishes; fci~:£4§gv.; May, 2834c. Rye-—J;immry, 562.; Febru- lb. 53“? 2'1 Pkg” 1'9“ 3‘ 3@11°- T ' ‘ ' Hugs $4 8:). A Lu.-A33 ﬂank Amo ;1.'TTgA} __AA_ 90 Ja“_»7A.-)AA2U?AQAC m as heretofore. suflicicnt data Ill l¢A&gdll.l [0 L110 larltlsh wheat trade a,.yA 5-‘w(.AA BA,,u.m,Ay__ F(.AIA”.uaJ-VA 536; March. 583‘-_.._ EU-B-b~___StA0c£s ]a‘.._._,.eA market Gun and lewer. UNION YARDS. INDIANAl’0.LIS. January 6.——Flour quiet and linfnyctltr iltuikﬂflvllji [100 80 I... ..i-Itil¥‘77.57é9.c.l;.ty .; _. ‘ . _ mAen“me ‘*3 W ‘”'“V(’ *5‘ "e350D3DlY reliable esti- itecelnts--Wheat-. 53,972 bushels: corn. 9,0145 fresh in (33588 at 14@l-15-60; jabbing at 15c‘ candle-(1. No. Av. Price. No. AV. Price. No. Av. ‘Price. °k‘”’K“Td- W"e3“"N°' 2 red $1,18- ‘Corn -3 hlmllltac-1‘?Ta\'!_ui£ I00 .100 I 70 T.. ..j.iaii3v~7¢s.:i3Iic¢-‘inn ‘*"' L?.‘“*“‘L““7 0“dm3¥'Y 3540; ordinary 9c; males 39 ‘T0 We“ N‘-llmrenﬁfnts 05 foreign wheat bushels‘ oats 12 282 bushels; rye 700 bushels‘ nommalat 15@15yo V uoz Pre3e;~vg(j gi~,..1e 3 d 54....l82....$3 70 3i....l68...$3 60 38..., 90 38c. Outs and rye unchanged. Provisions §§E(l.:lAAlAE‘ll!l{§$A“}.;l K.A'IL:’) ___A’ 43 iduivi l_AA3%A§AA(.mu0 gt-);)A,dAA A“'.u““‘”.y lo“, ““AddhAng pnddung an‘-‘HA3 ule Second {Our uionvhs. January L0 A‘-".11. barlev. ,11’607.b‘"-_A‘he1§_ ’ ‘ “ﬁxed unsa];1j)[e_‘ gulgg .t0.day about (E3828 ‘A§7A....Z)‘.;2.... 191 4-5....300....-4 13‘.-..lA3....3 Sh‘-Dlllders Oleﬂr ‘ M(AAAAA:A-AA-.1“:-A-(A-AA-AAiA; A A3); I :3 A to Jan.i8.o..,Tgc¢.iii li:,..AiiiAg«m<: nnudling 11c, niiualiniz fair lligc; both incIiAisA.iAve; and also as to the soumel whence A .Snn)1nent,3-—\Nhea,L, 26,737 nusneig; mm, L502 ;,..,,..,;, in jobs at 14@14;;c_ A: {:4 4 (lg 0A5 1.1“... 33/30, 1,-am 7,(5o(a;7.(35.-,, Auog. $3 7:,.ra)4 MAAAAAAAANW HAAAAAAA; Am A 00 AA AiA.:.:.AA.AA.A.,;.AA._AA.7..A;AAAA;Aé.A;A.'; .14 A ,-(Ac. A A A A A tiuAsAe lA(’.ClulAl(A3d BUDPIIBS aAre likely to be obtained. ‘nuei'ieis;oats.8.3~.'Il bushels; barley, 3.429 bushels. P(_)UL'[‘RY-—Suup1ie:, ample, ma,-keg; qme; and 79""2§7"'° 4 05 ]08""§,A.4"- 4 my {(3)54 llosrox, January b.—-Flour in better aem 1-1....-i.im~es‘n:sav-5 : ‘ ‘ ‘.“" °”"""".°f°‘~"' M‘d‘”"’€-“5'16°- 1‘u- 1“~‘!““""“Y W 5" "-’*‘.‘““'”*“.°“ 0‘ "19 “DOVE insi>ecuons——Wheat. 93 ems; com. 35 cars; unchanged. Di'06.~'i(3d un-kevs at.7®9ci? Ibzdresm 3u""1;§5'"' 325 29""227'"'*-:10” 1-d9""1e7""3 e’ 1’''‘‘''e‘‘' ”‘°’*‘‘’-‘'' 0°” ‘4‘‘'‘’‘’3 W" ““"°d ‘““‘ I T mm, 1-gm“; ____ .20 A100 31 AA,,mA.78_5 .90 am I}lA11e8A cleanly. Aanice for future 58.000 bales; QUGSUOW 8‘ '03 FY6301“ K1038-N1? 00f|8N8I'0d 101- oats. 8 cars; rve. 4 cars; barley. 11 cars. ed cliichens at $1 75@2 505 ducks at $2 50 to $3@ 6b..::25e::.. 4 15 50:3‘ ‘....‘—-—~ 55:...274:::.3 9.; 10“ 5949510» OMS 001953 N°- 1 and 9109- *0}: (;...mAm..m.3 mi, .A1(,0 85 IAJm,_.-“A4 *0 Gm - .iuu.u_v ll....lc, iscbruarv 11.3.30; March ll.45c; pormnt to been ptommemly in View the fact that ' . . 305- gtogge dun at $3 to 35 yr doz Live stock now 50....27: 4 00. 93... 312....4 10 -is. 410 41@4-503 N0- 2 WWW ‘UN N0- 1 mix‘ d 40@40T. - l’rovni~cnt sav.i ; . I April 11.5842: May 11.716; June 1l.83c;July 1l.‘.I0c~ the United Kmgdom went into the last harvest - ‘mLWAUKI°E ’“RKET' '5 '° ” .3 ~ ° 52 264 4 05 b1 279 4 05 66 ‘"27-.e’"'4 00 Nu 3 white and No 2 mixed 38}/(&>39c " 8lxisiituAAtiozi....‘im lino!) g....., 60 July,‘76. 619.com Aug1istll.9?c. ' ata nigh elevutionot prices and with unusually Wl‘ea.;t"'Nf,' 2’ J‘"”““'y' 51 095 N0’ 2' Feb‘ M(§'f~%‘§; '1“ bane, Wm“, demand lmmed but 5‘’'m2.'35'm 410 5l”"283'""4 00 5l‘m‘*87'm41‘>l./. I Oiswirco N Y . January 5'-—-Wheat No I 1A~‘_- I A A A A AA “A .‘ . A .A' ‘A A I A . ‘ ‘/ . ‘ ‘ ‘Ti ___ - A ‘¢noco‘_A.acscA .1000. one: ‘ A-song. noon at, AA .A 0 g’ .A "’. st.c«I»xAxA«. A.qdi;iAt.)llﬂlA](K) .100 40 ,A.~.on_«iet,i.irin . lieﬂﬁllbtﬂ at otncr ooxnta--New tori: 1,137 nines; low sauce; or both native and foreign wheat, as ““"7' "1 -0.9 ‘ . A _ ,._ , (1., an . mm u0,,3;I G}...-, . o5@ . T 53----399 ~ 4 00 51~~--3.97----413% 49----026----3 90 what-c Michigan at $1 45; No. 1MI1waukee cl 1. . u. i-.n...1o0 .100 on Jan. 73.5%; .m \3w U,-,e,m,, 3 550 M, . . H ,1 Inspections-—-Vt heat 59 cans. 08‘! l i t18€-5I>3- 350. 0031.1 37 233 400 at 272 410 30 265 409 - - . 1 SCILIC-511V”. .-‘\.*:-:-Nil! 50 I so 93 no.2 Aug.1.t$7#lc Gm I ' ‘*5’ .‘°“'“““‘“" ‘T’ ‘”“°53 W“ ‘” °‘”" . ’ 51 icon 2o; rabbits $115ra>1 25; squirrels 4ora:>5oc; I S1 34; hard Duluth club anti 35. com ste- Tenm“-mA.A,Sm,_ I - A ..rieston.A A_1,.lee eAaieAsA:~ tztuveeton. 1,230 ba,|e3; _And, first, as to the rcquxrcm_eAnta of the United _ NEW YORAK MARKET. Amxed aud Lea, ,,uck,, $1.31 25; mauard do $1 75@ NATIONAL YARDS. A I No. 2 Toledo 59c. ; AAA.umcAimA:on ..-ioo ioo I25 .,,A..ian,~m_lWc6m .A‘¢l<A_‘oAh-lie. 3.03.. bales, Vtilmington, 76 bales; No... lung-tom for the cereal year-15:7-8. Upon this No. 2 Chicago spring wheat 51 3l5{@1 32-; 2 V (.02. “ee1.5@7cV 15 grass. new saddles 83 110- 5% l’!‘100- 930- fl?» 1'1‘l0je- 1310- A35 PI‘le8- 1i,m:5.s,sL)1'i‘Y. »M0., January 5.—-Wheat q -1-h,A,.d_-\AWm,.‘,AA_ 390 “,0 75 “IL .7,M%wm mm, 2.633 miles; Baltimore. -— bales; Mam. subject we wt-ate you at some l6a‘_L‘th on the 24111 No. 2 Milwaukee spring wheat $1 34, co;-n, me A”, m’ A ° T - 1A7}; 47....§.33...$4 -10 NQA 2 Wimm. “mnimu; NOA 3 MA $1 02%; N0-A W W 32%-J“l3"’755 @9631 1£g‘“bA:"‘éiA°53 B03900. 529 bales; 1’h1iaq:,1. 3&)l%.As‘)gNggﬁgallisci'i):§itAiniaAAt;Angcgnsuinpiion in. E22,. mixed. 63%c. Oats 39c.T Pork $12 75. Lord 7.950. Al.1.LEA.;_____In good supp!“ Wm, only 3 local ,,;_;A;;;,,,.,,,;;;j:,3'., ,g‘7',:::§6:,;;',::',: :!,§',:'_'_3%::‘:1 92c; rejected 72c; i-TAprmgA uominAalA. Cgrn sociation .... .. .50 ; 42 lguxy ‘75 gspc gm \~‘e',A ,.(.ce‘,T,,m' hr (1 M ’mm.3mi0n “'8; i t 3‘; .'° ‘_)",'“° ‘.“'e‘."‘g‘9 _ LIYEBPOOI. HARRIET. jobbiug demand for sound of good to choice $50----l§5....3 89 47....‘23§....405 4l....‘235....3ll5 “"9 1°“"“" N0‘ 2‘“'T50%c’ wj°c‘(?d %5"‘°' VniioyNa.tionai..'io0 too : 60 ....,Jul)" ‘T77'4”a7.vé-c‘in .‘ . .’ . ‘ I 9"? 3? W878 20.055 bales; A At T - 1111301’ 8; 31111815 d31_lVe1'Ie8. spring wheat.i0s enrolls 3-1; California average lieepliltf varieties; other descriptions neglected. -59----241----4 00 53----180----3 80 21.-..165....3 60 quiet»; N0» 2 ii‘-1_3%“~ KY3 901*”: 30- 21*‘ Workh:innen‘s I I ’ ' ”""""”’3"*53‘ 'T"""’3~ ‘met 393-459 W83; receipts *0‘ “*3 '’’.'‘’‘''‘’‘““g 593?“ 1375 *0 1376 inclusive. or wheat. 12s Sdfcoltls no: California club Whettt.12s~ We nowqlmte sound nenmngs wincsaps etc 45----3”’-'~~4 15 39----31°---'4 1° 99----341-----417% 15t*II¢=1'-U-1101‘->9 1“ “°“““‘d I“ 17@13°- 358' it‘-k C0ll!i‘5u1Y- I ‘ for isame any last week were 29,398 bales. “"3 9‘-’~0W-°°0- “’°_e~‘5“_I1iatc that 8.000.000 will be 11a@13s 3:1. Corn. new 283 9d. Oats 83. Pork at $1 50 to.‘*2@2 50' pippins Ben Davis etc 5.1°"'31§4""4 20 17""152""3 75 199"" ----4 2” @140- A E.st.i,ou;g,,,,1oo mo 63 I;u]y,~.74_wqA%6m 691:;-.v%,-poo;Aquotations--Uoianci 5;./a; O;-Janna obtained tram deliveries of home-grown, and we T563 ’ Lard 418 - - U, $3@325'§,9 bu;.-l,eDacke'd Omv at oﬁtside-ﬁg ._......__. “ ' i6: . 53 as, 7 000 mueg, Marga qme; am; arrive at this estimate in the following W3?‘ In Liverpool \\'.la,-:3,-3,1; ‘ " ' ‘ ' ” 1. “"“‘ " 3 5 Cott n . ' . I . . - _ _ -- - timeh _b0rn 6d higher. urea. - I T - o. 275.. 4 .5 26....38-2....4 o5 2c....m....3e0 ~ ‘’ ' A P_A_f_‘AA’W~0‘\D -‘l'T<7'(7Ko- 5*°“‘1Y-WAMAHOUSB STATEMENT FOR ST LOU §)‘A’A‘A3AgiA;’A_eAi‘A-A‘A3A"f°A*;‘&;‘A:aL1AfAal3:At:A(;$A3:A|?AE 030111? eineéseiat. the Cargoes wheat oil’. coast quiet. Cargocs cm-n HAY——Ll£f1lt oﬁcrings and very ﬁrm market. .. 405 32....3i7....4 17}; 53....273....412% AGALAVESTON. Janua_ry 5.'—-Cotton steady; Kansas Paciﬁc. I 50 I 50 :5}é- 4 I... .. stock on ham‘, - 13- AA ‘A I A A h -ﬂ AA V re urmg on“ coast strong. Cargoes wheat on passage quiet. .~.5aies-—-1 our west tr at $9; 2 cars choice east. tr at 47....2o5....4 0.5 56....32-5....4 20 55....2o6....410 ling 1u%,c; stock 93.749 bales; weekly net rec 81.1,-«“>Ai:is.l§.Aans:u I ’ ﬁmcx on mm*§:;;];;:‘;;;];e';ég;fé;2§:::I::::--------if-ggg ﬂ:A‘§8‘§5'Jea‘;A‘s“ :2‘; '-as f';)9A3(;J»‘-’-'03 ﬂflyiilﬂllﬂ In AGHAIT-ii of American mixed com on‘ coast 6-Al higher. $11;2 cars prime at $9639 50; 1 car mixed at $8 50. *9----A€§l1....4 29 / 19 10 15.455 bnles;gr«.mT. receipts 15,477 bales; exp (E13,? ~§~".A;i‘4‘)"t11 100 A100 I U‘ A 3-rn~g,.;,m-1- 0,. 1,3933 RECE,,.TsANDs,i’1'P'§i‘,,;Tb.’A we eﬁfjmue for me n_eSen‘t'8'em__ 3 °""=1 1109 13 Anierucnn spring wheat for prompt shipment by _1~iILL?s’1‘UFF--Qil'ei'in2‘e very light, and prices 353' 3;’ to Great BritAzun 11.898 bales; to France 1, at-LO-AAA8 K-ABA-AAA-a-A-I 33 ‘23,..,Nov., 72, 2 ‘ac. 1At¢_(-elven gm.-,-.3 Septgmber L bales ________ _____AAl39AS9A5 1 Y - sau 6d lower. higher. Sales.--80 ska bran on west tr at 63c; 8 Z6"".,§9"“3 85 bales; wasuvisc 7.238 balm; 3,-.1133 9,021 bale; (AA-.1 %‘-N-n,‘”h Al I blnmnent.s since Semembcrl. baics.............l05.$)l1 5990- 1?0 D¢‘0- 31. Sept. ltoA ril 30, ————.————.——. cars do cast tr at 656; 59 asks siiipstutf west H‘ at . MOBILE. J*“3|1«'”')" 5-""C“W”‘ QWGH midd 37 ‘ ‘ " I R - - ~ ~ *- - it) - R H t fho sin St Louis fortheweck nd - - emA cmmmm A100 100 A 4%! 5 A Aiﬁcgivcéi ‘_V(asI€l(18-LY.Dﬂlee........................ 1.066 187_2_.A.,; D-€*319cAStA*A.’ut. peimcen . stock of Grain in Elevator’ and W AA A 85c;7lSK3 d0 33'“ L” 3‘ we‘ ' _A e(,(.(ijp sou ug1A A .Av km AAAAA. AAABBAA2 - 10%c; not receipts 1,633 9313,; gm” me‘. ‘u ‘ H { Nell‘l(l:§cl[c)I?S 0“. ales"""""""""'"""“" "1: lb7;:Z—7£- houses Saturday J.anuur)' 5 1878 nut?)-' DRIED FRU[T'.M‘“'ke5 very quiet: demand In? “'3- 3:“ ’ N’ :r?=m?);'ee1 1837 I ‘-0 T7. L635 bales; Sales 200 "Mes; exports to GK” STIIEET RAILROAD srocxs. .,~.,,.,-..,.,m.;,','°.',‘,;;,'gg' 1.574-75.....'............4U.47 73:69 Grade. ’ ' ’ ’ steady for good to choice lots‘; lower grades very 1?€T°T?“1’°,_E°‘¥‘e°;°So ° 20'. ‘ E15] _' 1 ’ 9”“? Bribain 3.780 bales; exports coastwisc 226 D-25165 T,T,,,,T,—T*-TTTTTTWTT--T—TTTT-TW, V. _ oi.‘-sa. 1:75-76................-40.58 74,3.-, - wxuur. T Bush. dull. We quoteimme and choice apples max ““‘;. ““‘; 3 2 -“-U, -‘z "' 1111, ‘8§8”“ R“"“""' OHAiimssTuN. January 5.——-Cotton steady; Linueil 4-II ’}?,§, ”(.’,6W-303 P215’-0<Air1jro1n.ia11 r--l’;cceipt,s.-. .._s_.-h.,,,,.,._,,,A,.___. lo’:-_s-:_7 .............. ...44 ea. . 73,43 No. 3 white ..... *5 to 4};e74}4c; common and good do at 13;./a33}4c; ill P39. '93 ° 9”‘ 3 H} ‘“““g°'1 M.‘ ‘T ' e’°‘?‘P‘” dling lo’/.@1lc; net;-eccipts1,386ba1cs; sales Misnotai-1 , _ _ _ A _ __ mg 1“; £100 , A~_ i£i‘Al{AA:s,7r.>q(A9 Ac 1&7. 1876. 87 1876. 14571-:8.................40. 75, . NO. 2 red . . . . . ........... .............. . . . . ......... 3.967 peaches at 4}£@4‘/40; quarters and mixgd at 3546 U‘ (AJh1A(_7“g.011r‘£Ag»A]3iALQAAAVAGHEUCI‘ , A1317, 1&0‘ JanuaA1y 4’ bares‘ People so no I 15.14 l6,‘,;I .... T018“1‘eD0I‘t---T---~--- 133-399 145-300 104-4?‘-1023.83 According to oﬂicxal returns the quanm d . 3°‘ 3"’? -------------------- --------- -~---1‘’~7‘§ 40‘? 33- Rﬁpwwd sales to-dav 19 ‘pk!-‘I5 3Pl3133 ‘*5 we Five’ ’ I '31 ’ hams “me 3”’ 3'64" 1" SAVANNAH, GA..Ja'nuar_v 5.--Cotton easy; T0“e‘u(A‘lu0ve..'. I 241/, on oooooo-con lqOb6 1 9- 1 J . ' . . A y e 350. 4 Wll1l€F...... o u o n u - ¢ n o ¢ u u . -uoooooooouo-can-coon /f xv ‘ '/ . , ' 3/ .. . . -, C F? n . ' . _ )6 ,4 .............. A . . livered ncptenibci 1 to the 15th of December . d - .. , 3},.,.a74c, lb -so pe.1chesat£}4/,6:-Lian. , , . . clling 10...», net rec eipts 2,464 bales, gloss Si. Loni3________ M) 1( _ _. , ._. .. COTTON FRlGlbHtl‘B- _ . all No. lMcditcrraneau.......... 1,014 I, . ~.~. . ._ 5HEEP-The a,rl.et was met mam] fu~ . , _, . , .A «)0 ‘O o a JD!‘ 77.._p$(', , _ J o .. —— ~ - . m q 9 y 1 ~ ». 1 ( ,- . . A em U (,.,,,,,,.,.,.s (“,0 E , . . two weeks subsequentlv cabled to Beer!) 7 .. . iOiAl.Ub.b "lhc dcnmuil lb AIILIOSC cntirelv lo ceipts 2,904. bale. , .-ales 2,J04 bales, exports. Union .......... .. to 50 7!./Gym --4 .2 , n i e in ast $...LouJ.s: -1c additions] - . 3’ Ohm. 50-1 SD-int!-----------------u --------- 4.«‘~‘~*-0 . . -- want of sup ly of good heavv muttons for shi - - Union I.)epOtAAAAmA0 A100 A Amoeiv Y. 4. - ‘Be. peA]§-AitAi(AAiAi;;AAs IP03? T 3*asAA3.23A.8.l92lgA;1artel'B. and 1fAI§bAAiAs go 40 Per cent, {A‘°- 92 Sllliiﬂit ..... ____ “,A,)., cf; atua Cllilcﬁf f€:AA1'f3A<A'!UT(11‘7‘ *3‘: 0hA0109- Olileakgldﬁ ping .md buaqlel. pm.p,,se,5 ‘The demand in “S8 bhgzat l5I‘Ti1tl:.lil. 1.5354 billﬁtﬁginlltlncnb 33303165 ._ TT ‘t. A on. 4.0. 3. ie oia , or percent Woul e ,O95,4,3(), The .jo.u sprm2.A ..... 9.450 D 8115’ 311*» V01‘? ll - ‘00 °0*0i081'0S9- U 65 ‘ . - ’ . .' - - ‘ . EW 0113- M-Wa“Y -"- ‘ONO?!-'~ D01- mSAL.RAA,AmE STOCKBA 3:3 1hfiA~A¢;Awi»i§Ai:aAiAiAiAA:e.7AAZAAii.cAAAt1iI1AAiAAAot;’Ag,,, A mm; 1aMyc,,,., 1376 77’ lms 3A204A303_ R is 1”” éNOl:AA‘2SOl:§1bD§A‘lllg-......).E).A......................... ‘2.QAbAA".l peachblov.-3, 610:, bulk and sacked, may be :)‘;A‘)‘ff‘:"’j:‘Af>IA‘iAAt£«$A<AAly. XIftA:1wlJAuggzsoﬁegfgﬁllgrevvélggﬁgg middling uplands 115 16c; futures closet! b AAMWA,-A_AAAAn Gem . -1-omm3Ade,ph'iaA68cTA .§m05f.‘. proper to remark thAatsome egumme we mmums p new on .m specia. ins......................lli).s—.»4 quoted nonnnally at 40 to 590 «V bu; lots touched mark“ but -me Owner “much 0ﬁ.eA_AAm a steady; Jann:n'y 1A1 20-Al(A}0@ll 21-100e, Iyebr it 2-5 U 25 19 | «. To Baltimore 67:: 111091»; year at 7-50°-90¢ 110W€V€!‘. for the present we Total 3*‘: 633 wn.hAhost, my not, etc., dull atlowci hgures. mm“ 'm“_ mmket doe con _1 d Ad h 11 32-l0O@11 33 100p, Man... 11 45-1000, sal.e_:i AA A _ ..... Jam. 73, sip;-,(;m . . are mspomd to pitch me uenver fonhe ﬁrs” ’ Ol\IONS-Itiawkct very quiet, with little other f .3’ A . P ' . “ '“ 3 day fut‘ iiuure (lel1vei'_y5.8.000 bales. Gold 61 §A‘;A3Pl]li(kIA1AS;A 19%» 94% July, :37‘ 5 EC ﬁm . .—~—-—-——--- months .-it 40 per cent. Of couizse the l0WOl‘?i?(§ RYE‘ than a jobbing demand for the better qualities, might do better by shipping on his own account. at m2%_ JemAA_S0n-A:::::A- I60 [NATO A A-: 50 A.]AI;.3.,A%g.::$.-c gm Provlsions. pe,.cem,_.._.e used for we 3,.“ 1-0'“ months me $79: ''' ---- 3g»g_§g and prices remain steady; prime and choice M65 S‘“DDei's was ‘Lay 5::-1(,,,g pgices for good heavy New ORLEANS. January 5.—-Cotton Marine zoo I100 _, 75 ,T,,,,." .78’ 5 yg 6:3 The cold change in the weather, which has been ﬂight‘-1‘ WONG 06 the estimate of total outturn 1.53.9“-5.1’ i:§i'1ié'""""" """""""""" "" " '7§,— @850 «W bu sacked, and at $1 60:31 80 {P or-l, as in ““”“'°“3' 5”‘. " 9 “° '_‘°‘‘‘ ‘“'_m“.k°” We b‘“°"°"' a.-lies 4.400 bales; ordinary 8960; some oral ’ Paciﬁc ........ ..I so 1100 1.5 25‘ ‘ ~-‘ " .- .‘ - Acce on ill 1 T ' - . P“ ‘ unlnv etc. F‘°”.‘3"d 3 “W9 ”WT81- Quawﬁrmg anew were - .. 1 — 7 .. ,,.,.T .1 .. if 11 - ddl 1 Jan... ab. 575% (mi expenenced fox several dove in the in t k p 5 e °‘eg°’“3 ”‘ b‘‘‘‘-5 ‘*7’ °h1<«019-- ‘I . - v . .. . . _ . .. 9%0.mH.idllnx 10/60.5 1 H C 111$ )5. ml . ‘ - 1. 3 W66 , ‘ions the W3‘, is 613 .f , - T t 1 Q. _. (J-B’E.51w\U'TS____Prn.° n0n1in,{1a;$‘@5 in light demand. Qtldltellllg IIHIEIGDS $1 556130 .. . 2 .. ., . , t 8 580 U 1, . . . G A‘ ~ - E A: f . ‘ ,Q J O aousnoooooooocuonooooooaas--aoonsocooco-cotsouooo A A ‘A ‘ ‘T _‘ A’ A ‘ ’ u‘ - ‘Alt A L! "‘ 1 “La! 5Au,,CELLM.E(,US S,-OCKA,“ ve e e cc 0 strong:-he-hing the mar- ' John Bull” haebefore him. Beat. in mind mu Dom, PUAPA (.A()§{.V—-—.?{;lIal.)l0 at %@1}i£1V in. A Buwhm: “;‘;Am0ns__L.0m’m0n' :0 “ma 3' $.32 .06). ,‘§‘_ 9,89-9 bales; exports continent 7.437 bales; 5 )§l‘im1lturaland km‘: 33 “'83 P13111085 conﬁdently expected, and “-3 We consider _an import of l4.000,000 quarters a New ........ VhUETABLI‘~5‘'A'‘_k'A‘“3S 30“; WPHIPS in bulk medium to fan. ‘$3 é5@3 75- wood égmch ?. 344154 b*‘“°5- ' , lechan'l As‘n 50 50 .. 65 Non-declaring ﬁnd Saturday closing on an easier condition in “.““‘”‘“m e5‘*‘m‘“°. “W 1377'73- Tile‘ W“ 9080- St‘ C’”"'}-es W-1me"“"""°""'”‘ """"" 3“ and make‘) at Km to 1066206: rumlmgus at 356) 4 35‘ tanc '"e~ivV $4 50@-£63 Sal ° 0 be I I MEMPm5' January 5"-Como" in fair dam“ Belcber sixgar cam, p,.,,m,ct Wm, “gm mgvemem wmch , tity would be required to leave on hand .Scptem— bio. zwhite mixed ........ ................. 14.560 40.: -V l)u;}<)b1)lng at outside rates. ' Y " ‘ ' ’ es’ uiimllzusr loégc; sale-. 2,350 mica; receipt: A .. w ‘ . _ d A - I 1 I - o ¢ o a o . - - c oooaouooooono-coooocooo. NO. ' 2 - 65 b it E_ 3., LATG,..,Ain J T - ,- Y S A rat yin uco , Ahovievenby an advance on 1877 ’when’me price was 6,637 er cam A ‘r o Rejected white 429 dem,md___m fact dun we p..8,_ few dws. Ood B, we Medium Colorado mut-tons............. 82 $8 00 3;.;,;'exc=u-,’,, ., 35.3.56 u H: ’ ' F.lc-valor (;..,,, mg mg I IQ .. _ , nutiern heights to into-rior points, the effect ' —. A P T ’ - ‘ K0108 Hi,L'l1 rnixcd ..... ..... .. 2 03:5 _ - . , ~ '- , ’ g ' 135 FBJICV native mnttons........ . .. 111 4 50 i’ ‘ K _._.._o I ' 1113,1053 and SL ~91” ‘2 203.5‘ 7 being to cause a pretty general Witlidrawal of ”‘.“3Sr 14-500-W9 W‘3_‘“d l*A10031-11? 93 "*0". Mid . N0. '2mixed..... .... .. 3(.I:(ll5() ”h_,",'c‘f ‘f"’Ad‘"m “Pd “a’3'_3e1‘“g f'”m 51 50 ‘'9 $1 90 33 Medium native muttons........:....... 87 3 25 . . -7- L. .l:lrl(lxze(?1o_, 100 mg I 11,.’ order buyers. In futures the demand was better 7”“ Peace and 10..,Ae,- prices next siinimei, very 27,152 @--A-, “"291 qu_algues)0}uI1A -1! $10331 40 V on. T . in-y (mods. A, Amdg Ga8AL,t A .2 -- and C0nS|demb1e u.w3amAi,A,ns ,.e8u1mdA Opera: likely the import might be swollen to 14,750,090 b«:oizradc ............. ......... 25.542 ‘JR-,Ef‘—T«N Uj»U‘JD 1 1fJA_"*-I_)H1l M $1 3-'i@1 40 4?‘ 011- By Teie-vra 1, “ NEW YORK, January 5.——Busine.ss rather ‘T . . . . ,, .. ___. 96 V 1‘ . 6) - o a . uoaucuooos o — c c o-season-cocoa o o a - o can M 50 V m D . . A.""i ‘ 9 1 A! as ’ ‘A 0‘ “£000 1 blllS.... n o o o o n OOIODOIIIII on-oooouooooouo ' ' ‘ , T d stinfrce. ncv.-AAA 100 100 2 {Sept »74A4-€Agc3m deAiveA~Av. Amd:‘2-06on§:;Ace;ii:AasAIE‘i§dAz3;.dfor 1:131-ch im.nA(A-Le ﬂmn. “.daCcd to “Ahcat by cum BI.i§A§A§ A I A $2 WQ3 50 V Um, and at $2.62 50 V gulf hm ports cattle receipts 775 head; ShlfJIn(%llf.:‘-3,800 1;5A‘AaIA‘;A3:AI1A-eeAAigtgoiiaﬁigcéAAA:A:;A:iietvai:gA:g€:A: I-Prm .0 1 i. ..... m J 4 ' ' ‘ ' W I ‘ Y I ' ’ ' A‘ ‘ ‘ t‘ ‘ ‘ 0:00:toutcuoillnablaconnonuhonltoioolocooo O F‘ n" '5‘ ‘ 7' ‘ ‘ V L n' ' 4 . ' ~ "' ‘ ‘ ' ‘V ‘ -' ' ‘ 4 43‘ ' I . I‘ 100 100 A ,_ A rive. Following are Saturday’: transac§trions) darn method oi coxnpuung threeAandone-half hundred Tow ,. 2"“9°‘ H.-AX:3bhD-kxood and pume in demand at heads 110 °“°'Cf3 helfgs W.‘ ‘'° ‘_‘.°‘’‘‘ 5405?" 3”’ ,1-ether Iiettci‘ demand. Men's wear woolo St L_ G..3_L,gh;A 50 J9-IL 42. 100 ‘ﬁe vchange: T weight of the former equivalent to one imperial N7 2 mi ,1 OAT“ .. $1 15@1?39 ‘V}“‘- _ feeders ‘ind °“’f"‘,‘,°_“" q‘”°"’ “m‘_ “my “ mo"! inoderaie request. Foreign goods quiet. Co ............ .. 7o 60 75 Jan "5 12%? 6 Di‘ee:~7.ed Hons--Demand fair and about en mi quarter of the latter. in which the totals in Ezi- E0’ -2 13? ’°'19'T’ GKASD BF-ED-Lizht demand and business, tr41d0a¢T,539°@§"63/ﬁr *""T°l‘°". *f‘;f‘3‘“ 33 3°@38°° St. Louis Grain we ‘ ’ ‘C m to me gunpjy sa;e5- mhead ,; 4}/34 . '0 ‘ 330"“ 3“ "‘1""‘"“ ""‘“°“i' 320" twdh ''''''' -- "20 with little ciinngein prices-—-clover in fair demand cows $2 oorais 50; bulls $1 total 34);. Ho;z.~s-Ite- WM“. Elevator (to... 100 100 70 I 72*‘ &n’'n ‘’ "' T li ht at 41. . ' ‘ go’ very Now let us see whatiias been done th ii f ’emc"e .......... 2"5‘§ ‘M $5055 15' €000 3113 Wimﬁ ‘T301000? 3" WW SW33 ceims ?'3'O‘30 "em" smpmenm ‘L500 hem“ mm" St. Louis Safe /a J ''“%‘?’C 6m 2- I6’ months and Whittis rob bi " e mt our no 71‘ TH. 51 2061330‘ wood and rinm 1' fl-L at ?;2 €835 33‘ ‘Clive ﬁ"m ‘“‘d’l“Sh~‘l‘; all 4401415 mixed lmcK- B03TOx° M“5S" Jmmary 5‘”W°°! ;,,_.p,,mA CQAAAA 30 M9 30 (green Meats-A-Sales: yesterday 1,500 nag 8ec0AAd;A;AAAAmOAAAhAAAAP a y requued for the 1116136019-1 6.910 ‘ D _An. AAA'l.'£l 3“ H A12] A* 511- "P 55 0 in‘ at$40_.;@425. ngmAaL$4 10@415. choice A,§mD_ steady; combing and «ielaine. Very little do] 5,_Lm,AA-AS Tmn5_ -- -~--------......-..- hams, run ofthe House, at 6}:ic; 30.000 B8, 13 it , ‘ .A ’ ‘ ' TM 1 """"""" V .11‘. T.’ q "T 3 3 . u. .°“‘f"'A "'""e'°’° “.,5@,A 45 ’Sneep___R;.,.e,wA§20iwdd. mark“ pulled wool quiet and min. nu-ally demand; Pﬁgf . . . A . . .' % .' t. a onsoooooooouIoooooooo-announce aonsooouuooasooo . to M. N0 1 X a “d {I A qooAooooo-ooososoooucn A. ‘A: ~. . . A . . AA A . A A , A ‘.‘.'A . . . . . ...‘..A‘ .0 u. S . A ‘ , -3 ' A, A r ' 9 ' ‘.A A A . ‘(.AAAAAAIA»f~Ai__i-oArwA1AAAA 100 AA 31 atI§;'A<AA-;A>A2AAiA AAAfxA';aA1AAet(v)§AAAI!A32xs;;A.AAaAv-A§é5;<A3_<e=-AAA Am of Deliveries, home-Krown-10percent3.238.l92 8“ Inspecinl 72.9.32 COUPERAGE--Wequote: cit-ylluur barrels, ex... we:-Ire? and W68 $4@450;1nferior to mednnn :A‘n‘§f'f3A‘e‘3 3é’A'§Aff;ffA-g°°3’§g§.*..;;f3':dsgOeA:§;‘;“ﬁg Y,’ 1?“! A . A sop OlIO:oOOIIrOlOIOOOD ‘. \ ‘A I ’ . .......__..,.,A_A___ ‘ ' ‘A. ‘- A .‘A .. A. ' . T ., ‘ “ J. v‘-) . . n*§ggqi£sl§1:§r§(%‘mim ﬁg" ‘egg; jjjjj '§jL'3_’-1?,-‘5}‘;f..g‘§ ?,5°,m’“‘,§-‘."¢l" “‘“f"‘*°’ °“"."""":°"’ “‘“"‘°“' “he” ‘he De‘-mct’-E““m‘“’d ‘“““"“ “W ““““"’ °°“‘ ' “W . T lﬁiillt?-tfliIfilt:.((l1 oa;atk34§2‘:;'. l)"i£:ill%-nl":l,l‘l((ii?3 :33? sggigsis CITY. January 5.--Caﬂle--I{eee1p|,g super and extra puiieu 31 muse. 50 noun: 0 - ac. goouocoouoinoosoncn A """"""""""'"" 6 W-——" AA.iAA.AAAA.AAAA. 3AAAA.AAAA:A. __A W 210 in” A7? “A h jﬂb mm of 30 M18 heavy at S” 75; 500 AAAAA3 .yeBiAieaAAA Residue: Ewmated mcmuepf reﬁne. ‘At The strain mthdrawn from elevators. St. Louis norms at $1 59. A8 hoops at $1 65; Dori; bbln $1 1543 sales: native cows $2A25@.5 12x; butcher sl.eer.~a $3 Metals. ‘ ’ ‘L ' I ‘"53 3% L. and 90 do heavy on 9,-ders MA $1.2 ports and in the hands 01 miilcrs. dealers, --------—-— and East St. Louis, Jan. 4, was as follows; 1 16 (Alel; lard ticrces $1 35: lard kegs ﬁllﬁriiﬂc, ac- 3 40- WW“ 52 30A@3 20. (J0l01'4N0 50303?‘ $3933 25. Ngw Yoga, .AIanmu'y 5.-.—Manu1ac.tured RMLRAOAAD BONDSA T Future£.-$a!es: 950 1.-eb,.um.y MA $11 65.‘ more 7*“-ket:‘;;AA(e)'lAiAcl:A.F(C;Aunrtero......................., 1,%6.582 T _ I cording’ to weight; bacon c-asks $1 75; do 531;‘ Hogsv-Receipts 5.270 bead; market active and q.met.at16-ztornew sheiiihinggiiigwjt quigt Aan ‘"*“ one-red at $11 675; $11 623-; bid’ offered Jzinnar On esniretx-oiiiﬂﬁ g<;f§$tI:it;JANUA?§50Aro&m° City To mu-;'1~o bgf-Keg To. csisks $1; ham taercee, small 650, large Soc. Sales; ‘V303 Wwards W9 9-1056. f11J11'‘m£3 0133193 $3 559 tzliaiigml. Pig iron dull nmi unchanged. AA I g: -.3 Q 5: gt A311 50, 311 M M}; . March $n’77%A 5“ 72% -may ESt§l‘;atwmA“Ahe”mpm¢Am * ’ Consumption. roads. land boats. ta]. ¢00_pToi-k bids at $1 15 «lei $1 15 Gel; 751:1:-d tierces 8 90. T‘ iron loﬁltc for Russia. _ Nexis study; 240 toll‘ '* 5‘ 3 5*‘ DT M"‘-'3¢"*[-8ale’s at Call Board are in l - t - due to arrive prior to May--- ‘ I ‘ “"‘ 31 3-’ 03‘ W1 35 deli 35 9=00“5l'Y 030011 0-3-8&8 It 5160 0 54: 25.055 29 for clinch; $353268 for homo-='h00.I rs i 3 A .; ca COUPONS Don I T I . "50 I‘ - , T I Whett--» 7-990 4-4% i 15.1%’ 27.54? .- -~ 1 if d 1 nor 1 MT new no '1' T ----—~ 9 = .. (p a. 50,000 is each, unless otherwise stated when the A-.““’"“‘° Comm... 8.812 it 781 at we ‘'31’ 20 do ‘a 0-3‘ 8°“ ‘EL jag A3, at 1 nlnzrumo Petr I mug“, :3 :2. 9- 5 1. Mark“ bid or oﬂor is mod-e.} sales 10,000 lbs loose short lﬁeflhallr 500.000 . O“! Mm 728 . .623 £959 FURS-—~Otter:—.No. 1, :2 was; No. 2, _£1 50 NEW YORK, J‘-'II;!l]8._l'Y5.A-r-eAFhf)l,11'u--.R3{A-,¢}p.$g 1915“ I oeum. 53 Ag A : that ‘ﬂamed ,.,b,_ 5796; 1631, do i._ 0A bA 5%“ IOOAOOO is and 1:38:11 Indls................. Ryem__A_ 44;; ' “G 62; No. 3. 45¢-Gil: No. 4. 256500. Mink-— barrels; shade 888181’. with only very limited d_c- PI'P'l'sBURG, PL. January 5.-fog 2 T ; ; . interesttogel- so bxsa shoulders I. t.; to 01:3 and oobxs short MiseeUiei£'néo‘u5'""""°'""' 3a.Trliey.... 1,914 1.934 No. 1 dark 40@50c,dTo pale 306-40c; No.2 dark 250 mand tor expo rt and home use; No. 2 $3@41(), we-nit. Crude $1 68}; at Parker's forA am it I : 3 : 131-. glam-53‘@5_90c. gb A A A A A A . I ’ A s. . . T base, do pale E01312-5c; No. 3 use-zoo; No. 4561013. common to good extra Weetern and State $5 256 sbwment; reﬁned 1255c‘, Phil.adelp-hm 5 o o c ‘n ﬁmeng Mlonldﬁrl 2,“ W T WW I ,_ I _ A A , A : A A A she“ mm “A Ion‘ we” Gxaﬁxw I “AM; Esﬁmamd ml raw‘ “MA aﬂaaaom at-11.... .1 5.154 42% I 69.4.92 Raccoon--Fi'o. 1400. No. ﬂoﬁlibc. No. 3 103156. 5 55, good to choice (in 55601636. common to choice ARTWERP. January 5.—-.-Petroleum A. A _. - - - - - clear 6}{O6}£c; sham-noes ole:-on loan ‘:44: no Eﬁmlﬁtﬁd do nzuiino, in 3%“, g,7m:m . A T Ho. £3@5c. Skunk--blaciA; (cased) «twee; short while when ‘Western extra 36053653. tiuiey do Den. 1’._& Tel. 173.. I7‘-ieclltmi .. I .. iitiavana N07, bid. ’ -—------— 0.-mm: , strive 30@350; nll‘row_strinc 2tm%c; wnite 6@7c. $ comm. common to good extra Ohioll 300756, Twmnmmn A I1mTeonril’nciﬁc.lmTI6WcIl8W1W .191 F85.3I’ld Aug. Fwtnreou-Sales: 400 W mum ribs March Est. total available supply from all sources" 7.83.582 1"‘”"‘°“"" "‘ G""“‘ (live: cat 1065150. Wild out lemon. iiaskr-at era common to choice extra St. Louis ﬁ40i%i§,~,ani.- I '_w , J A ' A " R’ 1 , ccnnnncv. 3 x . 0.-em“ ‘ml '_ E8t- Winter Ind @011! wﬂaxeonsumption, For the twenty-four hours ending 11 a in Jan . Red and Gray Fox we-can Opossum ﬂtiic « cut jtmmgou exam :7 was aye sou; ﬁg. '5’m"“.'W3'- “"1”! 5.«'''''5*“‘ ‘ ‘ . 1 > ‘ 1 ‘ . ‘ “ “I ; 'W'C€k........u..-.... ‘ D . . ' T ‘ . A . T T; I . J . ‘ . ‘ ‘ > ’ A M m g I Oﬁvuooolooooouoooo 7 5 -9 W a 51 W T ‘ - -~.~ Emmi‘? - y. 9 m-gm J.-nu. ti‘ ‘,3 W3” ~. 1 9 ,, an . I ll'8- 0 9° - 30ﬂ’WI'--N6. l 31 00 $1 W- -changed. LON! would-nit and caohmlgad. I I . - -. -T amﬂeﬂl A 1 ' l A As F-Uﬁfll. {$0, Residue: utotll increase 01 ruervesu beA‘___N* 1 ' 1. K , , BA we to “ Th I . A _ I . . A A .. .- I Em_m,_ It ,3 .,Am I J ._ A 5.39;: mgr .;.¢.u_ H. mt“ - . I , F I _ ,1.“ - 1 in M I “NAT ~ I I I T T i 0- 0W‘il¢'._ . 0- sou-Ins. 1.1%. 1 our . edema-mud has been . .»Iieceiptnﬁ.’ﬁIbusholn,upoueddnlludhM7J- T . H . I ‘ - . _ T -~--- I“ ~T--T-I1lI1mdN0*- I . ' - - I . . T I '‘T ‘W’ T ‘T IT ““ T ‘’ T T T ~“" *‘°*‘ - I -1 ‘-3 3 TT - ~ -- -1 - e T » ~ I . I . x . T. . . . - . IT is believed that the new -South .9 AI1mAm , “Jud gum ,;4¢_ Mm; “mg.m,.wA“”.ﬁm‘_ A h.0m“m_ 1’ W7,” , ,“AAwm_____ mAmA spnn¢.A'AlAAA» o. ‘l'I:AA'AIlll&;". 5,. mo. amount. 1. U:oO0b-Quiet‘. Kc but cloeéd a afaggnrstmmu, expﬁorxt 133- A AAA .. ‘Am. wﬁéenmn ib ‘ T ‘TT T 115.. T . . M,‘ I .—suun,ml “mam - mm “W . M“ r . Aim. . out, . T am T. ; T ; I; no T msgvj , , .A , A. .9, . ~. « .. T - T TT T “MI. - . PWNWJ 0130 euwemonuinl I .mus.ru,s;uwwhwouud I;re- conbzngriu:se- median - am nduuunis ‘ T T. uaunmc its so» ashram new T T v ; J 1 I . n ,. 1| . .AAA.A . ._AA.A A . N t H V , V - . V - V . I V I ‘V \ J nuts in g ditch: ﬂltmstmi 31 ‘min urutng g '1 . , O l , " . , ‘ i, » , . V l i . Q .-—-—— ‘_____~_~_W_w_y_‘_“V;M__w W ......... N“. V ’ lg; ’ Q) ’ J V _,,., , . .,.,., . . .. . .. . .2 ii. _ . ——-——-~« ' **** - V. - ' ‘J ‘ ‘ )rn\ V ‘1 1 ‘ l 1 T rested to-night in the Post Omce in l.l‘llR cltv . V V . g 1-A-['5 AGEﬂT3 -l_lgg_ ' So it rcquistion made by_tli_c Governor of I.lWlllt0‘l9'.ul;?lI; W?’ "'*‘i'‘- “"1 PM was run over and cut in tW0- LAN” ‘N IJTIGATION‘ -__,_~§;;;_:;;,,_;:;t-: '3’ at "9 "lam-‘Gd fOl'00mm1tting it grand larceny’ and m ‘ VH1:-3 llulllu was Elihu Uullerwmid,:|nt,l lltswwﬂli 50311 -—~~—V~VVV~ Vi V ‘ ,‘" ” """ " J”; 8 FARRAR C“VAB_ T. FARRAR“ Siga Sﬂlllbtekbelollﬂ‘ to it blind of slim-pg;-‘,V, “men iiitoxiciitod during the evening. The Coroiicr's The Dudley "Mrs Fw,hu"‘g for gim,t‘,.. Ul"PIt.1{. Mil-55415.51! Pl. . . . . . H ' .- v u w ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ '5 ’ r"\/''~./'~,r~...—*\/-\x'\,.«>\/\/\./\.«v~..r°s.«' -.../x/-\a<'“~r' t‘:‘.;{ O 6 of the Many Murders which .£$1.£111.!‘it.§’3’.ii‘i’.f“i3‘i.*;f.§1f.l."‘3.£’.i.t{iiil"‘:3?li.; J ’“" ‘’’‘°"‘’'‘‘‘” ‘'’° "“"""“‘ ‘M was in the fww 0f ‘~“"°‘"'“*“~ lieolml: Noruiern Line ran.-<»t co-nimny. PARRAR <3: 00-, ill?“ “ Have Disgraced TBXEES :i§t?(, '[’]\lll3. wohmii _l’ltl)'8(l it l‘;l‘()ll‘ill(’i)("3llll- LIl)1lll‘(ll2“ll? Soﬁa Taken’ and Russmn Troops Pass. wHl“l)B‘l{S FROM wAS1‘lhUr0N' CINclNNATl,0.,J‘u.nnni'y5.-——A n18°'?1“¥’“'3‘ “em v1(l;'i::)i:¥ M 0' 0“ :'?l¢‘()‘ DU.’;7()AN .\liistcr. R EAL EJSTAT E BR OKE R 3*- I . n I. 3 _ V I I _____._.._.,.._..... o o o o u o qcoocoosunoo ‘I 9 V 9 ’ mg: l Om“ lll:\llslBili)(el3el:‘)D‘8v}ltItlCll;l;)‘lill(;O;\3'88} F§ijI(i<l.lI‘el,li‘(:e(13’l::lst Ing Thr0Ugh Galatz. The 135".“ Exposition Comnnssioum... to night by itbuut tlireoliuiidred dtilﬂllgtlntﬂ in in ‘V ’ V q]:':,,_I,“‘,,‘,{,,l)A-st,§;t.d::)AYﬁ 825. vvusmnghm Awmuo. ..Rio when she rccewad her man 1,“, M,” . - ' Sm ; - .- x . .. .~...'1 1“) land case involvingtlic title to nincty- vc acres . ﬂ » . .: VV - - ‘ —— . .. .: . - . ps-—-1 ciisious tor Lonfcdu ates - _ . J . ~. . Ji rootoroiivcstreet. fag, any with her husband she was art-etmlwm 4 V. S ' ’ t f (‘incinniitl ' ' ~01»; p 11 g . J _ _ , , . d (3,.p1t,u nugget, otl.iml in the soiitliwtcstern par 0 2 _ - W. ii‘. UAVll)s . res tell . M M PBE1{SOV We; ' ' ' ' rocked "D ID jllll J b‘he’w111 be [t l; b» Bk“ ﬂn' fur the rec,0ve -V f which suit.’ has [H3011 Ul'0ll§Khl3~ “"““‘ '” ’ " " """’”""""“""“""" WM‘ ' c “ ’ 3- 'ﬂOfFenSlVe 'S|Clan ASSaS3|na - ‘ 4 9" 4° W 1111‘ Special lllspatch to the Globe-Jleinocrat-. V V . ‘ V i_ o i V V V __ _ 1.; .1 , Packet Company. Mic? All t th 8 Y T b‘ led new at once. Serious Operations Against the WAsl!lNGToN. D. 0.. January 5.--In addition §,',’1‘,“(§j,’;;§{“’n"j3',‘;;‘§;f',;.;“ég§‘L';:‘ ’,§},‘,',' 'e"f,§§‘{j§ For f:,’;d‘;wuV ,,,,,,,,md.,,,.,,,,,,,,_ EA L urn.“ Amcxm “EMS COL 51 f a e upper a e‘ Cook the C k Quad!-’i13t6l‘&ll Indicated.“ to the list. or Assistant Conlmlssiouersliips to tho Frceiiinii slrcoth and {takes in the grnill‘.fl»‘* 01 “*9 Sl'1lF.AD' EAGLE. Leyhe. Mantel-....M.orchead.Cl‘k. It Lilli"l‘EI).tL£)>all3ll;ul'(>Vlll1;la:l. §tC°t‘:l;Y Public and led 2 1'00 - ,J .. . . . - J.; I 0 «lab R R '() &M Ry C.Il.&l). l:.R..M~ '. » Leaves 8:. Louis sta p. m. Dallb Commissionero cc 8 or a e 8 , lute; Special Dispatch to the Globe-lie-mocrst Pm“ kxpwmon pubmmed in me“ mspu“ ms’ 0. hi ‘I ” ‘Si. ’ *t.l'.inc”Crcitt Western stock .. ‘Receiving at Kcolui: No;-tliern Lihe, ' 10:31; MM”. ' J can be iven the name of Jim Wilson of Iowa ‘ -V" 3" ‘°" ‘ ’°’ ' . «i some . . coin JEHV s Wail-rnoat.ll.ls):\l:Yl_.EYlil£, - . J ins Tmm. January 5 ——A week a 3 ' ' ’ yards. (my Wharf Dl'¢V‘W1'~Y- W‘ J‘ ' l N ~ Jirunizassii out. 520 Pine Street. a I I I ‘ . , . ,. ‘ . . . J "I ‘ Sllpl. 1‘ U BEAN: 4 K 9 -_'. i2£d A*qSa’ilant Not t0 be Bltelllp-tto rob the South“-n Exp,-es” Company’ Ant]-War ex'R3l’r°3e‘"'_auv° in b0ng‘e3‘ and 1”‘ agrmu} :{"_l(:’:3_hiul)‘,lt’.‘)‘g’°t(‘° "f1iSt7)n)l[;’(}:t'Y ,,_P£¥‘6(r)?,ﬂc1.:£t? ---V-— _hV_VV_,,-,3»: _:;V';;-_*::_.,___,.__,. __, ---._.___---.-_..-.._. F. w‘ MKTRIM3 ARVIE DE JONG:'‘ 15:89} Punished for the Crime. by lmllllcing‘ on $2,300 worth oi goods shipped C. E Throughout England. :?llliltl‘l'.6wh(I’.4l‘:u: bllspulllted u8:¢ut‘i;ef3D-.01]-,t,1?:.a‘,:(l,t,. of Illinois, and his wife.‘ ’l‘i.icy paid $~lU0llUl“_2lIl LOVVER. MISSISSIPPI. MATIHAS & D14} ,']()N(;., « -V . . u . x. otters. « ~ '. - - . V Cal t u. out lug VV'~"-."“"""""”“"“"" """““""’””"" S ' . .. .. . 9:: O. D. by Menlpllls merchants to bogus parties at 0, Admmu C. P. Rogers United Stat“ iavy, i‘)u[)‘:’l3l'lé'l1‘I;life::t00‘9;x(;’yi‘g)¢:3,:,;?lbl?:r&th(L: omle Dating 3% Lou“ and New 0,.mm,,, packet (;,,,,,p,my, HOUSE AND REAL ENAVLE A(,1.,N(,Y, ‘Slit Beam’ Amm‘ ‘ma J‘“3k5°”'m°- Ark-. 0'0 the nu been damned by Scc,.c‘m,.y Mcorary ‘O rem-3. good. The suits produce is good deal of cxcitc- For New tiirlozins and Way I..zi.-ntil«iVii§s." t NOTARIES tmauc AND CONVEYANCERS, . C ' (IF ' " ' - ~ - . . : It ltlel'l.0 . ‘ . ; . 4 .TH..............Slit-ks .1 as or. CULLE()'l‘0RS . t ‘l ' NCIAL A(x‘l2}N'I‘.S 132} HOW a Fallen Wﬂman Saved a iuro an ulton Rdllltlttd, was fiustiated by the Turkﬁ Hes.t t 8 f M k_ D.‘ Danube W” Department and B. H. Buckmg_ meat, and the tlctcntiitntn have lllllllet. osﬁtlml are str (.0\lV1OWWF‘Al A a AND ls IVA ' _. -l _ arrest of one of the robbers. A. W. I-Ienry in the y y ‘ a es 9 ore a mg "act . ' J. 33"‘ we ‘I‘”'" "3 we Dumell mus‘ “8 ad 1 L“"' W°d“"3d“5" 9m‘ ‘M D‘ m’ 607 Locust Sweat’ In3u"“"‘ce Buumng‘ V. From Shame‘. ac‘ of bmwla‘ ‘ A V . overtures to Rus . hiiui has been dotsilcdas naval atiaclic._ No one c,,”,,(,_ The chm“ ,3 made on [no allcvgc ,n- Foﬂwmm or ‘msage app,’ on Do,” am‘ " W 3 "sum H° °"°“3’°‘1 "°"‘ ° ma‘ seams to be prcssiu the claims of lliissouws validitv of deeds made for the P1098”) WW9“ wliurfbottt root of M:u'ket =5I1‘t=t’-t- E25 sleeping guards at Little Rock, and was jailed . “mun” K soldbfoi-dcr otthc Court in 1817. _. N. B_...-1.-'m~oug1i b’llls‘ltl(llll;;( nzlvgrii t)o MARC;Us FINQH’ 2111. later at Fort Smith, only to again cscupe. News . cociuun.L's Pll0I‘08I’l‘l‘i0ll. . ' §§§",‘;,”{,’,‘{,‘,”;';,§;§‘;,;‘,’,‘,§*1:‘,;,,?,;.,,‘fg,f{ju§;.§;.",;,f,A§;,e8,buhﬁlyj, — EAL ESTATE AGENT_ ﬁll Cook, the Express Robber, Again CoD- mist-ihelm-??ni';0ur‘gctcgtivg150rﬁlgliurli til? 132° Tm’ D°‘n“b° F“°°"“"3' UP 3391417 " T"'° "’°"’°'“‘°“ ‘*1 S°l°‘“°’ 0°‘““'°"‘- ‘° “‘‘‘'°‘ lmml mn°e'S°°Kers° ,- }"T'°°' (B1u{k,sLi:l‘f))l.lN w CARROLL Men: I 3;, 1; st; Lam 0- ‘ ‘ ‘ J. ’ ’ ' e ' . V - J COLUMBUS. 0. J1: lir 5.-—Thc Dcinocra tc . . o - J . .. - 3 .. ~ 8. I11» 310‘ tux-ed by Datectives. ll;(l;608:eC(‘l7:Yl'll)I.';l).(yJia kempl0y_ . II'en,.}.m,.n8 out to Flashes from Afar. duce a resolution to anicnd the constitution of Smmw” in canals “inn; 3;” mm,nMe,j Am,“ 9, . . . . T t t C a _ and V here 0-Sea . d.f 00 . who iieii.gtiii Jail for forgery the United States so as to prohibit the payment 0 V _ 8 _ _ V ‘ I H _ Mississippi Valley rarnspol‘ a loft amp ny. __ ‘J1 to ,, 9,3,,‘ m- mm the °°u"."°”m by Md of “'5 Donations to Confederate soldiers, does not nice MY°"9» °f ”3m1”°“o‘3’el'k3 D’“"d F‘”h""' ° M’ For New Orleans. mu,‘ 6 (,M,ENmm nbwlmn S no am; Cocky is stellar’ caning heybeu Mrs’ May“-rd with so encoura oment from Doinocmts ei-titer (“W Journal 019l'k3W““°l’ COX» ”1 M"5"i"’g"m' PORT EADSAND BARGES. ‘ ' ’ ' . J ' Wu id .~ 39 t R bb d -0 H1 hwa __ ._ _ nown to the police of St. Louis, Tupggy. » 7 8 J 1 c . ' H V _ M . _ V , _ , ,, ,. CAVEN-DER & ROWSE 1/go 3 an and 0 6 Y Y1‘-31611 and his mistress was iicconipiinied by a delicate _ North or South. Those who have returned here MCSSWB 03971‘: 301°“ ("°°d°' 01 lmmkhn’ En ‘1"5?‘wes "ﬂu URJAY-° Jan’ 1}; §§e'?.-‘3.;f§3 o lea; The Criminal Calendar. gtgktlgeviyrrgare not ago, said to be the amid of LONDON J 11!. , “pm” themselves decidedly ave,-3, to commit,“ rolling (nee.-1;; Edward‘ Knowles, of Fnirrilgunt, Q anl}‘r;t‘)y1.'1:‘?!§§gieeC(:)::l.f:3§iE?)9a££;_q.' guguigoﬂ’ USE REAL, BETA!” AGENTS’ anq “mm in S, '11” °"; Wm‘ 3“ °1‘3°" °h"d hi’ 69' ’ away?’ 5"-A dispatch from con. in any shape whatever on ucstions or that Cl'ltI1'- R“°""'d1’?ﬂUl‘3"“and um”.9”m‘°"’.“St,"fJ“ 5250",: oo‘Eo't'Ei.xn street. Notar1caPubl1c and Conveysnccrs. Loans no- se, woman !_en.he!<_>Juis or: the woniiin_Maynard. This stontmoplo states it Russia rejects mediation, ‘1 “ E"§l'0S8wi: is/l<3i'k; 151180 blaze. of l‘«t._Y0tl-8,131.8} t w, 3'. l:lAlt\‘ES. VGE(/)V. H. REA, Ifrgsidenli-, otlsti-cl an real estate. 8 901.81‘ aittzentiioni paid tocol- -30¢‘ Lou“ Deco soul ostc.imor Vicxsbum for Si. Turkey Wm “mi: 3 meeting of ms British actor. A geaiit-at-Ai'ins; Charles l_~lcgle_v, of Ilarkﬂ. }‘5 Frclizlitsgent. H. c.VllAAli.Sll‘§C—l;.riX{emiJem ecmion; oz rats and urea property. 03. special correspondence or the Glob;-Democrat. mpg,’ ‘ ma" 7' two d“ys “tar (‘Wk ‘ “S. Parliament before makm direct overtures to WESTERN ‘ulmv‘,u'3' AS5l”L&M’- .af'd Funk A‘ ‘’‘,‘,‘'iS' (:1 §tls0m:‘)’i']' 55?; N B Greatly reduced";-?tt%: p‘$l’ms in Texas: No 800 Olive 53 st Louis Mo 93? Housrrox. '1i;;x.. January 2. 1878.-—'l.‘o-dav. in Russia 9 )1. U. Trucsdulc, St. Louis; G. W. Venlc, Yin“SeAss::‘t.:Iiiit‘.McdTiicJ&nleigniociiia N8“ of MVa.Em;mand Georgia. .. . . . ’- " J0 i ' - ' Kusss. T ' 5-’ to .J J 9'14 3:13; lggnﬁotaﬁgtcgﬁelgslsgz g‘t‘;‘:1:3"3:')9t5}1V‘:::-a-‘“;*;5 B 1 The Swindler in Little Rock. HOPELESB DISSENSIONS xx 1:NcL.um’s CABINET. a £.3.uteer.§, Sgiiieﬁkeiii-lfﬁnlfl-' ol:u\rNt’;?i"DdgEle bcet"‘]l(e3a(i;~:l!:'; M°‘*1PhJs and ?;;_S ]‘,,,,,i:,l,1»1,:f:,;.,.; Colnp313'y' JOHN MAGUIRE. '11; . pecalDispa.tchtotlie G1 b -D -. . . '1‘ . . - » 1 .' ‘ ' . ‘,3’ ‘ '. , . _ ‘ 'fL‘l,dV, ‘. ,' .1. . abs, wimam Lafayette Grissom’ charged wlm we LITTLE ROCK ARK oJ‘e eln0£5r8tH here is talk in some quartets of it dissolution Capital Gossip. 14‘, ill. Scnter, of is lcillklln, Jtltlllilltll Llci Fe Cairo, (.;.(E(\l1l_I‘;lii(ll‘.Elq,!).E{.£;%l:l::)1ll‘?l$lE,l£Dil‘1‘E3..G ecnville I’EAL ESTATE.AND,HOUSE AG,ENT,CON,‘ ll‘. nnuder of Dr J W. Bro‘ h H 1 _ I n up iinuary .- 6111')’, _§llO Of Parliament In consequence of the hopglegg WAQHINGTQIQ’ D_ 0., Janna)-y 5____The Tl-gagury '1‘. Brady, of Dnyton St_il(ll('.l‘S '.V0.m8, L ‘c . CITY OF HELEN . . ' I ‘Monte. master’ _ V‘, veyancer and, NotaI.vPu_bnc. Houses’ iota ‘nu b T . . . ' vn, a p 373 clan" o Cc- express robber, who robbed the cﬁlce atAuslin, divisions in the Cabinet. Anti-war agitation now holds $346,097,550 in United sgams bonds (,0 ‘(il8l'k:'IJ2;'i:ll0!l 1?-Bitch. 0Vf.I§l;}'->X. S0l'?igi:1cﬁX1:éiS;;l:l:» V _ Wm‘ l'é;,','é'°6;1".l.b.E.a.!)A,[_ am. an, 5 stores for rent, Masai, salevor angle‘ 4.3,, lum us. _ex«'t8. at I'I0l18l‘»0n. May 23. 187-. P1'e~ Al'k., December 2i,and escaped from here Christ- throughout the country is on the increase but secure National Bank cii'cul‘ltl0n and $13 933 000 '1‘l1:vl.{0l)’ll‘ll‘ltl;E:!£lln light 3335. [l‘ll.‘l§tV(:;’llOlllllli2ile(li Peter P° 1“ W ' 5' ""U”°”,f§§,§,, parts “the city’ on” ‘mm on read” ' i ’ ~ . ' . _ . ' I ‘ ‘ I J . ' ‘ ' « I is ‘ I ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ V.» -- -"5 §g:;‘j ‘ - ‘o . F-' ' V ::(')ll;: ttotimtlistirfinniigiglrcgr tlligtlﬁu tea: to each must night bvelilimng his shackles, has been re- seems conﬁned pretty closely within Party lines. to secure public deposits. United States bonds IV:l_I'tchc-ick. or Ceuiiggzi, Speaker; J‘. Ofulevfgégf 1;’! AYE QT LOU” PMKFT (‘O _U ‘ Office. 519 Walnut st... bat. uthand 61:11. N6 f EWGHDV-l.ll1~ ’ q- . ’. "‘ u lug m,an elm med‘ and “T” mﬂﬁght brought back to this 501'“ TAKEN- deposiwd for °h'°“13u0n “'9”? ‘’"(““3‘ W W1)’: EiE(f’lI1’k\1:'f3b'lt)2e£'lkm"i«!”?ttlelml. Tlltll ‘1Jtt3*lc)l,lll.i8'l;l(()‘llil&b‘St;Ikll:- lvlztil LiLnc—-l.4‘or ‘Cairo. H Ctbklurribtilsi ‘K110311133 and WM‘ COTE‘ JAB’ CUMmSK‘Y' F’ X‘ BAR gar gather ﬁrs 35:1; léeriélsslglg :)1lil1tlleh:ll)W':V;?(é\:f‘d by Dcteetiqve Council, who caught him in BUCHAREST. Januarv 5.—-—'l‘hc Russians have $2’10h.§00; United States bonds held for circulatiori gm»; re-,,l¢,n,l;&:,l:,?;,r;:1”:,'3‘i eufejp algae...’ or last year. C£}1lV<{m&i1i:ViisC (I;i6.Lg§Vi‘li‘r}:3-Rl‘.1nei. Zcmer mmter. BOOTH. BARADA & C0.’ _- , I - - . . ' -, i y ‘minty .0. on r ut fr. P ' ~' , - , t - - ., Wll rawn weekend‘ rt da , 330.200’ N: tiona ‘ --. V ‘V ‘ _'*V ------ °': ‘ if ‘ ' ’ ' W ﬂies. west Texas. Nor had they heard of each is wanted 1) émet ,M D 0 ed )1‘ eirco City He taken Soﬁa, but details are wanting. Tioons are bunk circumuon 0ulL';§j,,:u,_ng1 lmu.,.cm’.,, ‘now,’ Will leave hIU£.;tfU$£3\Y&l:Jtbll‘$E8.~lE153D1;5_1l33;1b l)EAL ESTATE Aamwrs. NEGQTIATE ch, _ other Li“ the fatal evenim, of the ml we _ 1 _ 1 d _ Y c on0.u,,l1. of St. Louis, un- constantly passing through Galiitz. This 13 un- 3;33n,17o,4,3o; gold m,ms_ $320‘170_4-30; ’5m,,,.,,a1 Thrown from His Iiopse, , . . ., . ,. - _ V‘, Loanm My andsw malesmleq cone“ ,.°_nt.,‘.,n,3 iky a V 1 1 , w no 1 er the name of W. H. Cook, a former tea. dealer derstood to mean serious operations against the revenue receipts $305 809- customs $417,633‘ Na- Special Dlsnittcli to the Globe-Dsinocrat. ‘ ‘ ’* 3‘‘'°l’°‘"‘‘’°‘'‘‘“ "“t“"m°""‘° m°lm“m“‘°“‘°“‘ °‘ °3““ ‘- oocu1'1'c'dV at the Keiinecly Hotel, Houston, during or St’ Louis.’ whgm he def""'"d°" man)’ hen-‘sons Quwmmeral tionnl Bank notes received for i'ed'cniption week LOUDONWLLE 0 Jmmm. .5 __wm Ma1~t_in 3 Men: his and St. Louis Packet: Colripany. No 519.Ouve Smﬁet. 5?. and about the close of the annual Texas State lmd Sloped: 1-0" 1’*‘"‘3a'5 0155'» W113” he 3150 35010 ' , ending ‘O41-8)’. computed with 00I‘l'6SlJ0lldi1l8 . ’ " ‘. y . ‘I J . oh , t For St‘ l“.Y3‘”°"r€"“““ qen'tiWmV?' . rec Fan. hem ml. “,0 years past M Houston D “'3” &‘‘f‘‘“_ _l.“m,Ped the town. 116 next turned THE DANUBB FREEZING UP. week 011;-istyear:1S77,$2,698,V0O0;1878, $5,085,000. YOU” mm‘ ‘"1033 “Of” 13 ‘"31’ ml 63 “O” '3 “W3 ("‘“‘lj“W§V1V‘,j,‘1“,,**,}';?,,:l';f‘,.f?;‘;*” ,,:,,:v°,;, «']~ﬁ‘JEs_I)A'Y: ---~-ow‘-V " "" um I _ . J . . r. up in Lmplils last December. where he was ar- VIENNA. January 5.-Polt’tt‘cal Correspondence WANT 03‘ A QU()ltUM Loudonville, was thrown from his horse Thursday ,f,tf-[,RS:[;,dr;i1d .;A.1_,UVRi-,V,&Y W, D_ m_ SPEC lAL . Brown was orlginallrfrom TcnncsseeJ.neai'Nash- "‘?3‘_9d 101' 13’-'00l11‘lD3‘ 800GB under false I. l - J J . ' » .- ' V ' - V - lr '7 ’ ‘5 ‘~ ~ ~ " 5" F " A" ' - J lléll VII (1 It 11 L d wmle a hwyel. was making“ speech '1”'°h°. ‘S35’ says ice in the Danube at Galatz will probablv be 33”" to day 3”;§’,"°““3d 3 mW“"$ 0’ “'9 H0350 night while returning from church. and sn-s- ,.,.,~,*,‘,-3......-» W. B. }..llis.5IsLL..(xeneial l*I‘i.l2'.llLA.1T«. ', an cameo awe-' ' ' ‘ . n is e- , I - tt- ii zdhlz - dth .- ., ’ * -' __ J _ 0°? gilinflli’ in that Part of the (‘(:]l(l)l:::yanA.tul].ll1::\1:)LIl§é §(l1xllS?Ill€]tl3ledll3ils1bec;s1l5£:l.tl‘)323y WIaIiek‘r3i(e1ax(t);utt;;umec(l3 our? rolltn attrong enough m two days to perm“ ‘'33 °"°53"l8 til;xi]i[”(])lfli'i;fo(l'lt)s Oftglgb}g(ill1Ill:ll.?:(;SuIll[)0llihgegﬁyﬂ lrihlllflgngsuch mluues mm‘ he died yesterday OHIO .u@ _ _ ‘ _ ' , ‘ _V - ._ a me up in t is o troops. The Russians intend to own sﬁ- and other mllttCl‘S. Another eﬂort; will be made ' ~ﬁm~ 7;, fj , ,m_ and town of his adoptlon,Columbus, he was high- 33:)?» and W35 011081“ IODDIHK the 3XP*"e53» Wm‘ lina. py W1‘ 3 meelinlr 9iU‘Y.V next W0Bk- An 1119310" For Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburg and all Way 3;‘ , :i.ts. ly respected, and had it ﬁne practice. Like his - mnm bnon M HMRS. Hints» 1,«,ius'r RECEPTION. S 1 ‘Di t ht th (1 I —D J- t Lanfls. C t I . L i ,- . . . . . ‘ ' rs. it 'es’ﬂr‘t 1"-c t" at the Exec tivc U90 3 5133 0 0 ‘ 9 1‘-030' €m°01"»'¢ - St=a er FA‘»l‘Ii.“.lE 'l‘A’.l"Ul~ ........ .. ,onway, mas her, ' *‘V*V-‘- °“‘ ' * r? muldeleia 131- Blown came as Dorian’ the Defauiter. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 5. -llluhommed Mansion, Etllis iibfterliotbliilolvas numcrouslyl and MEMPHIS TENN January 5.—-'.'i‘h.c reported Leaxrcs 'l“UESl):AY. J:-inuarv 8. l-‘or 617 St. Street, t.Lotlis,1lf0. . . , . A VISITOR TO THE FAIR, . Damad 11 h ' ' . - b -'1] » 1 ' 1 ' - ‘ .~ V - » . . ’ ' . C‘ "V : ‘ *I3I’!¢i‘i~’."l1F 01‘ llassage 3rl’3l)‘lY'0I1 b03«1‘d~ 01' 30 A regular graduate oftwc Medical Collugcr, has been longer on- §t- . NEW YORK, January 5.—Louis E. Dorion. Cit! ’ W to as h”’h°”“° exelclsed 93133101133 “ ."”“ 3' attend“-dl"Y me DFP °m‘*“" 9°11”-""'mY sinking of one of the steamer Grand‘. Lake's . R, ., ,3 _ ~ V, 33504 in the special treatment 0; 3,1; Vem,_.ma1, sexugﬂ and 2-,. and both registered ani took lodgings at the same Treawrel. of Quebec’ is said to be a default” t. inﬂuence at the palace, has been relieved of the and navy °m°e“" were-pr°3em" gm1n-joade(1 bqfgeg for 5; Louis geiem--1phedV L. F. I)’Ai:CA‘-.wl;AL.. Chronic Diseaaag tll]la.1'i;.n3'-311531133‘ Ehysicinn in Si-L°ui8+” I - ' . . - ,-. . . _ “’ 1‘ . ‘ . , ' ' IV '15“ * _ " , ‘ T33’, g, 1; V, ’t crsshownn aw o res ants now. _ _ M hlotel. G2850nI:;nhaS‘imPnr:;l§u:2’d fiilgftlgrgfiohtlklg the amount’ so ﬂu. as known at present. of $300" functions of Grand Master of Artilleiy. The case of’1‘hos. Doiiglasa, cliarged with ille- from here t.o_-day, was a mistake caused_ by a sun J H BOW}-4 A C en 8 °L§;;§'gEs,.§cnoriﬁa€fa,_$:s‘ice V_$$il;§§;l§%,d0é‘G:sl£‘iil;§2E‘;9oI: 3-,»; t rec you 8 » ‘h h t 1 Th V. h . 000. The deﬁcins accounted for as advanced to - 5MAL.L REVERSEEL tri‘alco1lcction.ol‘money§ lfrorn the Unfiteu St-ate-at ‘¢l.El.Cl:51lr0Wl1).1i-ago}. The but-cos. are alirtght. l... V , .. ?r:g%g§r{$!f5I,t;;§ét:ii0mi;.VV Vry Va§_ﬂy?atr$ inVQ'i,’- Opes an 40' fall‘, \‘l"ll0 put up all It 8 0 C .. 953 E 1'33, W110 1Jen.ie C0 contracto 3 h '_ _ various 31-In-‘ll Servlan and Insurgent reverses l_'0dSllly, 011 c':l(/OOIIHE 0 lie ti l.‘fiLllC8 lrlll)IOI'l.<ll‘l I treated W“ unparalleled guccega, on 9,1;e3tgc;ent1ﬁop11nc1Ele3. M layed an imponam pan m (me of the bloomes‘ _ -. -r , w ose security 18 are an _ d witnesses, has been postponed until ihursday M0: nine for one S:i.fely,Privc.’tcl'y. _ , _ my D ~ _ V . _ liens upon amounts that may be recovered from “Ounce - next, V . P ‘ ' on TRAINS nuxmnc INTO rm: Spcrntaiogrlg-(em, Se,xualJDehi»liiy and lngapciencl/a.”" 3,.’ tragedies on record in the annals of crime, bore suits upon con tracts and piospective proﬁts from - . To wmm Ltvjgny, Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. V “;gr1;€:‘:_1g€1fer‘iiaggg5:11fllfwlg31%;1_§f,’;‘;g'1s:;;:°§§.Fuh;“f;f,‘;gf;§; ;‘(,1= the ostcnt.ib_le names of lllggl-‘pg, lllutscs and Wat- the erection of the new Parlianicnt buildings. 3193-100 - It is probable an order will soon be issued from GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. , January 5.—Wm.Slicr- K 1:) : ' iiyectg, ,,e,.,-'m,,,,,es.,j ,,..mim,1 eﬁlisgions, debllity, dimn_ess of 3] son. 1119 mat-ment1o_ncd llslr ived about and ]_)or1on has not been suspended. He 03-3“ to ,.e_ ngwg VIA H,,J,yA}u__ the ’1'reiisur'.' l)cp-artment for ll‘lll"f0l'lIllll,‘_" Custom , ,1 1. t 1 Ir, 1 b’ t V G. ,3 th A . , sight, defective memory, piniples on the face, physical aecay, .n J around Vl'.i.l'lOll3 places ill the 1\orthwest-Omaha linquish his personal property tlmounting to CITY M 9 House employe.-5 thouwh it will depend somewhat “"0 ’ ‘l 8 0 M a"‘az°°' 5‘ M" on 0' 5‘ ° , , ,. a:versitrnJboJsoclcty offemulzs,conifusicntofi-dens,lossof sexual £0; and awe,. t°“.m_EV‘1,,Vere he “kept ban” and $5_O0o_ . J ‘OF EXICOV, December .,0--VIA HAVANA, um)” cxpenmemvs mum to be madam one 0,. two Morton House, took it dose of morphine this ST. LOUIS IIME. p3;vn..;;:;;tI:,;£5iéizltzgxéinggffgﬁ3%§é§1a§§;cpr%fa<g-Ilizginlpfpu3%? . ' made his dellut in lcxais as the owner of a rélcc ’.i‘hc amount which Cit. 'l‘rc:isurer Dorion at - anumy5"'Se°retar-V of State Rome” 1135 bee“ l>1'i11(51'lJi'i10l1l<5b‘8- morninrr with suicidal intent. He died from its . _ _ .. f,’.“,,,«, in ,.;..+..; envrclo es,fo1'.tWo om e-Tgtitntps. Consultation l°- - V 1 1; - ~ I - ~ Y 1 5 Ra in) d it an «tors» are requested to notify of any 9 P 8 . ii." mare—-4 business t 121‘, t.£§0_ Pin! to the fan. lne vanced’ on his own respoiisibilit)’ to contractors is i;‘l'ttn=tcd two months’ leave of absence to rccuper- MA”GE'3 Rm’0RT- emwts Wis 3Ve“i““- - 1r- g I a°- V‘ Ir t trains that the time card at °ﬂ‘°° °‘' "3" ’““~““'e°=“"‘““'“°“° Afrienmy '°"‘"‘°“““‘°1’"” otliertwo--both now in Jail in llouston-—seemcd much less than previousl statel d " " V " ~ ' . . Special Agent Mudrve of the ’l"rctisur De nirt- °h"“*‘*"S’“ the ‘'”‘““’‘'° ° ’ ‘ ion costs nothing. V V V ,9; members of the same gang, who came to operate cured. Y . Q ’ an mam‘), Be’ Me" Plmhc °1’””°n m"°"“ Romero for M”““°" ment has mod it i'§port with S8(3l'(3‘iityl'V Sher . . may ‘*5 kw" °°'”"‘”“ W11@Wl“i3=iW°n““5**“‘ W Visit “*9 “W ’°" “‘*‘°“’*m"”*rm°“', '1?» M we mi,-. _ l of Foreign Relations, on account of his intimate man clmrging violation of law, gross can-clcssiiess K‘ﬂ”Ie& Whﬂe Hunting’ . . s . .-.. J - -. .-.. . - 13 RAILROAD ZL';iZ.§”££‘e'3°~B$J‘if.'3’§ fiﬁlllilsgzgila§sull1i:Vr$;ll§l?§:AteCur8ab1° me‘ “ . __ _ THE some 013' TI-IE MURDER. “ranted in Ohio acquaintance with American penp]e_ Friends of imd incmnpctency upon oﬂiccrs appointed to in- 8Decla1VDlwatcl' to the Gvlobe-Delnncrm (’”*“"“”0' ALLUN AI”) "T‘ LQU ‘ “ J ' omeelmu%~g:.9-A.M.to7R.M.. S".1ndaya,l2M'.to-1P'..M. The dinml-l~room of the hotel in which the . ' Viillentc. on the other hand declare this c ; l’llJ- 89005 b0l1“18d 310008 1'01‘ Shillmenl fl‘0m VPVV YOPK ELWOOD IND Janirirv 5 ---A be named Jets ‘Emilia Deuzirt. Arrive. PAliIPl:lL‘E'l‘, one stamp. MANHODD,ai1abo-utit. ml -~ .- ~ - . - ~ - Special Dispatch to the Glob -D . - ’ J‘ ‘ ’ . 7 W3 ". . . JV - e - - ‘ ’ - ’ ' " ‘ - ' y " -. ‘ ' _ . it -..~ 2» .. . + . 1 up 001) 1 . ~ d. bloody deed was committed was. and is still, sit- 9 °m°°1"“’- cation to be an objection, stating that Mexico 18 *0 Dolls Of 8Nl'Y- 119 15 Of 0li'1“10“ We United’ 1 - -. _ , f V C1-,_,c,,g-O 1319;-ning Expre-.ss...._ use a. m., 9.00 n.m. 10 cents. ‘W034 A. l . Ever. woman is mild I’ uated on the .ﬁI‘st ﬂoor. and throuith an ante- ROCK ISLAND’, ILL. , January 5. —Sherifl' Rein'e- I1_ut to be pinned to the cuffs of the American Nib 353335 35' d‘3“'a"d9d’9«nT1n<“«1lY Of m‘l‘”1°,n'3 of ‘eve’ -I-dmnlahﬁ Wm}? hummg mwday mu] mom a venue?’ ghmlcx’ Kmkwk andldIV’tV(?0ﬁa"-iii‘. awn. {Fag i?1h:];gcl3llliE:ii'£1e%NEggg1?s lglmoneylgﬁlgtgigpy d‘; room, c..0l|1Eal'I11ll]§£1ll.l6 fotlictil, c-o‘mmu.Vnicstes_. with gay, of 563950 Qounw’ Ohio’ reached Davenport tiori. 1>;»esiden_t. Diaz prctc:_nds_to. entertain anti- li_ue_ ‘by this ctirclessness. lfe.-naricio Wood, g_l(i0_l::\1'htltlIt§ £18 arciid gin chiirgtf} 6.l£l.E(f,l‘Cd his ig.;iIrI::t* Gégup: mi: 0% P6 Clrsvls btiect» «I8 our pols. one opening to Yesterday and t k b . Euiopcan se-ntimerits, and is a)ma}.em1yc0um,mg Lliaiitnnn or the Ways and Mc.m.3 (,omm,,_tee_ l e n llg , cztuslng ea in as 0]. true. Qnmc ma Keoxuk Expmss 1,, 7_30_p um Szwau m. in t . the bar, the titlicrlinto thc.k11;chcn on the left. Al; :3 mid ‘ _ . ‘ oo o rage of A. S. Anci.1te.ws,_a on a close amancc Wm, me Unfged s;,g,y,.-,3_ Gem will call for the report; when C-ongress meets. V ouic;t;§o‘Li.gh.tnim: Exp1'ess......'i’r 7330 p:m. it 8:00;». in. Fine.1’la,tes, I 3% __ - B V the time of tie in hug this mill was tilled with f>_ _€“0€ m3I1»Wh0 has been W0I‘kVmg In this N9£l'l‘3l38 has been aDl’>01nte<l_ M_l1lt=u'y 00-mmaml , . “IA” . . i . ‘i A Broken Neck. . . , . GH IJNE Elegant cloth and gi1tbinding.' sea1ecifa:t~g;ce.tn at small round it-Dd Cbiollg‘ tables, sulﬁcicnt to seat Vlclnlliy. I16. is wanted in Ohio ft)!‘ “bi-lking” 8 ant 01 the Federail D13't1'10t-9 in IJ’1&00 0" The queatlon 91 the 1'ec°3mt10'n Of the D135 3 ' 1 1D- , L.-n mth G1 m,_D t "HICAG0‘ THROU ' ' ' money or post:_ige stzimps. Over titty woi1dert?ul:pei1 pictures‘, o half 3 dgzen gueggs, On the fatal evening.‘ and nierchant out of $800 by his rascal] nractiee in Gonzales. The latlel’ has not yet; taken GOVGl'llllleinl. hits. been: O0-l'isld<:l"ell by the Cabinet pee 3 151“ (" e 0' " emom-a ' Chm. O m ht vpx “.05., H, 6.4;, D m Ii. 8.m a In, true to life: articles on the follo.ivingsiibicc_ts: Who may marry, ‘f iibout8o’cl»ock, the dining-room was ﬁlled with inventories and couzlscation of nioigey drawers. °h"“'g°‘°“*h° W“ D‘~*P3"‘m9‘1‘- Th-e'‘3=0Y9l‘mD€11l'» 3*‘ 1'°.°°“‘ 3e53l0“3- 1513' iMi'l113le0 by $005.1 9411' C‘“RL°TTEi MICH" J""m“‘"'Y 5""Ch3”e’3’ R‘ fa “g M. . A , l ' 3 guests, nearly all _sti°zVm,.c;~e.i-s to e.a,(-,1; cine-p and Andrews was canvumi to mm any in 3 hack to mistrusts Negrete. Outside the Capital the un- l»1l0l‘1l3' U13": if the D132: authorities wi=1‘1lVs-inaction Palmer, a filrmcr, of Oueiclzi town=.shiV.p, fell £iJ'o.m CHIUAGQ6 m{R1JI1“ 9,191‘ 3'-3N1") ,(»?.3J.’5'J.5‘*‘9'1 5- 3- w1,,,,,1,;,,,;,1_;,,,,,,~r ,; Hgwmz, and nappinesgmgty be incnaased; visitors to the Fun-. Two or three ladies only evade the trouble of getting a. requisition iind “ﬁlled °°“dm°“ °f ""3 b0l“J16l' is llardli diS- ‘he °°‘°pe"‘-‘lion °"f his forces ""m“°‘”' """"°1”"’“ abarn ‘(Ylfft 1d the; aft ‘no 11 nd. broke his bt'Lm‘jsm:d' Rock wand Dmsmn" Th°P*‘l'5i°‘°ﬁY° '“9P‘’°‘1'“.°‘*°“’ 3”“ m““Y..m°“‘- '“1°5° ml“ F were lliﬂeseiit. There was a full head of gas. and was taken E2181} last night. ' 0983-Gm The W033 59 433513080131 F0 be 93-l1’l'»l0“3 0“ the Maxim“ “me ‘'1 we mo G”“me’ W ""’°iwrV‘° neck bH‘= d) d ' I t ntlgl 0' ' a h . Mall and St.Pau1 Ex. ........l* 8:05 3.. 111. 1* 8:10 p. m.. ‘”ied,°" °°‘!‘.‘’‘‘‘1’‘‘’““g‘’9“’”‘“g°.”13‘’‘5mre1?d 1%’ 1: Ilﬁl V‘ the chandeliers ﬂung down a radiiince in which ‘ the subjecVt_._ Congress before adjourulnJg &l«ll,ll();1'o 011181‘ an-d ilreven-ts raiding, it will tend" vet)’ mlllill ‘ ' ' (‘ K’ ms "1 ’ ‘ ' Express... ....... . .1 8:20 p. In. it 7:15 a. m. wﬁﬁiiiﬁ3,1tf€1§§§nll1ta:f§§:'e::Sl§G‘éilifélzitngifﬁliﬁg vi:l1e:i§1’§?:k- ' 1-110 21315886 and Cilbliers .‘~’.1ll.-t6l'ed and set. off W , later] the construction of railroadii fi-om the Cl»tyV W‘WW‘d5 We l‘900i¥‘l1'1‘li'0‘1‘l Of his G.r0-V€I'ﬂm6ﬂl»- , . _. , 4 . ed up, not laid éround or 103%, asl-t is worthy étane-reacting. wt t. at Boitness of shade Peculiar to gasligth-t ' CINCINNATI, January 5 —-—A short time since and 1°"°m MBWSGO W P3003 A 00m’0 00ﬂV0Y- - - : Cairo viiau* * ("35 a. In * 3-4;» p m 9” ‘man ex e“3“’°P““° ‘°°»”:“ “'°“ ‘° ““?’°"°‘V °“' ‘ I . i - I , 0 , I ' I -V ,- -. J V 1 V V “V ~ ‘ I‘ . ’. -.uoon¢oou.u..o,oo-.o-oa .2? oz : V .34 o I!‘-, _ t "i" . Tl” W18 °f “‘"”‘b1‘’’3 and W “"173 ‘'33 mingled the ﬁrm ofliof & Co... Whiskv dealers estabhshed mg $i3°*°°9.“‘ SW9” W“ "Obb-3“ 1“ ‘ml. ¥)“5‘V"1°‘~ 0‘. - UN DE R‘ THE WAVES" . UNITED STATES st. z~:.i..L SERVICE REPORT. New 0.-”.“"*“‘*"' *’”’~.dm9mP““‘ EX 8*“ 9' m" i’ 6.49 a‘ 7”‘ ttgfgﬁﬁsflgifgggigaﬁigﬁllgeﬁg 31l3<1?*§8e:blgicIg‘f:1'=?'°°V°f6 ?60 races. - with the low hum- of '(3:0l§iV&l‘S&l;.l.0l.V among the h , _ ~ _ ' _ V J - Mexico. Ville. robbers escaneil-. It is reported J . ‘ . 1‘“*_S13V1T19€i‘1!<3CI1%i;tt_a»1‘g00s’aex 1'5_=59u 111- 0-4"«‘i- mi 25 oe11tsby'n1a,il. Cheapestgp.od3;ui,clel'o. America. roreithen, dlnws _ NO tmume of any kVim1.w,as appl.ehend,,,d' ere vflhcy bought whisky from diﬂerent dgsu-1. we steamship City of New York earned $100.00‘), : one ﬂundred Lives Lost by the vvreck Du-liy report of the stage of water, wt-th changes Be*l‘l£.v1l'l8 accoxnuofl-at uJ.;:’:__.‘:: J bizt a. m.l 18:lr5~a. m. address’enciosmgamountinmoney0,.p9s,,,ge,,,,,,,1,,,, {g and none had the least to-recoding: of the terri- less in this vicinity on thirt_v and sixty days’ part payment of Mexican indemnity, on her last of the Ata)cama___Keune‘diya3 Heart- . in the twenty-tour hours end—ing,3’ p. m.. January ? .. ' .. ,1gIf:'8 3‘ 3" BB. WEETTIER, 617 St. Charles: Sit‘-ae.'h‘-, St. Louis, Ma. ii %},;e';eﬂce\§,lr?,;55?)(:,naf,?1 ‘:3; 3211 “,“f,,“},‘;f,‘,‘§’ ‘:5’ ti“?-OJ. Shillping it; to Southern markets. The tirm trip‘ rciiding Experiences. ’ A J "l 6, I873! ‘ so — “ :::.::.' _5§Q5 m:‘ 51.00.15: In: ‘E v‘ Q I V 1 .. R ’ q _ . ‘ . .' V V . V . V , I , ‘C V 5 . ' : - . . . . F: ﬁle. :§.(5‘.30I‘(ling to the testimony at the habezis C%?:;)gg%§"g'¥‘h ,%f(-)83§;39 W%ly,vvh'ich Eug1and_ V V :PANAN1A,.]}8.03lill-bO1‘25--:*,Th=G Star omd He-mid 3. 3, 5 S"”.‘l“7_B°.lleVm°.‘.&°°°m ”_f:_'[ §,'0}§’;_ F,’ l 3,33,‘; V _ _. V V, co " t‘ 1 ftb cV adill‘-It‘ cc -'db- ' ’ - ' I ‘Yamllet V x -V . h.’ ltt. 1'-.1‘: J":. J. l .0‘. U? ., . ‘ i°‘“‘; ;W're%‘:,SBla.l:egOaud %‘£i,.:%',, w;l,_gV(Z;li;3X ‘,’,,d‘{',,’,§’ hefd . member of the ﬂrm,.wiis arrested, charged with V ,0“ LHHE5 ONLY’ ' . ‘ ' _a'B ‘ 8 er mm fma‘ gum: parnculmﬁ "of umf V 13: $39, j 1-LLINOI-S-. GEE-TifiAL,RAIL-Rl)‘AD. , , , . ' 3, St L “H. M, ‘ of the table, one of th-cui'lstr3iklng thpelottier The °b“"i”i"'g goods ““‘1er false p"°"°“s°' H0‘ ca“ LONDON‘ January 5'—'Th° gazetts ‘announces 1%“ 91 we steamm Amgamm Whmn Wen‘ to STMIOKS‘ ‘ 75°‘ ‘ EC’ ‘ l‘n1buo,ue Em res: J * 8-3nit m '* 9"00"IJ H1‘ * HE?‘ La§.AL:3ﬁl:itaAlltvStoRt‘:etv:ite ainclglironlt n:Za.e. ‘ V. _ ', W ' ' V ' I V V _ ‘ - ‘o .‘ _‘ ’, _‘ ' ' I , V _ _ . ,'_. '. V ‘V V '.> H‘ ' ' ’ ' V -0-so-o-ooooooso-_ o . Q ,0 o , V0 0 VV _7 1 x ‘V C ' ,7 1'1 - . V - ' V 3 . murdeiﬁr, mkmg Vwacson out 0, ‘Eon,’ 1.1% agghbfhfgtggégendcﬁ it is supposcdhe has all-soonded, the election or the impeual order of the brown or .V it;-letceﬁ 011 8~f1i-(l33l0]\:vi'ﬁ 83- Qllltélbl a()(1)li"a1 8- 81ll0I'l3- ; 3- _ _ _ 2 . .Cl1ic~a;go Express. 6'~«.t.5g.m.l1- 8:30 a. m. 2?;1_-§e%.-.,. ¢l;:?1i1l))cJconsultc;l as umalﬁeizogagiyﬁin 3 ‘ V ' ' , ‘ v 2 . - ‘- _ -V T, -, g ' J - ; . , __ ._ .J V -- _ . V‘. ‘V ‘S V V V‘ A V J ’ 5 ,— ivme lS_Qll'8,9.l' ruin. ,. -V J . '., ‘, _ . tired.‘ ates’, qVlllE6_§a_l1g‘1f7, terns: e _ o wou V A Illt‘1l'l for ladies only. Thcorder, has been confer 15 3~1'109_ 8011 0 cl Gm: V011 ley ll I'll‘ ¢031.ll..V Calm m_.___.V 5 {ho guemnm V_,21_ , ILLl.N0.lbVAND $31‘-. L0U1sJRA.LLlt()AD. V 3‘}1d‘{,’§,,,e'§$’f’rm,U1-,n,.,;,~yDa,ndcgcnerativeorganswmqm I shoot anv luau who would attempt toiepeut the . . v 1- 9» .. . . . 3, indmmsy ‘ ‘ , _ A 1 red on all the princesses, height Indian hiV£zhiiess.esV. on the night 01 W0 30513» The Captain. $1101" the Cincinnati” 4.1.2 9|-2 5.‘ .~lasnvJnie 9 ’ ,, 7.1.15 m , 9_Vm_a m ' sexes. Tlzle best hlediézal and Surgical (skill is employed- and‘ ‘.- J . ' - ' . I . . : ., . _ . , ‘ ‘ ' .; , —- ' " . -‘- -_ J - - ~nu._..u: _, THE MERDEREB MAN, g _ D_1f- J0hl1S0-11 A3311! 111 C.0l-!l‘$- and eighteen other persons of distinction—.. \i 0&0‘-818 ﬁnd mini 01 ‘$116 618W and léassenﬂlelﬁ ,LL,;.:{,‘f,§‘1{‘,‘,:"I',;"}.V§ gig g.;..(I’,“,l,°t‘,;",,31¥,';533“3- ,_ g, Bellevcue........................ Vi l_._:lﬁ‘pV. in. 3.17.5 p.m. ._ ""§'§_’ ‘ﬁn Je-i'v’§»“ 1i3.u1fmZZ’;,§n§,‘ “ xfcisre applying tooth is Dr, Brown, spake up quietly am; Said’, am},-—e_3s- 4 Special Dispatch to the G-lobe-Democrat. J A pomsa s.'1u,'u:5)u,)i- DEAD were lost. In allitis-estl-niatcd=101 persons were Keoimk f-, ' 4 I-' 9 3‘sm‘. , . "“ . é:;l5vp.mVJ..\ 6:13 V, whoprofess to cum these dlS.GItS,(?S, read his Prnrate litE_ecl.1cat, it ing himself" to’Bates* "Youiicr man you are new MEMPHIS TENN Januar 5 —-Miss Maria Tan-‘ ’ V - - - - - ' - - -J Lem-nCvo‘rih'l 4‘ é-0 0‘!*‘r el:epim¢"”l1s4 51- LW13 ‘'33’ FBYPY ?°0=1'i0i V‘ 8:30“ m’ Sana’ m‘ 3- ‘A'd"iB¥°r °"’th°m':°"m3 mdsabmmzof-Aﬁhc RepF°d“°hv°-0”' * ‘ 1‘ C El.d b r 3" . r I a "’ 3' ' ’ ‘ ‘ Marquis Wilopohskl. a distinﬁtushed Polish “Owned and ‘5We“‘Y_'n“°° 5‘“'ed- The shill ..--“ , . . .- 97' M’ "3"""'l--»' Choutcin ovenue» ’ ' " ”' ‘°°’P°m'l 2’29‘9" ‘3 3 3“"“"“"ﬁ"°“""”"°‘t““"-‘.*“'°"°“”"‘:""‘dr 1”‘ mm’-"’°‘3°‘ G."*1a'°' ’ 1"’ °‘“3-3'?“ 3°“ 3 "‘-*9‘ mmd “OW Y0“ ‘Wk trump. or 4.6 Beal street to—dav instituted suit statesman is.(lca.d ‘ ' f‘ 11.1 ~ ’ . L°’“'““‘'“e'l°'‘‘'‘' 7 6‘ ’ 1°‘V‘°'1‘*“°"11’g*'----°“°°‘ - = J 5=00l3J-JmJ- 5-570 D-Jm °“VW°““m “ham”-“"*“=°»R°D*°d“‘3“°“ ““Jd’F°“”’«‘° D““-'-*1S-°5-- about shooting people.” Such 18 the testimony . ' ’ ' C ' ' ’ ‘PR ' V ‘ W43 011 3 WP 101“ 4 D313-'30 30 C?U1d0- . 2 V s;5»:,g,,m,' 3:033. m , Price 50 etc. each. orbotlx..c<mtafining over-175 pages appropri- lt of Mali. T. B. Mctjlure forruerl of St. Louis against; Dr. D. S. Johnson f01"19«ma8l° C1030 1101‘ BTPABING F93 W33" Sh str ck at 8 m. when . ' ~'t f °Be1°"h1gh w"‘t"”"’Jl874' ' llllastst. L0111B’.................. 25:22; .111. 1:58 .m I “$9131“‘“““*“““'~‘*°‘-75”‘ ““‘1-3“d$‘if““Y°“15°1i- 5°1““”d¢3»‘ -. J ' ‘V. ' - LONDON January 5 --Col Knox reports the 6 u P. ’ a mam“ Y 0 ' VM. FINN. Sergeant ' s l ' p I up sealonxeoeiptotprice. A cssmnbovo. ll; zlgiakgf ﬁlfﬁzlcoyilég, grugctyilggtviifnwétllz _ al'.l'ectiJons to the timeout of $10,000. Johnson is Siamese mic puma“ .m’c;n, fomfs, smp, andi Army in the passengers were below‘ am, so inscwtaneous V i signal Service: U. S. A. J ' 2 $21 3; . ‘ ‘ « .. , I Grissom mm mmmed_' ana; advancing around maltieatinent of his wife and consequent yr g%iiiltin.g G{)I1l(Clll.l0lf1k;V.lll a?l.lClDaLl()11 «til ti.9;{1.ol.cSvvtt.h éiéacgf tivnaig w;'z(>$% Hemhtofwawr above 10-W water mark 14 6_m feet Biykte.......................... _ V ‘t We ‘ameo an.“ "'i”‘°“‘ ‘WY 3PP*“"*“‘ l”'°"°°a' mm tﬁherlllgme 1“ N?rmem1mn(.”§anddw°'me' ~ ex-iil]'s&liip:‘» al"1e1%§V&ll.l:ll3gOth§)§la':l;;§'Il3‘a0f:gg ombaltvc A of lrrcat vulu-Ce, a.ndV l}ll:9.'l~1as.i'4e‘llgltilJ8»‘ mostlv Chin. F.3ll‘ll1I).‘\St24JhOlll'S....‘................:..O tt.l0 in: E J I M D‘ — 7 D‘-~—~'~ . .‘ limit’ “ml; 3 “Ix-Blglolﬂulr and imim§m“§.l’L"’e““‘“ J glfom £211. ’ivV:::sm?ve3]e(lKlial§ si9nn£:i3:=1t§)1[;' llvglyyﬁiii A to-load rice ~ g V ’ S’ g ' ans, joiirnenug betwe.eVn. the ports. Mr.'Kenne.. Space under center arch of l‘:)l'lt'~X:I0........7-3 feet. DVTHA-NAVP0'-L” AND ST‘ LOUIS R*’”LR‘)AD- « ’ ’"‘”. _. .. J. 33: Ii9‘U1.S.. 130- = rln ' at r vim. ‘ie "tt ‘t . : '. A "1 , =9 ' . . ' * . L ' ' ‘ L» “' . , . . ' , . .' . - . V ,- .’ '. ' ~ . . . _. _ . . . . . . . ... .,. _ it " l g ‘u ho n I d er’ W] 1 ‘J 0 me. or abortion. which resulted in the dczttli of a ! . ' Curly” CAPT"ES' dy’ “W”? ‘W me Pdfnﬂe meg“! 1‘7+wl'ga“°'n’ (“L0-'1." 53300 ﬁnder Mae arches M 9rm’Te""""b8 feet’ 11?’, EXD’e£'”*""*"'°'~°"*"'"' ’ "90 3* ’n'” 7‘°9'p‘ m‘ Amelimt‘ l=11i’=51°'1"~*11 I303-“B CI?‘-?jk'1°n°°v CU-‘RES’ F93 bid, 1 t e mea time both arisen and Di . k .1 . . . .. . 1 . r .. .. V P _ . ' ‘ V, . ' , ' 0 n - .1 Kane Mcoormztck fﬂllmb ld T _ A marmagg has been arranged between Lord puny all (4 laltard , V538. retuining Iiom V.~l.lp«.ll.ollS0 ARBIvALs_ Iﬁlght I;l:X.P‘I‘e33......_,........-,-.\.,o 1' ﬂue-I 2. In-.. |__[Fg-_Sperma.13er1.°hoea, iii.er,voiisdcbility,seml1ial losses wittt 5 _B’°“'“ ‘V33 3”“ W‘ “"3 3"“ “ml 915 “dc ‘° me I u ggn ’ . ’ 0 0 " mm’ ‘V Rusebcrry and Hannah only dauilltcr 0t’Barou 0” “"9 “'9d‘d|!1§ l3l‘l'iJ- H6 nN‘ll‘Ml1§'3d W 533W“ 3 Oil of Cl cstc Mom h S! St-' S'l‘ ' N O l h gm Ex’ (except M°ndal)°"I 7:35 at‘ m‘ drem&"P°O‘P mememlack 0":enemy’Impamncemxuarweak‘ ii murdclrcr, when he received the nrst shot. He ------- de Rothschild ‘ i ' me hm, 0,, mg bride, am] threw liimselt-‘x-itith her ‘I I r’ P ‘ J “" 1 V91‘ " ” cans‘ Accomixiodzstiontliion, on y)., ~ 9:05 a. in. g%as)V,,:zi.us.ecl" by }z;.;)§t.*2~e fe:.s:ces)s; :Ll1souG—‘1eelé., gronorrhéasaz ' '}~ .~ ‘ ; A ' ..- « .,»-V~ ' l 4 " -J . . , .. , _V , V». iV_ _* , -— .. , ., _ ‘t - ,‘ ‘j ;_.1:-3. fr',vaci'ses.ses,,s. cc 1‘ then It iciwup his hand to his face and across his Ilnprisolled and Dlsbarred. - m the tvatcr, but beloic they could 6Xtl1(3'5l..L6 V V ”m",‘V"‘_‘_;m_RE4§, _ _ V M-1530331, HA,-$3Ag AN-D TEXAS p;,gLwAy_ ,,§§§,‘,§§§,§,lfE3. oﬁgms, ,§iL&n§y1s,Skin,'Th;-out_NogQ 5 W93 Mid 1°‘3*31V‘_5d “13 “€00”? 51W‘- He fell W BOSTON January 5 .._.Ju,d~‘g-3 Biwon t,,__da Pana.ma, the-msel-v-es from the - flozttinir deb:-its. Jon“ MV""—‘“‘-9 3”“ “dices-2 New 0J1‘13~5*“=3-- and Bon.es.. Blood Eoisen Erztc1icatVed'—.I.tl:anhoc:-Re- . the ﬂ00l' alongside. Solne Chall'3 and breathed his - ' _ . _ ‘ ‘ _ V at Spgazly Striking. ' oil V ,:.'4 I-gQ}llS and ii“?-X89 EXDYQSS. H‘ 8355 3r 611-5 1).’. In. stored, Plﬁtients tl'eutCd.tLl. Ofﬂce oriby mall 0OIlll(ICIlC'ially,,8.D.i I “,-‘thong utbarlng a ‘Vol-,1’ and the [notion for a HQW trial of _ the neck’ causing instant death. _E.&0,le.lG1.an0n..."-"'--‘.1g , ‘T-1h._l_s " I{a.I1<Sa.S,EX1)I‘0SSH D. 11']. 6:33 3. 111. medicines S.uppli_eCl. REASON-AIBLE. G0l3Sl.llt8lal0ﬂB ‘,1 . IN A POOL 01*‘ BLOOD White, a. member of the Suffoll: bar, convicted at ._ PANAMA. December 2’ -—There’is- ti report of a J afterwards reached shore, ancl the bodv or his Emma C. fjlliott. JIJ‘-33.0331 PACFIC R.A1.L_W Y ‘n?’ °‘”"‘T“""‘.”"3”"“’." me‘ P““"'f‘-"3" f‘’’ S'‘‘{‘.“‘‘’' H°‘‘’’58”‘° 8‘ l that h'lll ﬂowed from his wound and formed iv ' - - V - V ‘ ~ ° - ‘ V‘ ' 5 ' A ' M“‘RR"““'3E l’”°"yb°d “i’°""d"""d "h‘°’b°°k‘ H8 pages’ ‘. . ‘ , 3 last January’s term of receivinv two registered T serious ttccideiit at Guan«e.llos. one of the south-. bl'1‘V‘l9V W“ “'35 ~v‘°V33n‘‘’-d‘ “D09 the *’93r“5h- VTHB Vl<3t°“V- L9'1lSl3D=*--»e...' V” '5 v 7 AND NA'i?Ul£R illustrate . AbouisMarriVase.itsdutieaand ism-V ti pllliddmpn yhetllom‘. For some momengllhe con. United States bends each the Vjllllﬁ of $10 000 H ern guano deposits and C it is stated scaffolding V bodwsnf Capt. Lambert and of we purse” ‘v‘31"" U"“"“°"‘Vealm' Ne a 8'13 Se” (‘~":1'1!%j‘.E1re(3S:l"i'9!'~:§i'-§:i'i'za: 'I'l":E""ll 53:23 a. m‘ I: m’ Fxedimclnts'P1WSimgy’ma“udim'm°fvm'th '* ‘. Humon 1“ *9 mom was m”-"e“5°° “"9 WM ‘ ' ’ ’ ' C ’ , ‘ J ‘ recovered. Latei-information sV.a,ys the 1o:tésen- Fziniltle 'l.‘utum Pii"tis.l;‘>i"1rg."."."“’.“'.--._V I11 t 6 lJOWl1 0f ,g«, Q ,. . .' J 3' m’ . ' m‘ "*‘*“'°‘ “I” ““°"‘””""'“"” H H Wu!‘ W"" V 3 8”U1'l€l'éll Swnlpede _aI1d scatterment of the knowing they had been stolen, and sentenced to tell. killing TONY W01’km9l1 and. W0l1.111'lill£ many gcrs nimibcred 54, and the crew 70; t.ot2tl,.1:.°-'4. It . City of Chester, Memphis....... . T1013 the R10 ,‘%3.kJ§§.¢f;,?‘?‘“‘.°J°}§’,’C“.§’,2,,’{3,§‘,;;,°.;;;.‘§ .i).'§3,".'s’n' 1‘ ""3° “' m‘ ' *"' “ l 8l1_<3StS. Mid the ilssusﬁln 009113’ Sétulltcredlllto the ' the House of Correction for two years, and topay mm-3, appears the shock burst certain pipes. connccteczl Citv of Helena, Vicksbilrg ......Tti'Ui0n W83 the ;"...”.. . A 3* 3- 5 {at in l"‘*l{l‘53’8 m -- “ J ‘ ' ‘ l 03108. With his SIX-SDVOOLOP In his hand. 30 await ? a line of $500. He was also disbarred. ‘ ' one thousand thy-eg 1~.unamd,3_nd f().u1-f,e9-n bayg with tlic,boilcVr'. and the; escape of steam, mixed: Port Eat-1-is and barges. N.‘O......SziVyu’i*(li€-‘RS. “)9 '_§:ti'V.§i‘§t§*l_¢=,,._,.‘.,,.‘;.:..:.:::::.':::::.M3:325 p-I m-:1‘ 'l:'%a.: m.‘ 2 *7 . ;_'J.i_d;_5. ~ A » _ an omccr cat the law to whom he should surren- _,_____________ of mmpm. were shipped for England .. the mm with cinders, prove-nted anybody getl.i:ng on deck BANK NOTES ¢ fV/he Vvll-a , V‘ ..... * 6:25 o. m. ]"8.:25..s.. m. _ J _ . _ I dcr. He did so, and some of the employee of the B lb 0 5hgpme.ntfm.yea1.S ’ to mwer me beats. Winn. the aid 0f wmch and life... _ _ ‘ —_ "VV ll?‘ VWl3.£jh‘Vd‘(—§"5rl1ndays only) ....5 1:08 b. m. , 9:«i-3 ii... In. ﬁlcc 621 North: Fifth street betw. .“7aVSll’lllg-9011* Avenue and. 3 hotel hmtened to me dead nod of Dr, B;-own_ A 1' 317 359- -, A ,’ ' , _ , V b ., V3 119n1)0.a_,,-Q mwm; ha 3 baln : 7 C} .i The river has fallen ten. inches . ‘~ -’ r..-3..=V- ...' ........ 1" 9:48 p.mJ.l1‘ 6:25 9.. m. Gtrecn. St.Louls.. M0. Eslﬁbllslml 133‘ . ,, .h, ,_ . . 3 , y . . i ‘ ,, . _ Llcilt. W31 and party of exploreis returned to W95’ 3 , _ =3 V 6 5‘“'e ° T13 , V i» .. fngum lc,1_-.45 D m pi 8.25% m ,3;-D11. B()IlANNAN'S “Vegetable Curative perina- i 1 ECOA 011 hi? ClOlille‘S, .i.l'0lﬂ an GXEXHIIDHBXOD Of I. COLUBTBIA, S. 0., Janualy Do-Tlhﬁ C0mm‘ﬁil.89 Panarnal from the examlnlation Of the Igavang. number gavel} 15 ],‘]_];]_'t‘,y., port. and cont}-nueg ta A‘, , “““'”" ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' " ' ' v ‘ ' " ' nanny cureaR1i,fo"ns_Oftispennaﬁorrheun.01. _uSen1_'lnn1 Which 1% “’3-S_3PDi11‘eN_ that We D0‘3'»°1' W35 1'10‘ of the Senate to examine into the alleged bribery Examination of this route has tended to comirm - WW A, ‘ ' kill ” of ice has 1'91‘ "311 the. bang 3353 OHIO AND MISS1?SlSIPI’I RAILWAY. nets" in tr0m~.2'to7 wcekstimc. Itrestores tVlie'yo1itl1.fUlVi-1§0_1~' armed, no pistol having been found upon his J.V . _ ,‘ . . the re 0” of 3V0mm.mde1. geurid e that .1‘ t,n_ _ — S R . ' ‘ _ . _ otthosc who have (lestro;ye(1;it by excesses or evil pi‘iV1_CtlC(-?.‘R‘. it pu'.3(m_ AL me time of his‘ dﬂstardly mama. he ; of a member, last Winter, by D. T. Corbin, is in net Ovgr Bevan nines iong “foam 0% ne'IcveSs_;ry“_m. , A DAY 0,11,‘ }_3iE1R1L_ of the wharfb0.at‘ ~‘ ' J }7;lz:;.C(}lEl§lbt'3:éS%Cc0YnVB1Od8tlOl1..I: J: g. in. 1‘lV'G ¥a§:§;*;1;'fg'$f§8$§gb glgijsfsztfisyﬁlfeanlﬁesteilo 01‘ d °33)V‘g3gSfgff§‘;VPit1ggs'gg; opening the canalat that point. ' J -—--"V i The our of Chester. from Memiahls. arrived §aiem- s.ccon1h'i2;.i;.'ti£>i$I323533;?» 4.3.-.-5§;.1xnIi’*~ 9.53.-.a..'$I are-ﬁn‘{BoI~IAN“NAtif,*sl "*veg§t1gnﬂe: gytrgiss guggjlfg V.‘ V . ‘I \ I ' l ’> ' .' ' ' -——-—-——-—--.-— K‘ v ' ’ ' . < . . . ‘ ‘ J... . "1 uA§InOUOQIIl¢ICl\. ‘: v ' - .-’ "L‘ . '. 1 , - ‘‘‘‘x ' V TRIED TC GET BAIB Y will he examined? The Bond Coiiimission is also x _ The Steaalfer 313 éfolmw Roughly after (.l2:rl< ‘last l;lg;ll-tihVi\?1l.-lived. hfztir trip. She will 3”‘ F"m‘1"9f‘ . ll‘ 0 D m- H‘ 8.29 an. m. ,.[j_,m gm: syfmmlh ,1.hm,e haw]; , on , f . - 0 - n 1 1V in i in ti anion into the France. rcatc. Y orcas. return Vol. .51 . p_ M29 _ 5 3 3, 3‘ ST. L.()UIb. KANSAS CITY AND NOR.THERN R’Y. thJe_cliJisea.selnrl<i-11;: in tlicir blood, coiicesled fro-1-ii oliservntion, a‘ Wdt O hal.)e.a"5 cm pus’ but f‘u1e.d’- the 0911.” In 8 3510 con D et -. ts Yes g - l . 9 . . . Wh '1‘he Elliott will be in 110511 (113.11-S1. TOWEL’ to-day, in its.const:itu=tioiiiil form, tliercbv‘ goo )zll‘(llZlll° the l1(‘allllJ I111 ciovbeials ¢iec1.dmg the case not baiisble. This bo-Vnd.e.d debt of the State and preparing a report. GAM:as.'r'rA st DEMAND. A NEWPORT, R. 1., Ja.-nu.i.iy 5.—- -. en the steam- and return t0_mOn_Ow. V JV Omaha and California EX. ,,9:05 a. m_ I, 6:0,, p:__ m‘ MMMIWSO t.1l!‘Ot,u}r’ M “W as mat 0; mm 0§,$Fing. should, ‘eligible m_11l"U01‘. and 0110 t0l%l_11,_.V lIlll3I‘0'v'0‘i,°‘?'o “'33 -----—- . PA.RIs,.Jan-ua1'_Y 5.-—’I‘h.e Rcpubtique Francoise, er Old Colo-ny, from Fall River for New York,was NO one bad seen anything of the Louismna Kansas and Colorado Ex. +V 9::4.5 u. mall 6:45 a. m. unnm<l‘mtel.v useflusrneiImne.and be CURED '0RL1FE- as. out even to the people of Pexas, familial as Bagged in the Indian Tem.it01.y_ 5'h‘€y’llflV8- been for half it century with blood and assassination. A vigilance. committee was at the time talked of, but popular feeling subsided, and V Special Dispatch to the Globe-Dcinocrat. . KANSAS CITY, MO., January 5.--A young man Ganil)etta’s organ, calls on the Government; to remove t;he.present commanders of the several o1fl’oint .Iud.ith., early this moraine’, with 3. very high sea. rt1nnViog and a heavy gale prevailing, ,th.c packet Victory yesterday, but she was looked for last; night. ’l‘l=ie Susie Silver arrived late last night from Missouri and Iowa Express. if 9:45 p. ‘werrentgon Accommodation, trom Bicldltc Street Depot. . St. Charles Acccmmod-ation, m. l‘, 6J:s'.5 a. m. F 4:251). in. *1-3:20 a.. m. 1’l’i'.C<! F ive l)f>l’l.'l rs. _ Sent to nary A_tl.t~l_l'.¢sn. ' I3.-Iﬂ.'°1),l‘..B"8 'T.'rc:itisc on Spec:-ii l‘)i~.m2.=u.1.'”sr.-zit Fl:El'P.'. the cage has been postponed 1 mini time as any . . arm)’ corps. Most of those Generals are Bona- 11511139 OT 5110 11191931‘ Steam chest. Which ‘l3011n*€<5$-9 New Orleans. dolluied by a. heavy trip. Fm-om Bicldlo Strceg. l"t:_=epot.~.. i* p. m. * 2:29) a. m. T E N @ ~- - VJ ¢ ’ ‘ -’ ‘ ' .‘ VV . ‘V - . - -. T i » ‘J n ..-._ V‘, , '0. ' , "Ir uson Vccommo a. o * . . -.*‘.'..V -. J J, V \ Judge can do under the Texas law. N’otw-ith- named -Momma alrwcd m. this (my "to day In pa“'1s“3' n°n‘e Rep“bm’ans: . the Ve"“°-313-l'°3'm mpg *2“-“m;“3' “;b°V°‘ /the hm“ 70%‘h§,,C§§,';°£3l;é.i,l?n°5.?sW§§i.1153,°y§f,?§,.i§§’,5e°‘d of 6 go tclfsiincizty only).I}.....lt Sttlllg. *5.-5345 1111:. i. '1 t . ‘ standing the circumstances under which this hor- @3155“ °f an Oﬁicer ‘Wm I”’d‘3“3- Wh°'m he had can-6 deck. bxurst, bl°0~'3klﬁB'. the P196 Stllliireli‘ 03. ’ ' ‘ “ ' L ‘3 ‘”‘“‘‘“‘‘°’ ’° ,/ lnagnltlceiitly attired st.rumpe; at the Central tl‘8ztle€I to be sent to is. Convent. ~ R. l£l‘NCr"S Syplniitic rcnicdy _ ‘_ 4. .1.‘ if.‘ V ,_ . ) _ _ ,, _ LV “‘ V 1 V __ rid um! cold -rbl~oodedJ Jcrime was committed, it, is arrested in the Indiaii Teri-ltcry. Monroe ran G9‘1‘m3vn7- badly twisting the stearn copper pipes lcad~"lVn.g te(,$I11).—f1' 1,3331: £§§§‘f§§ ’.,§§{",§‘§,"";',‘,;‘.‘,‘3,',,§’,f,,,“"§,,,S,‘§§g SE’ Loulb AND SAN BRAN(“L‘9b0 RAILWAY ° .ti:u- "°s‘t:Ii.§t§yp1zlllt1l5 llxlllthelpllglgé¥l?(*'ge%llld:()gl1?)?g£l’l?:<I« generally be loved the perpetrator of the bloody awavlast August with $13 000, and has lived a ANK 3TA_TEMENT_ V , . , . -’ J _ . ‘ ’ 1 ‘_ . , ' w “ , . ’V‘ ...' ‘ southern l’.:ins:ts&Tcx til’; . i 9:48 ._ . 6:25 A. . I - 1 , ,' 'J1.1.~.—,- in ., .- t 1- e V 3,1 11,3.'. deed Wm never beymlrmshed even with 3 term m “£3 at pwmgacy since.» only $1,606 was reeow B _ ham me bone“ and ,1,m-iqwmg the gmokg swat; hei over to (/apt. Pit. btlliliinghain. Capt. \ a 4X I D mil 8. in 01 s, ‘EKHIVVI \.l.ll8 e wars cseeo v note i the Penitentiary; certainly not with the old- cred. BERLIN, January 5.-—-'1‘be- weekly statement or across theuppcrdcck. The shock. startled the l)avidsoJn rel.uJi-‘us to this port by ra.i'l, t-of'a.tteii:.l ST. LOUIS AND S(l'U'l‘Ii‘13IAS’.l‘B'Il{N RAILVVAY. ease. cases which have resisted the t_reat1.n.eVnt_ of the , , - _ - . . « J mist _ ‘ antai d skillful‘ hysiclans in America. It tats-hi.o..eu and etrcctive rope . for the sa Vn ‘V -- the Imperial Bank of Germany shows a. decrease passengers. of whom there were sJeventy- “*3 “f‘“”‘3"' e“3°“°“ ‘ﬁt "he I‘°’°“‘““ N°"."‘°"‘“ 14”” ~ . cll(I’eSm‘.},1l11;u ru~s+."st-ages (incl) lieals the ulcers in a few true “mg no White man 13 “gel, .udlm ill ‘ﬁlb "08 - ‘ V. . ﬁve. Tliezy attempted ‘ to, escape from P391“-‘ti’ (*‘)ml"’“‘y° _ ' ‘ *~““’1“"*n"° (,n,“m"“l°°33" and , I days. It cures ulcers in: the mouth, nose. throat, in T__ ‘ T . . ~ 1 , ’ 3 f 3 .7 ‘mge FrVlsc0’s Communists. in specie of 2,470,000 marks. V men, mom, V W, ‘,-",,.e drivenvi back Capt. J no. B. Conway’s ﬁne steamer the Fan- ftﬂgl-"'3 MJ‘’~‘’-,1-.-J-~V----------.;"-5 “)5 3-’ ‘W (‘"50 3* 171* head, arms and It.-.gs;a1so, h&l'dl3alllS in the bones arm ‘X48’ ‘ ms 15 We “' aY_ some 0 foulest -~ V -- V ~ J - , .._....._....... ‘ _ , " j_ ' ' - Ch 1 I ' - ' nie ’1‘al:u-cm did? not leave tor Pictsburg on Satyr- M : ernont bmro and 1“°"7«, , V ,_ joi-nts. swelling of‘the joints syphiliitic rlienmzttism, xlnumei-3 m flexag are commlgtem A V SAN FRANCISCO, January 5,....Tne Grand Jury, by the steam and 8uiolxe,,Wh1c 11 let: the cabins day but Wm get away m_mMmVw mam Torlegtns E:;pross_. ....l 3:20 p. II1.l'l]0:5d 3.. in. em“ in a SDVOM mug,‘ 131.306 $51,“. pa(=Kage?. sent av. ‘ to-da f ' '. d‘ .t; otai st; Kearne italy’ and “.“*de’ -me” W33" 9“ Vde"k m"'°“~$h the Wm‘ Ari’ - .. ‘ k . ' '- "’ . ' . . 1"’V"shVme* —(“h_‘.".'m“1°°g" and‘ . _ erywhere by express. Atreatise on sexual disease: ' Y’ Gun an In ‘amen 3*’ n y’ «I» do-ws. Rockets were sent up, and the whistle “W J01-m Med“ Wm‘ lam getting 3'“ ﬂy yesteb Atlanta Mml""" 9”)“ mm‘ "55"'m' Pee Sent sealed for two stamps. Dr. J. l)insbeer-. Rescued by a. Prostitute. Wellock and O’Do-nnell, incendiary agitators, em UAR?’ S ' Tile 0333'. 16‘-‘Wins: for New Orleans after dark. * ‘J ‘ “ Special Dispatch to the Globe-Delnocrat. , CHICAGO. ILL., January 5.-—A fair young girl hung long and Woepiiigly upon the neck 01a for conspii'iiiiI. to incite riots. and were released from custody. All fiirn.is.l;i.cd bail Accused of Crookedness. FL.0RENCE, January 5.-—Gen.. Alfonse Ferraro 1 La Miarmora, aw-ell-known Gvoner'al:a.n.d. states.- man, is dead. sounded, but n_o assistaiice came. boat fell into the trough of the sea, and was swept by the waves, making her position perilous‘. Aqualu- may of the cargo was thrown overboard, and, ﬁnally, after €l'l'lfl.l‘l'l9,' about twenty miles, the Capt. ’l"o.m Shield will back his Commonwealth out for New Orleans on Wcdnes.t:lJa.y, without fail. Siiippers and p2tSS6m2'0.l.‘S can depend on. this. ' The B-urge Line will send out a tow for N6V"'01‘- ST. LOUIS, I-RON MlV<j_)IIl'I.‘;I"l%1:£ AND SOUTI-IERN Leave Depot. corner 0: Plush‘; and Main streelz. N a.sl1ville.,Ci1a,tnn0os:a &' At- 50.8.-N0rlll1lS?€V»@ntl1' slzrect. St. Louis. sole proprietor. Cures iruaranteed. or the monev refunded. V _ Dr. I)1n.~sbeer n1u«i.(es- Chronic Diseases 2: specialty If you arc.a.ti1icted~. with no matter what. can or write. ‘ V-V .- _ *1. A.) an )5 at am“ now in S, h V a leans next S.‘-atulrday. in care of the Port;Eads.. .1an1;a um da1J1y_,,_,,,,,,,,, , 6;- -3 m, _ _ S-l'«5ti0H ill-is m01'l1l11E- H31“ by stood the glrl’s Specmnisnawh to me Gmbe-Democrir .1. ' Egypt’ V lV::._$§§$n§.u(E0§npa t}(’)W€(3.el.lle d»is‘zibl~ed stialligtgsto SlL’LASH‘E'S., §.§§‘§il§“§t° $2 ~ :3 F01 Sal? mother’ a har d_viE a go (1 woman of forty. The SrRINGFlELD, ILL., January 5.-- hi 1.)) Weiss, GRANT A1‘ ALEXANDRL’i. ‘V V V V $:*s1d:grt&u.tOi;i£'fgigttilyfi-assengci, a woman, was CAPT, Dxci; :R,O].3..INS’O_N has been chosen by the Al‘k.‘.1;nSa.‘8—‘&‘ Teixas :XpresS;.. |'i;.0:c(ia.. silo 3.. m... -by Dl’llg‘§;’lSl3S detective looked silently upon am am yet beaum of Jonesboro. was today .recognized by Cour _ ALEXANDRIA. January 5.-—Ex-Piesideut Grant . . - %3l;)ea;l)£(l;S(:ii(§{.llJ£;E1g¥;’tl 3.6 g;Vi7g1?al’g;3éahnV:.,f (ti? on $<éCt3%T§!;{l'l1(});Ef§:gial;§2,|-£l"Y!‘1ll.:'$6§‘i%5i:.:Wﬁ. Everywhere.’ m1pimm,e_ The m0tl]e1.)8 cruelty hm d missioncr Adams to answer to-the United States has an-gved here. . ‘ I A V V Leﬂcocper. 4 J , _ . stilt. ';:1)0._ ,1,-,:0‘0.‘ ,,1.9:30. Rm‘: ,,m:05.‘ ..1..m.‘ *3,” -It-4:30’ _ J . AV “Yen Court a charge or croolcedncss in retailing liquor. S1 ARVED 1‘G- DEATH. *a:t-.0, *2».-lo. *c.zs3.. emc’ gnfambge an ~ * «-V the irirl from home, to seek a life of infamy. qnd 1‘1;.E S.CARLE'l' WOMAN HAD RESCUEI) H21; {rem is-liame. Emma Tyler was the girl's mine. Annie Wright, of it Clinton street den, was nor Fifteen Years for Murder. ‘ Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. HOUSTON, T1«3.x., J auuary 5.—-Samuel P. No- A TALE on TWO CITIES. -Chicago and St. Louis Parties Squish- bling About Compressed Cooked Two Distrcssing Tales of‘. Poverty from the Garden City. Special Dlsmtch to the Gulobe-Democrat. New Cumin-s. Times.‘ Capt. John A. Williams, of the steam-or Ashlzand, writes from Fort Smith, Ark. , under date of Decsm-bVer 30., as follows: ° ‘We are lying here to-day waiting the subsiriimz otthe-waters. The Arkansas River is huge at _ 5'11 30 Sundziv T1‘2l.lIls’l-'~-A. .: 8:23 P. M. : i:4=l. 5:10. 7:30. VALNDALJIA LINE. o,"z§co. me. 10:00, 11:05. ~ Prescrvaiivc. J. The only Remedy which cures Without additional means. ‘ . . . Day Express .... .... ...-l 800a. m.;* 5:000. in :‘$' '” ”' ' " ' delivcrcr. Emma is a mere child of ﬁfteen ‘_ ,. W , V- ; Canned Meats. V. . _ _ , . __At 3 I 1. Vk th- , _ present——t:hreo_ feet above highest water of. the Higlilancl A.ccommodsVtion...[* 8J::'0 a.. In.‘ 8:00 a. in. whose skirts do not extend b61'°V.V ‘her knees: NHL xlstconwcmd today and sentenced to ﬁfteen CHICAGO January 5..-—On November 16 the lnoilglgaofgaclliutaly 5 ml") 5 t thel: mlm season’ and '“s"mg 8‘; we ‘M7340!’ two inches per Man and AecQmm0dmmn°""l’ 3:50p“ mu. S J -' i l i R | r Ron Hall, it bar-tender in Valpai-aiso,V took’ her 73339 .10 Df» Quite 131-1303 for the murder or -Joseph V ' _ V k_ fl’ 8‘. Ger 6 er was no 1 e .1 c w so h,,,.,,,._V Wu Wm iV¢,.yie he,’-3V mm 375 b,,1.(,,.. of 90;. {P-1.lgl1}§id Accommodation... .* 5.530 n. m. 1:3s.~p. in. G W E from her home and sought to IJ'u1n_ 11%?» P-"'é‘3 Shannon, in Janna”, 1877_ Wilson Packing Company and the Pall 10% 1111 corpse lying at 10 West Ohio st.reeVt. An investi- ton, and uJnlessh B()Jn;et§1ln3 imp-peVn.s., will go out Pgfjﬁc ‘}’§j‘{i,',:ég;j"j'jj‘j_jj""" 1‘ 6'45 p‘ m"l+ 3:30 9.. in. No EXPENSE mo THE PATIENT gcliiultioiimvv tiggiilti ]s1ay:tthVéri£l:1£:_=)l:3'£T:.l3, rtggﬁlfifg ff‘ 8%; -————.————.-—————--—.——~ J of Libby, McNeil &. Libby, both 01 Chicagoe. filed gamon revealed the tag; that Joim crew had died :>vl’illlht:V;‘1t‘;§*,;;“1‘:w §m:11 Oigggafcgy %]b§0§:?;l1.£38—£m§ St. Louis Exp,.eS5__.__m_.__V__ 1. is 9.,0o~,,_ m, - * - could board with her. She replied. “Ye§~” Tm girl arrived at her place at 6 o'clock lhursdar THE FIRE méoonv. morning. When i sun LO*0K:ED AT THE romrc trmuc. ‘dressed in short clothes, the tears came into her V Tires, and she took her in and spoke to her. Tilt ilirl said that her mother abused her. Mid 3h9~l‘V‘3V‘ alarge cut on her hand where she 1121d_D9€’1 beaten. Then Hall came. Hall was a. visitor oi the house, but she at once gave lll'm_t0~lln€lel- stand that he could not keep that girl at her house. He then endeztvored to ttikelllﬁ 0h‘.1d_"°V another place, but. she prevented him. 1l01‘““8‘ on to her until she heiircl lrtonti liei'lu(i_)<t‘>‘l].l;eI‘l;m£l.11e ' ' -‘wan o 0 ' .V V5-' child said she did not 3 She than new 4 O'clock, Samuel Shiffert, a horse healer of Ash- ‘land, was on his way home, on horseback, from “this place, having collected money on the sale of ‘ When near Flowing Fields, about two , horses. miles out, on the same spot where Thos. Keelcr was robbed four weeks ago, four men c0'nfr0=Dl&Pd _ Flames Raging Furiously in a Pennsyl- ColliVery,Sum.Jinit H1ll,was of incendiary origfin_.Tlsc whole Panther Ci-c-ck Valley is endangered. All available water has been turned into the mine. mg. infendang-er-ing life and property. Onset the engine houses at the head of the slope caved in l J o’cloc Vania Colliery. POTTSVILLE, PA. , January 5.-—-fl‘hc fire. in No. 4 Collieryllo. 4,, near Summit Hill, is still burn- As the coal burns away the ground caves MINERSVILLE, PA. ,JJanuary 5--‘~5‘_h01"lb' 81091‘ this forenoon ablaze was discovered is- ping from the. rear of the elegant. ma,nsioJn of m. Kerr, Jr., of this place. Owing to it he-avy V mow, the ﬁremen could not get their apparatus a. bill in the United States Court lie-re against Wm. B. Clapp, general agent or the St. Louis T’-eel Canning Compa.ny,. to restrain him from in- fringement of the patents or complainants. for the M51019 known in iniirke-t as “Compressed cooked Owned meﬁtﬁ-” The motion for a. preliminary injunction was to-dav argued. and Judge Blodg’- V ett entered an order granting: it preliminary in- junction, enjoining the defendant, his agents, his employers, servants, workmen and attorneys, during pendency or this suit, or until further or- der. from directly or iniiirectly making or caus- ing to be made, using or causing‘ to be used. vending or causing to be vended, the article of preserved meal: claimed in any of the l-at.t.er’s His Reclining ‘1iiaj"éEE, :.«,,1,,,,,,,,,,,, to Capture Fort Pcc Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DEADWOOD, D. '1'., January 5.--some fears A are entertained here that ‘Sit-ting Bull will make ap.pareu.tly from starvation and lack of mcclica. attention. He had; been sick for scvcrutlidsys, and it seems received no aid from any source-.. Crow was iorty years or site. and lived alone in the house where he died’. The Coroner was noti- ﬁed to hold an inquest. A woman named Bertha. Fair is also reported to have starved to death in this city. She was found dead this morning, but the pzirticuliu-s have not been made known by the Police Department. Drummers inn. Flutter. NEW YORK, Jltnuaryo.--The question of doing away with the present system of commercial V more strenuous eﬂorts, to get the trade. and good travelers will seek those cities to obtain em- ployment. Being known to customers, they will by-_abl.e to get the trade as well for one house as cAuM(‘,~,-ﬁller. and. it traveler who. has it. lone l1B.l;.0.I ""‘ not belong idle. """"""'-I-no» leave-on our return trip with dispatch.” Iron Mountain has at last succeeded in gettin-it her65,000ipaJck.:tgies all disclrarged" on thelevee: after six days hard work, and she is receiving to leave Sutu:rd':i-y, for the Ohio River, as high as l:’i;ttsburg. . Tile Special River Telcgtramsi. CAIRO. ILL. , January 6.-«Arrived-A.mly Baum . Ci.nc:in.natl,, 9 p. m.; City of Helena, Vl.cl;sbur2', 9;,Mzi1'y Miller, St. Louis, 6 it. in.; Storm, New Orleans. 7;, City of Vicksburg, St. Louis, 3 p. m. Depnrterl--Andy Bzium, Mc.m:i;>hi.s., 11 p. m. ; Hele- na, St. Louis. 11; Oakland, Pittsburg, mi.(in1g;ht; Stoi'ni,l’ittsbui'si'. 9 it. m..;Mitry Miller, Cincin- Mls1url.~i.Is,. January 6.--River rising steadily. weather clear and cold. Arrlvcd—-Katie lloope-r, Little Roclc. Departed--Goloritdo, V.'icl:.s:burg; Capitol City, St. Louis.‘ . EVANSVILLE, hm. , January 3,...C1eap and 601,}; wind southwest, drew to north to-night. Mer- cury l4°‘ M6 8. m., ‘.25Oat2p. m. and 170 at 7 W KBASH LINE. Atlantic Express......................* 7:10 a. m.| Act-.olnc<i:i.tion ..... f* 4:50 p. m. ‘ l.)nil’y’Li~,2'litn.ing Express. . . .. ‘=1’ 6:40 p. m. Tlll'0ll§l‘l1 ExpreJss............. Daily Fast Line....... First Ma.ii...... "’-’1'):‘2f) 2;. m. 1' 8:40 3.. m. .* 5:35 p. in. IOOOIOOI stout,-qonouoaocoo it Except Saturday. * Except Sunday. J 1 Daily. 13 Except Monday. CAIRO AND ST. LOU.lS RAILROAD. . LeavcVTicl:et Office, 5:?'() Walnut st. Soutzh.-boil-nd express leaves 520 VVziluu1. t strce .......................... ............ ..8:% ii. in. South-boundSparta accoininodatlon leaves stree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... . .5:20-l7- 711- North-bou-‘nd Sparta accommodation arriwﬁ East St. Louis ........................... .. . N orth-bound Sparta accommodation an-ris es 520 Walnut street ......... . . .. .. ..... . . . .... . .l0,:20 a.. m. WES.'.l‘ END NARROW GAUGE P.AlLROAD. In effect October 25. 187 .00 a‘. In. A NERBACH, M. D. .lu<lia.na.-po1is,Iiid. ,78 S. Illinois st‘. BOOK giving’ fu<ll' in:st.riic1'ious for the cu-ire of S _m~rm:.i»l.ci-rlien. SeinJin:i»l Weakness, etc. , sent to aura dress on receipt: of $1. Ailrlrcss Hl+3llR EN- const itiitlon in to-urvweexs. any~ot1icr cause. Jacques, 7 University Place, New York. supplied. R. 'Rl.CORD‘S Essence or Lire restoresvmannood and the vigor of vouth to the most sh:-ittered Failure im.possJible. '1‘h.'is lire-restori'ng:rcmctiy should be tiilcen by all about to niztrry. or who have become weakened from excess or Success in every case IS as certain as that water qucnrlies thirst. Sole Agent, Dr. Jos. Druizgists PRESCRIPTION FREE FOR THE SPEEDY CURE oi’ Seminal Weakness Lost Manhood and all disorders brouglit on by in and lﬂlliculties. etc. Zw" V; ‘Ai»v..3~,.,:_ _,,;_4,ﬁ V‘ _’_ illustrated. V _ . .. ,J h‘ It on and six men were overcome by _ _ , ' . mm. 10' City of Vicksburg, Vicksbur , 6 . in. 5‘20W:-ilnut street .... :35p. m. aigcrctio; 3 exce-s. An_vd' ..;:‘:t1 th ‘ ,_V;- (11. U10 l301l03- Han 13 “ow "1 Valparaiso‘ ﬁhfsaulgggg aim smoke, and we,.e,ean-19,1. h,,me ii-‘n“(;'i"'If:;9e"t1’_5y“!‘1’;’il‘)’£_‘ -O§f’;g}?i5:)P(f'°;?:]j1;Yo§F<:g1e dﬁiggglrl; $11‘ traveling, or selling goods by sample, is still unV— River ‘2J5’f§fé 9 inches at-ici. falling. ‘vVe§t;licrpcleztr; S‘il1(‘f1l:i~;3J01111d express leaves East St.9'wa In‘ cuts. I)l‘.1JllflueS .§Co..130 Cingiil‘n:t1c,.0'- " . ‘ ._ ’ _ , . 5 . ~ _ - , . ’ der discussion and causing quite it ﬂutter among m‘-’}"'*‘"'5’ °- ' , 5 ‘u,-1,',','V',,','37§3",;;.};,f‘,;,,}‘I,5,;,§,;;,g(i5,ﬁ'f"j_""‘§_V“ ' U“me1'0if“nY Beaten by Highwaymen‘ mBenmb1e' l‘.‘.f”..“.'—’e' pump by me 5" Lows Beef Owning Com‘ ‘ those interested. One travelersavs he thinks the illl3JlIlI€€SUlg!l{(lk'If)‘ll.ll'lg§l" »‘3Vi§?i?§3'c‘lé'§}R’t‘£" 12 ﬂlgcog (alt SS L°u?s""""": """ P‘ m" Lg‘. !17'N§) Cl! ‘k 33' J’ . ~ - - . . ’ .. V . “ . .’-“ ‘ - ' .’ ' ’ ' 9"<?VuI‘.v o. . N t b, (1 J 1 .. .. . o ou. in s...c.m>- 33390131 Dlbmlch t0 ‘M’ (’l°b° Dem°°1.m' ,1, At Mlnersvllle, Pa. L SIT‘ N V abolition of commercial traveling would be sin» Arrived-—-E. H. DuVriec., St. Lc.ul’s.. Departed-— p. m. ’ M<i3"1‘0<‘V~ (‘-hi<'V?’1»‘~’t‘»~ is 81111 l1‘~‘!=ltmS El“ POTTSVILLE’ PA” January 5'-_-Tms morning Special Dispatch. to the Globe-Demccrat. ’ r “IQ BULLFD §'UIIERlE.. J cidal for New York, as other cities will then make Durfee, l’i1Vtsuiirg. Nort.l1~bound express arrives 5:20“ W aluut S Prlvzitc. Nervous. Chronic and special V l)isea.ses, Spermzttori-lions». linpotcncv‘ (-sexual iiicapacitv). Female. lhscases &§§"‘C0i1siiltntioi1, person::.lly or bv lert.o1'.,frce. Greeuhook, 59¢. Dr. Kcanis the only l,’l1}'SlCl.a.ll in the city thatwarrzints cures or no pay. All langiiagrcs spoken ’*73'i*iciu or ASSIGNEE of his appointinciit. In ' he mubefoye the ﬂrcwas l1n€l:el‘1'l8MlW1lY- . . ' ' r w p. m. l3aroinet.er near 30° and rising‘-. R‘~.'e- TRAINS GOING EAST- th= matter (I Georve Baker. in l)2iuki'uptcy. him and ordered him to dismount, and “Stand ‘in at mansion was entireilyl destroyed. Lose, 3“ “tempt t° °“*m“‘,"j F0” Peck’ 9“ the M‘59°“11 _ V Direct lrado Wlth the West Indies” 12 940 me; large and f2i.l;llng- Down-—EJ. M. J.V1l)lV'1- St . 1 3 5 7 , 9 ﬁltstcril llisttrlct of l\l'1:SSi)bl1l'l, at St. Louis. the 29th d 1’ " h d'd ot resoo dimmediate- O00 ' River, an undertaking which he has threatened , NASHVILLE, TENNI, Janu..._, ,, The De,1ega__ ‘ um aud‘tow, 8 p~.m.;G-olden Rule 1030- A,.k.m_ Le1V§t§’(')‘f]1]andv 7,30 9.30 11,.-, 9.-lg‘ 5.22 dayotljieccmber, A. 1). 1877. The lll]del‘Sl:.‘,.,’l18llhB1'9§ \ V _ , o _ , ' . _ , .._. J . . .‘ . '- " I “ 4. _. _ .........u .t‘ -z“ -E; :3--.r er.” I ,.-, ‘ , J .- .‘ .-,. . “laygtodteiievgtghiancﬁsheewgs ﬂnﬁckéd ‘"5 _1“9 home " ‘ $0 3l1‘lVet0 39C0mP“-5h- Late?‘ ‘‘d‘”°°‘ 33!’ ‘hm tiion ctlrl3bi.n.tedJ by the Merchants’ Excbailgic to §;‘f.,“£,,{3e“";"',.,‘_‘2‘,§§_“'J,'j‘;,:.i,}’f:§‘3,‘}”}§§,,“’§?.,,?°“i: 9,‘ ("1f]e-if gtr‘-‘(].:‘~;",“""]Il,‘.’,‘:‘lig',‘,‘;,‘,," 353:2 1 313151 o'l’til'§Sc$i9}l§«“Z.%mf;‘?fo£?af§?is”’Z’af’§$ 3! “by a mo“, from 3 c]ub,Wl.l1Cl'i stunned him and cut At Idttle 11001;, Ark, the Red Cloud and Spotted Tall bands 01 Sioux, ‘V,i_a_1tV Cuba and investigate we m.aVtmr 01. direct, Maggie Smith‘ 8 3. m. Cherokee «lip imp. Th}; Leave Dé Eiggugﬁlont V 7548» Missouiot-. withiii "}a.ld<l.ist1'ict.. who has C6631 ‘his’ face “m'imy' Thembbe‘-“when was mm ml. C V A G -Democrat numbering about 20.000. area.-nxi»oiisIyiocking trade Wm», the west Indies new 3 meetmg, tO_ Rtii.,.,,,m,ed r,,,.ge1,yh,e,.e, an m.,, ’b,,at,,'ha[1 good Leavelliiion avenue-......... 7:54: 9:54 2:09 3:57 5:48 ‘(‘;b"‘”tl“}‘lt’1tl“1'1’5°‘lt'§5$t‘,::"“ 1',“°"2.t’;’(’,‘iS,l,’,.3,’cttV 9 13 ° m€l‘°ifu1ly- H0 was fI‘iSl1W“Y ’.‘‘°°'‘‘‘“’‘1- 3“ P °l“‘m““°‘”°“‘“ ‘°""” ' ' forward to s.Drint’.'. when they exlwclthe G°V°""» J d ’ 1 ll . “”’°' Tile Norton left three» barges of salttm-.3 "‘""“’“ 5"" L°‘l”5‘"""""" 3*“ 1°“ "'13 “*1 """° ‘OM 0 e m 9 ‘west? S7§i1c3oUomVAssirrnee. left for dead. His pockets were riﬂed or alairge T-131,1; ROCK. January 5.—-A ﬁre broke out itt:2 _ men: to transfer them to resen,atmn_s 0, men. day and organize ,_ with» Co. Jo in C. Butch, and the -. 19 leaves an empty‘ barve for the - . o J I . 5 sum or money and ‘valuables, and ii gold n0¢Jk- ck this morning in The R1'0'0'8l'Y'3-101° 05 W31‘ own selection and, in the event of this not be- Chairman. '.l‘hVe4delcgaJtion from Nashvi'llo- nu:m- Burmaltl, Villa}, has 700 was en‘ ., d ’~"E‘d H . TRAINISV GOING WEST. DM.INISTR,A;'lfRIX‘S NOII‘ICE_I——Ci'editors and all lac . The . ' d cbc the same '° ' ‘ ' .. . - - ' J ,. - ‘T - . . ~ - - V » n-ccsiloa0-. . . $38 ' ‘ Obbs ““‘””" " ‘w‘**“"''"*‘*‘" W V other ersousare licrebyiiotiﬁed that letters 0; 9 "°"b°"* 3”’ b°“°'° ‘ - V ~ h d Mam done t-he1‘° *93*“"°“5‘ l”°”“b"h‘-3' 0‘ 3“ “W b b tﬂit en be des the e St Loni -ll °"mm° ‘ to- '- ~ st ti 2 1’ J - . gang ‘hat robbed Keelter. an account of which me 19 “key, southwest cgrner of Srxt an . bligak 1 er?) :1) long dea (1.0% :1 lemme?‘ gem-zem (9h§"l LOUHVILLE JED. alliltlﬁlloig‘; h Lewes. S(3n£.Oua& 8 "#10480 2610‘ 48% (1315 administration upon tlices-tithe or 1,~;'cdcmc.k Buddc. _ . \ . ' . ‘ ' J , ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' " ' V.-up . - V . ' “.7 ‘ Jooooanoooro‘ :0 : -:5 , :6) 2 . F ' ‘ J‘ "V ‘ ‘ ' t I '. “GLOBE-DEMOORAt'!' published. 'l-‘hi‘. 13 the “ma T“ GI-OGKJS8 $09411 1098; "N’“°d 3*‘ 3’3*5“°’. -1“: The Central City Herald was attached by sinemzr B110 fen’; (Suave. Hangers” Ky._ W0.’ Knlggf cold. Depaift-eci—Cons'Y.,,-“er §I‘:‘m°)‘;],§l°(§f]a?f;‘: Leave Union avenue. .... .. :44 10:44 2;.a4[ 4:44 6:29 dfggfggdggvlg,§‘,{}}:‘;,.f,.§,;l,,?§,§“,,§";:§§~,l3:,‘{;‘;’;};‘ . hVl$’.';ll\\.;ly lobbery in this vicinity Within a month. su.-it as follows: H.a.ri;roi»d. 01 Ht“"'”?"“a1$,5g‘g_: Mmmmg to-d-ay,at the instance 0: the m;o-.rtgage‘e. v,1j,’,_ four: gV.h_M{a.,,o0ga, four’. Mamfm’ G3; , I-our. ' Morgan, New Orleans. V...,.h’1,,_, eta ‘inches in Leave ilﬁggllﬂvgﬁ mad. 8.:r_.<z:io;52_.‘ 53:02» cJ:.,§_~2‘ 5:37 ‘ﬁn and for ma, cm. on D,,¢.,,,,,},,,,. 19, 1377, ‘ N“ claw ‘° we r°N’°"5- , nix. 0‘ Haflfﬂrdo $120003‘ Ilmaers \ 0 in: J . Angilsta, (38. , four. The steazmer leaves Savan.’ * um ea“ a” £323: Bfidgtonf R‘oa;d,,:‘,‘,l 3,.f(l’§ V ‘E95 6341 All personslavlng claims against said estate are re- ~ . , —--~.-—-- ' Lqlsrﬂ-06°‘ Damaw to bu: mag" ’ no I ' Cut in Two V nah Sunday. the 13th inst. vmxullokar’ Jzl.nm';ry5 6'1?We""‘*er cold and Arrive NrCl'lIla.Ildy...........| 9:1 *-'u'v‘1~<)l:?V325V gig ““-"3"i=9 “l’.'..iZ‘”l‘§3§§’?o§”"§3iiJ3."3E% ‘.‘.J"é’i§“’-’{””%’l.‘Zd mica? J I -‘ ~ , ’ . ~ ’ _ r ’ ‘-, ~ J ' ’ ~'-_'sa.—1:ro 1- - l‘-ill. V . V _ A Femglg Shgppgp, stucco. V V 2 Special Dupamh tome Globeynemocrat. -(>_l‘&aria.m; ’1§.’«;:'li:fll.l(; as m g;o;:fi31i:;i:(.;f_AA1~:v1isx;<;d F “~33 mggiagr t‘,ra,1n$€,ach way every-Suns“, trom the dalcllggreoilf. ancl all claillms not so exliiiiiftﬁg . -. - ~ ” ' J V ‘ , ' - . , .. . 1 . ' J -- , . -..V . J . __ ' ; -. _'''°'ﬁ' ; ,, . , ' V " '' .d~‘ mscmce i i'a.iowa:ncc w't in two years ‘ Sp °°‘a1m’°’t°h m the m°.be'D°m°_°mt' . A L’ e Fire DUNKIJRK. 0.. _-lavnlmy 5~--Last mi-'.'ht about REWARD-‘We W111 P33.“ ‘.,‘.’“'‘‘‘'~‘’.‘ '3? 93° lbw“ . 9 “- mi ~Dl’.W“ .D°“.“9-“i_»5'P- m-- s Dean» 4* - ma’. J- UN10-iv R’A':IL'WAY AND TRANSIVT c0MPA.V“"‘. V . to oil said letters will saint-cl»-or barred. , , J SEN-;£~IA. M0-v J*"““V~9"7‘5-*3» IOWS W°‘m*“- - t J . ‘ ‘"3 ‘J . . 10.30 damn ,m«.m.ng [now m,,.n,V,J me mgmwr J sand «.Jl-_oll_9m;I for any certiilcatei publJisVhcd<_b-y us ; NEW _0R1-EARS. «l”‘a-iru_arv;_ 6V.-ArriveVzltV-JcsepJii= '. V V I V V — - V. V _ _ _-_ MARIA BU’D‘D}i3. . « whosemaiden name was Em, skinﬁon hm who Kw yam, Jgguary. 5.--.Wlutt accrue to ma . ‘I-. . 3 _ _ _ __ _ _ _ V V_ reyzardin-g,Dr.V BullJ’sJ-Covu ,,h Syruup-not; found 3311- ’ B. VWi_ll~itrnis’_Vt<»w of coal,.Pi*tVtsl;mrg.- Bepm-;5a;.. V. ggugxard Atcccmmodo.nion..: 6:80 a.- mJ-V1: 4‘§{c"3- “‘~ - Aclminlstratrix o1’E‘st‘atc of l?’red.er'i‘ck' Bucltle, dei- ' _ , _ V . , f . in .1!‘Q'—lﬂlOl:$l'tlill5l discovered anion lying? V ,1 . ,_..v _ 1 M. J -& - 331 V ' ]; gum -niggn M} M 33.» 191.. . i‘ - ,-J, . . , as . 0, ~« ~ Atccoininotl-wtlone... 8-:JlV5V-a. in. l.0..o5a. in. an , , _ _ _ l . mag ygmymu has no at specs 3 , V n no one or, cyei 0., tlmorc,.0ctoben r on 1 is 1*: V , ttsburg. Clear and? . k _ .. 1 . i, , , . . married at yioungr man by the name of G. O. -..lﬂFtﬁ;rclsV liurllni IN!» V J ‘ ‘V v C ' ' V W ‘ race‘ " tlntiéili J - I . . it 7g¢°‘§l. . J . 00 am-ﬁecoinmo<laJtion... *,2:00p. m. 4.401). m.J . St._s..,n.;s December 94,1377 . , y _ . . . ._ V V ~ lot! the tritcbll $3131! ’ V: 7111330 V VFOFWIM, : V- if ' ‘ C, ‘ckY‘arcl ‘ccomm3d‘atlou.l*'5«:00‘p.1n'.l*64op.m. ; mt:cnco.l. Lab}, & 91 ;,_m, J» Berrr.imim about ﬁvcwshtasa. was or do¢iii_Vcan,b_ci¢lsIﬂIl6di w-ni€M- ‘ V V V V ' -V 6 J J arm V~ mars» . \ S I)’ N, V‘ \ ‘- 8 St. Ennis Baily Slabs-Etmntral, to ‘run PUBLIC! In ‘consequence of the great demand for money, Iwill continue to sell all my stock tor the amount due. consistinll 0! DIAMONDS,WATCHES&CHAINS and Fine J ewelry-of all description. I. G-. ILVJIOSS’ Red Hront Loan Office, 208 N- FOURTH 51‘. All Business Strictly Confidential. ____ . @J.F.LEIGETON,Wholesale Watches Clocks . .6 and J ewelry, cor. 4th. 8: Chestnut sts. Having . ,., direct connection with over 200 manufactur- ‘ -.*‘~"'_**.—-I Sen. I can offer special inducements to buyers CITY NEWS. . D. CRAWFORD at C0. call attention to a very large importation purchase of new Hamburg edg- tngs and insertings, just opened up, which are all marked at popular prices, and are exceedingly pretty. Thos. Wood Is the only direct and authorized advertising agent of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT in this city. All con- tracts made by him will be recognized as if made in the office. HALL’S SAFE 85 LOCK CO.,4.10 AND 412N. THIRD sr. GRE cur REDUCTIONS on ssrns. Postaggrstamvs For sale in any quantities, and at all hours, at this office. A DR. WHITTIER, a regular graduate, 617 St. Charles street, as for the last twenty vears, may be found from 9 to 7 daily,whcre remarkable cures may be had of blood diseases, impediments to marriage. etc., at reasonable charges. Safe medicines. Consultation free. Call or write. A THE twenty-eighth sznii-annual statement of the Travelers’ Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., is published. Gross assets, $4,313,907 23; liabilities, $3,103,566 20; net assets, $1,210,341 03, and net surplus over and above capital and all liabilities, $610,341 03. This is healthy, and evinces able management. Rerzjﬁvstute Savings Bank. Notice to Dcpositors--You are requested to meet at the banking house on Tuesday, January 8, at 3 o'clock p. in. , for consultation. SEVERAL DEi>osi'roRs. LOCAL PERSONALS. a (IJIOL. W. L. GREEN, Peoria, 111., is at the Lin- e . DR. G. W. A. REED, Madison, Ind., is at Bar- num’s. Hon. L. GAUSE, Arkansas, is a guest at the Laciede. V J . LYDSTER, Deadwood, Dakota", is at the Planters’. WM. R- CIIADSEY, Leeds, Utah Territory, is at the Laclede. Hon. JOHN L. GRAHAM, San Antonio, Tex., is at Barnum’s. A. W. SHERMAN and wife, Cincinnati, are at the Planters’. J. P. RECKWOOD, banker, Denison, Texas, is at the Lindell. D. P. TRAVIS and A. A. Sawyer, Paris, 111., are at Baruum’s. _CoL. S.uiui=:L JACKSON, Denver, 001., is stop- ping at the Planters’. Hon. Pan. 1:. CHAPPELL, Jefferson City, is stopping at the Planters’ . DR. L. D. Conner and L. 11. Cutting. of Jer- seyville, are at the Laclede. S. F. DUNN, Bonham. ’I‘ex.. and P. C. Mech- _ ener. Lexington, Mo., are at Barnum’s. ARTHUR SOLOMON and Miss Marie Solomon, of London, Eng., are stopping at the Llndell. R. M. SHOIMAKER and J. M. Kinney. Direc- tors of the Union Depot, are at the Lindell. S. W. MARSTON, United States Agent at, line- kogee, Indian Territory, and wife, are at the St. James. W. H. CLEMENT, President of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad and President of the Union Depot Company. is a truest at the Lindell. Jxo. M. Fxnxuax. Vicksburg; David James, Port Huron, Mi'ch.; M. English, Sparta, Ill. ; A. L. Hosmer, Louisiana, Mo. , are at the St.James. T. J. GITTINGS, Carroliton, Mo.; J. S. Chene- with, Chiimhersburg. IIl.: G. P. Grimes, Paris, h11o.;.lohn F. Dower, China, are at the St. Nich- o as. CHAS. W. TVILLIAMB. Greenvllle, lfiss.; D. L. Wail-is and wife, Denver; H. C. Dunn and fami- lv, St. Paul; J. M. Gentry, Louisiana. 1110.; W. H. Schoﬁeld, Williauisbnrg, Ks. . are at Hurst's. THE Fryer Opera Troupe. which appears to- night at Dollar's, arrived at 8:30 last evening via the Ohio and Mississippi Road from Louisville. Mme. Pappcnlieiui. Miss Human, Mdlle.Minzelli, Mr. Chas. Adams, Mr. C. Fritscn, Mr. Blum, and the chef d'orcliestre, Mr. Maretzck, took rooms at the Liudell Ilotcl . ST. LOUIS i1~Tsi>Lixi‘ERs. THE annual meeting of the Academy of Science takes lace to-night, in the Polytechnic Build- ing. here will be an election of officers. THERE are three cases of grand larceny set for trial on the Criminal Court docket to-day, slid there is one case of burglary and larceny. Tllli‘. United States Circuit Court opens to-day. Jud-.7,-e Dillon, who presides, is now a resident of St. Louis, and has been in the city seine days. Tun funeral of Mr. S. M. Moody takes place to- day at 1 p. m., at his late residence on Bellezlade avenue. The remains will be taken to Maine for interment. 1-ix-Gov. B. GRATZ BROWN'S lecture on Arith- metic, delivered at a recent teachers’ meeting in Mercantile Library flail, has been printed in pamphlet form. It is a ﬁnished and creditable production. 0 A GASOLINE lamp exploded at 8:40 last evening in the third story of No. 511 Spruce street, in the room occupied by Mary Dority. A still alarm, was given to the Washington Engine Company, but the flames were extinguished without damage and without the aid of the ﬁremen. 4_ y? Amusements. DE BAR'8 OPERA Housn.-The Grand Opera Festival will be inaugurated to-night with the presentation of the Hugucnots; Madame Pap- peiiheiin and Mr. Charles Adams in the principal characters. A most successful and enjoyable week of opera is anticipated, and music-lovers have determined to make the mos. of it. 0Lriuric THEATER.---Th0 drama of Uncle Tom’s Cabin will be produced to-night,with the original music and new sceneiy and mechanical effects. THEATER COMXQUE.-—The usual excellent va- riety performance with new and attractive spec- ialties. Prof. H. M. Show lectures at Washington Uni- versity to-night on Russia and Turkey. 0 Local Report. SIGNAL Orrice, Sr. Louis, 1910., Jan. 6, 1878. _ Wind. Time. Bar. Thor Hum Weather, Dir. Vel. 7 a. m.‘30.462 13 62 W. 6 Clear. 2 p.in.,30.5<sf 20 41 N.W. 20 Fair. 9 p. ni. 30.635] 14 63 l\’. 8 Clear. Means. 30.549! i5.2§ 55.3%.’. ltlaximum temperature, 215-‘ . Mll‘.lll1Um l.6lIll‘€?I‘:ll.lll“f3, 12 3 . Melted snow, 0.00 inches. WM. FINN, Sergeant. Mr A New Swiiidling Dodge. A new swindle has just been exposed by the P01309- Allarty opens asniall jewelry store, a stock of cheap watches beinlt kept on hand. A confedeiiatc, armed with an iuiitatioii pawn- iicket, represeni.ing that a watch had been p-W-'!10fl for $75 or 580, works upon the sympathy of an acquaiiiiance, and induces him to redeem the watch. S-limilcl the friend do so, he does not see the supposed owner of the waich again, and he is left to the contemplation of a piucuback timepiece. - Habcas Corpus Wanted. Monroe Johnson, at present a St. Louis County prisoner conﬁned in the Jail charged with hog stealing, will be taken before Circuitcourt No. I, this morning, where his attorney, Mr. J. W. Mitchell, will €ll‘,’l,'ll£3 his release upon a writ of hub-eas corpus which has been applied for. The Prosecuting Attorney of St. Louis County, Capt. Brown , is respondent in the case. APIIILADELPHIA principal of apublic school wenton sspree latelv, and quarrcled with a teacher named Holdsworth, in atavern. They agreed to fight it out according to prize-ring rules, and did so. In the nineteenth round the SILVER J UBILEE. Interesting Ceremony at St. Lawrence 0’Toole’s Church. = Honors to Rev. Father Henry-—Greeting-sq, Addresses and Presents. St. Lawrence O'Toole Parish was in holiday at- tire yesterday, and ‘turned out en masse to do honor to the priest who had ministered to its spiritual wants through a quarter of a century, and had assisted in its development from a mere . handful of eomuiunicauts to one of the most «powerful parishes in a city of half a million souls. It was the Rev. James Henry's silver jubilee, an epoch in the history of the Church that excited the interest not only of all good Catholics within the parish, but in all parts of the city. - St. Lawrence O’Toole’s Church. within, is one of the most imposing ediﬁces in the city, there of wealth, who have given of their substance liberally for its adornment. Its massive altar, of Italian marble, is of itself a rare work of art,and with its rare paintings and rich memorial win- dows, make of it a temple well worthy of dedica- tion to the service of the Most High. For yester- dav’s services its attractions were largely in- creased by the generous use of ﬂowers and ever- greens. Disposed about the altar were baskets of the most exquisite ﬂowers, while twined about the pillows throughout were festoons of verdant leaves. Suspended from the gallery and organ loft were wreathes of leaves and ﬂowers, and from the sermon desk festoous of ﬂowers. The decoration, which was done under the auspices of Father Tallon, was inexcellent taste, and gave evidence of artistic skill. With arealizing sense of the attractive- ness of the occasion, and the likelihood of a large attendance, the Committee of Arrange- ments had provided therefor by ﬁlling the aisles with chairs. There were none too many, for when the services opened every available foot of space in the auditorium was occupied. To add to the grandeur of the services, the choir had been materially increased by volunteers, while Prof. L. Dubuque presided at the organ. THE SERVICES, which consisted of the celebration of solemn high mass, were rendered doubly impressive by the attendance of a large number of Church dignitaries from other parishes. The Rev. Father Henry) acted as celcbrant, Rev. Father Russe, of SS. eter and Paul's Parish, as deacon, Rev. Father Hayes, of St. Patrick’s Church, as sub-deacon, and Rev. J. J‘. Flanagan, of St. ,Tlieresa’s Parish, as master of ceremonies, while to Rev. Father P. F. 0'Reilly, of the Immaculate Conception Parish, had been assigned the duty of preaching the sermon of the day. In addition to the above. there were seated within the sanctu- ary Rev. Father Whippei-an, S. J., Very Rev. Leyden, C. M., and Rev. Fathers Brantuer, Gal- lagher, Butler. Stack, Geason, Shindle, Van Dersanden and Tallou; also Brothers Nicholas, Antonio and Richard. , ‘rim SERMON. ~ Subjoined is a brief synopsis of Rev. Father O’Reiily’s eloquent discourse: He selected his text from Isaias, 66th chapter, verses 19, 20, 21 and 22. and said: In the history of God's dealings with the human race, one fea- ture stands forth with peculiar prominence—cre- sting man for heaven, he willed to guide him thither through the ministration of men. The priestly order presents itself at the very begin- ning of man’s history. Abel, Noe, Abraham, Aaron, with his successors, lead us unto Christ, the High Priest of priests. Christ continued him- self and his work in the apostles and their suc- cessors. Through them is the word preached, are graces communicated and men saved. The dignity of the priesthood was here presented by the reverend speaker, and after, the authority divinely given and guarded. Then the responsi- bility of the priestly office, its cares and trials, its heavy burdens. This led to the obedience of the people, and their consequent reverence for the priesthood. The priest's relations with individ- uals aud those specially committed to his charge next found place. His relations with society and with the world at large followed. Then came the power and place of the priest as a teacher of truth and guardian of morals. In the light of this general view of the priest- hood Father O’Reilly rapidly reviewed the twenty-ﬁve years’ work of him who had reached his silver jubilee in the ministry. He closed with shops and prayer that the silver glory of this meridian hour might grow golden as the sun of Father rlenry’s life sought its West, and as it set, heaven become the home of an everlasting being among its regular attendants many persons “ worms came to the surface in immense numbers on the 24th, and frogs were heard on the 18th at Lexington and St. Charles. ’ slight excess over the Normal, which is 8.03. In the State, the rainfall was least in the northwest, P3108 1.30 atoorn-i-ug.1.68 at Hopkius,but increas- ing towards the southeast, being 1.98 at Pleas- ant Hill, 2.70 at Clinton, 4.05 at Ironton, and 4.55 at Poplar Bluffs. At the Central Station the highest temperature reached was 690 on the 12th,. the lowest was 19° the 2d. (At Lexington the maximum and mine- m.}1m were 67.°and 15° .) The total run of the wind for the month was 7,742 miles, an average of 250 miles per day. The highest daily run was 495 miles on the 30th, the lowest was 117 mile on ihel7th. FRANCIS E.;NiriiER. Washington University, St. Louis. THE collars. fsatui-dav"s Proeeedinirml United States District Court -Jlldgﬁ — Treats ' - Marshal's account current against the United States for the September term, 1877. of the United géagtéass Circuit Court, presented and approved, at I 7 I . ~ United States vs. Bailey J . Needham; manufac- turing tobacco without license; arraignment, prleiiided not guilty; remanded to custody of Mar- s a . . United States ex rel. L. Hawley vs.thirty-three barrels rectiﬁed whisky, etc. ; Marshal's petition for allowance of extra expenses ﬁled and pre- sented;sarne allowed at $83 75. James Kennedy et al., and in matter of S. B. Lizzie Bayliss, etc.; extra _ expenses incurred by the Marshal, amounting to $136 20, allowed In Bankruptcy. Fradelshon Harris; answer and demand for jury ﬁled. _ Elias Kuehn; order for composition hearing for January 14. J . C. Kirkbrlde; petition of assignee for leave to sell stock in trade at retail granted. _ _ Central Saviugs‘Bank; hearing had in the mat- ter of the re-examination of the claim of the Iron Mountain Bank. Goodwin, Behr & Co. ; order on A. S. W. Good- win to show cause why sale oi certain property should not be had, etc.; motion of assignee to amend order of December 27 refused. M. M. Manning; hearing had in the matter of ghedre-examination of the claims of W. W. Sand- 01‘ o ‘ BEFORE REGISTER EATON. James Lindsay; hearing on petition of bankrupt for discharge continued to 12th, at3 p. in. Charles H. Thom; third meeting continued to 18th, at3 p. in. Bernard Sleviu et al. ; re-examination; clalmof Bernard Slevin, et al., trustees, continued to 8th, 3 p. in. _ In the matter of Hart & McCartney; exceptions to schedule of property set apart to McCartney overruled. , BEFORE REGISTER CLARKE. _ Hugh H. Williams‘ proceedings for selection of assizuee ordered had at 11 a. m., January 18. Dudley C. Cummings; assignee reports balance of $1.230 50. - Win. A. Hunt; monthly report ﬁled, showing $725 44 on hand. Central Coal and Mining Company; assignee relports $2,987 09 to the credit of the estate. aveille, Warner & Co. ; assignee presents _re- port on condition of estate; proceedings for divi- dend continued to May 1. - Criminal Court-—Judge Jones. This Court, which has not been in seslon for several days, will resume business Monday morning, though it is not expected that any case will be taken up. The cases set for trial are: Nick McAdam, alias Ficklear, charged with bur- glary and larceny; George Garlock, grand lar- ceny; Patrick Shea, same; Jesse Coleman, same. Court of Criminal Corrcctlon—.Judge Cady. Spencer Herrick, petit larceny; nine months in Work House. _ Ed. Cuyne, selling liquor without license; bond forfeited. ’ John Stortz, violating city ordinance; defend- ant discharged. Hlifaggie Moore, petit larceny; one month Work ouse. . Louis Schultz, assault and battery; dismissed at defendant's cost. , New Accusations. Peter Dilbridge, assault and battery upon May Dillbridge, of 2648 Morgan street. John Wagner, petit larceny, in stealing an over- cast from Chas. Steinmeyer, of 209 South jubilee. ADDRESS OF PARISHIONERI. Upon the conclusion of mass and the retirement of the clergy, the congregation was requested to remain seated. After a brief 8be8DC8 Father Henry returned to the sanctuary, accompanied by Fathers Russo and Hayes. The parish pastor was at once confronted bya committee of his parishioners,-consisting of Messrs. Geo. Kyler, Maj. Ilarrigan _ and John M. Hennessy, whose appearance indicated that they had been assigned an important duty. Mr. Kyier, as spokesman, addressed Father Henry as follows: Reverend and Dear Father: Although con- vinced that we have no words to express our sentiments, yet we gather around to offer our congratulations, and to pledge our love on this happy occasion of yoursllver jubilee. A quarter of a century in the priesthood, and nearly all of that time among us. we have had. iiinple oppoitunity to judge of your worth as a priest and of your character as a man. Truly, you have been to us a chief, a father and a friend. Great independ- ence, love for the right, charity toward the poor, sympathy with the oppressed, zeal for religion--- these are marked cliaructeristics of the pastor of St. Lawrence O"1‘oole's. ,:, when you were sent among us, father, this now ﬂourishing parish 1 I ll. , WIT!» 00ll|1»'- * ' Fourth street. Alice Simmons. petit larceny, in stealing $17 from Peter J acquel, of 721 South Fourth street. Henry Woods, petit larceny, in stealing a woolen jacket from Samuel Hornguson, of 623 Franklin avenue. ‘ Chas. Mashmeyer, abandoning his wife Eliza- beth Mashmeycr, of 1402 Jackson street. Herman J. Lubsen. assault and battery upon H. Rubeuack, of 314 Locust, on November 21, 1877; bond of 3200. Fred Fisher and Joseph Blons‘. assault and bat- tery upon Hillery Brown, of Twenty-fourth street and Lucas avenue; bond of $200 each. First District Police Courtr—Judge Jecko. The docket contained only thirteen cases, of which only one represented an arrest made the night previous, that of Jacob Leinan, who was charged with being drunk on the streets, but so- quitted ou the ground of insufficiency of proof. Fines of$20O were imposed in the cases of Joseph liaher and Jonas Isaacs, and of Albert Schiller, arged with violation of city ordinance. Will- ’ '., was ﬁne; ;~.:. an unsgitislied judg- ~ - s ‘ " ‘i-; and was allowed a school, you have already taken »ste%sto , , building which,while it shall be wort 1 _ ‘ parative wilderness. The humble church’-_built it by your energy has been replucedby lﬂﬁlﬂlfsl, ‘ temple, and, not satisﬁed with th respoiulen ts months 0, we 01 co Court-—Judge Denison. of education, will also be another ,.e ’ your name. . their l'€gLll'd, we request you to accept" mks": V from your devoted people. Wishing you health, and hoping that you may be spared to us to a ripe - Upon the conclusion of the Church service old age, we trust you will often remember our many wants at the altar of the Most High. Father Henry was then presented with a superb golden chalice, and the address (given above) in album form, on the covers of which, in porce- lain, were the pictures of himself andtof the church. 3. C. T. A. AND B. SOCIETY ADDRESS. scarcely had this pleasant episode come to an end than a committee of the Roman Catholic Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society (of which Father Henry has been President for four- teen years). consisting of Messrs. Wm. Henry, John Enright, Maj. Russell and W. A. McDon- ald, pressed forward. bearing in their hands an- other gift for the worthy priest. Mr. Henry, as spokesman, said: Rev. Father: The Roman Catholic Total Absti- nence aud Benevolent Society, of St. Louis, con- gratulate you on this happy occasion of your silver jubilee. During the fourteen years you have been our President, your wisdom and ener- gy have enabled us to overcome the many trials and difficulties that have confronted the “old society, ’ ’ Your fervor and zeal in the cause of total abstinence have brought joy and prosperity to many hearts. Your care and solicltude for the welfare of individual members have caused them to look to you as afather,a friend and ii counselor. And now, reverend Father, we beg of you to ac- cept thls painting as ii slight token of the esteem in which you are held by the members of our society, hoping that the sight of it may cause you to remember us in your prayers. The committee then transferred to Father Henry a superb portrait of himself, executed by Rodgers, together with the address, printed in silver on blue silk. Father lieni-y's response was brief, perhaps rendered so by emotion engendered by the occa- sion. He believed that it was better to compress his thanks. He thanked his parishioners most earnestly for the evidences of their good wi'ii,aud the members of the Total Abstinence Society for their appreciation of his efforts. With this the congregatioii was dismissed. OTHER ADDRESSES. Yesterday forenooii Father Ilc-.nry,‘)cfore mass, was pre.-enled, in the school hall, with an ad- dress from the girls. bv Miss Blanche McDonald. Accompanying it was a magniﬁcent silver ice pitcher, solver and ptiir of goblels. The Young Lodz: Scdalliy, not to be lacking in interest, presented, ilirough Miss Belle Trinible, an address to Father lieury,aud notiﬁed him that they had carpeted his rooms. The boys’ school also presented an address. Father Henry was also the recipient of a large number of other presents, seine of them of considerable value, from friends and parishioners. Father lleury’s personal friends were invited to an enjoyable dinner. . During the progress of the dinner, and at about 5 ojclock, the Shamrock Benevolent Society, of wmcli Father Henry was for many years the Treasurer, appeai'cd in procession to the number of over 200, and made a call on their friend. An liddrcss, beautifully written and richly decorated, was presented to him in behalf of the society by l’;itrick Moualian, the President, signed by that gentleman, M. J. Dolau, Win. Noonan, John Welsh and John Huirues, a committee. The ad- dress expre.-sed love and good wishes. Before the ceremonies of the day were con- cluded an address was received by the Reverend Faiher from the Young Men's Sodality, accom- panied by an appropriate present. # Missouri Weather Service. CENTRAL STATION, January 4, ie7e.~—'1‘he De- cember just past was remarkable for its abnormal tcmperauire. The mean at the Central Station being -15 dog. 6 min. ,which is 12 deg. 4 min. above normal, and 2 dog: 7 min. above the normal No- vember. At liexingtou, a mean of 43 dec. 8 mm. is re- porte . At Tioy (December 7), see!“ ‘J1 35¢0_1'8, hemp, miistnrd, elc.. were -”'91'V9d Sefmlllai-W8 in open ground» 38 "" “PE”,- A; Le_v‘d£t0n and Clinton, rose, peach, lilac and mu?!‘ blldﬁ were unfolding, and at the latter 1,,...:, strawberries were reported in bloom. A; school teacher, who had been badly punished from the start, received a terrible blow be-twcgcﬂ the eyes, and was compelled to throw hr "5 sponge. He was taken to his home 3'3"°"‘°1-V bruised and perfectly sober. in large numbers in the wheat ﬁelds (24th) rainbow was seen at Clinton at 1 2:15], and half an ho hing at Poplar Bluﬁs 2112.1). At St. Ironic, earth gexington, the eggs of the "ﬂy” were ham]-dug he _ - on . later at S:.LI<)iul§. Light- 1 In recognition of your labors, and as aatiégﬁf. I. "cum" Wm] 'Dlltl'l¢t docket contained ten cases . and‘yieldcd $9. Dan. Honig, for fast _, . fined 33. Owen Casey), a young man L“ 3 1- v - for trial in rather a uttered condi- tiou, was ﬁnedslo for en aging in a disgraceful ﬁght in a Cass aveqéigmsu ooii. Judge Deiiisoii, by the earnest pica ' 5 of the boy's mother, subsequently dismissed Owen from custody, but in Casey appears again he will not be let on‘ so easily. Michael Maloiiey, for disturbing the peace, was ﬁned $5, and Carrie Miller, for the same offense, was also ﬁned $5. Carrie Shang- nessy, for drunkenness. $3. AL CATHOLIC c5LoNizAi'ioN. Meeting of the Society--Arrangements for the Festival. A meeting of the Catholic Colonization Society was held yesterday afternoon at St. Patrick's Hall, the President, Mr. P. J . McGratli, occupy- ing the chair, and Mr. John Kelley acting as Secretary. There was a good attendance on the part of the members. * Most of the business transacted was relative to the festival that is to be given on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this week, for the bone- ﬁtof the Association. This festival promises to be one of the most pleasureable affairs of the season. The "Qui Vive” dramatic club have kindly tendered their services and will bring out a popular comedy. Besides, there is to be danc- lug and an abundance of refreshments will be on hand during the evening. The report of the Committee of Arrangements was read by the Secretary, Mr. Kelley. The re- port stated that everything would be in readiness for the opening on Tuesday; the colors of the Floor, Supper and Reception Committees were designated, and the arrangements for the man- sgcmeiit of the cloak-room announced. The committee appointed to solicit contribu- tions also made a report. A number of the brew- ers of the city had contributed _ fourteen kegs of beer, and more had been promised. Game, cof- fee, tea and sugar had been promised them. Mr. Timothy O'Brien, of East St. Louis, was appointed by the Chair to solicit for the cause among the pork-packers, brewers and merchants of the eastern shore. It was suggested that the street car companies might be induced to run cars at stated intervals after midnight on the night of the festival, and the matter was left to the Committee on Arrange- iiients. Mr. John M. Hen uessy moved that a committee of three be appointed to draw up cous:ratulstorv resolutions to Rev. Father Henry upon the com’- plctioii of the twenty-ﬁfth year of his ministry. In ciIei'iug this motion. Mr. Hennessy paid a glowing tribute to the reverend Father who, he said, was one of the originatois of the happy scheme of colomzution now being carried out by the Association; that he had always befriended his countrymen, "standing uuﬁlnchingly by them in the dangerous time of ’5-1, when it was uiisofe for an Irisiiman to show himself on the streets of St. Louis, and was ready to sacriﬁce his life for his people. ’ ’ The motion was unanimously and heartily car- ried, and a committee consisting of Mr. Holines- sey, Mr. T. M. Granville, Mr. Richard Walsh and the President, Mr. McGrath, was appointed. Until next Sunday was given to draw up the reso- lulion. The Chairman announced that the annual elec- tion would take place on next Sunday, and the meeting adjourned. Immediately upon adjournment the Board of Managers held a-brief meeting, deciding among other things that the twenty-eight lots Which are to be rnfiicd Off, will be selected by lot. Church Debt Rubbed Out. Yesterday, after inoriiing services, B"'- R- 0- Houglitou, pastor of the Union M Church: announced that there was a de"‘”‘ °f "‘°°m9 I01‘ the year 1877; in other Wf"“3' we exP°“5°3 ml’ the year exceeded ther""°“°e3 by 51300‘ H9 “*5 that it was ad,,.-oie to balance the books. as Union M_ 1.-. Church intended to pay its bills p,.0m,,,;_. , and always would. It did not desire u, ...li'ry old debts, and therefore _it would be well to commence the New Yea‘l”slIl1DlStl'all0n8 free from all past monetary obligations. The appeal was responded to by the coug~regation,in subscrip- tions to the amount pained, reflecting credit upon all who engaged in the good work. The raiufsllat St. Louis was 3.24 inches, as ithathadbeen caused by the denial of certain IS, THERE A HELL? Rev. Dr. Lofton Gives His Views on This Question. “Every Man Digs His 0wn,He11-God Tries to Keep Him Out.” Rev. Dr. Geo. A. Lofton, pastor of the Third Baptist Church, corner of Fourteenth street and Clark avenue, addressed a large congregation last evening‘, chosing for his subject the question: "Is there 9. Hell?’ ’ He stated that he had made the selectionpartly on account of the agitation eminent men of the existence of hell, and in part because it was a thoroughly legitimate subject for discussion from the pulpit of the Church. It was a question of inesti-mable importance, concern- ing which there should be no hesitancy in sneak- ing. The text chosen was from \the 9t_-h Psalm, 17th verse: "The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all nations that forget God.” ’ The speaker discussed the proposition from TWO STAND-POINTS ; first, that the Word of God taught of afuture end- less punishment; and second, that reason and common sense established the truth of the doc- trine laid down. He invited an undivided and unprejudiced attention, holding that no man could be proﬁted as a wayside nearer. The wish, he said, was father to three-quarters of all the human thoiight on the subject of future punish- mcnt. The wish to blot outof God’s law pro- visions for the punishnientof its vio1ators,_was father to the conclusion that no such provisions existed. This conclusion once reached, its_ in- ﬁuence was almost proof against eradication . Punishment, temporal or eternal, is always re- pugnant to the heart. The Bible taught ofa fu- ture, eudless punishment, and Dr. Lofton mar- shalled his Bible witnesses, beginning with the Psalmist, who had said, “the wicked shall be turned into hell. ’ ’ - ’ - UNIVERSALIST8 _ had endeavored to give “hell” a new deﬁnition, and ascribe to it a meaning not permissible under Bible teachings. They had tried to make it ap- pear that it meant the‘ grave. Under this view of the case, the just and the unjust met the same common lot, for the grave was the doom of all men. These opponents to the doctrine of end- less future punishment, might be divided into three classes; first, those who believe in no hell at all; second, those who pinned their faith to a temporary hell, the punishments of which were finally to be abolished, and third, those ‘whose idea of hell was that its occupants were after a season overtaken by annihilation, and complete- ly wiped out. Dr. Lofton thought that heaven and hell might be experienced in a limited sense upon earth, but eternal joy or punishment had reference to some- thing extending beyond the brief space allotted to those here below. He drew upon other Bible witnesses, beginning with Isaiah, 30th chapter and 33d verse, ‘ ‘ For Tophet is ordained of old; yea, for the King it is prepared: he hath made it deep and large; the pile thereof is ﬁre and much wood; the breath of the Lord, likea stream of brimstone, doth kindle it.” This, the speaker said, was THE FUTURE HELL after the judgment. It was not the Hades of the text, the middle state of the damned, but the bottomless bit, the second death after the judg- ment. After deducing proof from the Old Testa- ment in support of his argument, Dr. Lofton turned to the New Testament as the higher rev- elation, and carefully analyzed the testimony of the witnesses found therein. He held if their evidence was worthless upon this subject and they were proveu false therein, then their evi- dence upon other matters was worthless; and, under such view of the case, the Bible might well be dispensed with as laying down nothing but false doctrines. The language of the Bible left no room for other inference than that hell was eternal and unmitigated. There was no ﬁgura- tive hell. There were ﬁgures of hell, but no ﬁg- - urative hell. Throughout the Bible ﬁre was syn- onymous of hell. Of course. it was not a literal fire, for that would mean ultimate annihilation, over which the legions of_heli would rejoice, in view of an end of their punishment. It was All ETERNAL FIRE, burning within the consciences of the lost men and women forever. It was an uuqueiichable flame and an undying worm. It was memory that constituted the worm that never died, and the punishment was substantial, eternal and un- mitigated. It was impossible of description in literal language. Presumiug upon a reformatory effect from punishment and upon an ultimate sal- vation was presuming wvithout substzuitialing Elsiiliap musing, gaiumrp '5, 1878. facts in even ordinary experience. The effect of punishment was not to reform. It was employed as a preventive, and not as a corrective. God had said that hell has no bottom. and believers in his word had to accept this statement with the rest. Every man dug his own hell. God tried to keep him out, and warned him of the wrath to come. If he went to perdition, it was through his own willfuliiess, and the punishment was eternal and unmitigated. SUB Jessa. Belleville. The resident members of the Southern Illinois Medical Association are making ‘grand prepara- tions for the entertainment of their visiting brethren during the session of the Association in this city. In addition to the lectures promised there will be a grand instrumental concert on the evening of the 18th inst., by the Philhar- monic Society. to be followed by a ball at the City Park. It is expected that fully 200 physi- cians will be in attendance at the meetingsnvhich commence on the 16th lust. Mr. Joseph Abend, real estate agent, met with quite a serious mishap on Friday even- ing whilst driviug in the vicinity of Mascoutali with it friend. From some unexplained cause the buggy in which he and his friend were seated became uncoupled, and the rear part, instead of falling forward, turned over backward, causing both gentleman to fall upon their heads and shoulders. bruising both of them severely. The horse ran away with the front wlicels,and getting into the woods soon used them up. Jacob Bischof, Sr., the well-known butcher, had the misfortune to break one of his legs on Thursday night by an accidental fall. A robbery was committed in West Belleville on Monday last, the particulars of which, first made public, are as follows: Mrs. Abbenet, the wife of Lorenz Abbenet, had been out in town shopping, leaving the house locked up during her absence. On her return. feeling tired, she laid down and fell asleep,her slumbcrs lasting for several hours. On awakening, her feelings were such as to cause a suspicion that she had been drugged, and that some one had been in ‘the house. Au examina- tion veriﬁed her suspicions by the discovery that 3, wen-ﬁlled pocketbook. which she usually car- ried, had been taken from her pocket. The sup- position is that some person got into the house during her absence and crept under the bed, and that after she had got to sleep chloroformcd her, thus rendering the berpetration of the theft an easy matter. The English-speaking churches of Bclleville will observe the week of prayer by holding union services. Monday and Tuesday evenings the services will be held at the Presbyterian Church, and in the Methodist Episcopal and Baptist churches the balance of the week. Alton . In the contested city election case the Supreme Court has granted the mandamus applied for by Hon. J. H. Tager, attorney for Mr. Fries, and made the writ returnable at next term. Mr. Tagcr moved to have the writ made returnable at the present term, but the motion has not yet been acted on. . The Alton Guards. Carrolltou Guards and Win- chester Guards have been consolidated into the Sixteenth Battalion, 1. N. G. It is hoped, in this city, that Capt. Jas. T. Cooper, of the Alton Guards, will be elected Major of the battalion. The second term of Shurileff College has opened with an increased attendance. Among the new students is Nathan Colo, Jr., son of Congress- man Cole, of St. Louis. An old gentleman, named Hart, had a fallen an icy pavement, in Upper Alton, yesterday, and dislocated his shoulder. Armstrong Bros. have erected two large ice houses opposite the city, but the prospect for ﬁll- ing them this winter is slim. Our horticuiiurists state that the fruit crop has not been injured so far this season. ‘Owing to the ground being cold and damp, the buds did not swell as much as was feared during the mild weather. D D BOY BURGLARS. A Good Haul of Goods, and a. Haul by . the I olice. At a little after 3 o'clock yesterday morning Of- ficers Mcllale and Kickers noticed two young men, named Mattie Mailer apd Bill Thomas, each aged about eighteen years, walking rapidly up Eleventh street, near Biddle, carrying a number of good-sized bundles. They are well known to the police, and were arrested at once and taken to the Third District Station. An examination of their bundles revealed a miscellaneous assort- ment of groceries, hitters, essence of coffee, sta- tionery floods, and other articles of mei'cha"" "‘ pecu iar to small grocery establish 0-"" Manor and Thomas were loG"",; ma’ ind ?ﬂer 9‘ .. h ,,,,,,.n or on y no po- 5ea‘°h ”"'°“gh°““ .3 . re discovered at the line, traces of a burglar? “9 0' ~ . . . ' 14.0 fsoith Elev- . » d grocer store of L - ""‘a“ .' , gmh my .... .-ffutier was off, and s laige . '. ll‘ pane ofﬁflass removed from the window. Mr. Roland was then awakened by the omcers. and upon going into the store found that he had cer- tainly been r_obbed. and of the very articles found upon the two prisoners. They were sent to the Four Courts yestei°day morning, and war- rants will be sworn out against them this morn- ing on a charge of burglary and larceny. L Funeral of Officer Ayers. The dead policeman, Benjamin S. Ayers, was buried in the Daggett lot in Bellefoutaine Ceme- tery yesterday afiernoou. At 3 o'clock the body was taken from the home of the family to St. Peter's Church, on Grand avenue, where Rev. Dr. Ed. P. Berkley conducted the burial service of the Episcopal Church. The remains were D _ escorted to their last reeling place by the entire mounted platoon of police, under command of W. Ho I ‘ A Card. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: I notice an article in your issue of this morn- ing, headed “The Workingmen,” in which you use my name. In the first place, I had nothing to do with the ‘ ‘labor troubles of last summer.” and can prove by many friends that I was conﬁned to my bed sick from the 9th of July until the latter part of August, I further state that I never was connected with any public mobs or rioters during my sixty years in this wicked world. I did not tell your reporterof any societies, or name any men or parties being connected with any contem- plated parade to-moritovv or any other day. I did on yesterday improvise a rough sketch of a gallows, and did say that Traitors Ittner, Cole and Metcalfc should be hung in effigy. and I believe. so yet. I did not tell your reporter or any other person of three or any other number of ‘ ‘banuers” being in maklng,nor do I know of any such. Thatul have -ever been a friend of down- trodden humanity, and over shall be, Ihave no reason to deny; but that I have or ever had an connection with mobs or riots I do deny, ai wish you to do me justice in stating the same. Yours, etc., R. D. GOODWIN. St. Louis, January 5, 1878. BUsiNEss””E"o”fioEs. Airs. II. M. Banker (formerly Miss Curran) has resumed business at her residence,294.5 Dayton st. SITUATIONS wAN'rE1i-—irEs_1ALEs \’ &/\/\/\/‘/\/©\/ WANTED—By experienced mother a child to take care of; 616 Walnut street; prefers an infant. AN TED—-Situation as n_urse; competent to take entire charge of an infant. Apply Monday. 7th inst. , 1109 St. Ange avenue. AN’I‘ED—-Situation, by a German g1r1,to do gen- eral housework inaneat family.‘ Please ad- dress D, E., this office. Ref. given. SITU A TIONS .WAN TED-RIALES. ANTED-Situatlon, by a party thoroughly ex- _ pei-fenced in establis in°' ocal agents for pub- lishing business. IV. R. N ., this office. TANTED—-Situation by first-class coacliman; best city references. Henry Wiiidish, 1536 Lucas av. AN TED—-A first-class custom cutter wants a sit- uation. Address Cutter, this oﬂice. W‘ANTED~To Hotel Keepers—Situation to do paintiiigxpaper-hanging or whiteniiiv; will work cheap and give best references. Address I. H. .215 Elm street. P. 8. Wall paper hung at 10c per roll. ' ANTED—Situation by a practical engineer of 30 years’ experience; can do work on lathe and planer. and fair job hlacksniitliing; will go to country if required; best of reference as to skill and sobriety. Address C., 2229 Argyle avenue. St. Louis. AN-TED—-A commercial traveler employed by St. Louis wholesale houses for the past 11 years. just returning from a trip, who can inﬂuence an im- inense trade in the States of Teiiiiessee, Mississippi, Alabama. Florida. Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas, and fair trade in West and Southwest, applies for a. position either as traveler or home salesman. Best of ref- given. Only A 1 houses need address Vacancy, care letter carrier 41, P. O. . ANTED—-Sitiiat.ion—The advertiser is well ac- quainted through Missouri; wi hes a. situation in a wholesale house-clothing or dry goods. The best of city and country refs. given. Ad. J . B. , this oﬁice. V ANTED—-I Mean Business More Tliaii Money- Situation, either as hotel or grocery clerk; can command a reasonable amount of trade at either. Address Business. this office. AN'1‘ED—S'ituation by a boy 16 years old. in either the drug or commission business; wages no object; best of references given. Address A. M. IL, this oﬁice. ANTED——A situation by young man as clerk. _collector or hotel clerk. Willing to work cheap on trial. Address G. J . 11., 1011 Coiupton avenue. - HELP W.ANTED- FEMALES. , AN TED——G-ood girl for general work. 1834 Lucas Place. AN’1‘ED—-A good German girl in a small family; must have good reference. 2749 Clark avenue, HELP WANTED-.M.ALE8. ANTED-200 men, to chop wood for Midland furnace, six miles from Cuba. on St. Louis and San Francisco Railway. _ A.NTEl)—Carpenters at Catiin’s. Second and Christy av. Inquire for J . H. Stevenson. AN TED——Notice-Carriage-make rs. blacksiniilis . Trimmers and wood-workei-s;'steady work the year_round. Address. with stamp, W. B. Grecnlow, Carriage Manufacturer. Sherman, Texas. I. ANTED—A first-class theatrical teacher, that can give reference as to their ability. Send ad- goods, manufactured expressly for 1’1s,aIid adapted to this latitude. Admirers of Elegant an ments are invited to examine our stock of thee ilisli ‘I5. \ u Also. Same size in “Fruit Ca , Pound Butt a. Fine Tobacco Cutter is given away free. _ Butts, without Cutter. Matchless, Fruit Cake and Pioneer Brandsln every size clesirable -to the trade. For Sale by all Wholesale Grocers and Tobacc onists. > kc’ ’ (M2110 .s=.:'::-—. i“ With each H , I (lack) Gods. ‘ Same size in 44.-Pound inantels and wa.-slistaiid. laundry . etc. : in perfect order ;' 3535. Logan & Berkley, 211 N. Sixth street. & Berkley, 211 N . Sixth street. ‘ 1 nce. Now at greater bargains than ever. E. N91111- dress or where . can be seen. Address Bessie, this office. ‘ ANTED—100laboring men on grade of Memphis and Little Rock Ra lroad. Wages $1 50 per day. Good station work. Free transportation from either Memphis or Little Rock. Johnston at Dowling, con- tractors. 38 Mile--post M. .5: L. R. R. BOARD AND LODGING W'AN'l‘.lt‘D. ANTE D—Bed-room and sitting-room for gent and wife, with board, in a select private family, in first-class location. Ad. D. A. \V., this oﬁice. ANTED-By two gentlemen, a second story front furnished room with breakfast and su - per. where there are no other boarders. Central y located. State price. References given. Address Home, this office. HOUSES, ROOBIS. &'c.. WANTED. ANTED—To rent. by a responsible party, a par- tially fur. house of 10 or 12 rooms. in good loca- tion. Address A. Smith. P. 0. box 2.508. ‘. ANTED-—To rent. near some station between ' \Vchstcr and Kirkwood, about 20 or 30 acres, with good house and improvements. Address, stat- ing full particulars, Essex. this office. r-\ WAN 'I‘ED—-AGED! TS AN'1‘ED——Agents—-Six entirely new articles. just out: also walking turtles, self-shining stove-pol- lsli. cold-water pens. jewelry. and 100 other good nov- elties. Novelty Company. 609 Walnut st.. ..t. Louis. AN'l‘iCD——l.Cs0(J agents. to sell the Hartford ’ \‘Vood Pipe, patented May 1. 1877. Chamber in stain for nicotine; center draft. and does not burn outztakcs apart for cleaning. Sample by mail 2.5 ccnts; one dozen by mail $1 75. Sells at sight to every Ripe smoker. Circular free. J. Worth 55 Co., 1000 ‘min Main street, St. Louis. MISCELIJAN EOUS WANTS. ANTED-lnforination of the wife of Patrick O‘ilara, last place of residence Yates City.Ill. ; maiden name Mary anagan. Any information re- specting her will be thankfully received by her hus- band, 1’. O‘Hara. Pearl Station, 111. V ANT ED—-I-‘urniturc or merchandise for storage at the elegant ivarerooiiis of Staley & Scott, 18 South Fifth street. 1.. 15 U SIN E55 E01; b.’lL.l§. /\. vﬂ'O\lJtxS‘A‘I\.E—-A No. 1 cash grocery business to be F sold for cash; reason for selling, going to leave town; to be sold at once. Inquire at 405 North Main, 0. 1’. Davis. F()R SALE-First—class retail drug store, centrally located, prominent thoroughfare, center city. Address Russell, Di-uggist, this office. OR SALE——?tfillinery stock,ﬁxtures and goodwill, in a ﬂourishing city of 10.000 inhabitants, doing a good and paying business; selling out on account of ill health. Parties without ready cash need not apply. Inquire at Rosenheim. Levis & Co.‘s. 415 N. Fourth. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY. FOR SALE. FOR SALE--Low for cash. or exchange for mer- chandise. a fine farm, adjacent to one of the most ﬂourishing towns in Kansas. Enquire at 811 N. Fourth st.. St. Louis, Mo. FOR RENT-—R.OOMS. r\/\A 1‘) SOUTH FIFTH S'I‘.—Ele antly furnished 0 rooms. suitable for gent emen; next to DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. "COMPTON AV.——Two-story brick. eight rooms, hall. gas, hot and cold bath, marble GRATTAN ST.-—Two-storybrick, seven rooms, hall, gas and bath; $33 33. Logan O06 COMPTON AV.—6 rooms, water, gas and bath. Inquire at 1011 Compton avenue_._ 1015 __ 1018.£’a.lEdt“%.%t°.;*l.§:”€él§::§ :‘.:;:s:.=.ur“ 3 5 LINDELL AVENUl1:—-10 rooms, stone- ‘ front maiisard roof, front and side yard. stable in rear. Apply at once to C. H. Filley, 612 N. Main street. , FOR REN '1‘-W est End Place houses for rent--One - on the east side and one on west side, near cor- _ iier Ware avenue and Olive street; rent $11 66 per month, with gas, bath. marble mantels. elevators, etc. Inquire on the premises of Janitor. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. J\/\/\ v\/\/\f 31 N. SIXTH ST.--Neat little store;promlnen1. show window. 3 NORTH FOURTH—Oﬁice or desk-room.up- stairs. 1 '-' ST. LOUIS AV.-—-New store in s._ thickly DU settled locality, suitable for retail trade. Apply to J. B. O’Meara, 322 North Third street. FOR RENT- FOURTH STREET STORE-— Elegant stone front-. with basement and second- story, next door to Globe-Democrat. S. V PAPIN & BRO. . 210 North Sixth. EIUSICAL. USICAL—-Pianos——The Belle of St. Louis at fac- tory prices. St.Louis Piang Forte Co. .620 Locust. USICAL——Two elegant pianos and a parlor or- gan. for rent or sale cheap. at 2802 Locust st. second-hand pianos wanted for AL-500 USIC 11th and Olive . cash at Piano Warerooms, cor. USICAL-—Get the best. The Lindemanpiano and Mason & Hamlin organs are of unequaled excel- B el, 603 Washington avenue, Lindell Hotel. US1CAL—-Several first-class pianos for sale or rent at half price. 11. Koerber, No. 811 Locust. ll-IICKERING. DECKER BROS., MATHUSHEK Pianos. and Estey Organs are the best. Prices lower than ever. Terms to suit. Storv & Camp, 912 and 91401ivo street. ~. BOARDING. /\./x./\./'\/\/\/\/'\/\./\/\/\/' 60 1 FRANKLIN AVE.—-Boarding per week, 2 $6 50; day board, 32 50. W _ _ OLIVE ST.—Plcasant rooms with board; day boarders accommodated. CHOUTEAU AVE—Rooins,‘fi—i_rnislied or unfurnished. with board. I 17 ()1 WASHINGTON AV—Nice1y furnished rooms with first-class board. OLIVE S'I‘.—Furiiished or unfur. ro3§h'é‘, with or without board; bath, etc. ,on floor. LOST AND FOUND. ‘,4 LOST—$5 Reward——0ut of wagon on Broadway, bet. Washington av. and Monroe st.. black leather satchel, containing launaried linen, marked “W. H. C. ” Return to I-‘laiiiuir Mill, Bremen av. and Levee. \./"’ OST-—A brown Russian satchel, marked O’Fa1- lon. Any person leaving it. at C. K. Jones’ drug store, 2300 Washington av..will be suitably rewarded. LOS'F—1te<l morocco 'owelr_v box c.ontaii_iingwat.cli. chain, bracelets an other valuable articles. Send to Bertha Heiinessey. 1412 Glasgow avenue. FIN ANECLAL. IN 1\lCIAL—-Money at 7. 8 and 9 per cent: $0.000. F 53,000, 33.000. $2.000, $1.000, $500, on city real estate. G. M. Keeley St Co., 713 Pine. l\*ANCIAL-—Money to loan in sums to suit on St. Louis city and county real estate. J , W. Suther- land. 707 Olive. IN ANCIAL—'I‘o Loan—-$4.000 at Years. on improved city real estate. Morton, 713 Pine street. 7 per cent for 3 Keeley & FIRDI CHANGES. IRM CHANGE—-We have this day admitted Mr. Otto Schubert as member of our ﬁrm. and will continue to do business at our old stand. No. 321 N. Main street. JNO. F. ZISEMANN St 00. January 5, 1878. BUSIN LS8 CHAN CES. BUSINESS CHAN_CE——I have a splendid clia see for a man of integrity to engage in an established agency business affording good profits and a monop- oly; must have $1,000 at least; such opportunities sel- dom occur. Address “Vindex.” this Office- REMOVALS. Q‘/\a/xa/\ EMOVAL-The St.Louis Improved Street Sprink- ling Company and H. G. Stiehcl 35 Co.’s coal oﬁice have removed to 522 Olive street. RENlOV*AL—E. T. Farish has removed hislaw office to northeast corner Sixth and Olive. room 4. ' i‘_:£!.'_"' EDUUA'1‘1Uf.V AL. x/\/xz\ \/‘ﬂ , -1) pi e tr book-keeping $20 _EI%)IllSCill.CI‘SISOD1:ﬁl]l:lJaDSl(Il}lI) 3:35. anndya complete course; in arithmetic and coiiiiuercial calculatioii $10, at Jones‘ Commercial College, 309 and 311 N. Fifth st. LESSONS in bookkeeping.mathematics and German by F. C. Kossak, 135 Paul st. References: Col. Flad. Pres. B. Pub. Iﬂm s.;\V. T. H:ll‘l'lS. f:'>llpL.‘t]E1|E3£; Schools. Ex-Gov. B.(x. rown. Aug. Hllnicke-35 0 1 1 N. EIGHTH ST.-—Secoiid-story front room, neatly furnished, for '1 gentlemen; rent low. 3 ref. given and required; cheapest in city. N. THIRD ST.—First house north of the 62 N. FIFTH St.—-Com.fort.ably furnished front 00 N. FOURTH ST.-—Rooms, so to $5: lodging 7 $1 to $2 per week; 25c to 50¢ D91’ night- soinely furnislied: rent 1300817118- 8 1 etc. ‘WASIII-NG'l‘()N AV.—-Two rooms, furiiished suitable for light housekccpiiig purposes, or as gen- tlcineivslodgiiig ro oins. ‘,3 furnished rooms, at low rates. with gfs, no Olympic Theater. N. ELEVENTI-1-Nicely furnished room; 1 lsridge, at No.1 furnished room. ﬁre and gas. 6 2 rooms, by day, week, or month. 80 CHESTNUT -S1‘.—-1)eail-able rooms; hand- MARKET ST.-—Nice1y furnished rooins,ﬁi'e, and supplied with water and gas; would be 9 141 OLIVE S'1‘R.EE’I‘——Gents‘ furiiished and un- w4tcr.batli. miter-closet and good attendance. for one or two gentlemen. C - 12 13 9...». S1‘.--2d story front room or 2 rooms fur.or up. for gents or liglit housekeeping GRATIOT ST.-—First story of two dwel- GRATIOT ST.-—Three rooms at $7 per furuisheri;ﬁre, gas. bath. OR RENT-——Auy genteel, quiet family of adults iinpr‘ts; location cent‘l: will pay rent. Address 11. A.. this 0 cc. ance, in private house fronting on Missouri Park, on BOOKS. s 0. dogs 1 0 BOOKS—Bancroft’s HlS$OP};Jg‘,,s ’ lggzznesh Lftoefaj STORAGE for all kinds of furniture or 'inercl1an'd-“V .: street. ALL SORTS can be had at Staleyot Scottls, 18 South Q; r i trouble call. or with conﬁdence write; letters co deiitial. deuce, 816 N. ’1‘weiity—ﬁi-st street,_betwccii Morg street and Franklin avenue. St. Louis. Mo. ADAME DUN NILL,-Midwife,-a graduate oflitll St. Louis School of Midwives. If you are Eh‘ Patients received for coiiﬁnemeiit. Re WARM BAKING Puwni Makes the Lightcst, Wliitest and Swectestlsisciii, Rolls, Cakes and Corn Bread. Grocers keep it. ‘I Solid Silver and] me Electro Pla 5 A STYLISH AND WELL-MADll: BUSINESS SUIT, ‘;~;§; Of fashionable material, for the above p"ice. if ‘ W. HUMPIIREY &. CONS, Northeast corner 1: ifth and Pine, , l E 115 l> E m I-3 =1 E11 1"‘ I-I on P3 , —-New and Second-liaud For Sale Cheap at Star Loan Office, 31.3 Olive E X I % E. Perles & Co. CHRESTMAS PRESENTS IN... ,. At Factory Prices. F. A. DURGIN, Seventh and Olive sts. DIARIES FOR 187, THE ABOVE CUT gives a sectional view of apple wood. It sells at sight to all pipe 1,000 agents wanted at once to sell it. 111112111, 25 cents. ‘cc. LEVISON & BLYTHE, . A Stationers. 219 Olive streets Best Wood Pipe in use. : centerdraft will not burn on Hartford Wood Pipe, made of briar root. , , - ‘smok .v , W)’ pm“ M $13 503: llwlciiglaiid. t e Crown ed. ‘“.“" ‘~’ "‘.”.*‘;.:,..n‘e"s°i?:?.'§iigiimiterature. complete. 33’: 5 V°1s,'{,§141'e‘s great. work complete. ',‘.r:.iDNevvs Co., 307 North, ourth street. PERSONAL. ,1 , 1 . If on are 111t1‘()11bl(:.C0l\Sl.1ltlh,eDOC- tor.tel13.l2i‘;i?<isi(i)i1<,}.'.y \VO)ll(lb difficulties a specialty. Call or write, 10255;; 1'-"i'aiiklin ave..St. Louis. Established 1309. ERSON AL—-If you want furniture or household goods. carpets. or anything in housekeepers’ ing.at 10 o‘clc0k. HORSES AND VEHICLES. \./X ‘\2’\./\/\/\/ /'\/\/\/ ANTijD—-Crocery delivery horse. ‘V8900 9-W1 " ]laI‘lleS§:\ViT1l buy each separately; c.ash.621 N.6tli PIROFESSIUNAL. /\z\. RO‘FESSIOh’AL-Madam Anna, the great fortune teller of the West. 212 Walnut street. ROFESSIONAL——-Dr. J . C. Darby (Lexington _ Kv.) will practice medicine and obstetrics lll,Sl'-1’ Louis. Office. 1430 Curran street, between Lafayettd and Park avenues. 9 PROFESSIONAL—Dr. Otto Grelner. 1434 Carotid.- let avenue. specialist for diseases of the lung: ressedlr neuiiiac L treats asthma. emphysema. etc... with com ratified air bv means of Waldcnburgls apparatus. __ , I)ROFESSIONAL-—Pliysician. Astrologer and it Great Prophet of America, most successful it- ter refer and reader of planets, telling past, pi-est’. and) future. causing speedy marriages. etc., cure:-II nervous diseases, removes evil influences. Eendvt stamps for Guide to Long Life.Pros erity and Hal!- ness. Office. 1518 Wash sti-eel. A dress M. ESt£_w;_° . . WASHINGTON AVENTE- . 3 -,3. 0 New York Dental R.oozs.is . -*2.-:>— - ~ I - to lo to getagood rsllsbleltof “Ill tegtii) 131-ess. Gold niiings.$2. ; The Colton Dental Associaticl, RIGINATORS of use of gas eeth - O extracted at half of former s. - All kinds of dental operations e uted in most ect manner at 10 quire of Janitor. on the premises. 16' Hl(3l(()RY ST.-—-One large and small "Wm - - ,3. SEVENTH gm rieasant furnished front room '1 en suite. CHESTNUT S'I‘.—-1, 2 or 3 2d fl. rooms, OLIVE-——For light housekeeping, three rooms. partly furnished; private family. 1 1 hugs to small families; water, gas, south- ern exposure : rent low. month. PINE ST.—-Lsrize 2d story front room, OLIVE-Front and back fparlor, fur. or unfur. . second ﬂoor-.op. Beaumont Hotel. (having their own furniture) can rent part of a house. 3 to 7 rooms:al1inod.' rent moderate; neisrhlﬂd No. 1. Ad. No. One, th. of. CR RENT--Nicely furnished house ‘£11828 board FVOR RENT-A suite of handsome arlors on first floor. furnished or not, with gas. re and attend- Olive street; will be let to s permanent and respon- sihle dentist. Addrem Jimlnn. this oﬂ-‘A. l $3. The Book ' soft. Soap, of any desired strengtli, can be ma .’\-1\,‘\/\ . ER.'€ONAL——Dr. Smith, Ladies’ Physician, treats line attend the sale at Stalcy &Scott‘s,Monday niorn- , V in a short space of time. keep longer and are mo wife can rely uponit. Trial package sent free 0 ceipt of 75 cents. common potash. Sample sent free on receipt of. gold for every ounce of impurities no any of these preparations. 1). l.JOSl’.L .Dentist. 517 Olive , eh“. i’ l ' ,.a ‘ . . ‘_ _. s‘ .. .. -.." - -:'.v.‘ ,4‘. " '4;-".5 : .- Send for price list. L. QUITTING BUSINES CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER ll‘ COS ., ,, NTIRE STOCK OF CASSIMERES. etc., must closed out by Januarv 28. I , J. L. WOOLF & BRO.. No. 821 North Fou-rtli strce Between Franklin avenue and Morgan stree DIAMONDS , L. 2 1.. F, resser, ir’t. 94 V , "‘ y 4 OR BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS. WATC and Jewelry. go to the most reliable place in I city. No article of J cwelry is ever inlsreprcsents to quality or value, at C. A. COOPER’ . 201 North Fourth Street. B. '1‘. BARB ‘PT’ Original and Standard Manufactu OFFICE AND FACTORY: rabbdfs , Best Sea The most leasant and eff°°m'e 5081301‘ the I-8. (Irv or for -4 amilv Waslllnii P‘.“'”°5e5 “CV03” ' '1 A {rial package Seﬁgfrxte On l'CCV31pt Of Cents. buffs i. :.- - .__ ... Madc_fi~om the purest vegetable oils. Uurivaled» 1] I Toilet and the Bath. For use in the Nur it as no equal. Sam lo box, containing three c ’ sent free on receipt o 75 cents. ‘fabbdfs Soap Powde From this Powders beautiful and serviceable w zen minutes without the use of grease or potash. piagc sent free on receipt of 25 cents. bii’s Yeast Powde Absolutely pure. Bread, cakes, pl1ddin;:s.etc.. Kcstible than when made of coiniiioii and chealli tions. A trial Dack.'l-Q‘(‘. sent free on receipt of 75 c ‘abbdfe Saleratu Asainpie package sent fr A standard article. receipt of 25 cents. Babbitt’s Cream Tart Warranted free from all impurities. The he ab bitt’s Potas A pure concentrated alkali, double the stre » THE PROPBIETOR will give an on FOR 3‘! ALL Dll1AI.EE3- ’
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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 13, 1878
Date: 1878-01-13
Text: SERIES- ” ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13, 1878. VOL. 3--NO. 237i Black Cashmeres Great Bargain.” _ _ for 75 Cents. '\ . A‘ '7 I . . ., I- T 417 and 419 N. Fourth street. ' L_____ i._...._._____ ICA Fancy BLACK GOODS for Overdresses and Polo- ‘Infant’s Wear. Elegant Patterns. . _ , . ‘r -, . , 2‘. .._.m COTTONS, in Shirting and Sheeting "- Widths, splendid goods for li...
Show moreSERIES- ” ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13, 1878. VOL. 3--NO. 237i Black Cashmeres Great Bargain.” _ _ for 75 Cents. '\ . A‘ '7 I . . ., I- T 417 and 419 N. Fourth street. ' L_____ i._...._._____ ICA Fancy BLACK GOODS for Overdresses and Polo- ‘Infant’s Wear. Elegant Patterns. . _ , . ‘r -, . , 2‘. .._.m COTTONS, in Shirting and Sheeting "- Widths, splendid goods for little money. LINED-‘S and Housekeeping Goods of all at latest ’ If kinds. New stock. just opened, Market Prices and lower than heretofore. . ,. V , « _ <1, , an ‘I .tv;" W. 1, .. Commissioners Sale REAL ESTATE. BY ORDER of the Circuit Court. for the purpose of making partition among the heirs of Nicholas Reiiin, deceased. the undersigned. Special Commis- sioner, will, on MONDAY. THE TWEggY—FiRST DAY OF JANU- 9 5 beginniiig at twelve O’clock at noon. at the east front of the Court House. in the City of St. Louis. State of Missouri. sell at public auctioii.tO the highest bidder. lot nuiiibered ﬁve (5) in city block numbered 959, fronting 25 feet on the north line of Franklin avenue '- by a depth of 155 feet 3 inches to an alley. with a three-story brick building thereon, known as , No. 2311 FRANKUN AVENUE. TERMS OF SALE : One-half cash, balance in one and two years from day of sale. with interest at the rate of six per cent pe-r aunum, payable annually, se- cured by notes. deed of trust and insurance on the building. If the fpurchaser shall prefer to pay all cash, a discount 0 two per cent per annum on the deferred payments will be allowed. The sale will be subject to the approval of the Circuit Court‘. $100 of the cash payment must be paid down at the time of sale. balance when deed is ready for delivery. JOHN GRETHER. Special Commissioner. 213 N_. Sixth street. , M. W. Vt atson. Attorney for Plaintiffs. ‘ L ELECTION NOTICES. LEC'J‘ION NOTICE--GERMAN AMERICAN BANK, _J St. Louis. December 31. 1877.--The regular an- nual election for thirteen Dil‘0ctors of this Baiik will p 2 be held Monday. January 14. 1878. Polls Open from 10 a. m. to 3 p. in. E. A. MEYSENBURG. (jasliler. ‘LEC'l‘ION NUTICF.—Mulla.npliy Savings Bank. , Jaiiuai-y 3.,l878. The regrular annual election for thirteen Directors of this bank will be held on ’1‘liurs- day. January 17. at the banking rooms. between the hours of 10 a. in. and 3 p. in. L. G. KAMMERER. Cashier. 4 LF1(l'l‘[ON NOTICE--T118 Valley National Bank. St. Louis. December '22. l877.—-The regular an- nual election‘ for tweiity-one Directors of this Bank will be held on Tuesday. January 22. 1878. at the banking: rooms. Polls Open from 12 o‘clock in. until 2 0"clo(-k p. in. J. A. J. Al)ER'1‘(_)N. l’rcsident. ‘Ll-l‘.(‘.'.l‘l(.>N N0'i‘ICE—BnO.u)\v.n' SAVINGS BANK. .1 St. Louis. January '2, l87S.——'i‘lic 1'c_sr1ilar annual election foi thirteen (13) Directors of this Bank. to serve the present year. will he held on Monday, the th inst. . at the baiiking rooms. Polls open from 10 olclock a. in. until :5 o‘clock p. m. . J. Pllllill’ ii l{lF.G1Clt. JIL. Secretary. ];'lI.llZ(‘~'l'iU.‘I N(.i'l‘lCE-—Noiice to Stocklioldcrs-— .J llO:ttinmi‘s Saving‘ Bank. St. Louis. January 5. 1878.—-.-xiiolcciloii for eleven llireciors of this bank for the viisuing year will be held atlhe bankin,cr house ~ on .\ioinl2i_v. the 14th inst... between the hours of 10 o‘clock a. in. and :3 O‘clock in. WM. 1. THOMSON. Cashier. { Ll"3<"l‘l(l.‘.' N0'I‘l(‘E———()ilice St. Louis C0-Upera ‘ .1 live Hllllt,illl,‘!.' Association.—-Aineeting or stock- holders. for the election of nine Directors to serve during the ensuinsz year. will be held on Monday. 14th inst... attlie oilice of the Association. between the hours of 10 a.in. and 4 p.in. CEO. 0. KALB. Secretary. l..lC(‘/l‘l(’)N N(’)TlCE—Mercaiitile Library. St. .1 Louis, January 7. 1878.-—The annual election of oi‘.i(~.:rs and directors for the St. Louis Mercantile Library Ass»-elation. will be held in the liircctoi-s‘ Room, Mcrcaiitilc Library Hall. on '1‘iiesd:iy,Jannarylb. 1873. Polls open at 12 O’clock m. and close at9p. in. V. L. SCOTT. Recording Secretary. l.l:2( ‘.'I‘l( )N NOTlCE——O1i‘ice Keoku k Northern Line Packet (lompany. St. Louis. January 5. 1878.-The aniiu.-il iiiceting of stockholders of the Kcoknk North- ern Lino Packet Company will be held at the Coin- I)2lll)"8 oillcc,oii Wednesday. January 16. at 10 o‘clock a. in.. for the purpose of electing nine Directors to serve for the ensuing twelve months. F. L. JOIINSTON. Secretary. LE(.)'l‘ION NO'I‘ICE—Lucas Baiik—'I‘he re ular animal election of Directors of the Lucas tank resulted in the choice of the following gentlemen to . serve for the. current year: Jas. M. Franciscus. Henry S. Turner, Silas limit. John N. Booth. R. B. Wiiittcmore. Ben. B. Graham, Wm. H. Lee. Frank Carter, Ii. S. Cliouteau. R. R. Hutchinson. The oi‘ii«‘c1's elected are: President, James M. Fran- ciscus: Vice President. Robt.B.Whittemore; Cashier. , R. R. riutcliinson. LEC.’l‘i(iN N(i'l‘lCE—Ofi‘.ice of Wasliingrton Mu- J tual Fire Insurance (_‘.Oll'lDally, northeast corner of Second and Market streets. St. Louis. MO., Janu- ary 5. 1878.-The annual meeting of the inc-mbers of ~ this Company. and the election of three Directors. will be held at the oﬂice of the Company on Monday, the 14iil day of January. 1878. at 10 o’clock a. in. Polls will be closed at 1 oi‘ciock p. m. Notice is also liorebygiveii that at said meeting. at 10 Olclock a. iii. . the question will be submitted to the iiieinbcrs whether this (_)o_mpany shall issue "short tel-in policies.” 1. e.. policies for a term less than six years. on payment of cash premium. agreeably to the provisioiis of an act passed by the General As- Sijlllllly of the State of Missouri. entitled "An act to nnicnd an act for the incorporat.ion of ‘liisurance COlll]7Illll(‘S other than Life Insurance Companies, on-,,, al_‘,l,ll‘OVC(l March 4. 1&9. and amended an(l,ap- p1'n‘.'(?.d by the (_.‘oiieral Assembly March 10, 1877. By order of the Bfard. ‘ _ , El)“ . BREITILN STEIN. Secretary. Geo. W. Parker. W. L. Wickham. PILES- D. XV. S. Wortinan & Co., Pine_sire<_°..t. St. Lmm,‘ ..,,,,,.m_-,-1y cure Piles wiiliout ls'.lllf(‘.;ll,?.'allll‘e Orpain. l’:it.ient can at.teiidiobu‘siness_. No charze ...,i,..,. (‘lil‘(".l : pay all expenses if may fail; szuaranteo iim \'c:ti'.<. R.€:f(-Pl‘ to Dr. J. H. McLean, known_ all m'ei~'ili - l’nited States and l?.iirope: I)rs. Melxeliops and l*,‘;:i:ia~s. lcmiiiigr dentists of St. Louis; James at ].i.~.l':c. ll. _\, Wolcff: i“l“.1llk Hlianleicli. wholesale hard- w.-.rr=. .‘~.l:Iin street: Hop. J. ll. llciidersou. cx—U. S. S!‘\y,:1:4sl‘: :: I1. Np u (.10-9 Sta L,,,,;;; ._i..1m B(‘]V,$lt_‘_V_'. Agent Ill. C. R._ R.; Edw. 3,193.}, .!i-.. .lc.w<-it-r. Foiii-tli street; L. Billon. _Wig- gm~5 §.,‘,.—,»p\' <‘o.. Capt. Jerry Wood. Iteaincr Minno- apoli‘.-: ziiid others. iiiiila‘, WORKS. ~ SUCCESSORS TO 0 o 0 K B R Q s - , OS. 105 and 1:97 North Sixth _Street, 'St. fs, and S0 Dcarliorn street. (.l1li‘a§1'0; “lets and Farm ..rs in Silk and IV ool. Centlcinen s Gar- ments Cleaned. I)ye-d. Repaired and Altered. Goods lento any Dart of the country, (‘s. O. D. ‘ Notice. THE srtvonp NATIONAL BANK of St. Loiiig. l ,, l0(".1‘it"tl at St. _ uis. in the State of Missouri. is ., closing up its affﬂlI‘S- All note-holders and other 5 creditors of said association are therefore hereby notiﬁgd in present the notes and other claims against th “ t’ : f rpayment. ” "”°°“ “’ ‘ ° c. s. CHARLOT. Cashier. _St.. Louis. January 9. 1878. DB. JACKSOIPS INDIAN EYE -:5. SALVF. is an almost infallible remedy 1‘ for eve. curable form of disease of the eves. e and pleasant to use. Soldevor_v- where at 55 cents. Collins Brothers. Second and ‘Vhe. ﬁt. Louis. noun. Scntbv lull- _ “ EMBROIDERED Flannels for Skirts and Have at is lMMENS ESTOCK OIB CHINA, wiiicii they intend to push Oﬁ‘ at a . DURING- THIS MONTH. ‘ s v . ’l Offered to Hotels and Restaurants. lei isalieisi, 504': N. Fourth Street. NW READY FOR THE TRADE WHI’l"l‘KER’S 1 . ,_ ...._,, ‘A, .3!‘ ~ _, V. ‘.1.’ SPECIAL NOTICE. , RESH Sausages of all kinds. prepared Sausage Meat. Pork I-toasts. Chops. Tenderloins, Spare Ribs. Spiced l’ig‘s Feet. Head Cheese. etc..eic. Also choice lecf at prices to suit the times. at _Wliittaker‘s New Market House. corner Seventh and Carr streets. Mamth Musicuse. CHICKERING, DECKER BRll.’S -lllathushek, And other First-class Pianos. Unrivaled AESTEY ORGANS. 200 Instruments for sale, on easy payments, exclia nge or rent. Astonishing Bar,‘-':ains. 912 and 914 OLIVE Street. Also the The commodious and very desir- able store lately occupied by DANIEL W. BELL, deceased. at the southeast corner of Fifth and Locust streets, IS now Offered for rent to responsible ten- ants. Proposals are solicited either for the store as a whole, or divided to suit the requirements of tenants. For terms apply to CHESTER H. KRUM9 Administrator, 307 Olive St. Assessment Notice. ** mi.’ ***r.i.“.i:;.":,:..“.‘;ti.“ at “status: 9:313 31: ‘['Jli¥0lIlal:l‘I!n notes held by “E19 _C°“g"d;Yi nunriberiuiz fi-om£10'.;t'l'l%e wag-an lrgcylg-i';°£, $6 om; :r€.r:s:.':::s we- w-a--am we so or of February next. Ofuce. southwest corner Pine and Second streetaehovﬁr e A B7011!“ 0: e ‘x,';,, - : if I4 3001:8031?‘ SHIVE RWAR E, SUGAR-URED HAMS. Wlilllllll‘ Sllllll . Wlllll Slllll . We ourselves are astonished" to see. at this season of the year. so many Ladies visit our Establishment as have called l upon us since the inauguration of our GREAT _It will last likely only a few days more. as that time will be amply suffi- cient for the reduction of our stock---_a much shorter spaceof time than our most sanguine expectations could antic- ipate. The Marvel of 1878 to be given away. That _llIa.gniﬂcent Doll now displayed in llES&BRTTlll’l 602, 604 and 606 Franklin Ave. This Doll, the most bewitcliing beauty of St. Louis, to which thousands of con- noisseurs liave testiﬂed, and will be dressed in the extreme height of fashion, to be given away and presented FEBRUARY 1 to the holder of the lucky number. an patrons who may purchase goods to the amount of one dollar and upwards will be entitled to a ticket with a number free. ' We appreciate the fact that it is now late in the season, and, in our eager- ness to . SELL OUR STOCK, will allow no customer to depart with- out purchasing, even should we get but the cost of freight for our goods. NUNES & BRITTAIN cos, 604 and cos Franklin Ave. Lac ale-Birllaill 3, Fifth, Sixth and Chestnut Sts., ST- LOUIS. ' R. BIRCHER, Prop., The undersigned nas taken the mana ement of the above hotel. and will be pleased to see is friends and the generaltraveling public. He has engaged a first-class corps of assistants. cooks. etc.. and is prepared to supply superior ac- lcéitrggsiodations. service and meals at very moderate FULL BOARD, with well furnished rooms, at $3 per day. PARLORS at prices to suit the times. 4.‘ Special Rates to Commercial Travelers. Families or parties desiring accommodations for the winter months will be treated with on the lowest terms. The Hotel, as is well-known. is furnislied equal to any in the City. and with its central location. makes it specially desirable for men of business visiting the city, either alone or with their families. J . DE BAUN, Manager. iuuii uiciﬁ FUR so nus. Ha SaiEi10liclCi., 612 Washington Avenue, REMOVED to 410 and 412 N. Third street. Parties desiring a Safe will ﬁnd a. large assortment for sale at cost prices till February 1, 1878. HALL SAFE AND LOCK CO., ‘iiuiuiis DICK a coxs DOCUTA SANDAL Ca sules. possess creator power in_restoring to hea th the mucus nienibrane of the urinar Organs, than Cubebs or Copaiba. They never pro uce sick- ness‘ are swift and sure, and fast supersediug all other remedies. Sixty Capsules cure safel in six or eight days. No O-her medicine can othis. erous imitation . 5, ‘ B‘§.§,".f°b‘§3' £1?“ rugsrists. Ask_ for Circulars, or send for one to 35 Wooster street. New York. GKRTSIDE COAL co DELLIBBU L No. 213 Chestnut Street. J . ing the stabs. on ca-iiiliie an at no Goa. MAN To MAN. A Deadly Duel Fought in the South. Brothers-in-Law Meet at Ten Paces. One Deliberately Fires in the Air, And Falls Mortally Wounded by His Opponent. The Quarrel which Led to the - Challenge. Special Dispatch to the Globe—Democrat: NEW YORK,Januai-y 13.--A special from Sava.n.- nah, Ga. , to the ‘New York Times, says: This afternoon," about 2:30 o'clock, a duel was fought at the Junction of the Atlantic and Georgia and Savannah and ‘Charleston railroads, three miles from this city, between Walter S. Harley, a lawyer, and Robert Fishburne, Clerk ofthe County Court of Walter- boro, Colleton County. ON THE GROUND. - The parties arrived here on different trains last Friday, and proceeded . to the ground in carriages this morning. Harley's friend was 0. H. Farmer, a young lawyer. Fisliburne was accompanied by W. M. Rivers, and his brother, F. C. Fishburne, a Trial Justice of Walterboro. Only one surgeon, Dr. Dunbar, accompanied the party. He is a friend of Fish- burne. - AT TEN PAGES. They fought at ten paces, with Colt’s revolv- ers. Harlcy expressed his intention, in a. note to his wife. to ﬁre in the air, and did so, Fisliburne’s - pistol being discharged at the same time. Harley fell mortally wounded . He was brought by his second to the town, and taken to an Inﬁrmary. He is dying tonight. The ball entered the right side, severed the bowels, and lodged in the ab- domen. Fisliburne and his party returned home. THE PRINCIPALS MARRIED SISTERS. The parties are brothers-in -law, having married sisters. The difficulty originated about a. difference in local politics. Both parties are Democrats. The oﬂeusive words used by Harley wore: ‘ ‘You and W.F,.Fisbburne are mean and cheap copies of the Rbetts, without their brains or courage. ‘ ’ ‘ . 5 A REFUSAL T0 RETRACT the insult resulted in Fgshburne challenging Har- ley. The affair was kept very quiet, and the only intimation of the hostile meeting was made known in Waterboro by a dispatch to Harley's brother, announcing his fatal wounding. THE NOTE To HARLEY. From the correspondence between the parties, In possession of Harley's second.and which your correspondent has been enabled to examine, it appears that the challenge was the result of the onensive words used to Fishburne in the oﬂice by Harley on the evening of the 8th inst. On the morning of the em Fishburne addressed a note to Harley, referring to the objectionable language used to him, and requestinza retraction or a withdrawal of the same. - AN INSULTINO REPLY. In reply Harley disclaimed any recollection of having used the language quoted, and added, “what I did meag to say was that you and W. J. Fisliburne are weak and cheap copies of the Rhett -family, without their brains or courage, and I must positively and emphatically decline to with- draw anything that I said on that occasion." ANOTHER NOTE. This was followed by other correspondence, in which Fishburne expressed the desire to know when and where outside of the State correspond- ence oould be concluded THE REJOINDER. Harley's rejoinder was he regretted he could not immediately name a time and place. as re-— quested, but would do so at the very earliest mo- ment that circumstances would permit,addin g, ‘ ‘If it would not seriously interfere with your plans, I would suggest that this matter is settled in Cal- leton, as we could apprehend no difficulty from such an arrangement. if it is managed quietly.” THE PEREMPTOBY CHALLENGE. Thiswas followed by a peremptory challenge on the 11th from Fishburue which concluded as follows: ‘ ‘I demand that you meet me at the junction of the Gulf and Savannah and Charleston Railroad to-morrow,Saturday, the 12th ~ inst., at 12 :30 o’clock, to give me satisfaction for insult offered. My friend, Wm. M. Rivers, who will hand you this, will arrange all the details.” THE ACCEPTANCE. This challenge was accepted, and the duel fought as stated. . THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR. A Bloody Fracas. Speeia1Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CHARLESTON, ILL. , January 12.—-The facts in the bloody affray between farmers near here, last Tuesday, in which John 0. Ingram, an old man of 60, stabbed James Cox, a young man, seven times in the back, inflicting what are supposed to be fatal wounds, have been brought ‘out in the preliminary examination of Ingram, closed late last night. As Ingram and son passed Cox's house on Tuesday morning on a wagon,Cox, threw something at Ingram’s dog, and young In- gram used insulting language to him, re- sulting in some qimrreling. In the afternoon, when passing again, Cox came out threateningly, appareiitly holding: his hand _on some weapon in his pocket, saying: to young .[llg‘l‘3IIl, “I won’t take d—-n s--n of a b—-li from anyone.” Old man In;-zrani jumped from the wagon, saying, “I'm your man,” and clinched with Cox. Cox's father came out and tried to pull his son away. Ingram followed up, inflict- He ﬂed, but ﬁnally gave himself up, and now pleads self-defense. He was held to appear at the June term of Court. A Pair of Kuaves. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. TUSCOLA, ILL., January T52.--Manyfarmers in this county have been victimized by John E. Long, stock dealer, and T. 1). McKee, banker, of Homer. on the Wabash Road. The case creates much interest here. Long bought stock, paying thousands of dollars in checks on the Homer bank. the bank answering all telegrams that Long’s checks were good. As soon as the stock was secured McKee closed his bank. Long was arrested and held to bail here. Afew days sine he bought a drove of hogs at Caniai-go,and offers a check, which was refused. He left, but re- turned in the absence of the owner and drove off the hogs, leaving worthless checks. He was ar- rested and examined there’ yesterday. and again held to bail to appear at Court. llicliee. before suspending, also issued an utterly worthless draft on New York for $3,500, in payment for cattle bought by Long. Action is bevun against McKee in Champaign County for the transaction. The Shoe Factory Troubles. BOSTON, January I2.-—Tne Herald says of the shoe factory troubles in Lynn, that the Crispins at their headquarters last nwiit, which were crowded, unanimously voted.7?to stand and die in the ditch. Monday morning witness nearly the whole city on a strike. so for as the shoe bus. , nrmament was darkened here last evening by a l iness is concerned.‘ The firm of C. S. Sweetzer &Oo. drew up a petition for their workmen to sign this forenoon. denouncing the Cris- pin. organization and Ilciord of Arbitration. - or they would throw bf! their belts to- night. They replied, "Throw oft‘ and be damned.” and sent word to Crispin headquar- ters that they were "holding the fort.” The City Marshal has removed all arms from the armorics. There 189 shoe manufacturing ﬁrms in the city. and four-ﬁfths have shut down; 2.560 or 3.000 people will be thrown out of employment. The . Crispins were engaged all the forenoon getting out a price list as their ultimatum. but it will now be unnecessary. An Ugly Rumor. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. ’ F PEORIA, In... January 12.--There is an ugly rumor about town that Isaac E. Lambert,__a young attorney, and somewhat notorious in connection with the Lambert and McFarland conspiracy case of last summer, has been mixed up in an- other real estate deal about as bad as the other. It seems that Lambert was attorney last Novem- ber for a man named Pat Horan, and. while act- ing as such, be induced Horan to deed his prop- erty to a man named - Bradley, giving Horan to F understand that he was simply giving a mortgage on the property to secure his (Lan1bert’s) fees. Bradley -afterwards sold the property for $600, Horan being in jail all this time. These are the charges, and in defense Lambert and Bradley simply state that the transaction was entirely square. Hoi-an denies that it is, however, and proposes to make it lively for somebody. Man and Money Missing. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. AUBURN, IND., January 12.—-Several months ago, a package containing $160 was handed to Express Messenger Tanner, on the train, bythe driver of the express company's wagon at this place. The package never reached its destina- tion, and no trace could be had of it. The com- pany having conﬁdence in both parties handling the money, let the matter drop", thinking it was accidentally lost. On January 9, the same thing happened to both parties. The package con- tained $500 this time. Tanner must have gone with it, as he has not been seen since that trip, nor can any clew be had of him. The driver here has Tanncr’s receipt for both D'cl0k3il:‘.‘eS. The matter was not made public until to-day. Ella Green Released. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SEDALIA, Mo. , January 12.-—Tlie habeas corpus case of Ella Green, who was wanted in this city a week ago, upon a requisition made by the Gov- ernor of Illinois, was heard by Judge Wood, in the Oh cuit Court, to-day. The woman was charg- ed with belonging to a band of thieves who Ope- rated in Champaign, Ill. , and-an indictment was found against her for larceny. Detective Ritten- house worked the matter up,but never came after the :2;irl. After a full hearing of the case, Judge Wood discharged the girl, upon the around that the law governing requisitions had not been coin- plied with." A great deal of interest was muni- fested in the case, as the girl was married a few ivfeeks ago in this city, and was loadings quiet i e. Illinois Bankrupts. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. , January 12.—His creditors to-day ﬁled a petition in bankruptcy against John H. Spears, the Short-horn cattle breeder, of Tai- lula, Menard County. W. Squires,notion dealer, of this city, has ﬁled a voluntary petition in bankrntey; liabilities about $6,000; assets, $1 ,126 26 in -Bunn’s Bank and $3,000 stock. A Suit for Divorce. Special Dispatch to the G-lobe-Democrat. MONTICELLO, ILL., January 12.—The social scandal of no mean proportions. Mrs. Reeves, wife of W. H. Reeves, a_,'_w.ell-known druggist and business man, sued héhiusband for divorce, on the grounds of adultery, drunkenness, abuse of his family, etc. It creates no little stir in social circles. The Joliet Prison Report. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. , January 12.—-The Joliet Penitentiary report to the Governor for December shows 1,861 convicts now confined there. John D. Flynn, of Danvillc, on'trial for the past three days in the United States Court. on a charge of counterfeiting, was acquitted by the jury this evening. TROUBLED MERCHANTS. The Charges Against Kramer Brothers, of Chicago, Dis- missed. Failures Following Each Other Fast in New York and Throughout the Country. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CHICAGO, ILL., January 12.-Commissioner Hayne this morning»: decided the case of Kramer Brothers, the bankrupt Wholesale notion and woolen dealers, which he has had under consider- ation since Tuesday last. This matter ‘has been before the Commissioner for the past three or four weeks. The defendants are charged with violating the bankrupt law, concealing their as- sets and attempting to defraiid their creditors. Over 300 freight books from the different railroad offices were introduced in evidence to prove that the firm had shipped goods after the proceedings in bankruptcy’ had been commenced. The trial was watched with considerable interest by a. large number of Chicago merchants with whom Kramer Bros. had had dealings, and when it was coii- cluded the Commissioner took it under advise- ment on account of the number of delicate legal questions involved. This noon h_e decided the case, and said that for want of sufficient evidence liewould (llSchZll'5Ie the prisoners, who had been hold all along on very heavy ball. The New York Crashes. NEW YORK, January 12.—Messrs. Henry, Cur- ran & Co. state that they made an assignment to Benj. H. Demy. their cashier, to protect them- selves from some ovcrreaching small creditors, who, owing to Curran’s residence in New Jersey, could close them up by an attachment, keep them from the books, and thus force them into bank- ruptcy. By the course they have taken they pro- tect every creditor. The assigucc is busily at work examiniiig the books to prepare a statement for the creditors. of whom a meeting will be called as soon as possible. Hegeman & Co.’s representatives say that, owing to the nature of the stock, no statement can be made for some little time. To take an in- ventory will require an iinnieuse amount of labor. There were several stores bountifully supplied with stock, some of it very valuable. The Board of Directors of the Franklin Insur- ance Company have made good the impaired cap- ital, and intend confining risks to New York and vicinity. , Etibi-ts are being made by the friends of Dun- nine: to remove the assignee and reinstate Dun- ningin control of his aIl.iirs. It is thought that before evening arraugemeiits satisfactory to all parties in interest will be made. , Another lot of Bonner securities was sold at auction to-day. A large iiumber of bidders were present. and sales were very brisk. The stocks comprised city railroad ‘stocks, insurance and bank stocks. and stocks usually quoted on the Stock Exchange, the sale averaging market rates. Mr. Bell, assignee of E. J. Dunning, says an important conference of banks and other credi- tors would be held Monday, and he hoped an agreement would be reached which would pre- vent other failures, and enable Dunning to re- sumo. Forbearance Requested. TRENTON, N. J., January 12.—-The State Savings Bank, known as Freeze’s Bank, stopped payment to-day. The bank asks the forbearance of depositors for a few days until they can dis- pose of some of their securities. At 3100 Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CARIHAGE, MO., January 12.-1. M. Gordon's livery stable, in Joplin, was burned to the ground this morning about 4. o’clock. The stock was saved, but the feed and other contents were burned. A rain falling at the time prevented the conﬂagration from spreading. Through the Ice. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CIRCLEVILLE, 0., January 12.--Two lads, named Low and charlie Sclineidei-,bi-oke through the ice in the canal this evening, and Charlie, the elder. about thirteen years old. was drowned. L The Porte Asks Russia for Peace con- - kans. woman who foretold his fortune had said so. Hg was placed in charge of a trusty man and sent to his home in Dadeville this morning, and when placed in the stage closely_examiued the mail pouches. declaring all thetime he would_nev_or see his wife, for the mob would certainly kill him to-day. It is thought the reported loss of mail matter on his route has driven -the young man crazy, although the postal authorities are confl- dent of his innocence. 01 ans SPARKS. dltions. Frightened Fugitives Flocking to A TERRIBLE DEATH‘ Constantinople. An Estimable Citizen of Jasper Coun. ty Buried Alive While Felling a Tree. 1 Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CARTHAGE, MO.. January 12.--A terrible acci- dent occurred six miles south of this city yester- day. which resulted in the death of an estimable citizen of this county. by the name of Armstrong. Armstrong and his brotlier-in-law, named Mer- riman, went out to the woods to get some wood, and commenced by cutting alargo tree, which had been blown out by the roots, leaving a large hole where it had stood, ﬁlled wri‘tli watetr. Mora __ - - riman was cutting near I a mo s, an , The Dead King A Large Fire In London Armstrong went to the hole and stooped down -F0I‘9i8'*n F135h°5- on his hands and knees to take a drink from the _ ‘ pool underneath. At that moment Merriman ﬂu-, ’ isliod cutting the tree in two, when the butt end of it and the large mass of dirt sticking to the roots ﬂew back into the hole, literally crushing the upper half of poor Armstrong’: body to a jelly. Death was instantaneous. It required the assistance of several neighbors to take the man- gled remains from under the stump. Deceased had been a resident of this county but a. short time. He leaves a wife and family in Joplin. ' The Torch Applied to Ichtiman and Other Towns. Severe Shocks of Earthquake in South America. Turkey. RUSSIA ASKED FOR PEACE CONDITIONs. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 12.-—Encouraged by the German Embassador, who intimated that Russia's conditions of peace would probably be moderate, and in order to ' give Europe proof of its sincere desire for peace, the Ports has asked the Russian Government to state what conditions it would demand. THE TURKISH TORCH. LONDON. January I2.—Constantinople dis-. patches say fugitives are ﬂocking there from Pliilipopolis and Adriauople. Three crowded trains arrived Wednesday, and three Thursday. The Turks burned the town of Ichtiman, and in- tend to burn Tatar-Bozardjik and other towns in Topipulsa and Gyopsa Valleys. A CONTRADICTION. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 12.—-Prince Henry. of Reass, German Embassador here, absolutely denies that he said the Russian conditions of peace would be moderate, as mentioned in a dis- patch this morning. All he said was that the conditions would be easier if Turkey treated di- rectiv with Russia. THE BRITISH CABINET. LONDON, January 12.—-The Daily News says the Cabinet Council summoned for to-day was orig- inally flxed for Monday. The date was advanced for reasons which may be of great gravity. COMMUNICATION CUT. VIENNA, January 12,-Cossacks have cut the Timers and Yambali Railways south of the Bal- BORDER BRUTALITIES1 Mexican Murderers Arraigned by the r , Governor of Texas. Their Hideous Atrocities Exposed to ' Public View. The Strong Points Made in a Letter to the President. special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.’ HOUSTON, '1.‘nx.. January 12.-Gov. Hubbard has written a three-columnletter to President Hayes on border amiirs. He goes into details of the causes of the Mexican raids, and gives a his- tory of the same for the last twenty ycars.includ- ing Cortina’s capture of Brownsville in '59. The Governor’s speciﬁc charges are: 1. It has been a depredatory war. 2. That Custom House oﬂicials have been murdered, Custom Houses taken and robbed, Post Offices robbed and burned. hundreds of citizens killed and ARMS FOR TURKEY- some tortured. Wm.McMahon, for instance, s NEW HAVEN, CONN., January 12.--A. steamer had 11.15 leg; cut off, and wag forcgd arrived to-day for a cargo of arms and ammuni- to Walk on the 3mmp5_ Murdoch tion for the Turkish Government. Another was chained, ,, mm-ow piaced on him, steamer, laden with war material valued at $1,500,000, has been in the Sound for the past fourteen days, waiting an order to "sail for Con stantiiiople, drawing in the meantime $250 per day demurrage. THE TURKISH CABINET. . CONSTANTINOPLE. January 12.-A long Cabinet council took place to-day. The Porto has as yet received no dispatch, either‘ from London or the Russian headquarters, respecting an arm- and he was burned while in his own house, with- in five miles of Corpus Christi. Women have been made prisoners and subjected to treatment too horrible to mention. 3. Millions of dol- lars’ worth of property have ‘been taken from- Texas owners, carried into Mexico. and sold in the public markets. 4. Mexico has furnished an asylum for the robbers and a place of deposit for their stolen goods. 5. The Mexican Government has been notiﬁed many times by ours of the i3V1°°- _ existence" of these evils. She has not , m.mTATm? Air m‘GI‘AND’ restrained her citizens. and she refuses The population are Irritated against England, to perm“ the United Sta,” ,0 who, it is -declared, is morally responsible for Turkeys misfortune-s_ break up the hostile bands winch commit the atrocities, and has declared an attempt to do so a DISTRESS. . . - b There is great distress among the refugees from cause 1?" War 6 She has I efused to. exe(‘fu.t§ ‘ ‘ Adriauoplo extradition treaty by not sui rendering iai era, ' ...____..__. who were themselves enemies of mankind, by Italy, breaking the Jail of Starr County, releasing pris- oners tlicrofrom, and wautonly ,woundin¢ our peace oﬂicers, and by turning loose fugitives un- der indictmeut for murder in Texas, and regular- ly demanded by our Commissioner of Extradi- tion. 7. She has afforded an asylum to Indians. and permitted them to use her territory to set on foot expeditions to invade the territory of the United States, and to wage savage warfare upon the people of Texas, including within its scope every age and sex. Children have been captured in Texas, carried into Mexico and held as slaves. Gov. Hubbard asserts Texas does not want war, but simply protection from Mexican violence. He charges that the San Elizario mob, who shot Howard, McBride and Atkinson to death, was composed largely of Mexican citi- zens. The Governor recites the horrible massa- cre, and says Mexico should make amends for the crimes committed by her citizens. ISABELLA AND THE APPROACHING WEDDING. LONDON. January 12.—A' Paris correspondent telegraphs that ex-Queen Isabella, who, it was stated, would not be pernntted to return to Spain on account of her action in connection with the expulsion from France of Don Carlos, insists upon attending the marriage of King Alfonso, her son, and the Spanish Enibassador at Paris is compelled to resort to numbcrless petty precau- tions and stratiasems to prevent her oarryiua “out her intentions. The marriage of King A1- A fonso and Princess Mercedes is now ﬁxed for the 2d of February. England. WORKINGMEN’S wous. LQNDON, January 12.-The Blackburn mill owners have abandoned their attempt to reduce the wages of operatives. MONETARY. LONDON, January 1-2.-The Times says some gold from private stores is in the course of trans- mission to the United States, and some is likely to be wanted for Germany next week, but there is no probability of these operations extending beyond the limits of what the open market can supply. ELECTRIC FL ASHES. JUDGE JOHN R. FRANKLIN, ex-Congressman, died on Friday, at Baltimore. ’ TERENCE REYNOLDS, aged thirty, was mur- dered Friday niglitm1’awtucket, R. I. No ar- FRENCONER 85 GIROUX. dry- goods merchants of Montreal, have failed. Liabilities over $100,000; assets $60,000. Tun Conway National Bank. at Conway,lsI:-ias. , was burned Friday night. It is supposed the bank‘s valuables are safe. JASON Li~;1cuTON’s camp on West RIver,abovo Olierryﬂcld, Me. , burned Friday night, and four of his children perished in the ﬂames. THE sailing schedule for Australian steamers has been changed to fix their-time of sailing one week earlier than under the old arrangement. THE bark Antioch arrived at New York yester- day from Cuba. She reports the death of five of her crew from different disease: during the voy- age. THE nrst lot of Western produce (six car loads). fresh meats. etc.. for England has ar- rived at Halifax, and will be dispatched by tho Circassian to-day. , A CHANGE has been made by the Postmaster Generals of New South Wales and New Zealaud so as to alternate London mails across this conti- A HEAVY EAILURI. LEITH, January 12.—-D. R. MacGi-cgor .95 Co., merchants and steamship owners at this place, have failed. Liabilities range from £1,000,000 to £1,500,000. Assets not over £500,000. Mao- Gresor, who is a member of Parliament for the Leith District. has resigned his seat. A DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION. LONDON. January 12, 3:30 p. m.-One of the largest fires that has occurred here in many years is now burning in Friday and Watlinsr streets. The fire originated in the warehouse of Crocker Sons &. Co., calico pi-inters,82 to 87 Watling street. The whole block was at one time threat- ened, but the fire is now believed to.._be under control. The loss by the fire was over $1,000,000. DEATH or WM. COBBETT. LONDON, January 12.-—Wm. Cobbett, well known for the strenuous efforts he made in behalf . ,. ..A_._,-._......A.;_4A_...._ of the Tichborne claimant, fell dead in Westmin- ster Hall this morning. He was the son of Wm. Cobbett, the Celebrated Eiiuiish Radical politician and writer, who died in 1835. JOHN BRIGHT. LONDON, January 12.—Jolin Bright, iii address- ing his constitueiits at Birniingliziiu, to-day, de- ﬁlared he was strongly in favor of non -iuterven- ion. - South America. VISITED BY AN EARTHQUAKE. PANAMA, J anuary 2.——Cliacliapogas, the Capital of the Amazon. was visited by an eartliquake, which demolished several houses and damaged many more. Fortunately there was no loss of life. Walls swaying to and fro, the groaning of roofs, the noise of falling tiles, the walls crack- ihg and throwing out clouds of dust, combined Wllil slirieks, groans and desperation of agoiiiz-ed inhabitants, made a'gf1‘lgllLfi1l scene. Callao also experienced a severe shock of earthquake, but no dainage was done. San Domingo. THE REVOLUTION CONTINUES. SAN DOMINGO CITY, December 30.--The revo- lution in the northern provinces continues. In- surgents surround Porto Plata, Santiago and La- vcga. The whole mercantile community is in (lancer of being ruined. It appears ox-President Gonzales is leading the revolution. Malta . NAVAL AFFAIRS. staff will leave on her Majesty's steamer Sultan, reﬁtted. LUNACY’S vicriif. 3 Mythical Slob. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. MALTA, January 12.—Vice-Admiral Hornby and for the Levant, whither the Alexandria and all ships in port will follow when revictualcd and A Missouri Mail‘ Carrier Frightened by nent by the Suez Canal. TIIE British brig Florence May, from Baltimore for Pernainbuco. put into St. Thomas; cargo and vessel badly damaged, and with the loss of the mate and two seamen, washed overboard. Mus. SARA!-I M. MCCORMICK, mother of ex- Gov. McCormick, American Coniniissioner to the Paris Exposition, died at her home in Jamaica, Long Island, Friday night, aged sixty-six. THE Senate Patent Committee-room was rob- bed early vcsterday morning by three well-known thieves, two of whom upon leaving the capitol were arrested. The third made his escape. AT :1 meeting of bankers at Biiffalo, N. Y. , yes- terday, it was unanimously resolved to co-ope- ratc witli the banks of New York in such action as they may take in opposing the Bland silver bill, now before the Senate. News comes from Weldon, N. C., that J. L. Bi-ower, colporteur. and the negro attendant, were drowned Friday by the sinkiiig; Of their boat while cruising the Roanoke River during a fresh- ct. The boxes of Bibles ,were saved. NOTICE was given in yesterdays official Ga zette, that. application will be niade at the next session of the Caiiadian Parlianiciil; for an act to incor- porate the Presbyterian Cliurcli of Canada, in coniiection with the Cliiircli oi Scotluiid. TIIE fire in shaft No. 7, near Pittstomcontinues to rage, and the fears are that the props and brat- tices will be burned away and the roof fall in. Iinn-iense veins of coal, liuntlrcds of feet below the surface, have become iziiited. Work on the neighboring rubies is suspended. THE New York bank statement shows the fol- lowing cnaiiges: Loans--Inci-ease, $679,900. Specie—-lncrease,;$l,885,700. Leg.'il-tendci's—-In- crease. $192,000. Deposits-—-Increase, $1,684,500. Circulatiiin-Increase. $74,500. Reserve--lip crease, $1,656,575. Banks now hold $10,980,695 over legal requirements. Impecuniosity and morpliine. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Des MOINES, Li.. January 13---W- P- FOX. theﬂvell-kiioivn geologist. was found to-day 131118 dead uudera tree in Gurmer square; impecuu- iosil-y and opium were the cause. He was a man of culture and scientiﬁc attaiiiinenfs. A note found in his room at 8 hotel showed the act W8! premeditated. 4 between this place and Cave Spring, in this SPRINGFIELD, MO. , January 12.--A strange hal- lucination last evening overtook the mail carrier Ann Eliza. special Dispatch to the Glogg-Democrat. CARTHAGE. Mo. , January 12.—-Ann Eliza. uinoteentli wife of Brigham Young, lectured in this city last night under the auspices of the Li- brary Association . best ever deliverod'* here. county. Upon his arrival here he showed some indications of absent-mindedness, and during the night began to cry and beg to be baptized. This morning he was even worse, and declared he Aim Eliza has won knew a mob was going to hang him, for an old 1 golden opinions from the Oarthageniaug. The lecture was one of the 2 ._..._...._.._...-.. ._. ‘. ... I ?_ £5“... our. ENGLISH LETTER. The Tables Turned in an Irish Law Court. A Male Plaintiﬁ Recovers $51350 Worth of Dalnagss from a Fair but F ickle Defendant, in a Breach of Promise Case. Incidents ofﬁvthe Courtship and Evidence at the Trial Narrated. _..__.__ _4_ Special Correspondence Globe-Democrat. LONDON. December 20. 1877.—.-Breach of prom- ise again, but this time man, the inferior, some- times facetiously called the Lord of Creation. scorcsonc; woman, the superior, the Lady of Creation, this time pays the piper. Mr. Daniel Eagan, of the Green Isle, went courting one of Erin’s fair daughters, who-ﬁnally consented to become his wife. Miss Jane Kelly was the name of Daniel’s charmer. For a time things were halcyon and sunshiny. For a time Love waved his purple wing, and the torch of Hyman threat- ened to blaze. But then clouds arose, winds blow, and cyclones of sorrow swept over Dan- iel's sea. Love folded his purple wing. and Cu- pid abscondcd. The wind, alas! changed, and J and changed. Mr. Eagan was doubtless a brave man, and girt around the chest with a due amount of the Horatian metallic ar- mor. but still iron-clads are subject to WTPW00-S. and one struck him unawares . in the shape of the gallant Mr. David O‘Riolly-, ’ xv ho induced the young lady to change her mind and wed him instead of the man to whom she had p_1lg-hted her trotll. Explosion, blight. collapse, 1‘l8iI'.l§{ wrath, on the part of Daniel and an action for damages laid at £1,000. Mr. Egan, to go into particulars, was a dl-aper’s assistant. The defcllililllt, says the report in the Freeman's Journal. was formerly Mlss;;Jéln6 Kellv -, . and the defense to the action was that the con. tract was conditional upon Miss Kelly’s mother giving her consent to her marriage with the plaintiff, and that the consent had not been given; and there was also a plea that the contract. nae been rescinded. _ Mr. Daniel Egan, the plaintiff, was examined. Ho deposed that Miss Kelly used to frequent the shop of his employer, Mr. O'Brien, of Roscred, and he used to see and admire her. He s oke about her bcaux. He said she might as well ave himself, and she did not object. He wrote her A FORMAL LETTER, proposing himself as her husband, and in which he spoke of tho esteem in which she was gener- ally held, and said he hoped she would not deem him presumptuous. She replied as follows: "My Dear Mr. Egan: _Fnr from thinking you presumptuous, I feel highly flattered by your prcfercbce for me. The many cars I have known you, and of my experience, think I could not bestow my aﬂect-lo-us on one more worthy. I would not for a moment. give you the least en. com-agcment lflthought my mother would not be pleused,evenlfn_1_v hopes for life were blasted , but on several occasions she asked me would I marry you. Evcnlust week she said she liked you very much. It was in at Mr. DWyc1"’3, on yegterda evening. 'Ibcy were asking me about it, and i it was arranged. Of course I would not pretend there was anything as yet, until it would be cgr. taiu,more for-your sake than my own. Let you be equally silent, and I trust all Will be right. I will shortly see you, then we can arrange for the future. In fuct,'if you had not proposed, I had made up my mind never to get married. Let us both pray to God to guide us , and if it is His holy will that we are to be united. we will. 1 care very little for gossips. I assure you I rather feel it an honor to have my name coupled with yours as I trust it will be in reality. You have ﬂzittere me too highly in your note. as I scarcely think m.V6elf_ Worth? of you. I am much obliged for your giving me the note by band, as it will pre- vent remarks. I remain, with fond love, _ “JANE KELLY.” On April 15 he received the following letter: "My Dear Mr. Egan: Mrs. D. was very anxious on yesterday to know would I marry you; but I will keep her In the dark for some time. 1 some- times feel angry with you for saying I am so rich. DO you for a moment think that I would marry 8 man wealthy that I did not love? If I had not a ICIIDV. my ideas always were that I would take the man of my choice. I remain yours forever, "JANE KELLY.” Ir. Purcell said that in the letter was acard which bore the lines: ' ‘LOve’s 1-oncoming work is done; The ﬁght is o'er. the b:\tlle's won.” [I.anghter.] And on the back of it: ‘ ‘With loud love, wishing you a happy Easter. , "J. K. ’ ’ Witness continued: He was in the HABIT OF MEETING 11555 Kelly after business and walking with her. He put the ring (produced) on hcrlinge-rand said: "We are n1:m°lc<l now, at all events" [gaugmer], and she replied: “You have me now; I thought I never could make up my mind to marry any per- son.” He subsequently made hera present of a locket. He understood from her that her mother consented to the marriage. She went to Bray and Li.-.doonvarna,and after her return he did not see her or hear from her; and he wrote after the expi- ration of a month, "calling upon her to act the part of a woman and carry out her engagement. to at favorable end." He met her in the street and slapped her for a moment, and be asked hcrwould the take a walk. She hesitated, and then went. Ho llt-kcd her wily she did not write. She szud she was ulruicl it would never be. and that her mother would no- srive her consent. He was trying loput 11111‘ on the xigllt way, and whilst he was speaking. to her also run zuvzly and left him addressing: the wall. -[.i.:ul;:l:lcr.j He sent her a Cllristmas curd mid got mm In rep Y. which had on lt: "l<ro::l J. K. 10 D., all‘«.cllon:ltcly. May the season ’s richest bless-lugs rest within your home and heart. I’eucc .-mzl love and happiness pos- ses-lizllt, may you novel‘ from them dcpttrt.” On J;lnu:n'_\‘ ‘24. 1877, she wrote: "luv DEAR l).ua.: I received your letterlbin week wltn .-ul prise. I re.'~.d it for my mother. She does not appl‘UV_e of my marrying you, go, 1 mm: any person, owing to my;prcsem. stale of health, wliach is very bad lately. I Olten imagine I never will recover; but if it is the Will of God, I am re- signed. I feel my strcngtll breaking down very ‘ much, and under the circumstances, it would be silly for me to marry any person. I remain, as Ihll-‘ll. ‘ JANE KELLY.” To the Jumrc: I think she was not delicate at all, nor «ml 1 think more was any nccc:'-slay for her going to Lls<:lumlv.-lrna. I wrote a letter in reply to that with leference to the past estrange- mcnt, and said I C'.‘ll;$ldCl'B(I the engagement as sacred as if we went. llalllell at God's altar. I re- Ct lved no reply. On the 7th of May she sent back the ring and locket with this letter: “Dear Mr. Egan: I send per bearer the ring and locket \‘s'lll('.ll you were so kind as to dive me, but under present circumstances I can not any lolzgerkccp. I remain, yours respectfully. . "Jana KELLY.” he did not hear that she was to be manned to Baldy ulllil :. few days before. He was not at the V\‘t"‘:dtllll.LE. {_L2lug«.'lltel'.] He had written to her that all her property tulgtlt be SETTLED ON HERSELF, except a sum of £300 for carrying on the business, vthlch was the same as be had. On cross examination by Mr. Murphy, plaintiﬂ saui he presented himself before the jury not ex- actly as a victim of blighted affection [laughter] , but because his prospects in life had been injur- cd. He did not think the defendant was sick when she wont to Llsdoonvarna, though she told him the was. He thought that her mother was sending her away to let the matter cool down. ]Laugllter.} But his love did not cool down. It was as hot as ever [lau:_.:later]. After he received the defend- ant's. answer to his proposal, be looked upon himself the aC(:t+ptC‘(1 lover of Miss I§.ell43y--no porsoa. in the v.’Ol'l.l ulwjcciimr. He never spoke to Mrs. lit-lly in his life, but he was accustomed E9 salute llcl‘. Cl cum:-:;, he never snllltccl Mrs. B. 13:.’ after he llczml .3533 Obj-.W.'.l'.'cl'. IIC llcvcr sa- lu.c4_.l lter until she saluted him. He went inside her non,-ac, b1Il.’l:lUl.ful‘ the lust. tilrcc your.-l, to his kmlwletlge. lie told Ml.-;=:- Kelly I-lllal. he would never zlxmk of marrymg any girl xvnllout her :.‘:.,-‘.ner’:e consent. lie lbotlght she had the moth- er s ('.L,-ll‘.-'st%l'l¥., but he _n::vor went to speak to the mother, wl1oll~.ed within just five perches of ms di.-Cl‘. Mass holly always roprescu ed herself as lzcr mm mi:-trct'<s, and he did not mind about the n2/.thcr’s consent. He thought she had the moth- er's czmscnt. lie Wullfll liavc entered on the eu- £;l,2'E7ll".l€ilL without. the m<:.:her’s consent. Ml - 3n'ill‘Dlly. Didn't you tell her in June that you .2 <.:1.l:.l not have enaelcd on the engagement, at all 1l.‘l;‘lullt the mother's consent? \‘{l.:.i'.e.-ct-*. I dlsl. ‘Wllul. <.;'.<l _y.,.u nlezm by that? That I would never fcsco l.(:.: M: man-y nae. [Luuglltcn] The Judge. H.-lwI.>l:1 was this woman? D..d you k.low wllcll _\,¢;‘)l;l were talking about her n7.s>lbor’s ctslasczlt .‘mv.' ulfl this woman was; Witness. Tllzrly-live y'cal-s, mylord. llvlr. Murphy. Am: you are only twenty-nine? W as your love very hot for this girl of blllI“LY~ﬂV(‘.? [L2lughtcr.] '1 be Judge. I think you may say woman, Mr. Murlzlly. [Laughton-.] ‘ ,VVll.D8SS-ll. was not very hot. [Lau2:htcr._l He always thought the defendant woufa carry ‘1; “*3 engaaemlcnt. wliethev I210.‘ vovtl".c.- .onsor...-ed 3533- no to the I ‘In If ilaoombcr. He never lost hope until use hurried another man. He made up his mind that he would bring an action if she married another’; but be had but made a vow of celibacy himself. When he sent Dwyer to back here to him. At that til to bring an aolaiozi, and he - . me...he»W” gqmg WA3ll'£t:D ‘Inn LETTERS for the purpose. When she sent back word that the letters were destroycd,lle did not believe _ her. 0 He would not have married her then. Since. the marriage he had never said that he ‘would J spend the-last shilling ho had in the world to an- that on the 19th of September, 1876, defendant toid him she could marry him if she liked without her mother's consent. “When did you come.” said Mr. Purcell, tl}19g,c,ouclusion that she herself was anxious to get 0 . Witness. When she sent back the rind I [Laughtelu] . To the Judge. Defendant had never given him to understand that her consent was conditioned on the mother’s. He never spoke to the mother, because he thought the daughter old enough to speak for herself. A Juror. Did. you sleep well the night you heard she married another? [Laughton] I did. _ The Judge. Were -on really in love with the girl, anddid you be love she was in love with you? Yes, my Lord. _A Juror. But you did not go 011‘ your feet, not-' ’wlthstandinsz her desertiou. [Laugnt.er.] Mr. Murphy. in addressing‘ the ml-y for the de- fendant, saul that the plaintiff su . tautlally ad- mitted it was the glrl’s fortune he was lo.o-king’ after, and he dwelt at considerable length on the absence Of proof of the mother's consent to the, m2'_u-rlage, which, in all cases of engagement of this kind,-was always implied. Mrs. Jane ,0’Reilly (the faithlcss fair), was then examined. She stated that she was twenty- nlne years of age and had known plaintlﬁ for ﬁf- teen years; had seen him in O’Brlcn’s shop at Roscrea, when she went there; up to April, 1876, he had not spoken to her In-one intimately than other people in the shop; he Wrote to her on the 12th of April, pressing her to marry him; she re- Dlled, saying that she could not give him the least hope of an engagement, as her mother would not be pleased; the tool; the -locket, though; on her return from Lisdoonvarna she saw Egan, and told him it could never be, as her mother would not consent; did not return the locket, because it was broken. _ ' ‘When did you give up wearing the ring?” "In August.” " What was your fortune?-” ‘ ‘I think my mother had £3,000, and I would be entitled to some of it.” ' Her mother refused to give her consent: re- ceived aletter from him after the valentine went; did n0tI'el>1_Y W it; met her present husband in the September of this year. 7 * be Judge. "When were you married?” ' ‘On the 14th of October.” “You lost no time about it- [Laugh_tcr.]. Your mother gave her consent to the marraige?” "Shcdid.” ‘ ‘You did not. give her time to change her mind. [Lau.gbtel'.] Did she consent?” "Yes; her mother always refused her consent to the_marrlag-e with Egangher mother was not acqummed With him. bu-tknew who he was; in March 1876, her 1nothel'dld not suspect she was C.al‘l'_VlIl20[l With E-zan.” ‘ ‘Did any other persons suspect it?” I ‘Yea.’ 3 ‘ ‘ I 9’ ‘ _§(l.e:z\’s gene: ally known? The Judge. "Is it your evidence that until June she knew nothing about you and Egan?’ " “No. She might have heard it like others.” "You never told her?” "No; her mother always praised Egan; asked her on one or two occasions it she would marry him, and always TOLD HER TO PLEASE HERSELF; she did not please herself at that time, because her mother would not consent.” The Judge. "Would you have pleased your- self If you had married Egan?” “I would at the time my mother refused, and it was upon the faith of her giving consent I can- sented to marry Egan." Mr. Heron .- "Ilnd you made up your mind to marry if he did not promise to marry you ?” ' ‘I think not; when I wrote saying thatl told my mother, the expression was true; from what the priest sand I thought it was all right.” The Judge. ' ‘When did you think it was all over between you and Egan?” "In August last; I got the ring from Egan as a token of the engagement with int, and wore it as such.” ‘ ‘Did you consider at that time you were prom- ised to marry him?” "I intended to marry him at that time, with my mother's consent." "Al the time you got the ring did you think you had the mother’: eonsont?'.’ "I did not; it was a month afterwards Father Mahcr spoke to my mother. ” "When did you promise to marry him?" "I don't know the date.” ' ‘Did YOU llwm-160 I0 marry him before or after you got the ring?’ ’ ' ‘Either time, I don't know. ” "Dull you ever -romise to marry him?” ‘ ‘I don't think did. ’ ’ ‘ ‘Did you ever promise to marry him at all good 01‘ bad? "I did promise-—when, I could not say." “Did you promise him when he put the ring on yourﬁnge. ?’ ' "lso; when I promised I thougbtl would get my‘mct.bcr’s consent." lold two ladies the ring on her finger was Mr. Egan s; did not go into a shop and say she was g.;lug_ to be ma1'rlc_d. Her present husband had been in a shop m Cork; knew him for three weeks before they were married [laughter]; did not got. cngzzagcu to him before her mother knew it. 'llle Ju<lge—' ‘Did you ask your mOtl1cr’s leave before you promzsed to marry him?” "Yes; he was in n 3 business at present.” ' ' What was her objection to Egan?‘ ’ "She thoughtl should have come and asked her first. " “Was that the only objection?” "She dlll not think he was suitable.” " What rsmson did she give?" “She did not like the purport of his letters- tlml he was dlct:~.t1ng to me as if he was my bus- band. ’ ' . ‘Mr. Heron. “Had you_ any letter from Mr. 0 Reilly before your marriage?‘ ‘ ‘ ‘No. When Father Muller spoke to my mother I did not believe all was settled. I” was in dUu"‘n ’ , Catherine Kelly, the mother of Mrs. O’Reilly was next exulninell. She dcpo.-‘ed that she dad not know anyllllng of the courtship between her daughter and lheplalnllll‘ before Father hlabrr -‘P ‘K9 10 D012 Dill nutlczid F.t!.ller Muller to be- lieve that she approved of the courtship. She liked the man for his Ch:f|°aCl.Gl', but not for her daughtcr. Did not consider in the first instance he had moans enough to support her. 0’licllly expected means. etc. Then came THE JUDGE'S cmmon. Baron Dowsc, in the course of same, said that he could not see the crest difference that had been insisted on between the condition of the parties. Though not an authority on such mat- ters, he could not discern any very great distinc- tion between the social rank of a dl-aper’s assist- ant and f:1rmcr’s son and the keeper of a public house. [L:iugbter.] Counsel, again. seemed to think that it was part of the common law of mat. rnnony that any promise of nlal-1-mgowas cm]. «lmonecl to the consent of the mother. fbaugn. tcla] But there was no such tllingln law. He had heard of courting .l2c child for the .-akcuf the mm-re, and here was the ndditlonal BMg.ll'8Sl.lUn of courting the mother for’ the sake of the daugzlltcr. Indeed, the defendant, in her _C21l'llCl‘ letters, when she was bask- ing in the sunshine of love, did not seem dl.-‘posed to let her heaven be clouded by the sllaulow of her mother. Ills Lord-ship poilltetl Out to ihc jury thutif the contract was cundztlonal, and only in that case. could they find for the (1.3. fondant. In regard to damages, he said there was a lzl‘e:'Ll. distinction, in fact, though not in law, as to whether an action of this kind was brought by a woman 01‘ by a man. A Woman was obliged to wait until she was wood and won. Sun was Llbllgcd to wait from the time shcwas of a mar- rzugcablc age till the time she gave up all hope 91 matriumny--a period of her existence at which.be belleve;l,nO wc>m.'lu had yet arrived. (Great laugh- ter.) It was llalrd,then, to imagine anything more despicable than the conduct of a mam who in clue.-ad it woman to promise to be his wile, who for a period led the whole world to believe that her love was engaged and hersuleclioxl m;ldc,and then, often fox-some mean and mercenary mu- uve. cast her from him like a worthless weed. Many women -:-to treated had sought redress in a. court of law, and had obtained substantial dam- ages. He could blame no woman for so acl..lna', but he Ctlnlesbed that he had a big‘ honor for the woman that shrank from exposing her wrongs'to the gaze of the public and left her betrayer O his pl;-.~'n conscience and to God. In a man’s case, . 9 _ CIRCUMSTANCES WERE QUITE ALTE RED. It was difficult to discover of what loss the plain- tlﬁin the present case complained, but that was a question essentially for the jury, and If they found that there had been a breach of an uncon- dl'..—iOnal contract, they could give him any dam- a;.;-.-s they 0112988-IYUIII the smallest com in the re:-.lm ‘.0 the lull sum lllelltlolwd in the plaint. ’1".ae jury having retired, Mr. Heron said he would ask his Lordship to call them back and tell them that in a.:”-3§6;'~‘SlIl£{ the damages they should t..:+:«:e 1'-..tu CO1]:-idCl‘a.l.lOl1 the fortune of the wife his cilclll. had lost. 'I‘l:o Jzldge replied: “I will most certainly; but I will tell them something else, too. Shall I charge them on the subject of damages ago:-ll?’ ’ "I would rzttller not, my Lord.” «Bald air. Heron. [Lau,:.=;l1ter.] The Judlrc. "I think if you get a fax-thing (tl:.l.’ll,bt;'{G3 you will get as much as you are entitled The jury soon found their verdict. It went against the O’Reilly’s. Mr. Egan recovered £*.50 damages. ' And this is the way with Cupid, and that is the Way with law,and thus doth the brea_ch-of-promise nemesis, just to show that he is no respecter of persons, levy once in a while on the pockets of the fair when ‘hey. having the rhino, give, against con- tract-, some poor mm the mitten. And now dam many a. sworn rejo~iee., who has had to pay his score in this matter, and many a victim of the 7~“’°*‘°h°°fjl9¥‘0mﬁe ogre rubs his hands with glee 9-lid 9-Wlaimﬂ. "'I‘hat’s “some of it back at all avian-s~oll3;e good turn another! Let ﬁckle 1113“-8 beware! Even man has some rights, and there are courts and lane: to redress his '1 luoy them. In reply to Mr.--Puroe.ll, witness said , “to. thought she was anxious to be acquitted._ Si. Ennis Qailp Clnrlfxe-ﬁrm-nlsrui, Sunbzlp mnr1tinp,,,,@au1tarp ”13,I1.SZWf5. WIENEBS DOURIEI). The Supreme Court Refssesto Change the Decree of the Courts Below. Communication of the News to the Pris- oner---Ilow It was Received. Without the Interposition of Providence or Gov. P-helps, the Execution Will Take Place Next Friday. The fate of Wm. Wieners, the murderer of Americas Vespucins Lawrence, was yesterday sealed by the Supreme Court of the State aﬂ'ilrn.- ‘ lag the decree of the Courts of St. Louisnvlnch have do.om.ed him to death on the gallows. Last _ni.ght he lay down, with the horrible conscious- " ness that in troubled slumber would pass away one of the six ‘miserable nights that must elapse before he pays the penalty of his crime, and this morning he awakens to ﬁnd himself a day nearer the dark unknown . The ilrst intimation received in the city that the Supreme Court had refused to reverse the decree of the Criminal Court was in the shape of a dis- patch to Judge W. C. Jones, from Secretary of . State M. K. McGra tn, received at 11o’c1ock in the morning, _ which brieﬂy stated, “Supreme Court affirms the decision of the lower Courts in the Winners case.” - Judge Jones at once communicated the fact to Ja-ner Conway. It was Mr. Conw2_l.y’s sad duty to inform Wicners of the refusal of the Court of ‘ Appeals to reverse the decision of the Criminal Court, and, with a. remembrance of tha“t‘*scenc, he on this occasion shrank from being the bearer of the ill news. Particularly was this errand lia- ble to be painful in view of the factthat in a con- versation held some time before that -moi-nine: with the prisoner, be had seemed in . Unusnannv ooon‘sr1srrs, and had ar,:-med a favorable outcome to himself by reason ofthe prolonacd delay of the Court in reaching his case. lllr. Conway, therefore, sent Deputy Harbaugrh into the jail to communicate the news to Chief Turnkey Sigismund. with instructions that he in- form Wciners of the decision. Mr. Sigismund was somewhat surprised to hear of the action of. the Court, it being the prevalent opinion among the guards and turnkcysthal. the death sentence would be commuted to imprisonment for life. . He, however, walked over to the cell occupied by Wclners, and, calling him to the grated door, said: “Bill, I have some bad news for you. The Supreme Court has refused to interfere and has conﬁrmed the decision of the Criminal Court.” Wleners was standing close to the door and peering earnestly tlu-mum the bars. He seemed to hear as if from a voice afar off. His face turned very pale. Its hue was ghastly. In a constrained voice, evenly modulated, and in that low tone which always attends a deep and stirring emo- tion, he said, “Is that so?’ ' 'l‘h.cn he turned away from the door, stepped to hls bed-side, and sat down With his face averted. He did not ween, but seemed utterly lost in thought. Perhaps, if the exact state of mind that he was in, and the feolintrs and scenes that took form and slrlxgglcd for pro-eminence could be known and land are, none who could grasp the horror of their intensity could doubt the belief of many, that hell can rage in an individual bosom, and is not alone identiﬁed with: future ‘state. . Mr. Sigismund waited for a. few moments to see whether Wleners had anything more to say, and then softly departed, leaving the wretched man to himself‘. An hour lzucr the usual dinner was passed into the cell. Winners mechanically took it up,mere- ly lasted the food, and then resumed his de- spondent attitude and busicd himself with his thoughts. N0 INTERVIEWS. Eﬁorts were made by many to see the prisoner du:-lug the day. All applications were met at the of-lice of the jail by a courteous refusal from Mr. Conway. A GLOBE-DEMOCRAT reporter ad- dressed a note to Wieners, soliciting a briefin- terview, and premlsingithat nothing detrimental ; to his interests would a extorted from him or distorted from his utterance. this being neces- sary in view of the fact that one 0 ~ we “flash” interviews purporting to be with h‘ have been ~ murder, is published, and, while bearing the merit of being well written, tvere utterly devoid of truth or foundation. The Jailer courteously took the note in, and I returned with areply from Wicncra that he ‘did not desire to see any one, and that he desired the Juiler to admit no one to his presence without an order from his counsel, Hon. Chas. P. Johnson. In conversation with Mr. Conway, the reporter “ learned that Wloners clung to the hope that the Governor would interfere and stop the execution. This idea was not based upon any _state_mcn,t made yesterday, but rather upon remarks made by Wlcners during the past week, when contem- plating the possibility of the Supreme Court de- ending as it did. Mr. Conway desired the reporter to state that the purported interview between him and Wieners, which found place in one of the evening papers. was a fabrication thougbout, as he had passed no words with the prisoner since the reception of the news from Jefferson City. DAY OF THE. EXECUTION. Friday, the 18th day of the present month ,is the date set by the Supreme Court for the last act in the tragedy. The time is shOrt—bulﬁve duys-- for the doomed man to put himself in readiness for the journey over the dark river. Prccautlo 18 have been taken to prevent the ends of -justice from belusr defeated. Yestertiuy afternoon Wiener.-s was moved into a. new cell, his person being thoruusruly searched at the time. During the days that elapse he Will be constantly under the eye of Mr. Riley, one of the deputies, and all interviews with him will be in the presence of that official. He will have rlvate hours for ex- ercise. prob l_v from 10 to l a. in. and 2 to 3 D. In. All supp ice from the outside Will be cut mi‘, and be will be fed from the guards’ table. His father and sister can only see him at ihﬁ ware screen near the door. No person shall visit hlm nu his cell, except Rev. Fatlier Brauu, of St. JO.~.eph’s Catholic Church, who is his spiritual mlvlser. Even these interviews must be in the presence of Deputy Riley. - It is currently rumored that Wierors would commit suicide lf furnislled an Opportunity. Mr. Conway does not believe that he would make the attempt. even if opportunity Offered, but thinks I’. as well to be on the safe side. The gallows stands c..m:.lete1n the yard with a grim :1 ml ILCITIDIC sugzgesuveness. Nothing but the Govt-rum-'s par-lop or commutation can pre- vent its use next Friday. ism‘ some l~;-.aaonor mller. the father of Wieners d1-:1 nm. Vlsll. h1m,yeslerd:ly. The sister, who h as been so faithful, came late in the afternoon. suf- fused in tears. Wienera was brought from his cell to the screen. A brief and alfect-lug inter- .vlew took place between them, and the poor girl departed weepmg bitterly. 'l."l-no GLOBE-Dl§Mt)CRA'f received yesterday by special telegram from Jefl‘v.rson City a very full abstract of 1118 opinion of the Supreme Court in the case, which is here presented. 0—l’INl0N OF THE COURT. The main coin ts of the case are as follows; The principal 0.:-ror alleged as ground of appeal is that the trial Court did not instruct the jury in re:-;ard to murder In the second degree. The Court udmit the difficulty of determining what 13 murder in the second degree under our statutes and decisions, and say it is attributable in part to the misapplication of the terms "mallcc” and ‘ ‘pl‘t:mC<litll.l.l0ll ,” and in part to the statutory deli- uilion of manslaughter. Though properly donned, the application of the terms, as defined by the Court. has not been observed In discussing the elements of the crime of murder. In the deﬁni- tion of malice, that it is the intentional doing of ft wrongful act without just cause or excuse, it is held that the welds “just cause or excuse” are superfluous, or otherwise it would not be a wrongful act. The Judge then enters into a lengthy review of the cases reported In the books, dis- cussing the meaning of malice and how its existence may be determined, and con- cludcs with the remark that as there can be no murder without malice, express or implied, so there can be no murder without an intention to kill, express orimplled. The Judsze than pro- cceda to dive the opinion of the Uourl. of what is murder in the second degree, and says: ‘ ‘It is the unlawful killing of a human being with mal- ice aforetlmught, but without dellberatiou. It is where the intent to kill us in the heat of passion, executed the instant it is conceived, or before there has been time for the passion to subside. We do not use the phrase ‘heat of passion’ in its technical sense, but as a condition of mind contra-distinguished from a cool state of blood. Take the case of A and B, who had been on friendly terms, but they have an altercation, m which A calls B a. liar, and with a pistol or other clcaclly weapon B in- atamllv, in a passion engendered by the insult, kills him. This at common law was murder, but lacking the elements of deliberation. It is un- der our statute murder in the second degree." Iﬂemeditalion, as an element of the crime of next deﬁned by the J udge. It means ' ' thought of bclo;-ehaml , ’ ’ even for it moment, and as an intent to kill must be produced by an operation of the mind which produced that intent, it is argued plausibly that every intcnticncd killing which is not excusable or justiﬁablc must be murder in the ﬁrsl. degree, because the malice exists if the act was without excuse. But this argument overlooked the con- sideration that not only prcxncditation but malice aforetbougllt and (ll'.3Illlel'&ll.l0ll are necessary ele- ments of ulux'del' in the first degree. With this the (ll$l'.ln(:l.l‘0l‘l between cases of murder in the first and second degrees is dis- cussed at length. The statute law recognizes -““‘3“‘- no degree of atrocity, but recognizes a dliI‘ere...ce in the degrees of malzgmty with which the cl-i:~...o of murder may be conmiltteld. After a full discus- sion of tlleprinciples distmzui:-hing murderof the second degree from that of the first, they are ap- plied to the case. of Wiencrs, and the question -if the Court should have instructed as to murder in the second degree 13 considered. If killing was deliberately done, the crime was murder in the first degree. Thief circumstances of the killing are reviewed; the quarrel; We-inert’ drawing a pistol ' and threatening to kill deceased; a bystander’: interference; Wieners' agreement home; the renewal of the altercation ; Wiener’: striking the deceased with his Get or hand; deceased in the act of bar- Iing at him it soda-vvaterbottfe, when Winners, drew two pistols and shot one of C01’ 101' his letters, he had no intention of giving 9 ‘vvronga.”_ H. W. o. l_ cured with them-are recited. The explanation of 0 O- ceased and the slightnaturo of the provocation are conaid-ered,. and‘ the co nolusion reached that it was the ﬁxed purpose of the defendant to lklll deceased and provoke a retexzt. killing him if he could. Ihut the de- ceased had a right to defend.-hlimself can not be provocation for killing mm. The natunoof the dcfendanvs blow on deceased’s check‘ is re- garded ifs” an evidence that dcfendanllwas not uu.d.e.l‘ the inﬂuence. of uncontrollable, passion when the killing was done. The summing up of ; the case 15 in the following Ian u-age: "We have . cal-elully examined the room- telltling to mirjgate the crime of which defendant was guilty, but have failed to discover a. 'circutn- stance to indicate that it was other than deliberate: murder." A - - LOCAL Plagnso-NALS‘. A. D. FRENCH, M11waukee,‘"‘Wi.s., is at Bar- num’s. .H. S. WOODRUFF, Denver, Co1., is at Bar- L‘ num’s. _ . V . . COL. C. R. Woonwann, of Cairo, is at the Lindell. . HON. T. A. COURTNEY, Louisville, Ky” is 89 Barnum's. JUDGE L. H. ALEOR-D, Fredoricktown, Mo., is- at the Laclede. CAFE. FRED. COOK, of New Orleans, is regis- tered at the Lindell. - ' C. SIIALER. of the United States Army. 11-'13 rooms at the St. James. . DR. WM. BROWN. Fredcricktown, 0., en route: ' to Texas, is at Bzu"num’s. GEN. W. W. SAND-FORD left for Osceola, last night, on a business trip. JUDGE G. F. wmrnn and family. of Michigan. ‘ have rooms at the Lindell. , , Mn. CHAS. E. IIASBROOK. of the Kansas Clty . Price Curl-en.t, IS in the city. . DR. CHAPMAN DWIGHT, of Boston, was among yesterday's arrivals at the Llndell. COL. H E. REYNOLDS. Government contractor Indian ’1‘er1-itory, is at the Lindell. , . - W. M. BAXTER, Palmyra. and A. B. Toombs. - Louisville, are at the St. Nicholas. ~. GEN. STURGIS has gone to W-'aah'inSl0n 011 business “connected with the service. ‘ D. J. ‘DAVIDSON, Poplar Bluff. Mo.. and M- K- Gilligan, Beilevillc. 111.. are a,n...Barnum’s- C. C. GILMAN and W. H. Pollard. Mal‘Sha1- town, 121., and B. W. ‘Button,’ Chicago, are reg- : istered at the Laclede. T _ , F‘. T. WALTER and P. M. Harrington. Du- buque, and J- S. Seymour _...-and wife, Leaven- worth, are at the St. James. N. P. BARKSDALE, Trezevant, Tcnn.; Jacob Frost. Cincinnati, 0.; and W. L. Glessncr and wife, Clinton, D1,, are at the Everett. - LEM. Srhicllnzsnv. ESQ., first Clerk of the . Louisville Hotel, Louisville, Ky.. is in the city. stopplug with his brother Estill, 3110 Eugenia. , street. . LOUIS HAEHNLON and family, Philadelphia. Pa.; J. B. Pangeman, Cincinnati, 0.; ti. Wil- mot, Columbus, 0. ' Samuel H. Wilson and wife, New York; John . Davis and family, Dallas, TeX.; W. R. Hasp, Kansas City, IllO.; J. H. Km-kham, Carbondale, Ill-. ; H. P.,Miller, Buﬂalo, N. Y. . are at Hurst's European. runotlelﬁfun HEART. CA Burglar Encounters Death in Kirkwood, Yesterday Morning. Goroner’s Inquest——‘1‘he Shooting Justi- ﬂa.b1e--Identiﬁcation-Full Particulars. Great excitement was created in the handsome suburban town of Kirkwood, yesterday, by the shooting and almost instant death of a negro burglar named Jack Simmons, under the following circumstances, which a reporter learned by visiting the place where the occur- rence took place: For some time past Kirkwood, Webster Groves and vicinity have been infested by thilevea and burglars. and as the Metropolitan Police force has been withdrawn from that locality, citizens have been compelled, for self-protection , to keep arms in their houses and by their bedside: whenireliring for the night. Mr. Christopher Walter was quite fortunate tn being thus. prepared yesterday morn- ing. - wanrnws srons. Mr. Walter keeps a. second-band store in a small one-story frame house on Main street, between Clay and Webster avenues, and directly opposite the Kirkwood Depot. In this store he buys and sells new and second-hand furniture, guns, pistols, Ilshin-g-tackle and all kinds of goods peculiar to his avocation. He also 8 ecps in st small bed in the northeast corner-of the room, the bed being hidden from a front view bv a pile of chairs. The counter icon the west side, and the front of the building is nearly all made up of class doors and a show-window. About 2:40 yesterday morning Mr. Walter was partially roused by the sound Ofa. blow on the show mndow and the I':1t.l1lng of broken glass; at second blow roused him thoroughly, and spring- lng out of bed he SEIZED HIS REVOLVER, and wentto the end of the counter nearest to him just in time to see an arm and a black woolly head On the minds of the show-wlndmv, which is at the other end of the counter, and a tun which stood within reach disappearing. Quick as thought he raised his Colt's revolver, which car- ries No. 32 cartridges. and lire" The ball opus-sod through the liuspoou bclonglu to some fishing- tackle and then struck the burglar one inch be- low the nipple of the left breast and lodtred in the center of his heart, as was subsequently ascertained. Mr. Walter then hurriedly put on some clothing and ran out the front door and seeing the night operator at the depot, with a lun- tem in his hand, sung out to him to come over, as he had II-IOT A THIEF. By this tune there \\ are about half a dozen neigh- bors on the spot, and search for the bursrlar was begun. About ten feet ' from the window they lound a gun winch he had dropped in his flight. About 100 yards further On, in ft westerly direc- tion, they found the robber lying on the ground. with his face downward, breathing his last, and by his side another gun. Both guns were identi- fied by Mr. Walter as his pl‘upel°l.y, and the poor- cst in his store; one was an old fashioned army musket, and theother a single-barn-eled shot-gnu. Among those who arrived there first were Capt. Wm. Armcntrout, City Mal-shal, and Hugo S. Ju- cobi,Justicc of the Peace and Recorder of the town. The latter wrote at note to Dr. Wm. H. Brown, Coroner of the new County of St. Louis, and sent by Capt. Armentroulfs little son, to come and ‘hold an inquest. The Coroner lives at Fair- view, slx miles distant,‘ and about 9 o'clock he arrived. Meanwhile the body was left lying on the ground where it fell, with Capt. Armentrout to guard it, and Esq. Jacobi took Mr. Walter into custody. After some trouble in gettinga jury, the follow- mg‘ gentlemen were secured to serve in mates- paclty: John J. Matthews. L. G. Pal-dec, N. H. llmrllcs, L. W. Wright, Marcus J. W1-l9:llt, and Tiles. llcege. The dead body was carried into Esq. Jacobvs office near by and THE INQUESI‘ BEGAN aboutll o'clock a. in. some eleven or twelve witnesses were examined. The deceased was at yellow or copper-colored negro , five feet nine and a half inches high, about twenty-seven years of age, and woven mustache and chin whiskers, and was dressed in 4-: gray coat with a knit blouse un- derneath, dark pants. patched at the knees, and an old pair of boots, the wearer's was sticking out of them. Isaac Preston, colored. testified that the name of the deceased was Jack Simmons, and that they served a term in the Penitentiary together, Sim- mons having been sent up from St. Louis, for five years, on a charge of highway robbery, and that his term of imprismlment expired about Six months ago, after which he lived about Compton Hill. for awhile, and then went to Webster Groves, whicll, together with Exirkwood, he has m.--lde lleadouarters ever since. Other witnesses testified that they had fre- quently soon Simmons loaﬁng about the two latter places, and that when he first arrzvecl he was well dressed. and talked about going into business--buying and scllmg potatoes, h1des,etc. --and apparently was quite well ﬁxed, lIll8.ilClal-' ly, but that latterly he and kept himself dirty and ragged. NO one, however, had ever known him to seek employment. It was grezlemlly supposed be bad gambled away his money and also his clothes. Dr. Brown madea post mortem examination and found that the ball had lodged, as above stated, in the C€l1lel‘0flliR lleart. THE. VERDICI‘ of the jury was that the deceased came to his death from a pistol-shot wound in his heart in- flicted by Clll'lSl.0ph(‘.l‘ Walter, while in the act of committing: ‘burglary at the latter’s tore, and, therefore, exonerated said Walter from all blame in the matter. 'I‘l1c body was then. placed in a coma and taken charge of by Capt. Armentrout, the City Mar- shal, who buried it atlhe colored graveyard, one mile and a half from Klrkwootl, on the Qumette road. When the Marshal took the boots from off the corpse, preparal..Ol'y to burial, he found an old-faslllrmed double-barrelled pistol in one of The pistol, which was not loaded, is a on- riosity as A RELIC. The main-spring of one of the locks was gone, and the wooden butt had cvicl~cnl.ly,bcen whittled out by himself with a knife. While the body of the deceased remained on the ground it was visited by hundreds of people, who kept thronging about it from first to last. In reference to Ike l’reston, the principal wit- ness asto identification, the reporter was inform- the Penitentiary he has been earnestly endeavor- ing to right and to obtain employment. ‘rm Int lecture ln_thre Young Men’: cm-man. . A360 ' ; a course will be delivered in Mercan- I t1le,l..,i_g,:'a.r,' Hall to-(narrow (bio-33.33) evening, I Newman, the being the Holy m-- l LiId‘%ltlI denied, and his attempt to exercise it wasnot a ‘ to find evidence’ ed by several persons that since his release from S V I 5 matter of the litlgation.. “L _ ed vesterday was the least important, hours be- - bony, that the attorneys» of the Col-umbia. had Op- ‘Co.lumbia..’s s.-tto.rneys,.., but the witness held to -Hongh and Bowman Originated on the discovery ‘llougll and Zach. Mitchell. ‘ certain notes and nlcrlgzxucs, which were can- THE BUWIIAN (JASE. Mr. Hollgfh Undergoes Another Day’s T Gross-Exaanin-ation. What the Life Association Paid for Its Publications. The cross-examination of Mr. Houxh. Presi- dent of the Life Association, was continued yes- terday,. and lasted all through» the sitting. of the Court. I “ , I Of all‘ the days of the trial, the evidence elicit- ing consumed without one interesting or new point being brought out. ' MR. HOUGH, THE WITNESS, relocated what he had already stated as to the conversation between Bowman and himself with reference to the. St. Louis Mutual. He could not state why. after he and Bo.-vvman had agreed that a Receiver should" be appointed over that com- Doeed the bill in ‘Judge Wlckham’s Court. The details of that litigation were 20116 into- The cfiort of the defense was to show that no such agreement between Plough and Bowman. was made, as evidenced by the proceedings of the the statement that the agreement was made. Mr. Houulvs-memo-rv seemed defective on‘ the The uefense attempted. in several ways, to show that the an-tagonlsm between '-essrs. by the latter of the contract betweeumessrs. Objection was entered by relatora on two or three grounds, the last and ]LH'il'lClp‘cl.I being that of ll-relevancy. Objection sustained. The same point arose further On, when Judge Krum Sl,lbl'l]ll.I.e(l1I1’€-ll, the lact of ill-will should. be elicited by a. direct questmn to the witness. Col. Dyer. If he answers “no,” then I'm, pl-ec?lud'cd from giving evidence to prove the. act — ‘Judge Kr-um. Certainly. _ ' Col. Dyer waved his hand as if to say, “Not for Joseph 19 1.. . ~. .- Col. Dyer, in reply to a speech from Judge. Krum as to another question relating to the ill- wlll between the parties. explained that the de- fense sought. to _lO_W that the rela-tors were pro- ceeding on the testimony of a man whom the jurors should. not believe; that immediately after l{ough’s testimony before Referee Jones, Bow- man went to him and told him be had sworn falsely, and then had him. arrested for perjury; and that it was because of this action of Bowman that Ilough had an ill-ml-lto him. Judge Krum remarked that the relators were perfectly willing to let their case rest on THE TESTIMONY OF MR. HOUGH, _ and he held that the particulars as to conversa- tions, out of which the ill-will grew, could not be entered into, but could only be touched in a gen- eral way. Judge Wagner cited an authority from the Min. nesota. reports, to prove the contrary of this position. Judge Krum. That's where the witness has ex- pressed bostillty. ‘ Judge Wasrner. time. After considering the matter the Court said that, under a. proper limit, the ACTS AND EXPRESSIONS of the witness with regard to the defendant could be entered into; but he thought, in this instance, the defense did not proceed in the right way Col. Dyer then tried to get at what he wanted in another manner: Q. What are your relations with Mr. Bowman? Have you spoken to him for three months? A. I don't speak to him, and have not spoken to him since the examination before Judge Jones; but it’s Bowman against me,nOt me against'.Bo\vman; I have no ill-feeling towards him. Col. Dyer. No! A Witness. Mr. Bowman had the arrested on a charge of perjury for speaking the solemn truth. Q. Did that fact make you feel kindly or un- klmlly towards Mr. Bowman? A. It certainly has not made me feel as kindly towards him as px;.-‘fore. He has passed me without speaking, and lm. Witness said that Bowman did not tell him that his (witness’) evidence before Judge Jones was false, and that he should suffer for it. He had published in the Times, on behalf of the Life Association of America, the report of the_Bar Association against Bowman. Q. What did you pay for it? Objection made. Col‘. Dyer, . I propose to ask the question and also other questions as to how much it and the other publlcations against Bowman in the hmes cost the Life Association, in order to show Ilouglfs animus. Objection overruled. Witness could not state the amount, but ex- pected it cost under $500. A check was made and, it was paid with the money of the Life Associa- tiou. On being asked as to other publications of Houglvs, depositions, etc., witness remarked that it was BECOMING VERY FASIIIONABLE nowadays to publish cards, explanations, etc., especially as reporters did not always report cor- rectly. The ten notices on Bowmzin that witness intended to take depositions, covering a period of ten weeks, had no rs-feremzc to Bowman's leav- ing tlle city, nor did witness know personally that he was leaving, or was sick, although he had read that this was the fact. It came out that one of Brawner‘s depositions cost about $750 for publication in the 12c,~mblz'can, and that that amount was paid by the Life Asso- ciation, through order of Mr. I-laugh. A short recess was taken, after which the de- tails of Mr. Huuglrs paid publications against Bowman were entered into. We’ll come to that in good Memphis Contributes to Insurance Liter- atu re. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat: MEMPHIS, TENN., January 12.--L. E; Alex- ander, Itecelvcr of the Columbia Life Insurance Company of St. Louis, has, through attorneys, ﬁled bills in the Chancery Court here against many of our leading citizens, among them Enoch Ensloy, Charles Kortrccht, J. W. Scales, now of lax-l;svillc;J;lcob Thompson, W. A. Williamson, J. M. Williamson's estate, L. B. Eaton and Others and the Life Association of America, to recover of them about $150,000 for stock taken in said company for which these gentlemen gave their notes, secured by real estate, and took col-llllcztlcs for paid up stock. The complainant claims that celled by Mr. Britten, Trustee and Agent of the St. Louis Life Ins. Company, are assets of the company and should be applied in settlement of itsliabilnies, and that the cancellation and sur- render of Said notes or mortgages is it fnupzl upon the policyholders Of the said Columbia Life In- surance Cempany. The bills allege lb:-.t the St. Louis Mound City Company, by amendment of its charter February, 1874, changed its name to the St. Louis Life Insurance Company, and that on January 28, 1876, the latter company changed its name to the Columbia Life Insurance Company. The reinsurrtnc c and perhaps the rcissuauce of stock, transfer or ilbS0l'pl10l1 of franchises. etc., are known to all insurance people. The im- portance, as well as the magnitude, of these suits will excite general interest, as the com- plainant bas selected able lawvers, who will prosecute the case here and elsewhere. Mr. W. A. Collier, one of the attorneys for the complain- ant, has returned from Helena, Ark., where be instituted ﬁve suits to collect about $50,000 from leading citizens of that city. The cl:-mus repre- sented amount to $250,000. Suits have been or will be instituted in Holly Springs, l‘llsss., Jones- ville, Tenu., and elsewhere by these attorneys. ST‘. LOUIS lNvSPLlK’I‘ER-S. -"BE to her virtues very kind,’ ’ and encourage her with a box of Marztnesi’s caraniels. 418 Olive. PAT FILBURN was yesterday arrested by Detec- tive Cst upon suspicion of stealing 150 pounds of inch lead pipe, which awaits idemlﬁczitlon at the Four Courts. J. D. JACKSON, of Newark, 0.. who is sta- tioned at the Arsenal, would like to see his cousin Ross Wilkins, a telegraph Operator, whose address he does not know. "P1-rrnu PLU‘SKE’I"1‘," United States Consul at Nuremberg, Bavaria’, sends us $10 for the fund reused for the relief of the family of the late Po- liceman W nice. It will be duly sent to Chief Mc- Donougb. , ., -. ON Friday afternoon Valentine Helpry, an-ed seventy, while under the inﬂuence of liquor, fell into the river from the Carourlelct forryboat. He was rescued by by:-tenders, but it IS feared Llletl. the shock wil. prove fatal. A FIRE broke out in a wardrobe in the residence of Lambert Scnmitz. in Carondelet, on Friday night, and destroyed $300 worth Of ladies’ and gentleman's wearing apparel. The less is cov- ered by insurance in the St. Louis Mutual. HUGH SCOTT, the private detective supposed to be accountable for the disappearance of Mrs. White, the prosecuting witness in the Husbands rape case, is a pl‘l:SOl’)(’.I' in the Jail, having been arrested upon a bench warrant from the Grand Jury. A I..ADY—name unknown--fainted at the corner ofFli'tn and Market streets yesterday afternoon. She was conveyed into Jones & Slblev’s dl'l1g store, at the locality named above, is here proper restoralivcs were applied. After a brief rest, she was able to proceed on her way. TI.-Ill funeral of Mrs. C. S. Alford takes place this afternoon at 2 o’clock. with services at the Second Pre~s~by~toriau Church. Less than a year ago the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT chronicled the mar- riage of this lovely ladyna-no hundzede will mourn her early dezmse and sympathise with those so sadly bereaved. tins . Easels KADER, who lives in the rear of No. 407 South Tyvellth street. while out in. the yard common to several families yesterday after- noon, was attacked by a savage bull dog belong- ing to a. neighbor, and so badly bitten on both lqsbtnddgeglelt as-m she will be-mgpm to , her 1- everll‘ W .-IN-l‘b!il3l' in-on 60': Will bekiﬁdh-C33’. I week, to be absent in the country for some six ‘ ‘ ole at Fisher's Hall. I Keokuk, Iowa, is spending a few» days-. inthe ‘Lodge No. 13, will be given at their elegant hall,’ _ment,fO1' the beneﬁt of the orphans, was given at _ Martino, Miss Laura. Marl.-lne, Miss Rosie, Miss " was a social at the residence of Miss Belle Devlin, ST. LOUIS soomrrv NOTES. —ltIr. Dave 0. Branconi-er will ‘leave on Mon- day for the North, to establish himself in busi- ‘ --Mr. Peter Blow intends" toleave the city next months. - —Mr. and Mrs. Henry Devlin will leave for Leavenworth, Ks., their future home, on Mon- day next. —-The grand masquerade ball. given at Fishcr’s last evening was very largely attended, and was a great success. —-On Wednesday night, the 16th inst. , a grand. sociable will be given by the Belmont Social 01!‘-‘ --A social bop, under the auspices of the Lau- rel Club, will be given at Mahler-’s Hall on Wednesday evening next. —-Announcement is made of the engagement of: Mr. Claude Kilpatrick to a wealthy and beautiful young lady of Jackson, Tenn. I _ —The grand Butterﬂy. entertainment is to be repeated at an early date, with new scones, new tableaux and new pantomime. A --Mr. Sid Pepin, a prominent society been of city and has rooms at the Lmdell Hotel. -The third, social and hop of the St. Louis on Franklin avenue, on Wednesday evening next. ——Miss Hattie Packard, who has been spending the past few weeks at Evansville, Ind., has re- turned to the city, leaving many friends. and ad- mirers behind her. -—-An amateur dramatic and musicale=ntertain- Mercantile Library Hall, on‘ Wednesday niaht, and was very largely at-tended. -—Tl1e "‘R.ose I-ledge” Club will give a. very at- tractive cn_tertainmen‘t',“ with musical and literary selcctlons, on Tuesday evening next, at Mahicr’s Hall. A very large attendance is expected. -—’1‘-hesccond conipl1~m.on.-t-a=ry»ball- of t-he~-West- cru Social. Circle, at-Fishel-’s Hall,Ou Wednesday. oycning lust,‘ wns'well attended, and db-hoping’ was indulged in until the early hours of mornin£>;. --On the evening Of the 8th instant,at Harmony Hall, a very gO0d.€1l‘am£t.lilc,;entertainlllent was given for the beneﬁt of- the worthy Wom:1n’s Home, which was in every respect 9. grand suc- cess. . -A select party was agreeably enter tamed by the Misses Ohlman, in north St. Louis, on Tues- day evening last. Music, in which Miss Belle Ohlman takes a high place, was the loading fea- turc. ——’1‘~he Young People’s Literary Society will hold their next meeting on Friday evening at the M. E. Church, corner Of Eleventh and Locust streets, when at very attractive 1-,,ro::‘1'amme will be oﬁ‘ered. ' —-Miss Haze1tinc’s life-size painting, which has been on exhibition during. the whole week at Pettes&Leathe-’s, was visited and admired by hundreds of the elite. It is aﬁne piece of work, and is well worthy of the attention of the critics. —Seve1'al very select and private dinner parvtles were given during the past week at Frcund’s restaurant. It seems to become very popular for gentlemen to ' spend the hour given to them at noon, to invite their lady friends to partake of their pleasant luncheons. —A new club has been organized in the city," composed of society young gentlemen Only, and is devoted to musical and dramatic performances. The officers are: President, Rudolph Hotelman; Vice President, Henry Llpphardt; Secrets.-ry, E. -A. Sennewald; Treasurer, Euaren-e F. Hauok. -The “Orphans” Social and Literary Club will give their next entertainment at the residence of Miss Lou. Diebl, NO. 1515 Jefferson street, next Friday evening, January 18. The excel- lance of the last entertainment given by this club 18 a sure guarantee of its future success. -—The St. Louis Cadets; it new military compa- ny, composed of society young zcntlemen of the _West End. will have a grand complimentary ben- efit at Masonic Hall, on Thursday evening, Jun- uary 24. Roller skating and splendid music will be the attraction. Let the “Cadets” have a rousing benefit. ' -—I'he ‘ ‘Home Circle” gave their third party of the series on W’cdnesda_v evening last, at the Llndcll Hotel. Like all of its predecessors it was a grand success. The toilcttes of the ladies were unusually brilliant and costly, and many of St. Louis’ handsomest ladies and pretty demoiselles graced the pa-rlors with their presence. —Miss Fannie and Miss Mamie Wright were most agreeably surprised on Thursday evening lust, by the appearance of many of their friends at their home, who, being bent ou‘plc:lsul'e and dancing, soon transformed the parlors into danc- mr condition and kept up the fun until late at nlg'llt. Relrcshlncnts were served and merrlment and jolllflcatiou reigned supreme. -—’l‘lle many friends of Miss Wlllikcn will be S_I]l'pl‘lSB(I to hear that she has departed for her home, Paducun, Ky. Her stay here has been somewhat brief, but long enough to those who were so fortunate as to make her ucquamtance, wish that she had stayed _a little longer. But as there may be some attraction at home, which we have not been able to Overcome, our only desire is that one will visit us soon again. -Mrs. W. B. Ilollman, assis ted by the charm- lng Miss Etta Snbil, entertained her friends most pleasantly on Thursd-.ly evening last, at her resi- dence, 505 South '1‘wen-ly-first street, music, dancing, singing, readings, and a good supper being the attractions ‘offered to the guests, to while away the long winter hours. A most pleas- ant time was elljuyed, and it was indeed very late at niglu. when the guests departed to their respective homes. --It is rumored, and stated upon very good au- thority, that a very hltI'ldSOlTl0 society belle, and duu.ght.cr of u. very distinguished citizen. has ﬁnally received tl1e-..cousent of her parents and will shortly make her debut on the hlstrionic stage. There are many young ladies in St. Louis society who would like to go on the stage. It is a pity some of them don’t try it. We would like to introduce to the world a celebrity who would be an honor to the city. --Mr. Bush ‘Levis, who was married to a bean- tiful and most accomp-lished young lady only a few days ago in Plliladelpllia, will be tendered a reception on Thursday next at the residence of John H. Tennent, Esq., 3016 Lucas avenue, from 3 o’clock in the afternoon till 8 in the even- mg. The happy young couple will make their future home at their new residence, 3010 Lucas avenue. They will be heartily welcomed to St. Louis by their numerous friends here. --The “Loto” Club was given a reception by their genial Secretary, Miss Mollie Martina, at her home, No. 105 North Eighth street, on Friday evening last. Among those who took part in the festivities of the evening, were: Miss Mollie Josie Smith, Miss Ida Smith, Miss Weber. Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. llartin, Mrs. Nathan, Mrs. Weber, Messrs. Martme, Salvuuoe, ‘xoung, Rose,Mart1n, Iaxldall, lllcdart, Watt, Cross and Ollie-rs. --It is spoken oil‘ in the upper circles, to give a grand ball towards the middle of J.'-muury. The Bachelors are the movers in the matter; they will have a reception committee composed of married ladies, and each bachelor will be allowed to in- vite ﬁve friends,wlio,in their turn,will invite the ladies. It will be a very _;:rand alfair. and the unmz~trried men only will foot up the bills, etc. In 'D.lz’.l-’l_V respects, it ls iiuemlod to make it even grander than the “Alexis” ball given here a few years ago. -—Quite an enjoyable time was had by the m.rm_v frlon-zls present at the residence of Mr. Rosen- lield, on North Fifteenth street, Tuesday even- ing, the occasion being the anniversary of the blrthdayof Mrs. Rosenﬁeld. Mirth, jolllty and dancing were the order of the evening. One of the features was a se_rena.d__c in honor of the lady of the house. The Misses xllurneutnal and Fried- landcr bore of the palm as hostesses, their agree able and entertaining manner putting all present at their case. —-A very pleasant affair took place at the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. John Devlin, 1922 Wash street, Friday evening last. Dancing was in- dulged in until slate hour in the evening, when the dining room was thrown open, and allpartook of an elegant repast spread by_Mrs. John Devlin. Arnongthose present we noticed Mr. and Mrs. l.le.m~y Devlin, Mr. and Mr.-3. Branconler, Miss wlme, the ltlissee Devlins, Miss Stewart. Miss Flora Karl, the Misses Me-G-tunes, Misses Hand and many others. «Among the pleasantest events of the week on Carr place; where 1. very enjoyable tin:-owns had, and kept up until late in the night. Among , - , 35‘ m cm) -Emmi. ad ‘lﬁmwiﬁls, $3188 I:’f1lﬂl‘i‘sll1’l3lrcle, ms: Belle 9€I‘§iB,,,ni'i»s Harry -Devlin. ma, DavoBiT'jalvc«.O- - Mrs. Ruessing, . Miss Fanny Landener,.and, after all ll-ad assem- _. the many preseutwe» noticed Hits "Tower kilos tys, George McGlnnis. Alex. Stewart, n,,.,.,, Devlin, George Tower, Will Devlin. and'othg1-5‘ --Mr. and Mrs. F. Krctzer celebrated their 311; ver wedding‘ at their residence, 3502 Papin street‘: on Sunday last. The presents were numcroq and costly. Amongst" those present were M1-l__; .3 and Mrs. C. Krctzer, Mrs. Cayon, Mrs. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. G. Keim. Mr. and Mrs. Folk, M1- and Mrs. A. Trapp, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mluau y« the Misses. Kretzer. Miss St l\Ilss'Jennie Shonesy, Miss Sch,raub,_tllc Mis Schwartz, Miss Schlllidt, Miss Pel‘l'1‘Il331.'. M . Nagel. George Sanders, G. Huber, W. Tran John Donnelly. Charles Krieger, F. Folk, Schwartz, E Creed, J. Ptucs-sing, and others. -Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fitz, residence 3517 Casg. ‘ avenue. gave an entertainment on Tuesday cven ing, the 8th inst.,in celebration of the fifth annl versary of their wedding. The gues-ta,acco.l'dlugt;’¢;l, custom,occompanled their presence with wood-e gifts for the bride and groom of the evenings,-T The presents were many and val-ied,rang1ng fro._m,, an inscribed shingle ‘ to a handsome stand, lag. cludnlg cu1inary'art1clese‘, parlor ornaments, clay, The most uni uc (rift was a complete wooden tag,» set. presented by Mr. Cohn, of this city. Th- occasion was a- very enjoyable. one, and the pa dispersed with its blesslu~l>;l1'e.stin5r upon the he s, of'M.l'. and Mrs. FM. —The members of the ‘ ‘West End Social Club- gave avery Dleasant hop on. Tliursday cvenin ' last, at the residence of the MlBsel!~M‘eno-w‘n‘, 27 Gamble. street. Dancing and a good supper wet both heartily enjoyed. ' Among those presen were: Misses Mary and MissE’ss-e Menown, Mi Ella Fuirman, Muss 'l‘il1ie.Busllman, Miss Kate}- Asllbrook, the Misses l:Itu-risen, Miss Mattie_ Cook, Miss Josie Dunn, Miss Julia Finch,‘ Miss Fannie, Pocock, Miss Louise McDonald, Mini‘ Mollie Du:-kin, Miss Fannie Bates, _Mlss I-l?atLie- Crane, Messrs. Ed. Wright. S. B. Wright, W,-4 Human, A. Ilcman, W. ltule, E. J. Carter, '1‘. B. Jackson, E. Horntlull, J. Gettys, F. llagb, .-, E. Bushman. J. l\lcDOu‘al(1, W. Baernell, Craue,.J'. A. Powers. A, --A very agreeable surprise party was given at the residence oflllr. and Mrs. Londoner, near _ Lafayette Park, On the €VCl'llIlg of December 5. The guests. invited assembled at the residence of bled,‘carriagv-ts were taken, and‘ they xm-e all - driven IO l\’Ig's.Landener’s ll.ousc._ A band of musty: .:.‘ inattendance sent ‘forth its-"sweet stl-mus, and danci-‘n unetsinging were the chief €lll§O'ylll311bi'. M12 o clock the guests pa.-rtook of a bcumifutl re- past, when d:ltllCIllg- was once; more resumed. 1 Miss Levin favored the company with one of her 3 beautiful songs, and her capacity as a singer is , well Known. Mr. Koruick then repeated exl’-l'ztc.l:8l W from Eallulasneare, which were very well spoken. Aft-or enjoying l.l'lG.Il1$8lV8S to their hearts’ content, . the guests left well szttisllcd. Among the-sep1'cseut. were: MlSnCB Fanny halldeller, Becky I'_.zand.e-- nor. Lizzie Jacks, Rosa. Levin, Delis S-mlt, Fanny Funnels, Julia Beaumont, of N. Y.; l?‘aul.i_ne- l<‘umcr, of Baltimore; ltoszt Duncan, of Chicago; Josie Ca-per, Mr. and liars. Ls.-nueuer, Mossrmé Sam Frank, of N. Y. ;,Leo Frank , G. Felt-c.u.. J. [ Eisner, L. Levy; C. Kornick. Kormck, Au Parkius, 0-. Parkins, I-I. Tobin, B-. Wollf.‘ ——Quite an agreeable S.l.1l'p.l'l8'8 party took place at the residence of Mr. John H. Evlll, No. 3313 Pine street, last Friday evening. The elegant, mansion was soon brilliantly lighted, and stra1ns.,_. of rich music mingled with the hum of merry,‘ voices and the shullle of busy feet, pleas.‘au4;.[, tete- a-t-etc, pro menades and _ an rm prompvtu supper, all of which were. heartily enjoyed. Among‘ the many present were noticed: Mr. and Mrs . John Evill, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. El. E'vlll,Mr. and Mrs. Jim. T Price, Mr. and Mrs. Ira. Smith, Mr. and Mrs; Hzlllstoll. Miss Belle Gibbons, of Lexington, Ky. ;, Ml:-is Oulc Aglar, Miss Ida. Carter, Miss Mamie Bates, Mlss Ada Casler, .MlS8 Nannie King, M16868- ltlla and Ada. l’erry,Miss Mattie Hcaly, ll-ilss Julia. Price, MISS Katie Evil}, Mlss Kate Thurman, Miss» Wllliams, Mrs. Brown of Penn., Miss Georgia. G—lllium,.M'lss I-Illl, Miss Stagg, Miss I§1.:l'1dlth,. Miss Gibbons, Messrs. E. D. Flora, A. It. Smith, C. D. Com-font, Ed. Ayres, Andrew Flulzly, A. G. Bolins, Frank Price, Alex. '1‘. Goyer, Jr., Dr. Jno. Matthews, Chas. Pearce, '1‘. J. Gib- fbons‘, W. L. Evill, Barton Evlll, Ward Uunnmg;- ham, ltobt. Shields, W in. Perry. J. R. Perry, Melt. and Jno. Smxthers, Chas. Warner K1lpat- rick, W. A. Geyer, and others. of ——The marrialro of Mr. Del. Taylor, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, and Miss Hallie 8.. Wright, daughter of Col. Henry C. Wright, of Carondelct——Rev. Henry S. Little performing the ceremony-was noticed last. Thursday, the merm- lng after its occurrence. Further particulars are _warranted by the importance of the affair and the social status of the parties» must Interested. The bride was dressed in white: satin bodice and Pans muslin skirt, trimmed cwitb satin and looped with smilax and ox-aug‘ . blossoms. The first bridesmaid, Miss Llzz-im Hordes-to-1', was dressed in pink and white Swiss “ loopeu with smilax and pink ﬂowers. The sec-‘.. oud brldsmald, Miss Frankie Bradshaw, wor _ white Swiss with blue trimmings, and looped’? with ﬂow-ers. The bridegroouls» were Messrs. . liuzletine and Nol'tln'up. Among those present. T were Col. and Mrs , Wright, Dr. and‘. Mrs. Stein hauer, M rs. J udgc Long, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. E. E . W ebstcr, Dr. Butlcl-and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hodson,., Mrs. 'l‘:1ylOr, mother of the groom, Misses How- ard, \i\'l'lit-e and Shock, Mr. E. J. Clark andl daughter, Mrs. Julia Is. West, Miss Emma l5rad-- show, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Webster, Jas. Bulk and sisters, Dr. V. B. S. Robe-r and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wilkinson and Miss Matllows, R.. C. lllathcws, Mr. Charles M(:Nall', Mr-.. Ed. McNair, W. H. Timberlake andl Mass Ida ’I‘lmberlake, Miss Sallie Furdor,Mr_.. Eclxvard Hudson and WIIC and Mcssrb.Wulkerttndl brothers. The following is at list of the pmscntl-.t:': Sliver salver, coﬂ‘ce and tea set, silver ladle ands elegant white fan and lace handkerchief, frol_n.. the b-rido’s father; sliver caster, set of - silver tablespoons, set of teaspoons, set of‘. forks, set of knives and a French mesa- rosc clnna set of dishes from the brl.le’s mother}; silver water service, from R. M. W1'iglll., Fort. Dodge, liun.. cousin of the bride; elC;;’:tlll. mar- ble clock, from Mr. Wm. M. Bell; pearl opera-— glasses, from Miss Crlcna Coggcshall. Louisville ;; silver coffee urn, from Mr. E. R. Montford and. wife, brother-in-lztw Of the groom, Cincin- nati; silver call bell, from Master Joy; and Mi.-.-s Tiny Moutrort, Cincinnati, 0.;. silver cream and sugar spoons, from Judge John. bridesmaids; silver pickle-dish, from Mrs. Dr.: E. E. Webster; silver and cut-glass receiver and-1 bouquet-holder, from Mr. Hnzcltino, one of the gl-oumsmcn;da1.-sy t1dy,from Miss Belle Ads;t,S-..g- inaw. Mich. ; toilet set and pcrfumery case, from. Mr. and Mrs V. S. Rcbcr; silver pendant. from Mr. James Canﬁcld, cousin of the brlde, Wuelllllgtoxl, D. 0.; box Of perfumery from; Misses Nannie and Ilmtic Wright, 60115111 of the. bride, Washington, D. C.: one dozen liners: towels. from Mrs. J05. Wilkinson , Grnvois ;; beautiful lot of fancy and toilet articles, from Mr. Goo. and Miss C. Nels, couaion of the bru-l'e,. Hall. County, MO. ; table .-icrvlce Of elegant glass- Ware from bride's mother; elegant carrlagjez . shawl, from hire. Julia B. West. Sandusky, 0.. cousin of the bride. The groom r_eccivc«.l ttll ole-.2 gant gold watch and chain from his brother, Ms.- uordou Taylor. of Clue-lunatl. J 6 A Sewing-Illachino Cases. An in‘..orestmg question, regarding the right off pnwnbrokcrs to loan money upon leased pro-per--, ty, was tried before Justice Walton last Thurs- day morning, in which the Singer Manufactur- ing Company was the plaintiff and John Walker, pawnb:'O~kcr, was the defendant. It appc-ared that the company lcuscd :1 sewing machine at $5» per month to a Mrs. Burton, who, when there; was st:.l.labalance of $29 duo upon the lease... pawned the machine to Mr. Walker for $12. She afterward crave the pawn ticket to the collector’ for the Sanger Manufacturing Company, whos=o» aaent dclnandcd the machine from Walker, and, bmxlgl-cfuscd and told the machine was sold,’ broughtsuit for the value of the maciuzlo and: costs against Walker. After he:u'.ng the law and evidence. and consiliering the case until Saturday, Justice Walton rendered a decision in. f.~tvor of the Singer Mu:';uf::ct11l~lng Company. , This is in accordance with the decisions x-on-clcrcd} by {ht-,‘,Sil}}1'CHl0 Courts, which have _lr.\'arl:.tb}y“ dccizlecl mat the parties selling an article couldl. seated. A. 0. U. W. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: Allow me, through the columns of your paper, to express my most lleartfelt thanks to the mem- bers of the Ancient Order of United Workmeuy, fol-son Lodge No. 14, of this city, for the prompt‘: payment to meet $2.000 relief money due on the accidental death of my husband, John Spcbu, which occurred October 29, 1877. .l\.3AI1Y E. SPAI-IN, widow. ST. LOUIS, January 12. 1878. 5-. The Temperance Movement. A series of temperance meetings, under the auspices of the Sons of Temperance, will be bmun this evening at Avenue Hall. southeast corner of, Ninth street and Wasllingi-ten avenue, which. promise to be very interesting. " “ The St. Louis Reform Club will hold two mass.-, meetings this evening in the interest of the Red Ribbon movement--one at the First M. Church, corner of Waanln.gton avenue and Elgbtll strcet,._ and the other at II"‘airmox:mt Chanel, Nmtn -street-.. ‘ betwe-on Salisbury and Bremen avenue. New Cﬁicers. . At a called meeting of Tuscan Chapter, N o. 68,, _ O. E..,S., last cvenlna, -the following olﬁcers-“were, ﬁcleeted and installed: Jno. C. Bloomneld,W. P. 3,’, Mrs. R. W. Parcels, W. )1; ;. Clara Lll6u¢h..$ A, 151.; Mrs, ﬂexes K1. j ., ‘trcuurcr; Mrs. J. 1‘: ' . oy, aye'e’y-; “rs. H. II. uculoy, Cond. pl Mrs. Fannie-5.. Saga _ I .‘ Arm. Camel. : Miss Henn- . etta l5rt.'y‘n_!€, Adah; B. Weslcott. WW3: V Wilcox, Esther; hrs. ll.-lce.1'ietu~_d.f I I I awn! -1; F. Long and wife; fancy .-.:u.ln-lined work.-bz1skct,, from Dr. H. F. Stcmlluucr and wife, Gr-.tvo1s;', lace tic, from Miss Llzzlc Hardosty, one of they ' give nobcttcr title thrill they themselves pose and especially to the oﬁicers and members of Jef- V “ ‘cording to my experience in the Criminal Courts, ’ ' Ci. “TRIAL or war. cit is Almost a. Farce in St. Louis City. The Properly Qualiﬁed Jurors Fail to Serve, ind the Improper Element Commits Gross Injustice. Qnstances of Ignorance, Prejudice and Willful Corruption, sis Exhibited by Jurors in Our Civil and Crim- inal Courts. Spicy Illustrations of How the Ends of Justice are Perverted, With Suggestions for 9. Radical Reform in Our Petit Jury System. .ﬁ-.—.——_........__............_-. . An eminent legal practitioner once declared that if there was one thing -beyond the foreknowl- edge of God. it was the verdict of -9. petit jury. In the last chapter, of the Book of Proverb: mention is made of four things past finding out. If the writer of that passage. had lived in our day, he would probably have added a ﬁlth thing, entirely incomprehensible to the average human intellect. to wit: the way of a petit jury with a verdict. If he should have come to this opinion he would be simply speaking for the legal profes- sion as a whole. and for more than half of the countless litigants that th-rout: our Courts.’ For it has come to-pass that trial by jury, one of those things which some speakers entitle the ‘ ‘palladi- um of our liberties,” -has so degenerated, by vir- tno-of the deterioration in- the quality of juror, that the verdict is more apt to be unjust than just, in the opinion of those who are compelled to seek or accept this method of settling disputes. What brings the matter right home to us is that, n~otwithstandin~g the existence of special legislation for the purpose of providim”; tho Courts in St. Louis County with z0od.31‘U‘°I‘5. the mode of carrying out that law seems to provide for Court service about the un- ﬂttest specimen of humanity that the duty of ar- bitration in disputes could possibly be del egatcd to. The evil has aroused the indie nation of the St. Louis Bar, inside its Association and out. The Prosecuting Attorney and the Judg es of the Civil and Criminal Courts have recognized that there is something rotten in the State of Denmark, and as .a preliminary measure, and in order to awak- en public attention to the crying necessity of re- form in this direction, the GLOBE DEM'0CRAT proceeds to set forth such information as its re- porter has gathered on the subject of the abuses of ourlocal jury system during the last week. -Of course, everybody knows that trial by jury is one of our institutions. Section 2 of article 3 of the Constltutio-n of the United States provides -that “the trial of all crimes, except in cases of Impeachment, shall be by jnry;” and article 6 of the amendments to the Constitution, "‘:tha't. in all ortvriincl prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed.’ ’ Subsequently some discussion arose as to whether juries were i-n- tended for civil cases, and this point was settled by the adoption of the seventh article of the amendments to the Constitution, which -provides "that in all suits in. ‘common law, when the value In controversy shall exceeds 520. the right of trial by jury shall be preserved. ’ ’ Our forefathers had trial by jury,a.nd were pretty well satisfied with it. It still remains as a i right to their do-cendants, who are not satisﬁed with it by a long way. It seems to be a little too democratic‘ even for n free and enliirhtened people. Every man that is entitled to vote as _an elector is eligible as a juror. I'0Il$:,‘llly speaking". The letter of the law in this State pl‘OVlde8 that all citizens shall be eligible to jury dut_v._ The special not re- » lating to the selection of jurors in St. Louis County provides that a full and complete list shall be made out lav the Jury Commissioner and placed in the wheel, whence names. are drawn whenever required‘ by the Courts. At first sight this seems fair cnoutrli, but the trouble arises in carrying the plan into execution. for it so happens that the denizens and irequenters of the lowest purlieus of the city are just as apt to be drawn as jurors as the inhabitants of our respectable migh- borhoods. As against L:-.'.cl_ede avenue or Lucas Place. the chances are inﬁnitely in favor of Happy Hollow or Kerry Patch. The law sets forth that the Jury Commissioner shall obtain and take down the name and residence of every per-~ eon who is qualified for and subject to the per- formance ef jury duty. As the reporter rt-ﬂcctcd on this matter he concluded he had better hunt up the Jury Commissioner, and see how the machine worked for himself. So he called on Mr. Jno. It-. Slevin, and found that gentleman just getting ready 9. number of names to add to those already in the wheel. f ‘Revising yourlists, eh?” “Oh no, simply adding new names.” “How often do vou revise the list?” . _ “Well, they are supposed to be revised every year.” ‘ “What do you do then; take all the tickets. out ‘ of the wheel and have a new deal?” “No; we don't ﬁll the wheel up anew till there are less than 1,000 names in it. Then we start afresh.” “So that as long as there’s more than 1,000 names in the wheel there they remain as of old, -and you draw from tickets that may have been there for years. When was the last cleaning out?” . ‘Mr. Slevin couldu’t tell; he had only. been act- ing as Commissioner some two months. The re- porter asked other parties who might have known of the clea-hing out possibly, if there had ever been one, but he didn't get any light on the mat- ter atall. "How comes it we don’t get better jurors?’ ’ "Can’t tell. The way the thing‘ runs, now only about one-tea-th of the jurors are Ameri- cans.” _ And then,for the sake of illustration,Mr. Slevin took the reporter to a wliee‘l,gave a whirl or two, unlocked the manhole and told the scribe to pull one ticket out, The reporter, as he did so, said, "‘I’1lbet the very first name is a foreign one," and lo and behold the ticket so prormscuously se- lected bore the magic name of “John Strauss.” Mr. Slcvin smiled, as well he might. "Well," said the interviewer, “you make up your list and hand it to the Judge and Dep~uty .£~herlﬁ' of each court room, as required?” Mr. Slevm assented. “Then now comes it jurors sit in the box whose names are never drawn from that wheel?’ ’ “Can’t tell unless the Deputy or Court puts -them there." ‘ ‘Pretty common occurrencc,_ isn’t it?” ccWe1}_ we done, and complained about every - new and then. But the Court could rectify the matter by referring‘ to the list furnished the Judge, and if the roll of the panel were called on the last day of the week, it would soon show ‘where the trouble was.” “Can’t this state of aﬁhlrs be so remedied as to give us better men to try our cases before?” “ Well . I think if we had about, say 8.000 names for a year‘, and submit the list to the Judges for clraminntioxx and approval, the thing could be somewhat improved as far as quality goes. some such thing as that has already been talked of. ‘The Judges see the trouble as well as the law- crs .’ ’ J COMPARATIVE QUALITY OF JURCRS. Another point lliul. came to the rep_orl_er as he pondered his subject was this: that if his obser- vation Wits good for anything, the United States Courts not a much better article of jlll'0l‘_llll5.ll the State Courts, and this led lzim to investigate the mode of suumionmg‘ jurors for those C()lll'lS . He found lhzlt. the Marshal of the district selected a . ‘number-of names of the best men in the different 'r.oum.ios composing the district, put these names in a box, and drew the number required for a 1 anei, as the necessities of the Court required. f course, these jurors came in .‘:’1'9‘“ P31't_fl'0m L we coujm-y districts. and the superior quality of . the article furnished was probably due to the 3 greater cure exercised in the selection. By wuv of making a sudden descent, almost from the sublime to the ridiculous, the inquisi- tor determined to look up the jury system as practiced at the Four Courts, and for that pur- ose proceeded to nropound a series of conun- ’ ruins to Circuit Attorney Lewis B. Beach. This gentleman said that so far as nationality , was concerned, two classes of jurors seemed to be drawn——the native population, who, as a rule, evaded and snirkedjury duty,’ and the foreign- izoru, who regarded jury duty as one of the high- gs; prerogative; of citizenship. and seldom failed to respond when called upon. said he: ' ‘Ac . merit, and that case was eubniitted tou. jury who _ to St.Lou1s County and City. ﬁD8W01‘8 and interroaratories put to its course. d68<l--in the Crimln Ctlllcd it represents: st ’ ' ° ‘ it lets “’°-"‘ , .... , . Erma ﬁrmly Club:-grmuttst, §uunap 3,j,l.urniug, gain: an: r , . . \\ -.0. 3_____ <‘§ v9$'—--&¢ ' ‘ ‘, *--------~--nupq.g "'9 b°5'- lllrvmen have been I ’ l is ‘ ‘ ' ' - ' ‘ Gen, A . 9 . nuinlter of women it ho hour still born children it runs. and their imother man who had ﬁgured in some imerest- Judire is compelled to lay down. A defect in our uuxcro in the State Court t.h_e’company \Y0llldIjst" 4 gwm" than mm of My mm” mm“ “mm”. mu 11180‘) always ng jury -‘THUS, and Imm9(Ija33]y ppooogdgd to jnrjggg 15 {hat they have not [hag kn()wlei1;,f0 Of "30 3‘-alld UH! KNOSI» 0! 8: Ohﬂllcefi ~-—- -- H, c,,n,penpuu; {gr ghjp, {ni,~{rg)[‘t,u"c jg “jg fag; nu“. evince a desire to sustain the law and let it take hum up am‘ ""°“‘”°W ' affairs of life in all its ramiﬁcations wlllﬁﬂl.) “;',"°::g m:;aT,:‘n°,,:'§"’;’,‘:,':”,_1‘*‘:,:,"‘,‘,‘ ‘g‘b°,,g,"i3f,?,,,§y“‘Ot,°;,S.23:t M, 9''”? illtigrlliiwilc children uru fewer ﬁll’:-_i'o. than in any 1; 15 very 5 I __ Mr J8 man who sit on :1 Jury are out to haV6- *9 ' ‘ . _ ‘ ‘ . _. ' , . ‘ - Cltiwl‘Cfvlliilry,illli0lllll.ill§l:Vl.<'> mil . ..,l per cent, Eu. “'1 e d°.m very, "m°“‘- m‘ ° _”° B’ Woodward‘ some-times lacking in business knowledge." Th“ “9]9‘5"“" ,“"“3“°5 um‘ '"“L‘"° cm”. I have Interesting NOIDB Of HGT Travels 111 ;rlunui. among other usua:l_v omisu3ci‘cd moral na- ,,.eC(?,l,',;te mm M’ ‘'‘'‘’‘_what. ‘5 Th°r° ""5 “ "W3 l"’°“““"N‘i ¢XP‘N|l¢1011 09 "Very good, but I believe in the case of Meier woken of. ‘Incl’ ‘get 8 l}I!‘Y ';‘"3j”'Y -f*:g(?lTl(L)k|'1° 3 am. timu--., bus :1 mncli l;n‘d='l' proporrmn. ‘ most:-lyoncogmijauizorrﬁiig um °“3e°‘ 01 U10 Vllit. and Mr. Woodward said: V8. The St. L(ll1i.~.4 Insurance Company, you ii:-id a country, and are nmrc czuelul '1 ‘ '° 5“ ' P The mercvntag-o oi’ «loathe, 3.01. is less here than rgiembers 0! the panel umbler walks of life. I‘6Dr_esentative men, P0l‘l_l0n of the com °‘”U|‘9._ and criticise up‘-hell‘ hands in The merchants, the the so-called intelligent mumty, sit back in their the‘ aciion of juries, and hold . in v iorror at the way the ggégy ;’5°“P°~‘"’d Yet ninety-nine out of one hun- mm 1!; ttthem‘ slnrk my duty. I don't believe were I we Criminal curt for two years past, 8“ "W3 0980. out of the thousands of jurolii 0.. “"lm°ll€d. ﬁfty men prominent in our business “:0 39- . Of course. before pronouncing the sys- mu failure. IVl_’0l1ld prefer to give it a trial untier rlilfurent cireizuistaiiccs by adopting a bet- ter mod:-:_oi' summoning jurymen, so that we can lretintciiigent mono! good character and clear reputation on the panel. It is well known that the S_l.a_le alive 3 seeks the best men on the panel, and it iaequal v notorious that the defense, as a rule. strike offthe intelligent portion, and seek to get as ignorant a jury as possible, men easily swayed by their prejudices. bv questions of na- tionality, and not unircqueni y by moneyed con- siderations. Suppose, for instance, we have a murd 1‘ case. !‘ort_vqnali1led(?) juror; must first be gotten. The State has eight cbulleiigea; the defense twenty. The Stalc,ii-respective or nation- aluy. seeks simply to strike of!’ eight of the most ignorant, and what he deems the most corrupt portion of the jury. This leaves thirty-two, out of which the defense can, by means of its twenty chal- lenges. select a_jury of whatever nationality is required ora ‘mixed jury,’ if such be in request, and strike of! every intelligent man on the panel. An attorney with a weak case seldom, if ever, is willing to run the risk of it-unintelligent jury.’ ’ “An illustration -on the pointer nationality. if you lease.” ' *3”. you were here yourself when the Dress- jing case was tried. There was a German jury, and counsel for the defense brought out their sjmpathy for the defendant. who h‘a.i kmeq an American bov._ by remndmg them how. in times 9:0-he by, American hoodluins of this city had gone down to the Levee districts on Sunday.-afternoon igxvliip their countrymen. Then more wag me Qerlng case, that Col-. Normile tried.” H‘’‘'- 350% imbroller inﬂuences brought to bt?.lJ;l£’9_n like jury?’1’_ JGII __v o it. on see there is a. large bodv of "£3" ﬁnlllg the Court room, and it is easy to 5 MOW 01' 3-iJi3ro.'tc«h the jury before they a pear in the box. lhat unscrupulous persons can do this has been demonstrated time and time again. In a murder case recently-tried, it was proven that a -large number of jurymen had been shadowed and approached by an agent of the defendant.‘ 1 got the name of the party, and bud ;1l;%p,zrpcrs issued for his arrest, but found he had “Somethiu was wron -W1 h t. - - ' . Bernard J. Rgilly .case, w§sn’i;ttlxek;:?;¥’ny m me “In that case I found two men upon the jury who had not been rc,¢.»:ularly drawn, and in my lﬂdlgntttion I ment1.on.ed the fact to the jury that I hacln tplaced them there, and yet, upon appli- cation fora new trial, the defense urged this as one of their grounds for a new trial.-’ ’ “Something else about that case. too, wasn’t there?’ ’ ‘ ‘Yes, there was one man crept into that jury- box-—_vou remember it was a case of alleged em- bi-.zzl.ement from a Wl(l0‘W-—WhO had himself been under a Sll!ll1a.l‘ charge, and it was afterward as- certained that this man had been surreptitiously placed upon the panel. But he agreed in the ver- dict of guilty, all the slime. ’ ’ “Who selects - the special juries for your couiu?’ ’ . “The Marshal. ‘We never had but two-one a little over a year ago, and the other so far back I don’t remember. ” “Anytniuiz remarkable about the later one?” ‘ ‘Nothing further -than that -the defendant was on the Deputv.‘Marslial’s bond, and there wasn’t a man on that jury who wasn't a personal friend of the defendant. ” ‘ ‘And the defendant was acquitted?” “Of course.” ‘ “’l‘ell_me some more. This thing seems rather inte-restint-:. ’ ’ _ f"Another thing _ that sometimes occurs is this: It is_.m.ade necessary in a great many cases to givealist of the jurymen, forty-e1,s;ht hours l)efo_i‘e the calling of the case, to the defendant or his counsel. The defense has thus forty-eight hours in which, if they so desire, to approach these men. The friends of the accused are sent out to interview and shadow them; the habits of the jurors are ascertained, the names of their acquaintances, and so forth, and a plan arra.n,<,,red by which a jury may be gotten in the interest of the defe-nunnt. The poor, honest mechanic, who would do the State good service as juror, is per- suaded to sta_v-away, on representations that the trial will last a long time; that be will be out of pocket "by his ‘atten-Clarice, or lose his position by reason of abeence.- He is told it will be made all right with the Court if he remains away, or it may even be carried so far as to offer to pay him i money.~ In this way the friends of the accused have the names of several persons vvhom they -know will not answer to their names when called. They have their substitutes ready, and these an- swer to the names of the parties absent. The State's Attorney d-on’t know-everybody, and con- sequently has to accept a man’s statement that his name ia_fSo-and-So, as true. What is the re- Still? The jury is hung or an acquittal follows. " "You have ideas of jury reform, so I've been told .- .Can’t you enlighten me on that topic?” ‘ ‘Yes. I propose at the next session of the Leg- islature. with the assistance of the Jud-gcsof the Courts, to have introduced a bill to provide that men shall be selected as jurors with a view to their intelligence, honesty and character, and not iudiscrimmatel_v, as is now done. I also want to . provide that the State shall have as many chal- lenges as the dei"end:-mt. Then there ought to be some change in reference» to jurymcn who serve_ on trials involving scidliiiﬁc, psyclioiorsical or metaphysical questions. For instance, some years ago a case was tried in this Court where the question arose whetlier a_ physician (the defend- ' ant) was justiﬁed in it certain course of treat‘- knevvabsolutclv nothing whatever of matters of that kind. Audit is so with insanity cases. Twelve men who know nothing in the world oi’ psychopathical conditions try a case involving; the most intricate matters, upon whose solution depends a question of life or death. I think I'd have a murder case, where insanity was pleaded by the (lciense, before a jury of physicians who had studied insanity. Pu try cases involving: medical questions before a jury of 1 doctors or surgeons; and on insurance points, I'll have a jury well up in that kind of lore; and that would work to bring about one other thing, namely, a better and more thoroughprescntatio of the case on both sides. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘In conclusion . it isn’t the system I object to, but the method of its practice. I don’t objcoi; so good jurymcn; the only fault I find is there ain't enough of them, and I think in time the public school system will act upon our court a1'ra.uge- ments so as to improve the present race or jurors.” . ' Where-to the reporter said amen. Anotlrbrgentleman, whom the reporter inquired of in regard to the peculiar ci1a.i-actei-istics of . jurors, was - Mr. Nathan Frank. 'I"here was a little conversation as to the dif- ference between the manner of selecting jurors I for country Courts and the method of selecting such men practiced under the special act relating Having thus laid his foundation, Mr. Frank proceeded, ' ‘I don't , suppose you need to be told that it is a well- known fact that men serve continuously upon juries whose names are not drawn from the Jury Commissioners’ wheel, but who are placed there by deputies in the Court-rooms-—men who make a business of being jurymen, either from favor- itism or for some moneyed con..eicleration. Now, I tried a case the other day ,and afterwards asked to have the verdict set aside, on the ground that the jury was not properly summoned, -in that two of the jurymen had been sitting continuo~usl_v for three weeks. This was in Court-room No. 3.an.d the Court ruled that the matter should have been inquired into and objection made at the begin- nmg of the case. ’_’ _ . _ _ ‘ ° W.ha.t’s the priuc1pal_fuu.lt with our juries- such as we get now in this county?” “They are not intelligent re-noutr_h. It would - pay the county -to employ regular jurymen, or the quality now .sitting in the Bowman case, to try all jury cases, and to give them a large com- -pe-iiisut-ion. It would save money -and secure the rights of all parties. ’_’ ‘ ‘Butif you gel. :1 high class of jurors, the ob- jection is made that it is the rich and educated against the poor and igno-rant.’." _ ‘ “You don.’t necessarily require rich men. As a rule, the better class of the laboring men make really good, honest, upright jurors. ‘I don't think the O_b]=eCl.l0l1 is well IcrllYl(led_. ’ ’ ‘ ‘Ain’_t jurors sometimes hurried to a ver- dict?” _ _ ‘ ‘ Vell, not exactly hurried. _I think some- times they are urged to a verdict In an unneces- sary degree. I had a case a little while ago where the jury retired to their room at 3:30 in the after- noon_ The ]ill'y-'l'00l'Il was cold and uncomfort- able. I had to leave for liansas City, and at 6:30 the Court instructed the Shel-:ﬁ.to' keep the jury there, and. if they agreed. W" “mm W b”“l§-~ 113 8- - sealed verdict, which they did next mornins. I think, as the result of my experience, that if a ' jury cun’t agree after four hours’-dclilsera-tron,the . result 0f r,1_je.ca5'e is apt to’ . be unjust to some ‘ e.” ' 01°. .1.“-,, it ,, meg; rpm ju9ri,es are nearly always, hard on foreio‘n liticrants. . _. l r 6 ‘Every cdekﬁghus best on his own dung hill,’ . and I guess that applies to litigants also. There _ 13 also something in nationality, too. For in'- T stance. Gcrnians and Irishufcn are particularly . given to the heavy assessuientof flnrlnageggtfggig; com-m~amons, and, spcetkingﬁcntia 3*,‘ we Com. , the intelligence of the jury tr c more 0 - , ' - mumstic feeling you -meet with. Butthen I is "I've seen lots of cases that would convince any man that there was something wrong with tho Jury system. I was talking to Judge Thayer the other day. and he pointed out how a jury in the Matruire case had brought la I verdict atminnt the defendant for $3,000, while in a similar case. in- volving the same facts, tried bclore Judge Boyle. the jury returned a verdict for only $300. " course you can't exactly call that discrimination of justice. but it indicates a fearful amount of uncertainty." "Now give us another." “Well, there was the Pym case, a claim for BOHIO 82.000 and interest.’ The facts came out pretty plainly. and the question would seem to rave been whether the amount named was due by the defendant or not due at all. What do you sup oseihe jury rendered a verdict for?” " nn't know; give it up.” "They rendered a verdict for $435 and interest. How on earth they arrived at the ﬁgures is past liuman comprehension. All I could do was to advise my client to pay rather than run the risk of anotlierjury." * "Any more?” "Tilers was a case in which Mr. Clopton and myself were concerned. We had two jury trials, and a hung jury each time. We wanted to avoid a third jury trial, and asked Judge Boyle l.QJI(3ﬂl' it wilhouta. jury. butlie declined. Sometimes, you know, the evidence pro and con is very evenly alanced. I remember such a case. Myself and the Post brothers had tried it before a jury. and the jury couldn't agree. We turned it over to the late Judge Knight, and after keeping the papers two or three weeks he met us one mornintr 3113 5316. Bnﬁling, ‘Gentlemen, the jury is hung.’ The case was too evenly balanced for him to de- cide as to the facts. As a matter of fact, that case was compromised. " “llow about professional jurymen? Do such entities exist?’ ’ “Certainly. There are men in this city who almost make a living by it. It is like a little inci- deutI_ met with in Memphis, Tcnn., once. I had occasion to seek for a certain man, and on calling at his house I asked his duuglitcr, ‘Where's your pa?’ ‘He's worklnz on the jury,’ was the reply. Sure enough. he was. Why, we get to know these men so well we -can tell them by their backs.” ‘ ‘ Do you see your way out of the present dim- Wlly 01 ilewlllg a fair verdict from the present class of jurors?” '‘Don’t know that I do. One thing‘ that would help us very much would be the admission of st II1‘1}Cl‘ll.'y verdict. This would obviate agood deal of irarud and error.’ ’ , 'Mr. Woodward was proceedintr to say more when an insurance man came in, and the inter- views: r-ui-rendered at discretion, thanked the Victim and withdrew. “ ’ ~ Leztrning that Mr. Robert W. Geode had had a notable experience In the crooked juror line, the reporter went after Mr. Go.ode.auc elicited the follosving statement: “In the summer last past, I, with associates, tried the case of Joseph Clough «vs. Henry W. Hmlgh. E. W. Bryant and others, in Court-rooin No. 4 of the St. Louis Circuit Court. The action was brought for $50,000 dainages for live alleged false arrests and malicious prosecutions. After the case ha.d been ﬁllrll-ly submitted to the jury and they had retired to ﬁnd it verdict, nbout7:30 p. m., I was_appmached by a man giving the , name of Patrick Maggorian, who said he could so- cure me a verdict in any reasonable amount if I would -promise 1m $100 for $5,000 and $50 for every nduitionu $1,000 in the verdict. He said he controlled one man on the jury absolul.ely,and. that man could control anothcr.und that he (Mug- orian) and his partner had agreed to divide the p~rocee_ds of their enterprise. I .c‘b—tained from Magorian a written -statement of these facts above recited, made in the presence of Messrs. C. P. Ellcrbe, then Police Attorney. and C. C. Wash, and afterwards brought him before Judge (Judy. who held bun under -bond to answer a pre- sentment of the Grancl Jury, but the latter body. failed to indict because their attorney told them the naked confession, unsubstantiated by other evidence of the corpus dc.’-tots’, would -be incum- cient to convict. hlugoriun had access to the ju- ry, and could inﬂuence at least one man thereon. So you see justice can he bou:-.rht after all.” A. case, curiously illustrative of the peculiar man-vner ill which some simple fact may lead a jury to find a VCl‘dlCl. in no way justified by the balance of the evidence. was told the reporter by Col. Henry L. Warlrcn, of the ﬁrm of Thoronghman 86 Warren, general attorneys for the Iro.n,,hIoun.ta'in Road. 001. W. said: We once had acase tried arising from an ac- cident at Carondclet, a suit for damages caused by an engine running into a tenth. Strange to say, the Superintendent of the road was on the engme.at the time. In the course of the exam- ination, the question arose whether the bell was being rung atthe time of the accident. The Su- permtende-nt tcstiﬁed that it was—-that he was ringing it himself--the engineer being outside, and the ﬁreman coalins. One of the juryrnen spoke up and said, “Stop, lvir. Witness; whose business was It to ring that bell?“ The Superin- tendent replied, “The liremau’s; but as he was occupied, he had rung it himself.” “That is enough,” was the reply. The jury co.n(},]u.d.ed' so it was afterwards learned, that the ﬁreman was not attendine: to his business, and a verdict was rendered for the full amount claimed. ‘ ‘The diiliculty seems to be that our juries are lacking in intelligence; lS«ll’l3 that it?” "lilxactly. I’ll give you another case. the case of Leduc vs. the drop Mountain R. R. Co. The man was killed in broad daylight. havliigdg. libcrate.ly stepped in front of the engine. There , was evidence that the engineer reversed the mo- ment he saw the man, and that the accident was entirely unavoidable on the part of the engineer. But the jury assessed the Oiillljléllly $5.000 not. wit’.-l":-staiiding‘ that. A few days ago the Court of Appealstiuinly reversed and remanded the case, setting‘ the verdict aside because there was no ev- idcnce to justify the verdict.” ‘ ‘What about special juries?’ ’ “Only this: Iconsider that the very fact of the selection of juries of more than ordinary intelli- gence seems to cast some imputation upon them- telligencc of the average juryxnnn.” ‘ ‘And ‘ixencrally?’ ’ ‘ ‘The whole system is a farce, a judicial farce. It was good enough when it was originated as a. check upon the higher powers, but new it is out of place as it is now inanaged. ” The most remarkable interview of all was that with Gen. John W. Noble, who seemed a little surprised at the side of the question which the reporter presented to him. Said he: “The average of the human race as found in the jury-box will, as as a class as far as my experience goes ,compare very favorably with the gentlemen that sit on the bench or those who occupy the editorial chairs of the country; of all "the juries I know or think of, the last I, would de- ’ sire would be a lot of editors.” The reporter bowed the ‘acknowledgments of the class time referred to. The General continued: “The great bane of me times is not from the system of law as we prac- ticed it for so many years, but from the innova- tions constantly being made in every direction by the press, some _of which are moderate and 9, great many of which are very pernicious.” “Don’t you think the press was and is right in condemning the miserable selection of humanity We get for jurors in the city?’ ’ _ _“'I‘he juries we have in St. Louis are often times composed of excellent men. I have usually found the juries thatl have had anything: to do with were composed in part of excellent men, 11 all juries were composed of what you mm, “in. teliagent men,” we should have brought about 1‘e5u.l.l.8 most lamentable. Now, you know me United Slates jurors are looked upon as a most excellent body of men, and yet they are just an ant to.and_ do_mdced,bri_ng in verdicts that are as harshly criticised as thejurors of the State Courts, and I think I remember the time when the press made a. strand assault upon the jurors of the United States Courts. The fact is that the gen- cral jury system has been approved throu,r,,rhout the whole history of the_country, and has me in. dorsement of the experience or the race, and we should look with suspicion upon the idea ac. tempted to be engendered that for some reason or other all these old institutions are fallen into decay.” "I am not saying‘ anything about falling into decay. The whole conce-rn seems, pretty luxu- riant; but don"l it strike you as a fair case of the * "survival oi‘ the unﬁtiest?’ ” “ All that lies not so much in the jury system as in the desire of our people to have poor juries. The thing to be coudeirined is that every man who is lit to sit upon a jury goes up with some pan,-y excuse and begs oil, that he wishes to avoid doing his neighbor the justice of being‘ a juror, and not the system, which is thus brought into disrepute. I believe the institutions of a people will be just exactly whutthey desire to make them, If they want good juries they will get them, but they pre- fer to have poor. juries ‘so the 1 can have time to get rich: and when they-have got their money the poor juries take it away from them, and the mass of them 0 me out just where they started in." W.lierca. the reporter's .conscienc'c commenced to accuse him, and he turned the conversation by a.‘5kll‘._2,‘lf Gen. Noble hadn't come across any .rem—arkabl.e verdicts‘ in his time. The gentleman re.sp_o.ndcd that he had. “A most reinarka.ble verdict; one that brought down the unanimous condemnation of the press of this city. It was a case in the United States Court a.,o.;ains~t at number of false bcndsmcn. It was seen that feeling appealed to in vain.” ' H . :. ' ll L?" - «jihtiii evxiﬁs in aTcxas. A St. Louis dry goods ﬁrm had auached the property of a man down there, and he had sued back for damages. The p1anmﬁ"s attorney alluded to the ca]:s)ef.:1esmt1l:‘ant‘9s!- the rich -ﬁrm against the poor man. . ‘.e N . v .d . ounsel rose to his feet and said. Mr. be an §o you talk of the rich against the cor; but Pd have you to know that Col. ---- (V3 3l’i'li?f£fg° ‘'12-: ‘head of the St. Louis l§6*w,Se3 hi?“ 535:?‘ .“gm side by side in Col. Price sIb;’;iss?u1e1af1s‘6§1mThe during the rebellion the yahoo <_3'_l1 Y 2 wk ju found for the plan-aim‘, notwutlista-minus: _ apﬁieai to sectional sympathy M113 “.1593 P~”1"’-i“d‘°°- proven in the case that the principal on the bond had induced a number of lunch-grabbers and soup-suckers to become his spreties, and that he had paid them from $l00 to $200 to go upon his pond. Well, thejury let the man who was prin- mph], and who paid the others, go free, and for » various causes let off the false bendsmen-all but one poor felipw, who had no lawyer, and who vnwajjy ma.oe.no defense, and him tl_i~e_y convict- ed , although the only proof of his receiving money was given by others c’b’arged with participation in the same con3P“"‘°Y- ,, ” . . A-most ‘re-markable case. * ‘ - _ tuyeg, Then ~aga_m., I think lawyers and the pie are hyperei-meal on the subject of juries. ﬂgi, .,,ve,~age jury is on the side of justice. A jury . and ninlcted the defendant inheavi damates-" l And then the reporter recoil-acted that he knew ‘ [modiﬁes the strict letter of the law which the but-cached with questions special jury, “men or more than ordinary intelli- gence.” ' "'l‘hat's so; I don't object to a special in?!’ 1'3 extremely lulportainl. cases. I think that is neces- sary sometimes." Just here 1116 door 0 cried, and in walked that venerable counselor, ridge F. W. Davin. Wh0.0D learning the subject of conversation, volunteered the rcmarlt that "forty years of lH‘i10U0° 3‘ ‘ha bar warranted him in saying tliatjuries xcnerallll decided as correctly as Judges.’ ’ ' “But,” said the reporter, “how do Y0“ 3°‘ gaunt for the poor quality of what jurymcn we 0 get? » " ii.” said the General, “that's part and D5!“ col of the general deterioration. Our forefathers did not shlrk the responsibilities of public duty in order to make money as we do. I think we are getting to be almost as bad as a nation wi.h mer- cernury troops. But the evil will ultimately work its own remedy, I believe." A few more words and the reporter left. Gen. Noble's free expressiouof opinion mitrht have abashcd some reporters. but the GLOBE- I)EM(iCuA'1‘ man was in no wav dissuaded from his purpose. H0 interviewed alot more lnwyerb. who seemed to hold the ideas next expressed pretty much in common, but they found fullest expression at the bands of Mr. Jay L. Torrey, whom the Faberito greeted with the question: “Jay, what do you know about juries and the jury system?" The interviewed party replied: "I'll tell you how I feel about that matter. When I'm bout before a jury I wish, I guess, that there were no juries; and similarly, when I lose before a Court, then I wish that there were, if you please, no Courts. ” ‘ ‘But lots of lawyers went the jury system done away with. or tinkcred up somehow so as to be more in keeping with the times. How. do you feel about that? Be serious, now. . . “ Well, since all litigation must be passed upon by some form of urbil.ra.tion, ll. is not probable or desimole that A a system which has bud an exist- ence commensurate. almost, with the practice of the law itself, should be eraclicated. It could be advantageously modified. and then, too, there should exist a greater demand for its honest and’ intelligent enforcement. ” "Why not let the Judge find the facts as well as declare the law?” ' “Because all occupants of the bench are not models of judicial excellence, I. e. patient enough to listen and wise enou,c.rh to decide, and because the tendency of the judicial mind is to sacriﬁce substantial justice to the legal theory and technicalities of practice.” “How would you fix it, then?” “Let the concurrence of, say ten men out of twelve, be suflicicut for the return of a verdict. This would give a. margin for honest diﬂ'crencc of opinion, and reduce the cost of litigation by les- sening the number of hung juries. frlienagain you couldn’tso easily corrupt two jurymen as one. It would pmcticully unnlliilate jury bribery and leave the ‘cast iron juryui-an’ without a trade.” - ’ ‘But a majority verdict from a set of jurors like we get in our State courts is a. majority ver- dict of so many plug uglies, so to speak. Where do they all come from?’ ’ . "1)on’l. know. The-diﬁiculty seems to be that the citizen of more than ordinary ability can't be got before the Court; is troublesome to the offi- cers of the court when he does get there; is never desired by the weaker side of a cause, and then, too, the good and bad element of it jury, when the former are present, generally ‘ilitlltij.’ ” “You cl-on’t have any personal grievances in this mzitter?’ ’ ‘ ‘Oh, no, not any; the verdict of a jury will al- ways he uncertain anzvllow. , The question is how to reduce the proportion of uncertainty.” ., TI-IE FOI.LO‘WING CASES of misconduct on the part Oi‘ jurors are given on the reporter's own 1'csponsibiiit_v, most of them having come under his personal observation: Case No. 1 was tried in the Circuit Court of this city by one of the whitest lawyers at the St. Louis bar. All the jurors, on interi‘og:atiou, expressed and under oath denied all knowledge of either plain-till‘ or defendant. At the conclusion of their deliberation a verdict was rendered for it lartrc amount against the defendant. Suspecting there was dornetliitig wrong, do-ieudajnvs counsel en- gaged a detective to work up the case. Eleven jurvmen gave no sign of error, but the twelfth man was l'CC()2‘l]lZBCl as a Maj‘. , a» well- known cast-iron juryman. He was ap- relating to oth- er matters, and finally confessed to hav- ing been a- near neighbor and intimate friend of the plaintiﬁ‘-in the su-it. Affidavits were duly filed to this effect, and a new trial asked for. Tire Com-t., however, overruled the motion on the ground that knowledge of the plaintiff ID a. civil suit is som-ething different from the same knowl- edge-in a criminal case, where the error cem- plaineu of -would have been good ground for 9. new trial. . A . Case No. 2 was a criminal case, the defendants basin-g.chargcd with murder. On the first day two of the defendants were discharged on the evi- dence; and one of the jury, in passing out duz-ins: the first night, sent word home to his wife by one of these discharged defendants. During that night the jury, locked up in their room, got away with one or two .Kt‘§.,’“S of beer. Trial ended next day, and the jury retired u.,-‘rain to deliberate on the fa.e. of the third defendant. As told by one of the jurors, none of them believed him innocent, but nine out of twelve ll‘l0u.‘Zlll. ten years in the I’cnitentii.r_y too much; two men wentovcr during the night, and the last one yielded in the morning, the defendant being acquitted. The spokesman who so vehemently pleaded the defendant’s cause in the jury-room was a tobaccomst, and, at his invitation, the jury met the vvhilom prisoner in a saloon on Mar- ket street, and" the whole ﬁfteen got drunk, one juryman hnvins: to go back next morning to settle his score, confessing freely that he was thorough- ly l ashamed of himself, and that he hadn’t thought he could have acted so badly. - Case No. 3 was that of Davis vs. Wbel-an, tried in a State Court, in April, 1874. The verdict was rendered for $4.55. and on motion fora new trial the allidavit of one ofrthe jurors was ﬁled, setting »forth a. most peculiar explanation of the way in which he had been compelieai to acquiesce in the verdict of the other eleven, good men and true. The affidavit. read something like this: “And now comes the juror aforesaid, and makes con.- fession that his system was out of order, that within him the opposing forces of nature were conﬂicting to such an ext-cut that he possessed but little control over himself; that he was in physical pain and suﬁcriug, and asked that he might be allowed a retirement; that his fellow jurymeu declined to permit this unless heﬁrst agreed upon the verdict; that long and manfully he strut: vied against desires that forbade refusal and sought to sustain himself against his fellows and nature; that both were inexorable, and that, ﬁnally, he succuinbed, collapsed, and the plain- tiff was awarded a verdict that the sufierinsg juror might be relieved.” ’ Case No. 4 happened before Judge Jones. Plaintiff was a poor old woman, the defendant the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railway Com- pany, Judge Theroughman, in examinmg the jurors, asked one of them, how he would decide . on a given state of facts, as between the plnint1ﬁ' and the defendant, supposing there -was a poor . old woman on one side and a rich corporation r on the other. Mr. Juror replied he would find for the poor old woman all the time. ’'‘he Judge stopped writing, looked up and repeated the question. The juror rcsponezlcd as before that he would side with the old woman. ‘ ‘But,’ ’ said the Court, “suppose the evidence were not in her favor?” That didn't alter the matter; the juror didn’t swerve a lrair’s breadth from his first love. “Mr. Sherill'.” almost screamed the Judge, “take this man away at once. t-on’t let him ever come here uga,in,and_sce that he doesn’i. get one cent of pay.” Such a juror was too much for even j-udic-‘ial equaninuty. Mr. Everett W. Pattison, When addressed by the emissary of the press, said: ‘ ‘It is quite a question whether we can ﬁnd any system that would present the same advan ta-g'es—-—for it does have advantages--and yet get rid of the defects of it. I consider that the trou- ble is not one so much inherent in the system it- self, but that, like all other human inventions, it is not thoroughly enforced. For instance. I have a client who wants a case tried. He growls like everything because he doesn't have an intelligent jury. and yet when he is subpoenaed as juror he will use every eﬂort to get oil‘ duty, and even-— thougn he may be an honest man, a man of real character-—go so far as to pay money to escape service. It is not necessary to get men of the highest intelligence to have good jurors, but the trouble is that most of the men we get on are alw ays below even the average intelligence.” “Can you give me a case in point?” “Yes. I had a case once, like this: We were trying 9. suit where the amount of the verdict ren- dered was $1,000 even. - with interest at 6 per cent for exactly eiahtcen months. Itwas a little on- rious, but the amount and the time were just as I have given them. Those twelve men tried for half an hour to compute the interest at 6 per cent for one and one-half years, on an even thousand dollars, and ﬁnally had to come into Court and call upon the attorneys to ﬁgure the problem out for them. And that isn’t a specially aggravated case, either.” The reporter said he had seen similar cases in the Circuit Court himself. Mr. Puttison continued: “What I would like to see would be a jury of what we call ‘the middle class’--the thinking mechanics, the men who keep shops, the foremen of manufacturing estab- lishments, and the like. I would as soon try most cases before a jury of that kind as before twelve men of the most extended education. but we don’t often get even this middle class.” “But, if the names are taken from the wheel there ought to_be a pretty fair selection of good men. How is it the good men don't always serve?” ‘ ‘That’; something I don't know—-soniething I can't tell you.’ ’ A ‘ ‘How is it commonly accounted for?” "Wcll,somc people suppose there is something done in the way of substitution, summoning one man In place of another whose name is actually ‘ drawn. Then some men are so valuable as ser- ‘ vants that their employers get them off duty, and ., in the case of thesesmall shop-keepers, if they ' have to serve their business suffers severely for lack of their personal attention.” ' ‘How is it that you can win an insurance case _ possibly be mistaken. You know the ‘drift,’ the lower class of people, gradually float to the great cities. and as we have at larger proportion oi this element in our popula- tion, it is bound to show-itself to :j,,corre:-'p0nd!llI€ extent in the jury panel. ” “If I remember rl:.;bt, you Won the W cruise in the United States Court. Tell me about t lat." "'I‘liat was an insurance case, where the re- sult depended lnrgclyon questions of fact. 31' m()Bl_CﬂDll'l£ly so, I may say. the l.'lW applicable to the case being very clear. I tried the case. PW‘ scored the more fully, and had the law all do- clared in my favor, z‘. e. , in favor of the cornl>?"lY defendant. Nine out of twelvie.jurors wcre1|l:’l'l1D55 me. I tried the case 2liI.il1'., obtained ncI'll“l>“ 3 little more corroborative evidence, and thus l”'¢' sented a somewhat stronger case and gut} V61‘- dict for the defendant out of twelve men. "Oughta man to be excused because he has read the pa )8l'3 or posted himself on the facts of the case at bur?" "I think excuse for such cause is the height of absurdity. It is just the man who reads and thinks--even if he does acquire :1 slight bias-3111“ is the most easily divested of whatever prcp0s- session he may have in favor of one side or the other.” ~ ' _ ‘ ‘Does a change of Sheriff improve the quail‘! of juror?’ ’ "No. Idou’t know that it does. Nor do_ I think it makes it any worse.” So ended the in- terview. Mr. Geo. W. Cline. when approached.said he had met with crooked- ness on the part of jurors in his time.more partic- ularly among his early criminal cases, but he didn't recall any special case now. He did,.hovv- ever, volunteer the statement that for assessing heavy damages against corporations and w_eal_tby citizens, there were no juries like foreign juries. as some of his recent experiences would lead him to know. ‘ Mr. Jim. R. Shepley was particularly kind to the reporter in furnish- ing suggestions of points to be worked up, most of which points he will see by these interviews have been amended to, and also told the man or the pencil that the matter of our present bad juries was being considered by the Judges of the Circuit Court,_ with a view or lid()pi.lii9,‘ some means to remedy the existing state of affairs. He believed the system itself was good enou.<.rh it thoroughly and carefully carried out. His ob_ser- vations on the way in which citizens c_scapo jury dutvz were pretty much as mentioned in the ear- ly part of iliisai-iiclc. I Hon. Chas. P. Johnson, when approached, explained that he was very busy, and would stand an unlimited amount of questioning next week; but the reporter sailed right down upon him and demanded that he nar- rate some cases, at least, of his experience with juries in the Criminal Court. Gov. Johnson therefore relented, and opened out as follows: “I'll give you two cases, and, as they carry their own moral, there will be no need now of my pointing (fut any defects of our jury system . The first was where a man was charged with murdering his wife. He had treated her with systematic brutality, bad cuffed her, kicked her, stamped upon her-—zmd she was-dearl. Among the wit- nesses a certain doctor testified that the dc- ,co=..ased, at time of death, was suifering from pneumonia. He was asked whether the woman died from -the eifects of the ill-treatment receiv- ed, or from the pne.umoni:;.; it apiicuring in evi- dence that a night -or so before her death she had imprudentiy exposed herself and caught cold. He had an opinion as to the cause of her death, but did not wish to express it, as he might _ . Counsel for the defense elicited the statement that he was unwilling to positlvelyswenr that the deceased died from the blow received, or from the pneumonia. I pressed the State's case home to the jury, expatiating upon the reszularly practiced _ci-uelty of the defendant; refused any instructions as to man- slaughtcr, and took instructions for 8. ver- dict either , of murder in the ﬁrst de- gree, or for acquittal. The Judge also added an instruction that if the jury had any doubt as to the cause of death, they should give the prisoner the beneﬁt of that doubt. The jury retired. On first ballot they stood eleven for conviction. The one man who stood out foracquittal was thefcrc- mun, ii mighty intelli_t_,rcnt man, who had :9. doubt as to the cause of death. He took that instruc- ’ than two or three years. and tlint is the most ex- tospring uponhim; but meeting his fearless, tlou as to_d_ot_lbt, asked eachmember of the jury if he was positively certain of the cause of death, reminded them of their oaths, stated that he * wanted the man. punished, but didn’t wish to see a man hanged when he should really be tried for assault. The jury consid-eredthe matter between t.hemselves,an-d, in less than two hours, returned _ a verdict of not guilty. 'I‘hat’s one illustration of _ the use of the intelligent juror.” The other case was also an aggravated murder casc. After retiring. the first ballot of the jury was six for acquittal, and six for conviction. ’I‘l1e foreman heard the result’ of the ballot, and said: "Gentlemen, I am here to see the law carried into effect, and I can't stand this way of deciding ll.” lie was a little man, with a grating voice. ‘kc that winch bliss Phelps makes Avis say re- minded her of two icebergs meeting and passing in the dark. At that time the jury-room was that long room separated by the folding-door from the Jud,-:e’s chamber. Judge Primm. and I sat there, and we could bear the discussion going on between the foreman and the rest of the jury. There was a second ballot; we couldn’t hear the result; than there was another buzzing of con- versation, and shortly after two raps at the door. Thejury were ready to come out. I made up my mind sure lor an acquittal, thinking the six for conviction would be brought over. But to my surprise the verdict was, ‘Guilty of murder in the ﬁrst dc,-wee.’ ’l‘here’s the other side of the case, showing how the iutellltxent juror can insist on the enforcement of the law.” With this the reporter had to be content, and promising to call again, he left. The last man he saw was Maj. Lucien Eaton, who told a story-the reporter was personally cognizant of the facts—-that may ﬂtly conclude the series, and be the extreme case. It was in March last, in a case before Judge Boyle. in Cir cuit Court No. 3. The amount at stake-was very small. Eighteen men were placed in the jur - chairs, and twelve out of the eighteen left by a pro- cess of subtraction, though harldy one OI selec- tion. When both the attorney for the defense and the counsel. for the .prosecution looked at the mis- erable specimens of jurors that eat before them, they consulted together, and M.r.j.or Eaton,speak- mg for both, said: “May itpleuse the Court, we would wish to dispense with the jury, and try the cause before the Court.” Both sides were afraid to t1'usl'. even a trivial case to the mercy of « such a set of men, and the Court heard the case as soon as, with downcust heads and miserable mien. the twelve bummerial jurors had filed away out of the ‘Court-room. With which case these interviews end. ocUa173zo1‘ns. Litigation 'I‘hrives~—-The Dullncss Other Business. THE STATE NATIONAL BANK CASES. Judge Dillon, of the U. 8. Circuit Court, will remain several days longer, and on Monday, in conjunction with Judge Treat. will hear the cases against the stockholders of the National Bank of the State. the suits are instituted to compel the stockholders is pay the depoéitors the full amount of the stock of each, aside from what has already been paid. SEIZURE OF WHISKY, ETC. Collector Sturgeon ﬂied an information, a day or two ago, against thirteen barrels whisky and an assortment of other fluids, cigars, etc., be- longing to Itivorie do Moreen, at 612 Spruce street, the parties having failed to pay the special tax on the same. of DIVOBCES. Two divorce cases were ﬁled yesterday. Ernest S. Fogweli cornpl.ains that his wife deserted him, and Martha J. Hendricks says her husband, John 11., treated her cruelly. PLEA OF IMBECILITY. Nicholas Scnaposcliinkoif filed a petition in thy: Circuit Court. stating that on the 2d of July. 1871 , he went into business Wllh Andy Balinski, and put in $1,200; that at the time he was mentally in- capable and imbecile, and Bnlinski knew it. He demands judgment for the amount of his invest- ment. FALSE IMPRISONMENT. John Lceinstitutcd a suit for damages against D. N. Burgoyne, Richard Ennis, Henry Frangcl and Louis Dorsheimer. He says that on the 29th of July, 1876, the defendants caused his arrest and imprisonment forslx hours, and he wants $i5,000lo1' the detention and rlisgr-ace. SULLIVAN COUNTY SCHOOL. George Scott ﬁled a suit zigairist School District No. 1, Sullivan County, and several of the Dirac- tors, for about $250 worth of maps and school fur- niture. Indicted, but Pleading: Not Guilty. True bills were found by the Grand Jury, re- ported yesterday. against John Farrish andltcxy Carpenter for buralary in the second degree and larceny; Wm. Ostrahan, on same charge: Jack Rodgers, alias Gammon. same. William Wade. samegidbbie I"-.'-luck, grand larceny; James Cof- fey, alias Cauileld, grand larceny; John Flaherty, grand larceny; James li‘e.rg:uson and Thomas Leonard, grand larceny; Mike Martin and John Williams, in-and larceny; Annie Reynolds, grand larceny; Ellallyan, grand larceny; Anna. Will- iams, grand larceny; John Williams and Michael Martin, grand larceny. Each and all of the above pleaded not guilty when arraigned before the Criminal Court. A +.— Hurry tidings tor nervous surrerers, and those who have been dosed, drugged and quackcd. Pulv-ermacber's Electric Belts eﬁectuany cure premature debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal, with information worth thousands. mailed free. Address Palvermacher Galvanic for the defendant in 8116-. United States (inure, , L 00., Cincinnati, Ohio. There are a dozen of these cases, and V -_v.—-ya...-.--...—-o-.--—. Appalling Prevalence of Crime in the Old Cities. Notes and Gossip 01’ Passing Events. Special Correspondence of the Globe-Democrat. MALAGA. December 4. I877.--‘ ‘It is better to be eaten to death by rust than to be secured to noth- ing,” is ahlalutrueucse proverb, which wcll ex- presses tbe lazy Spaniurds’fcelinzzs. Indeed, I know of but one way in which they bellelllis practical creed, and that is by their remarkable activity in drawing knives. The criminal list of Malaga is appalling. Ibave just laid aside the morning’s paper, in which it gives a resume of the past month--thirty murders, fortv-six wounded, eighty-ﬁve arrested for carrymz Dl‘0- hibited weapons (firearms). while only six are for ronberv. They are not a thievish race--in that trade England and America take the lead of the whole world, but they are hot-headed, and consumed with unbridled passions. The climate aggravates the tendons)’ already acquired from their Mnorisliandnﬁcrce Tuquistor ancestors, for. v_vhcn_ the lellal 0!‘ western wind blows here, crimes increase mark- edly, and in the laws allowances are made for outrages committed when this literally murder- ous Wind excites the passions of savage men. The last week it ha. blown almost constamiy,and pistol shots have sI.ar'.lc_d us not infrequently, although in the trays knives are far more gen- crallv used. Even the women become imbued with the violent spirit. and the other day one killed her husbund;wh1_le two ‘others fought on a corner with daggers vcritublya l ontra‘nce,us both were dead by -evening. _ . I was told not long‘ ago by an eyc_-witness of a narrow escape he saw from his window, over- looking the Alameda. Two men ran past at life- or-death speed. the one behind with a bare kmfc in his hand glistening in the sun. As the other jumped at low wall the weapon went into the mortar with such force that it couldnot be quick- ly cxtricaicd, and the intended victim, who so barely missed the fatal stab, was able to get away, and the police coming up, the would-be assassin was taken into custody, but, I hear was soon freed-again by having the judges he very large sum. _ The Government here l8 exccrable. The police, when they hear or see mrhtmg gains‘ on, turn hastily down a. side street, and if appearances absolutely oblige them to make an an-rest,_tile trial is a farce, and even if condemned to prison for life, they rarely are incarcerated for more tretne punishment--as capital punishment is abol- ished here. . When the French held Malaria. they took more summary measures, with conclusive eﬁect. 'I‘l_icy said that all those caught ﬁghting would be im- mediatcly hung without trial, and when six or seven were thus dispatched trays ceased com- pletely. _ A few cool, self-possessed words will sometimes have as good an effect. A friend of ours, a fruit merchant, heard an altercation between two of the men who were llidllig his vessel. Their hands were already on their weapons, and their eyes glittering with the cruel bloorl-thirst, when Mr. B-——--— stepped between them and said: “See here! you are not hired to ﬁght on my boat. If you can’t behave, begonel’ ' They ,<.{lured at him a. moment, each one ready calm eyes, they let their dagrrers fall back into their sheaths, and with El sullen growl went about their work. Those fewwords probably saved two lives. ‘ The mountains around Malaga, where the drill- irenccs used i.o§pass,are thickly strewn with cross- es, commemorating spots where some poor wretch has been overcome by the brigands. The- ophiie Gautier gives a- vivid description of the ride from Albums here: “In continuing our route.” he says, “we passed through a veritable Camposanto. The ominous crosses came with frightful frequency. In good spots we counted three or four in a space of less than a hundred steps. It was no longer a road but acemetery. These rrrirn souvenirs keep one constantly on the alert, and make it impos.~:i'ble for one to feel bored. however long the journey. At each rock, at each group of trees, one thinks, perhaps a. bri- gandis there, already aiming to make of me a pretext for a new cross. It is undoubtedly piqunnt."’ V " Now the railroads are put through, one misses euchadventures, and in the cities. there is no danger to foreigners unless they make enemies. But any animal in a mermgerie could not be more of a curiosity than an American. The Con- sul’s.w1fe told me that one day she stopped to speak for a moment to another lady, and such a crowd collected around them tlmt she turned and said, the usual formula here: ‘ ‘Go with God,my friends; have you never seen a stranger before? We are not bezistsfazr show.’ ’ Every time that I go out, men, women and chil- dren follow me from store to store, sometimes eight or ten coming in behind me, and when I speak in French, sayingin the most pityinn tones: ‘ ' VVhyl she doesu’r. speak Spanish, ’ ’ us if the acme of all desolation were thereby reached. Really, they believe that all Clmistians speak Spanish, and of course Christ and the saints did; -—is not Spanish the most. holy language, as Spain is the most Catholic country? Their symbolical religion permeates all their thoughts. They hold sacred the swallows, the nighiingales and the larks, for the first plucked the thorns from the crown of Christ, the second mourn his death and the third so.‘.trju_vfullv to the skies because of I-Iis resurrection. The rosemary has been an object of vencraiion ever since the virgin dried the swad.dli'ug clothes of Jesus on one of these bushes, and the willow weeps forever because Judas hung himself on a. branch of this tree; and the olive is the sign of peace because the dove l)l'0Ilg'l'll'. it to the ark as a propliccy of Christ's being cruciﬁed for our redemption on a tree of this kind, bile the pnssioii-ﬂower, all the World kuows,contains the instrumen.‘..s of the poo sion of our Savior. Such things are carried from heart to heart, as vu,c~;:,ie sounds of distant mu.-,ic from ear to car. We do not analyze them, but we are touched by their sweetness. A supcrstuion which has since spread all over Europc originated here at a time when a curious epidemic curried 011‘ great numbers of people by sneezing alone. Ever since then, whenever a person sneezes, all excl.-nm: “God bless you! God bless you!” and knowing that in all proba- bility over there in the cold you are all siicczingr, I end with a very sincere and syuupar.hel.ic God bless you! BEULAEI. in Italy, Austria or Russia, but more than that 01 the utlwr nine nations, a fact to be accounted for by the “ill.-couragingnumber" who die in the first year. Yet the annual increase of the” popu. impm 1.--. 0.70 per cciit more than l.lint of 1- runce, Au.-zti-inort.hc(lmm:1n State;-yuml just equal to Ilaly, proving these lower nations to be gradual- ly. it slowly, iin;ii'<.»Vm;:'. I was interrupted by the smind of music,anrl on going to the balcony foumi it long procession of soldiers and Clvlllltllls was p'illsslxig to tlicﬁltitv measure oi‘ :1 funcrzt more I. my were on ieir Way totbe Church dcl Carmen, where "I‘«.rjus and his followers (zonfesscd be:-fore their (.‘X.l‘Clll}l0l). Muss was to be pm-roriucri more for the souls of the departed, and, l1e.'u'in,«_.r this. we sallied forth in join tgie bflack-robe.-d Cl'()w(.l. Igollowiug in the one trn n o the at-occasion in ii cw minutes we reached the (‘.‘hu‘rch. It w’us ll8.'lVlly draped in black, and, very little light being allowed to on- tcr, it was most impressively fuiicreal. In front of the altar rose an immense cata- talquo jslinost to the vaulted arches above, lighted _wub numerous candles and deco- rated with ll.-rgs, drums, trumpets, ba.ynnel.S, sub:-es, in short, the whole variety of the weapons of war. In the nave, he.-tree-like seats were ar- ranged forthe grandecspf the army and city, who chatted comlorl.ab_ly while the organ pealed forth solemnly, the choir chliutcd ti dirge and the white 32ccnse_\vdrcal:.lied itself into ghost-like forms in ie scni1- ar ncss. ‘ We did not stay to hear the whole funcion, for the incongruity was really pnnful. especially when one remembers that altiiqugh Such honor and commiserution are now pro ‘case for these “martyrs of liberty,” if to-day they were alive and as ‘ ‘noble’ ’ as before, they would begivcn the‘ same grim honor of a bloody death . Among: them , I have just board, were two children, the eldest only nine years old, who were shot down before their father's eyes. This is a piece of barbarians \‘.‘ll(l1Ch, irli rarest simplicity, is eloquent for the‘ col crue ty of the Spaniards. I do not wonder that it is a day of mourning in Muiagu. Her people have good on use to be ashamed-—-to be Iiiriigliaxit at their city liavlrig been chosen for the scene of so brutal a treach- ery. ‘ After the mass. the some number of shots were ﬁircdfin tlhc Plaza abut carried digath witillthem o3 t not ata day, an it seems as 1 the kne 1 when Cl(3:.lS(ilCrl3iSl_';’ through the air, grown chill even 111 t 18 can lg it. A group of valiant patriots, and foremost among them a fatlicrnnd two innocent children, killed, slaughtered; is it not enough to make the warmest atmosphere deathly chill? BEULALI. _} THE Cori. z::...RC;:§L ’i‘IiAVELl£RS. Meeting of the National Asso.ciatioIi at tlie Laclede Yesterday. Pursuant to adjournment, a meeting of the above association was held at the Lacledc Hotel yesterday. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, J. Woods Smith, at 3 o’clcck. As there were many persons present who had not signed the roll of membership. the Chairman stated the objects of the association in a few well- timcd remarks. After reading‘ the minutes of the previous meet- ing and calling the roll, a recess of five minutes was had to give those present who desired to join the association an opportunitv to do so. Quite a lame number presented applications for mem- bership. On motion of S. II. Scvster. the by-laws and constitution were read. , A committee of three was appointed from the Board of Directors, consisting of S. H. Soyster, 1-1. '1‘. Thompson, and W. H. Snollbaker, to open acorrcspondence with commercial travelers of other cities, with a view of having others form similar organizations, and co-operate with this Association in securing the objects set forth in the constitution and by-laws. The following standing committees were ap- pointed by the chair to serve for the cnsuiugyear: On Railroads—Tliom:-is C. Ready, Chu.u‘m:m; W. H. Snellbaker. T. J. Chewning, C. t. Simp- son, C. A. D-urant. On Hotels-——Wm. Fink, Chairman; H. 0. Mc_-—- Nair, D. F. Clark, Col..Newell, F. J. Mungar. After a few rousing speeches and agenerul stood time by “the jolly boys,” it was moved and . carried that the thanks of the National Commer- cial Travelers’ Association be tendered to the proprietor of the Laclede Hotel for the numerous favors received at his hands, and that the associ- ation adopt the Lziclede Hotel as headquarters. The meeting then adjourned to meet at the La- ciede Hotel next Saturday, at 8 o’cloek p. in. C THE llIERAlVIl;C MYSTERY. Another Link in the Chain of Evidence- Agaiiust ltimie. Constable Ferris, of St. Louis County, called at the office of the Chief of Police. yesterday, and informed Sergeant Chapman that a most impor- tant link had been discovered in the chain of evidence that connects Chas. Rinnc with the murder of his wife, which deed is supposed to have been committed at Meramec Station, on the night of November 15. James Robinson, a. col- orcdnian, who lives in the hollow near the Mere.- mcc bridge, comes forward and states that on the night. of November 15 the expre.-‘s train Stopped. ut Mcramcc la‘tul.ion. Shortly ai'tcrwu1'ds he lieu:-cl sounds of a scuﬂle on the bridge and dis- tinctly heard subdued shrieks. repeated for sev- eral minutes. He got up and dressed himself, and went o'ut on the bridge, but no one was in . siglit. This muuer will be established be fore the Grand Jury,which meets on next Monday, at Mt. Olive. 4 ‘T CITY IIALL N01‘ ES. -.-.-u. THERE were fourteen burial permits issued yes- terday. . ‘Fun receipts from water licenses issued during the past week were $12,820.‘ THE Assessor a.nd_‘Collcr.tor~. of Water Rates, Gen. Slhielcis. paid $3,390 75 into the Treasury YB-‘5i.(.’.l'l ay. THE Wsighers of the several city scales paid ‘overtot lh§li'§‘1l‘(§%8ul‘Cl’ _vesterda_v, as their weekly rcceip 9., ~ . . T1--IE Supply Commissioner yesterday awarded the com;-not fou(i)-ybgoods for the Work House to i‘ucssr.s. (muse a ct. THE city collections yesterday were: Redemp- tion of l~‘»I’0j')Bl_'l.y, $25 81; \Vi:i.,a-l}.i.e_zin<‘l Men:-:urce. $38 75; current revenue. $1,240 9:; back taxes, $301 48; delinquent personal _l.axes, Sill S1; 11- ccnses, $1,894. 0.); ice pernnts, $1; and lines, 151'’ . 'l‘PlE Mayor, Comptroller and Cmnmittecs of Ways and Means of the Assembly yestcr-lav af- MALAGA, December 11, 1877.--'l‘o-day is a sad anniversary for the Malagucniuns. Fcrty—six years atro an ardent patriot. Don Jose Maria Tor- rejos, with a number of his adherents, were de- coyed here by stratagem and ignominiously shot down in the Plaza. A pail of horror fell over Vhlalaga. at-the sight, for Andalusia, and particu- larly this mercantile town, is very democratic, and the people felt deeply the shame of having their city chosen for such an outrage. Since then there have been many changes; the Republicans have raised themselves for a time to supreme power, and are still a formidable power; ‘so to-day the papers are published with Wide mourning bands, and instead of the ordinary heading is an ominous black cross, the usual way here of printing the word deccuserl. The first page is devoted to a lamentation, and an eloquent appeal to the people to remember that the “martyrs whose sacriﬁce we mourn” gave their lives for deietidins: opinions which they be- lieved were for the stood of their country, and for each one to be willina to follow lllell‘ example and seal their sincere belief With their blood, rec- ognizing that in the division and S!li)iiliV'l8i(>n of parties the country loses the strength of which she has great need. It ends with the words: “Let us all unite for the uplifting of our dear Spuiu,not of our individual parties, and her regeneration will be accomplished .” The present King is beloved by Spaniards of all political opinions, and although some shake their heads at the monarchy, they agree in thinking him a suitable head for the nation, and are well content at having peace assured by his niarriago, even if it is to l‘.iontpcnsicr’s <.iaughtel'. He is what the people call “simpa.t.ico,” and this thoroutrh love match appeals to the roman- ticism which IS so marked a characteristic among all classes. The papers are full of the details; how it was first proposed that a clopi.1i.al.mn of the graudces of Spain should wait upon the Duke do kloutpcnsier, in his fairy palace at Seville, to ask his dztm‘:‘utci"s_hand in royal marriage; how the king vetoed this. and sent instead my Lord Duke and Marquis of Sestc. supported by two or three ; major doinos,with an uutogr.-'.ph letter; how they were regally received by the guy city, and their Serene Iiighnesses, the Infants.-;; and how the impatient lover is soon to follow his n':c‘ssongcrs in a per.-:.ona'i visit to his bcthrothr.-.r.l. They have. loved each other from chiiriliood, ' and the King, who came of age but a few days ago, made a solemn assertion that if he could not marry Donna Mercedes he would never inurry. I believe that bit of chivalric sentiment did more to win universal approbation for the union than any artruments could have done, for the time of Don Quixote is not yet forgotten and a loyal l~;nl,~.xht secures udrnzration from all classes-perhaps for his very rarity. The Duke may not be a desirable counsellor for the young King. but he is a generous man , having fed thousands at his palace (lCCl'll] Madrid lurizl hard winters, so the poor are devoted to him 311% every one is fond of his pretty and gentle daughter. As soon as the formal answer is re. turuedby his L.ordship,_ a special cmbassador will be sent to the Pope asking the necessary dispen- sation for, the cousins-’ union, and when the Cortes opens in February the royal couple will present themselves before it, husband and wife. Apropos: In the census just taken, to be pub- lished in 1878. it 18 found that marriage is more frequent in Spain than in many other European States, and that m fecundity of marriage Spain l stands ﬁrst. It is a strap e fact, to be accounted fog, some say by their vic eat passions, that the ternoon supcrinteudcd the burning of $25,000 in “br0wnbacks,” or city treasury notes, at the Foii1'Co111‘Ls furnace room. This leaves bill $25.- 000 of ltlie original issue of $300.000 to be de- stroyec . COL. FLAD and Gen. Turner, thfc hSi;1§etConi- missioner under a resolution as t e once of Delegates'of December 7, visited the old reser- voir, corner of Seventeenth and Benton streets, yesterday afternoon, with a View to ascertain whether it would be expedient to remove the earth banks. Tut‘. Committee on Water Works of the Board of Public Improvements met the Comptroller at his ollice yesterday afternoon, with a view to the discussion of runners relative to the laying of waterpipc. The Comptroller believes there should be an appropﬁation separate and distinct for each plus, while Col. I<‘lud ranges that there will be a. gain to the city by “bunohing” the street pipes into a single bill. He says it is im- possible to estimate the exact number of feet rc- quircd for a street, and wbcieone :l}‘t_[il‘0‘.‘ll‘lali.lO’(1 is asked in each case the e.-gtxmate IS made to covet‘ all possible contingencies, and sometimes there is a small excess of pics. if the streets are ‘ "buii-cited,” and a single appropriatimi is asked for to cover all, the small excess in one case will cover the shortage in uuczh-;3r. The COmDll'Cll(li‘ could not brine his ideals into accord with this view, and the conference was without deﬁnite result. . 4 Q7 Vctinrgg for a Clock and Candelabra. The clock and cnmielubra to be voted to the favorite minister. for the beneﬁt of the School of Design, now at l‘dcrmod, Jaccard & Co.’s, corner Fourth and Locust streets, stands as follows: Bishop Ryan, 48; Father O’ll.eill_v, :32; Dr. Brooks. 38; Father Filling, 36; ‘Dr. Niccolls, 23; Dr. Snyder, 63; Dr. Post, 11; Dr. Schuyler, 10; Flliiiel‘ Hayes, 8; Father Belts, 5; Dr. Robert, 5; Dr. Holland, 2, Father Converse, 2; Dr. Rhodes, 2; Dr. Sonneschein 1; Dr. Bi'ank.1. Alittlcincidentoccurred while the clock was attire School of Design, a short mac tugrx, which shows that the “2:i'cn.‘t_ controversy" is not wholly conﬁned to the lllll‘ll':‘«.LCl‘S. A poor girl stepped up to the book for receiving votes, and said she would give one vote to l‘~‘u«..iw.r i;lu_vss for the sake of his la‘-mrs ill the cause of temper- glvc two votes to Mr. Snyder, for the sake of progress. £3l‘.ll‘}3.‘lll.t".llil1'.3l‘.i.- and truth; illllllG(.lllli.~Cl)T anon her stepped forward sayin:_.:, ‘ ‘I will §;‘lV8 two votes to ill.-,.i~.op Ryan,’ who 1‘ci>rescnl-3 Elm Church which has stood the test of criticism for nearly 2 .000 years . ’ ’ .4; Iiirt.li of a Fawn at the Zooloiﬁlcal Gardens. The zoological department at the Fair Grounds is the owner ofu beautiful female of the &XlS specie (axis maculater), and on Friday‘ I1‘-i3.’1‘-H1 )'0l1lli“.' male was born sue isdoinit well. The skin of the axis deer is at all times of a rich fawn color, spotted with White. It is a native of India, the larger islands of the Indian Ai'chipcla;:;o. and are very abundant in Bcng'al and on the banks of the Gansrcs, Where it is hunted under _t.hcn:1mc of spotted door. it feeds in the night, is timid, in- dolent and. mild, exception _when_ the females have young‘, then the male is bold and ﬁerce. 'I'here are no other of this spools of deer in this country, except at the Zoological Garden, at Cincinnati, where a specimen has been imported from the gardens at Hamburg. nucc; anotlicr girl lcllowccl, saying size would 'lcssly alarming themselves about the resigna- tion of Mr. Schurz. tion by Mr. Schurz is not quite as probable as a snow storm in July. ought to find abundant gratiﬁcation during the present week. opera straight will ﬁnd it in good style at De Bar’s, and those who prcfcrit with the varia- tions can be accommodated at the Olympic. Pappenheim and Aimee are the attractions. Directory already. our tremendous increase in trade and busi- ness during the past year; and wait, above all, till she sees how t.hc grain trade is com- iug here on account of the jetties. will weep and wail and gnash her mortgaged teeth in earnest. lecture at Mercantile Library Hall to-night, give his “reasons for renouncing Protestant- ism and embracing the Catholic faith. ” Mr. 4 . ﬁt. Ennis Slob: ﬁzntntrsi D8-115’. Tri-Weekly, Sem1-Weekly and Weekly Editions. , DAILY, Delivered in the city by carrier, per week. ..... .25 etc. By mail, per annum............................... $12 09 By mail, without Snnday.. .... _ 11 00 TRIJVEEKLY, - Semi-Weekly and Sunday Daily combined per 6 00 SEDII-WEEKLY; Per annum...........,.............................. 8 50 WEEKLY, Per annum.......... .............. 1 50 The postage on all subscriptions by mail is prepaid by the publishers. Special club rates furnished on application. 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The great mass of our subscribers are now receiving their papers under that method, and it proves very con- vcnient and satisfactory to them. Those whose subscriptionsgexpire on the 1st of January, as well as those in arrears, will be turned over to he carriers on that day, who will call for their collections weekly or monthly, as may be agree- able. Those whose subscriptions are paid to a later date, will be continued under the present ar- rangement untll the expiration of such time. We trust this arrangement will meet the approbation of our many friends. (I110 Ware The Porto has asked the Russian Government to state what conditions of peace it would de- mand. Fugitives are flocking to Constantinople from Philipopolis and Adrianople. Ichteman and several other towns have been burned by the fugitives. The’ weather iizdications for to-day are cooler and cloudy. GOLD in New York, yesterday, closed at (02%. . THE bummer jurymen will have to stand from under new. THERE will be music in the air of the jury rooms for awhile. The GLOBE-DEMOCRAT is going to send a little thunder in that direc- tion. MR. AMELUNG promises to explain his little irregularities, but it looks bad for him at the start. He is evidently a “reformer” of the usual kind. WE have on hand so many manuscripts re- lating to the great controversy that we think of starting a theological seminary in the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT oﬂice. TIIE new King of Italy will probably make some changes in the Cabinet inherited from his father. We state this fact as a hint to some of the Knights of St. Patrick, that they may return to their native land and see what they can do in the way of getting office there. Tm: Vfasliin ton corrcs ondents are need- 8 They should ﬁgure on something more nearly within the range of possibilities than that. A voluntary resigna- THE operatic tastes of the St. Louis people Those who like their Clrlcacoiiﬂsllnrad St. Louis But wait till she discovers Then she Mn. FRANCIS DILLON EAGAN will, in a ————r' . ......'.'.I-.1----. .-..-.4.» :___._. these evils are the gii” . we fastened themselves uiicm_“° l.‘°_‘"'5 gqmintil the Courts themselves are almos-.. po werless to correct them.» But now that general at- tention has been called to them, we hope we may look for a speedy and efficacious remedy. A PERSONS in possession of facts calculated to throw light on the corruption and imbecil- ward the same to this office. In each case the writer’s real name and address mustbe given, not necessarily for publication, but to enable us to guard against misstatements or injus- tice. We aim to be fair and impartial in the matter, and our purpose is ‘to correct, in so and rottenest institutions of modern civiliza- tion. We shall try to make it possible for a citizen, whose rights or property interests are- gt stake, to get twelve honest men in a jury box, instead of twelve bummers, which he is very apt to get at present. N OTWITHSTANDING our published notice that, in the pending religious controversy, we could not print communications of an athe- istic or inﬁdel tendency, we have received a large number of well-written and learned dis- putations of this kind. We shall not print them. They are not pertinent to a quarrel between rival Christian sects, and their pub- lication would be disrespectful to the worthy gentlemen who. as Catholics or as Protestants, have conducted the controversy thus far. We shall print to-morrow a number of the most interesting letters yet written. Some enter- prising book-publisher‘ should take hold of this matter and produce, in permanent book form, all the lectures, letters and interviews that have appeared, or are yetoto appear, in our columns. - SUNDAY LONG AGO. The pessimists and all those who apply balm to their own sins by exaggerating the offenses of others, and strenuously assert with melancholy persistency that every year the world generally is going to the devil with accelerated pace, may take at least one grain of comfort from a comparison of the manner in which Sunday was spent in London in 1759 and now, in this year of grace 1877. The material for our knowledge of the first of these years is to be found in an old pamphlet dedicated to Hogarth, which has lately again seen the light of day. According to this re- suseitated brochure, black as our own trans- gressions may be, we are almost angels of light in comparison with the residents of the great city in the heatnenish days of the middle of the eighteenth century. It was an evil period, and the world in almost every point of view has grown better and purer, and more amenable to the outward restraints of decorum, than it was then, and it is only fair to infer that the inner spirit, too, is better. According to the great English artist’s friend, the Sunday in London 118 years ago was a perfect sat- urnalian reign of vice and folly, when such Eagan is highly recommended as a speaker; he was for many years an Episcopal minister in San Francisco, and we have no doubt he will instruct and entertain all who go to hear him to-night. MR. CHARLES P. CHOUTEAU has been nominated by Gov. Phelps, and appointed by President Haves, to represent Missouri at the Paris Exhibition, as the Honorary Commis- sioner from Missouri. The selection is an ex- cellent one-—it was suggested in our columns some time ago. Mr. Chouteau will discharge the duties of the position with rare intelli- gence and ability. GOV. HUBBARD, of Texas, has Written a long letter to the President on the subject of outrages perpetrated by Mexicans on Ameri- can soil. The substance of the letter is given in our special telegrams. It ought to attract attention at Wasliington. Gov. Hubbard has not shown a disposition toward undue haste in the settlement of our Mexican troubles, but he has, we think, ‘correctly foreseen the end from the beginning. THE following are the actual ﬁgures of the circulation of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT for the week ending yesterday: Sunday, January 6 - - - 25,245 Monday, January 7 - - - 20,738 Tuesday, January 8 - - - 21,474 Wednesday, January 9 - - - 21 ,451 Thursday. January 10 - - - 21,392 Friday, January 11 - - - 21,604 Saturday, January 12 - - - 29,290 Total for the week - - - 161,194 Daily average for the week - 23,027 WE print on the third page of to-day’s GLOBE-DEMOCRAT a large number of inter- views with the leading lawyers of St. Louis on the jury system at present in vogue here. There can be but one opinion after a careful reading of the facts set forth. We do not know that any officer of the Court: is to blame for the evils complained of. Indeed. great ladies as did go to church at all painted and enameled their faces and tired their heads, and, followed by ponderous footmen carrying tiny lapdogs and tinier prayer-books, went to their pews avowedly to see and to be seen, and, with but scarcely an attempt at that furtiveness which apes modesty, ogled the beaux and the dandies who attended as a convenient place to commence or continue a ﬂirtation, or worse. From the great mass of the population all seriousness, all earnest- , ncss, all outer respect for morality even, seemed to have ﬂed. It wasatime when more than at any other the inﬂuence of the Church seemed almost extinct. when the oﬂice of the minister of the parish had sunk so low that, when asked to dine at the table of the lord of the manor, he retired humbly before dessert, venturing no longer to remain in the presence of a man so inﬁnitely superior to him in sta- tion. And worse than this. It was not an uncommon practice then for the minister to be induced, by a small present, to relieve his patron from a difficulty by marrying the mis- tress whom he wished to discard, and the la- dy’s maid in the service of the great lady of the neighborhood was commonly considered a wife exactly ﬁtted for him, and adapted to his rank and position in life. Such were some of the signs of the times in England when,nearly a century and a quar- ter ago, the citizen of London rose from his Sunday breakfast, which had been generally preceded by more than one glass of Hollands or other “strong waters,” as the more ﬁery potations of the day were called. If, as ac- cording to the pamphlet was often the case, in the Saturday uight’s beginning of the Sun- day’s dissipation he only reached his home in the early morning hours, he had probably seen tapsters by the score lighting their tipsy customers to their beds, and if he himself were not too intoxicated to be observant, he might have caught more than one watch- man in the very’ act. of taking a fee from a burglar or a pickpocket. The markets were soon in an uproar, with cus- tomers wrangling and swearing in their efforts -to cheat or to avoid being cheated. The night cellars were still ﬁlled with mechanics, some, in the last extreme and some still only in the incipient stage of inebrioty, and therefore still able to carry on their games of cards. The barber shops were ﬁlled with men more or less disposed to be riotous. A little later the women servants in fashionable houses at- tended some to the elaborate toilette of their mistresses, and others were diligently en- gaged in combing, washing and perfuming the little lap-dogs, which it was the mode to_ take_ to church. Service over, din- ner bcgan, and the ladies spent their afternoons either in the most scandalous gossip, making paint for their faces or yawning over a play-book, frequently in an alternation or combination of all. For the male kind an idle day thus begun could have but one encling—-a shameless orgy—aud by 11 o’clock, says the old chronicler, one- third of London was asleep or penniless. In this round of weekly license the most inno- cent things of all were the drives in the late afternoon, or early evening, in the parks or the leafy lanes round London, and the merry suppers, with beer or older, taken by the more respectable artisans and their wives in the better class of taverns or the shady gar- dens, somewhat like our own beer-gardens, that Were then more common than they now are in London. Such 9. state of society, if it long prevailed, . must have exhausted the nation, and it could only be arrested by a terrible shock. It came at last in the ‘ awakening, the upheaval of thought and struggle fora something bet- ity of the present jury system will please for- ' far as exposure can correct, one of the worst at rune. pang alnnnemnmzax, §1t'Itbttl;IﬂlU1“Itiug, @anuarp13,187S. ; ter which, like electricity in the air, preceded the French revolution, and ﬁnally in that great convulsion itself. The reign of terror, the 10th of August and the September massa- cres, the guillotine and the not/odes, were horrible enough in themselves; but even here the pessimist may. ﬁnd yet another grain of comfort. These echoes were heard across the channel, and startled the children of the men and women of 1759‘ out of- the very wan- tonness and willfulness of their folly and their vice. The crimes and catastrophes of Paris were not without their inﬂuence in bringing a higher and a. better state of things back to the mansions and garrets of London, and in making again possible that quiet Sunday de- corum in the homes and the streets which the French residents and visitors now ﬁnd so dull, so nearly insupportable. ‘ ‘ SEMI-ANNUAL STUFFING.” About this time, or it may be a little later, the youth of the country begin to undergo an ordeal, which, for the want of a better term, may be designated “semi-annual stuﬁing.” It is a virulent disease, prevailing with vio- lence in all schools and colleges, but perhaps showing the most unfavorable symptoms and ragin I most ﬁercely in such as rely for their support on the individual tuition fees and other small sources of income direct from their patrons. It attacks pupils of every age, from. the infant just learning to toddle and hop in the kindergarten to the Sophomore with bud- ding whiskcrs in the college, and even the more sedate Senior himself, with mustache fully grown, and with cane and kid gloves completely developed, is not free from its in- ﬂuenoe. month and a half before the end of the school half-year, and runs its course with great fury until it culminates in an eruption of “exam- inations,” when, ostensibly, all danger is past, and the patients settle down into their normal condition. The ﬁrst symptoms are unusual uneasiness on the part of teacher and pupils, hints that “we must begin to work, I now———Examination is almost here;” broader assertions relative to “reviews,” and unde- niable statements that ‘ ‘You’ve got to do a good deal better than this,‘ now, if you’re going to pass. ” All which indications, being taken by the miserable youth of the land as part and parcel of what is called education, are accepted on faith, and have been received without the slightest question, mental or otherwise, for so long that teachers and pu- pils have come alike to believe that without ‘ ‘examinations” the chariot of pedagogy would stand stock still, and no amount of force would prevail on it to start anew. Accordingly, the youth composing the vari- ous classes which go to make up a school are brought up, day after day, and crammed like turkeys with whatever is at hand, for the pur- pose of making a creditable display at exami- nation. Of course, the process varies with different individuals, in different places and under diverse circumstances; but the general result aimed at is identical in every case, and seldomindeed do the processes of stuﬁng take on any suﬂiciently new phase to entitle them to subdivision into varieties. The chief ' points are to get as much as possible crammed into the pupils’ heads, then to keep it there until “examination day,” then to get it all out again, like a juggler pulling cannon balls out of a stovepipe-hat, then to turn to the world, or atleast to that portion of it which comes to witness the process of unstuﬂing, and cry, “See what we’ve done 1” The end, and the two parties to the trans- action being given, no ghost needs rise from the grave to tell us the means. Vlfe have three terms of the proportion, and the fourth is found at a glance. ‘No doubt- examinations’ conducted with a view to ascertain exactly how much a given set of pupils know about the subject they have been studying, are highly useful in the present system of education, but the misfortune is, that comparatively low exam- inations are of this character. When alto- gether private, they are much more apt to be so than when conducted in the presence of visitors, the object in the latter case being .to ‘ ‘show off” the pupils, to put them through their various intellectual paces with all the skill possible; and, unfortunately, teachers are in too many cases judged of, not by the work of the half year, but by their ability to do this showing oil‘ to the best advantage. Examinations have, therefore, in too many localities and under too many circum- stances, become examinations of the teachers rather than of the pupils. It is a dreadfully diﬁicult undertaking to get anything through the world’s hair, and for years past the world, or that portion of it that has boys and girls at school, has been thoroughly imbued with the notion that unless Tom and Jenny “make a show” on examination day, the school is not of much value as a means of ed- ucational grace. Consequently, this and other feelings of the same class have induced the stuﬂing operations already alluded to. which have longksince been attended by so many accompaniments in the way of speeches, dialogues, debates, music and the like, that the original is almost concealed. Even under the best surroundings, exami- nations arc a tax of no inconsiderable propor- tions on the vitality of youth, and a promi- nent educator not long since remarked that his own experience recalled not a few in- stances of overtaxed mind and body giving way under the additional strain imposed by the approach of examination day. If this is the case when the examination 18 legitimate, that is. naturally grows out of the work, much more may it be so when the examina- tion is a superﬂuity. All other things aside, however, there can not be the slightest doubt that the attempt to cram ‘in four weeks the matter that should have been gradually ab- sorbed during ﬁve months must be injurious, and the more so the younger the pupil. The whole system of public examinations and exhibitions has been carried to such an extreme that “children cry for it,” and people must have it, but it is none the less harmful for all that. The “school of the fu- ture’? will have I its examinations in private, and these will be a genuine test of the work done and the progress gained during the term next preceding their occurrence. Encountering a. “Lover.” A man named Rodgers came to the Dispensary yesterday and had a large wound in the left side of his face and a cut in the left hand dressed. He said that he had met a woman of loose character on the street, and accompanied her to her home. There he met her "lovor.” some words passed, and the lover tnen attacked him with a piece of a ‘scythe blade, cutting him as described. He would not locate the scene of the assault nor -give the name of the “lover.”, . It usually commences from four weeks to a- nchors Flt0llI.l:l1lP:0PE.. IN the Eastern war, in Asia no ‘progress what- ever has been made in the contemplated siege of Erzeroum since the defeat of the Russian attempt to complete the lines of circumvallation toward the northwest. In Europe, however, events of the greatest importance have occurred, out- weighing even the gravity of the, surrender of Plevna. A strong body of Russians have suc- ceeded in dlslodging the Ottomans from their po- sition on theheights overlooking the Shipka Pass. and being followed by astill larger body have taken the whole Turkish army in the most ad- vanced posltion prisoners. This has ’ given the troops of the Grand Duke an uninterrupted high- way from Bulgaria into Roumelia, and the only is the extreme dilllculty with which the most nec- essary supplies are carried across the Danube. The Porto being thus so severely pressed has,'ﬂP°n the advice of Great Britain, applied directly to the Grand Duke for an armistice, which is only de- layed by the Russian desire to enter upon nego- tiations for ﬁnal peace, and an armistice simulta- DGOHSIY. Upon this point Lord Derby thinks that dealing. and an active interchange ‘of telegraphic dispatches is going on between London and St. Petersburg. The excitement over the situation is as great as ever at Buda-Pesth and in England, and it is everywhere felt that upon the events of the next few days must. depend the issue of peace or war upon a wider scale than it has yet as- sumed. ~ Aranr from the war-, the death of Victor Eman- , uel, after a brief illness of only five days, ' is the chief subject of interest in Europe. He is deeply mourned ‘everywhere, both in Italy and abroad, and as he died after receiving the sacraments of the Church and the blessing of the Pope, the , ultramontanes even have hitherto given utter- ance to no outcry against his memory, and it is probable that it will be aspersed only by such men as M. Veuillot and his followers, and chieﬂy in the rural districts of France, where the peasantry have long been taught to look upon him as the very incarnation of evil. The solidity of the new kingdom and the capacity of the peoplewfor self-government have been signally proved by the complete quiet and order with which the demise of the ﬁrst and the accession of the second King of Italy, Umberto, has been received. In all the chief cities there have been demonstrations of the most profound grief, but not a. single disturbance in the whole country. Beyond Italy itself, its only effect hitherto perceptible is in the _exclu- sively court circles, where mourning has been universally ordered. In Madrid, the marriage of King Alfonso with the Donna. Maria di Mercedes, which had been arranged for the 23d instant, has been postponed on account of this event for a. few days, and it will be celebrated with less brilliancy and display than had been intended. THE Ministerial crisis in Italy was most fortn- nately over before the death of the late King, and the Ministry which SignorDepretis has at last suc- ceeded in forming is taken from the ranks of the Moderate Left, and the very unpopular and die- tatorial Nicotera has been removed to give place to Signor Crispi, the President. of the Chamber of Deputies. Signor Mancini, whose whole object in life seems to be the abolition of capital punish- ment, still remains in olﬁce, and, upon the whole, tion of the portfolios. The inhabitants of Viterbo are, however, far more interested in the recent deaths of the noted bandits, Biscarino and Pas- terini, than in any change of ministry at It-ome. The outlaws were surrounded by carbineers, at the little village called Casino, and, on their re- fusal to surrender, were shot, from a distance of near-ly400 yards. The ﬁrst volley took effect, and the aim was so accurate that their bodies were literally riddled with bullets. Gmsoow has at last determined to do honor due to two great men who were natives of her neigh- borhood-—one is Thomas Campbell, the poet, the other David Livingston, the explorer, Camp- bell's fame has declined very much of late years, but if his “Pleasures of Hope” and “Gertrude of Wyoming” are now far too rarely read, the lyrics of "Hohenlinden” and the “Battle of the Baltic" are certainly destined to last as long as the English language endures. Macaulay felt a singular dislike for Campbell, and in one of his lctters,.published in his late life by Trevclyan, says that he scarcely wrote half a dozen pages for posterity; but it may fairly enough he questioned whether a sinsrle one of all the "Lays of Ancient Rome” will be remembered as longas many of Campbell’s verses. Macaulay’s prejudices were probably caused by the poet's translations from Pctrarch, which, in fact, are fully as much below the level of his own more free and unfettered verses as Longfellow’s Dante is inferior to Evangeline. But Glasgow, although tardy in recognition of just mood of praise, honors her- self by the honor of a statue to the poet. THE discussion of the frightful effects of indul- zrcncc in opium has again been roused to extraor- dinary actlvity in China. where the increased consumption of the drug is regarded from two diametrically opposite points of view by the au- thorities. Oneparty regards it as an unmixed evil, and another, curiously enough, as a bless- ing in disguise. Thoselatter argue that were it not for one of the peculiar effects of the ding, causing stci-llity, China would rapidly become so much more over-populated than it is, that the only possible escape from starvation would be a raid, in hosts of millions atatime, upon her neighbors, or, what is regarded as far more probable, a long series of the most sanguinary civil wars. Their opponents, however, say bet- ter this, by far, than the rapid diminution--ex tinction, pcrhaps—-with which the Chinese race is threatened by opium. It is said that there are already nearly 30,000,000 opium smokers in China, and that the victims are increasing in numbers daily. THE death of the late Admiral Rous, of racing fame, has stirred upa crop of reminiscences, and one of the most interesting is closely connected with Napoleon-—not the man of Sedan, but the prisoner of St. Helena. It appears that about 1810, the Admiral, then _ a young man and a sim- ple lieutenant, was serving on heard one of the vessels stationed at Jamestown, to prevent the escape of the ex-Emperor. He was even then passionately fond of the turf and got up some races at Deadwood, where the regiment guarding Laugwood House was quartered. Napoleon watched them with the greatest interest, and for a time, it is said, forgot his animosity against Sir Hudson Lowe, with whom, during the whole term of his exile, from his landing upon the rock until his death. he had only three personal in- terviews. There is also, it would seem, yet a survivor of the days of St. Helena. The other day, at a trial before Baron Huddlestonc, one of the witnesses, an old lady eighty-four years of age, declared that in her youth she had been lady's maid to Lady Lowe, when she resided with her husband upon the island. Earl ltussell, however. who is still alive and vigorous, ‘remem- bers a far older period of the Napoleonic days, as he paid a visit to Wellington in the very early days of the Peninsular campaign. THE discoveries of Dr. Schliemann in the Troad and at Mycenae have naturally enough stimulated interest in antiquarian researches and antiquities everywhere, but the curious in such matters managed to get excellent bargains at a sale, the other day, of the collection of Greek, Roman and old English coins and medals of thelate Mr. T. J. Arnold, formerly Stipendiary Magistrate at Westminster. A Syra- cuse Decadrach, bearing the head of Arethusa, brought $6150; a Greek gold octrodrachm of Arsinoe, $40; a coin of the time of Julius Caesar, $13, and of the time of Augustus. $11. A silver crown of the time of James I sold for $16 25, and a Charles I Oxford crown for a little more. The highest price paid was $205 for a pattern half- sovereigu of the reign of Edward VI, bearing the date of 1547, and weighing 113 x grains. A milled half-sovereign of the time of Elizabeth brought only $10 50. Considering all things. the prices were astonishingly low. Ixthelast pages of her last novel, "Young Musgrave,” _in some of the scenes of which national character-drawing has rarely been ex- ceeded,Mrs. Olxphant draws a wonderful pic- I obstacle to their rapid advance upon Adrianoplfi V Prince Gortschakoﬂ‘ has been guilty of double " but little seems to have been gained by redistribu- ttureoftlte last moments of and slate chief, . I dramatis pew-some of the plot. It is Bamfyldc, the vagrant, the brother of the madman, upon whose story all the mystery of the plot depends, who is dying. while Lord Staunton supports his droop- ing head in his arms, stalwart in health, but as soft as a woman's almost, in the last hour of azony. The picture of the death, which was to be the release from pain, is drawn in a’. few words and painted in colors sublimer in their simplicity than have often been written by any save the greatest of all poets. The whole agony of the protracted struggle is depicted in the de- scription of the youth ° ‘moistening the dry lips of the man who was dead, yet could not die”--that is to say,of the man whose aspirations were gone, and from whose breast all hope was removed, while the anguish of impending dissolution vet remained. It is singularly simple in these days of verbiage, and Dante himself could not easily have compressed into a single sentence a more pathetic expression of suffering than this. With every new work Mrs. Oliphant reveals some hitherto unperceived latent power. perhaps, although this gingle sentence may live, Mrs. Oliphant’s works are probably doomed to that oblivion which overtakes so many novels be- lieved to be exceptionally brilliant in the brief day of their triumph. It will probably not be so with a much greater book of a widely diﬂerent character, which the influence of the speeches and essays of Tyndall and Huxley has induced‘ Mr. Ernest Chester Thomas to put in an English dress, translating from the German of Friedrich Wilhelm Lange. The author calls it a. history of materialism, and attempts to trace, as Lecky has done in his Rationalism, the use and progress of the emancipation of thought in Europe from the early days of its authentic history to the present. It is not so eloquent, nor are the generalizations so bread as those of the great Irish writer whose historical library in Albany ‘street is the-object of envy to the curious literati of London; but upon the other hand it is more careful, and perhaps will prove more authorita- tive when its too great multiplicity of pages have once passed through the Alembic of the English or French tongue. The Swiss-German compatri- ots of the great author have. however, over)’ 1'93- son to be proud of his proﬁciency. Lange criti- cises most searchingly the philosophy of the Platonic conceptions, which he calls ‘ ‘only hind- rances and Will-o’-the-wisps for thought and inquiry, for the mastery of phenomena by the understanding and sure methodical science." Of materialism pure and simple he says, how- ever, that it stops “at the very point where the highest problems of philosophy commence.’ ’ An other great work which has but just appeared is Daﬂbrne ’s Life of Turner,in which all is told of the strange, solitary life of the great English painter which a learned German, even, might ﬁnd to tell after investigation of twenty years. Turner was an extraordinary man, great in the exposition of all the ever-changing tints of external nature, but so forgetful of himself that be permitted his own spirit to droop into a. lower degradation of the misery of niggaiﬂliness than any artist has ever done before or since. These are all noble works, and, happily enough,the omnibus of more Christmas presentation books has now, at last- after Epiphany--rolled away from the earth, not only of London, but also of Paris, Vienna and Munich. They have had their time for a season, and the large issues prepared for a more liberal holiday sale are now once again laid upon the shelf, never more to see the light of day until next Christmas season claims them as again new, by erasing the date of their first production from the stereotype, and substituting a partially, if not en- tirely, new title page. IN the theaters in London the only event of the slightest importance is the return of Mr. Toolc, the well-known and popular comedian, to the Globe, after an extended tour in the Provinces. It has been made the occasion for a repetition of the tale that it was Charles Dickens who first discovered his great hxstrionic talents._ Forster, in his very unsatisfactory biography, says that the great novelist first saw the comedian in an obscure lecture-room on the Surrey side of the Thames, where he was playing the Triﬂe, which has just been revived as an interlude at the Globe. In Paris the last novelties are Le Bon- Jzommc .3I2'serc. in three acts, by MM. Hervilly and Grevin,at the Odoon,and Theodore Barrieres’ La Cenfienze d’Ha—mlct at the Theatre Ilistorique. The only possible reason for christening the last piece with a name suggestive of areminiscence or Shakspeare, is the fact that one of the ladies drowns herself after the manner of Ophelia, Both plays have been very unfortunate. GERMANY, in musical matters, seems more than ever bound to the chariot-wheels of Wag- ner. It would seem that, even in that land of thought and striking originality in certain dc- partments of literature, such for instance as crit- icism, and particularly Biblical exegesis, acer- tain amount. of subserviency to fashion prevails, even in the world of music. At the Stadt-theater, in Leipsic, Herr Edmund Krctschmer has just produced his second opera, in four acts, founded upon the history of Henry the Lion, and like his first, Die Falkungor, he has taken the musical pet of Louis of Bavaria for his model. Partly, perhaps, to accommodate the new ’m6l€S(l‘O, the managers of the Gewandhaus Concerts have rc_- solved upon the erection of another and larger hall, and the chief diﬂiculty is the selection of an appropriate site. It would almost appear, al- though, perhaps, it should be whispered with bated breath, that the Adelina Patti of to-day is scarcely the Queen of Song of yesterday. Her snccess in Italy has certainly been wonderful,but unless she is making a holiday of her trip to Venice and reserving her force for London and St. Petersburg, she has certainly not given the Italians even a taste of avery high range of excellence. Her greatest succcsscs——in Venice for instance--have been achieved in such works as 11 Barblere, and during her whole Pen- insular tour she has never yet assayed,cvcn upon a single occasion, any of those compositions which vocalists call dramatic. People are even beginning to whisper the heresy that their avoid- ance has been caused by a conscious decline of power, more especially as she is now of that age when the lighter charms of merely pretty vocal- ization should give place to something of a more exalted character. Thar Mme. Christine Nilsson has very much declined in‘ public favor during the past two years is well known, and can not be gainsaid, and the fashionable world, who pay enormous prices for boxes for the London opera, are alrc...ly somewhat anxiously asking who the successors or the old favorites are to be. Mme. Nilsson,however,still maintains her pre-eminence as Margaret: in Faust. At Croydon, of all places in the world, the name of “Shakspcare, Fancy’s sweetest child, Warbling his native wood-notes wild,” has reappeared in the person of another William Shakspearc, who, instead of the notes of pure native genius, is said to express his musical aptitudes in the most; carefully trained tenor. He sang in every variety of composition, from a solo by Handel to apopnlarsong furnished by the last new caterer to the tastes of the gamma of the streets who delight in the hand-organ. At Paris, L’Africaine, and at St. Petersburg the wretched Hamlet of Amhroise Thomas. only made possibly acceptable by the passion of Chris- tine Nilsson in the mad scene, as Ophelia, are all the rage. Since the fall of Plevna the Czar has permitted the opera house again to open its doors. At the Crystal Palace, near London. the greatest recent success has been the revival of the ‘ ‘Matri- momo Segrcto,” by Domenico Czmarosa. M. Hatton’s new sacred cantata. “Hezekiah,” with a libretto written by Miss Beatrice Abcrcrombie has also been given at the palace. The chief solo singers were Mme. Lcmmcns Sherringtcn, Mme. Patey, Mr. Lloyd, and Mr. Santley; but in spite of the combination of these great vocalists, the cantata barely escaped a pronounced failure. Postponed. PITTSBURG, PA.. January 12.—The meeting of the National Convention of the United States Ex- port Trade, which was to have been held at Washington, D. 0., January 22, has -been post- poned until February 19. Many of the counter- cial boards of this country do not hold their reg- ular meetings until too late in the month to ap- point delegates. In , order to give all interested ample time, the committee of arrangements have decided it best to extend the time of meeting. Ir is said that Winslow, the Boston forget, re- ‘ costly visited three of his friends in that city, and that his aiding"-place is not fivehundred miles away. - ' . Special Correspondence ofthe Globe-Democrat. of heavily wrapped riders. After all, ‘ I ance is even striking. .v-W"“" WASHIN “- TCN GOSSIP. Wasrnuorox, D. 0., January 9.-—Snow, rain and frost have come down upon us in quick suc- cession, and the real enjoyment of winter has begun. The music of the sleigh bells is heard on every street as the clipped horses pull their loads The small boy who has bemoaned the weather ever since the arrival of his Christmas skates, is now happy. and Bab- cock’s lake and the adjoining pond are covered every afternoon with skaters of all sizes and col- ore. Babcock’s Lake is a small piece of orna- _ mental water down by the monument. so called ‘in honor of its maker. Heretofore its usefulness has been questioned, and the one spout of water in its center made it but slightly attractive to the eye. In the spring it will be converted into a fish hatchery for the breed.ina' of mouldy carp, but in the present weather blessed is Babcock, since he made the lake and gave. the skaters a safer place than the swift rolling Potomac. No accommoda- tions are_ furnished for the public, but while the ice is there one can make the best of it, and sit down anywhere to put on skates. Tyros in the art abound, for the mild winters of this climate give no opportunity for one to attain much per- fection, or even keep in practice. Small boys are as the leaves in fall, everywhere under foot, with their uncertain paths and whirling sticks. A fringe of spectators line the banks, often out- nnmbering the participants, and rows of car- riages stand on the drive. Altogether Washing- ton seems to have gone in a new direction for its ‘amusements. Mrs. Hayes held her first afternoon ’ reception Saturday, and although not crowded,‘ it was one of the pleasantest gatherings in the White House 9 since last March. Mrs. Evarts, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Key, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. l\lcCrary and Miss Schurz stood in line to the right of Mrs. Hayes, and assisted in receiving the callers. All were simply dressed, Mrs. Hayes wearing the same attire as on New Year’s day, and with one exception the rest of the receiving party were black. In point of good looks Mrs. Key takes the. lead of the other Cabinet ladies. Of good height, ﬁne figure and pleasing countenance, her appear- Miss Schurz, in the‘ sec- ond year of deep mourning for her mother, is one of the most entertaining young ladies in society. speaking several languages, and possessing other social accomplishments, added to the useful ones of presiding over her father’s house in every wav and taking the whole care of the younger chil- dren. Towards the lasr. hour of the reception the President came down and added his right. hand to the ones to be shaken, and during the intervals conversed with whoever hap-' pened to be near him. This easy sociabili- y of both him and his wife made the charm of the afternoon, and one of his political oppo- nents shook his wise head on" leaving. "I'm op- posed to Rutherford and his family, on princi- ple,” said the unconciliated -one, "and I wish they were not so agreeable. 1 am half converted now, and two more speeches from Mrs. Hayes would ﬁnish it.” The august head of the nation, like all his predecessors, has grown fat in office. The full whiskers can scarce conceal the round- ness of his face, and his swallow-tail is stretched and wrinkled across the back in a tell-talc man- ner. .He stands and talks in a straightforward tone, says he enjoys the hand-shakmgs, and at- ters every chatty remark with the earnest convic- tion of doing his moral duty. Sprightly little Mrs. Gaines drew from him laughter and compli- ments,but no one could resist the infectious gay- ety of the famous litigant. With her seventy years, her checkered career. and her long fight with the lawyers, the little lady is still young. Her brown eyes are quick and bright as a bird's, and her laugh has a ring to it that shows that considerable fun remains. A halo of auburn crimps around‘her face lends her a. still brighter look, and to the unknowing she could easily pass for half her age. Some years ago, in speaking her mind “to Chief Justice Chase, Mrs. Gaines told him that she should battle before the bar un- til she was 150 years old. “And to think, mad- am, that this is to be kept up for 125 years long- er,” said t-he Justice, as he bowed to the active widow. Secretary Sherman ﬁrst,and then Evarts, Key, Schurz, and the other thin-limbed supports of the Administration mingled among the ladies, chatting, laughing and making thorns elves so generally agreeable that their praises were sound-. ed from all sides. The White House is to be made lively this win- for by a greater number of entertainments than usual. A reception every afternoon, numerous State dinners, and evening levees, three of which ‘have already been announced. As before, no wines will be offered at State dinners, butitis said that at the silver wedding celebration, last week, toman punch, frozen in fancy out baskets of orange peel, was brought on- Temperance is still maintained and agitated, and the Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes Temperance Association gathered itself together after New Ycar’s and sent commcndatory resolutions to its namesake and Mrs. McCrary, because they offered no in- toxicatmg drinks to their callers. It has never been customary to furnish any refreshments at White House receptions, since the days of Gen. Jackson, when a thousand-pound cheese was son I: as a holiday present, and all the carpets in the house were ruined by having crackers and cheese trampled and ground into them. The custom of offering wine has been less honored each year, until it is now the exception to ﬁnd it on New Year’s tables. From the com- bined report of several gentlemen who made numbers of calls, wine, punch or egg-neg was only found at three places—-Secretary schurz’s, Justice Miller’s and Mrs. Senator .Dorsey’s. Francis Murphy, with his blue ribbons, pledges and free breakfasts, is to attack this stronghold of sin in about two weeks, and the temperance or- ganizations of the city are making great efforts for the-success of the meetings. A. grand pro- cession is one of the things projected. The Dashaways, the Sons of Jonaciab, the Galileo Fishermen and other hydropathic bands are to march up the avenue; followed by a. line of car- riages, and be reviewed by the President from the front of the White House. The ' one lam- entable fact about such displays here is that they never begin to compare with the Schuman- fest, either in numbers, uniforms or music. Mrs. . Chisholm, the widow of Judge Chis- holm, and mother of Nollie Chisholm. who were murdered by a Mississippi mob, has lately been appointed to a clerkship lll the Treasury Depart- ment at a salary of $900 a year. She has been as- signed to the Registers office, and is- at work registering returned coupons, an arduous and wearisome labor. Mrs. Chisholm is a ﬁne look- ing woman, but evidently much brokenby care and sorrow. Her pale and grief-worn face, and the hard look of suﬂbring in her blue eyes at once tell of experiences that would have crushed a more ordinary person. Her voice in speaking has a strained and faltering tone that shows the memory of horrors never to be forgotten. Peace and quiet are all that she asks for,and to forget, if possible, some of the past. Her only remaining child, a bright-eyed little boy of twelve years, is her constant companion, was with the fated fam- ily during their conﬁnement in the jail, and wit- nessed thc terrible death of his father and his sister, but seven years older than himself. Mrs. Chisholm is even yet the recip- ient of anonymous and threatening letters which serve to recall to her all that she has endured in the past year. One received from Chicago a few days ago warns her that by having come North and accepted Government aid she will forfeit her standing in the South, will be ostracized socially, and that it W111 never be safe for her to go back to Mississippi. In conversa- tion, Mrs. Chisholm is bright and interesting-,and her accounts of war experiences have a quiet nu- mor in them that show a joyous nature that grief has borne down. Gen. Sherman, in his march to the sea. came by her house with 30,000 of his men, and every man of them stopped at the house for something to eat or to wear. After the army passed she had nothing left but the house over her head and her family in it. The Quartermas- ter asked her why she did not tell the soldiers that she had fed.sec1-eted and cared for Union prisoners, and said that if she had ‘told the tale 30,000 times she would have been let alone. In a few years they made up for all they lost during the war, and had their own neighbors but left them as well, the name of her old home would , our noble self, the word will be kept to the let. A popularity than in any other section, in just ac. {comfort and peace, since there was no man about‘ the house, translated the New Testament from" and their cry for rights present a. new field. J Lin: coln Hall has been ﬁlled and crowded at the threg sessions of the National Suffrage Convention, am‘ the bravest in the land are battling for their rights and calling for freedom. Dr. Clement-,9 Lozier presides, and from the great ability dig‘, played by the speakers on the stage, and H13 numbers and interest of the auditors, this much.‘ derided question is evidently becoming a gram’, one. They promise victory in 1880 to the party‘ that adopts their cause, and, with the loyalty ter, evenlike unto that of Ruthcrford's accept“ ,, ance and inaugural. ' The gauntlet has been ' thrown down for a free fight between Itcpubli, cans and Democrats as to ‘which shall foster t’ . design, and the certainty is expressed that there will never be an honest election the women‘ are counted in. In West the cause seems to have mor cordance with the breadth and progress of that best part of our country. Wyoming not having quite sunk to the lower regions in consequence of its innovation, the Paciﬁc slope is anxious for t good cause to progress westward. Senator Sa gent and his wife are both most earnest advocates _ of the cause, and Senator Jones has shown h - . approval by a $200 check to help defray the ex-'.. penses of this Convention. Brave Susan B_. An. thony, With more brains in her little ﬁnger than in a whole political caucus, is not able to be here this year, but sends her good wishes and a check of equal amount as Senator Jones. The tall erect figure and shining eye-glasses of Miss An thony are‘ missed among the delegates, and be strong, even voice and powerful hits are absentin the proceedings. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, tha,t._: veteran in the cause, improves In her speechei every year, and last evening delivered an addrcs that for stirring eloquence and strong logic can find‘ no equal among the senile monoto- nies of the‘ Senate. Let Senator -Thurniant-1 and - the other dry bones, who‘ found tllesi‘: suffrage petitions so immeasurably funny. look? out for themselves when Mrs. Stanton and Miss?- Anthony meet them on fair-and equal grounds.Is.I; abella Beecher Hooker yesterday introduced Miss -[ Julia Smith. of Glastonbury, Connecticut, to the?‘ audience. The history of the Smith sisters is? well known; how they lived on their own farm in t the original tongues, and with the spirit of revo- lutlonary forefathers opposed taxationwithout representation. As . they refused topavitheir taxes, the revenue collector seized on their pet brindle cows, worth twice the price of their taxes. Miss Smith is a wrinkled and venerable‘ lady. over seventy years old, and was quite _. surprise to many who had pictured her as strong-minded New Englander of half that age With the ways of her kind she refuses _to tell her, exact years,and in her quaint humorous wayusays she has learned better from the recent wedtiivnglj it New York. If\she snould confess herself over? three score and ten, the swift logic of the age. would at once set her down as insane, and say? she was too old to know what she was about. The Hicks-Lord wedding is a great topic of: conversation here, and speculation is rife as to where shines the honeymoon. Mrs. Hicks spent- one winter here some five years ago, but evident- ly cared too little for the fascinations of Wash- ington to over return, but the sensation that her extravagance created is still remembered; Fifty ‘ dollars a day was the price other subsistence at the Arlington, and other things were conducted in the same spirit. Well may Senator Christiancy-V " and other aged bridcgrooms rejoice that they wedded in time, before their years increased and‘ the age became more advanced in its progress. The Congressional carpet bags have been com- mg in for some days past, and to-morrow the. peaceful stupidity of our holiday season will be at an end, when the legislators again assemble to sacriﬁce themselves for their country and con-. stituents. . < This week Lawrence Barrett has becnjtreatingzt us to ﬁnished representations of standard plays.-gt His Richelieu, by all considered superior to Bar ,_ ry Sullivan or McCullough’s rendition, is th finest part. he has yet given. Traveling some? years ago on a westward train, a tall, thin, ca- davcrous-looking man, with deep set eyes, in- iellectual face, and habited in an unusuallylong ulster, was one of the fellow passengers. Vvhen he spoke, or even looked hard, conductor, porter and brakemen flew to minister to and anticipate his wants, and at the eating station where we had supper, although he uttered but few words _in a _ 2 deep and richly sepulchral tone, the waiters fairly marshaled themselves by eschclons to serve % him. The subtle magnetism of his presence, or " *3 the potcnt spell of those steely eyes, made every one acknowledge his power over them. The - curiosity of the lady passengers was, of course, rampant as to who and what ; ,, the mysterious passenger might be. One Whls‘ bored to another that she never could sleep with ' that dreadful looking man in the same car. The J object of the remarks sat coolly upright in his section, his eyes ﬁxed on a point in space and his lips moving in solemn prayer or deep calculation. Finally he rose and walked out to the platform of the car, and the one deputcd slid into his seat and read the ‘inscription on his satchel. Law- rence Barrett was the name of the mysterious passenger with the Vathok eyes, and anxiety turned to absorbing interest in him until the cur- tains of his berth drew over him for the night. In the morning he disappeared into a. Chicago omni- bus, and that evening appeared to an audience. Next week we have Kellogg, Cary, and the newly-arrived prima donna Marie Roze, who are to awake the echoes and arouse the enthusiasm of the people. RUHAMAH. ' $ Death of the Chief Justice of the Su- preme Court of North Carolina. Hon. Richmoncl M. Pearson, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, while on ’ the way from his home in Yadkin County, to. at- tend atthe sitting of the Supreme Court, was stricken with paralysis. He was conveyed to Winston, where he died on the nightof the 5th inst... in the seventy-third year of his age. Mr. Pearson was elected Judge of the Superior Court of his State in 1836. ‘In consequence of the great ability displayed in his decisions, and the eminent . impartiality which cbaracterizedhis judgment, he ,. 3. was, in 1848, elected a Judge of the Sn- preme Court. He served as Associate Justice for ten years, at the. end of which period he was elected Chief Justice, a. postwhich. he continued to fill with increasing reputation to the day of his death, To him more than to any other man 18 owing the high place which the North Carolina Reports. hold in the es- timation of the profession throughout the coun- try. In addition to the services rendered to the State in his judicial capacity, he has been of in- calculable beneﬁt to her as the legal instructor of her youth. A vast majority of the lawyers of the State are indebted to him for their knowledge of the law. Judge Pearson’s political reputa- tion, like the reputation of every prominent man 111 the history of this country, has varied with the changing passions of the people of his State. At . one time nominated by three party conventions, he was elected without opposition-a man with- out partv, without price. Later, when his judi- cial action conflicted with the interests or prejc- ~ dices of a party. he was denounced by the Dem- ocrats and held up to the scorn and contempt of all the righteous. Another generation may dc him justice and render meet homage to his abil- ity and integrity. He leaves several children. One of them, Mr. Richmond Pearson, is a prai- ticing lawyer of this city. Cor-oner’s Cases. The body of an unknown man is at the Morgue. It is that of an Irishman aged about ﬁfty-live. He had been sick for several days at 625 Main street. and was found dead in his bed yesterday morning. The Coroner held an inquest. : Peter Donahue , aged forty-ﬁve, was found dead on the floor of his room at 1118 St. Charles street, yesterday. He had retired at 9 p. Dl. Friday, in perfect health to all seeming. The Coroner’! jury returned a verdict of death from epilepsy. The body is at’ the Moreno. THAT FAMILY IS HAPPY, because -they have been cured of all Throat and Lung ‘diseases by the new principle. Dr. J. H. Mr-.Lean’s Canal! and Lung Healing Globules. They S111‘?-1? @1133 Couches, Consumption, Broilchii-18. Ci'011l3- Boxes 25¢-.ts by ‘mail. Address Dr. J. 13!. Mc- Laot be as a death specter to her mind- Aitcrthis \voman’s wrong, the ballot agitators ,_ St. Inputs. % y _ V r , ' -L NATIONAL NOTES. A Practical Test of the Silver --—. lands It is accom - ~ panied with an enclosure of mono t ' . 1 ‘ Y 0 adl8n‘0G‘lilC cost of the desired survey. P t GOVltl{l\MEN'l‘ AI)V].}[{TIs1NG Os , ' ‘ i -1 " _ . tar tn rg;)1(53E3{le:;IPﬁl‘Ll.li hey to-day addressed it let- . ~ anciall. inviting the attention of the House to th ‘- '» . - ulamw prices e need of a change in the law reg- l JOHN MCKITTRICK 6:00., LITHOGRAPHERS, PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, 816 AND 318 NORTH THIRD STREET. $1. $.U1IIl3 ﬂung Qiiinhe-ﬁtiiiurrai, §$i.iiiliii,r,,i mowing, églaiiiuirp 13,1878. In F EST HANDS GENERAL A L} CT] 015:’ ill i£R.S M ii‘. RC HA AUCTION EER8. ___——.—..¢. ........_.... s.E.s.e:.-.._.._.ll__l ”"""mliiiiI‘ s'riiiii§i$iOL&””co.. AND COMMISSION N'.l‘E5. 0. .1. LEVVIS & co. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCIiA2f’1‘& 437 North Firth street. - - W b0 Paid ioi'Govern l t‘ i I‘ S ‘ ' - ' - * i - ' “* i _ “smg. The 1, ‘_ _ _.‘ ‘ y n cu at vc.i- uperior Blank Books at Low Prices W6 and mo Locus; street. and .317 Noitli Fifth stieet. JOHH J. MUliJ.)CLH.,.....................Auctionocl Questlon, hm, be amcnd:3('itl’l31(§1S‘ti({:i Ceneiiil suggests that the 7 st. Lmlls. Me. i The Papers in the Walsh Case Care- fully Scrutinized. hloticeable Discrepancies in the State- ments of Bliss. A Cliarnel House of Vagrant Mail Matter. Gossip Cleaned in the Corridors of the Capitol. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. increase consuniption, thereby illCl‘C3Sll'lf.-‘,‘ the _ to allow the pa_V'Yiient of g‘z:g’éll;1l&<:S 11!: the Department and various news c0,nn]m,cj:n3’r;‘:;-iéﬁfe llllion. not exceeding rt-gulur we department .1) le also suggests that in case higher “wig I ‘e not authorized to pay any it from {ti . tieoiaw be changerl so as to relieve mums 18]! cauiicnient of advertising full lists of in t a am so .iortli.~ut iiiiscclliiiicous lCl|,lll"'S, 3 011‘! 01' ‘Which brief weekly notices might ie iélulitlislicd‘ in not exceeding ten papers in each h oi. oi_ '1erritory, Stillllig that proposals would 0_ieceived forcsirrying the mails between stated l>0H1l8. but refcrriniz the contractors to the Sec- Ond Assistant I’ostinzister General for details. T, VENl£ZUi’2LAN .uv.ums. _hc Sub-Coniiiiittee of_ the Mouse Coinmittcc on Foieign Aiisirs to-day discussed, without coming to it conclusion, what further action shall be taken in relation to alleged frauds in the deter- mination 01 former Venezuelan awards. The Clerk and Dooi-keeper. NEW YORK, Januiiry l2.—A Washington dis- patch says the dissatisfaiition among the Denic- cratic members of the House of Representatives with the conduct of the Clerk and Doorkeeper is so great that a caucus has been called for Monday afternoon to consider and determine on some PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE. IMMENSE REDUCTION. Best and Cheapest in this Market. JAS. J. SYLVESTER, . Secretary, 221 Olive street. OAR R I.A.G- E S AT REDUCED iiirrns. I)AR'i‘llCS desiring to hire nrst-class, square front Landau (.'!ll'l‘i&E(.‘.6, can obtain the same at the following rates. viz.: FUNIJRALS to any of the Cemeteries. . .34 00 Part}: or theater calls. usual privileges (lim- égsgsslisbury street. Grand avenue, Ai'ae§al 1. e ‘III!O00OIOIIIIOlOlUIlloOtOOIIIIOIOlCtlolouov Slioppiiigoi-calling, nrst hour, $1 50, each suc- 0eedinghour........ Hearse, full triniuictl. to any of the come- terios.................... ..t 88 00 LOUIS C- BOI-SZLE, St. Louis siaiiies. 610 and 612 N. Eleventh st. 'iiiAm“{ini).‘ tliiiia, Are Direct Iniporters of above Goods, and have a Large Stock on hand, and are determined not to be undersold. Remember the Number, a By So Doing You Will Save a Large Proﬁt. Campen, Peterson 8: Co. I.\'l'O- 831.-‘B ]N'OIR.'I‘.'.E-I PIFTE1 S'I‘.,, FOR ass and lltllllsllﬂlll. will Monday, January 14, Attractive Trade Sale of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.large and choice lines Furnishing‘ Goods and Notions, commencing at 9:30 o’clock, at our salesrooins. ‘ M. STERN & CO. At the same time and place, we “ Close Out.” the entire stock of Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods and Notions, Elllill Stllll "Can a Christian Believe in Endless Torment?" and Boots and Shoes. On Tuesday Morn- ing, January 15, at 9:30 O’clocl<, We shall make our regiilar sale, Offcrillg. as usual, a full assort- ment of Boots, Shoes and Rub- bers, in reg“u__l-ar lines. cash buyers will do Well to attend. Prompt O. J. LEWIS & CO. (REGULAR SALE or DRY GOODS, N0- This Ball bids fair to be the best ever held. and all p WAS,m,G,,,ON D 0 Jam“ 1., S course of action. formerly kept at 1218 Broadway. L . 0 o . y. ..lo‘'‘''' Y . ‘ ' , » - snerman has received a circular issued by an ex- ..0.,, Y A ,,, 8.1878. um. i..%‘.’?i.5i.i.‘.I‘.it-‘:i.§.“it‘:E’£.‘;‘i:.3,‘§:°si:‘.‘t 312 NORTH FIFTEI STREEﬂj . M. STE RN & C0. TIONS, MEN 8 AND tens-we nmnufacturing company in the West to i J DOG. .§2l>s)sle L. Maiiiiinﬂs both of Site. Genevieve 7 '. "’* H their employee stating that from that date they , ' ’ , ' T d J A , (3.; . W1“ pay them an Silver. and Wm continue 80 to AA; I;1lt:::‘lt:Ir1t1;J:)f éhe Early Morning. ﬁeiifilezins and Galveston papers please copy. E E N E E 3 EJ E 8 U ays 3 n 9 w 3 - . 7' K ; T. —- 1 ' _.‘ ‘ do until they declare in writing that they prefer H5 Waihome in m: Ifémm DEM°CfR"!T “'_“ °“ M,,r{,1,, L¥,‘£SA,‘,Ig tﬁg ,,’,'f,’t‘i‘1,”.};,°I%(,‘§’f“,§;;, ' ' ‘heir Wa c _ . . . 1 t t t ‘ “'05 31'“ part 0 ‘:10 City at Baht-,Qck. 511-. 0.513. W11‘ " f C .iu' :1”. & .1 ., 0 , , i P t W a d _ . gee in uirency . eciicu are a es :1 half_paSt2 yestwday mommg when his Mtemion ,,,c,.1 of St Louis. ,0 ,,;§’,‘;, (‘;,.,,_cg }:‘:§,,,,f’ ,,0,,;,,,2§, _ The people In paint of T I a e 1116 Oblectis to test practically the cﬂ'ect of the was drawn bvamd k k, ’ d.,ug,(e,- Of U,,p,_ 1,-_ F_ Logan‘ of Sn Loam -N0 ,_ _,_ _ , ., V . « -- g,_ *3. , , silver question in remonetization without limit. Wom. : 1 . y "00 mg at ‘am d°°r °f 3 °‘“'°‘- - . _ ~ .:. 2 _ ‘ y 8 l THE CIRCULAR FURTHER STATES §ms301li1irtin1t)'i:r]i{_vsi(;iaii. on Fourhteenth strect,_ncur D E ,..i=:.=~, . 3 3 9 WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 16, at‘ y ,. that wliilstsilveris at its present legal status its ‘ ' “ ‘"‘5"'°’ "’ °"“‘3e’“ “°“°““' 1 ‘D- ‘ 9 o’clock We shall sell fu'l lines Table Lin- a. . « . - . all 0 . . - ' ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - i purchasing quality is in proper relation to true 2,::.:,]sn',ithc down Bald he would be on hand m a m‘iAciIi§§O1v%i-lii:_%it 4530 ' §ll.fo!{'?lm1dl:‘t¥i3ii‘tc(i'OIdi!fO€iieIi:i'c' "' Shoum C of 3* L315-W9 Fresh and Regglar ens, Towels, Turkey Reds, Irish Linens, standzirds of value, but in the event or the pass- an ﬂutes’ .The lady .°v°”°°k me 1'e“°W31‘o Horace F. 151-eed. i.in°tne t\i'ciit)’45°’-‘con/d year Oi hér 7 Stock of Cllstolnqnade 'ClOth1n'g’ Linen and Silk Handliei'chiefS. Ladies’ and ' age of the Bland silver bill it will decline to e Efppearlngin szreat agitation. age‘ ' : commencino‘ at 9230 an may at our 2 ' ' ~ ninety Gems on the dollar wt;i1st‘vages Wm not _W1(,11 3 gallantry common to the newspaper Funeral from Second Presbyterian‘Cliiirch, corner . , S I '5 Gents Uudershlrts and D1'”W91'~‘3s fun 111108 . - .' . _ Jrofes ' ~ - ' - -. . Se . t - tl dl - . . ' - ' . . ' i . . - 3'» ‘351'001nS s'er Cotton Flannel " ii . be iikeiy to advance. and instead of the business iim..isSi1(r)il§i3c?d§a- 1s(}’§f§'o»t?r Vemmed ‘° “'51” ' Mm‘ Igszltcfii:n:1a31iic;‘;(:‘:$>::: bundmmh lilanufacturer,Wholesale and Retailllealer, 806,808,8l0&812 N. Sixth st. Ilekeeps ° M STERN & C0 Hf’ ‘ 58 , _ f 3 K9 “}°k_Y Jeans» ,. t - f V, . - O, . -.. ._ , - - c I} DY- _ ‘ _ . ,- , 1 V. -1 ,1 tw] 1 31913-Ices - .- i - Fancy assimeies, ull lines Bl.-icl. Alpacas- intnesi s 0 tie countiy bein,, beneﬁted, they will _ Yes, come in. perhaps von can do some- AUIT A D . the largest and best assoitinent in the city. (x00(iSBetdl e a .10 es , . y _ y _ _ ye gm-own back ten yea,.5_ It also accuses the th(1-ﬁr: and she darted into her residence. ' dousL1\4»t..iiii‘it. leIlut11‘1‘VeOg4(iilT)}:e'£i"0(%‘ii1i1.‘:attlgzf’ 1&8’ Thad- , E-E1-3_ and Mohmrsa knit SCal‘f8. Nubms. Jackets; Congress of roaueryi In trying to pay shown ii1i1rr§ ?.h;"i)e.'i(‘l1{cg3i"ig: :t(;l1(l1O‘tvhe(g'i3bc%iJee1dvt‘.’ias Remains were "H1496 1“ B°"°‘°”“““° Cemetm' in ' ‘W 9 6 Coats’ etc. , fun hues dressmg, Back and its debts in a. depreciated currency. 3l>le§§ o__§ the lady's anxiety. It was "oniylg “"5 01% yesterday. .1. 3 DE BAR’S QPERA HQUSE_ Round Combs, 200 dozen Cardigan Jackets‘ ’ THE WALSH CASE. on hl]1§1pé)‘;iIi-ul‘it;.tll]:.%etll;13§(l§.%:1?;$l,, Boston. Milwaukee and St. Paul papers please copy. . " Second and Last Wgek of me to close, Suspenders’ Shoe Laces and general ‘ . . - . , . ~ I ( ‘ , . .‘ ~ . ‘ '. . o The pioceedings in detail in the case of Walsh. It’s_tongue protruded "and it panted painfully. 9-§%iIol‘$c1?‘iIoF<}:l§S,j'Qn. tfﬁturday mom-‘mg.’ J9'm1ary1.2’- at :2; 4 E} Q % 3 N0t1OnS' 0' J‘ LEAVIS & CO° gs received here, are "scrutinized by the 011331315 ﬁesides the lady mentioned, her mother was in ms age . aincs einciis, Jr., in the 87th yeai of :~ E E % 9 N 0 O . , . ‘. - . . . ' ie room, but “ti ' ' » _ .. . W \l of thb $31235 With $1.93‘? 0310- EmDhf1t10 nlamn. M”, the could t°l.1“’haWaB U19 Funeralvvill take place from his residence on ’l‘ucs- _,_. k Prices of Farewell Appeaiances 01! FAQ IJKNER, EHIJLARB & C0,’ . exception ls taken to the Statement of hIlv_ Buss. 5 {She had pups a fortnight ago’,, said the day mo1‘111n§;‘, Janllavl-Y 15, at O’G1OCko V & that the shortness of tlichours of oillcial business Y911_ng'cr, “but now poor Funnv is dvin l” and DA‘VIHORS’l‘——I-I 1) -F‘ 1APPL1\HE .- 2 --111 (3 " r ' ' . . ' ' _ _ _ _ “Wino, this me ha b _ _. _ g ( . . i _. _ erman amliorst, aged 46 years, And rlicir mi ant ompanj. ’ Come, g1gm3,ndL9ca,;;3meem, . an the Delmninent durmg we hohday Week it “as “Onlyd%0‘l1,l,SLl§lltOt(ia1~s. _ the..)th1nst., in Denver. Col. . 4- To-morrow (Monday). January 14, Wagner s cele- D. LINCOLN . u H Anemone” L interfered with the examimmon of the mes. from the b1_mé,S eve-._S, andi:Eetl:%g«§l;>A3§t§%n§31logl§ .Fill1e.ra1.W11ItZTlK€ place Suiiidaj-, at1:30 D. m., from if j H L’ ~ brated opera. U S E B . , whnst me statemem; is technically true, it is cap when an me Other‘ pans of the -bod were {_ﬁ_ his residence, l\o. 2219 Clark avenue. _[_t‘1‘1el1dS of the J ;''‘‘i ,, f;y _ o; T A. N33‘ . , At Private Sal "A L um St 1 f r . . - . - . . . . Y . 5.’ faiiiil * - . ' v u 53 . ‘ ii .:.».. ‘ ' v ‘ : tiv - mse on scene increased 1 « 3 ~ 341 he 00 5 0 with bonvulslon , 1 y aie imitcd to attend \ . Pieeented with eiicc c l . ? 7 culated to create it false Impression. The facts 5 “ we 3 3303‘: hulnan 111 W011‘ 010- A ' V w A w r Chorus and Orchestra and a 1lla"‘IliﬂCel'lt distributioll. F. . . _ quence. . i . , _ Q , , , _- . ~ »- 7 me Blank Books Leather- : as statcdzit the Department are that whilst the ‘ ‘Can’t you do eomethin pa. 1 d ‘,6;-2r1'I(,§C.Ff'jm'I‘M.I-3}‘. 9.“ Jzmuﬂy H2197-8."?t 5 ° 91°91‘ 302 S TRPJE . ‘”°]”‘m.‘g ~. - 1 my 1, ti ' 9 S examination of the files of letters received from lad. - h g’ P ea ed me young scliniiiiiieri. b0xll<)g‘v’L€§(1in\{vlf]'e‘gfsﬁiliﬁﬁst3(O?€é:éE§1?1?11g‘0titIl ‘ ~—~ .'.'.'..J..]iz7le§u.=i Bound and C1°th"B0“nd9 at 500: . a Mr_ ‘yawn , Vfhat could the mpm.te,. do? He was not a doo_ the thirtieth Fear of her age. * ' Mr. CHAS. AiI)Ai\_lS in his fainous role...’l‘a.niil1aiis_er on th3*"'*])(,1-13,1-. - t . ‘ ' ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ E ‘ ‘Q 1 I I - 7 . 3 u v i L ' I I ‘I 4.7‘ ‘r, )~ . o B‘ 1 ‘SCH9 WIE‘ - : WAS RESTRICTED To OFFICE HOURS,’ “(1);Ill)(;lt.tl.a(1J{(i)l§1,’wf ‘1i<iPrc:),]a7iidili:e0cf>lii(ld§plgug.$tdnotl:- ﬂ;i:ln2<(i)i19i1w::iIii‘itil;l%‘j:).l Jtdl1ll.:}l.}t13s ta: 5 oliclocli p. m.. SGCIETY NO I ICES. 1 RELIGEOIJS N6 u 3 Gs§N1)(:<é(t)(:vE. i (.aSlS ii 1 _ FAULIQNEKIIQ RIILLARD & CO. V‘ . _ 5 I . r . - I J. 1 A _ I. . I . > ' V‘ . - . J n V _ . TV '41 J V T: and in the presence of the ﬁle clerk. the index of iliia her S11/ﬂ\l'Cl'll’1.5-."S to «in end by killing 1101‘--SO1il)llC- Friends are inviteciltotzgteiifl rec 0% em cemetely ~ ' my Chm“! of the Advent (EDiScOm'1)’ Twem £;1§§i£a11)1SiC1FéE%gIlPC1lt.N“H"H"... - >. those mes was placed at disposal at an hours, gtiiigs bilifidléldlcs to heat, althou:—'."h H—O,,BS__Jmmm_ 12 at 9,0 , _1o _k R. 1, d R __ y g)-d<3zfe}‘1N-i'1‘1 tieth street. between Wash and Car,-streets-Rt.Rev. Tuesday, Wragllerﬁs Ronnmﬁc Opera R g E f g t L‘ This index contained a synopsig of tug Subject “nee hgnus in the c0l“‘7‘ul:li]37;3 dog hdd been Hobbs. aged 31 3'eg1‘S. , . 0 L L , 10 mr . held ‘sift tlieir hall, c01'ii£]:~1' Brtizttlizvzty C‘ F‘ Robertson Wm‘ ommam zit low‘) 3‘ m‘ ‘A11 are D R F E E G E N D E H 0 L L A N D E R’ ' a, e O 8 Fri) mute,-of the corresnondence and the entire re_ The doctor Mme 1“ just man ' He 81 U ,1 The mn,,,..,1 -11 - . w-. - " and Benton, on M_on_(lay. .a_iii_ir_ . at invited to attend. , , . . ,. . _ _\ -. . < - u _ ~ . . ‘ . .t - ~ * “'1 13339 1313-09 110111 the 3-‘11StB3«Pt1St ~ I .~ ~: 01113 }31—>E1r1)1«* Now given for the first time here in the oiiginal text. ‘r _ -. — ' “F"1““y” mid to dle.but h =‘ ll ' (‘W 1 Cl ' 1 t3 ’ /1"." '-'\\«‘~"" 7'00 p'm' “ t’ ‘J ‘J P ' M .‘l’A'l"l’I13\l‘.'ilCll\-I in her reiiiarkzible creation ﬂ .5‘ h W C! c01_d of letters Sent ham Washmgm“ to St’ Louis‘ hereafter as gently as bosrfilgiem ’i‘hS:i§c(:1ii:Jfi'lteiti(‘)ii;/i'1i: Ilium I 2'1 O 0100-1‘. V q/AIM?’ ~ Dwmtor. W” Ehsyhﬂ‘ Slreet M13901‘ S':"b‘”‘ﬂ""S°h°°1 pl‘0IlOllllCIe(1 by Richard Wagner 1113 133310; a 6 3 . It‘. 18 also stated here that the examiiiation of the dispatched to a drug store, and after slome t,.0;,_ ' Oomnne Papas please copy° ' l-IE ITALIAN SOCIi'1l_TY _0}:'-‘ MU'l‘1T<)§;0CC<t)1ltSO. wmnot meet ,,g,,m mm, the new rooms are read}. for m%r,,,C,1,.,_ d 1 T OVATOPE papers was discontinued some days befm-ewe blehe procured ii bottle of chloroform. With the SHA~C;KLEY‘“<At B‘3”‘°»‘’i“9- 131-» Jmllmry 8» Of . Wh'1°-1'1,1m°t;‘~“ 3“ ,“}‘§ “"t§’~ °_°‘.'““’f“.°V9"t',‘,fl1.1S occupancy. Classes maybe formed in any part of the Tile 313% “_X'I;,Leﬁ‘§ f M1“, ° ADAMS POBERT LE d ' J time of trial' Mr’ Dennison Stated when new ﬁigt 0f(i‘Lri‘](13:t .vi‘ri}i?i:‘.“t)l]i]y” - p1'CM%0f1uu3’ 1?""a”’°d 1191' palm) 515’ Albert P. bhackley’ aged 53 years‘. iOri11iri?JiiS’i§i'b‘lti?l‘idllxgttijﬁgiﬁifgf I'i‘iOa‘i’:".nN]7§i£(:td)i§ city for learninii‘ and i'ecitii1g Bible verses. I):(i\_ii‘)l.;t1<§,. ‘W bu 0 j , ~ 0 E ‘ mat he could not obmmyau of the papers he de_ '1.nd.eS )8 U I i_3_9:r1c ‘O I. it. ladies. for they. S’_1.‘{;R1{-foil Th‘ursda3r. the 10th inst., Charles E. T]‘le.h2l,i]A is w_ell deco:-iited for tl.i?i_s‘ l.‘C:,.—‘§l‘eT.fli1(l‘.‘.(‘.2l_.S.'i101_l, , V1‘?-1'](:[a‘y—-E[l“(\>!_:("\Ve111)(l1:€ﬁ‘t oi PAI’I’E1\HEIM- _ _ . 4 1 (-14. .Y E 16 370W-‘It. lad)’. lovet. her, she had Stalks aged 46 Y€h1‘S- Wliil the well--taken picture of Victoi Einaiiuel in the ﬁg... Liberal LecL11re Assochtion Mameras saliiitl:i}——(iraiid fmuutll 1nct131h8e- . '5 sired. According to the keen eye or o1fic1a1 gem. been her ‘fiiltilftll COl‘ll}l€llll()ll‘fOi‘ ﬁve yeiirs, and Tiie funeral will take place Sunday at 1 p. m, from ce~rit§_-.i- of the hall. . __, ‘ I. _ x J - 3. c ,- D - ' ‘ -- Q i‘ 1. _ N:1'§?"SC2ll2S‘alld .L.l1)l_'ClI'i.Q_.$(i'5S;)‘l’l0‘vV at the boar oiiice.,_ia a I C any BFSS, Smtemnnts embrace some notice Just, befme she was taken Wm] the spasms She hie late lesidence NO 2)16 01 O t th rlliie was done by order of Gr.Faii0, 1 icsidcnt of the . Hall, 100. Loc.i..t stieet. Seivices at 7.30 o cloc-. to DGe,,e6-,1, fkdllllsslotil‘1>1,IéL..><.lV§d$§<LtS P(.;I1nc(iu§itCt§ glxgéd 9 ’ ‘ ‘ ' " ' crept to the room of her mistress and (h we a k * ' ~ ° '~ '1 “ ‘mu Wenllev ' CW9 aforesaid Society. niglit. A. J. Fisliback will lecture. Subject-—“Es- ress .irc e we ex 111- 00"“ 131% 31 S 0 3 discrepancies. doxvn from] sneer exthaustiron ’ 9 S n to Igellefontaine Cellletery Friendg of the fuvllily _ I . iv - - .- 3 5 1 reSei'V(“.d Seats extra. (}¢'l.1‘iC1°Vs 50 CCDLS. . ' . ' ' ‘ ° . . ' ‘ . " ‘ilti-li’l‘S Cl?‘ I;l{ONOR——Mc.iiiliers of Lafayette sentials and I\OI1-€:‘.SSelltl8.1S in RCll§3,l0ll. beats free. Monday Jan_ ._;-1_-McKee Rankin and Kitty Bmnch- S a r J, 33-, PRATT, , ‘ Only a dog,” and yet who can smile at the ”~"°1nV1ted"°3*“e“d' A 1 L Loi'1g-e No. 4.1:; are licreby iiotiiied that the ‘ -and in the Dalllte‘-E I _. . . feeling which rom ted “F ~ ” ‘ 0- ' 'i- r4 h v- d ’ ti Hall No 408 ‘Washington , , - . . ‘ ' ’ - of St. Louis, is the latest aspirant for Consular 1, ’ P. D 3 ‘Why belll.-.. burial - 1*°‘3i~‘~ as 1€“1°V“ ‘O 13 ' ' aﬁst. George’s Church, corner cliestnu. and ———.~ __,,,__ - .. . 1 the °"ill'('1 tl .- 1 ti.‘ 2 ‘ ‘ ' 2 - , ‘ . V O ' ° ' h0n01'8- Ills Obiective imintis Lyons. ' head ott‘ t1ltf.“1)ll,0Vt‘llllCi?1 1 18 Wood” table‘ at we IN MEM0RIAM' Wuntiﬁs "\’il“"+"I‘ll*TGr oi the tailors’ union M0nd'tY beaumom Smets_Rev' R} A’ HOLLAND’ Rectum - 003313751133‘ Of 3» fl-119 11119 0f 80033» . . . “:4. .LV . . « - 1 - .. .~ - - . - 4 VAGRANT MAIL MATTER. 3 l.».;l.0st&ont1’irla1lpLi;fi3i:;.ag1;ey“vv1ll£39 crlirought an 03 t 1 Dre. C. W. RIVERS. J,,,,u,u.§, M‘ M 8p_ 31. in Tm.,i,eI.S. tum, tenth §f3(§:1leCCBSO?1ty1§)I.13?3:1l.rl;lS;il3.(:$;.I;)iE‘)éII‘lI . POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY, Suitable £61,, present trade’ with S , .1" ht 'l I tl ~ 1 ‘ c v ‘ ' e 0 run aroun an A ameet ne’ of t ie St. 1 mile Dental Societ held and Market streets. he ‘usiness o ’ ;rrea.iinp_or ance - . — ‘ . . . -. _ _ _ _ by 3:26 gviérmgeit e:.n:ierici:ncaé:nes::es;:rgi:1;11398: feed themselves. January 8th, L878, at the o;ﬁce of D1.’ H Tugé, the willibe E31-zi.Il$2ﬁl0tC(1j&, 11%/[lb‘C1](.le1£%ll£s€,ipb(l§%e1ﬁl1fi;} all tailors at- BigOt,_.y_-s V E : . lnsgructlgns from conslgngl-S to ‘ . . . ' ' ‘ teiii: . y or’ or . 2'. .i at . -- ' ' 1 ' ' i , , . ‘ , . gimme ’“h1'°“5=”h the cmaloglle 3'“-5‘? “Sued by the PLAIN, Il0NES'1‘ AND LOYAL g1EmCln%S:l 1.1?‘-)1ut10ng Wei: pasfsfeid “pm-I E-Ike (fan; -0,? I’ ‘iE7\il’EitANCF.-—-'l‘liis (Slmdiwl eveniniz. 3-'9 7 7 B3?“ Grace Church, Eleventh and VVarren streets. Supported by her MAGNIFICENT COIVIPAPLIY of I Sell regal dless of price’ to close Post Oﬂice Department of articles accumulated . ' 1' ' ° 1‘ elsiamem er 0 '16 SW10 Y’ W 10 (19 0’C'l0Ck. tipulllic T9mD€1'M10‘5 “"153 m99li"8'~ ““' RFV I R HOLST of <=ti-e~itov- 111 will preach in aiCCOl1Il‘$S. - . ' , ._ .. 31' Aﬂantas Georgia N0V- 15 1877 3-i1€d'49 Y@9~I‘S= der the aiisifces of the (-‘rand Division or the Sons of " _‘ ' ' ' ' ’ “ ‘n " " , I H: the ‘gnead Legterlgﬁgce’,;wh1chham to begéld lhe Chfgragiseii Furnished Rev. Dr. S837? Upond the death ,of our bstceiiiecl and much re- '§9“"l>ei-:iilic'e{:~ “i“,1bfh°1x‘1 *‘~‘?u1€}.V9%"“;lﬁtltlhfgwﬁf 83? this ichiii-(£5; on. Sund3',y, 1t,,gi10 ,1 1n1Er11:1E]_1g' and Monday, January 14___L,’, Jone Parfumeuse, with FAULKNER. RIILLAEB & Co- a auc ion on t e ti ins . , in t -is citv. is mour 37 " is lop Potter of New York specte confrere, Dr. C. W. Rivers. it becomes us as . 1"! I 31“? "v as 1111:? -071 W611 «- 1 - 3 1 , even ng. oriiing service a o c oc . veii1ng_ _ . . , , P in . ., P: .t we _ - . . , ' . . . _ I __ ,. ,S.., . . . . t Ab}, _. 1,; .S_ line _ ._ 1 _ - Ell9ilSh boi.'g‘aiic1l)aiioc. re y .s a ,1(. 17 . b | citulogtie contains upwards of eighty pages. q NEW YORK, January l2.—-Bishop Potter, 01 y)Jt3‘a1i-Ci.)i1eeiS<§lOl1i1t‘iiili<i1i)-:i.g1y' “alrid ‘$13-°.ii-elcii’W§§s§3£.ii§;i“"£§ Zfrii i:)<3),i-b<1O';:in1lbv0if:iv(ii1s.-IdItboiittiiid.spw 81 S°rV1°eat7"30°,c‘.°ck'. .'1‘?1‘1‘“~-‘5i33~_Zl’,--l.‘11<f;{reatls.iiropea1iandNewlorksensa- BY W-EEEDON, TYLER & 00. hp . . . I _ . . . . _ . oi, V ‘q, 1 3;, 1‘ N 2’ 1, 1 . sh. non, LA .\iARJCLAIN.lu. V .w cicin artic es ate speciﬁed in double-columns, this ‘diocese, has published a letter respecting fog: °%‘11,),§L5:§$p,$,1,v1ew:,‘70£a\¥§£°lfér Wleliseefriléllltlés “ 53,- Garlllson Avenue Baptist‘ Church, on V';Veclnesda3.'—L,zi‘IPILLE(DE M MQE. ANGQT. General Auctioiieers and Commission Merchants. , and divided into fourschecluies,eacli article being Rev. Dr. Seymour, Dean of the General '1‘lieo-. ttillictecll i like 0t11'Sé\1'e811})y nis ‘dldéitll-. and dine F.‘§_ANcl,AL".,. Garrison ,;,Ve,me, Mal. Morgan Su.eet__Rev_ W_ _(_]§‘t’r;':I':;’,":§;ec,a__ Nos. 115, 117, 119, 121 and 123Noi~th Fifth street. core Iiumliered. Schedules Nos. 1 and 2 contain re- logical Seminary and now ]3'15h0p-e1ec1-, ‘of the %‘&Tri1"i2‘h’e“s*“‘°.‘35 “"9, 0 ‘GT 51 0 3. 13 ‘10"0’W J0 "*‘ - POPEYEAVXAN D ,-n h .9 w ( ,. LA R}:_~11I,'Ejx;1)1GQ nerPlne. ’ _ ‘ _ - é .‘ taims. lvor can we refraiii fron1ex.pressiii:2; . i 1 s --D-a D9~S‘01‘s "1 Preac 3510-00 C“'a1' me ‘‘~ A A 3 - oi . ‘ ._ V . spectively 1,399 and 4. 737 articles of such varie- Diocese of Sprinvﬁeld, Ill. because he can not our a§>D1'€0i=Vt'-1011 Of his ul31‘i:::ht and moral conduct M 9.. m, and 7:305, m,_ su,,.3,,y Synge} at 9 a_ m_ An ‘S3t\1.1fd‘tY""1“1Y A.1}11t‘e M«‘1t1“e€- , ‘i _ _ tv as would *-istonish any one but ‘in ernploye of refrain in fair-iegs to him and in justice to the llisallnﬁwexcvilgig mlcilcolnﬁ ﬁt detvaﬁotn :0 £1181 Maker: 0 ‘TEYt 1 ll 1 l 56 "'tv by are cord'ial1Y iiivited to be present M°““aY~ Jwnlmll -‘’-1“HAVERLY’5 5411‘ STREL3- Auct1on Sale of Housellold Furnl. - ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ i an ‘:18 or; e 'l0ll2l. y iliit .i-ea. ill8l‘l‘O 3. W10 were ‘ 0 can on co 3. era. S-, uri ,_ _ _ ‘ v . .. .. . . 1,. , I . that_charnel house of vagrant mail matter, the _Church., after the attacks made upon him, from £<g;Eg§1§§fi0e§ggu§h C0 be classed in his extended iium- L 1’. F. KELEHER 8; 00.. 309 Olive. K? Cumberland Presbyterian Chapel corner ““”“A”‘“‘* ””M19U~- ture, Carpets, Pia-Z10’. Etc., at Dead Letter oﬂice. F01‘ 1118139-1109. We 1155 Starts 'b@31'1U£' t‘3Stim0“Y in his 5911313 The Bis}??? Iiilconsidtaivition of his iinusualancl marked worth $5309 $1909 $2009" $5009 $1.000. ‘ Lucas and C,,;,,,,,,,,g avenues S,md,W__Sch0o’1 £9.30 1’3Pafkgtgréjg$5-d§L§t‘;'_%*:1;1i'€§iT§a?1i:1(;g;0]i‘§‘th- N0. 1113 CHBSLIIIIL Street. ‘~ with ldozen needles, ‘whose non-delivery no says: “I h‘tVe known him Rev. D‘. ‘ie 11-’ ' 35*‘ 155 aﬁslsmllceilltlle 031159 Of 3-'38 lif0’S “'<>1‘k» 1155 .. - - ‘ -i -. — ‘ . - ,. ’ . . ’ ' . - - " 3-. A ‘u r ‘ " V‘ - ' . - ’ , ' ‘ - _ I W ‘ Hr '_ , ‘ ‘ ’_‘ , _ J ‘ . ‘. _ - (' 7 1 . " 5” W”) cont,-1b._m(,,,S ,0 me profession of whmh he was ,, IJEL. FR.OTI{;1\GI{A1\1I & “Q0... Do. Q12 \Vall a. in. Pieaching, by Rev. C.H.l:.EI..L. D. D..‘Pasto.r, lNG'A(:l<.liir.N"1. f.0Ll.""O!le week only. oi‘. the cele)-; ON MONDAY’ January 14’ commencing at I, doubt, GXolf3})€l<.te(1 some hood wife, and stietches intimately foi mote than twenty 5 eais. I ii:-ive member ‘illd the rec. ec*1ie cl-‘lined fro ll 1 t 5110315» Nelv York. marce deb-rablc 111‘-mstlnellts at10.45 a m and -.-0 m Pm Trmeetm WedneS_ J brated coloied lemiessee Jubilee bingers, , - . outto take in "1nsertin.°‘ " baby sociaa frizzettes often he'i*'d him -ireach I in - . . . tum. 'ri{oi-eioi-o 1.5%’. " “ ma W 1° me iiistocks.\vl1icl1fi'6‘l11em51.YWWf1'0m ﬁve to twenty ' '. ', .‘.'° D’ .' . 3 g who will aime:u'intl1e1r 0i'ie'inal_i>l=mt=i1»i0n sou:-'8 and 0‘-01°01”-m-~ W0 W311 S911 the ellliim f'~m1itm‘e» Cer- ~‘~': “__’ ' '_ ' . 1 _‘,_ pi 1 _ ' ' ‘ V0‘ 0993 l31_<?5€§D_t -it Resolved‘ That we tendm. to the berm H;-d f mw. times the amoiint invested. Stoclzs bought and car-_ ‘ day eve-11111.‘-‘lb at ‘-30- Sedts ﬂee and 311 We1°°me- sketches: a13n,ﬁ1'st :ippe_ai-aiiceoi the ":]_.‘wo Haleys.“ pets, beds, bedding, etc” of above residence. 315°‘ tape-Worms, shoulder-si.i‘aps, canned pigs-feet, .1115 e3‘~:1'“”"‘”:-‘ms "1" Y‘-lung me“ 101 the m“N5U'Y- our 3 7311 )-{thins in my (1191 - mu ﬂy 1'r ‘— a My ried as long dCSf=.l‘Cd on Gel30S1t Of 3 D01‘ 0911*" EX‘ the new ballet of Terpsichore, Irwin ‘oi:-tteirs. LaRue . . -ﬁ , .-, Q . ’ bad .1‘; O S I have heard him converse in ‘l)l‘i\~'£ite on lie-,§01V.1(;di 7111-11», i,.,bpQp‘yl £{}wea5g!C£.1-‘.:;,11’utzong },- D3l=1Bat01‘Y C-l1‘0l11fti‘S 811‘-1 Weekly 1‘€l'>““t~S S9T1$1‘1‘€‘3- A meeting .,f the ]]Vano'9]_ica_1 Alliance Faniily, Major Bui-kc, and the great Variety Troupe. °“° mwm °em7 1’i““°"°°S"' 3°"’0- R-319 De1"3m13t°1'Y~ ” “ll” .3’ an O_0n' ‘ l-1?0010i9.'i031 S113-’Il90t5. and I IIBVBY 11€ﬂ1‘<l spreatl on ‘tile records of the society one. allcopy 1.3 i 3 S‘; L ‘ '11 b 1 1d bi‘ - 1:1,} - 1; t2-30 ‘ WHEDON’ TYLER 5‘ CO" Schedule No. 3 is devoted to jewelry, and ex- him make ii stzitenien.t at vziriance -sent to the family or the deceased. ’ i O ’ 0.1313 W1 G, ‘olmayl. 1 ms " a ' . 1)’ Auctioneers. hibits 1 “'16 lots r'ingino~ from llpriirs of die with the generally- received doctrines of W H EAMES. I In" at1mstMeth°d””t' mm1'°h’I“ghth and Washing“ - 0 0 o o . "3 ~ ’ ‘ n ‘_ ‘ v ‘ . J J ' I V C . ~ . ‘ . the Church of which he is a di9til’i°‘ulSh°(l mem- ~ v UDD . E HAVE A LARGE. A.MOUN'_l‘ T0 LOAN. on ton avenue for election of oﬁicers. ‘ ' ’ at » I mcnd ear-rinrrs of the dollar-store variety, to6 ha. 11. ,- - -- ” “‘ . W W_ N_ i1{)RR1S0N_ -‘tr! -o;,.31~i;- -tiowesr, rates. ’ . _ T E J ‘r steel watch keys of the economical pattern that - Wbii-i.l0l1biitlizltll§:$:1tEiiiriilL‘1flatdt£l‘lI§2§Birfgilgfgsri ‘ VI A F0UF£uPJE1i3~§1 (13ENy'i‘a G0‘t’EidNl‘."§ENT BGNDEL R‘ G. BRANK’ Presldent ayg 159 ' retails for a, dime each. §ieiiatSi,bizzi1i):).Sri(;2f} ff) :i‘i)fIl}llglO£ilI0 Dcatlps Doings. . Coupon and P.e.<;istercd, for sale. aw Pilg-I-ini Coiigregatioiial Church, corner Gfﬂﬂfl 3 SCh3"m19 N0: 4 embm°.e5 23161 lots’ and is de‘ tcrined Ritii.-ilisni. is reverent in h'lSLd0llle:l]l‘3-I Annex“ 55 3- list of the burial permits issued Sat- GQLE STOCKS C334’ 301%-333 , WaShi“3't°“ and Emng ave‘-mes‘ Rev‘ C’ L’ @ kn voted to books, chronios and music. or in church but he is no follower of any of life “MRY bit’ the Healtll U01I1miSSi0ne1'= . Bouglit and Sold. GOODELL. D. 1)., will preach at 10:30 a. m., and also . . . ’ . : . i - . . GIVEN BY THE .___.__.._.. ecceiitricities which have of late years crept into Name» 3115031199 05? D€&l~h- A£P-- Natlvitv. §N\,'§__—"3TMENT 3ECumT§E§_.‘, A SPEC!A|_TY_ at 7:30 p. in. Bible school :-it 12 in. Prayer meeting Tlie Tobacco Maiiiifacturers. ‘,5l‘2)‘,‘]‘f,f,ff QfI‘,‘h‘",‘, ,,’,f,,"" }°,,‘,‘,‘},?.g %,’i'?ii5iIi5.i'iti% %‘ X‘/V'8}l]l1i2ll§.i1(’l’:“'(li'.:iq)}li. iniA'r'iri-ii-Jws 8; i."v.i—~irrAi{Ei_v.., vv edncsday evening at 7:30 o’clocl;. strangers izi- BENEVOLWNT SOCE Er-I-Y 31351-1310 31141 F3110)’ Dry Q0055: VVASHING-TON, D. C., January 12.-—A llleel-ll’1;9;' hei-service and in the service 0'1‘ L‘iVll'lB 3-e'a.i"s:'.'.’.iUi-'e_l_1aigdzjt ‘ ' Chwlber Ofcgflljg‘&.3:§ﬁ,g3;‘3g}I}§;e ‘E30’ L‘ ' ' Dress Goods, Piece Goods, Cloth. (‘NC ‘-4; } J - - ya '\ V ' -2 “(Z ‘L: ; ‘-I_ it’). :1 ./'Y"aI'1 '1 -v;r‘i.- .a'..)' (‘X a..l . ‘is A-_‘ - ‘ 1‘...--‘V )'Ct!l'S... ‘E_..:'»..2l CS. ‘ . _—c;u-in ..- “, “;v,_~ x _' 1; W’ 0 ‘ ' 0 _ . ‘ . A of t(?b‘u' O in um “Panels W an new m this 01 y illii§)£:IiS"E)i'ti1i igé;:31l~(j§1‘E:,]- iygiﬁilltiliby “H (“h m M’ LiO'll'lfOl‘t H. 11()il‘0I‘(J,-COil....2l }’(*al‘.‘.i...UIlllT(l(1Stalﬂﬁ. M” F3“ Ch" ‘5‘u"'l'n_(’h‘*rC“' Sm ent°°nth“'“d OF THE 111%‘. G911 LS’ .E*‘l1l'I’ll.‘s}ilI’lg' GO0dSg. * to-night. Tliey "favored a reduction of taxes to y ‘ - 1‘ ° ' V ‘ EiiziiiietliL_udwig, piicu.....:3e ycais-...Pi-iissin.. 3,§V.§gEg2(-333 Olive streets. C. B. I«:l)GAIt. latcpaetor at Platts- E1 . , _ , . twclv, cent, ml. mu.” aw»! ., d,..,Wb-ml; on old ‘ .\jlaryL. Vvittlioﬁ. typ. fcv.. 7 yeui's...Uiiired States. ' ' burg MO Wm prea¢1-,t0,day at 10.45 a m _T P OSICPY, LOVES, H&tE}(lk€r(3h18fS, ,- " " 1 1‘ ‘ " “ “ “ ‘ ‘ ’ ﬂIG§§§Jy ROBiy§N§‘lC Gu:;.:1.2iv A. iﬁcliaﬂcr. p. pui..'2i‘t :veai's...Unitcd St.':1t.es. , , _ _ . ., . _ ,_ " .; - " ,_ Q, , ‘ . ' ' .' ‘ ‘ ’ ' . inn. :3 n t i S ., , , . 1 .~ . stock in the hands of manufaotui'ers their 7 ' Chas. E. Stork, pne-i.iiiioi:iii..-it’; yi:ars...(—lcrm;,n r, l‘\_’I.')i‘:‘.-.\2i) l':~l0'l‘ICE*l——Oi_lice of Citizens’Insiiraiice HALE} at (loo 1). in. 'liio meetings will be con- ' , I {E18 0, USIie1id(:1S, Tl.LS, -V5’ $311038, Cut- : , . _3 . , . . r . , _ ,- i. U U ’ agents and jobbers at the time the reduc- The Cattle Kin“ Of , R 1<rz'.iil«; Aiidersoii, typ. fever. -5 yeai's...Uiiitecl b.‘.'i:ates. 1878 hbat‘-,6J5ggf:;_e=é*’i1£1‘é‘z}(7fg;;: tinned every evening during the week. All are in- . ' let-ya Cardigans, vvhite G‘O0dS' tion becomes law. Conferences were had 7 O 1 I .555 ct Lecovers 15 l=*l’‘<€‘‘i3li‘5‘11'lll1l=i1‘“‘’ld0“‘1 03? 5 W1‘ 3911* 011 the “""13“'°‘1 ‘yiteqf N l-“REE‘:\fAS(iN’S HALL. corner Seventh and Irigll Lin HS L-nel E d with Criiicwessincn who were timed to favor ' ' J0 R‘? JO” 10 91 ' SW3!“ 1my‘’”me 0“ de‘~”§‘m‘}' T‘! .7 . w . .- ' . - I‘*5='1I‘lW-t~ SaT111‘<38-3’. J=%1111€11‘Y 19- 1573- '1‘i‘~'k©‘T3 $1f01' k ‘ e ’ 1 I 050111 an ’ . a ,.educm,*§,_ The ’ man,“-acm,.e,.s “ cmim such Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Ji”NU- 1 - HA3?’--:Ev()m b€C1‘€Ta1’Y-_ 373?.‘/1“11'°h '95 tn‘-" Me"~"‘°’1“h= °°m°1 Nmth and _;rc.-niieinaii and lftlSi.Vs and 50 cents for every additiciiial Percale Shirts LadieS9 an d Rgissess Q :2. reduction of taxation will bring over SEDALIA, MO. , Ja.nui—ir_v 12.—-A young man 7 Olive S“'°_e_}‘_S' ,5“‘“3,‘*Y~ Jmmmy 13‘ tzle pastof’ Rev’ §d{‘.7,'h ,ﬁ.°k'3§.S,8“" }".'t,h:d §,?S,§‘;1,’,g0,.B§,§‘,§§§§’€5 H tq Di 9 . , d B . 9 -L ‘‘ $30.0{l0.000 i‘~”—0 “)9 ‘ Tma-‘—““'Y3 ‘that it will named White, from 1<"ort C-oncho, Texas, known JOHN SNXDILR’ Wm preach at 10:49 a‘ m‘ bumect‘ Ati.liOt’iIy'(‘.tLl1l?ll.li‘.,:‘t?i€dh:lﬁ€:n 5' P 5 ‘av “" en 5 an 03/S ‘V001 and Cassiinere Hats, Men’s and Boys’ price of fariners’ and pl2'inl._ers’ leaf; that “S we Came I‘~mz‘*3»' of ‘hat °°“n“'Y- 1'9‘30V"31'e‘-1 hi5 at7:3U p. m., “Bii-tliright of Freedom.” I’astor"s the Sisters will appear in the costume of peasant , the price of leaf has steadily fallen since iiine-your-old brother. who was taken away by * ': ,’ class at 10 an m_ Au cOrdia“yim,ned_ girls.’ R.()_$.’.'lll1‘.l‘_f:i.l'l'ilCl‘S’ -iveddiiigs will be c.ole.-brzitoo. Caps, Fancy GO0dS, Notions, Etc. the present high rate of taxation went into eﬂect, his Stepfmllel. three years ago. at Knob Nosten . M13 B36011 W111 5€1V€ ﬁn GXCGW»-F SUDDCI‘. With until it i':iii;;;es on an a.vei'agc in Eastern and Vvesteru inai-kets to 6340 per pound, a point un- rcmiinemtive to both the farmer and planter. TilOBil1tlln0i‘C delegation insisted upon a draw- back, as set forth in Representative C:ibell’s bill, representinng that dealers and jobbere of the North are iinanimonslv in favor of it, also tobacco inanufacturcrs. The clear niaiiufacturers repre- sent they are more interested in the change of bonds required than in the rate on cigars and cigarettes. - - ’ ' Capital Gossip. . Wnsiiiivoron. D. C. , January 12‘.-Senator Ed- niuiids’ statement of his views on the relations of the Senate’s to the Presidenthas attracted a great deal of attention. ‘ ‘ MOURNING AT THE WHITEHOUSE. The President will not be able to attend the funeral of R. C. Anderson, a former classmate, found dead near Dayton, yesterday. Mr. Ropers, however, will leave this evening to attend the funeral. Owing to the death of Mr. Anderson, Mrs. I-layes will not hold the usual reception this afternoon. PARIS COMMISSIONERSHIPS. The President to-day appointed R. M.Delap1ain and J. N. Camden, of West Virginia_, and Joseph L. titephcns and Chas. P. Choutcau, oi‘ Missouri, IIonoi'zi1'_v Coinmiseioiiei's to the Pt-ll'lS Exposition for those States. They were nominated by the Governors oi‘ their respective States. THE FEMALE SUI*‘FRA.GlS’_l.‘S. The Senate Committee on Piivileges and Elec- tions this morning licard further argiiments of the Woman Suilragists. At the conclusion of the ad- dresses the committee agreed to meet Tuesday next to consider, in connection with the argu- meiits presented, the proposed Sixteenth Amend- ment to the Constitution, offered in the Senate by Senator Sargent, Thursday last. TREASURY NOTES. The Treasury now holds $3-l6.10S,_550 in bonds to secure the Natioiiul Bank Cll'CLl1{‘.Ll0i'l, and $13,- Mo., to-day. White supposed his brother was abducted, and traveled tliousands of miles and expended thousands of dollars in search for the lost boy. He heard a few days ago of the where- abouts of his stepfatlier, and Sl.éll’LGd at once, ar- riving here Friday night. The stepfather grave a satisi‘act.ory reason for taking the boy, and re- stored to the older brother the money he re- ceived for him as his curator. Jackson County Live Stock Breeders.‘ Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. IN-DEPENDENCE, Mo., January 12.—-The stock- holdersof the Jackson County Live Stock Breed- ers’ Association held their an nual election of oili- cers and directors to-day, with the following re- sult: C. Pugsley, President; John P. Jones, ‘ Vice President; A. J. Powell; Secretary; M. W. Anderson, Ti'easurer. The following were elect- ed Dii'ec,t,ors: H. -C. Cliiles, J. I-1. Hockaday, C. C. Chiles, Alma Owens, Samuel Jewett, H. M. Vaile, J. P. Alexander and Jacob Powell. Psyche’ s Charni, the New Complexion Powder What words in the Engjlieii language are ade- quate to the expressions of acliuiration by the fair ones, to whose complexions is lent the tint of Psvclie’s‘Cliarni? Its novelty and innocence are equaled only by its ut.ilit_y‘as a beautiﬁer of the complexion. RABOTEAU & C0. , No. 714 North Fifth street. . .. rxUI!:i¢‘lIi€Vvl‘IMVvI.‘iluEIl"'- ‘"’liiieii77rrnsriiiieNr. i'From the Paciﬁc J ournal.] “A GREAT INVENTION has been made bv Dr. Tutt, of New York. which re- stores youthful beauty to the hair. ’]‘liat eminent chemist has succeeded in prodiiciiig all-lair Dye which imitates nature to perfection. Old bachelors may E. M. ESPF.NHAlN. 712 Olive.street. Semi for Self-Measureineiii. sand Stvlc. After nineteen years’ of uninterrupted busi- ness relatlons with the citizens of St; Louis and adjacent States, the ﬁrm of R. & T. A. Ennis gratefully express their thanks for the veryliheral pati'on'age heretofore extended, and respectfully solicit a continuance of same. Both iiicmbers of tlieﬁrin being practical in their line of business, it has been their pride and eiideavor to make a specialty of ﬁne Job P7°imfi72g and the iiian1.ifactui'e of ﬁret- class ~.-Account Books, together with keeping in store a full stock of Foreign and Domestic Oﬁlce Stationery. . _ _ As a consequence, the past nineteenyeurs have introduced much competition, yet we wish to submit the facts, that by personal at- tention and fair dealing, we have stood the test, and successfully met all honorable coin- petitors, without having to compromise with creditors or seek the protection of astoek company. ' We own the buildings, 118 and 120 Olive street, in which we do business, and have iieitlier expensive rents to pay or superin- 507 NO1"i-ll Fourth Street. We call special attention to our beauti- ful assor'tni~eiit of Elliitttts tilt llililittlls, EDCWCS JENSERTE TO MATCH, The Finest and Cheapest Assortment in this city. A new supply of our 3-Biiiiti llinicli Kit Glues ail 50, .'l_1l'the-latest shades,as bronzeniavy blue, bottle green, and soiiietiiing entirely new in evening shades, the latest sensa- tion in Paris. was DORA scent: a ca. 507' North Foiirtli Street. A Card.’ HE undersigned Committee. appointed January 9. l.87t-3. to supervise the exliibitioii of the Antoni- atic Fire iCXtll1§.!,'ulSh9l‘. report that in their opinion the blllldlllg was destroyed by the accumulated gases from the crude oils introduced into the building to create a leir,<;‘e ﬁre. and that, in our judgment, the inerits of the compound were not in any way involv- ed. We request the Automatic Fire Extinguislier Company to give another exhibition on the same plan @"’Nort.h Eresliyterian Church, corner or Eleventli and Chambers. Rev. W. C. FALCONER, D.D., Pastor, will preach in the morning, Subject: “'.I‘lic Church, Visible and Invisible.” Communion of the Lord’s Supper at 3p. In. No night service. The public cordially invited. Seats free. 3??’ Revival Meetiiigs -— Second Baptist Church-Corner of Locust and Beaumont ('l‘wenty- seventh) streets. ' On account of the deep religious interest. special services will be held each evening‘ of the ensuiiig‘ week at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. W. VV. Boyd will lecture each evening. The public are invited to attend. ‘ @" The "St. Louis Liberal Leagiie will meet. at Mahler Hall, 1007 Locust street, this (Sunday) after- noon, at 2 o’clock. The Lecturer is Mr. H. H. Brown, of Chicago. Subject: “The Money Question." Free discussion at the close of the lecture. Mr. M. C. Van- dercook, the Saiilrey of free thought’, will warble the hymns of nature. All are invited. I.’-E"‘St. John’s Church (Methodist South), Ewing and Locust, Rev. J. G. WILSON, D. D.,pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m.. and 7:30 p. in. subject- morning, “The Covenant Renewed.” Sunday- achool at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Ladies‘ prayer meeting 3 p. in. Thurs- day. Stiniigers cordially invited. W‘ Second Presbyterian Church, corner Sev- enteentli and Lucas Place—-Rev. S. J. NICCOLLS, D. D., pastor, will preach at 11 o"clock a.‘ m. Communion service at-1 p. in. No service in the evening. Young peopleﬁs prayer-meeting Monday CVe1'llll,9.', and lecture on Wednesday evening. at 8:30 o’clock. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. in. B3?‘ Union M. E. Church. corner 0! Eleventh and Locust streets. Rev. R. C. l~I()UGHTON. pastor. Tickets can be had from members THE CCMMI’l.‘TEE. I .iEC"I"LTEiE. BY SPECIAL REQUEST Francis Dillon Eagan, LATE HECTOR OF ST. JAMES’ EPISCOPAL CHURCl_-I, San Francisco, will deliver a lecture in Mercantile Library Hall this (Sunday) eveiiiiig at 8 o’clock. subject: Reasons for Renoiincing Pro-* test.a1itisi_n and Einbracing the Catholic Faith. Admission.‘ 50 cents. l'WiSiiIN*G’i‘i3N Uuiviiiisitrr." ‘SIb.&I'I‘E-E LECTURES- wines a1id_ci3:_:ai's. of the society. 'I‘en:I11ustra.t,ed Lectures upon Russia. and ’I.‘urkey, by Prof. lll. :5. Snow. ECTURE {Monday Eveniiig, January 14, at 8 o’c1oci:. More than 200 cliaracteristic stereopti- (con iliustra.tioiis have been prepared for this course of lectures. Circulars and tickets can be had at the book stores and the University. Course tickets, 552; single tickets, 25 cents. ‘SE’ . lb.-£l‘_‘.. ‘C- A. Concert and Lecture Course. Grand Lecture by DR. NEVVMAN, of Washington. D. C., on Babylon, Nineveh, The Euphrates and Gar- - den of Eden. The most interesting lecture of the day. Also, 200 Army Jackets. 100 Army Overcoats, Etc. WHEDON, TYLER & C0. "El’l‘Al.EY a scour, 3“ GENERAL Auction and Commission Merchants, N0. 18 South Fifth Street. St. Louis, Mo. $10,000 Stock of New and De- sirable Furiiiture, Carpets, Pi- anos, Organs, Blankets, Com- forts, Stoves and Notions. MONDAY MORNING, Jianiiary 14, at 10 o‘clock, by special order from shippers. we will offer great in- ducenieiits to the trade and consumers. and will sell, re;i‘ai'dless of prices, the mammoth stock of elegant new Parlor and Chamber Suits, Wardrobes, Desks, Lounges. "Easy Chairs. Book Cases, 100 dozen Cane Seat Chairs, 50 Walnut Bureaus, 100 Bcdsteads, 9 Splendid Oil Paintings, 6 Large Engravings; ﬁne dis- plav of Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mats and Rugs. Large stock of stoves. Full lines 01; second-hand goods of all kinds. STALEY & SCOTT. Trustee’s Sale. St. Clair Hotel, cor. Third and ltlarlret streets. FRIDAY l\IORNINGr,' January 18, beginning at 10 o’clock, we will sell the entire outfit of the above Hotel, containing sixty-three rooms, all furnished. Parlor and Cli:~.mbcr Suits. Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding, Vzirdrobes, Tables, Cliairs.W’ashstands, _ - 2 - ' ." . . “ Mirrors Shades Curtains Dinln;.:-room Furniture, ‘ " 'u'e public deposits. bonds deposited “°W“’3°i°e 0 . 7 _ _ , ,._ Sunda -school at 9 a.m. Preachin at 10:90 a. in. . ’ , ’ _ ’ _ ¥iEi3"0(t)‘(ii'LcJii?§t’1<i1ii for the week ending to-day. bpri-(ie(j$]' ?T°‘3 05 Ml11'1'3-Y Street NeW101'k- Sold ‘tendents to e11ipl0y~—the business being under. a.ti—(j?_n(£“(iay sexton Chief Fire 1)emrtm-em: J W ,md7.;,?()}». m Subject of even'mgg,,e,.m0nJ. ..T—he including‘ Tabi'cs, Chairs. Glass and Queeiisware, ’ Y ai rim;-3' s s. ‘ " ' ~ ‘ ' " '. ' ' " ' ' r ' 3260.000; amount held for circulation withdrawn for the week, $249,000. National Bani: circulation oiitstan<ling——curi'eiicy notes, $320,410,330; gold notes. $1,432,120. Intern:-11 Revenue, to/-day, $31,028,478; customs, $34,789,036. National Bank notes received for redemption for the Week end- ing to-day comii2ii'ei,i with c.<ii‘i'c.<poiiilin,<.»,' week last yi‘:.-’ii'—-1877, $3,717,900} 1378. $4,047,000» R9" ‘ ceipts to-day, $877,()0O; currency, $3,280,580. Special fiimrl for redemption of fractional cur- rency, $0,000,000. Special deposit of legal tenders for the redemption of c.ert1ficates of de- posit, $34,960,030; coin, $129,426,712; including coin (‘.€3l"tlliCtl[.B'8, $35,577,300} Outﬁﬁalldmg legal tenders, $349,943,776. - Kli‘.Y’S REPLY TO A POLITICAL CONUNDRUM. Posim aster General Key was asked to-day what woule be his course if the anti-repudiators in Tennessee should call on him to lead them in the next (3ubern:1t_orial campaign, and replied. ‘iige caninzngn lS a long way 011'. I1e—Xl‘- fall» ﬁnd 0 not at present niiicli expect to be called on. I am, didiite for Governor the cause would he strength- ened, I would be greatly tempted to leave any po- giitiiin I might occupv to answer a call thus made for me,” THE FORT DEARBORN RESERVATION. A letter was received at the General Land FOB. (O F FI‘GER‘S St. Louis ELECTION Tuesday, January 15, i878." Cashier Lucas Bank.. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. “ W. A. HA.RGrADINEi or Crow, Hargadine & 00. FOB. 'I‘REASUREB«o Oiﬁce to-day, making formal application for up survev by the Government of a portion of the old Fort Dearborn rnilitary reservations, as public land still subject to entry, although it now em- braces nearly all the business portion of Chicago south of the river. This application is supposed . to be base ups!) the '&*.‘.‘39!‘‘,? that the sale of the greater part of Fort Dearborn reservation by with 0. view to locating Valentine script upon the, THOMAS E. TUTTa President Third National Bank. % FOR connnsroimino sEc1%ETARY- J . C‘. EWALD9 of Faith. Ewald & 00- FOR DIRECTORS‘. Vice President Cheuteaui B33150“ 4* V?*“°' :MERCAl\lTlLEUBRARYASSOCIATION goods for net cash, and our establisliinent is fitted up with all modern improvements, and hence we can assure all desiring me7'cltanci’t'se or work in our line that they can be supplied as ifavorably, and at as low ﬁgures, as by any other house East or West. Our Calendars for 1878 are now ready for free distribution. Call and get one. ' Respectfully, R. & '1‘. A. ENNIS, 118 and 120 Olive street, Sptationersi, Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers. A . um lI‘OZE3.A. C‘, ‘& .32; L Manufactiirers. "B3.-e.NT HOUSE, ’ ‘ .A;L'I.‘ON. ILL. . TERMS $2’ PER DAY- our exclusive niziiiagenieiit. VVc purchase’ LOBANGES. P2lI‘£ll’l‘10l‘9.. St. Louis Cotton Compress Co.; ‘I . E. Udell. of Udell. Sclilllledilljt‘ & 00.; Jas. A. Bartlett, l"resi.doiit St. Louis Associatioii of .Ul){lel‘Wl‘i1'.CI‘8; Chas. ‘Evans, (jtaptain Salvage Corps: 11. D. McLean, President Marine Board; C. .3. Aubin, Sccretamy Board of Uudei-v.'i'itcrs. Referring‘ to the above. our friends and those in- terestcdi-nay expect another exliibitioii durinu this week of which due notice will be given. Ite.-sp‘ly. Villvl’. BOWIBN . Gciieral Mzinai>:er. St. Louis, 2:10.. January 12. 1878. Hope Mutual Fire Insurance Coinpziny. ST. LOUIS, January 12. 1878. MEETING of the members of the Hope Mutual Fire Insuraiice Company, of St. Louis. will be held at the office of the Company. No. 419 Olive street. St..Louis. on Monday. the fourth (4) _Febru- ary, 1878, between the hours of 1 and 3 o’clock p. in. of said day, for the purpose of accepting or reject- ing an act to amend an not passed by the Twenty- ninth General Assembly of the State of Missouri, approved March l5,_1877, entitled An act for the in- Notice is further given that at same time and place, and between the hours named, an election for three (3) Directors. in place of those whose terms of office willnthen expire, will be held. Polls open from 1 80 o 0’c10ck. E. G. FALLEN. Secretary. CHANGES. V. SCALZO & 00., Wholesale Fruit Dealer: .% Commission Merchants, . 900 Broadway. Corner Cherry Street. Temptation. ” being the third lecture on Scenes from the Life of Christ. Prayer-meeting Wediiesmiv even- ing at 7 :30. Young: People’s Literary Friday even- ing at8 o’c1ock. All are invited. W‘ Second Baptist Church, corner of Locust and Beauinont (Twenty-seventh street).——'l.‘lie pastor, Rev. W. W. BOYD, will preach at 11 o‘clocl-: a. in., upon “The Mission of the Cliurch.” At 7:15 p. m., the ordinance of Baptism will be administered. At 7:30 p. m. , ‘evening service ; pastoi-‘s subject: ‘ ‘Tekel -—Weigh~ed in the Balances.” Church Sunday-school at 9:30a..m. Afternoon Sunday—school at 2:30 o’clock. Special services every evening during the week. All are welcome. m“'1‘1iird Baptist Church, corner Clark avenue and Fourteenth street. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. m., bv the pastor, Rev. GEO. A. LOFTON, Church Communion;” evening, "The Reason of Christ.” Wednesday evening. prayer-meeting. Fri- day evening, Younsr People‘s meeting. All are in- vited to all of these services. ’ @‘ The opening services of the Lafayette Park Presbyterian Church will be held on Sunday next, January 13th. Preaching in the morning at 10%, o'clock by Rev. Jas. I-I. Rrookes, and in the evening at 7}g‘o‘clock by Rev. Charles M. Whittlesey, of Spencerport, N. Y. Seats tree. . Regular service: may be expected every Sabbath hereafter at the above named hours. Friends cordially invited to V Moiiclay Evening, January 14. Reserved Seats........... 50 Cents. li‘Bl}llll‘t by little). R. Wtlltllilg, REl’tI4X tomlngersoil fﬂolpi a -‘E§ci_ilai' Stand- poiii . at ercantiie. 1 rary .all on Tues- day evening, Jainiiary 15. A_.<lmis_sioii free‘. Tickets may be obtained.a.t_ Mercantile Library. and at the door ongtlre 1(‘,V€1llll?,‘. Doors open at7o’clock. Lec- ture at 0 c 0c'k. ROB‘. A. l5‘iSClIER’S DANCING ACAD- EMY, northwest corner Fourth and Myr- ., tie streets. . Lessons for ladies and gentlemen Monday, Vvednesday and Friday evenings. For ladies and childreii Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Private instruction can be given at any time. Ben- ton and Broadway, Tuesday and Tliursday even- ings. -) E FEi\ll)ERb. ( Cheap.) VVIRE FLOVVE. -STAND. _ BTAIEIEI CAGES» (Cheap) -- }g..:“' WESTERN BIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY AND WIRE W0 V ‘S. No. 120935 Olive street. 8 Kitchen utensils and large Range. S'l‘ALF.Y & SCOTT. A0 Jo C00, ‘ GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. 202 South I<‘ourth street, St. Louis. Regular sale days--Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. J. R. BAILEY, Auctioneer. W. H- EAGGERTY, Wholesale dealer in Auction and Job Lots Dry Goods, Clothing, Home and Shoes, Hats mind Caps. and Cutlery. Q.-§‘f'Count1~y Auctioneers’ and Peddlers‘ Supplies 3. Specialty. Sendfor Price List. Soutliwesi Corner Sixth and Locust Streets. YARES EXYCSETEON and —-n. u- .......gris-uiwe as being i,ii:ii:::::..e.i,*:.:t?::i:: .%tmerli:. .2tti:..:::=ii 1>-D- 0ommm°n°= I-°:d‘S S“P"‘” ““°' “‘° C ld ' C Id ' C old ' «} 1>itt101‘1i't§>Dll3)059dt5°1'e{’“°éa'”i’a?‘of’§tt?:t0St:te£:3§' FOR PRESIDENT, insurance business other‘ilian life assurance busi- morning sermon. Sunday-school and adult class at9 O I » 0 ' I B111 ea“ 0fA_me1,iCan Exhibits Agency, . am. ift e ones par ye ou. _ ' I . _ r i, INSQN ness, an roved ‘viai-ch 4, 1869 b 1 a tic1e3, cli - _ , ' ; ' FIRE G AR . , ' ' and it were thoiiglit that by runiiing me it-sits cai1- _ R R HUELH ' tor 76 of €Vagner’1s Missouri Statiiiaelsif; r an a m Same“ of morning sermon “Restricted FIIIR DS (mien? 310 Olive Street. St. Louis, Mo. PPLlCA'i‘l<)NS for space to the Paris Exposition A will he received by the .'mde1‘S1g',‘.9d f°‘” *‘,‘,°Y' days only. Parties who desire to ma .e an exi bit must gendjn their applications at once. Models of inventions and other articles will be taken in cha1‘P28 - Jeffeirs’ French CATARRII CURE! A combination of Roots and Herbs, of _ wonderful curative properties, smoked 9 qualed in the cure of Ca- tarrh. Con , Colds, Neu- ‘ -3‘ 'ralgia, Bronchitis, etc. Send ".9. :3’ m in person, and the interests of ex}Gil>itors p1‘%ai0t¢d . . se. \ . ‘Vi. PEA .CE. at}§e',vf£:311?:gl.),0(3nQq3l.E1.l'8‘~-~!}‘]?(J){IIl) .6 nTho5. Allen ,AI‘resideut Iron 1 R '1-oad; Chas. P. Cliouteau Eugene Mil- §§§i§3§§e'i‘-. ahlldn. t. O. Staiiard, Hon.’ Geo. Bum. John A. Scudder and Hon. Anthony Ittner. f CARD. JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. - - .. ' ' ~ _ ,_ , — ' ‘,, 1 1 f f 66 trial I311-c1Ia2‘6.t0 ‘ON SESSION 01 48th year will open Ja.l111*W-"Ii ~ (I:1.ll1rteil%t‘ll"i)zx:‘:((l)fbtyhE113v1ﬁ£$tz3‘g1g§9W:;32r1§V'31Z{C¥?:$3: B' .3’ u BB.IIr1I;i];}I;:‘:’I(G)<I)£tItDdn Comp’s 0°-'3 aifigieigibigigeiiiggaagfiﬁngdfsgugdigbie°3%3i‘§ai?n5 CHOICEST Louisiana, Valencia Messina Oranges “"‘°’;°- Tug °1;‘1d’°fn Wm Tegthffr tS“n<t1:Y'f<{h°:1 . §§HI:ﬂ’Jféci;§‘§;§-i,’31§h‘§,§{1;f : E-£1873?’ ,§,a"" *“‘L"‘,‘,-,“"§-*'=°,§’i%}},’E1Adi§ a¥mn'“'I 1”‘ ‘L . ‘ . . ’ .- id ti‘-actors an 7 t . i , i * y it . T_ W_KN1GHT d .1 1 i . ‘i . ~ sex-v ces on up aya ter nex I18 . a. ‘ 0 c oc . gen . ‘ ‘¢ata,1ogne a you . . i . rincipa. . *- %g?flC('1)} lfgliéeepggglll%3i’.l0I;°:0i1l‘:§i8frX!l?re(:§g Pres en CHARLES C. MAFFITT, surpassed by any % in the 0 Y ﬁgmnrmar. A On’ I:-;uYa:l‘li‘l xcncgr 0{1.£m(§;i:uél?%;ttecs.. Ooco2.1Iiuts.,Qlive I Q”. m . y . . i st Louis. M9. A Jacksonyme‘ mt ..~. 9 I ' I ‘ _ _ ~ * L V ' I T SOLID FOOD. The Market Houses Filled With an Abundance. Trioes Low, Especially for Poultry, Game and Pork-Trade -not ‘Very Brisk. When a man is seen walking in the streets with “unsteady gait, irreverential gamins sometimes exclaim, “too much turkey." Now, while the simile as applied to a food market may not be ex- actin allits parts, it holds good with reference to the stagnation in the various currents caused by a surplusaze of one material that usually con- tributes to the beneﬁt of all. This week there * «has been an abundance of food supplies in the market houses and meat shops. The principal E ’ ‘moat Oﬂ'81‘in£.‘s' ’ were in the form of turkeys and chickens. After Wednesday, receipts were very heavy, caused by better road conditions in the . country districts. _ In the warm weather " that prevailed during the holidays and in the first week "of this month, poultry raisers were deterred from marketing. Since then, they have made up for lost time, and new we zdud the market reeling and weak in prices. A week ago turkeys were retailed at 12%o per 5.‘ Yesterday we vwass strong price. In the wholesale market, prices were dcmoralized on Friday,.and receivers had to force sales. This has i'esul.‘.ed, in the absence of sliipnients, in the storingoi goodly quantities in the fruit houses. Were it not for this fact higher prices miaht be looked for after Monday, as no doubt all on sale last night will be disposed of by that time. Not- withstanding turkey meat at 10s per it is cheaper than beef, the demand from consumer: has not been acti~ve,..nor was it yesterday, though ‘all on 1'- mile looked well and the weather was in good condition. ’ Chickens were also in good supply and lower, on moderate demand. Rabbits were abundant, retailing at me‘ each; quail plenty ; prairie chick- ens scarce; pheasants scarce and higher; ducks louver; wild turkeys unclianlged;-geese plenty and lower. Fresh venison will not be allowed to be sold after Tuesday, so that the lovers of this most must engage it Monday it they wish to ca- ter to their iappetitcs. There. is but little supply on hand, receivers having reduced their stocks in View of the legal requirements. On Tuesday, consiguineuts of salted Minnesota.‘ venison are expected; the salt in the meat won't injure it, while a snag pickle the game law in this portion In line. Elk meat is now out of the market. Retail sales of beef have been limited. The butchers have had large supplies in every variety, handsome in appearance, tender and juicy. Buy- ers would not nibble, at even low priced cuts. There was “too much turkey” and too much game-all at poverty prices. The butchers real- ized the facts in the case, and therefore did not grumble because their trade was so bad. There were but few changes in prices. Our list shows a wide range in prices, caused by the diﬁercnce in quality and style of cuts. Thus all tastes, and the pecuniary condition of all clases of customers, are consulted by dealers. Veal has met with slow sales. out if the weather becomes warm, the demand will probably increase slightly. Prices unchanged, though the supply of choice young calves in the wholesale market has been light. The display of mutton has increased in quantity and quality. Butchers bad this weekwmore to show than they had two weeks ago. The demand has been very light. with consequent weakness in prices for all but choice cute. Customers gen- erally will not take common pieces except at starvation prices. During this week the supply of hogs in the wholesale markets has been heavy. All the packing houses were in operation, thus throwing urge supplies of fresh meats upon the market. They have a large patronage from the residents in their immediate vicinity, who prefer not to go to the meat-shops or market houses. The packing houses, as in past Ivinterecaeons. are responsible for the absence of many of the meat-chop cus- tomers. As hog prices have been declining, poems for all the parties whose names were affixed to the troublesome sewer petition; also for Mr. Moore. Col. Find and Mr. George Paschall, Sec- retary of the Board, in whose custody are the mam documents in the case. The subpoenas were served by Mr. Che:-trand, the Se1';.>;cant-at-Arnie of the House. ‘The Investigating‘ Cocmnittee meet at the City Hall on Monday, at3 o'clock, when the witnesses called will be examined under oath. JAMES H. CLEMENS, JR.’ His Death-—A Tribute to His Memory. [l’[I'. James II. Clemens. Jr. , died at his resi- dence in this city yesterday. The following in- teresting sketch of his life and family history has been furnished by an intimate friend and rela- tive.--ED. GLOBE-DiiMociiA'r.] The name of Clemens is Roman and historic. It comes from the Latin adjective element, which means kind, amiable, pleasant, good-hearted. Clemens Romance was, according to some his- torlans, the second, and, according to ntheis, the third Pope of Rome. He was so called to,d'is- tinguisli him from Clemens Egypt, designated as Clemens Alexandrinus. Both were early fathers of the Church, ‘and the writings of the latter have been translated into English._ The name was distinguished very early in the history of the Church. Flavins Clemens was a cousin of the Emperor Domitian, and was put to death as the first male martyr in Rome, and his niece, Domatilia Clemens, was the first of Alexandria, in - female martyr. Julius Clemens was a. Lieutenant ’ under Caesar in. his invasion of Great Britain . But let these attested facts pass, and let us go to others, within the range of modem veriﬁca- tion. Gregory Clemens was in landliolder in Hnntingdonshire, in England; a contemporary of Cromwell, and, as a member of the English Parliament, signed the death warrant of Charles 1. During the protectorate of Cromwell he was appointed Eiiglish lilmistcr to Spain, and, dur- ing his term of service. was married to a Spanish lady in the city ofCordova. After the death of Cromwell and on the accession of Charles 11, Gregory Clemens was tried as a rcgicide, his estates were conﬁscated to the Crown, and he suffered the barbarous and ignominious death which English laws then provided for all such cases, and his head was exposed on :1 pole on the top of Westmiiisiex-Hail. His widow, with her children, Cllll}Il'i‘ll.ed with his two brothers to Augusta County, Va. , and they purchased a farm near the town of Staunton. tauuton was subse- quently the place of boldintrthc Federal Court for the Western District of Vhgiuia, the State claim- ing jumsdiction to the Youghiogneuy River, in the present State of Pennsylvania, including new Pittshurg--Fort Pitt. It was the Virginia troops h under W.--islxingteii, and the British 1 regulars un- dei-‘Bruddock, which met with such disasters in ‘ deletion of this jnriscdlction. James Clemens, the elder, the gnuidfather of James Clemens, Jr., was the descendant of the regicide, Gregory Clemens, and on the 13th day of June, 1785, had a survey made oflilnd on the waters of Buffalo Creek on a Virginia certiﬁcate of 399 acres and six perches. On the 20 day of June, 1786. letters pat- ent train the Commonwealth of Virginia were 15- sued for this tract.aud it IS in possession of the widow of one of his descendants to this day. In running Mason and Dixon's line, and fixing the boundary bctweien Virginia and Pennsvlvaniu, this tract. was divided, it part being in onegal Townsliip, Washington County, in- the latter Slate, and the balance in Virginia. James Clem- ens, S.r., died in December, 1795. his will, as probated, was dated n‘epi.ember ‘J , 1795. His sons were Jeremiah, William, Abraham, John, James and Ezekiel. Jeremiah moved to Dan- villc. Ky” and was the father of the subject of this sketch. James moved to Huntsville, Ala- bama, and was the father of Jeremiah Clemens, Senator from Alabama and the author of several literary works of no mean ability. Ezekiel moved to Tennessee, and was the progenitor of Samuel L. Clemens. better known under his com deptums of Mark Twain. James Clemens, Jr., of St. Louis, Mo., was born in Danvillc, ]_{y., en the 29:!) of October, 1791, and to distinguish himself from the older of the same name in Alabama, be attached Junior to his name. He enjoyed only the advantages of 3 common school education, such as could be had M that early period in Kentucky, which consisted of only four counties . At a very early period he bccaiuea clerk in Mr. Bell's store in Danville, and be there received his mercantile education. Throughout his early life he was a _ (treat reader; he may be said to have lll8ll‘llGl-Cu himself, and his large and well-selected library bears evidence, not only of his taste. but of his cul- ture. In October, 1811, being then about t.weut.y-one years of age, he removed from Danville to Sparta, in Tennessee. He remained at Sparta until April, 1815. He was eugaired in the mercantile business, in connection with Jae. Clemens, the elder. of Huntsville, Ala., and durmgthe war of 1812 the arm accumulated vast amounts of money In making salipetre, and fur- ngolling it to the Government for the manufacture o unpowder. With the capital thus acquired there has been all the more necessity for uni: U3 lwimgcr cametotlte. Genevieve. in Missouri, dmwding of sales in pork meets, the effect of which has been seen in lower I1IBl‘k81n°1l0iltrB quo- tations. Poultry and pork have been the ‘‘game' ’ food for the wcck,ao for as prices were concerned. 0_i'3lel‘s have been "ll1lDl)V" all the week. The supply has been fair in quality with equallin- maud, so that prices -were steady at quotations. Fresh receipts were readily absorbed, medium grades sbowmg the most liberal sales. Dealers any they sell ten gallons of these to one gallon of any other kind. The demand is mostly for bulk, rumor than for canned oysters. For the present, x-ices will remain steady if the weather con- mues unchanged. If it turns warm dealers will be obliged to force sales by means of lower prices. 'I‘be1ish trade has been comparatively dull. The spring season is the best in this line, so me dealers‘ keep light stocks. There in now no supply of halibut steak or deviled crab. child were on sale yesterday at sixty cents each, and eels at twenty counts per pound. Keuiiebec salmon are expected to-iuorrow, for which titty cents per pound will be asked. In vegetables were were but few chances. Po- Illueb were a little lower; sweet potatoes higher; Lima beans it little imver. Eggs were in large supply. During the week there has been no shlpplzut demami, and receiv- crs had to rely on the city trade to help them out. This meant low prices. The retail sales were limited, and prices were weak at quwtutions. Butter has been source enough to advance prices by or. 0' it on good dairy and creamcry. Cooking and table butler uucmmncd. RETAIL HAIIKHT PRICES. BEEF--R11) roast, 1O@l‘2,‘-3'1: if’ $ ; elrluin T0351 01’ steel: , l0»®l9};c; tenderlomsie.-ak ,l0~@12,4{c ; porter- housc nu-..i;. l0@l5c; round steak, 80101:; ﬂank steak, lll.'r.'.’l12l.’c; chuck.-. 4@7c; soup bone, Moloc each; soup meats, base 0' lb; shoulders, moo; kulneys, 50 each; livers, 15662.5(: each. Corned bl-ct, l‘l1mp.°4, 7@8c V is; ﬂank and brisket, 6c; tongues, "men, 25’m30c each; pickled, 30@35c; clizppcd beef, 12,‘-50 V I5,’ tripe, 843100; pressed corn but-1, 125-50. Vmu.-t.‘uuice young veal, shoulders, loo 0‘ la; racks and necks, 10c; whole racks, 106 '.l:'.}{c; brcas.-ts. 10@l‘.?.};c; yearling. shoulders, 56 6c «V lb ; racks, 8c; necks, -lo; breasts. 7c; loios, 8@l0c; calves head with brain and tongue-,15c cacb, and without brain and tongue. 5.: each, BlU'rroi~*--Hind quarters 8610:: «V in ; shoul- ders mid breasts, 36cc; I100-ks-2, 3.2; soup mutton, 3c; racks, 361250; «mops, 10@12}-gc; quarter-lug, gv the quarter, 15I&»35c.; sheep tongues. 250 4? ozen. .. FRESH I-‘onx--Roasts, chops and steaks, so 0‘ ‘lb; ribs, we each; shoulders, fresh or pickled, 56*-8c; tendcrlome, we is, or 3 has 25¢-; kxdnevs, 6 for be. or we V (102; backbones, 5c; hogs’ bruins, 10c V doz; hogs’ he-ms. 3@1(-.V lb; pigs’ feet, 30c V doz; do sensed, 50c 19 doz; pl,'.'S' tongues. 60c #7 doz; do cooked. $1 7 dozen. Pickled pork, 10c V is Breakfast. bacon, 10@12}.’c V I3. Sugar-cured hall}, 1161259.; nlmn ham. loo; boiled ham, 30:-.. 1 Sausages. 63100 {F E; German sausages, 1:2y.'c; nan.-azro meal, 8c; 2 ms loo; Bologzna sausage, 1 10612;?‘ <8’ lb. Hogshcad cheese. Sc V I. Lard, 96104: W lb. POULTRY AND GAME-Turkeys, loo 7 lb; - chickens 25343:.-".0('. each; rabbits, 109., or $1 10 09’ do; en; Sqllll‘l‘€i.~‘ 7.30 #3’ -.oz or 3 for 25c; quail, $1 25 V (102; wild turkeys, 750351 50 each ; mallard duck-.~, ‘ 45fd~50c. 1?‘ pair; teal, wood and mixed duck 35@i-0c 4? paimgccse, 40@60c c.'l(fli; prairie chicken, 806) . 90c? pair; pheasants 80r«?‘.l0rr. 4}‘ pair; venison-— steaks. isueoc, saddles, iasgciicer us. §)YS";‘ERS—-In bulk, 300 t’ quart, 5c for kettle, W on annulled’ select 50c; meriinin select 400 V quart; canned’, 20c; u'iemum in quart cans,‘ ‘.’-0@ 307.; select in quart cans, 4-0~’a:=<l5c. FisH—-l:’«'jr ‘lb: Trout, vanish. black bass, whit-—c « ~ .. .- v ;‘ rsi mace and cod’, 100 1;?‘ lb ; bullpout, ’.1?}I2’i.‘f;Sl11e1i.3Uﬁ725C; eels, 20c;re.i .-:l:iv,.per, 15c; salt water ﬁmimicr.-,2.5e; shad, 60.; each; Fresh lobsters, ‘.’.5c «V E. and established himself in being then the most prominent commercial in this State. 1816, and opened 3 store and Market streets. ceries. furs and peltries. and, In Jmiiiury. he niurrxcd 3.11:».-I Eliza Mullanphy. mother of seven chiiiircu. of whom one boy, Richard, in hope, dying in his youth. hing. model wife and mother. If the husband was the breail-winner, she was the bread-saver of the family, for while they l'(3Sl«lCl1 on the large farm on the Olive Street road, slic boarded, out of gm, marketable products of the place, over $2,000 in specie, which she one day presented to her as. tonislied but maybe gleaned of the impression she made by an incident which transpired in the trial of Cutler vs. Wadciinghnln and others, in the Circuit Court in 1816. when the clderlirum presided as Judge. The title alfecleu the llzlullzuipliy heirs, and on death of Mrs- Clemens the ‘record shows J udirc Krum said: renders it iieccseaiy that some legal reprcsem,a. tlve of here should appear in the suit; and I can not allow the occasion to the usual order, tribute to her memory. valued friends. with every movement; that pertained to the ad- vancement of this city. In all humanitarian or charitable works she was always among the fore. most, and she was an ornament to society, whose loss can not readily be replaced. " business, that spot puiul. April, on the corner of ma... He dealt in dry goods_ g,-0. _ by his careful and prudent zuauagemeut,-stcadilly added to his capital. To keep up his stock he was compelled to make the journey on horseback to the Eastern cities. tn rough the then Wlld€l'ﬂ-88888 of Illi'nois.Indiana and Ohio. His reminiscences of these trips and of the manners and customs of the early pioneers of St. Louis and the West were full of strange interest; but this is not the time to recount them. 1833. having then an ample fortune. She '.-.'.':a the six are living, placed great The survivors are Jas. 131801008. Wllliiitii J. He came to St.Louis in whom they Clemens, Bryan M. Ltlcmens, Mrs. C. .1. Cities. Mrs. Ellen J. Clem. one and hire. A1108 8. Von Vcrton. named resides in Europe, the others here. The last Mrs. El;7.:i M. UICIIIBIIS died in this city on the 2011': any of .l\ugust.1e'33, and her misband became tcnaut, by com-icsy, of the vast laiided which she inherited from her father, John Mul- lanpny. The writer of this sketch well recollects her appearance in the year 18-16, when he was 3 delcirale to the Pacific ltuilroad Convention, which was held in the rotunda House. well-developed in-.u.d, perceptive IaC»llll.IB8, with dark complexion and features. expressive of high intelligence and cul. ture. lanphy's du ughters. properly ‘ of the Coup; She was of compact build, with a large, especially distinct in its Slie was the handsomest of John Mul- Her manners were especially gracious and win. She was domestic in hex tastes, and a delighted partner. Something H18 lhat "The death Of MT8. Clemeng pass, 31L.1i0llL’.'h out of without saying a word by way of She was one of my mos; She was always in full accord In 1846, Mr. Clemens retired from active busi- ncss, and (leveled the remainder of his days to the care of NlB1i1l’;,"e real estate which devolved upon him. To this his constant and cxclusive attention was given. During his active business life he was Alderman of this city, one of the original projectors of . Company, and for many years President of the Irish Emi,¢.n'am. Society. igmal founders of the First Episcopal Church of this city, but he died within the fold of the holv Catholic Church. ‘ fused all others, and devoted himself with an- tirmg aseiduityto the current business of his oﬂicc, connected with his estates. to be found at all hours of the day, and often far into the night. As an accountant and book- » keeper he had no superior, and he often boasted that the books of the Gas Company were now kept on the same system which no inaugurazcd as it director. He was solitary in his habits and tastes, and when driven to it had more self-sus- Lainintg power, cut cﬁ' from all human association director, and the old Gus lie was one of the or- Save these positions, he re- There he was ' 1);-led or sympathy, than any man we have ever known. Iiexfivnz, -103 V doz.;smoked, 250? El. Smoked He had many peculiarities, ecceiitricitics and Wh_lleﬁ;~h,15C. idiosyncrasies. His true inwardness was little VEGETAIILES, z'rc.—-Irish potatoes, 20:: or understood by the outside world. The truth is, 136011; sweet do, 35@40c; onion.-', 25c; green on- 1905. log of dam; pickling onions, 75c -59’ pecl:;tur- {1lP>.1-5 0.-'2.’i>c 6? peck; .~'wedi..-l:'do,20c; ruta b:l,;as, 31 »'.' Cf-’:'<‘!';v', 2585.00? bunch; turnip do, 5@l5c each; lettuce, we §’do7..; parsnips, i5c~20c 19’ track; l.-z-.--z.-. 2crc‘r25c; calibazes, drumhead or Sa- v_oy, Suﬁ‘-6.*;.’c on n; red (10, 10®l5c; cranber- 1"-08.‘-0@‘u'>c ii" quart.40@50c 0' gallon; Lima beans, 10*; 9° £1123?!-; parsll-,v.30ci9‘dnz; gzirlics, doz; esnmwh. 1:36 <19‘ pvck; kale, 10:: if peck; squash, he was in it, but not of it. No one had, when truthfully touched, a more open, generous, kind, or more iuaguanimous heart. His benefactions were thousand-fold. rock in what he thought his rights, while he would cbaﬂicr upon the division of a hair in it settlement. struck became soft as water, as his silenily and mysteriously. ﬂowed into poor, needy or worthy hands. While he was as hard as a yet that same rock when rightly charities, Among his largest pub. 106100 ca“:-.liﬁ; _p'.mipkms, 10@‘25c each; Suup lic contrlbutii-Otis may be mentioned that to cele- bl-1‘f‘-’~‘lJ<-‘5. «’.~l‘s:£££33f‘, or doz; carrots, 25c cl? pelrk; brute the opening of the Bridge. and that for the 03's}€:i' ‘ill.-mt. ‘$350 if rinz; radisbes, ‘.Z0€:‘/25c relief of the sufferers by the Chicago fire. No Vcnz; no:-serariish, 5@l0c each; herbs, three appeal was ever made to him in behalf of any lillllﬁllffs, 1.06; lirt-.pal‘t-,!i horseradish, pin; [.mue,;. lot“. _. ll:¢lI-,3.:l¥l!._.-:1, E06; gu.-;.r:,3, .335; ;1p;;}e3' 253353 V ;.e(:1::.c;;g.-:,r1,3!l3¢ll:- ea;-'«ioz_; .-.l.i;ictly.fi'esli 200; butter, Cl-gs-ifs @1111; '.:.ol-.:..-—0@.,-;>c:_2‘oori dairy,3.3c if .o‘._c. er....i.i_\ 35¢:-1.):-,; $219+-_-e,10@.:\0c V15 ; ngngy’ ..oo er’ lb , mid llﬁllfﬁ’. 1..-.’8*%?c;_‘l_: lurida and Louis. in-tenor-§Itgcs{. 1013300»? dcz;P.si_cilv dn, - ; =-fills‘ (:3. 2.1L, leuim:s.. 2.').d.«‘3.’JO V doz; saugr (- Liaut. 5{.:.. 4;? bucket: pickles 108 V doz; apple *2?‘ [115 M3 ibs_25c;_ loose tomaio me {P ‘(gong .. , 1.!«..: if quart, white beans 10c. V quart; i;..rm;ie.., -09 V X-qt. box; Malaga grape; 35¢ public movement in this city where his means were withheld. And yet to many he appeared hard, calculating, cold. Yes, it may have seemed so, but it was only the harsh, forbidding outside of an Oriental nut, covered with roughness and names, but when opened, full of l'lC11,l‘ip6, r0d,1uscious avaricious and imperiously F111;. Bis temper was impulsive, imperious and vol- canic. It was the motive power which gave en- ergy. life and grit to the man. He could be per- suaded in the right by the pull of a single hair, or ﬁ- the magic of a srentle, sooi.hin:.: 1\Ol‘d; he. could A g The Amelung Case. The Amelung use occupied its share of atten- tion at the City Hall yesterday, though nothing in - addition to that given in ycsterdsfs GLOBE- Dsuticuar was developed. Mr. A. did not let the light of his countenance fall in that quarter, having been engaged at leave and in the neigh- borhood of home the-ouxhoutthc day. Under the direction of the investigating committee up- poinzcd by the Home of Dellinta on Friday even - in: to examine into the merits of Sewer Commis- sioner Moor-c’o charge against Mr. Amelung, Mr. Wells. the Clerk of the House, prepared sub- 1 in action, with the , Verily,‘ not be forced or coerced by any possible power. And yet in the inner nature of this apparently impassive, calculating. nndemonslrative person there was. to use the fine image of Emerson, "A pool of honey about his heart which lubricated, jets of sparkling mead!” “In men when: men condemn as ill I than so much ‘of goodness still, In men we men pronounce divine Iﬁpdeo much cloth and plot I hesitate to draw the line. When God has not!” Mr. Clemens’ favorite pane! the Bible was Chrl31.'8Bel°ﬁi0n0lI the screw. Tiowriter has often read it to him, and ism: wonderful to see me unabated interest he took in it. He never , - made Antzeus rise from the dust, the stron.<=:er ‘Phelps-—-judging from my experience--is one of $1. ‘Ennis ﬁailp @1n.lJ'l-ﬁuuutrax, §uuIra,o’5ﬂl?sruing, Ejamiam 13,1878. seemed to tire in cominenting on its divine philos- ophy. He considered that Christ's suffering in the garden of Gethsemane was but a type of what nnregionerate man is predestined to underlie in this world. He was llisldt-‘al hex-o;He,too,like all the earth, ‘ ‘was a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. ’ ’ Whatever his "troubles Were. this thought gave him self-sustaining power and ﬁnal comoolation. Even pagan mythology could not dispense with some such. elevating bower, for 18 Future Prospects. from every fall. So the Christian hero,iu survey- ing the battle-fields of life, is called upon to look only upon the conquered passions at his feet. It is the utter subjection of all the sinful and refrac- tory elements of his own nature that eleva.tes,con- secrates and puriﬁes him,and gives him the power to peer calmly through the cbon gates of death to the unknown and eternal hereafter bey0nd- 50. having reached a period beyond that allotted by -the Psalmist, full of years, full of honors, and full of all earthly possessions and experiences, and full of precious divine hope and consolation, his soul confronted eternity. . He stood at last upon the very edge of life, and the inﬁnite future came before him. ‘Who shall,say that his spirit did not see more than any of us can now see? And yet he trembled not; but with calm heroism, like that which he “evinced from youth, took the - last, fatal step, and, with a blessing‘ on those he left behind, vanished forever. Hail and farewell, spirit of my earlier, my bet- ter and my happier days! And in -the language of St. Augustine, "May. the children of thy spirit, placed each in their own firmameat, make their light shine upon the earth; and mayest thou still crown the years with thy blessings, as thou send- est forth thy laborers into thy harvest, sown by other bands than theirs. as they in turn send forth new laborers to new seed times, whereof the harvest shall be perennial. ” ‘ so to those who loved thee thy appropriate epi- taph torevermore shall be: “As mid the ever roiling sea, ‘ The eternal isles established be, And all the billows of the main Fret, rage, and break themselves, in vain- As in the Heavens, the urns divine \- 05 Roldan light. forever shine; ‘ T30" .-*3&9rm-fs may dai-ken—tempests-rage.- 'I‘hey_stil1 shine on. from age to age, So mid the ocean-tide of years, 4 The magi of the Just appears, So from its darkness and its gloom. The good mau’s virtues light his tomb l ” Transfers. branches of real estate was fairly go were neither very numerous nor Some of the private sales made are on and prove that there is no further avenue, near Ewing avenue, was sold prices are quite satisfactory. mild weather. _ wait until spring before moving are n for houses. ‘ fa-c-tory by the house-rentinx: agencies. _ EON PAYING AGENTS. The GLOBE-DEMOCRAT mentioned the business. Well-Attesied-Virtuesoi: Dr. Phelps’ Magnetic and Scientiﬁc Treatment. as agents; to comply with the law. AUCTION SALE. but one auction sale an There is take place: On Monday. __ Grether. of Grethei' & Boeck, will se Interviews with Several Prominent 7 Citizens. . 155 feet?) inches to an alloy, with a Readers of the St. Louis daily press have been lm avenue . mystified by the advertisments of Dr. 0. Dodge Phelps for the past three years, halting between incredulity and a quasi-belief of the published _ statements of the cures wrought by his peculiar ‘ magnetic treatment. Since his first visit to this city he has administered to no less than 3.000 people here, a large number of whom were the afflicted poor who sought his gratuitous skill at Armory Hall and the Temple building. Many of our wealthy and prominent citizens, also, have been his patients, and with what success he has dissipated the most aggravating ailments of the ﬂesh will be learned by reading the following interviews with gentlemen so familiarly known that their statements will be accepted everywhere without question: GERARD B. ALLEN. Mr. Allen stated to the reporter that about one year ago he was treated by Dr. Phelps fora se- vere rheumatic ailment; that he never expected a permanent cure, owing to his advanced age, but that he had experienced the greatest beneﬁt from the treatment. Mr. Allen further stated that he had an old and valuable servant who for many years suﬁ‘ered in- tensely from asthma, which disease had become so serious that she was unable to attend to her duties. He sent her to Dr. Phelps, who in a few days cured her entirely, since which time she has not been troubled by a. single vestige of the dis- ease. Hr. Allen had no hesitancv in recommending Dr. Phelps as a thoroughly successful physician and perfect gentleman. « HON. NATHAN COLE. Hon. Nathan Cole, formerly President of the Merchants’ Exchange, and at present a. member of Congress from the Second District, in reply to certain questions, said: ‘ ‘I think it was during Dr. Phelps’ first visit to St. Louis, professionally, that. much against my own desire, I was induced to have him treat my little daughter for sciatica of the right limb. The case was ascvcre one, for in addition to the pain she Sll1T01‘c{1, she had been unable to put her foot to the floor for seven months, and the limb was considerably wasted. Dr. Phelps treated her magnetically only twice, when. to my astonishment, she threw away her crutclies and has ever since been as lively and well as she ever was in her life. I think Dr. Court. Material Improvement The following building permits merit during the past week: between N coslia it $900 . . on Minnesota, streets; value, and '.l‘aylor streets; 3500. Mrs. Stagg, rooms. on Argyle, streets; $2.000. St. Louis House Building Company story brick dwelling, eight; rooms, between Clark streets; $1,700. W. Richards, Manning Bros., two-story brick (1 Walnut; $2,500. R. i1cCi'au, P. A. Eichheimer, one-story brick Kosciusko streets; I20. Bellefomaine and Coven streets; $75. Mrs. S. Szilara, frame dwelling, street, between Sullivan and St. Lo -) W.eber &. Damir-cc, two-story brick and streets; cost $2,000. avenue ; cost $1,600. buildings, 3. Total cost of ei'ccu'ou, stress; to cost $200. $100. W. Cole, altering brick dwelling on $800. the most powerful magnetic and £lJC.Ccs8fl11ph_VS1- cians in the country, and my confidence in him, . . 5 '70. both as a physician or healer and gentlemen, is "0 00 W‘ the 2131; met. , bidder, but is subject to the appr two-story brick dwelling, two-story brick stable, Twelfth, between Howard and Brooklyn streets; 00 one-story brick dwelling, room, on the corner of Taylor and Second streets; $150. REAL nsrrlrs imirtrsus. Small Business During the Past Week»- ‘List or Building Permits--Real Estate During the past week business in the various ed for the season, although the transactionsthat tookiplace important. ' couraging, decline in prices. A three-story stone front on Washinztoﬁ for $12,000; three two-story brick houses on Arsenal street brought $6,000, and, considering the times. 111086 It would be un- reasonable to expect to see the real estate market revive very materially as long as the present de- pression in all kinds of business lasts, but it seems to be generally admitted by real estate men that there is abetter feeling in the market. THE ‘HOUSE-REHTING BUSINESS has somewhat improved, which is owing to the Parties who had concluded to ow looking This fact was plainly tle_monst_i'ated by the number of persons who made inquiries at the Real Estate Exchange during the past week. Collections of rents are reported as being satis- a few days ago, the dissatisiaction of the sixty-seven real estate agents who pay licenses. because the l_i- cense fee is not collected of the other persons in A notice has since been served by Collector Rosenblatt «upon all .-the non-p_aying. , agents and brokers who fall under the provisions of the city ordinance rggulating such licenses. It is stated on good authority that the 001186501‘ 13 determined to enforce the ordinance,and 601111101 all persons who transact business in real estate, iiounced to John ll, by order of the Circuit Court, for the purpose of niakinz 3 partition among the heirs of Nicholas Rollin. de- ceased, lot 5. in city block 959, fr.onting25 test on the north line of Franklin avenue, by a depth of ‘ three-story brick building thereon, known as No. 2311 Frank- The sale will be made to the highest oval of the s. ‘“"” have been issued at the headquarters of the Fire Depart- J. Spott, one-story brick dwelling, three rooms, lid Alaska P. Mclllahon, one-story brick dwelling, two rooms, on Franklin Place, between Vandeveuter four and Adams No. 3, two- on Califor- nia, between Lafayette and Delaware streets; .000. W. Ricliards, three two-story brick kitchens. on Twelfth. between Brooklyn and Howard 01') welling, on the iiortlm-est corner of Jelferson avenue and 0130 kitchen, on ldenui-d,bctwceii Allen avenue and Russell street; G. Schnabel, one-story brlckand studding building, one room, corner of Lesperance and Gllsttﬂie Rudolph, one story frame building, o_n Fifteenth, between Penrose and Ferry streets; bl. Gates, two-storv frame stable, corner of ‘on Spring uis avenue; , blacksmith shop, on Seventh. between ldullanphy and How- O. Grenzbach, one-story brick stable, on Crit- teudeu and .MONill1' avenue; cost 3200. J. Reach, two-story brick dwelling, six rooms, on Lynch, between Adclia. street and Jefferson Number of brick buildings, 10; number of frame $11,355. Katine 83 B-ro., agents; l‘(.‘{)iIll‘1Il.\Z brick building on Washington avcnuemetween Fourth and Fifth 11. Adams, repairing hotel on Broadway ho- twcen Carr and Biddle streets; to cost $10. S. Knox, repairing brick store on Franklin av- enue between Fifth and Sixth streets; to cost Tayon ave- nue betwecu Gratiot and Cozzciis streets; to cost S. E. Freund. -addition to brick store on the ' cornerof Carondeiet avenue and Carroll street; J. Pipe, alterations on store on Seventh, be- unbounded.” tw on 15r00kl)‘n and Mound streets; cos: $80. G3:-_N_ A_ G‘ EDWARDS. $1’11«§:)al cost of improvements and alterations, , 0 Gen. A. G. Edwards, Assistant United States Treasurer, stated that his wife had been suffer- ing-ior Years with acute rheumatism, until she became a patient of Dr. Phelps, through the per- suasion of the late Dr. B. F. Edwards. Mr. Ed- wards said that his wife had not been radically cured, but that the relief obtained was so great that she experiences very little trouble now from the disease. The General recommended Dr. Phelps in the most ﬂattering terms. As emphatic indorsements of Dr. Phelps may readily be obtained from hundreds of our citi- nens, but the above will undoubtedly writes to prove the extraordinary healing powers he pos- sesses, and determine many to apply to him who have heretofore had any doubts. ‘ Before closing this article it is important that reference at least should be made to Dr. Phelps’ success in removing tape-worms, those obnoxious and debilitating pests so common to humanity. The indelicacy of the subject precludes the pub- lication of statements of those he has treated for this amiction, but the evidence of his ability to remove tape-worms from any patient in the short '1‘ut_al cost of buildings, improveme tcrutioiis, for the week, $12,515. street .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. bloc: 787, 50 foot on Ami avenue. 140. 32 feet on Seventh street, without warranty ............... . . W. Cross to M. Jcnne-Lot in city block 25 feet on Caswell strcct—qultclai'n. J. F. Squire to A. McLa.gan-Lot in -witlicut wuri-ax.~ty. . . . . . . . . block 3 of Page avenue subdivision. 50 on Vernon avenue. G. :3. Allen to 'i"i'c°12E:i' 'e°t' 'ai°.—i.ot in city F. Droege to J. B. Kaiser-—1.ot in .c.i't'y”l;;1'oc'k. rﬂllty.-. u n I o o o Q c o o o oohoooco > n u c coo o u o o o o 9:000:00. T. Aylward to I-‘. Stcinoei-g—Lot in city block 682. 25 feet on Division strect—witliout J. 1). Daggett to C. P. iimici-—LE.'£'iz'{' block 15 feet on Buclstreet--quitclaiiu. B. Douglas to J. '1‘. Cooper etal...-—'—.l..o't7 .10. ’R. M. Wilson et al. to A. Jones-Lot '24 in block 201 Alltiwayfs addi ion to Compton Hill, ‘25 feel. on Guilford ~.-truet—quit.cl:ii:u . . J. O’F. Delany ct al. to A. Busch—-Lot in city block 1786. 162 feet 6 inches on cast line of ms and 9.1- Real Estate 'l‘ra.nsfcrs. 3. Berth to F. Erkeleus—lU0 feet. on west line of Seventeenth strcct.bcginnin;.: 99 feet 1035 inches south of Walnut SCl‘U(‘t ......... . . J. Baker to T. E. Tut:-Lot 4 in city block 172, 24 feet 8 inches on Waslii ngtou avenue. P. Moblratli to J. Pickel et al.—-—l_.ot in city block 912. 20 feet on north line of Chestnut. .....$3.5oooo .._...io,coo 00 1.200 00 1.000 00 war- 1,000 00 2.000 00 117 12 1 00 till . 2103. cacao city block 1738, Go feet 51uclies on Market street 1,03) 00 feet 1,600 00 100 period of two hours is beyond question. In trezit- J Sgiﬁgrr-I-Stll,‘-‘J'§“»{ct]§¢If‘3119353..i;(;£.i.....i. 2.843 75 . . 5 - u I x "" ‘I ma persons for tare-Worm Dr- Phelps admm:s- block 578 s.. 2:. feet on Sidney st.-eet..31.f'.? 700 oo fer: a medicinal preparation of his own discov- M-.W“5°“ '3.‘ 31° "" A’ W‘ M°D°“5~"“"”L°.”'1 . . . . city block .-)40. 27 feet-1 inches on east line 3'3» Which 15 0131379]? Veﬁemblﬁi Which EIYCS 110 of Tenth street--subject to deed of trust... 51» 00 inconvenience whatever to the patient, and ac- T;,§?3gh3é1s° 6’g‘§'})‘3,‘,},‘l3l,‘f]’eJ-oi‘-§,?:gi:f3'£‘5:;r£%‘j£¢ compliance the desired result without fail, one beginning 169 feet 9}; 1...-ile}, Wes, of evidence of his success being found in the nu- MC‘i‘“1§,“j’,‘,,‘j;'fg‘O‘:,°:OW5,§h i,',"(‘,l;,‘{g!‘;‘f_“(,:§”,';9‘;£-z)-1; 4.000 00 merous specimens, in every case the head being .;....iiii.ne of3}IcClnre avenue. begiunini: attached, he has preserved. and may be seen at @193; dﬁﬁfgiriggéﬁfglggist °‘ 935‘ 1"“: 0‘ 234 00 his parlors at the Laclede Hotel. Unlike many of . }V.kB2(?)2l{lll1l1l(§!}t toél .1 .w1<;1l(iiigl{€—1.'o§i°lri°éfig'; - - - b oc . cat no es on nort 'ne 0 « we itmeran‘ pbysmuns‘ Dr’ Pheips 18 3 graduate Gravois Road——vvitli0ut warranty ...... .. 1.500 00 of an old-established medical college, and in ad- Wm. ?11.lMCf’hfC1‘L>lOl(k ‘I10 '1'. Boyisli-gm feetion - - - ~ - - aout inc 0 c ‘-u e avenue. eginn nu‘ dition to his scientiﬁc knowledge of medicine he 4,091 feet % inch “.35; of Gama P,.,m.1e__ combines a natural or magnetic power for eradi- exeC.l1l.ul"S 1.716 00 cum disease M. A. Ko~te to J. F. Hattenh_oi-st-—Lot in g ' _ city block 312. 20 feet on east line of Broad- We learn the Doctor is to remain at the Laclede Wwa(y.....l. r.i;).;'.I...I.J...,i“..1.e.l-‘--I- -)-t-e-!:é;i-i--i-- 4.200 00 H0131 ‘mm ab‘-N‘ the 1“ °f AP” 11' at souqlhvvest coriici: of yFourtli and‘M:3'k%: 4» ~-—------ streets, 145 feet by 90 feet-without war- - W rarity ..... ..... ....... .......... 100 V‘ 01 OR ERIANIIEI“ M. A. Pegram to Travelers Insurance Com- """'*"-‘ puny‘-144 ac_re-‘s in east of lot 7 of Clien- Dieeting of Italians in Respect Thercto. ‘eiltu lS1§l“b‘1‘‘'’‘“°” “‘ L 3' ‘M73? L953“ 50° 00 A meeting of mm... citizens in view of me B?‘.i‘.§.‘1...u;;.ii:i.a‘.jr.'.a;.;.;;~;;:.;;.;t'.;;‘es; death of Victor Emanuel was held last night at :‘11‘,’J‘j’;‘C“,°,1;, ﬁégggx "‘°h_ ‘_’n P"’k_.a"°““°"' 1 35° 00 the hall ,corner of Eighth street and Franklin av- H. Meier to J. Kaisei-—-Lot in. city clock ' Amen--t we 200 versm we---== 2.‘.*:.°.;;.*°’§*.:.*:??.*?33:?ftff.3?.?T::t*:*.‘33.*?7.€f'3*?- . .. Lorenzo Pitalugo, Italian Vice Consul; A. Caf- J. (-1. Kaiser to iI.hMelci-—iI;_ot ilrl city block rerawv A- P- Gm -- -1- G-lo. w. l.‘i.‘{“.*-i".‘..‘..‘;‘.’.‘f.‘.“.‘f..“.?.fii‘.....*f‘?i:3‘f.‘??'.‘T1‘3‘f?‘$ . .. Ghio, D. Ginochio, B. Larcarl, L. D. Cassinelli, W. Lucas to l;i%§i_cl4£atli—L8§l 11101?’ block ma-.o r. Love Be-cm. ‘ii’.,».'3‘.‘....‘i.‘.§.‘?‘.".i.‘ I_..ouis_Ai-ata, August Quirlo, E. Rassi and Dom on" sweet; 10; in cm. block 911‘ 60 fee, 5% b1S“8’S'0- , inches on Clive street; lot in city block 609. The most prominent object in the hall was a 25feet on Pine street ----------- - ---- 15.000 00 large portrait of the dead hing, draped in black 0. A. Calling to D. II. Merrick-Lot in pit? 5,-ape_ lilock 933.,‘ :7 feet on south line of V1 as.iing- 12 009 m After a somewhat warm discussion, it was de- 9“ 3” ‘“ """" ' cidcd to hold a funeral service on Wcdnesday— J'b?§g‘;“{§ f,‘.’f,',,,,ﬁ§2‘§, 3{,‘§?,‘,’,,,‘$",; :"d3;‘,?o,l," '7‘; the day of the interment of the ’King——at the gee; on Adele street, and lot in city block Italian Catholic Church. corner of Sixth and 1415. 4-Sfccl. 7 inches on Sophia street ..... .. 4.500 00 Spruce streets. Rev. Dr. Orfei will deliver an O. Guion to R. MCCIB.-nu and wife-Lot in address, city block 3055. 40 feet on Second street... . .. 350 00 ¢ J. S. Put-dy to Eddy——L£)t in city block ‘ig 'CIOIOD.OIIIOOOlIO Medical Society —- Cﬂlcers and Com- Af%"f‘§§,f§§’e‘{'},1_ .3'}';‘_ f«_re3e,,,,,. at ,,,___L,,, 7°“ °° mittees. in city block 12153. :11 feetz inches on Angel- At the regular meeting of the St. Louis Medical ‘.}f",‘3‘_"f)"',f,’,;",,"‘,',‘f,,°,S_ .‘{,"“(‘§‘,“‘.§-,‘;l,',°,-,;,-,;,-,_',;;,-,- '1}; W 0° Society, yesterday evening. the order of business C1t)'ibgOc1§'iI’.9‘.";.'a8;I£§;t 7 inches on Broadway 4 000 09 was preceded by the installation of the following ;:'§'_ E533,-9 to G...-...'.;;.":';;.'ii.’.;.'i".'l‘.’.-..32.l;.ii2.'.'. ' officers, elected to serve during the ensuing year; and Free Community of st Louis and Bre- . . . _ _ . men-zofeet on north line of Benton street President, L. C. Boislinieie. M. D. , Vice Presi- by m gee” inches on gas; um; 91 we“ 31;. dent. Wm. L. Barret. M. 1).; Recording Secre- teenth street-—-<1uitc1a1In.;.................... 1 00 tary Walter Wyuian M. D. ' Corresponding '_ Secretary, F. .1. Lou,’ M. D. ; ‘Treasurer, John Knish“ °f 55- P397103- B"Y"°“- 51- 9- ’ The Executive Committee of the Knights of St. The retiring President Dr. J. M. Scott do- - . livererl an interesting valedictory, detailing’ the P"W'1°x- "°°°‘“'l7 aPp°m‘ed rm 1373' me‘ 7°“°" hiﬁory of the society for the past year. and con- gratulating the members on its present condition . He was followed by the newly-elected President in an appropriate address, after which the fol- lowing standing committees were announced by X the chair: '7' ' Committee on Publication--Dre. Ford, Wm. Power and Prewitt. Cmaittce on Eta-ice-—Dr3. .I.cPhceters. J. H. runniaxorder for the mince consists of J. Cummings. D. ﬁn-seen: year. CH. John J. Duly, and J. D. Finlay. day evening for the first time in parlor No. 2: at the Linden, and commenced to get things in The coin- llcliamau, Chairman; Mucilcinm, George Kntwp. B. P. Tansey, John Finn, Richard Ennis, Scott and Briggs. .6 Committee on Elections-—Drs. Kcnnard, A. Green and Rambo-id. Committee on Library-Dre. Steele. Spencer and Ludwig. . Mrs. K. H. Beaeku-(to:-m_erl_v His: 1.1:-nnnntl Unions: -that tciiidenacﬁisa BUSINESS NOTICES. carrier) has ‘Dunn . Bronze Base Lamps, Wash Bowls and Pitchers. DOLLAR STORE DOLLAR Rock Maple Che.-semen, Game of Parcliesi, ‘DOLLAR STORE Game of Lotto, Genuine Meerschaum Pipes, Elcxant Velvet Passepartouts, Ion . can ..cd from Joinﬁuunliﬂo. AT THE f ECRETARIES of Cm-noratlonii and societies can meetings. elc.. written (addressed and mailed if de- sired) at the Electric i’en Agency. 406 Olive street. -_‘_‘;.,,-s§,,..,....,,__,. . -~_‘ ALL SOBTSo save time and money by having their notices of CALL AND SEE the laruest. finest and cheapest laundry in the city. corner Fifth and Myrtle. SHE, ls‘ orth Fifth street. N the b“i'ii‘zlit lexicon of youth.‘ there is no such word as fa1l—to eat at Sprague & Butlers. 716 Engraved Wine Glasses. LD HATS made new. Eadie Straw & ‘Felt Works, 605 Chestnut. one door west of Sixth. Engraved ‘Wine Bottles. Engraved Goblets. IGS AND ’I‘UUPF.ES--All kinds of hair won: very cheap. Borges. 1006 Franklin avenue. Decorated Tea Trays. D. Five Bottle l‘~st.ers. Britannia Teapots. J spanned Bread Boxes. Japaniied Cake Boxes, AT THE Gallery, 215 North Fifth street. MY total patent fee. $21. Any article invented to Office reports and gazette.-s wanted for cas . act type wanted. F. J. Seybold. room 6, 517 Chestnut. da do he '1‘. LOUIS EYE AND EAR. INS'1‘l'I‘U'l‘F.. 723 Chest- nut street. Free clinic 1’i'Lun 2 to 5 daily. Dr. A. Williams. Surgeon in charge. . AVING returned from the East I will be ready to executeall orders for Photographic work at mv ' HENRY TOBIAS. . he Patent Infringement suite at spccialtv. Boy to order. COAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC at $8 00 a. term, at 31.5 N. Eleventh street. Cull Monday or Crystal Fruit Bowls. amphlet free. 00. , I68 I \ d u Majolica Teapots. mfg, W V D d di m D 0 . 1 ‘ . Mahhca Bread Hates’ Isl§1C‘f1lC:l:.}iRel(IlfJII}1{l‘ll(;1.ll%E)rl?: Yglrlfl alI[)ll1S1I1@(3s:8 msflttiungs -Oyﬁtel‘ Bowls and Plates. — daily. 719 Locust street. (31. China’ Fruit Comports’ TU RKISEI BATH in your own room for Execute: Of Lublu’s Portable Turkish Bath East Fourth street. Cinciunmi. O. Fluting Macliiiies, ' .M:l.gic Plaiting Machines, German Plate Mirrors, SPECIAL arrangements inade with hotels. boarding- store of John Quail at Co., 907 North Fourth st. houses‘ and steamboat men at wholes.-le meat French Plate Mirrors. AT THE R 1». C0 Bone Cliessmen, to Backgammon Boards. Chess Boards, Cliecker Boards. 81‘ Fl Game of Bamboozle, Checkered Game of Life. Japanese Backgammon. . ILEN CE makes old hats new. a beautiful and permanent copy of their correspond- ence. should use Mcljonald &J0hnson’s styfloguapher. or rapid letter-copying book. Letters writte n and copying press. ’ AM SOLE AGENT for the Remington Sewing- VVh1t Weed, all of which I am prepared to furnish at whole- -sale and retail. and parts. repairs. needles and sup- plies for all. ‘ south of Barr’s store. New silk hats, $5. Seventh and Pine. ERCI-IA‘N'l‘S. lawyers, bankers, comm ercialn travelers, and everybody who desire to retain or pied simiiltaneously without pen. ink, cnci_l_ or Cbas. J(':‘.lll.l111.'_..’,‘.‘.‘l, agent. 80.} Vashii1g- 11 avenue. ' 1 A machine aiudspecial Ageiit for the fol lowing: Sin g. . Automatic. St. John. White. Wilson. Victor, my,’ New Homt-., ’Domesm.c. Grovei'&Baker. orence. Whcelcr& Wilson. Plowe. l'launtless and to L. 1.... llichmond. No. 310 Vine street, Game of Authors. AT THE BEST ON EAI{'I‘II"’i§dl’°“ and Mattresses, on payments. _‘ - . *1 3:) » .“1 CAPT. H. hi N1.) Z !H.BRowN of Michigan, will lecture at Hall, No. 1007 Locust st., at ‘Z o’c=oel;, on the Money Issue. Music by Mr. Van- dercook. Ladies invited. 811 Vvashington ave. Seats free. Leather Dice Boxes, Dice of all kinds, Playing Cards. all kinds, Poker Chips. $15 00 A S'1‘YLI_Sl-I AND WEI. L-MADE BUSINESS SUIT, Of fashionable mate1'ial, for the above p"lce. F. W. HUMPHREY as C().’S. Northeast corner Fiftli and Pine. Genuine Mcerschauin Cigar Tubes, Morocco Cigar Cases. Lava Smoking Sets, Lava Tobacco Boxemo AT THE tor. Remington. G-rover& Baker. 'Willcox & Gibbs. New Aniei-lean.’ and all second-hand. to choose from. give credit; I buy for cash and sell for cash; this sys- tem enables me to give better houses. Evervbody invited to inspect my line stock whether they wish to purch:-lse or 1101). See ' ‘For ‘sale. ’ ’ EWING-MACHINES ‘AT B()’l"I‘CM PRICES :- Singer. White. Domestic. Wheeler &;Wilson.Vic- the bcstiuakes, new and I _nelther ask for nor ﬁgures than most EDVVIN HANDY. 1521 Fraiikliii avenue. 1.521. 1521!! 15:31!!! 1521!!!! DOLLAR STQRE Carved VValnut Frames. Stenciled Gilt Frames, Panel Statuary, I 1,: Handsome Chromos, ’ Gents’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ Silk Handkerchiefs. Ladies‘ Linen Handkerchiefs. L.-idles’ Fancy Merino Hose. Gents’ Fancy Merino Half Hose. 3, the treatment of baldness and diseases of the scalp, still continues to effect 1-emarkslile cures. Victor is a purely vegetable compound. and is posi- tively harmless. to its eliicac _ . 4th Ba. 312181. ‘liurcli;J. 1:. Williams. 524 S-lllI11lll13li.V.: Win. V . Howard. 2-32;‘; Emily _st.; Lena Roiulon. 1708 Market: Wm. Vermillion, 315 . , Schultz. 2807 Berna:-d;I. :5. Stoddard. 315Emily: Jas. H. Leigh.607 Summit av. ; .las.'1‘. ’1‘horntou.*2.%l1 Coop- ALIJNESS CUIt1?}?r—l\fii-s. Hyatt. No. 203 North Sixth street. who has "acquired such a fame in Her Hair It will produce hair when all other nown i-estoratlvea have failed. Amom»: the many undreds of izcnilemcn‘ who hear checrl"ul testimony are the following: Rev. J. V. Schoﬁeld. Enilv: Norton M. r:J0hnL- Lamb. 1o00 N. 8th; W. E. Bonn. 1903 Uui- merit of self-feed base-burning stoves in St. Lou- .. 0133133’: E- -3- Dlllllh 00u11t1‘)'; 0- F» Hedges &. Co..203 is._ The public are invited tocall and see them 3111- and get. the latest and lowest price. AT THE ,, . . 1st Class. lid Class. Ii0l1St0n.-co.new-one...--.-.....u...$27 no Galvest.0ii........................ ..... 29 00 $2150 gianslas City..........._................ 7 50 acme .rap.ue.e sin: Handkerchiefs. «.-‘i‘.‘.‘£3.?.;::::.°::::::::::::.::::::::::::2: 13 38 Ladies’ W'iudsor’I‘ir.s, Fringed, r ,. , 1. dis 2. olie 6 59 5 50 Ladies’ Fllnged B°W°~ (§ii.ci3u§.ti................ 9 oo 55 1-: Ladies’ Cotton Underwear, ’ 1 Ladies’ Merino Underwear, Misses’ Pique Aprons. _ ' Gents’ Merino Mufflers. , V 8 RED UCED RATES- Louisville!COIDOIOOOCOOIIODIO IODIIIIOCI Nashville zlc, Ticket Brokers. 512 9 00 lit to All otiicr. 1.).oi.i'i 1'1. hcstuut and 1123»; 1*. Fourth t. Br.-inches at'Chlca;;o. Milwaukee and Indianapolis. Gents’ Linen Bosom Shirts, Ladies’ Embroidered Corsets. Gents’ Silk Scarfs. BCUG HT & SOLD. Mutilated curren- lowest cash prices, can be found at 520 Franklin‘-_,. __ cy um revenue _ B ~ 13- , H 1 g’ ' " sf stampedbankchecks bought. JN0.0’NEILLl\';(l(.).., §',',f,'."e“.° ‘°’"""n “'3 ’ 0’ mm“ 7°“ . 2013-; North Fourth street. corner Pine. AT TEEIEI BEST DINNER Ladies’ and Gents’ entrance 413. For '25 cents. at 415 Chest- nut street. St. Bernard "Dollar Store! No. 406 North Fourth St. SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY. ---New and Second-hand, For Sale Cheap at Star Loan (i>lliv:e, 9.15 Olive st. E. Perle.-i dz Co. -—EStabl:shcd 1869- Acltnowlcdgeil best in the city. l?.o'.:iiiai' Breakfast 325 cents. ,l‘il.9R'll3.".l‘1)1llll(‘.l"2-",) cents. Regular Supper 25 cents. '1‘. BABE l"l"S Original and Standard Manufactures. OFFICE AND FACTORY: Nos. s4,es,as, 70.72,?-1,76, so «.232 Washni ton St, av .._ EFR DIARIES FOR 187 8. ’ 50 cls. Dinner, 12 to 3 p. 111. Fifth and Pine streets. LEVISON & BLY'1‘HE» _ Stationers. ‘.319 Clive street. ahead‘; Best Soup. The most pleasant and effective Soup for the Laun- dry or for Finnily ‘W asliin; purposes ever offered. A tral package seutufrce on receipt of 53) cents. ,3‘ S . abbiﬁ’ Toilet Soap. Made from the purest vegetable oils. Unrivalcd for the Toilet and the Bath For use in the Nursery it has no equal. Sam 19. box. containing tlirce cakes. sent. free on receipt 0 75 can . - abbiifs Soap Powder. From this ‘Powders. beautiful and serviceable white soft Soap, of any desired streiigtli, can be made in ten minutes without the use of grease or potash. Trial package sent free on receipt of :35 cents. . " bitfs . "v .1: Bllllll One of its peculiarities is keeping good and active in d0lll.’,‘1l from meal 1'0 meal. What We Claim for the Electric Pen. upon orto make copies on. link. thinned with an oil which does not fade and can not be €l‘l'l.SCd. any boy of ordinary inlelliisence can take care of it, and can make from 300 to 600 perfect copies per hour. matter. one cent per once or a fraction thereof. many pa rfcct copies can be made so easy, quick and clit-zip. and the only process tluitleiives the purchaser independent. of the agent in the matter of the pur- chase of supplies and its ilianegeinexit. Solid Silver and Fine Electra Plate BlKlliG .PﬂllDER CREATES WONDER First. That no speclal'pa,por is required to write Second. 'l‘l1:lt the copies are nizule Willi zi priuter’e Tlllrd. 'I‘lia.t any one that can write can use it; that Fourth. '1‘li=>t. the postage is the same as on printed Flll1i.1l)'. That there is no other way by which so We ask investigation and trial.DAYTON & CO. ’ General Agents, 406 Olive street. CHRESTMASOPRESENTS .._1N... Just received, one of the largest and best sea. lected stocks of goods in the city,suitablc for holl. rated. ~ Bohemian glassware and majolica ware. A line assortment of bronze lamps and coal-oil chande- _ If you want to save -money, call before purchcs- IDR elsewhere at the " As the season for selling heavy winter goods is down, and give an opportunity to all to buy dry uoods at their own prices. oﬂ'er all our stock, comprising fancy dress goods, black and colored Alpacas, black cashmeres, black silks, Pongee silks, calicoes, muslins, linens and? linen darnasks. towels, napkins, doylies, hosiery. gloves and corsets, ruching, fringes and em- bro id cries , chiefs, white and uulauudrired shirts, melton, clieviot and ﬂannel wristlets, undei-shirts. draw- vtweed and jeans, Waterproofs, white and colored blankets, bed comforts, etc., etc. All of which can be had at the lowest prices, at the one price‘ ‘ cash house of I)’. Lynch, N os. 112 and 414 Frank- lin avenue. . Thebest place to buy heating stoves ,-and where. ‘ ‘from, can be found at the Missouri Stove Store of No. 618 Franklin avenue, are now closing out ﬂannels, blankets, shawls, cloaks and dress goods etless-thamthe cost of manufacture. La- dies who wish to save money can do so by pur- _ ch.asii'ig their dry goods of glorious” by the $2 Alexis ties at the ‘‘CiLizens’ "- Shoe Store. Brennan Bros. , 520 ll‘:-anklin avenue. . those$2 oil goat side lace, bought at Brennan 0 Bros. , 520 Franklin avenue. (low for a horse;" if it be not horse then let it be a pair of those :53 calf boots at the “Citizens’ ” Shoe Store, 520 Franklin avenue. such goods as described bglo wdstricl.ly3,t cost, as 1 x 1 1 1 1. . .. 1 r 1 ’we have aver’ lar ostoc , an must is )0SG . 11111/ILALB ’S 1.t1<.b IAU RAN 1. ,,,.,,,, in ,,,,,,,,’,, g ‘ No. 209 N. Twelfth street. between Olive and Pine. Nnbias, Sc:-v.rl‘s, Gloves. Mitts, Knit Jackets, Children's Lcggins, Woolen Hosiery, Skirts. Silk and . ace Handker- chiefs, Cull‘.-x and Collars, Eml:n-oldered Handker- chiefs, Tuck Combs, Suspenders. Jewelry of every descriptirm , Will he $0111 at cost. cooking" stoves for cash. They will sell their stock of 500 cooking and heating stoves, coal liods, coal vases, lire stands, granite, tin and copper ware, lower than any other house in the trade. colors all ready for use. loguee, ctc., at Franklin avenue, will offer her entire stock of fall and winter goods at 50 cents on the dollar, to continue for two weeks, in order to prepare for spring goods. inferior articles, and purchase reliable goods at less money than such parties can ol1‘cr. Holiday Presents. 3' presents, which we are clf81'im£ at prices that fy competition. Also, a full line of china din‘. r. tea and chamber sets, both plain and deco- rs. Also the New Crystal Illuminator. CHINA PALACE, 917 Franklin Avenue. _ J. H. YANDELL, Proprietor. . Lynch, Nos. 412 and 414 Frankliii Avenue. awing to a close, and having still a large stock those goods on hand, we will put the prices We will , therefore, silk, linen, and cainbric handker- s, socks. cotton and wool plaids, cassimeres, Heating Stoves. find the largest stock in St. L.ou’is to select; . _COI'tBY Bit0z'-3., 807 Franklin avenue. For For For Hats Caps Hat Caps Hats Caps go I: “Mills-r’s.” “Miller’s.” "M-iller’s.” Full lines of Gloves . Umbrellas Gloves Umbrellas Gloves Umbrellas 603 Franklin avenue. 603 El'zii1kliri avenue. 603 Franklin avenue. T. F. Molouey & C-0., '1‘. F. MOLONEY &. 00.. 618 Franklin avenue. _ Base-Burning Stoves. Corby Bros. have nowln stock the finest assor6- 1 COR]?-Y BROS. , 807 Franklin avenue. “Now is the winter of our discontent niade, "THE gentle Ophelia finds herself happy” with IVICQUEEDY save, “A horse, a horse, my king- ALL the latest styles of boots and slices. at the Clearance. Commencing Monday, December 31, we sell all Ladies’ , Gents, and Cll11dl‘en’8 KnitUnderwear, a very lm-we variety of etc. Remember, all goods 11. GOODMAN, 625 Franklin avenue. Cooking Stoves. Corby Bros. have just purchased it big lot of CORBY Bi:0s., 807 Flﬂllkllll avenue, EMOLLIENT Glyccriuc Lotion at O. W. HEYER'S, Northwest corner Fifth and Franklin avenue. ——_.—.——.o Do your own dyeing. 0. W. Hcyer’s aniline HOLIDAY Goons, Toilet Sets, Cut Glass 00- O. W. IIEYER’S, Fifth and Franklin avenue. MONDAY, the 14th inst., Madam Barron, 616 Avoid the curbstone vendors of At'F.-ictory Prices. 1''. A. DURGIN. Seventh and Olive sts. Yeast Powder. Absolutely pure. Bread, cakes, puddings.etc..m:ide in a. short space of ‘$1128, keep longer and are more di- gestible thaii when made of cominon and clie:-in imita- tlons. A trial package sent free on receipt of 75 cents. abbiifs Saleratus. AS83101? 11303330 sent 11°66 Oﬂ A standard article. receipt of 25 cents. EUROPEAN HGTEL AND RESTAURANT, Beg‘lla'rDiivtneronnnoouoouuoohstoo otoounoooonnooonvgsc F HE largest restaurant in the city; the only Euro- families. H U RSTS St. Louis---310 N. Fourth St. pean hotel. 8 wcial attention paid to ladies and Rooms. ' 5c. $1 zii1d$1_501ier day. _ J. H. HURST. Probrietor. bbilfs 0 Cream Tartar. Wei-ranted free from all impurities. The house- wife can rely upon it. Trial package sent tree or. re- ceibt of 75 cents. - Balobifs 4 Potash. A pure concentrated alkali. double the strength 0 common potash. Sample sent free on receipt of zzsctsf THE PROPRIETCR will give an ounce of gold for every ounce of impurities found in any of these preparations. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. ALL SORTS HE Peo le meetlhis Sunday,‘2 o’clcck.W’asl1ington Hall,'1’ ird and Elm. Come with wiv’sa.nd dauglfc ANY ONE wishing’ a healthy child. 3 weeks old, to adopt, will please call at 1907 Lucas avenue. {NE Wlilskles. Branding and Wine: at lowest prices. Bowman ti Blever}. ’1‘CRAGE—-Ample room to store fiimltnre or mer- S chandise at Stale} & Scotvs. 18 South Fifth at. FREE I)ISPENSAl-RY--hledicines to the Door very low: 30 compound cam-:.rt.ic pills, 10 cents: other medicine: at similar prices. Address Dr. Dodge. room 46. McLean’: Block. St. Louis, Mo. TORAGE for furniture. dry and clean. at Central Warehouse. 200 South Fourth street. PATENTS to'£gai’3ma sold on commission, w. B. Cardell & Co. . 420 Market street. room 4. KW] vi-IIACHIHES $131:-ed for one-lull the usual prlcepsld forsnc work. Satisfaction guar- anteed or money unfunded. no Morgan. Wood I Jﬂnelon. 1 ASHLIE buying beef. box: or sheep at 907 North 5 street. have it eutupand deliver- winter style. at one half -1-}. the ﬂaunts. prices. hale Stu! tfelt-Werks,1ﬂ J low prices. DIAMONDSI! city. No article of Jewelry is ever misrepresented as to quality or value. as 1 Money for Everybtly ssflﬁ§.‘::§§il’°%‘-i Furniture at less than factory prices. Furniture repaired as good as new, at astonishingly Furniture packed for sliippingtliat ca.n’t be beat. Storage to suit the times. China. glass and earthenware at importers’ prices. Lamps and trimmings in great vzrietv. Your iatronageis desired. .. ,1 31338. Succesrsor to Myers .5; Jones. 619 and (.21 Market 51:. QUITTING BUSINESS CLOTHING lllnilo uluuli C0Sl‘. ,, NTIRE STOCK OF CASSIMERES. etc., must he closed out by J anuarv 28. ' J. Lo & BROIQ No. 821 North Fourth street. Between Franklin avenue and M omfaii street. OR BARGAINS. IR. DIABIOFQDS. WATCHES and Jewelry. so to the most. reliable place in the 9 1 C. A. R’Sv ~ 301-& Fourth .. oussvioms Auolllllsuisweas . ...-..- ... ......... “.3 FOR LADIES. A lady occasionally asks: Why should I use W ashlue? What assurance havel that it will not rot or de- stroy my clothing? 4 How do I know that any of these statements about its being cheaper and better than soap are true? What do I know of the claims that one pound of 'Washiue is equal to four pounds of soap; that it saves more than one half the labor of washing‘; cleans paint and wood-work like magic. etc.? - As a rule 1 mid all such statements false; I prefer the old process. The Ans wcr. The mamifacturers of Washine do not expect the old process class of people will buy it, or that they would use it were it given to them. 'l‘o such they say: “If you believe they are liars and the article itself a liuinbug, do not use it. Take every ossible means to prevent your friends from using it; 11 short. do the ina.uufac- tore-rs. yourselves and the public as much injury as you can. ” To Reasonable People they say: “Is it possible that Mrs. Henry Ward Beeclier. Madame l.‘ll0lll:lSSe1ll.. -.\‘lrs. Randles, and other ladies. who recommend Wasliine to all house- keepers, and whose indorsements have been pub- lislied,sliould. without the slightest advantage to themselves. iudorse a lie or state an untruth? Do not such indorsements indicate that t_here is some foun- dation for the statements that Washine is the best preparation for washing ever invented; that it saves ime. labor and monev; does not injure clothing in he slightest. and is in every way preferable to soap. The niauufacturers offer to produce the most unques- tionable proof that the above stat cuts are true. Bear in mind that Youc-an convince youself by iii- vestinﬁoiily 10 cents for a trial package. Any gro- cer xvi supply you.” SEABURY a JOHNSON. Manufacturerl. ' 21 Plait street. New York. by JACOB ruern. 10 Trade supplied In St. Louis 8. Second street. I -——< THE ABOVE CUT given a sectional view of the Hartford Wood Pipe. made of brine root and apple wood. It sell: at night. to all p smokers; 1.000 agent: Wanted at once to sell 1... 8§InDle_ hi mall. ﬂaunts. One donen by mail. 51 ‘A5. _ Circulaign . J. , . 0- tree 10“ R. Blah street. 88- Louis, ‘Mo. ._:.BO£"B$Ql.'l‘3. O CT... s.-...-.~...s ass. .. .... .-...“ -- Why the Base-Ball League has Become Unpopular. Paragraphs Pertaining to Clubs and Players. The Mississippi Valley Regatta to be Held at Peoria. Six Tliousand Dollars to be Distributed at the Dog Show. A “Sure Thing” Billiard Tournament in Progress—Minor Mention. A day or two ago, the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT pub- lished the call for the first annual meeting of the International Base-ball Association, at Buffalo. February 20. Many of the representative clubs of this association have expressed opinions that they should refuse -to recognize the League monopolists, and not play any games with them until they modify their terms. Should the Asso- ciation so decide, there will be nothing left of the League this time next year. That .the' war has fairly commenced, the following extracts from base-ball exchanges will show: THE 1’l’I‘TSBURG LEADER SAYS: The League, with itsbig Salary lists’, will have . to play a great many games with non-League clubs to, meet expenses. As an illustration of this, the Bostons last season received $647 as their share for two games, and when the Alleghenies visited Boston they received $85 for two games, showing that they were much better patronized in non-League towns than on their own grounds. The International Association has “the whip in its own hand,” and it is the party to dictate the terms on whichit will play, and not the League. Another important t_hi—-nix before the coming In- ternational mee-ting_wil1i=be the zjtwarding of the championship of the, International Asso- ciation. It lays between - the- Allegrlienies and the Tecumsehs, of London, Canada-. It will be decided by the Judiciary Committee of the Association. which is composed of Mr. Mc- Knight, of this city; Mr. Waite, of St. Louis; Mr. Rankin, of New York; Mr. Sleeman, of Can- ada, and Mr. Pond, of Rocliester. the Association Mr. McKnight will have no voice in deciding the case. The rule states: "When aclub to which a member of the Judiciary Com- mitte belongs is interested in a dCClSi0l1 of said - committee, such member must retire and let his associates act. in the matter," This will «leave but four members to decide the question, and as Mr. Sleeman and Mr. Rankin have expressed their opinion that the championship belongs to the Kanucks, and Mr. Waite and Mr. Pond that it rightfully bclon§s to the Alleys, it will re- quire the vote of the iresideut, Mr‘. Cummings, to decidoit. Mr. Cummings, we believe, has also expressed his opinion that he thought the flag should come here, but he would be unable to ﬁlaletiﬁﬁnllely until he had heard both sides of the question. The Buffalo base ball people state that no “gouge game” will be allowed if it can be helped, and express the opinion that if right and justice be done. the Alleghenies will be awarded the internatiolial championship. THE BUFFALO COURIER SAYS: "The six favorite base-ball clubs of the United States bv their unjust course will get it very small recognition 11eXI.y—t3t't1'. They have formed them- selves imo the ‘New League,’ and have deter- mined to play with only League clubs that may visit their cities.‘ The leaguers themselves will visit all professional clubs throughout the United States, and play tiiclatter on their own ground, but will not permit any club not a mem- ber of the League, to visit them. This is about as small ‘I an arrangement as we have ever heard of. and if the non-League clubs wish to pay them back in their own coin, they will refuse to play them on any grounds. These few big clubs come to our city and walk off with one-half thegate receipts and expenses, which is more than they ever get at home, yet are not satisﬁed to extend the same favor to our own club. They should be cut off from the Buffalo list of visiting clubs.” _ . Tl-1E CLIPPER SAYS: How is it that the League Association refused the Hartford Club-—-Douglas’ team--admissivon under the 70,000 inha-bltants rule, and yet allowed Milwaukee to come in? There ought to be at least twenty-ﬁve professional clubs enrolled in the International ‘Associatiiin in February. Let them shows good from of strong teams, and the League clubs will at once see that a repeal of their objectionable enactments against non- League clubs is a necessity. THE BOSTON CLUB. A meeting: of the Boston Base Ball Association was held on Satti1'de.y lust. From the report of the Directors it appears that the total gate receipts of last season were $30,934 61, an excess over last year of $2,223 31. The gate receipts from League games at home were $18,642 48; abroad, $12,- 292-13. The receipts from non-League games were‘.°_o‘2,3‘23 44. The net receipts from champion- ship games abroad were 94.776 42, and $7,686 18 was paid on the home grounds to visiting clubs. The ’l‘reasurer’s report showed a fair result for the season, all things considered. It is under- stood thata savingor $3,000 in salary is to be made durin_s§ the present year. Last year’s sal- aries amounted to over ‘$22,000. There are at present eleven men under contract, with the probabilitv that the number will be reduced to ten. An uditing Committee, consisting‘ of J.B. Billings", A. J. Chase and G. ‘W. Sandford, was ' appointed, and the meeting adjourned. Diamond Dust. THE Manoliesters are said to have run behind more i.h:m $2,000 last year. _ _ REPORT has it that Coons, of the Athletics, is looking for an engatzeiiient with the Lowells. SHAFER, of the Bostons, will be substitute and Assistant Business Managrer the coming season. Does the League propose to expel Greek‘ for playing Sunday games in San Franclsco? 0h.n<?>. HARRY Wl:.1Gii'r will put in himself training in the spring, so as to don the uniform whenever necessary. BASE ballists are great arithmeticians. Tobey lllltlpiy rapidly, and there is er-eat division auiolig them. GEO. L. SMITH, formerly Treasurer of the Academy of Music, has been chosen _ Manager of the llutlalo Club. ' THE Springﬁed ‘(Mass.) Unto-n says a movement is on foot to establish a professional base ball nine in that city the coming season. “ NO M.\TTlSR_ how well a young man can play bass ball, he is not considered first class until all his lingers and thumbs are full of knots and twisted. / . _ _ ZETTLEIN has been appointed to a good posi- tion in the Brooklyn Citv Hall. He is now one of the Dist:-ict.Attorncy’s oiliccrs of the Court to collect witnesses. THE UlllCR2,‘0 team for next season is pro- nounced the stron5__:est team that ever stood on a bail-ﬁeld. A Cliic-zigo paper. makes this state- ment, by the way. THERE is some talk of getting up a team in ’Brool~;l_vn for 1878, and to eng-lure the veteran Dick Po:-lice as niutiagrr. Atlantic, might pay. ' ONE ball season has closed, and another has commenced. Any number can play at the latter, Such a team, and called the vvith good music and prompting, and a pockettul of cloves and cardamons. BILLY MCLEAN, the Philadelphia tlmpire, m::-kes his theatrical’ debut January 7, at the (Jliestnut. Street 'I‘heat.er, in that city, as Charles the Wrestler, in As You Like It. '.i‘1lE Boston Club wanted to drop Brown on se- C'..ll‘lll,9,‘ Snyder, and-, as a release was just what Brown desired, it IS to be p~resumet_i he has sev- ered his connection with the champions. “I’11)GE’ ’ M()1~‘.GAN has got a release from Mil- waulaee. They wanted him to sign for six months’ service, after having signed for eight months and a half, and he wouldn’t do it. In five large cities in the United -States. profes- —t=:ioual base ball is substantially “a-thing of the .;ast.” '1‘hose are New York, Philadelphia, -’rool;lyn, Baltimore and St. Louis. Crookeduess was the cause. Emu DOUGLAS, having been backed by the It’nn(le Island Social Club, intends locating his “liax't.ford” team in PI‘m’i'ienCe- "Tl‘i0Kl”’ Nick is his pitcher, and Sweasy has been engaged as second baseman. JOHNNY GALV1N,_f0l’mel‘ly or the Atlantic nine. and for ,\,-;,ears an inspector in the brook yn City Wm-ks Department, has become a suﬂ‘et-er under the new regime, he having been removed to give way to some favorite. THE Chicago management is clubbing itself for allowing the Milwaukee folks to steals, march on it by securing Peters for the coming season. Jolinny will prove a tower of strength to any club with which he connects himself. A OF the Cincinnati Club, the White b_rothers are at home in Corning. N. Y.; Sullivan is clot-king in Boston and Gerhardt in Louisville; liolley is at . home in the East; Geer is playing in San Fran- F3330; Jones, Pike, McVey and Mitchell are in 11 binnati. . PHIL:”"‘BLPl1IA will be represented next sea- 50“ “Y 3‘ Dmessioiial nine, under new manage- lﬂento ﬁnd m<_5l“-vliiig Bradley and Ejrgler, late of tjllelglhlﬁegacéshs $3133‘-~i-lo of the Cincmnatis; Coons, is ' ics, ahd most likely Vi ‘ad Crook N- storey, McCartney . Our Oarsmen. Special Dispatch to the G105» Democrat. THE It. v. n. 1. REGATTA. - CHICAGO, January 12.-—The Executive Com- gmzee ... the Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowin: Assocntionheld its nrst semi-annual ‘session last ‘gag, gnumcity, attire ﬁouso. J. C. By a rule of . B‘‘‘‘-;*. of last ycar’s Athlet-I .. “...... ..___,, ~ -—~- -.~--..... . Osgood, ornn li T“°"° “'°"9 p|"(‘.;«St‘l‘l§l.t?!\‘I.IoW%’l 0Johu St I ouis 0 o L . . . J B V §" L’ Wlmmnst 3“ P31“; P. C. Whceler,Peoria' Po we AJC 3 n . . V . 9 Sevcmlb;,9l§‘?"l:1t‘-Jglalicl F‘. W. (smut. Molina. ‘e altered 8l'l"lll ‘ll th I t 0,. , ,. . cg-xpesaus Th(l:ll‘l‘l)l:.llmzliwlgfiillab jll!lll()l;j:li1itl 8Clll()!t')Cll‘lbS. lsmma’ on me: I-gm an is (001 cc to be on at _ -_ d2-Oih of next June. T116 }":“L’iai'Q*:;lll‘1)I!¢l3 foil‘ nVCll‘llO;:'S‘;)!l tn? first day '~ * on to H: o ()‘.\'8( y u tub race nndaswirmnlng nlmvl, 0,100 . . ,. , yards. 'lho §;):_°i5, 150 be awarded are silver medals, besides In of I,’ “ _._m¢m““" Of 3600, Oil’-cred bg the citizens hm. Clolild to the best, bOzlt's crow. cokuk urged dclfetuligclilitgnfrli-i thg houoi-"of the rcirattu. but was . ic rst ba ct. Seven new clubs "f}V_0‘ lomed the Associzlllnu since October. among it nth are tho_Modoc and University Clubs, of St. f'_‘““3-) lrouuscs are made by 1‘6pl‘e8t3l‘ilt\_i-‘V88 tom Ieorlu that elaborate prefmratlons will be blade for the entertainment of u 1 the crows par- ticipating in the regatta, ...~» coupled the chair. The Bench Show. 36.000114 PREMIUMS. The list of premiums to he elven at the first an- Sportsmen’s Association, to be held at the Rink Fobruary’19. 20. 21 and 22. the rules governing the show and the National American Kennolclub Bench Show rules have been published in pam- phlet form, and the little book will prove of great beneﬁt to those who are interested in the dog. The amount of cash reprei-emed by the premiums thlisfar fools up the largo sum of $6.000. Such an inducement as this, coupled with the fact that the intcrestmanitestcd in this country and 111 England concerning the coming exhibition is 2'I'e_ater than ever before known proves that the claim that it will be the biggest affair of the kind ever witnessed is based on a firm foundation. Mr. Charles Lincoln, the superintendent of the show. 1811) thc_clty getting tllitigs in ship-shape, and makes his headquarters at Brown & llildei-'s gun store. lie states that the amount offered in pre- allllllollgrllﬁ is double that ever given at any previous _ Chalk and Cue. HIPPODROMING AT NEW ORLEANS. NEW 0_RL..EA_Ns. J anuary 12.-—_-The billiard tour- nament is in full blast, the entriesbeing Sexton, 5.193.800. Daly. Rudolphe and Cyrille Dion. The games are 600 points up, on a Callender 5x10 ta- ble. and are played on alternate nights at the St. Oharlcs_.Rot.unda and Cree’-cent Hall club room. The prizes are $500, $250, $150 and _$100.. Sexton and the lef—t_-handed Dion opened the tourney, on Thursday night, the former wiu,ni,ng, with the large. average of l_69/3,, C,VI‘lllG being close up, with 539 and an ave:-use of l5.'Last night Slosson, with three runs-of over. 100 each and.-an average Of?-3%. tlefeated Duly bv 239 points. The game thiscvening was between Rtldolphe and Dion, the former vvinnmg, 600 to 4.71. Winner's aver- age. 13% ; loser’s average, 10 21-45. Dion . ot the highest run-.103. g The Trigger. THE CH-AMPION’S NOVEL CHALLENGE. is-pecia‘.1=Dispatch to the St. Louis Evening Post.‘l NEW YORK, January 12. --In reply to the chal- lenge of Dec-arver, of San Fmncisco, Capt. A.H. Boaardus says: I will accept Decarvei-’s three oilers, as follows: ' « ' No. 1. Tohreak more glass balls thrown from a Bogardus trap, twenty-ﬁve yards rise, than any man 111 the world. No. 2. To break 1 .000 glass balls quicker with a shotgun than any man liviu,<r. back, the horse to be on a run, twenty-one yards from the balls, than any man in the world can break at thirty yards and stand on the ground. 1 Will wager $500 a side and upwards in each of the three m.-ttches. I will agree to let Decarver name the time and place, providing the matches are shot East. Bowling. GEBMANIA CLUB AVERAGES For the months of October, November and De- cember, 1877: Games. Pins. Average. Gus N-eriderhut.......... 44 .600 195% R. Hospes............... 58 10,410 179% Theo. Ka1b.............. 56 9,974 178 1-9 CI F0 m:[£‘lt'lle3'OlOIOIDIIIOO Go 0- I{élll§l.............. B:1£:llel‘¢0IIQIOIlIOOI A. Grunhagen........... 48 8.771 169 F0 ‘Va,1te,‘IOIIIIOOIIOIOOOI Aug. Guyc............... 42 6,853 163 1-6 Fr. Sanesrenter......... 16 2,144 134 General average, 173% . Tips.‘ » q __A LITTLE .or EVERYTHING. - G;Eo.McN_IcH.oL, by cloarin 9 feet 9 inches, defeated Alfred Ing, of New -ork, last week, It was the most wonderful contest on record. IT is expected that the California more Mollie McCarty, Ten Broeck, Vera Cruz and McWhirter will enter in the Lindell Hotel and Blow stakes at €liegnallg'l1l‘3.1 meeting of the St. Louis Jockey ‘ u . LOCAL billiard tournaments are about to be in- augurated at the Laclede and Mussey rooms, the former an amateur tourney for valuable prizes, and the latter a three-cushion tournament’, in which several professionals will participate. DICK ROCHE and a friend put up a job on Sam Ecl;ei'ycsterduy. Sam has just returned from it trip to Kentucky, and the wags referred to circa: lated the report. that he had purchased the great horse Ten Broeck for $60,000. Mr. Ecker was approached by a reporter on the suhjcct,when he threw up both hands and vehemently denied the story. ' G. M. KENNY. the well-known Il‘18h athlete, died r~ece.ntly in Dublin from typhoid fever. Mr-. lmnny was an expert cricket and football player, and in athletics had earned a p;O(.‘-d reputation as a jumper, having repeatedly cleared over twenty feet in the wide, and upon one occasion, viz., at Dublin University sportsin 1876, he got over 5 feet 8% i_nch-es in the liigh. and by so doing gained a special prize. . RAILVV/A‘§ NE WS. CHAS. H. DODGE, Asrent at Chicago for the St. L., I. M. and 8., is in town. T. F. PIEESON, G. P. A. of the C., C., C. and I. , came in from the Eastyestorday. S. A. TEASDALE, Assistant G._P. A. of the hiss K. and T. , left for Scdalia. last night. UOL; A. C. Dawns, P. A. of the K. C., St. J. and C. B., returned to Kansas City last night. MAJ. JOHN W. MASS, Genet-at Passenger Agent of the Southeastern, will return from Chicago this morni.n,<.>:. Cnss. OBs12o_.,,fo-rmerly Assistant Ticket Agent at the Union D-(_=.po_t, Karissa City, is visiting‘ his old friends in this city. A THE Cuban excursion party, numbering twen- ty-seven persons, left on the Iron Mountain yes- terday ln apple-pie order. _ , TOM DAY, conductor on the O. and 31.. who been ill for some weeks, is out again, and will take his run to-moi-r-ow. " - » -- B. W. LEWIS, Jr.., President of the St. L., K. ‘C, and N., left for New York last night. The January interest of this road is all.paid. , Line; 8. Frinit, G. F. A of the Iron Mountain; and Col. W . Arthur, General’ Manalrci‘ of the Iron Mountain, will be home to-marrow from the meeting at Atlanta. A REDUCTION of considerable importance goes ‘ into effect from Missouri River points to St. Louis to-morrow morning. The rate to impose City is given as an example: Fourth class-—-Old rate, 2—lc; new rate, 20c. Wheat—Old r-ate, 24c; new rate, 20c. Corn--Old rate, 19c; new rate, 160. A Freight Conductor Killed. Special lﬁspatcli to the Globe-Democrat. Kansas CITY, MO., January 12.--R. M. Kim- ball. for the past four years employed by the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Road as freight conductor, was knocked down and killed this lD()l'lll1‘l,‘,!,', while coupling cars, at Harlem, just opposite this city. He went between two cars, and the drawheads passing, he was‘ caught, and dropping tothe ground, six cars passed over his body. He lived only an hour after the accident. Grand Trunk Aﬂairs. OTTAVVA. January l2.—The Grand Trunk Rail- way Company gave notice of -application at the next session of Parliament for an act to establish among its officers and" for their beneﬁt. a provi- dent or accident assurance fund; also to enable the Company to purchase or lease or arrange for working any other railway in Canada, or else- where out of Canada. Killed While Coupling Cars. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LOG-ANSPORT, INl)., J anuary 12.-—Luther Olm- stead, a freight brakeman on the Wabash Rall- way, was crushed to dearth here to-day, while coupling cars. It Looks Like Kiduaping. Samuel Alexander, a little colored boy. aged six, residing with his mother in the rear of 1620 Morgan street, was playing in the neighborhood of Eleventh and Chambers street yesterday after- v , - 1 ed man $213133‘ m::r:iu?ec(2)ii(t))riig and ‘asked the‘ little ho s-n‘én.é.~ he wanteda ride. The boysaid Yes. #111 ,1 junipcd] into the1wi§i.ga<;)r:).ea;reli1eAman then whippet h’ ,rse'in s , _ .. ggenubegrd of up to 1 e’olock this morning. A Fire 'i‘iE-. Morning- No 12 Wm-sh ,.esp0n.d,,a -,-,.-*¢,;'np‘tly. and extin- xx 3 . Lon-$00, 9' ate§th?g,;§:,-em!;n::?i1nter. The stock is badl!7t’1Ii1l- afedn 3.‘-'£§.n§reat qusntii! nuul exhibition of the St. Louis Bench Show and . No. 3. To break more ,9:-lass balls from a hor-se’s ‘ and retained his title as champion pole jumper. driving a peddl~er’sl The boy “had 1103 ,_ At1o’clock this morninz a heavy smoke was ' noticed issuing from Zshu’s shoe shop,’ at“, 81: H Franklin avenue. which denoted the presence 0 .3 fire. A still alarm was 8‘lV°5 W Eh§m°0°m9*“7 v The-‘ﬁre or_igi-n=- I citrate: wuthrows v-..........--.. I 7 - - -. ....- «.....- . iiiiusiiliijiiérs. A Musical Week--Dullness of the Drama--German Opera. Coming Events--Pappenhelm’s Second Week --Aimee and the French Opera Bouffe. an-o An Ovation to Capt. Bulrsoompany Last Night. Considering the high fume and renown which Mme.Panpcnhcim and her colleagues have won durlngthcpast week, it is, perhaps, fortunate for the musical education otour city that their repertoire should have been so varied that in the offer of a single programme they should have embraced German, and French, and Italian music. It would not be fair to compare Trava- tore with Fidelio. or Massaincllo with Les Hugue- nots, but it must he confessed that whenever: company is able to present, acceptably, all three, it must combine within itself the utmost vcrsatllityand culture. This was done last week, and even the most skeptical will be ready to ad- mit that the dlflicult task was discharged as it had never before been in St. Louis. There was exactitude whore precision was‘ required, a lib- eral reading of the text wherever latitude could properly be allowed. and an interpretation of the ma.’-:.ters rather in accordance with their spirit than the narrow lilies a. more severe technique misht have exacted. This translating Ger- man music to'Amorican ears is simply adopt- ing the plan which Pope pursued when he render- ed the Iliad into English verse, and it is indu- bitably the only method by which the intricate harmonics of the greater masters can be ivedt-led to simplicityof a character which all may under- stand. The question nearly as it is presented has been argued by almost every philologist since the days of Jacob Grimm, and the musicians have, of course, not refrained from the arena. If, therefore, music is the harmonious accord of cognate and allied sounds, as some of the Germans have defined it, the gratnmarians and the lcxicographersare in the army of the best allies of both. But they are theoretical rather than practical-; Dutient, perhaps, but slow to catch the latent:-elutions between conception and action, theory and practice. It is only when one appears who has united both into one per- fect whole that the lesson can be taught and learned. And that happens but rarely. One candidate for popular _ favor is usually 9. great vocalist, anoaher an eminent technical musician. One is a Patti or a Nilsson, the other an executant upon the key-board, like licladume Arabella Goddard and Madame lilssipoif. The virtues and the ex- Gelltmces of but few in both degrees are but rarely united, and still more seldom when their union involves both the facile gesture of an actor and the notes of a vocalist. It is seldom, indeed, that they have been allied, each quality retain- ing its own perfection. But la Piccolomini fifteen or more years 8120 proved herself a nib.-ti-es.s of both arts in London, and Mme. Pappenheim as Leonora. in Fidclio nearly equaled her. The Der Fieitschutz of last night every one knows, and every one can appreciate it, both as a whole and in parts. The new roles of the less known and more rarely performed operas presented by the company are a study suilicient to attract the whole energy and the deepest attention of the best musicians of St. Louis. This week the mas- terpieces of the greatest masters will be given, and Trovatorc, with all its well—known beauties, will be Elven on Wednesday. - The dramatic week was an “oﬁ” one, DeBar’e stage being occupied by the opera troupe, and no star appearing at the Olympic. Uncle Tom's 'Cz1bll‘l was hastily brought out at the latter and proved a happy hit. The week will be remem- bered in dramatic circles on account of the lead- ing lady, Miss Rose Osborne, assuming' the role of the soubrctte and making a tremendous hit as Tops . If the play was it little fresher, the lady coul’ not do. better than to take her Topsy to Bos- ton and play it for three or four hundred consec- utive nights. Mr. Charles Plunkott, the conic- dian of the Olympic. h cl a good beneﬁt on Fri- dayuight, and played in Married Life and the Rough Diamond. . The variety theaters have done well during the Week. The Comique oiicred extra attractions, and, like an old toper, was “full” every night. Munasger Mitchell nevergoes back on himself, but gets better and better, and is always excrtim: himselflo please his patifolls. The consequence city, and gives satisfaction. , _ Pi,-of. Fischer’s first masquerade at his new ' place was successful last nisrht, and was one of the most iiiii'tfh'ful' events of the season. The fun was kept up until past midnight, and all were loath to quit. , '1‘iie'::‘.wedish ladies gave two concerts at Library Hall, and modes very favo.ra_ble impression ; that’ are first-class vocalists, and will, no doubt, 001116 again. is lat ‘ne'dr-awe many or the best people of the DE BA;R’S OPERA HOUSE. The Puppenhenn-Adams (nee Fryer.) German Ope1'a troupe will remain another week, and on Monday will produce "Tannhauser,” on Tues- day the. “Flegiendcr Hollander,” and Wednes- day “I1 Trovatore.” This company has been pronounced the best that ever visited the city, and it is gratifying to notice that they have drawn full houses almost every night. Opera managers have said that they always lost money in St. Louis, butpit was because they brought inferior artists. Whenever sometliing‘ really deserving is ofl‘ere4.i here it will always be appreciated. OLYMPIC THEATER. Room for the great Aimee, the empress of ope- ra. bouffe. She is making her last tour through the Unitcd'States, and brings with her a company superior to any she has ever led. Several of them are old favorites here, and others will be seen on our boards for the first time. The opening night. \fi'l11b3_glVC1l to O1l"§lnl)2i()lll,.Wl10E_.lC Jolie Parfa- meuse is a very _dilier_ent tiling in French from whart it is in Engl1ishA. La his:-Jolaine llgll '1)? given on ‘ucs .2139, am imee will sing or amous ‘ ‘Kissinger Gr.;o_d-bye,’ ’ the ‘ ‘Cuckoo-," and ‘ ‘Be- gar.” . O_n 1<‘rid-av the new spectacul':~tr opera lfiouge by Si.Z.l‘2tl)1'lSS E7111 be given, for the first time, or 'unec’s one t. - . - THEATRE COMIQUE. Manager Mitchell has actually carried the war into Africa this time. He has eiigaged the freed- men, who are known as the ‘ ‘Tennessee Jubilee Sluggers,” and have a. reperto.iro of old-time plan- tation melodies, hymns, etc, such as they used to sing in the cotton ﬁelds "way down in Ten- nessee._”_ The z:ci'c>bat.icI..a1l1ies, Manor Burke, the Irwin Sisters, the .b.al..et troube, and the old favorites mqalge up the bill of fare. The new pro- gramme begrns to-night. _O..n Thursday I-lorry Noxon, the treasurer, will take ibis annual benefit. ‘ - ' - - ’~ , CAPT. B‘ULL’S COl‘sIP_ANY. _ T-he complimentary beneﬁt to Capt. Bull’s ” company, at the Olympic last nigi-"ll-t,was attended by the-elite of the city. The an-ditorium, was ﬁlled in every part, and many were unable to find seats. The audience was composed mostly of beautiful young ladies and dashing yo ,, men of society, and the dress circle fairly pmklcd with bright eyes and smilina faces. _The private boxes were handsonicly decorated with flowersand ev- ergreen wroatns and festoons, and exotic plants \v%i;:3“i;lace3icllSo£,0 side of the stage, adding gr . 7 V .6. The play. Down by the Sea, was presented with a cast of amateurs, and WeDEOff_‘1'C_illEll‘k:.ibly well under the circuinstz-inces. lilr. L. G. Sklleliis,t,l1e young librarian of the Law L1bra.ry,was excellent in his make up of Abner Izaytnomi, an old mer- chant, und spoke his lines very well. Mr. Otis O. I-lull was excellent as Cont, Dwlzdelion, an ._ex- quisite, and iemindcd us or: cotliern s ])e.mclreary. Mr. Robert W. Geode-as ..oim Gale, a ﬁ_sherman, played his hurt like an Old SlRg'8l',.£3.ll(1ll1 a man nor that would have done credit to a profes- sional. Mr.‘ M. F. _Funkhouser, yobng Tony lllllterilieigei (a chip of the _ o.d _ block) and Mr. Gus. Mechin were all good in their roles. Miss Minnie Newlngton assumed the part of a. city belle as though she was accustomed to_it,and sang a. charming song. lilies lilorence Fairchild made a very passable old lady. Miss Manna Fair child can hardly be called an amateur, as she is not new on the boards. tier acting was excel- lent, and she would be an acquisition as a troll- hrette to any stock company. The play went off with remarkable sinootlixiess, and afforded much amusement to 1. ie out ience. Between the acts M‘l.ss_Ada_Br-anson sang "Lo! I-ieaif the Gentle Lark. ’ in her best style, and F6061Veiévaulllglﬁglgioélﬁﬁ‘ellctlilgiid MISS‘ Ada Clog}; gang ” _- _ i ‘.1 , : V was 3180 encoreo. Both young lutl_ics were presented with magnifi- cent ﬂoral offerings of great beauty. The drill of Capt._Bull’s Company, about thirty stron,sr, was like the ivorkiiig of a perfectly adgusied inncmne, and showed that the young men are excellent isOltll€1'8_. The ‘ "Star L-:pana:le(l Banner,” by bliss Aua. Brans_on; the "m;;.u~. sellaisc,” by Mr. “Phil. _ Branson, and the “Wacht am Rhem, by lair. Joseph Saler, were all well rendered, and excited the enthusi- asiii of the audience to ‘the! hlighost pitch. '_l‘he entertainment was a ('1OCl(.G ' success and the l‘.0ll0l‘B_¢%){3Si}(.£VV'C(3edlll)0C{1hi(gapt. pBull’s bgmpapy were 1': 1 y en ._ com anv acts‘ as t to Mayor’s (_3-unrd during the late strike, and did good servicethen, and the boys are all ready to turn outagain at the tap of the drum. The piano used on the occasion was furnished H-=1’. G. ‘Anton, and the floral decorations were 1; Miche . _ ”yAt the close of the entertainment. the members of the company presented Capt. Bull WlLll- a hand- some sword, appropriately inscnbed._ The _p,_«e. W sentation was made by Se_ro:eunt R._ W . Goode, :- t res ousc of the gallant Captain was brief and V d neat an A ' GRAND MUSICAL .somse. The Beethoven Conservatory of Music has been in existence for several years, and has furnished ‘thoroiugh in8tlfllG‘U0.D to many of our yours peo- ‘pie. The ‘instillation has be-en.the.means of oe- 1 wmpmg ‘pm-g—-and ezxaltod musical taste in our . . _ I, ; ,3 3,“ success it has nietrwith; is deserved. ._‘ L,§1§i*i$;-‘grab,-;n3,,.3lossrs. Walda-nerd: Goldbeck, .-, sq Clubs’-ﬂeiunrrui, ﬁunbap ﬂloruiitg, 3suusrp*,1g‘§i,,1$'ZS,. are musicians and teachers of rare ¢ll1*“'5'l cations, and they V have turned out many pupils destined to take high rank in the musical world. In order to show the P70’ llciencv of the advanced classes, the Dl1‘b(‘.l_0I‘S will, ou'l‘liursdziy next, give It &','l‘3|H3 m“““3“1 solrcc stlilbrur Hull. It will be vocal and in- strumental, an selections from the best works ofthe meat composers will be given. Amend the names of pupils in the DI‘0il|'3l1"“°. “W Mr. I. Schocn, Mr. Bennie Prtmm, Misses Hattie Waples, Jennie Kennilwnrthy. Nettie Crane, Mario Moutonnier. L‘}}*"‘ Moutonnicr, Mice Grubb, Matliililc Rnoch. (NW3 Ut1|‘lImIlm'.lt‘milln Gurosclie, Lillie M. EWHIR. Anna \Vci;;‘cl. Miss Mattie C. ISi'c\vst(ai'.l¢3°l;9Vo will slogan aria from Puritaui, and Mr. Viril- dauor will play a_ violin nccompaiiiimoni. 1110 concert will, no doubt, be worthy the high repu- tation of the Conservatory. . ' ANION DES WIiS'1‘IslN8- The Arlon dos Weston: will trlvc .1 concert at Library Hall on the 24th. and preparations are in progress to make it the musical event of the sea- son. The “Fair Melusina,” by I-lotman. W1“ 139 reproduced. M158 Clara lleininan, of 1ndlanup0- its, will sing the part of the lllelusina. Seats can be secured at Bztlmer & Web01"8. 011 311 3-“9-\' W5 21st, free of charge. READING MUSIC AT SIGHT. Prof. M. 11. Butler is organizing at class for the purpose of teaching the reading of music at sight. The first lesson will be given to-morrow evening in the lecture room of the Congregational Church. CHURCH CONCERT. The date of the concert to be given for the bone- ﬂt oi‘ Dr. Rhodes’ Church (St. Mark's Lutheran) has been ﬁxed at Thursday evening, the 24th. It will take place at the church, corner of Elliott avenue and Wash street, and an unusually cliolco program me will be presented by the church choir, assisted by the Amphions, Prof. Becker, Prof- Pilchcr, lilcs.-ers. C. J. Winchester and A. A- Lasar, Mrs. Audubon and Miss Tl1'rell. FAIR AND FESTIVAL. A fair and festival for the beneﬁt of St. Peter’a Church, in Kirkwood (Rev. D. J. Doherty’8). which is heavily in debt, will be held at Masonic Hall, in St. Louis. on the 26th and 27th of Feb- ruary next. Thc ladies and others or the con- xtregation are now busily eiigageti in making‘ up the various articles, and in other preparations. . THE FAT MEN. There is to be a Fat Mcn’s Ball at Uhri-s,z’s Cave Hall on the night of the 24th. Chris. Nunz, the proprietor of the place , is one of ’em-210, as per Fa_irbanks—-and a royal time is anticipated. S'I‘OLLE’S AND FlSCHER’S HALL; The United Social Club‘ give a part? at Stollo’s Hall next Wednesday evening.’ The Baggage Wagon D-rivers’ Protective Asso- ciation will give their eighth annual ball on Janu- ary 22 at Flschcr’s Hall. _ THE w§A'riIi:.it. Daily Bulletin. WAR DE1>"1‘, SIGNAL Snnvicn, S. A. , ST. LOUIS, January 12, 1878--10 :04. p..-tn. Bar. Thor. Weather. .[!1aooooIotooIoIo.I Chicago. Ill..._......... 3002 38 Clear. Cincinnati, 0.... ...... 30.00 40 Cloudy. Davenport, Ia.......... 29.98 37 Edit- Dcnvcr, Ool............ 30.14 22 1‘1i11‘- Indiauapolis, Ind...... 2998 Hazy. Kcokuk, 29 S6’ 37 Cloud?- La Crosse, Wis-:......... 30.12 34 Cloudy. Leavenworth, Kain... 29 81 37 Cloudy. Louisville, Ky..... .... 29.92 40 C'10ll(lY- Memphis, '1‘enn........ 29.68 47 U'0l1dY_- Nashville, 'l.‘enn........ 29 86 44. Lib Raun- Ncw Orleans, La........ 29 82 ~57 Clem‘- Omaha, Neb............ 30.00 3 ~ Lt. Snow. Pittsbtirgzg, I’a...... .... 30.17 35 Clear. Salt Lake City, U. '1‘... 30.19 21 Clear. San Francisco, Cal..... 30.05 51 HWY- Santa Fe, N. M.. 29.82 16 Clear. Shreveport, 29.79 48 Cloudy- St. Louis, Mo...._...... 29.80 40 Lt. Rum- St. Paul, Minn......... 30 11 31 Cloudy. Vicksburir, Miss........ 29 72 55 Fair. Virginia City, hIo.n..... 29.85 10 Clear. Yanktcn, D. 30.22 29 Cloudy. Fort Gib.-on............ 29.59 ‘44 Threat’ng. SacrztuicntO...... ... ... 30.07 45 C1”lldY- Winncmucca....... . 30.08 28 Clear. Cniyoooluouooonooo ‘13200116.........;.o...... Local R ep'ort.._ . SIGNAL O-union, Sfr. LOUIS, MO.,Jan. 12, 1878. 9 I - ’ ' Wind. ‘" Time. a Bar. Thor Plum - W Weather. Dir. 3.; Vol. . 7a. m. 30.026 35 ~ to s..E.." o iclsair. 213.111. 29 904 49 44 . 1?... 1-4. .Fair. 9p. in. 291.830 '41‘ 57, 17 |Cloudy. Means. 29 $97 41.5 57.0 Maximum temperature, 493 . i Minimum tempo:-atur-e, 34° . I ' C Melted snow or rainfall, 0.00 inches. . WM. Emu, Sergeant. I’r~oba.b.ilitics. . _ WASHINGTON, D. 0., January 13, la. m.—-In- dications: For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, ‘falling barometer, cooler northeast. veering to warmer southerly winds, with cloudy and rainy weather- For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, northeast. to northwest winds, cooler, cloudy vveather, with snow i-n_the north- ern portions and rising ba-rometer, butin southern portions falling, followed by rising barometer. For Lake region rising, followed by falling ba- rometer. Northeast to southeast winds, station- ary temperatures, cloudy weather, and possibly rain or snow. Rivers will continue‘ eta.-tiouary or falling. - THE FARE AS's.sOCIA’.l‘i0N. Election of Dircclors-I<‘ina1ici—a.1 Ex- hibit. An election for seventeen Directors of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association . vvas held yesterday, and the following were "chosen: Julius S. Walsh, E. A. Manny, ,D—. K. Fergu- son, G. B. Allen, 0. L. Hunt, Chas. P. Chou- teau, E. C. Lackland, Chas. Green, David Clark- son, El. M. Dodd, Ed. Harris-on, E. D. lileier, C. O. Dutcher, B. lll . Chambers, Thos. E. Tutt, Chas. Todd, E. A. Filley. The following is a statement of the CASH RECEIPTS AND EX}-’ENDl'l"UI_lES FROM DE- CEMBER 1, 1876, TO DECEMBER 1, 1877. D3‘. 01‘. To Cash. Dec. 1, 1876-......$ 2,123 41 -- Bond account........ 40,000 00 Premium accoiint..'..... 35.957 35 ‘Expense account........ 34,246 28 Art l)epa.rtment......... ‘ll-.870 77 Art anncx........._...... 2,000 00 Department Nat. Histy. 13,901 52 Interest account........ 12.314 51 Irnprov-ement-~accouut.. 9,444 44. paV2il)i€l.........._.o House of PublicComfo1't 8.703 04 Printing a'ccount....... 8,274 33. Insurance account...... -_ G.’ ' 25 Animal acc-o-out-......... 4,755 96 Feed acccount.......... 2,166 99 . Employee} Dept. Nat. * V I’IlSl.-Ol'Y......-........ Expense Dept. Nat. liisi.ory............... 88345 Coal account Dept. Nat. Iilst-0l‘_Yooososocoooooon Museum...........-...... 18100 UOIOICOOOIIIIIUOC By Gate fees-............... 5 93,593 35 Booth account.... 17,361 00 Merchants’ bonus....... 15,000 00 Premium Cotton Asstn. 2,500 ()0 Expense account. ....-.. 653 85 Butchers’ & Drovs. ’ Bk. Directors’ Loan. . . . .... .. 24,000 on G $202,438 978 $202438 97 . . XALB .ecretury. Vge, the undersigned, have exaigiiihed the books on vouchers of the Secret.sry an l1flel‘!l§(.‘.tll‘€fll1 itivestig:-itioli and comparison .' found the same to be correct in every particular. GERARI) 15. ALLEN Ciuti-zLEs L. liUN’1‘ CHARLES GREEN § Executive Com. A Card. ST. LOUIS. January 12. 1878.--To the editor of the Gi;OBE-Dniiocnsrz In tliis morning’s issue of your paper appeared an article headed ‘ ‘Where is Mrs. White.” Said article contained several gross mi.-st:zite,nients, calculated to injure me, by conveying the impres- 8101') that Iliad been a party to the com mission of a criminal act. I was visited several days since by parties interested in liushanus’ behalf, but as they failed to advance the required fee, I took no action in the case what_ever. Mr. Scott ls not now, and never has been in my employ; still if my fee had been paid I (’i01llit]t3ss availed myself of his knoivl-edge of the case. and from what I know of him I doubt his having com- mitted any overt act in the premises. "Tlllll . Capt. Stiles was much exercised over the'ca.se is a matter given color by the an xious attemlance he danced upon the (ii-.=in_d Jury yesterday,” is wholly without fou_n.d2ition, for I was not in at- tendance upon the Grand Jury at all, and was at the Four Courts only a few moments in the morn- ing, making‘ ti brief call ‘upon Mr.'Beach, our worthy Circuit Attorney, on a matter of private business. ALBERT J. STILES. Tile Wort; at Louisiana. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LOUISIANA, MO., Janna:-y 12.--The temperance work goes bravely on. An enthusiastic meeting is inlprogrcss to-night. CD1‘. C-onway, the grea. temperance organizer and indefatigable worker, left for Mexico, 1510., to-day. where the move- ment is to -beinaugurated. Efforts ‘are being made to get him to go to St. Louis and lead the Murphy movement there. ‘ . WE can safely assert that nothing equals Dr. 7 Bull's Cough Syrup for all cttscs of Sore Tliroat, 00l1£11B. Colds,’ etc. ‘Price abcents slaottle. 'tlve omccs. 49.305 76 i should have . .. POLITICAL P0lN"l?S. The Unexpectedﬁrrlval of -Senator Allison at Des Moines. -p-...-_....—_.._-......—.....4u Dernoerscy's Dead-Lock in Kentucky ‘Unbroken-— Legislative Proceedings in Pennsylvania and Elsewhere. ..._...4_.........._......_-...——-— Spccial Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DES Moimts, 1.4., January 12.--Senator Allison unexpectedly arrived liero today, which gives credence to rumors aﬂoat htlro tonight that N16 friends of .1113. E‘. Wilson are plottinsr Allison's. defeat on the silver question. The indications to-night are that the Legislature will be fully 01'- xzanizcd Tuesday noon,with Johnny Stone Spook- er. Capt. J. A. '1‘. Hull Secretary or the Senate, and Capt. '1‘. R. Lucas Clerk of the House. There never was such an array of lobbyists for lestiﬁlth The Dollar of the Dude. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. QUINCY, ILI... January 12.--The meeting in favor of the dollar of the daddies to-night, at the Court House, was respectable in numbers and character. H. S. Asbury presided, and Mal- Joseph Rowland, editor of the Herald, was Sec- retarv. A committee on resolutions was ap- pointed, and a committee to select fifty-ﬁve dele- gates to the Springﬁeld Convention on the 15th. The Committee on Resolutions reported strongly in favor of rem-onetizzttion. The resolutions were debated by Dr. Joseph Robbins speaking against them, followed by R. R. Turner and others in their favor, and were finally adopted. The com- mittee reiaortod a list of delegates, with DOWGI‘ W fill vacancies to the full number. It is the inton- tion to charter a car on the Wabash to take the delegates to Springfield. The Pennsylvania. Legislature. NEW YORK. January 12.-—A .H2tl!.'l'l6Ul1l'g dis- patch says that yesterday a resolution was offer- ed by Representative Long for the appointment of a joint committee of the Senate and House to inquire into the circumstance of the riot, and to ascertain the causes as well as results oi.‘ the same, and report the result of the investigation to the Let,rlslature. A very spiritmi debate fol- lowed , after which a motion to indeﬁnitely post- pronc the subject was carried by a. small majority. otwithstanding the -defeat, the supporters of the resolution are confident of securing its recon - slderation within a few days . The dispatch says the resolution was offered as a beginning of an eﬂlirt to make the State rcsponsil.;l.c for the pay- ment of damages by the riots of last summer. The New Orleans Collectorship. NEW OnL.E.4lNs, January 12.-—.A petition signed by at large number of members of the General Assembly of btlth political parties, State oﬂioers, bankers, merchants, importers and business men was forwarded to President Hayes to-nigl:1t,a-sking the appointment of Hon. P. J. Kennedy as ,Col- ' lcctor of Customs at New Orleans. Mr. Kennedy is also indorsed for the position by a large noun.’- bcr of merchants and business men of St. Louis, their ,r.~e-tition having already gone forward. Mr. Kennedy is a conservative Republican, and re- buted to be wealthy. A Friends of the Greenback. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LOUISIANA, MO., Jau.uary 12.-—A rousing- Grecnback meeting was held in this city tc—day, at which , the usual resolutions were passed con- cerning greenbacks. Speeches were _made by home talent, and were well received. from all over the county were present. A reso- lution was carried commending the course of Hon. A. H. Buckner, member of Congress from this district. The Kentucky Se-natorship. Special Dispatch to the Gl0.be~Democrat. . Fnanxroirr, KY. , January 12-.—'l‘h.ere, was only one ballot to-day for the-Senate-rship. Williams, . mild. Farmers I ‘ Sinitl~i,7 gt. m.; Ari-zansas Belle. 9; Andy Baum 51; Lindsay, 48; McCreary, 20: Boyd, 13.9 Three Williams. two Limlsay, and one McCre,a-ry man were absent. Kollar. a Williams man from 1.,?x.()u,l_‘l.‘)0‘fl,, returned and voted fol‘ M-CC,-1'-eary, Wliiob was the osnlv s”-airs. A caucus will doubt,- less be held Monday n.ig=n-t. L -T A Stlgttcstioti to the Preach-erst. To the Editor of the Globe-.-Democrat: . . ST. LOUIS, January 12, l878.—-As your paper has resolved itself into a religious organ for the benefit of lh0SB who wish to take part in the re- ligious controversy new racing so hotly, I wish to say a few words pertinent thereto. Inotice 3 predelictxon on both sides to indulge in Latin quotations when they wish to establish a point, of any importance. Now. as the niajurity of your readers (myself among the number) are not ,2; ft- ed with the Latin tongue, and the object of the controversy is to exiligliteii those who sit in dark- ness on 1‘eli9:ious matters, would it not be more in keeping with the question at issue to gicte Lat.-in l-ess_ot'»ten or, when necessary to quote it. to render it into English, so that the real object of the controversy will be attained, viz: the ex- poundmg of Catholicism and Protestantism, so the public can read understandingly and intelli- gentl_v? - L ‘ A ? Marine. P0111‘ EADS. January 12.--Arrived--Steamship Hudson. ship Thus. Lord, New York; ship Lin- 'u—ist, London; bark lilary Durkee, Havre; brig latch, Rio Jane:-lo. Sailed--steal:-iships Ja- maican, City ef Bristol, Livc:'p-ool--the latter «,irawi.n»a‘ twenty-th-rec feet; the deepest vessel that ever went to sea from port of New Orleans. BAL'[‘i1l/IORE, MD., January 12.-—Arrived—-- Steamship Ohio, from Bremen. LONDON , January 12.--Anivcd out-—Stcamships Wisconsin, Aby-ssina and Italy. BALTlMORl1l, MD., January 12.--A_rrived-- Steamship Sardinia, from Liverpool. NEW YORK, January 12.--Arrived--Fstcamer Herman, from Bremen. - A ‘T Motion Overruled. In the Criminal Court yesterday niorningr, the motion for a new trial naacle by the counsel of David Button. on the strength of the law per- mitting defcndants in criminal cases to testify in their own behalf, the points of which motion were mentioned in y_csteroay’s, GL-OIiE-DE:uO- ‘Char, was overruled by Jildge Jones, who stated in hisreply that the counsel had. failed. to sub- stantiate in any particular any of the points al- leged. ' The matter will now 2'0 to the Court of Appeals. 1 0 CI ..n. *7 “Western Commercial Travelers’ Asso- ciation.” . This Association has now fully organized, and is actively at work to put into operation the purposes of the organization. The constitution, roll‘ of ‘members and all other papers or informa- tion concerning: the Association can be had by calling on the Secretary at _his oilice, No. 612 N. Fifth street. All commercial men (leS1l‘lll2' to be- come members can do so by l‘i‘1tl'lill1g‘ it known to the Secretary. or any member of the Asso_c1ation. - GEO. H. LAUGHTON, l-"resident. A. H. WEBER, Secretary. .4. < Cartlmge Converts. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deinocrat. CARTHAGE, MO. . January 1-2.—’l‘he large st meeting yet held by the ltlurphyites in this _ city was that of last night. The Methodist Church, the largest in the city, was filled to its utmost ca- pucity, many not being’ able to gain even stami- ing room in the vestibule. The roll reached one thousand, and the excitement is at fever heat. It is raining this evening, and the weather is very unpleasant, which w1ll_tcst the love of the cold water disciples for their cause. ; ..., Lemons that are Sweet. To the Edltorof the Globe-Democrat: ST. LOU1s, J:muary 12, ’78.-——-Cain you or some of your scicutiiic friends explain, through the columns of your Sunday paper, the causes that prodi-zce thehswcet lemon? Seven out of three dozen 1 used, recently, sweeter than sweet oranges usually are. The color and general appearance diilercd in no way of the pulp was of a darker yellow. Yours,ti-uly, U I I 4L Despair and Arsenic. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deinocrat. DUQUOIN, ILL. , January 12. -—‘-.'vIrs. Jane Har- rash act is not definitely known. Crushed to Death. ‘ Special Dispatch to the Globe-Doinocrat. passed over his head. killing him instantly. .4‘; noticeable of which are worthy of mention. proved to be sweet-— from the common lemon, cxcciptlug‘ that the color riss li.ving,ubout four miles northeast of this city, suicided on Monday niirht last, bv taking arsenic. Deceased was about twenty years of age and married- The cause of the unfortunate V.-'oman’s LOGANSPORT, IND., Junuai-y 12.--John Guil- ford, while hauliugaload of wood to town this afternoon, fell oil the wagon and the wheels Ar 21 Grand German given at Delmonico’s by a loading New York Society Club, the toilets are said to have been especially beautiful. the most Mrs. Pierre Lorillard wore a costume of white silk, ' trimmed with black velvet and lace“; Mrs. Robins a white silk and white lace dress,looped -with pink roses; Mrs. Fran'ekly.n 1 white ‘lace. -with Roman ve-lvot,witli ornaments of diamon<ls;Ml'3- Philtllﬂ ‘ .. 4 west. ESTATE AGENTS. tulle over white silk, trimmed with \V"'0=*-U18 0‘ margueritces; Mrs. W. I Vanderbilt black tulle. with dluiiitltids; Miss Thuycr it black tulle dress, righly embroitlercd, with white and blue sashes; Miss Fnntiy Potter a costume of bluck,with white stripes; Mrs. J. L. Lee wore ll‘ canary-colored gros grain, with point lace overdross. Thllti T: v‘mt.~s. Height of water aboveiow water mark. 9 1-10 foot. Fall in p:tst‘.7.’4 hours......................0 ft. 6 in. ~ Space under center arch of in-iutre........7‘l feet. Space under side arches oi bruise. . . . . . . .72 feet. ill’. :3. F.AltRAlt. 3-...»..- I “":::::I calls. '1'. mutton; PARRAR <32: 00-, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 525. Wasliingtun Avenue. WM. DI. IVICPHERSON, l&ST11_TE AGENT. *--—u_ R.EN'l.'S COL: ?"l‘lCl‘). Loans iitvgrotiated. NOW-FY Public and Uommlssloner of Deeds for all the States. - .520 Pine Street. ARRIVALS. Juo.B.M:iudc,Vicksb’a:- 1‘-“wit. bank- DEPAR’l‘l'_JRDI. _ Jno.B.ltlaudc.Vicksb’s. Victory. Quincy. E. 0. Elliott, (Pd '1‘owcr. H. C.YuegerN.Orleuns. BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE. ViCt0rv. o o o c 0 u o 0 o o 9 0 - ..EI‘ll8.*il1i1’'!, 4 Do mi City oi’ Alton, New Orlczms. . l. tlwdily. 5 13- m- 3‘. W. MAT]-IIAS. AIME D16 JON? MATHIAS & DE J(lN(7u HOUSE AND REAL ES'I‘A'I‘E AGENCY. ISOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERSa COLLECTOI:tS AND F1NAN(,‘I.AL /\Gl".N'l‘S, 607 Locust Street, Insurance Building. Emma 0. Elliott. Grand ’1‘ower..Tuesdav, 5 p. In. Citv or Che.~'-‘ter. Memphis.......Moud.uy. 5 D. 11!- Arliuusas. Keokuk...............'l‘U3*<13V- 4 0- m- Craud Tower. Vicksburg........'l‘ue-day, 5 p. m. Fannie Tatum, Pittsburg ........li1ondcy. 4 D. In. BANK NOTES. The river fell about six inches yesterday, and. the levee presents a. more horrible uppcarance than ever. The liarborboat will be brought up Monday to wash the mud away. Bmsinesﬁ W83 good vestcrday for boats going“ below. I The lirlniulc arrived from VIC‘/kr~?i3ul'l.'-‘ﬁt an 83”? hour yesterday, and i'elui':rod last. night with all she could carry. About -1:.-.0 she had to freight, and left drawing full 5% feet. Mr. 0 er JOKN S. CAVENDER. EICUSE AND REM. - MARCUS FINCH. I EAL ES'.l‘A'I‘E AGENT. East St. Louis. 111. Enwlnm 3. nowgn. CAVEN'DER & ROWSE. ESTATE AGENIB. N ntarlss Public and Conveyancers. Loans us. otlated on real estate. 8 aecial attontlonpsid to col- eotion of rents and care 0 property. No 800 Olive et.. st. Louis. Mo. rcucsuincd his duties as clerk. _ W. W. Bryan, the owner of the “llr€§=_cr1Dt10n (I05-R” on the War Eagle. left for New xork last ni lit, to be gone several weeks. ‘he Elliott came up from the bank yesterday and ,«_~,(,;u-lg-.(’[ on a trip to Grand '1‘ower. _'LhC Vic- tory st.urte«.l for Quincy last Illtllll. ‘Vim 3 iii” trip. She will return on Tuesduv. i-Hid 80 back to Louisiana. that evening- stores for rent, lease parts of the city. ..-s..__.... J 0171357 li!lAGU1REs EAL ESTATE AND H.OU.‘.5E AGENT. CON 1 veyancer and Notarv Public. Houses, lots ant sale or exchange in cmlercnt Honor leaned on real estate, The A3'kansa3 will be in Tuesday, from 8b»0Ve. and be ready to leave for Keoku_k ’l.‘uosilav night. Thc ll. Yacp;cr left for New Oi-leans. last _ nil.-‘ht with atvery good freight tl'lp._ Her officers will return in time for the _invcs-tight-ion of the Ste. Genevieve-Y:iegcv COl_llt3lOn.. _ . T The City of Chester, of the Anchor Line, is on deck to leave for Memphis to-uio‘rmW evenlllg‘. to be followed on Tuesday by the Grand lower, for WM. OOTH. Office. 519 Walriut st... bet. 5th and 6131}. ms. CUMMISKY. iv. x. can .13-OOTH. BARADA & CO., ) EAL. ESTATE AGENTS. NIl‘.G0.’1‘I ATE h Loans. buy a-ttdsell real estate. collect rent-l,nd give personal attention to the management of taste No. 519. Olive st:-net. Vicksburg. _ . Capt. Conway will burst: out his line pa.ssen.ger and fi'ci_s;ht steamer, Fannie Tatum. 1'01‘ PMS‘ " burg to-morrow afi.ernoo.n, at 4 o’clock. _ The Mollie Moore was expected to arrive last night from New Orleans. The Ar-kansas. ‘Special D~isnatc~h to the Globe-.I)emoc-rat. QUINCY, ILL., January 12.--The steamer Ar» ~ kansas, whch has been fast in the ice opposite A the levee for a week, was got out of her perilous - position this iiio1'nin-'g:_. She has several holes stove in her h.ull,ana will be put on the ways hero , for repairs. - . Special River "l‘ele:r.a.ms. GRAND TOWER, ILL., January 12.-——_Do,parted-—.— M-ab, Crystal City, 4 p. m. Up—-Mollie Moore, 1 a. m. ‘Down--Belle M:em.phis, 11 at. in. The Moore reports the Helena aground at Devil's. Island. River falling. _ Csmo. In... Jauiiarv 12.-—Arr1ved——City of Ilclena, St. Louis, 1p. m.; B. Church, New 0.1-loans, 5 -p. m. Do.pai-te.d——(}eo.rge t_-3..pang;ler, St. Louis, 11 p. m.; City of liolena._Vic.l;sburg., 6p. m.; C. B. Church, Cincinnati, 6 1).. no. River 17 feet, 5 inches and fallinv. Woatliel' ' warm and r9.in.ing. _ 1>u~r1~sBu1:gc,, 121., January 12.——Rlv-er ten feet nine inches, stationary. Weather cloudy. and EVANSVILLE, Iun., January 1_2..—-Clear morn- ing , cloudy to-nigl-it. signs of rain . ‘Wind north- east; mercury 33 to 47° ; river?‘ 8-10 s_c:=nL: fal1l13g- Down-—-Digck Johnson, 12:45 at. m. ; Ed Billlbﬁ and barges, 11; morning Star, 4 D. tn. Up-—Ma2gle IS duo to-night. The Ed Hobbs is illling her barges up rapidly and will get off Isl-onday. _Thc 1%-izirylﬂlizalietliis preparing to leave to-night. - Business dull. 9 _ _ NEW ORLEANS, January l2.—Ari}ved-_—Scmi-- nnle, Ouachita. River; Yzazoo Valley, I azooB1vcr;~ E. O. ~Stan—ard, St-. Louis; Golden Rule, O1ncin- - nut-i. Dc-nai-:ted--Natchez, VlckSblll':£;‘; BartA-bio, Texas and Kate Kinney, Red River; A. C. Don- nally, Ci_nqinnat-.i..3 Y.fl,Z"TG Valley. Yazoo River; A-shland, Arkansas River; Clara. _S.._ €3u«'t._chita River ;. Gold Dust, St. Louis. Raining s.tead=1l-y all ay. . LITTLE ROCK, Ja_nuarVi 12.——Wcath‘cr cloudy and rainy- Ilivcr falling, with 9‘ feet on gauge’. HAWN.E_E'I:;OWN. I.!;.I....J€snuai_'y 12.-River fall- ing. Weather cloudy and c.a_s_t wind. U"§)-+Al'- kunsus Belle, 11 last nigh-t; Andy Baum , 8 22.. m . D_.o\vn--I-llcwild, 3 a.m.; Silverth—oi:n, 12 last niglit; Gmld.-en Rule, 8 a.m.; V1-ntS_hi-n-k_,1e. 8..a._..n1. . The Golden City has a fair trip; got here. with , over 100 tons. _ LOUISVILLE, January lv2.—Wcat.licr cool. Dc.- narted--lllary Miller, Ciiicimiati; Laura Davis, Tennessee. River falling “’lvtll5f-CCLGIDCDCS in’ the canal. _ _ CINCINNATI. 0., January 12.-—-River 8 fe-et_4. ‘ inches and i'ising‘. Departed--E‘xcliange, l.’itt.s- ‘bum: Jae. D. P.-irl;e.r, Memphi.-; Ztlarv Houston, New Orleans. VVeather clear and cool. -- VICKSBURG, January 11.---Weather cloudy: heavy rain. Thermometer 57° . River fell -1. in- ches. Up--Citv of Vlc.l;s.btirg, 1 p. m. _: .l.’;.v.ra;,*0u-ti, 6 p. m.; Jun. 13. Williams and barges, 9 a. m. Down--Katie, 5 a. in. THE following verses illustrate the new arith- tactic of -the silver inilationists: Nine mills make one cent, Nine cents make one dime, Nine dimes in.-ii;-e one dollar, Nine dollars. make one eagle. —-[New York Mail . elves Tanuissoaravicai. . UPPER} I91I§S3£SSIP-E’l. f\Z‘\./"\./"\/'\—-"\/"\ ‘-4 ‘ Keoliuk North-ern Line lhscltet Compariy For Hannibal. Quincy. ‘Wa1‘saw and KC().K.l.l1§2 A1‘3KAN.SAS.... . . . . . . ..‘i.‘ita.ll. liiiaé-stver. .__ ‘,3 Leaves’: '1‘-Ub.SDA‘l . l.C.tll.:‘-tit -3. p. in. Q . \ * " ‘ -L >4 _1 ‘ 3, v. _ _ . »— .,,--. 3‘; . Keokuk Northern Line Packet Compaiiy. ’ For Clarksville, Louisiana and Way Lan.ding»s. VICTORY... . ..... ..GEO. DUNCAN, Malster. , Loaves UESDAY. lbth. at 4 p. m. 3' ' I. , Office on wha.i~fboat_. foot of Olive street. ‘ ‘.: .1 | ‘Va F0 I_ Clhce on the wl~iari‘looat. foot of Olive st. Vt’. F.DAV1_DSO;lV. President. I.Q.VVEI{ DEITSET-'.[SSIP1’L \_/\/\/‘~/N./\ f\/X/\/ /‘\/\— /'\./'*--/\-I St. Louis mid New Orleans l.-‘acltet (3omp.a.ny. . For New Orleans and ‘War Laiidiiigs. CITY OI!‘ ALTON ........ .......l?-ixbv, Master, . . Leaves 'l‘uesday. 15th. ctr: p. m. . _ , For-freight or passage apply on board l -,_wha~rfl)oat.— foot of Market street. , -N. 8.~—'l‘hrou,¢z-h bills lad-mgr given to Shreveport. La. ,via N. 0. l_t.R. 'l‘.Co._(Ai3zen’s Line). ‘- and to all points on Ouacmts. River via N . 0. andt). Ft. T.Co=. (Blank’sLi.ne). ~ . J01-IN VV. CAI-‘LROLL. Agent. - St. Louis I-faexet Company. U. s. MAIL LINE. _ For Cairo. Columbus. Hit.-,l<ina,n, jaiemplns. G-res-nville nd Viclisburs-A.ncl1or L sis Meinpiiis and fl GRAND TOWER....................l.ennox. Master. -- Will leave on ‘l“UE‘S.l)AY. 1-mi. at o p. in W. is. ltussrlilii. .".=l+~._.~_ Age nt. MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS I-‘A(‘.KF.".l§_ (.l().—-Ll. 8. ‘Mail Line--l?‘or Cairo, Columbus, Elickman and Momtihis (Anchor Linel. 0131“. OF CHES’l‘Bs.R......... .........Zc.i.£rler. master. . ‘ "Will leave M()l\TDAY. lldtli. at .5 p. m. W’. B. i.~lUS$l5.‘.Ll., Agent. := '2»? ' " :~.3-'.. -.. -. l?:lemplii.s swirl St. Louis Packet Co. For St. Mai-yls. Ste. Geiievieve. Chester, Whit- ‘ tenherg and Grand 'f‘owcr. E. C. ELLICTTJ‘ ..... ...... ..LIGrl-l’l‘f.~.lER: Master . ‘ Le-:aves'l‘uesday, Tlllll‘Sd8.YlIi.il(l S:atttirday t “‘ ' ‘V0 BI ~ ' A,££cnt. at 4 p. rn. -i OHIO. iiici.nnati, Wlieolirig and Pittsburg. Steamer FANNIE TATUM..........Conway, master, Leaves MONDAY. 14th. at 4 p. m. R. B‘. SASS. '22’) N. Couiincrclal. L. F‘. l‘)‘Al{(7-Ah'l_BA.L.. ‘Z351 Olive st. J. H. BOWEN, N. t,:om‘l. Agents. BIUTUAL FIRE INSUEt£l.NCE. 1%,» ISEsOIlRI S'l‘A'.l"E lirlutual Fire and Marine In- J 9 ' surance Comp:in_y. of St. ouis. DlItF.CT()BS--VV. A. lizirgadino. E. Wyinan. Jsnios Smith, M. Etlgcll, ll. B. Turner. Adolphus Meier‘. B. 3.’. Alexander. 6!. S. Greeley. James it. Katine. S. M. EDGELL. President. F. B. HOM‘l:‘.S. Secretary. Oflice: Chamber of Commerce, Rooms Nos. 126 and 128. Emrance from Cliestiaiit street. R'iSKbl taken only in tile citv and county of St. Louis itUSTEE’S SALlE—-Wlicreas, by deed of Ii;ll.:iK: dated December 20. 1876. on record 111 booltotlzi. page 6, St. Louis ‘i--loco:-<.‘.oi"s office. V.’ illiam A. bien- - der-anti Wilhelmina his wife, of the City of St. Louis. State of lulissouri. conveyed to the undersigned the followings: described real estate propel"!-Y. With 11I1l'Jl'0'~’<+«- meuts thereon, to wit: All that cvrtﬁ-in 131‘-‘W 01‘ lltlﬁ‘-«”-l Wspsci “?477oTlc-E58. C ‘ ,_ ;_ ,n.- '>« -. .... H I 7‘! .:33’"- ‘ r t - -3'...-.' . 617 St. Charles .S=‘troet, St. Lottie, lilo. A _ uler eduste.-of two Met1ic_a.l Goncgea. has been lo ~ en- gag in t. e special treatment of all Venereal, Sex and ¢3gb,33o11ia Diseases that any other Physician is St. I:0uiS.w.s- cit pa. . ersshow and all old residents kn {|'»|Bl"O OW. V _ (Glee! ﬁérietu re, Qrohltgs, Her 1 _ , nary D’: ceases, nd Synhilitioor . , we of ect p9 of the 1‘ rec , s 1:_n_ or none “*0. .routc ‘wit impure. e ed success, on latest scientiﬁc prone; lea. Safely, Privately. - i‘-in ‘ ill " ‘ lime "* 9! ..st:;mi° ~&’.«*.‘f§.*..+.. years. or other causes, and which produce some of following effects: nervousness, seminal t)nli'GSi0!18., debility, dimness of sight, defective memory, pimples on the face, physical sleet!-y aversion to soci-ety of feninlos, con_i'usi-on of ideas, .oss of sexual powe v, otc., rendering marmage improper or unhappy, are permanently cured Pamphlet (36 pages), relating to tb.o—ano_ve, sent in sealed envelopes, for two postage stamps. "Consultation at -office or by mail free, and invited. A friendly tall: or his opin- j ion costs nothing. When it ismconvcniont to vi-sit the city for treatment, medd- ciues can be sent. by express or mail everywhere, Cureable cases guai-an teed; ere doubt exists it is frankly stated. Office hours: 9. A. M.to 7 P». M. Sundays, 1?.-M. to 1 P. M. PAM~PlgLl3‘lT. one stamp. MAN-HOOD, all about it, 10 cents. "WOMAN l-IO-OD. Ever woman _ should read it; 10 cents. MAlt%l’i<'f<)Ol) an WOMAIJHOOD in G.ei~m_a_n, ill-iistratcd . 15 cents in money or stamps. , ..si$.BE%.I..&. . 0 Pa is. Time Plates. ‘ , .-l-i= , .. Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for in inoney or postage stzmips. Over fifty wonderful pen pictures, true to life; articles on the following subjects : him may merry, who not, Why. P-roper age t0'n1.'.L1‘l‘.‘y. Wlio_ma.1u‘y iirst, Manhood, Womanliotd, Physical decay. The effects of celibacy and excess. - Who should marry ﬁller! life and happiness may be increased; The Physiology of , eproduction, and many_more. Those. mar- ried or contemplating murrio,-3;e should read it. After a life-long practice, I-masert-from human as well camera! conviction, it ought to be real! by all adult persons, then look- ed up, not laid a’:-ound or lost, as it is worthy of re-reading. It contains the cream of medical 11‘te.1.‘aatuI!e, tlicugh-ts goth- ered in an extensive practice, and worth to any one who will give it a. careful e.rusa1,lte1i times its cost: Popular E ‘ition, some as above, but =23; xi cover. ‘I60 «pages, 9.5 cents by mail. Cheapest good guidei a America. For either, address, enclosing amount in money or postage stamps, gs. wsif§ri;si.g,,,,_ei7-_-st. 01:13..-ties street, St. Lssis._.itg. . for the last 20 years, can be consulted as usual personall-y letter at his olp. Private Dispriisr-.ry. from 9. A. M. to 3 1’. 1l,I..,.,ti-I all diseases of the 1_-;,_.,p«‘?.b1‘Y and G_e11er.<_z.’_r.ive_0ri:-.rans, of both sexes. The best Medical and.Surgical skill is employed. and speedy and permanent cures guaranteed DR BUTTS’ P’ ' who profess to euro thcsc.discz»tscs, read his Private 1 Bil... lx.l3-‘tr":s‘ :',~'3i.vliil..1:ic rcniedy ls 1 C‘: No. 12% _ 1-... Eighth est.-...-s, st. Louis. Mo. " Having made it “Specialty” of Private and Chronic l)ia§as£¢ r y. Bcibrc applying 1;; eigiieg - ic Adviser on the di orders and abuses of the R.cprod_uctive .. ans withtlie best means of cure; and his 358-I‘1'ia~S'G Gui G, on V’\Tm'nan and Marriage, R(~producti_on and Fcniale Diseases. '.Pr':ce 80 etc. each, or both, containing over 47 pages appropri-. atciy lllust.ratetl.’toi-_75 cts.. mid jud'JF'(: for yourself’. Sent undcl seal on receipt. 0: price. Address ~._,,_ agave, sa.eouannaE iii-2c 621 North Filth street botw. Washington Avenue 01145‘ .G1‘C(3ll, lSt L0llI:lJSﬁ.M§J, I§st".riblishe%1l8‘3'£'3 ravve” aim“ ;93»DR. lOl_lA~ A ’r"-‘ -egeta e u I.-1‘ ;. .. ‘ ncntl-_y_ cures all iorlns of “S1_)rr.iiiutorfiiL'tl” or “SC‘llll‘ll€ll‘ 1 cak- ness" lll from}? to l('1\’v'e§)ks,ti&ii_(£‘.b It iestores the ,}lOll’.!:l{l‘l.‘li_‘;l8g‘()iI.t' of those who lava o.-s_ roye 1 y excesses or on. ‘c . ‘_ has ll\L‘V\.'l‘f'1llle(l ill onrmcr even‘ t‘he.w0rst (:usos.._ ’ricc, hve ‘l).ollu.r.~: Sent to any .-‘9.t?‘.ll‘0SS‘ tree from olisci'v'a,t.icn. _ is-n~Di~.. soil.-iNNAN‘s “Vegetable sypliiiis C;'ure”. is wuiraiitcd to pg! m ¢1jl(‘.lll'.ly cure “SY PI-I ILI S"mid eradicate the lust vfésflllc 0* 5'*)_'l-71ll,1lU<> n_oir-on from tho syiztcni. Those having the disease _l-ll-I‘-1_Ul1~l'. 1" 91911‘ blood, conc.es.lcd frcini 0l’lSCi7\'ﬁtl0!l.. 3“ li3_00113W}1t"0‘la1 I01'“1:,“l<‘-l"?\».v jC0n:1l‘(llZ1lll{lllC health and? ha.pp:n_cssci another, as wel_~l as that .-.+1:hen- ¢'.‘('l-'g!n~in:¢);, 53,31,171; itiitiit-di:i;t.t-ly use this I-ll1(.“'.ll‘(.‘.l’ll(*.., and be \:I,‘:'R,"‘_v_]:) L‘()1{ LIFE, P|'l¢‘(‘,I‘1\'(§I)Oll€l.rs.. bent to any A(l!lT0. i-. ' l3.id'«"l')i.'. We “'l‘rcalis4> mi .“s.*-“t""" 5“ """"“"“-’ -“”'~‘ Flt.l:Zl‘l. A SURE THlbiG‘.* xvztrrtmtel 10 euro Syphilis in the pri1=_n:u‘3’_-. secosldiufy 3-110 WY‘ tia.ry stages. and in all its V8.l'l€-(1 EtlldCOlllpl1C.1tt,f9i1 forms, and will cure the worst case of V’el1t-tIC?\lAti.'lB- ens-e. cases which have reslstecl the treatlneiit oi the most eminent and skilltiil physicians in lX_11l€*3l‘1Cﬂ..1 It cures :he first sto.g;es and heals the u.ce.i's ll-lﬁlew days. It cures ulcers in the uIUui»_I.'-. Hose. t1’1!’.05-to head, arnis and lugs ; also, hard pains in the bot1eS,'N.m£ joints. swelling oi."ti1e joints sypliilitic rlieuinatrsm, e1c., in a short time. lﬂrvce $5 per pas_:ka.-re. ‘cont ev- erywhere by express. A treatise on sexual gliseaset free. Sent sealed for two stamps. Di. .1. lhnsbeer. 508 Northseventli street. St. Louis. s_o.-o proprietor. ublications. Cures gua.rant.oed. or the monev relunaeo. Dr. llinsbeermaltes Chronic Diseases a specialty If you are afliicteu. with no u1atterwha_t.c:t1l or wr.te. 9‘ 33941.10; T-f_. ‘ E Diwtg-gists Hihienio. ltufallihio ed 1 Preservahve. 7 ~ The only Remedy which cures -, Without additional means. ‘ 1 4, 9 sat. no-ms, lilo. A ro;_.-,'ul:tr physzciati or many _‘,‘<l.‘.l.l‘S «;xpcri_en‘.33. CUﬂE.‘3 FQR , LIFE Spe1‘mato1°rhr;sa, not vous dehilr&o'.tg€:nii-lint losses Vvltél ' oresins, o me.inory,_laci; cs. energy, ;!.;'i~;'-trzio ..‘.'l.C§ tee.‘-:ua1 wen - faces), caI:is?1t.1 by a"-ousc or excess; airs‘- ii.-1_ecl"., t:}C=11,Crr}.‘..e=;3a., 53i;f.t’-iet1—117e, Syphilis-(all fr; .1:-as‘) am’ all private 0.15 cases, affect- ingitlie Gcnerati.v-*.Oitga.ns, l~‘.1z-.52-€4.31 iiiducys, tsliin, Throat, Nose and Bones. Blood 21;‘-.2:-risen Eradicatesl 3‘[Czt1l.1l.O0d Re- stored, I’:.tti.ci;ts trcat<:(l zit txtficc or l‘-_v iu:..:i cc7:iidcnti:i.lly, and mctllciiaes suppiieil. ‘CE-7A.l’<;.€.’i;l-“\‘ I{l<‘.AS3ONl‘.~ iillll. iﬂonsultations and cnrrespo blot for bltainp. Hours 8 to 8. " '" ‘‘’ " ' "‘ '. {'18 .pn,g<1$, .... 2“. .‘.i::.rric,.:.-go, its (,1i.ific;'..*:.l‘.i‘. ‘Em- -.~.u;~?~. 2:3‘: 6i3;.¢=-l.-:£.:‘.-<i3" but SE”jl.'..1"l"'_-1-____§.‘3’”U‘R.-"IE3... NO EXPENSE TO. THE PATEEN". .% BQQK gziviner full insti'iictiOr.s for the cursor . . Silt‘!1‘-malOl'l‘l‘l(-3£t._Siillllllztl W --,aku<=s.~3. <-t.c.n.‘.‘ sent to anyiidcii-css on receipt_ of —.*..l._ A<ltii'c§=:_3 l1l‘.,._»R _lh1\- N'l3‘.RBACI-I. M. D..In<li;ana.pOlisJud.. is Illlllt)-lS'St PRE. ®lilIP”i‘ION Fll.E‘.Ei‘. 4 OR THE Sl’ll".lCi)Y (T-'tlll"E of Seminal Weakness 1 _ Lost.h:’lanl1<i<)-d and all disordc-1'3 brou:z*ht on by in <- discrction or e‘xccss. Any (ll‘llL?';.!lSt has , the inirretli-_ cuts. Dr. Jauucs 5200. . 1.30 W.Sixth st.. Cmci-nuati.()°’ 1:, R.1(}(iP.D‘s lLssenc.e or J.4lI_C l'.eStO_I'Cs 1_nan{l00(1' and the vigor of youth to the most _shs.ttei-ed consi Etut-ion in four \.Ve@l£S. Failure iimimsxblc. This lift:-restoring remedy should be taken lay all about to marry. or who have become weakened l'_i-oin excess or any other cause. Sll('.t’.‘t’SS in every case is as cert:-tin. ‘ --.‘_ ;._..,~.. . » : as that watcrt ueni-hos tliirst. Sole .:t9:e11t. 5)1'- J09- J:i('..’lll€‘S. 7 UlllV.(:'I‘SltY l'lace, New Kerk. I.)3.‘l1££,9,’lSIS‘ supphed. — ""0 Oillllijl M.) PAY! - ..="tB.i5.. J. L BEAN, 175 South Clark st.-. sou. .\‘loiiroc.("l_1i<-:15-.1'o. is still l’.1'<‘f{Ilng' :-1 ‘; ‘ _l’rivatc.Nervous. Climatic a.1i«.'i Special-‘ , Iliscascs, S1393-ii1:2t;)i':*ii<ca,‘ §.ll‘.“,;ti"I.-t“.l1(‘.‘g‘ ' (SCXIIEIJ liic:'.i>8.cit,\‘ . ltciiiztic Visease and lliiliculties. etc. l3.’12:*3"“(.‘»ii".i.~aiittatiorh ~.'-?“‘ ‘I jl]1;_g-usggggilﬁae. Dr. ‘lioanis the only l‘li:.‘sicl:i.ii in the any i;b,g,*;,-ar.~,Z,1~1--3.23:.-s cu ms o 2- n o pay . All lzm §.r.‘:i:z;£c-S spoken . ‘ 1"‘-“~l~*« personally or by lell-Cl‘.il’OO.G"l.‘CCll book, .-__~..—: TRUS'FEE‘S SAIRE.--\\’lioro»:is. .loscpli .l?yailleu(a _ - slni:le1“n:i:n) by liisceriam (loud or ti-‘us-.i,< amt ie 3rd day of ..l:-tniiary. 1976. and rcc.o_i-nod 111 book‘ No. pagszc ‘.-‘.S_):»: of i:lic 1'.-;cm*.~.‘i.~t. of the (.;ll_Y (late coun..y)_ of ’;-‘.f,, 1,..m,«~,, mmvgvoll to the iiii<lci*si..>:iie<l the folloivlng desci'llv;:d real t.",.’~.‘~l'.:»tl(5. ==iI1l?'-1'€‘l- 1.\'5l1é’.' “W1 l-’9“‘5§‘“ 0'0 City of St. Ilcui-7.. tltaie of hIi.~i=sOm'i. tt)-l‘.'lt:+‘_l“3t'_‘,9:‘lEl- lung at a Dtfiitli. in the cast from line of Ft>!l_l‘..i1§-lLl4:‘.‘..lJ in me City of st,» Louis. Stale of‘h-lirxsoiiri. (l1S.l..tl..lt northwaidlv one liuiidrsd and oi;-mt (E0?) feet from the soutliwosl. corner of city block ii!.iii‘i.3cr sc\.»ct1.,t)"' nine (79): thence ll<>1'lh\V:l rdly with the .'t3’()l‘CSa.ld line of land situate in said city of St. Louis. Static: of Mis- souri. being: lot number four (4% ll! b_1_00K_D“m_b9l‘ Six‘ teen hundred and seventy-nine 6&9). 1n Picut and ot.ho.rs‘ subdivision, contmni ,2’ tWc11ty—iive (125) {mil in front on the southllue of (.)‘ls“allon street luv a depth of nint-spy (90) feet to an alley. bounded north by 821-10 ()‘1<‘a11on street. east by lot number five (5). sold to Jévilliam Hchmann, south by west by lot number three (3), sold to Ferdinand Meyer-—whioh conveyance was made to. secure the payment of certain notes tliercin described; and whereas. one of said notes is past. due and has remained unpaid; now, therefore. at the re- quest of the legal holder of _ the same. and in accord- ance with the conditions in said deed contained. I will. on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1878. said alley, and o‘clock p. m. of that day. at the east front door of the the above-described prq rty at ublic vendue, for cash. to-the highest bid er. to setlsiy. said notes and 61 soaring E.-.tt.d.v moon Sykes anink and ‘brocad-an pence of carrying out or this trust- ‘ 134111; §',uISE. .13.. Trustee- and between the hours of ten o‘clock a. m. andtour - . Court House. in the City of St. Louis. proceed to sell I Of if‘curth street twenty (20) feet; I-h(“‘?"=’ i°"f§"“"°“,rf.1,})3”' . s:lxty~four (54) feet; 1..honce soutl.m'a.i'dlY t_‘~)V1’-U33 gt) feet: thence wcsl;wai'(ilY S1XtY'f‘"”’ (M) f'”¢I".."° 1.3 point of heginnitw; bounded 1l<)1’t1_l bl’ ll1‘f’l}U__*1'/ ‘D1‘?gV orforiuerly of Arc ibishop Is..9!1I'ICK. esliit 1;) ll,-‘@1331 :3’ nziw or forinerly Of Winkelmeyerl 30”“? "Y NW‘-(3-=3 Joyajle and Wes“) F‘Qxu'l'.l1stl‘t36I. Which said cori- ,.ey,,nce to the un ,ei'signed was inade to secure 3113 D,W,,,,.u; 01 cgptghl notesin said dectl of tlust e- scribed: and whereas a partof .hc third and all of the fourth lnterest notes in said deed t1(1‘St'l‘il_i(.'£d remain due and unpaid. Now, therefore. at the request of the legal holder of said notes, and In pursuance of the provisions-of said deed of trust. the undersigned will on ISA?!‘-URDAY. THE 21) DAY OF‘ FEBRUARY. 1878. between the hours of 10 o‘clock a. in. and 5 o’.clocl: , 1 . 1 1 ‘id- , . tth-i tfrout door sf the Court 1 cxilseolgatlhio Cltya of SLSt?“I.ouis. Missoiiri. 8811 $110 d.e‘ci-ibed real estate at public voudue. _to the I légilglygst bldder for cash, for the purpose of sattstyuls ‘said notes and the costs '01 eXe~clll.in${9U.1lS,tl.‘,§$.t. , St. Louis. January W11. 1875- ' _» 9 O D '0 8 _g.__ 51. 301115 ﬁailg @1011:-ﬁtntnttal, $1lttllHQ’ﬁt01."1tl‘It;],Edltlttllfpnlg, 1878.; To THE PUBLIC it In consequence of the great demandfor money, Iwill continue to sell all my stock tor the amount due. consisting of DIAMONDS, WATCHES’& CHAINS and Fine Jewelry of alldescription. IE. <5}. ]MI<:3E3ES’ Red Front Loan Office, 208 IN". FOURTEI ST- All Business Strictly Conﬁdential. p , ¢J.F.LEIGHTON,Wliolesale watches Clocks . ’° 3"‘? J°We1TY . C01‘. 4th. 8: Chestnut sts. Having‘ , '_ .. direct connection with over 200 manufactur- ._. gets. I can oiler special inducements to buyers CITY NEWS. Millinery, Suits, Etc. 1). Crawford & Co. have made most perceptible - reductions in the prices of their trimmed hats and. hon nets, ladies’ ready made stulfsuits and beaver cloaks, in ‘order to close them out by the end of this month . Batter Caie Farina makes the best batter cakes, wafiles, self-raisins‘ corn meal. Jack Frdst Flour. Manufactured by Woodward & Dwight. 4 DR. BLANK’S BLACK MEDICINE. Price: Large ‘bottles, $1; small size, 60 cents. Thos. Wood In the only direct and authorized advertising agent All con- tracts made by him will be recognised as if made of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT in this city. in the office. ‘ L Postagevstamps For sale in any quantities, and at all hours, at this office. “PINCKNEY, JACKSON iii 00. ’s Fine Spices.” 9 DR. BLANK’S BLACK DTEDICINE to regulate the liver and the bowels. DB. WIIITTIER, a regular graduate, 617 St. Charles street, as for the last twenty vears, may be found from 9 to 7 daily,where remarkable cures may be had of blood diseases, impediments to Safe reasonable charges. Call or write . marriage . medicines. Consultation free. L Du. BLA1~.'K’s BLACK MEDICINE the only remedy for chronic constipation and c-ostlvencss. Boson COMPANIONS,6 for $6, ﬁnished com- plete, linen bosoms and cuffs; extra quality, 6 for $9; at “Lindell” Gents’ Furnishing Store, 604 Washington avenue. 4 ‘BISHOP RYAN’S Leci;c on "What Catholics Do Not Believe" (second edition, with notes) for sale at P. Fox’s,‘14 South Filth street, and all the book stores. L Du. BLANK’S BLACK MEDICINE to purify the blood and to move the bowels. Rollervskating. ' For the present, will be conducted every after- noon and evening at National Hull, northeast corner Broadwiiy and Ch mbers street. Large hall and splendid floor for skating. ova SPECIALTY ONLY 50¢ PER POUND. Reliance Tea Co., 615 Franklin avenue. HANDSOME PRESENTS GIVEN with Tea. 4 T SUMPTUOUS board,$5 per week, at McDowell's, corner Sixth street and Washington avenue. L CARRIAGES and bu ggie: repaired and repainted for spring use in first class style by J as. A. Wrigli & Sons, 809 and 811 North Fifth street. 9!. T MILLINERY--Gl‘eat bargains in elegant and se- lect inillincry goods at 323 North Fifth street, un- der Mercantile Library. -{-—-——————--—— 'wiii"ot Bishop Marvin. The will of the late Bishop Enoch M. Marvin It is brief, and contains To each of his live children he gives $00.mid the remainder of his estate to his Wife durinx h0l'_|lft=_nnd widowhood. Mrs. Marvin and her son Fielding are annotated executors. The will is dated August 19. 1876, and so witnessed by J. P. llooghcr, E. T. Thomas, and J. L.-Fer- Fwas probated yesterday. but low bequests. -guson. I‘ .___...__._......__g_.._. -------- 9: rpm; bggt proof to me p(lD1l0Of the superiority of ysychais charm is‘ the increasing demand for it. No hay wxmxas once used this excellent cosmet- ic Wm rail to‘ replenish her supply forthwith. 3..-ioteau &: Co., 714 North Fifth street. muffins, puddings, etc. For sale by all ﬁrst-class grocers Try our self-raisingﬂour, self-raising buckwheat, Additional “\Va.nt” Advertisements will be found on Sixth Page. SITU ATION S VVANTED-—.l"Ei\1il.LES ‘,5,-‘A, . ... --13.. WANTED:Sit;atlou. by a girl, to do housework. Call 316 S. Fourtceiitli street. ANTED-A situation afcook by a woman. Mon- day. this office. ‘VAN'IEl>—A situation. by a young lady. as sales- lady in a store. Address L. L.. this olllce. A‘i\"l‘l~II)-—.Sitii.-ittoii-—-A first-class colored cook wishes a situation; call at No. 2603 Lucas ave. ANTl<‘.D~—Siliiation by a No. I cook; also, a laundress and one for up-stairs and dining- room work. and It German girl for general house- work. 501 North Fifth street. ;WAN'l‘ED--To Exchange-—I.ot.s on AN'l‘ED—-A situation. by a com etent woman. an experienced cook; no object on: to do gen- eral work of a small family. Ad‘. S. Howard, this of. WANTED—A situation. by a young German girl. as nurse or to assist in light housework. Apply at 1332 North Fifteenth street. ANTEI)--A situation to general work around a house. by a colored man. Call at 6.30 Market st. ANTEl)——Sltiiatioo. to do house and dining- room work. Address A. G., this ofllce. SITU ATION S WAN TED-DIALES. . —-.; r-.,_,.-\ _.—-\‘ ,A_ .f\ ANTED——I want a few acres of land.wlth house. and something to do to get food till I can lsut and grow something. Address X. H. Y., G obe- Deinocrat oflicc. WAN TED-—'1"o l)rueg1sts——A competent drug clerk wan ts employment; salary not so much an ob- lect as einployinent: unexccptionablo references given. Ad. Borax. 1112 Locust street. ’ ANTEI)-S40 reward will be given for a situation paying 510 weekly. Address Man. this oﬂlce. WANTFD~Sltuatiou by a young man 18 vears old, asbookkeepcr or salesman; will work for low ‘miles at first: can izive good references. Address H. T. . 1818 North Ninth street. AN'l‘E_D——I_n manufactory or wliolesale liduse, situatiouiu office. by fully competent young man. Illgliest recominendatious. Ad. Senter,tliis of. WANTED—Si_tuation by a young man who wish:s ::;.;:*.*::;::.h*:.“.::‘l*srzzlr * N0 . . vic 2 ‘ . VVilli'ng. this otllce. y es are appreciated ' ’l’AN'l‘EI)--A situation by a . t -- keeper. Address A.‘B. H. , tlcll)SnO¥I)I'f(‘..§.nt book 'WANTf2D—A, young man of 20 desires a situation in a real estate or railroad ofiicc; speaks Eiialish and German: can give ref. Address J. P3. this oﬁice. ;'ANTEl)_;——Eiigineer ziiidwm-aclilnist ywa-his situa- mg Cui1ttio;1l3iiiti_:ik,';;!ii‘i:ill hcref; lllld(’l‘Sl%llflS making ll1lOld' ._ _ ,.s. . ' .1 t-area saws. .oiu,27 srcncra re- pairing and lllilffllﬁlllltlllllgi best city ref; 707 N. 12th. A :'\i\TEL)‘-:A, young German. speaking and writ- ing Eiigisii and German ﬂuently. who has knowl- edge of book-keeping. and is well recoiiimeudcd by his present einployer, wants a situation. Address H. B. C.. this otlice. "‘TANT"EI)-Asituatiou by_'a young man in any dGW110It:'s}1le or retail business; speaks Eiiglish an , erir_ia.n. can give best of references. Address J. I ., this office. AN'l‘PIl:)--Sitiiation as assistant cutter or trim- _ mer “I111 merchaii. tailor. Address Cutter. this office. " ANTEI)-A well-qualiﬁed young man wants sit- uation iu Cominission liduse. eitherin omce_ on ’Change or to travel. Best of references‘ as to char- acter and capacity. Address Rogers. this office. TA1V'l‘El)—By a Baltimorcaii. a situation in a wholesale liquor house. Best references given- sgary no coiisideratioii. Address Baltimore. this’ 0 cc. HELP WANTED-MALES. A:\*TED-1\'otice-——Ca rriage-makei-s.blacksmm15, Triuiiners and wood-workers; steady work the year round. Address. with stamp, W. B. G1-ecnlow, Carriage llriauufzioturer. Sherman, Texas. ANTED-—Young men to learn telegraphing and _ ilygwell educated; even temper; good housekeeper; fond of children, and well developed physically and mentally. Best of reference given and required. Ad- take charge "of city offices. Telegraph. 212 North Third street. ANTEl)—A youth from 17 to 19 years. to work in a hat store: none but experienced need apply at 302 Franklin avenue. References required. ANTEI)-—-Iudnstrlous.men to solicit advertise- ments in this and adjoining States. Good pay and permanent to right man. Address '1‘. J., this office. . A.N_TED-Two live men to go to the" country; railroad rates paid to good men. Call at 1517 N. l__l_{t:hth street. ’ . Metropolitan ‘W ANTED-Ten smart younailnen to canvass city. Good workers good on. Washington ave.- #,. we feed and chicken feed in the market. \V. J. Ander- spriug of 1871; when last heard from was in Holden, . 0. received by his brother, I HELP WANTED- FEllIALES.. tolearn the trade. Espenbain, 710 Olive. ANTED-—Experienced shirt hands, also girls, VVANTED—A steady, reliable woman to do gener- al housework for a small family. 515 S. Fourth. in a. small family. 2749 Clark avenue. “‘7 ANTED——A Geruian girl; must be a good cook; to-day. 5 ‘ANTED-—~Smal1 girl to attend baby; small, pay but good home. 811}; Washington av. Apply ANTED-—-Girls to learn tailors’ trade. 1240 N ortli Eighth street. AN TE D—Good German or American Cook, small family. No washing. Call Monday,3071 Easton 3.. Apply Si ANTED——A nurse girl about fourteen years old. Apply to-morrow at 3305 Morgan street. - AN 'I.‘ED—Flrst-class laundress. to take in family washing. 819 Summit avenue. thirteen. to work in hair. VVashington avenue. ANTED-—Two girls between the axes of ten and‘ S. A. Ferguson, S14 WANTED—A girl to assist in gen. house work, — sina1lfam.; to a smart girl willing to work for small wages a good home will be given. Address,stat- ing terms and where can be seen, C.F.\V. , this olllcc. ANTED-A couple of smart young ladies to take _ordcrs for our new works, the Mirror of True \‘Voman1iood-the best selling work in the market. Salary. $7 first week. Call Monday. J. C. Collier, 305 Olive 51:. AN TED-A ﬁrst-class shirt ironer and ﬁnisher at Union Laundry, 614 Elm sti eet, None other Reed apply. Good wages paid. - WANTEI)~An experienced good cook to assist in ' Working in a small family; none but a ﬁrst-class cook need apply; middle-aged woman preferred, and one that has cooked in German family; good refer ences required and good wages paid. Apply to-day or to-morrow,2707 Lucas avenue. ~ “7AN'1‘EI)-—'1‘wo ladies of intelligence who have had some business experience and are willing to devote their entire time for a moderate remunera- tion. Address, witii references, H. C.. this oilice. REAL ESTATE VVANTED. ANTED—To rent or purchase, on monthly pay- ments, a small improved farm, containing from 20 to 40 acres. Address Rural, this office. —_—X‘ ,n——- WAN TEl)_—AGEN TS ‘WANTEl)-—-Agents, to sell Dr. I). Whitcls cele- brated Globules, for coughs and colds. Seventh and Olive streets. ANTED-Agents-Six entirely new articles, just out; also walking turtles, self-shining stove pol- lsli. cold waterpens. jewelry. and 100 other ood nov- elties. Novelty Company, 609 Walnut st., t. Louis. ‘W’A_NTED——Agents that are not afraid of work; a light business; 1127 Chestnut st. ANTED—-Agents--For the new book. “Roman- isin As It is’ ’——a standard work. Gives a com- plete exposition of the Romisli system. Price, $3 50. St. Louis Bible. Publishing Company. 305 Locust St. HOUSES, ROOMS, &c.. WANTED. WANTED—A good suite of three or four unfur- nished rooms, or half of nice use. by busi- ness man with wife... on or near Fourt treet or Pine streetcars preferred. Rent always In advance, and permanence desired. B. M.. this oflice. AN TED-—A lady wishes to rent an unfurnished _ room in a pleasant place. where she can enjoy society of falll.‘: rent must be small. A. C.Cottoii,city. ‘V’ AN'l‘ED—Parties having snug room. with fire and gas.in good neigliborhood.east of Fifteenth and between Chestnut and ‘Washington avenue, at $8 per month. can hear of a desirable gentleman tenant by addressing. with details. box 2,411 Post Otiice. WAN TED——PARTNERS. ‘v'AN’l‘ED—Partner-A middle-aged man. expe- rienced in business,witli a few thousand dollars- aud an extensive acquaintance with trade tributary to St. Louis, is desirous of obtaining an interest or situation in some staple manufacturing‘ or inercaiitilc house in St. Louis or \Vest. Communications strictly confidential. if desired. Energy, liepublicaii oillce. ’ ANTED—l’artner. with from $3,000 to $5,000 cash capital, in agood, safe, paving business, well established. Object, to extend the business. Best of references given and required. Address Capital. this office. V AN'I‘El)—l’artner—-An active and industrious man with from $2,000 to $3.000 can get a half iii- terest in an established staple cash business. situated on a prominent business corner. Address Commer- cial, this office. : BUSINESS FOR SALE. OR SALE-—One of the best business houses in Southern Illinois. Will sell for part cash, bal- lance on time if desired. Inquire this oﬂice.‘ OR SALE-—Printlng office at a bargain; must be sold before February. as I intend leaving the city. Bowman, 206 N oirth Third. FOR _SALE—Maiiufac.turiiig business; oiilvsmall capital required. Address P. 0. box 2790. FOR SALE-—Drug store ; first-class retail one: center of city ; prom. tlioroughf. Ad. Russell. this oﬂice. ' PERSONAL. ' I v\A /\/\r-xx-\/s/\/\_.r\/\_’ ERSONAL.--Mrs. M. Rles, fortune teller, No. 1008 N. Eighth street, between ’W'3.Sh and Carr. and Loan Bank, 212 N ortli Fourth. PEI{S()NAL—Soiig and Dance Slices. best in St. Louis; $5 a pair. 1824 Franklin avenue. ERSONAL—Frencli erfuinery 50 cents per ounce in handsome sprink or bottles; thirty-ﬁve differ- ent odors open for inspection at Raboteau & Co.’s, 714 N. Fifth. - FOR SALE——Busiuess—If you are seekiii invest- ineiitin legitimate business, the best 1; in you can do is to obtain iiifo1'iuatioii from Geo. Mo ‘i-ea, 1413 Franklin avenuegcall from 9:30to 11 o.’clock a. m.. or send name and address; no charge. ’ OR SALE—-At a bargain, the famous cigar store, 829 N. Seventh street. Owner going to Nebraska. FOR SALE——Cigar Store—-Owner going out of busi- ness; will sell very low, but no liumbugs need an- swer. L. A., this office. OR SALE-—Vlnegar Works located in Sedalla. Address V. D. Bosch, Sedalla. Mo. FOR SALE—Boot and shoe store in a city of 10,000 inhabitants. doing the largest business in the town and the best corner room in the city. with a reéisonable rent. Apply at once to P. O. ‘Box 2,804 ci y. * OR SALE--Mill--Located within 50 miles of St. _ Louis. on railroad. Has an established reputa- tion with St. Louis grocery men as a first—class faintly ﬂouriug mill. A rare chance for a. fortune. For further particulars call on or address Miller, 1301 Bremen Avenue. i OR SALE—To watclimakers-—To sell a nice ‘clean _ stock of jewelry with a good run of work in a good Illinois town; value $3,500; satisfactory reasons for selling. Address soon. W'atc1imziker. this otﬁce. IDIPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE z Fob SALE-— . TAAFFE 8: EMERSON. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 710 Chestnut street. Have for sale great bargains in the following city property. . , 3049 Sheridan avenue, north side. second house west of Garrison avenue, handsome new stone-front. .10 rooms, hall.gas, bath, 6 marble mantels. brick stableand carriage house ' lot 37}§x145; worth $9.000. W e will sell it for $6,500. ' he best bargain in St. Louis for thc_moncy. ' 1023Nort.li Nineteenth street. between Wash and Carr streets. aﬁne 3 story stone front: cost 311.000. W 0 will sell it for $5.400. Alarge 2-story brick on the southwest corner of Adams street and Jefferson avenue; 8 rooms, hall, llVdl‘8.Ilt and stable; lot 25xl25. $2,300. ortheast corner of Tenth and Benton streets. a neat two-story brick, 7 rooms; lot about 30 feet. Very cheap: $2,160. 2631 Bernard st. , a neat 2-story brick, 6 -rooms, good lot; $2,600. 2627 Lucas ave., a. neat 2-story brick; has 8 rooms, hall. _gas. bath, &c.: lot 25x1::0; $3.400 This prop- erty is only two years old and cost $6.000; is abig bargain, s 2724 Dickson street: handsome stone-front. has 7 rooms and bath; lot 25x1l8 feet; will sell at alow down price. ' ~ other in the rear; $2,700. Three new 2-story bricks on Chestnut street, near Cardinal avenue; each has 7 rooms, hall, gas, bath, water closet. 6 marble. maiitels, ctc.; will sell the three for$8s500. or $3.000 each. This is a rare chance to buv_a1?ood home cheap, or make an investment that will pay 15 per cent. The houses will rent read- ily for $35 per month each. 2943. 2945. 2947 Market street-'—Thi-ee good one- story brick houses. 4rooms each and hall; lot 60 ft front; each house separate; cost $7,000. We will sell them all for $2.200. BARGAINS IN GOOD LOTS. 60xl35 it; north side Bell st. . 200 ft west of Garrison av. ; cheap at $43. 25x118 feet; north side Dickson street, first lot east of Glasgow avenue; $45. 55xll8 feet; northeast corner Glasgow avenue and Thomas street; fine lot. for business or residence; 50x112 feet: south side N. Spring street, first lot east of Twelfth street; $30. 125x130 feet: line lot north side Market street, first lot west of Ewing avenue; $25. 8.':x13lfeet.; that ﬁne lot southeast corner Garrison avenue and Morgan street; :56 Besides the above, .we have a large number of houses and lots in all parts of the city, for sale at prices to suit the times. . ~ TAAFFE & EMERSON, 710 Chestnut street. OR SALE—'I‘hat elegant. two-story and Mausard roof, 11-room, stone-front house. with lot 40x165, No. 210-1 Lafayette avenue, facing Lafayette Park‘ immediately opposite the music stand. Price. $13,000; easy terms. The present occupant will reiiiaiii in the premises for one year at $100 per month, if desired. - Fisher & Co. , 714 Chestnut street. I ANTED—Partuer—I want an energetc man. with $1.000 or 311,500. to join me in business Best of ref. given and required. Add. P. T. 11.. this office. V‘) ANTED—A partner with $500 or $1,000. to join the advertiser in maiiufactu ring a valuable in- vention; satisfaction and large proﬁts guaranteed. Address F. A. C.. this oﬁice. "' Ai\‘ 'l'El_)-—A good. live man as partner in an old and well-established business, in successful operation. To a suitable man I would take one-half teal worth of stock and business and part of purchase money in trade; a good man wanted more than money. Address Business. this otllce. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. ‘ ANT’lD—l-‘S ai-ding-Two furnished rooms with good board in Stoddard Addition. by a gentle- man and wife. Ad. .' stating terms. “Board,” th. of. ‘ ANTED-—Furnislied room and board for gentle- man and wife. in a private family. on Choutcau av. or vlcinit_v,bctween Seventh and Fotirtecnth sts. ; best of reference given. Address James, No. 517 ‘W are av., giving location, terms, etc. ANTED———Room and board by a young gentle- man; a comfortable home desired: pi-iv. family pref. ; willing to pay for choic'e accom. M.S.'1‘, t_h. on’ , ANTED-—Bygeiitlemau and wife. a r00m fur- nished with chairs and carpet. and board in a private family. Address. stating terms. R. S. 'I‘., this office. References exchanged. AN TED-—_-I-‘uriiished room. with board, in a pri- vate family, for a young gentleman. Address E. 11.. this ofllce. , ANTF.D-Two well furnished rooms. en suite, with good board, for gent. wife and dillliflltel‘. Stoddard add. Refs ex. Ad I. II. 0.. 2101 Gamble st. V “ ANTEII--Boardluglu a private family for gentle- man. wife. infant and nurse girl. Two rooms re- uired in second story. Best. of reference given. Ad- teifgiss lleetiiry, No. 8 N. Main street, giving location. Q 00 MONEY WANTED. ANTED-To borrow——A smltll sum of money, by a lady. Address B. H., this office. V ANTEU——$‘2,500 on 570 acres of land. worth $5.000: lltle_ clear. Address, for particulars. John Quinn. 1514 N. Eighth street. St. Louis. Mo. ANTFZI)-Scull for nine months; first-class secur- it 7 and $100 interest given. No professional nioneY- oaiiers need reply. Address H. I . J. /x/\/\. /\. WAh:'IlED—T0 1iifoif.3iTvE§i::.”" «IX/'\"\_ /‘\./S/\ /‘NIX/\./'\/‘x./‘X McC lu re (Waslilugtou) avenue. and a 6-room two-story brick in center of on '; for ii lot and good 10 to 14-room house on Chestnut. ine. Olive. Locust or Washinsr- toii avenue, west of Fourteenth street; will assume small lucumbrance. if any. Address. with location, etc., Oliver. this office. . “I ANTED-To Exchaiige—Cottage of 8 rooms. 6 acres. fruits. etc. . $3,000 in merchandise and 40- acre farm for St. Louis residence. Box 130, Xenia, 111. ‘V ANTED-—A young lady wishes day board in ex- cliangc for music lessons, bet. Eiszlitli and Six- teenth and Franklin avenue and Market. Address L. C.. this office. AN'I‘F.D——'l‘o Exch:inge—A 7 room house, cen- trally located. in a good neighborhood. for a smsllliouse in the western part of the city, cast of Grand avenue, not to exceed $4,000 in price. Answer Exchange. this office. ANTED—-Washing, in exchange for iiisti-uinen- tal music. Ad:lrcss P. 0.. this oﬁlce. ‘ ANTED—-1 want a business in whole or in coin- pany. inanulacturiu_2' or mercantile. in ex- change for free and clear real estate and cash. Give particulars. Ad. “'I‘radc,” this ollice. TANTED——Jersey cow and pony pliaoton, or cither; will trade piano or orlzaii; choice from largest stock in the city. 912 Olive street. I VVILL EXCHANGE nvery pleasant suburban home for small farm near St. Louis. 14‘. N.. this otlice. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. X/\’\'*-"J\ , ANTED—-Society ladies to go to Barr’: and Melllci-‘ls for Uiiiﬂora; it‘-s just lovely. ANTED-Everybody to buy their beef. pork and mutton at 907 North Fourth street. ANTED-A medi_um—siir.ed second-li.-ind safe, cheap; state price, size. and where it can be ‘ seen. Address Safe, tnis office. ‘ AN'I‘ED—Storage for all kiiids of furniture or merchandise at Staley & Scott’s, 18 S. Fifth st. ‘V A1\‘TF.‘l)—-Furniture and carpets for 3 to 6 rooms. Address R. , this oflice. W:{NTl1D——All feeders to know that money is saved b_v feeding crushed oats, crushed corn and cut hay. and that we have the best article of cow 300. Crushed Feed Mill, 114 C-liestnut street. V ANTED-1.000 tons of scrap iron for cash; also. every kind_of 011 barrels. Pope Iron and Metal Co. , I< iith and Pine streets. ‘ ANTED-And. no trouble to show gas or coal oil ﬁxtures at No. 910 North Fifth street. “V'AN'I‘ED-l_~‘:verybody to see our breakfast and ' supper bill of fare. Spraguc & Butler, 716 N. Fifth street. " AN_'.l‘ED-—_For repair. clo,t._h__es-wi-_ingers, ﬂuters, children s carriages, at 1014 Wasiiingtoii ave.- ‘ )'ANTED-Information of the whereabouts of Antliony Martin, who left Baltimore in the Any information concerning him will be gladly , PATRICK MARTI» . 142 Franklin street, Baltimore. Md. ' ANTED-A second-hand coffee mill and coffee ANTED——Casii paid for cast-off clotliinz. Send note to 702 Morgan street. If r. Jacobs. roaster. Address Coffee. this omce. WANTED—A manufacturer wants some house to ohm 'vV.ii~irni5—i.avériisoiE§“i§ii‘é’s7”£6"3oin wlthAdesira- vide to suit. _ “Z ANTED-100 young men to improve their health instructor always in attendance; tgrms, 519 3 year, For particulars, send postal cu-duo ‘ANTED-—'l‘o b y—-oiitﬁt for housekee i . Ad. dress Halleck.u this office. D R8 WANTED—To correspond with _a Northern or Eastern lady; Protestant reli,o:ion: good fam- dress Business. this oﬁce. sell alarge assortment of tinware to the trade minission. Address J. W. Y.. this oﬂlce. ble part in re ti cod 1; , um .11. I. D..I"thggo&§e.. ‘’“'° “’° and physique by attending the Gymnasium : an wlel. Manner. r old stand, No. 101 South Main street. 10!! SALE—A lot with four dwellings, well rented, in a desirable part of the city. at a bargain. Ap- ply to John Maguire, 519 Walnut. 1316 Monroe street; good 2-story brick in front, an- ‘ ERSONAL—Wl1o ‘should use alcohol? ‘Ask at Munson .9: Co. ’s. 411 Locust street. V ER.SONAL——Ladies, if you want; stvllsh plaiting you will be sure to get what you want at the Knife and Box Plaiting Establishment, 1012 “wasliiiigtou av. El~tSONAL——Mme. l)emorest’s reliable’ patterns can be obtained at Geo. A. Zellei-’s Book store, No. 18 South Fourth street. Ask for Catalogue . 1)ERSONAL-—The best, the cheapest and most reli- able watch-repairing done in the city at Sol. Frauk’s, No. 306}; North Fourth street. l+.‘RSONAL——Miss Millie B. Zibell. fashionable hair-dresser. Combings made into braids and curls and puffs to order. 1207 Biddle street. cheapness instead of vanilla to ﬂavor carainels. is a deadly poison. $1.000 reward for any poisonous ex- tracts. deleterious colorings or adulteratioiis found in theicéiﬁdies manufactured by Peter Oakes at Sixth an ve. ERSONAL-—For rent—Nice1y fur. rooms, with perfcctliberty. in a quiet. respectable neigh- borhood. Address W. B. M.. this oﬁice. PERSON AL-—H ave those pictures framed at the factory, 19 S. Fourtii st. , and save money. ERSONAL—Vocal and instrumental music at $8 00 a term. at 315 N. Eleventh street. Call Monday or Thursday. El_l.SONAL——First-class retail grocers keep Plaut’s Flour. PERSONAL—Sprague& Butler’s Restaurant for . ladies and gentlemen, 716 North Fifth street. Next to Rziboteau ‘s. ERSONAL—Wanted,to correspond with a gentle- man with a view to matrimony; money no object; good business qualiﬁcations and good references re- quired. Address Miss L. Savoy, this office. ]:)ERSONAL-Card Dnotomanns (Rembrandt) M I $1 50 per dozen at Meiei-’s, 1-106 Carondeiet ave- nue. opposite Park avenue. _ I PERSOl€AIi—Kuife and box plaitiug of every de- scription, in velvet, crape and all kinds of dress material, at the ulaitiiig estab1’t, 1012 Washington av. ERSONAL—Parvsatidos: I am taking calistlienic swinging rings, clubs and parallel bar exercise at the Missouri Gymnasium. and it ﬁlls the acliiiig void caused by your absence. My bosom swells with love and two extra inches of muscle. Darius. ERSONAL-1874. Established lS74'.——M.I)uniiill, M. D.. midwife, graduate of St. Louis School of Midwives, Ladies received for confinement. Business coiiﬁdeiitial. Residence 816 N. 21st st. , St. Louis. ERSON-AL——At the Globe Drug Store. corner of Tenth and Olive. Dr. Beatty prescribes free. cliarging only for medicine furnisiied. Otlice strictly private. ERSONAL--Before purchasing your gas or coal oil ﬁxtures elsewhere call and see J. F. Landray, 910 North Fifth street, where you can find the best and cheapest in the city. Competition deﬁed. ERSONAL—Green. blue and yellow candles are deadly poison. The following are colorings used by candy-makers: Gamboge, Vermilion. cliromate of lead, Prussian blue, verditer or eliminate of copper, arseiiite of copper. Brunswick green and the various oxides of iron. $1.000 reward for any deleterious col- oriugs, poisonous extracts or adulterations found in the candies and caramcls manufactured by Peter Oakes at Sixth and Olive. ERSONAL-—Dr. Smith, ladies’ physician, treats feiiiales oiil_v.lf you are in troublc.consult the Doc- tor. Boarding. Womb dllllcultics a specialty. Call or write.l0‘25}§ l~‘raiiklln av., St‘. Louis. Established 186$). ERSONAL—-Money loaned on pianos at the Pawn . ERSONAL-—Tonka extract, used on account of its ' 700- DVVIELLING HOUSES TO LET. FOR RENT—,} . ,1sH.ui-ta co. ., 714 Chestnut. J. o. “LULLMAN. s. J. risirrm. ‘ IYWELLINGS. _ NORTH PARK PLACE. 5 , —Choicc, attr active and beautiful houses. 7 and 9 rooms, all conveniences; rent$:'23 and $33 per month. 640 622- $30 Beauinont-street. 10 rooms. size 2337; $18 Clark avenue: 10 rooms; 633% All coiiveniciices. 1612-- Park avenue. 6 rooms. , Every convenience. 2805- Paciﬁc; 6 rooms. water, etc, 3110- School street; a choice. new And desirable house, 7 rooms, All conveniences. Excellent neighborhood, MOORE ST.- Framc; 6 rooms, good condition. ROOMS AND OFll‘IC_ES. sic 68 S. Seventh. 3 rooms. 1145— 5 1 $25 Bremen avenue, opposite Hyde Park. street: rooms. 2d ﬂoor. 1329 $6 N-ortli Sixth street, 3 rooms. 1427- Broadway; store, in good condition. ?01e— 2110- — Gravois road: tenement rooms. ato-oneIoolliloIoallnoannolanaoo$200 Rooms at.. atOOOIOOOCOIICICIICIClDIIIOIlIIOlOO$15 ERSONAL-—Do you wish to learn to sing by note? Join Mr. Butlei-’s singing class to-moi-row night. ERSONAL-—\Va1it.ed the workingmeii of St. Louis, to attend to the eiit.ert.ainiiicnt and ball in aid of the locked-out cigzii-inakcrs of New York, this even- ing. at Central Turners‘ Hall. Admission 25 cents. PERSON AL-Dr. IV. John Harris’ oﬂice removed to 1528 Franklin avenue. ERSONAL—Ja.cksonville, Florida. Mrs. Free- land"s private boarding, cor. Pine and Duval sts. 2128- $8 Biddle; 3 rooms. 2927- $25 C£BtFE1S1L_ Near Fair Grounds. looms and tenements to suit. First ﬂoor, 2 rooms. NEWMAI ’%.‘.¥%.‘:P;S2 T0 33520 OLIVE ST. SLEEPING ROOMS- 206 210 212 Offices ....$30 (0 (ILIV1E.TF. 308- 925 N. Second. . 614- , A 09 Chouteau avenue; store and 2 rooms. 64 ‘ IJ STQ 208 S’1‘ORES—-BUSINESS PURPOSES North Ninth street. store FISIIEII & CO. , 714 Chestnut. Ell{SONAL—Elocutiou--Alady of ability and ex- perience, a ,2'ra<lua.te of the National School of El- ocution and Oratory. Phila. , desires pupils ladies or gentlemen; highest city i-cf. Ad. E10('llIlOll.lhlS oﬁice. ERSONAL— Via ted the acquaiiitance of a young lady. Address V. F. this oﬂice. . OR SALE—-’.l‘he grounds and buildings now occu- pied by the College of the Christian Brothers, corner of Eighth and Cerre streets. For particulars, address Bro. James. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE. OR SALE-—Low for cash. or exchange for mer- chandise. a due farm, adjacent to one of the most ﬂourisliiug towns in Kansas. Inquire at 811 N. Fourth st... St. Louis, Mo. OR SALE—-Two farms in Henry County. Mo., 400 and 600 acres each. and situated from 1}; to 4 miles from stations on the M.. K. and T. R. R.. iiftv miles southwest from Scdalla. and one u gbt’s travel from St. Louis; each farm in cultivation . and desira- ble. Adown payment of one—th rd will secure any thrifty fariiier a bar am. a home and prosperity. Ap- ply to H. Blaksley, North Third street. FOR SALE—320 sci-es'oi land in Marlee couiity, Mo.. 4}; miles from railroad. low for cash. or ex- Address Geo. B. Pi-itcliard, change for dry goods. 2331 Franklin av. OR SALE-—At east door of St. Louis Court House. at 12 in. on 14th of January, 1875. 40 acres timber land, Llginiles from High Hill. Montgomery County. Mo. J. E. Dust, Trustee. -FOR SALE-—For a good farm. cheap. in Missouri or Illinois. call at room K. McLean Building. FOR SALE—20-acre farm. 12 cleared; house, stable. orchard, school; rich land. line for cows. iigs and c.hickcus:3 miles from Franklin; price $400; 31:! N. Third. OR SALE-—Casu—A desirable chance to any gon- tlcmaii wishing to purcliiise a countryseat.-The Leander Macleaii farm. comprising 187 acres of land, divided into orchard. farm and pasture lauds; house lot highly improved with shrubbcry and geological s eclmens; 2 houses. barn and farm out-buildings; s tuated within ﬁfteen minutes’ walk of Moiiticcllo Female Seminary, and ten minutes‘ walk of Godfrey Station. on the Chicago and Alton Railroad, Madison County. Illinois. Address Geo. F. Long, adminis- trator. North Alton. Illinois. FOB SALE——iVlISCELLANEOUS. 4 OR SALE—8ewing Machines-—The St. John. on easymonthlyinst.-illinents. Call and see it be- fore buying. Wood & Jameson, 410 Morgan. OR SA1.I4.—Beef by the quarter at lowest rices; also, bortcrhouse and sirloin steak; steak 0c per lb ; round steak and iib roast Sc per lb. 907 N. «ith st. Fort ISALME--CA4’ fiillmblood J S ender, Sheplierd ‘ Wvﬁvlell grained. Apply on Sunday only at 4117 Olive street roar . OR. SALE—-New American. Automatic and Singer sewing-machiiies. cheap. 310 Vine. OR 3ALE—-Oysters, at lllloxi. Miss., cash or C. O. D. Orders sent to T. J. Wright, Biloxi, will receive attention. OR SALE-—Brand-new Safe. with combination lock, $35. at 214 South Second street. FOR SALE——Beef, pork and mutton of the best quality and the lowest prices at 907 N. 4th street. .OR SALE——A steam engine. boiler. ete.; as good as new; cheap for cash. Enquire 1024 S. 4th st. FOR SALE-—A geiitleinan will sell his gold watch and chain at a sacrifice. Fine Howard movement. Will sell at half heavy cases. stein winder. new. price. Address Busted, this office. OR SALE-The best feed in the world for horses and cows. 2713 Cass avenue, Pettit. FOR SALE—l pair good 3% foot stone; 1 30-iiicli portable under run mill; 1 Throop Sinutter. No. 3- leap. ‘ 1 36-in Portable Mill. Apply to A.V.IIAL'l‘EMAN. 1220 South Third street. OR SALE-—One safe. combination lock, counters, shelving. tables and show cases. Coaddt Co., 1121 N. Fifth. OR SALE-The best meals in the city for the 4 t 310113? at Sprague& Butlerls, 716 North Fifth s ree . OR SALE——Purc California Ports. Sherrie-s and Augelicas at $1 50 per gallon. Bowman & Bleycr, corner Fourth and Elm streets. OR SALE-$'20 Wheeler &Wi1son sewiiig-machine; in perfect order, at $7 each. S. J. MASON. 305 Vine street. NOR SALE--Domestic and Grover & Baker sewing- machines on easy monthly installments. Also, needles. oil and parts. 410 Morgan. Wood & J ame- son. OR SALF.——Choice oats, ground com, com and cob meal, choice hay, sheaf oats, bran. etc. Pettit Feed Store, 2713 Cass avciiue. OR SALE——Scwing-machines-20 per cent off my regular prices of second-hand machines for one week longer. Large stock. all kinds. Machines guar- anteed and marked in plain ﬁgures. Must. have cash. Save money by tszking Franklin avenue cars to the door. Edwin Handy. 1521 Fraiikliii avenue, 1521. OR SALE-—At a Bargain-$1.000 will buy two _ boilers 22 feet long. 40 inches in diameter, with mud and steam drums, fire from; grate bars, all coin- picte. Also. one horizontal ell,Q‘lllC, cylinder. 12 inches in diameter, 24 inches stroke. Wl‘Oll,'.‘.'llt iron main shaft. 12 feet fly-wlieel, Gar<lcnei~’s improved governor, all in good running order. Also, two 30- inch corn burrs at $165 each. Pope Iron and Metal Co., Fifth and Pine streets. BWOR SALE-—-A small boat. with cabin on. Price, $20; worth $60. Lies under bridge. I- .‘SONAL—Lady who got on car 1600 Broadway Fri'd.iv noon, noticed vent who got off on Mar- ket. send address to Tom. t iis office. ERSO.-\’AL—-Des‘ George: I’m sick. Will meet you. and get Dr. Peck’s pills. Julia. ERSONAL-—Where will you dine. to-day? At Met- calf’s Restaurant. 209 N. Twelfth st... of course. ERSONAL-—A reliable and responsible newspaper manager wishes to meet a geiitleiiian of means who is the head of a family. desiring social preferment and promliieiicc. Address ‘ ‘Society, ' ’ care C. C. Kcllar. Letter-Carrier. PERSONAL—Sa\'e your dimes, by having your pre- . scriptions ﬁlled at Rabotcau & Co. *5, 714 N. Fifth street. Their drugs are pure and fresh. as the celer- ity of their sales reserves their goods from shop- wear or deteriorat on. ERSONAL-—D. \V. D----—. ‘v'—— B-——, A---. _F.X- plaiu your long silence. J***** is very ill. ll’ rite and relieve a dangerous anxiety. Physician. IJERSON.-\L—-H0 for Florida! \Vauted——M echan- ics. fzii-mcrs, gardeiiers and others to join the St. Louis Colony, which will start for Florida Nov. 1. 1878. A home in Florida for almost , nothing. Best place in Aiiicrica. for a poor man, if eiiergctic. Where the summer licatls tempered by the gentle breezes which blow from ocean to gulf. The wiiitcr IS made not only harmless, but delightfully pleasant. by the soft balmy sunshine of Florida’s sweet blue skies. For p:i.rticulars,addrcss Semiiiolc.tnis office.- El{S()N;\L—Wanted—To form the acquaintance of a lady that wants to buy a. sewing-macliiue. pi- ano or organ. bys. younc gcntlemaii. Address St. Louis Gciicral Sewliig-inachiiie Agency, P. 0. box 2797. St. Louis. F.l{S()NAL—-—There are ﬁve rezisous why men drink; live thousand why their sweethearts eat Marauesi‘s candies. Ellso-NAli—-Hair dressed on the head for wed- diiigs. parties. ctc.. for50 cents: liair switclios made for 500.; hair jewelry made to order and iiiountcrl with Bernhard‘: best gold. S. A. Ferguson, 814 \V:i:.hingtoii avenue. lcRSONAL—1)on’t forget the place for bargains in trunks and szitcheis is coijier of Fifth and Market. next to Germ.-in Bank. No trouble to show goods. Stock new and at bottom prices. Call and examine andl know you will buy. Trunks covered and repaired. ERSONAL——Will it be agreeable to the lady who came down in the Olive street car about a quarter past 8 Saturday morning, and got off at Foiirtcenthstrcct and tO0K the car south. to make the ac uiilntance of the geiitleiiian with the dark mous- tac e, who sat opposite and admired her? If so, please address, in strict conﬁdence. Claude M. liar- rison, P. O. ' ERSONAL-O woman! lovely woman! _uature I made thee, and we will give thee 1llaraiie‘si’s can- d es. ERSONAL—-Go and see Madame De Barr, the . renowned Priissian Astrolozist and Female l)oc- tress. at 924 N. Eighth st.. can be consulted daily on matters of business. love and matrimony. Separated lovers and friends brought together. 8 c also gives special attention to ladies in trouble and guaran- tees rellef in all cases. \Vil1 attend ladies at their residences in cases of conﬁnement. t, ' LOST AND FOUND. ‘J \/* OS'I‘——Aladies’ cold breast-pin, Sunday evening, J January 6. 1878, on Glasgow ave. . bet. Thomas st. and Sheridan ave. ; suitable reward. 2908 Sheridan ave LOST—Sti-syed—A pony. more. 9 years’ old; sorrel color; hip out of place: shod all round. By re- l.lll'll1ll§ her (0 3014 Larned street a good reward will be pal . J. Rooney. _ CST--On January 12 there was taken from my bu?-“KY. then standing in front of residence No. 3439 Washington ave., abucgy whip; liandle_ amber- color; ferulcs gold; stock black. studded with white ivory imitation knobs; whip stood perfectly straight. A suitable reward is offered for its return to F. F. Espeiisclicid, Mayor‘: oﬂlce. OST——Strayed or stolen from 17 N. Fifth street, J brown mare, with -saddle, bridle and‘ blanket: if found, return to M. Nathan, 3114 Adams street. A liberal reward offered. IJOST-—A small red-covered order-book. on North Second street near Olive; book contained ﬁfty orders for P. A. and P. I. ; ﬁnder will please leave at 400 North Second street. OST-9.925 Reward-Strayeu—-A brown mare mule, 15,14 hands high; has a few gray hairs on hip, and is fully shod. The ﬁnder will receive a handsome reward by delivering same to Mr. Peifussi No. 1626' North 14th street, city. CS'l‘——$5 llewai-d—On Saturday afternoon. on Fifth street, a lacly’s muff.coiita‘.ning two pack- ages. The ﬁnder will receive the above reward by leaving it at the Theatre Comique bar. OST--A white pointer dog. with a half brown face _J and brown spot on his rump. A liberal reward will be paid on returning the same to northwest cor- ner Allen avenue and Eleventh street. OST-At roller-skating, cor. 25th and Washington avenue. Saturday afternoon, January 12. a gold bracelet. The ﬁnder will receive a liberal reward by returning the same to No. 110 N. 13th street. OST-A gold and platinum locket, with mono- gram of M. D. C. on one side and platinum on the other. A suitable reward will be paid for its re- turn to Room 23, singer Building. FOR SALE.--A large stock of ﬁne blank books, leather and cloth bound. at 50c on the dollar at Faulkner. Millard & (30. FINANCIAL. INANCIAL—-No Commissions-Money to loan on undoubted real estate securities, at 7 per cent. Apply at 314 N. Fourth street. INANCIAL-Money at 7. 8 and 9 er cent:$l0.000. $8,000. $5- - "i'~000, $2.000. $1. '0, $500, on city real estate. G. M. Keeley & Co., 713 Pine. , INANCIAL—-Moneyloaned on household goods... chattel mortgage. “Charles,” this office. INA.\7CIAL--Loans negotiated on furniture stored at Central Warehouse, 200 S. Fourth street. INANCIAL-Money to loan in sums to suit on St. Louis city and county real estate. J , W. Suther- land. 707 Olive. DISSOLUTION NOTICES. ISSOLUTION NO’I‘ICE- The firm of F. W. Eller- beck it Co., consisting of F. W. Eilerbeck and P. H. Bllttbrodt, have this day dissolved by mum“ consent. Mr. P. H. Wittbrodt will assume all liabili- ties and collect all bills. and continue business at the EC}! .. our salesrooms. John L. Stock- k 0 t 9 ‘ O 1’. H. WITTBRODT. LOST—-An envelope contain'ng seveir letters of no value but to the owner. Finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving same with W. K. ‘Mcclintock, at Whedoii. Tyler & Co.‘s, Fifth & Pine streets. Owner can obtain same by OUND—-—A1ady‘s boa. applying to Dr. Wvman, U. 8. Marine Hospital. OUND—-The gentleman that lost diamond pin on Thursday evening last will ﬁnd the same by call- ing or addressing 610 Carr street. 10 STANDARD new and second-hand 9 books, all cheap;send me a list of any books on want: set my (price: Griebls Dictionary, 2 vols.. 12 new. reduce to $7; Waverly Novels.23 17015.. new. $13: 381391318 P181438. $250; Boccacclo Plates. 2 50. Books wanted. Dan. Liiiahan, book- seller, mirth and Washington avenue. - AW BOOKS-A la er from the South has sent to my miles for sale. vols. of Text Books; all late publications and nearly new. I am directed to sell cheap. Jos. W. Mitchell, Att)'- No. 420 Market st. HE Gentleman’: Illustrated Llbrarv. Moliei-e’s Dramatic Works. 19 beautiful laces, 3 vols. . $10. Rabelxia. with Dore illustrations. . The IIeptame- x-on, wlthsorbzinal etchings. $3 u. me:-on of ‘ wl ﬂu 'rmBook BOOKS. Becca-ecio, mini! £6311 83. $175. and News Coiznpwri 307 N._Four§n -to EMILY ST-7 rooms, gas and water: $30. 2624 Cnouteau zivc.—Store and rooms: $15 per month 800 ()live.oﬂ1ccs and slc-cpiii,::roo'in—s. l9030i'egoii avenue, 7 rooms. 75 feet of ground; $30, 3141 Fraiikliii avenue. 10 rooms and 1.‘:-lth;,‘§£:7D. 216 Locust. 2irooms on so-c-ond floor: $10. 1622 Linn street, 6 rooms. 5518. Zita’) Eugenia street, 8 rooms, bath and large yard and stable; Oiic suite of three rooms, southeast corner '1‘weiity- first and Cass avenue, water in kitchen ; $6. - 1102 ).'oi'l.li Sixtlist.. store and one l'()()ll'.‘, $15. 1613 Morgan st. 4 rooms. per moiitli. 305 N . Main street. 4-story biiildiiig. 1100 N. Sixth street. store and 2 rooms; $25. 1617 Benton stleet. 10 rooms, bath. ctc., 100 feet. of ground; $35 per oiilh. 2229 Clark avenue, 11 rooms and all modern im- proveziients; $40 per month. 2611 Bernard street. 8 rooms: $22 50. * CAVENDEP. At ROWSIS. 80.) Olive st MlSS()URl'AVE——6 rooms, watcriii the house. suitable for two faiiiilios, half block north of Lafayette Park; rent. $23; up stairs, 511; down, $12. - .. ,. \ , . _ A‘K ‘_, ,~ __~ ,5, v_ -‘x;,» I'‘_.’‘--' -.. 4.. ~ r 3.», -i’* »..'>._ .- -. .-1. - .7 av . .2. .. .« '~l",yi'_‘ ‘ Admirers, of Elegant and , ments are invited to examine our stock of these . goods, manufactured expressly for us, and well 0 adapted to this latitude. ‘,1. tie verar ..,<. _Al< o,\— ~ v " -‘Ln . . A . 1 ‘. V’: s M ~, ' '- ’: “J; .>, .. ‘- . . ) NT» \ -. ' -,5" 3~'l“,““."-.\"r‘v‘ . .- , x. .. _. .,....~‘ "1 >1" . ...._.._.- ,, f.‘ " ~ .’3‘£‘§.*-’*.i.'f"r_‘-'33’-‘~‘x-‘€%"ﬁ'=~:.-i ~ .':?.3.2‘ Also, same size in “Fruit Butts, without Cutter. \ V- -. . _- .... ‘ ) .’_' 6 ‘ 1 v "-z. " 5.. . ., - p ,.. .,l,_,.. _.y.,__ . t... _, _, . 0 - ' .‘_.,‘.. _ . _ 4 '5 I Retail Salesrooins, 812 North Fifth ‘Street. . Give me a call and save from 15 to 25 per cent by purchasing‘ directﬁ: from the manuf'actu_1-er. 4 Pound Butt :1 Fine Tobacco Cutter is given away free. - Same size in 44-Pound Matchless. Fruit Cake and Pioneer Brands in every size desirable to the trade. V For Sale by all Wholesale Grocers and Tobacconists. TIEHI STREET ‘ \\ .‘:=:.- " 1 Goods. 1 Wii each 60 FOR R1<3NT——BOOMS. ,\/5/\ -’\/X/\/\/\-/\/\/\/\./\/\/\r 11 SOUTH FIFTH ST.-—l<3legantly furiiislicd rooms. suitable for gentleineu; next to Olympic Theater. 6 2 N. FIFTH ST.—-Coinfortably furnished front rooms, by day. week or month. M.-\Rl{E’l‘ S'i‘.—-Nicely furnished rooms for ladies or gents. , 6 4:1 OLIVE S'1‘R.E1=-}'l"—-Gciits’ furnished and un- 1'} _ :3 furnislie«:l rooms. at low rates, with gas, w.iter.bath. water-closet and_ good attendance. In- quire of Janitor. on the premises. CI-lES’I“-_\'U’I‘—Fnrnislicd front parlor for 1 or 2 gents, in private family. 100:) 1-Iioiconv STREET—(iue large and one , 4.4 small room for one or two crentlenicii. N. SII{’l‘EF.N’l‘H—Cai'1' Place-—A neatly ’ fur. front room, fire. gas. bath. Rent low. VVASHli\*G’l‘ON AVE.~'z fur. rooms, 2d 1 1 floor, front and back; front rooms on 3d ﬂoor. CHESTNUT ST.—-Entrance on 11th st. 2d-story front room, fur. , gas and fire. 1 OLIVE STREE'l‘——0ne nicelyfur. parlor, . 2suitable for 2or 3 geiils: posit. re iii cheap. 12 1 . N. SIXTH S'l‘.——Largc. front‘ room. fur- - ..J iiishcd, on second floor, with tire and gas. 121 130 M0 PINE S'1‘.—-The first floor. with all im- provcmeiits. Rent )w. OLIVE ST.——Elegant. room for rent , fur- nished or unfurnished. NORTH Sl~JIVEN’l‘H s"r.——3 or 5 rooms; ﬁne coiidition; hall. etc. OLIVE Sfl‘.--Fur. or unfur. rooms , lst, 2d and 3d floors. Inquire on the premises. CUl’.RA.\' (or Dolmaii) ST.—'1‘wo squares . cast of_Lafa_v.:-tie Park. 6 rooms. S. V . Papin & Bro. . 210 .\'orth Sixth. F0 ;"’ PINE ST.-For reiit——A desirable 3-story - O O house; all modern improvements. Apply to Mrs. 31. Jacobv. 505 Franklin avenue. 160‘ XVASHISGTON AV.——l.)wellin;:. 14 rooms, all in good repair. FARR.-\ll. & 00.. 825 Wasliingtoii av. 1 1 IEAOPIN S'l‘l:EET—-7 rooms. bath, etc., -0 ) o 2228 Carr street. 6 rooms; 3135 (ihcstmit street. stone front, hot water, mod- erii house in every respect; $60. Laclede €l\'C!ll‘it.‘, 8 rooms. front and rear yards, all coiiveiilences; $3.5. I008 liivisiou street. 4 rooms, with water: $16. 820 North 'l‘wenty-third street. 3 rooms: 3208 Lacledc avc.. Grooms. 3'-‘ird, stable. hall; $18. 706 Tayoii avenue, 6 rooms. bzitli. yards; 3325. 3537 Caroiidelct i.‘.V'cllll8. 6 l‘0O!.llS, good order; $15. STORES. 807 Pine street. new; ccuieiitcd cellar, wash-stand, elegant rooms; 350. 425 North Sixth street : 604 St. Charles street: -i~'."2 50. 60336’ St. (jharles strcet:&l6. Vt-ry desirable stores, offices and sleeping rooms at low prices. BAILEY at HAYNES, 802 Olive street. 2 1 1 1 lvaluut street, desirable stone front and inansard roof. 14 rooms, all coiivcniciices; front and rear yards. good ucigliboi-hood: low rent. No. 2229 Park avenue, opposite northwest corner Lafayette Park, 8 rooms. large yard, stable and car- riage house. No. 802 South Eiglitli street. 10 rooms. laundry. stationary tubs, between Cliouteau avenue and Gra- tlot street. No. 11l8Chouteau avenue. ten rooms, hall, water. gas. laundry, ctc., front and rear yard. No. 811 Barlow ‘street. 6 rooms. in good order. No. 2703 Gamble avenue. 8 rooms. large yard. No. 1021 south Twelfth street, 6 rooms, desirable house. No. 14?} Chambers street. ﬁve rooms. No. 827 Cliouteau avenuc.14 rooms, all conveniences, first-class dwelling, near Union Depot, accessible by 3 lines of street cars. No. 2206 Scott avenue. 6 rooms. good house. No. 924 Catalpa or S. Ninth street, 9 rooms, first- class dwelling‘. No. 2016 Eugenia street, 8 rooms. convenient. Apply to JNO. MAGUIRE. No. 519 lvalnut street. LAFAYETTE AVE.—-House.8 rooins.w_a- tor and gas: east. and south exp. Applv on premises. GA‘:\IBLE ST-—Dwelllng containing eight rooms, hall, ei.c.; large yard. front. side and rear. , Apply to JOHN MAGUIRE. ’ ‘ 519 VVa1nut street. ADAMS STREET, first street south of Clark street, six rooms and laundry. hall, gas. bath. and watercloset, four closets and pantry. side and back yard, in first-class order. To good teneiit S30. Apply atliouse, or Franks St Brennan, 703 Chestnut street. . 35 Ll-NDELL AVENUE-10 rooms. stone- frout mausard roof. front and side yard, stable in rear. Apply at once to C. H. Filley, 612 N. Main street. OR RENT—-323 Emily. 5 rooms. $15. 1117 North Sixteenth. 5 rooms, $12 50. ‘.’81lPaciﬁc. cottage, 6 rooms. 516. 2807 Bernard. 6 rooms. hall, $20. 1724 Morgan. 6 rooms, 6:20. 925 North 'I‘wentieth, 8 rooms, hall, gas, $20. 1118 North Twenty-ﬂrst, 7 rooms, halls, closets. $20. - 1302 Webster‘ avenue. 8 rooms, gas, bath, etc., $30. Dwelling rooms in all parts of the city. WM. 0. IVILSON & BRO.. 613. VVashiiigt0n avenue. OR RENT——Fi-om February 1 to September 1. a nicely furnished, new nine-room, stone front house on Pine street. between ’.l‘liirty-fourtli and Thirty-ﬁfth streets. Address Doremus, this oﬁice. OR REN'I‘—-'1‘hose two new seven-room houses on south side of W'ashiiigton avenue, just west of Narrow-Gauge liziiiroad. Large. front. side and rear yards. Rent low. Inquire of J. H. Chambers, 305 Locust street. OR REEIT-F.legant house in ﬁrst-class neighbor- . hood, full of tirst~class, paying boarders; furni- ture for sale and house for rent. A. D. G. P’ 102. 1 {'3 GRATI 0'1‘ S'l‘.—-First. stories of two houses 1) - near each otlierzwaterz gas; southern ex- posure; three in family on second floor. {OLIVE S'li%-—-‘F111-iilslicd rooms, single or ‘ ll suits. c . ex. 2306) PINE ST.—-—Lar§ze 2d-story front room, furiiislie<i;ﬁi'e. gas, bath. 233 271 only $11. 31 PINE ST.-—Nicely furiiished room, for . - ‘ a gentleman. OR P.E.\’T——A suite of handsome parlors on first floor, furnished or not. with 6319- ﬁfe mid =lW_@ll<l- ance; in private house: frouLin_c Missouri Park on Olive street; will be let to a permanent and responsi- ble dentist. Address Junius. this oliice. OR RENT-—Mona House. Sixth. bet. Olive and Pine. rooms we and 750, gentlenien only. OLIVE ST.—Oiie or two large rooms, fur. or uufur. ; charges very moderate. SHERIDAN AVENUE. 3 nice rooms on first floor; every coliveiiiciicc. Rent OR REN'l‘—-$13 pormo.——upper half new building on Jefferson avenue. between Morgan st. and Franklin avenue; inquire Fred.Fislier, corner grocer. * (ill. ]’.EN'l‘—-Desirable rooms on Whsbiiigzton ave. Double parlors. handsomely furiiisllcd: rear par- lor as a bedroom: everything coinplcte; most excel- lent meals served in rooms at any hour; as comforta- ble and pleasant arr.-iugeiueiit for ,<rc_ut and wife as is in the city, and at a total cost for ]lVlI1,9_.‘ of about $70 per month. \Vill rent: the rooms uiifurnisliod. or sell the whole or it part of the furniture, the object being to sccurea good tenant. Reference required. Ad- dress - B». 1.. This oﬁice. ‘ ORl’.EN'l‘—'l‘hree rooms, in first-class condition water and gas. Inquire at 1901 Franklin avenue. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. 21 NORTH FIFTH, STREF/1‘—Ncxt to sou_tli- : westcorncr of 0live,in Lucas marble build- ing. This store. with basement, has been recently remodeled and fully equipped; heated by steam; iossession at once: to adesirable tenaiita lease will be given. GRETHER ac BOECK. Agents, 213 North Sixth street. N. SIXTH ST.—-Prominent show window; good for any small business. NORTH FOURTH S1‘ll.EET—-Desk room for «FRANKLIN AVE—-Best retail stand in the rent, upstairs. ' city: lease lriven for ﬁve_or ten years. Iii- qulre at J. Bathgatels, corner Fifth and Frankliii avenue. '-' ST. LOUIS AV.—New store in a thickly 1 settled locality, suitable for retail trade. Apply to J. B. O’.\leara, 322 North Third street. OR REN'l‘—.—Foui-tli Street Store-New stone front with basement. two storics;,next. to G‘.obe-Dem0- crat oﬁice. S. V. l'apin & Bro.. 210 North Sixth st. OR RENT-To some ﬁrst-class hotel man and wife. a new hotel with 22 rooms, barn and plenty good water, well located for business. Persons de- sirous of renting address Doc. 0. Link, Litcliﬁeld, 111., for ten days. OR RENT——Sixtli and St. Charles. 2 floors for Fwliolesale business. near the business centers and BAILEY BROS.. 509 Chestnut street. EW VVAREHOUSE. 2-stories, well lighted, 50 by 140 feet. northeast corner Second and Carr 3'.S. No. 1317 Broadway, store and 10 rooms. N 0. 1207 Foster street. house containing four rooms. N0. 1109 Broadway. store. . No. 1115 North Fifth street, store. ' No. 810 North Main street: four stories, double cel ar. No. 612 Biddle street. store and four rooms. No. 304 Islarket street, store. Northwest corner Third and Locust streets, third and fourth ﬂoors, with vault, lieat. etc. ' No. 218 Walnut street. four stories. No. 23 and 25 South Fourth street, upper stories, 26 rooms. well lighted and all conveniences. ISAAC H. KEIM, N 0. 313 Locust street. cheap rent. OR RENT-—-l\'cst End Place houses for rent-——One on the east side and one on west side, near cor- ner Ware avenue and Olive street; rent $41 66per month. with gas. batli. marble mautels, elevators, etc. Inquire on the premises of Janitor. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR RENT OR RENT-—A 40-acre farm, 10 acres in grapes. 9 miles west of the city. near Webster. Mo. B. F. Gray, Jr.. & Bro., 306 North Sixth street. OR RENT——6-room cottage, new. for sale or rent - . at Glendale. P. R. R.. 11 miles from city. Jno. V. Metlar. . HORSES AND VEHICLES. m les, 1 horse. ice andcoal wagons, harness. etc. .212 Cliouteau avenue. R SALE-Handsome young dark bay mare. very gentle and fast. suitable for light barouche or buggy. 1216 Washington avenue. ..FOR SALE-—Young, sound bay horse; would ex- change for other property. St. Louis Coal Tar Co. ANTED--A gentle horse for his keeping. or]: very light. Best of care guaranteed. Address 0. R... 114 Chestnut street. ANTED-Horse. harness and grocery delivery wagon; will buy each separately. 621 N. Sixth. DRESSHAKING. JDRESSMALKING--Miss H. A. Dudley ha.-.1-einoved her drum and cloak-makln I to 2900 Oh I -ﬂaciiino J street. If. 3. g rooms , ve fringing and pleating done to A MUSICAL. /\/ US1CAL—Good pianos from $50 to $250 at Piano .1 Vlfarerooins, cor. Eleventh and Olive streets. USICAL--Several first-class pianos for sale or M rent at half price. H. Kocrber, No. 811 Locust. USICAL-—Don’t buy a piano until you have ex- amined the lrreat bargains offered at Piano Warerooms, corner Eleventh and Olive streets. SICAL--Pianos. the Belle of St.Louis at factory prices. St. Louis Pianoforte Co., 620 Locust st. MUSICMPA good 7-octave piano for rent at $3 75 per month, at No. 2802 Locust street. USICAL--500 2d-hand pianos wanted, for cash. M at Piano Warerooms, cor. 11th and Olive sts. LL who wish to buy or rent a. piano will find it to A their interest to call at H. Koerber’s. No. 811 L0- cust street, and save 50 per cent. R TUNING PIAN OS erfectly. H. 0. 0~ $ 1 ggmp. at PlanoWareroouIi)s,11tli and Olive. & 1 R. H. M. BUTLER’S sight-reading singing class will commence to-morrow night. in the Lecture room (basemlt), Dr.I’ost’s Church , Tenth and Locust. 061711. teacher. cent. to call108 North Thirteenth. Lira. A. R. Kellam. Lfi t- lass i f rsale at half price Sliiglgfiiithlysmgmeryufnflg lgoerber, 811 Locust. ' P‘ nos. and Estey Organs are the be: P‘ I lowei-‘axon ever. Terms to suit. Storv it 049' 913 street. lawyycieeihreun. 11.10" BU SIN ILSS CHANCES. USINESS CIIANCE--Partiier wanted with $22,000 in a light nianufactui-iii}.r business, safe, per inaiiciit. and extra-profitable, and that will bear in vestigation. For an interview address “Safety,” Globe-Deinocrzit oﬁice. , ITSINESS CHANCE——-For Sa.le—A very desirabl saloon, in the heart of the city. with an estab-.. lished trade. and now doing a. lucrative business. Cal ‘ on or address J. J. Cliollan, 507 Chestnut street. USINESS CHANCE——820 aci'es_clioice farm lalld’? and inoiic-y to trade for ;ri_-occries, goods or boots“; and shoes. Address Emu. this ollice. EDI) UATIONAL. iiizitics by a grziduatc of Paris. 1612 Clark avenue. 1DUCA'l‘IONAL—Supcrior facilities ﬁfor learning; ‘ French by a Freiicli pastor. Ad. 1404 Market st.‘- ]’JI)UCA’1‘lONAL—-Double eiitrv book-keeping‘ $20, business pemnanship $5. and 2!. complete r:0u rs in arithmetic and coiniiiercial calculation ‘$10. at Jones’ Coininercial Cdllege. 309 and 311 N. Flfull-Sh DUCATI()NAL—Short-liand “"l‘itll1_$l"‘I11SU'UCti0 J personally and by mail; 150 words per minute- guarantccd. Get circular at the St. Louis Phoiieticf Iiistitute. 210 N. 'I‘li.ircl street. 4 DUCA'l‘IONAL——A most thorough. practical an _ complete course can be obtaiiicd at Jolinson’s,, Commercial College, 210 and 212 N. Third street. ﬁrst-I building south of Post Oﬂicc. Regular_day and nixhtit sessions; separate departments for business peinnan-‘,«' sh; p, ariilmictic, higher iiiatlieiiiatlcsaiid the Eiigiis branches; phouogrciphy t.-iusrht personally or by inailw $20 for the full course of double entrv book-keepiiig, Will] a complete system of correspondence. Call or‘ write for circulars. ~ DUCATIONAL-—E1ocution——Johu R. Scott’s re's ddence and address 1500 Olive street. Stanimeil _ cure . - . ‘ ESSONS in bookkeeping,mathematics and German by F. (J. Kossak. 1135 Paul st. References: Col. Flad. Pres. B. Pub. Imps. ; \V. T. Harris. Supt. Pub. Schools. Ex-Gov. B.G.Brown. Aug. Hlllllcke & others BOA}.-i.DING‘r. A/\/\/\/x— LOCUST ST-—Wcll furnished rooms for rent SIW with good board; day boarders act-,ommo’d. every convenience; rooms fur. or unfur. C C VVASHINC TON AVE.-—'l‘wo furnished 1221 ' rooms, with or without board. 1 rooms with ﬁl‘St-(‘.]i1SS board. Ref. req. 1 {*0 "' PAPIN-—Nice fur. front parlor, marl and Al furnished room. with board: Drl. fani. with or without board. uished second story board in private fzimil_v.-forgeiit and wire or two gents. rooms. with board; singly or en suite, OLIVE S'l‘.——A large. liandsoincly fur- RAND. "RAFFLE at‘ SI)aly’s N VEiiropcu.iiWlfl'otel, 1‘) $1. Now is your chance. Drawing Friday. February 1. 1878. 1st prize 7 coin- tion tickets of $6 each, $36; 3d prize. 5 commutation tickets of $6 each. $30; 4th prize, 4 comimitation of $6 each. $18, Amount of prizes. $150. These tickets are good for rooms also. Tickets to di~:uvin§:. $1. For 17 OL IVE S'l‘.-—-Two clegaiit unfurnislied nislicd front room, with board. North Seventh street. Board for the winter, mutation tickets of $6 each. $42; 2d prize, 6 commuta- tickcts of $6 each. 3524; 5th prize. 3C0lllllllll2ll10ll tickets sale at office of restaurant, 12 North Seventh street. 1’I-ROFESSIONAL. /§Z\ ’T.?\. ROFESSlONA.L-Madam Anna, the great fortune teller of the West. 212 Walnut street. :PROFESSIONAL—I)l'. J. C. Darby (Lexington, I Kv.) will practice medicine and obstetrics in St. Louis. Ollicc. 1430 Curran street, between Lafayette and Park avenues. 1)R(,)FESSlONAL--Electricity—E. E. Sn.rgcnt, M‘ .. gives scientiﬁc electrical e.\'.nmma.tiou and treatment at 1807 Olive street. Both acute and chronic diseases treated with success. Best of refcreiices given. l{OFF.SSIONAL-lrlrs. 0. VV. Thomas treat! chronic diseases. No medicine given. Reads disease; ﬁnds lost property; locates minerals, etc. Office hours from 9 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 4 p. in. No. 2706 N. Ninth street, St. Louis, Mo. P. S.-—-The poor treated free Friday afternoon. Also spiritual circles Msolnday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at o c ock. I)ROFESSlONAL-—Dr. Otto G-reiner. 1434 Caronde- let avenue. specialist for diseases of the lungs; treats astliina, eiiipliyseiiia. etc. , with com )I‘€SS(.‘d or rariﬁed air bv means of Waldenburg"s neumatic a.pps.ratus. . PROFESSIONAL-—Pliysician. Astrologer and the Great Prophet of America, most successful in- ter reter and reader of planets, telling past, present an future. causing speedy ma1‘1'1a;res, etc... cures all nervous diseases, removes evil influences. Solid ﬁve stamps for G uide to Long Life.l‘i-os. erlty and Happi- ness. Officc. 1518 Wash strcei. A dress M. Estro. T 800 \ ‘ ASHlNG'l‘(_)N AVENUE- A..i' New York Dental llooms,‘.s the place to get a good reliable set of III‘ teeth for 53. Gold ﬁllings, $2. The Colton Dental ASSOClat10ll.# , ( RIGINATORS of use of gas. Teeth extracted at half of former prices. i’*"’”“ -, All kinds of dental opei'iitious executed ‘ in most perfect inzimicr at lowest rates. 1). I. JOSl?.‘LYN, Dentist. 517 Olive street. thaesl Discovery of the lat! N O CURE, NO PAY. We guarantee a perfect cure for any case of acute or c ir ll REE UILIATISM, Neuralgia. Sprain, Lame Back. or any soreness the human system is suh‘ect to. This infallible Magnetic Liniinen is prepare only by M. HAVICON & CO.. N. E. Cor. Eighth and Olive streets, Room 1. We refer you to afew of the manv thousands we have cured: ' Judge James 0. Edwards, 0. A. Ghio, 2303 Pine street. Capt. D. R. Asbur , steamer Golden Eagle. W.A.Da\vis. Chief ii ineer K. and N. line packets. Ca t. J . S. Mackey,-s eamer Lake Superior. Co . John Mcllall, 2323 Carr street. E. Tisclimacher, 1355 Glasgow avenue. \Vm. Grant. 1331 North Seventh street. Joseph ‘A. Hall. 510 North Third street. l?§‘.‘Pi-ice 85 Per Bottle. C. O. D. Smile & Bills ICE TOOLS Headquarterl. uiicknaixe. DECKER BROS-. MA'lt‘HUS as I 910 and - mﬁﬁﬁﬁﬁi. £ Al*1B8‘I'-CLAS8upi'1lrht918nogu., WW3; y‘ ‘ DUCATIONAL—-—Les~.=ons in French and mathde-’ CH“UTEAU AVE.—First-class location; A BIIE-MEN AVE.—l.arge newly furnished - wife or two single gciits,brivate fain., I c) CHE5'l‘NU'.l‘ ST.--One pleasant. wﬁﬂi-‘7'"i‘ .ll.UTGER ST.. near Lafayette l.’ark—-fur- ' froiit room. with - $150 given away in prizes. ~- llff-C-1:
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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 12, 1878
Date: 1878-01-12
Text: SUNSHINE or send, ‘A bright and sunny collection of New Songs, Ballads and Songs with choruses. and with Piano or Reed Abook quite American in character, with our own popular composers, and the class of ‘ 1 0 beginning at twelve o"clock at noon, at the east front, 4’ ‘ O’clOck a. in. and ‘I o’clock _ WM. . , Ll+Z(‘r'1‘lO\‘ N-’O'I‘I(‘-E——Ofllce St. Louis CC-Upera during the ensuin...
Show moreSUNSHINE or send, ‘A bright and sunny collection of New Songs, Ballads and Songs with choruses. and with Piano or Reed Abook quite American in character, with our own popular composers, and the class of ‘ 1 0 beginning at twelve o"clock at noon, at the east front, 4’ ‘ O’clOck a. in. and ‘I o’clock _ WM. . , Ll+Z(‘r'1‘lO\‘ N-’O'I‘I(‘-E——Ofllce St. Louis CC-Upera during the ensuing year, will be held on Monday, 14th inct., at the otllce of the Association, between the hours of 10 a.ni. and 4 p.m LEC‘I‘l()N NOTICE-—Boatmen"s Insurance and January 7, 18.7S.——'l‘lie annual election for nine Direc- tors of this company will be held at the oﬁice of the COl1IDf1IIf-', on Monday. January 14, 1878. Polls opeli from 1‘) in. to 2 o‘clock Q‘-rlné LZEC-'l‘lUN NCTICE—l\_Ierc.alltile Library, Louis. January 7. 18.8.-—'l‘l'le annual election 0! 'ofll<-ers _ , More-antllc Library Ass ciatlon. will be held in he Directors‘ Room, Mercantile Library Hall. Tuesday. January 15, 1878. - Polls 0 mn at 12 o‘clock _ In. and close at9 p. in. ELE()'[‘]0N' N0'1‘1()E—-Oﬂice of the St. Louis Agri- ii Street. St. Louis. January 5. 1 _ . " Stockholders for the election of seventeen Directors ‘ to serve during the ensuing year, will be held at the 3 Oﬂlce Of the Association next Saturday. the 12th inst., . between the hours of 10 o’clock a. in. and 1 o‘clock p. In. G. O. KALB, Secretary. ﬁle provisions of an act passed by the General As- “mbly of the State of Missouri. entitled “An act to “ price. Change may be sentin postage stamps. ‘L-OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. annual meeting of stockholders of the Keokuk North- ern Lille Packet Company will be held at the Com- ; Dany’s otlice,on Wednesday, Januar _ 1' 1!. m.. for the purpose of electing n no Directors to Serve for the ensuing twelve months. '01” Secon_d and Market streets. St. Louis. Mo., Janu- _ ‘h sCompany. and the election of three Directors. Will be held at the oﬂlce of the Company on Monday. fﬂie 14th day of January. 1878, at 10 o‘clock a. in. is?‘ -21 <1 tern! policies.” 1- e-. " Dre {7. "NEW SERIES. €::: 1 00. Black Casllmsres Great Bargain.’ ’ for 75 Cents. Illl_&E 417 and 419 N. Fourth street. L_.._____ :__.é 44 Fancy BLACK GOODS for Ovei-dresses and Polo- Choicest stock in the city. Prices an :1 dz. C0 naises. SKA. EMBROIDERED Flannels for Skirts and Infant’ s Wear. Elegant Patterns. COTTONS, in Shirting Widths, splendid goods for little money. LINERS and Housekeeping Goods of all kinds. ‘New stock. just opened, at latest Market Prices and lower than heretofore. .7’.~'—. tr’. “ . \'J" JUSI‘ PU BLISHED. THE Organ acc’t. songs that are the greatest favorites. Uniforlltin style, binding and price with the‘ ‘VVorld‘ Song, ” “Gems of English Song,’ ’ and others of ‘~Library’ ’ series, and costs in Boards $2 50; Cloth of the _ , $3 00; Fine G1lt3~.4 00. _ THE I " CLUSTER OF GEMS, This is a valuable collection of pieces of a somewhat advanced character as to diﬂiculty, andis suited to the tastes of advanced players. There are 239 pages sheet Music Size. and the pieces. which average about 5: ages each. are by Leybach, Spindler. Von Bulow, . L chner, ltubensteln, Asc-her. Oestcn. and other cel- ebrities. Uniform in style, price and binding, with the “Sunslilnc” described above. and with the 27 other books of the famous “Library" series. In Boards $2 50: Cloth $3 00; Fine Gilt 34. For sale at all the principal music stores. Will also be mailed. post free. to any address, for the retail C. H. Ditson & Co., 843 Broadway. N. Y. Sommissioners Sale OF "REAL ESTATE. Y ORDER of the Circuit Court, for the purpose of making partition among the heirs of Nicholas Relim, deceased. the undersigned. Special Commis- sioner. will, on MONDAY. THE TVV1I;3Il;l;7I‘Y-FIRST DAY OF JANU- 9 9 of the i‘.olll'l House, in the City of St. Louis. State of Missouri. sell at public auct:ion.to the highest bidder. lot lllllllb(*.l‘C.(i five (5) in city block numbered 955), fronting 2.3 feet; on the north line of Franklin avenue by a depth oi‘ 1.55 feet 3 inches to an alley. with a three-story brick building thereon, known as No. 2311 FRANKLIN AVENUE. TERMS OF SALE : One-half cash, balance in one and two _\'('.£'.l‘S from day of sale, with interest at the rate of six per cent per aunum, payable annually, sc- ‘curcd by notes. deed of trust and insurance on the building. if the purchaser shall prefer to pay all cash, a discount of two percent per annum on the deferred pa_vlm_~.;lt.s will be allowed. The sale will be subject to the approval of the Circuit Court. $100 of the cash paynlt-nt must be paid down at the time of sale, balance when deed is ready for delivery. JOHN GRETHER. Special Commissioner. 213 N. Sixth street. M. W. Watson. Attornev for Plaintiffs. ELECTION NOTICES. LE(J'J‘ION NOTICE--GERMAN AMERICAN BANK, St. Louis. December 31, 1.877.--Tile regular ail- nual PlCCi.lOl'l for tlllrteen Directors of this Bank will- bc held Monday, January 14. 1878. Polls open from 10 a. m. to 5.3 p. m. E. A. MEYSENBURG, Cashier. LlCC’l‘l()N N0'l‘1CE——Mul1allplly Savings Bank, January 3. 1878. The regular annual election for thirteen .l)ii'e<-tors of this batik will be held on Thu rs- day. January 17. at the banking rooms, between the hours of 10 a. in. alld 3 p. m. . L. G. KAMMERER. Cashier. LECTl()N NOTICE-—'Tlle Valley National Bank. St. Louis, December 22, 1877.——’l‘he regular an.- nual electi-.=n for twenty-one Directors of this Bank will be held on Tuesday, January 22. 1878. ht the banking rooms. Polls open from 12 o’clock in. until 2 o'clock p. 111. J. A. J. ADERTON, Presideiit. LECTICN NOTICE—BROADVVAY SAVINGS BANK, St. Louis, January 2, 1878.-—-The re,L‘ular annual election for thirteen (13)Directors of this Bank, to serve the present year, will be held on Monday, the 4th inst.. at the banking rooms. Polls open from 10 o’clock a. in. until 3 o‘clock p. m. J. PHILIP ‘i{l{lEGER. Jn., Secretary. LECTION NU-'l‘1CE—Notice to Stockllo1ders—- Boatmcn’s Saving Bank. St. Louis. January 5, l878.—An election for eleven Directors of this bank for the ensuing year will beheld attlle banking house on Monday. the 14th inst., between the hours of 10 m. ’1‘IlOl\ISON. Cashier. live Building Assoclation.¢A meeting or stock- olders, for the election of nine Directors to serve CEO. 0. KALB, Secretary. Trust Colupany, 314 N ’l‘llird street. St. Louis. .' BUTLER, Secretary. and directors for the St. Louis Oil V. L. SCOTT, Recording Secretary. cultural and Mechanical Association,_609 Locust 878.—-A meeting of the LECTION NOTICE-—Oﬁic'c Keokuk Northern Linc Packet (‘-ompany, St. Louis. January 5. 1878.—Tlie 16. at 10 o’clock F. L. JOHNSTON. Secretary. LECTION N()'I‘ICE——Ofﬁce of Vlfasllington Mu- tual Fire Insurance Company, northeast corner 5, 18:8.-—'l‘lie annual meeting of the members of oils will be closed at 1 o"ciock p. m, otice is also hereby given that at said meeting. at clock a. in. . the uestlon will be submitted to the embers whether th s Company shall issue "short policies for a term less than six cash premium. agreeably to are. on payment 0 end an act for the incor oration of Insurance mpanies other than Life nsurance Companies, uegagroved March 4. 1869. and amended and ap- Y ythc General Assembly March 15, 1877.” and ‘Sheeting’ SAN FORD’S RADICAL. CURE For CATARRH Allllrely vegetable distillation entirely unlike all other remedies. IN the preparation of this remarkable remedy every herb, plant. and bark is subjected to distillation. whereby the essential lnedlcalprlnclple is obtained in vapor. condensed and bottled. What rclnainsin the still is inert. valueless. and totally unfit for use in an Organism so delicate as the nasal passages. Yet all snuffs are insoluble compounds of woody ﬁbre; all tinctures, saturated solutions. Is a local and constitutional remedy, and is applied to - the nasal passages by lnsutllation, thus allaying in- ﬁalrllmll-IOII and pain. and at once correcting. cleans- ing and I“-lI‘ife’lllg the secretions. Internally admin- istered, it ac 5 upon the organs of circulation, keeps the skin moist, and neutralizes the acid poison that has found its way into the stomach and thence into -the blood. Thus a cure pro rresses in both directions, and__1t does not seem posslb e for human ingenuity to devise a more rational treatment. ‘ 8URPRlSlNG CUR-E. GENT_LEMEN: About twelve ears ago. while trav- eling with {gather Kern ls Old ‘olks Concert Troupe. as a tenor singer, I too i a severe cold and was laid up at Newark. N. J. _This cold brougllt. on a severe attack of cat-arrh. W_1llCh_ I battled with every known reI_iie_d for four weeks W1tllOl1_iL avail, and was finally 0lJ{1£.<3 to glve up a most desirable position and re- tuin home, unable to slnga_note, For three years afterw,ai'ds I was unable‘to Sll'l{.’,' at all. The first at- tack of catarrll had left my nasal organs and throat so sensitive that the slightest cold would bring on a fresh attack. leaving me prostrated. In this way 1 con tinued to suffer. The last attack, the severest I ever had. was terrible. lsuffcrcd the most excru- ciating ‘D0111 111 my hcadqvas so hoarse as to be scarce- ly able to speak. and coughed incessantl . lthought I.W£lS going into quick consumption, and I ﬁrmly be- lieve that had these symptoms continued without re- lief they would have rendered me an easy victim. Vi hen lll this distressing condition. I commenced the use of SANFOP.D’S RADICAL C-URE_ FOR CATARRH. very ielvuctantly. _I‘confess,as I had tried all the advertised remedies wit..iou_t benefit. The first dose of this wonderful lned cine gave me the greatest relief. It is liardly possible for one whose head aclies, eyes ache, who can scarcely articulate distinctly on ac- count of the choking.accumulations in his throat, to reabze how much relief I obtained from the first ap- plication of SANi«*onD"s RADICAL CURE. Under its 11131101108 . both internal and external, I rapidly re- covered. and, by occasional use of the remedy since. have been entirely free from catarrh. for the first time in twelve years. Resbcci.ful.ly yours, , . GEO. VV. HOLBROOK. W altliam. Mass. , January 8,‘ 1876. P-Nb.-‘I purchased the RADICAL CURE of GEO. H. ItOCERF.s. drugglst, It-umford Building. , Each package contains Dr. S:-lnford"s Improved In. ,11&1_1I1i£ Tube, with full directions for use in all cases. Price $1. For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists througllout the United States and Canadas. WEEKS & P0'.li"l‘E ll, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, W000. 03’ V0 W0. PLASTER An Itlectro-Galvanic Battery combined with a highly Medicated Plaster con- taining the choicest medicinal gums and balsams known to modern pllarinacy. These Plasters have now been before the public for two, ycars_, andmotwithstanding the immense number of remedies in the form of liniments, lotions. pain- creased in sale and met with universal a—pprova.l,ias evidenced by over 1,000 unsolicited testimonials in our possession. Many remarkable cases have been certiﬁed to by well-known citizens in all parts of the United States, copies of which will be sent free of charge to any one desiring them. Improvements, in many ways. have been lnade, as sliggest-rd by expe- rience and use, until it is believed that they are now perfect in every respect, and the best plaster in the world of medicine. Allwe ask from every sufferer in the land is a single trial. The price is 25 cents. al- tliougli the cost is double that of any other plaster. But. notwithstanding the efforts of the proprietors to make the bust plaster in the world for the least money ally similar remedy can be bought. numbers of unscrupulous dealers will be found ready to misrep- resent them for selﬁsh motives and end avor to sub- stitute others. Do not allow yourself to be imposed upon. Ask for . COLUNS’ VOLTAIOPLASTER, And insist upon having whatyou are willing to pay for. Sold by all wholesale and retail drugglsts through- out the United States and Canadas, and by ‘WEEKS 52 POTTER, Proprietors, Boston. Mass. The Queen of Table Waters. HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT. DR. LEWIS A. SAYRE. “A delightful bever- age. DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. “Far superior . to Vichy. Seltzer, or any other. ’ ’ DR. IA,.I.ll_<‘R;E,1,) L. LOOMIS. -“Most grateful and re ‘res iin . DR. R. OD-DEN’ DOREIYIUS. “Absolutely pure and wholesome; supe-:rioi-rto all for daily use; free from all the objections urged against Croton and a_rtiflci_allv aerated waters. ’ ’ PRO is‘. VVANKLYN, London, Eng’. nat_ed_ only with its own gas. ’ ’ DR. E. R. PIi.'ASL.EE. “Useful and very agree- DR. AUSTIN FLINT. “Healthful and Well suited for Dyspepsia. and cases of acute disease. ’ 1 D1-2. 1l5‘O.B.,I)YCE BARKER. “By far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with wine, useful in Catarrlis of Stomach or Bladder, and i Gout.” DR. J. MARIOIV SIMS. “Not only a xury, but a necessity.” ' . , To be had of all \Vine Merchants, Grocers, Drug- ists and Mineral \Vat-er Dealers throughout the nited States. and wholesale of FRED’K DE BABY 0. CO., 41 and 43 Warren Street, N ew York. NOW READY FR THE TRADE WIlI’l"l‘AIfEB’S ‘ ‘Impreg- SUGAR-RED HAMS. SPECIAL NOTICE. y RESH Sausages of all kinds. prepared Sausage Meat. Pork Roasts. Chops. Tenderloins, Spare Ribs. Spiced i’lg’s Feet. Head Cheese. etc.'.ete. Also clloicc-Beef at prices to suit the times. at Whittaker’s New Market House, corner Seventh and Carr streets. TO BE T. The commodious and very desir- able store lately occupied by DANIEL w. BELL, deceased,‘at the southeast corner of Fifth and Locust streets, is now offered for rent to responsible ten- ants. Proposals are solicited either for the store. as a whole, or divided to suit the requirements of tenants. For termsapply to CHESTER H.KRUM. Administrator, 307 Olive St. . K ON’S INDIAN EYE S).¥LVg3Ais(.: at? almost infallible remedy for every curable form of disease of the eyes, safe and pleasant to use. Sold ever?- at 25ccnts. Collins Brothers, . .. ‘V order of the Board. EDW. Bnu'rENs'rEiu Quanta-Hr. f 353-ea-r.est. Louis. Arena. Sent by mail- SANFORD’S RADICALCURE ST. LOUIS, SATURDJAYMMTORNING, JANUARY 12, 1878. NATIONAL ENOTES. Judge Usher on Union Paciﬁc Dis- crimination. A Remedy Suggested for the Costly Evil. The Democrats Regain Supremacy in the House. Subjects Discussed at the Meeting of the Cabinet. Secretary Schurz Can Not Find Time to Resign. Efforts to Equalize the Salaries of Postal - Clerks. The Walsh Case---Several Important Bills---The Capital Budget. ‘U Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. _ WASHINGTON. D. 0., January 11.—'l.‘he Pres- ident has received a letter from Judge J.-P. Usher. f01‘me1‘1.V Secretary of the Interior, in Mr. Llncoln’s Cabinet, relative to the resolutions in- troducedin the~Senate by Mr. Chaffe, of Col- 01'}1‘10. and in the House by Mr. Crittendcn, of 1iflssourl.coucerning operations of the Union Pa- ciﬁc Railroad and branches as one continuous line without discrimination against the Govern. men“. the public or the company. He points out the fact that since September, 1870, when through connection with the main line was made by the Kansas Paciﬁc branch at Cheyenne, now more than seven years, the Union Paciﬁc has REFUSED TO OPERATE ITS ROAD in connection with this branch, and that the Union Paciﬁc has lately constructed, out of its earnings, which should have been applied to the payment of its debts to the Government, a rival road to the Denver Paciﬁc, with the avowed ob- ject of controlling, the carrying trade of Comm. sas Paciﬁc and Denver Paciﬁc Roads. Judge Usher makes special reference to the care of the tralisportation of the 2d Infantry from Georgia to California. as showing how. the discrimination complained of is practiced against the Govern- ment. _ ' THE TROOPS WERE TRANSPORTED ‘Ea the Kansas Paciﬁc and Denver Paciﬁc Roads as far as Cheyenne, that being the most direct curers and ordinary plasters, they have steadily i'n- ‘ Second and L and expeditious route. but instead of being per- mitted ta go tllrougli without change, they were compelled to change cars twice, and both the Union Paciﬁc and Central Paciﬁc Companies charged the Government local, iusteadof through rates,because the troops had not been sent; round via Omaha, so as to go over the whole length of . the Union Paciﬁc Road. After alluding to some of the legal points involved, Judge Usher sug- gests as a remdev for . the evils, that Congress should pass a law authorizing the President to appoint a commissioner to pre- scribe regulations for the operation of roads in the Union Paciﬁc Railroad system, with power to compel compliance with the same, or to take possession of the roads in case the companies rebel. THE SALARIES OF POSTAL CLERKS. The reports of the various Commissions ap- pointed to investigate the question of compensa- tion of clerks in the larger Post Oﬁices of the country have been submitted to another Com- mission in the Department, with instructions to review them with a view to the recommendation of a system of equalization of salaries of clerks of the higher grades employed in such offices. THE WALSH CASE. Secretary Sherman stated to-day that he will take no action in the Walsh case until after the ~oﬁ‘:lcial report of the proceedings of the Court are received. WAYS AND MEANS At a meeting of the Committee of Ways and Means to-day, the proposition to reduce the num- ber of dutiable articles on the schedules was agreed to. They will immediately begin the selection of those from which the smallest amount of revenue is derived, at the same time holding in view the interests of American industries. The decision of the committee to compel delegations to submit their views in writing, hasbeen found to simplify their labors very materially. RUSSELL OF VENEZUELA. Mr. Russell, Minister to Venezuela, had an in- terview with the Secretary of State to-day, when the latter gave his assent to his return to his post. Mr. Russell, however, is undetermined whether to take advantage‘ of the Secretary’s willingness to permit him to continue his diplomatic services suiﬁciently long to vindicate himself in the recent misunderstanding with the authorities of Vene- zuela. It has been ascertained that the action of the Venezuelan Government has not been so heartily 1n favor of Mr. Russell as he had sup- posed. Sliould he not return, the mission will immediately be open to a new appointment. ' FAVORABLY RECEIVED. ’ Mr. Slavens, of Kansas City, 010., who has been in the city for several days, to~day had an interview with the Secretary of State, and cre- ated avery favorable impression. It is notim- probable that he will be given a niission,iu which ' event the other applicants from Missouri for diplomatic posts will be set aside. A number of inﬂuential documents in the interest of Mr. La- sar for a consulate in Germany were handed to, the Secretary to-day, and were very favorably re- 1 ceived. iiAYEs—EILLEY—-scuunz. A statement, published in anewspaperhere, purporting to give an account of what transpired between the President and Secretary Schurz when Mr. Fllley was ‘reappointed Postmaster at St. Louis against the wishes of Mr. Schurz, afforded much diversion to the President and the Cabinet to day. A few choice extracts from the effusion were read, and as all the statements were news to the parties most; prominently mentioned, no small amount of curiosity to follow the in- genuity of the inventor was shown. It is un,- necessary to repeat Secretary Schurz’s remark that it was too absurd to be contradicted. WESTERN ARRIVALS. M. H. Hale, Denver; 8. A. Merritt, St. Louis. Pi-ice’s Financial Scheme. WASHINGTON. D. 0., January 11.—A bill introduced in the House by Mr. Price, of- Iowa, to promote the deposit of savings and re- fundiug of the national debt, authorizes the Sec- retary of the Treasury to issue certiﬁcates of de- posit of the United States of denominations of $10. $20, $50 and $100 each, wllich_ certiﬁcates shall bear interest at the rate of _3 60-100 per cent; per anuum. Certiﬁcates thus issued shall be depos- ited in such amounts as the Secretary of the Treasury may direct with any designated deposi- tory of the United States, or with any Postmaster of any postal money order oﬂice of the United States, on condition that all such certiﬁcates so deposited shall be paid for » by such designated depository or Postmaster, within ninety plays from the time of making such deposit, in com or its equivalent. or the return of such certiﬁcates. or any part thereof, to the Secretary of the _’.I‘reasury, and that certiﬁcates issued as aforesaid shall be re- deemed only in United States 4. per cent bonds, and the holder thereof shall be autllorlzed to _re- ceive from the Secretary of the Treasury United states bonds bearing interest at the rate of 4_ per cent per anuuin, when presented at tlie_Umted States Treasury or any designated depository ln sums of $10 or any multiple tl_lel'eof, said bonds being payable, principal and interest, in com of the standard of July 4. 1879- The bill further provides that all national (10. to the impoverishment and ruin of the Kan- banks, organized and doing business under the national banking law of the United States, are required to receive at par and accrued interest all such certiﬁcates. in payment or any debt due to shall be allowed unless the same shall urqouut to 50 cents and upwards. It further authorizes any national bank. doing business under the United States banking law, to hold, at its option, two- thirds of all reserve now required bylaw to be held in certiﬁcates lierclubeiorc referred to. The Cabinet Meeting. vVA5H’INGi'1\O1q’ 1}_ Q. , January 11.--The Cabinet was in session nearly tut} “°“"».Wm‘ 3“ m° . members present excepting the Secx'3““'-V °‘ "*9 Navy. Matters of‘ routine importance only 3"’ said to have been under consideration. tllough after other members of the Cabinet had departed Secretary Evarts remained in consultation with the President upon the subject of appointments’ of Assistant Commissioners to the Paris Exposition, the number of applications for which are by no means decreasing. while there seems to be a cor- responding diﬁiculty in making selections. It is understood the Government has been giving renewed - consideration to the case of the supposed ﬁlibustormg steamer Estelle. at Bristol, R. L, and the President does not consider that at present the steamer should be allowed to leave port, and accordingly in- structions have been sent to the propel officials for her further detention. At the adjournment of the Cabinet Secretary Scllurz was asked whether he had any statement to make with reference to the report concerning his resignation. He re- lied the statement had no foundation in fact. Ir. Scllurz said he had not time to resign at pres- ent. A few changes in the Indian Bureau will probably be made soon. The Paciﬁc Roads‘. WASHINGTON, D. 0., January 11.--The Presl- dent has received a communication from Judge Usher. President Lincoln's Secretary of xthe In- te'rior, on the subject of the resolution of inquiry recently adopted by both Houses oftcongrcss rel- ative to the enforcement of laws requiring the Union Paciﬁc Railroad and branches to be oper- atedas one continuous line without discrimina- tion. He suggests that Congress empower the President to -appoint a Commlssionemwho, under the Secretary of the Interior, shall prescribe rules and reirulatlons for the operation ,of all roads in the Union Paciﬁc Railroad system, with power to compel the observance of the same’ or to take absolute possession of the road in case the companies rebel. In urging the necessity for ‘such authority. he says, in conclusion: After experience of more than ten years with these companies, with an in- timate knowledtrc of their inanagclnent and the numberless opportunities open to them tocvade the obligations imposed by the law, I am certain that‘ the only way to compel them to do their duty and Keep their statute contracts is to nicer. them face to face with ample power. Capital Gossip. WASIIINGTON. D. 0., January 11.--The Ways and Means Committee this morning continued the informal discussion of the tariﬁ and tax question, and. without action, adjourned auntil Tuesclay, when Secretary Sherman will appeal- before them. - ' COL. SHAFTEIE. Lieut. Col.‘Sllaiter, of the mu intautr , com.- mandant, at Fort Clark, Texas, was be ‘ore the Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day, but his tes- timony was similar to that given a few days ago to the ‘Committee on Military Aﬂairs. THE FEMALE SUI.-‘FRAGIBTS. The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elec- -tions to-day heard the arguments of a number of delegates from the National Woman Suffrage Convention. . THE STEAMBOAT BILL. , The House Committee on Commerce to-‘day au- thorized their Chairman to report back the so- called steamboat bill, with a recommendation for the passage of the bill as agreed upon by the com- mittee, as amended inaccordance with the views of the National Board of Steam’ Navigation. » _ — THE APPROPRIATIONS. _ ’ The full House Committee. on Appropriations to-day held a meeting, at which reports were re- ceived from the subcommittee on the naval, con- sular and diplomatic, fortiﬁcations and Military Academy bills. None were completed, but all are in a state of forwardncss which warrants the expectation that at least two of them will be ready for report to the House early next week. SAPP ’ s ’ BILL. The bill introduced in the House of Represent- atives to-day by Mr. Sapp, of Iowa, to give con struction to the specie resumption act, declares it does not authorize the cancellation of legal- tender notes outstanding or redeemed on and after January 1. 1879,uut requires them to be paid out again as legal-tenders. The bill also Dro- poses especially to prohibit the Secretary of the Treasury from destroying said notes, so as to re.- duce their total amount below $350,000,000,--it be- ing declared to be the intent of the bill to provide for a continuance of that amount as“ part of the circulating medium of the United Stiaes. MERRIMON TO SUCCEED PEA SON. Best-informed politicians from North Carolina. say Senator Merrlmon will be appoilited by Gov. Vance Chief Justice of the State in place of Judge Pearson, deceased. In such event, the indica- tions are that W. T. Dartch, of Goldsboro, or J. M. Leach, of Lexington, will be Merrimorvs suc- cessor in the Senate. XLVTH CONGRESS: House. WASHINGTON, D. 0., January 11.--The Speaker laid before the House several Executive docu- merits. Referred. The following bills were introduced and re- ferred: By Mr. Price: To promote deposit of savings and refunding ofthe national debt. By Mr. Sapp: To give construction to the act for the resumption of specie payment; also an- thorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to issue coupon bonds of the denomination of $15, $25, $50 and $100 for investment of savings. On motion of Mr. Bragg, leave was given the Military Committee to have the testimony taken by it printed, andto report at any time. liir;’Hale made a point of order that the busi- ness whlch occupied the House yesterday should come up to-day as unﬁnished business. The Speaker overruled the point as to-day was private Dill day. _ _ Mr. I-1-ale then raised the question of consider- ation, and the House voted to set_ aside private business and to resume consideration of the un-- ﬁnished business of yesterday. Mr. Hale moved the previous question on the substitute reported esterday from the Committee of the Whole, wine I is to the effect that commit- teps desiring to make investigation may at -any time apply to the House for leave to send for per- sons and papers. but requiring them to present a statement of the c-lial_‘S9S- The previous question was not seconded, 109 to 1.0 ultfr. Wood then oifcrecl a substitute for Mr. I»lale’s and demanded the previous qu'estlo_n, the substitute being his original resolution without it e. chhéfrigﬂale made the point that the Committee of the Whole, having rejected the proposition now presented, the House could not be asked to vote upon it. . The Speaker, after some colloquy, overruled the point of order, but stated that the vote must be first taken on the report of the committee, that is, on Mr. Hale's substitute. » 'I‘he.prevlous qliestion was seconded, and the first vote was on Burcliard’s amend_ment to the original resolution. which was to insert words authorizing-tile committees to apply to the House fm..p0we,.m send for persons and papers. The amcn:lment. was reject.ed—-yeas, 100; nays, 111. The next vote was taken on Wood’s substitute, offered to-day, being the resolution asking the President to communicate his reasons for refusing to recognize the present Covernlnent of Mexico, under "General Diaz, with such orders, corre- spondence and other documents as relate to that subject. _ Ml-. Hale. That matter is before the proper Com- mittee otthe House. I object. , . Mr. Cox. I simply ask its reference to the Com- mittee on Foreign Affairs. _ _ Mr. Hale. I have no objection to that resolu- tion. ' It was so referred. _ _ Mr. Luttrell offered a resolution instructing the Committee ‘on Ways and Means to inquire into the management of those ports of entry whose expenses are larger than their receipts. Adopted . The House then considered private business. Among the reports lnacle was one from the Committee on Foreign Aﬁhirs, adverse to the claim of Antoine Pellctier, for indemnity from the Government of Hayti. The report was laid on the table, and a-resolution adopted that papers in the case be ti-ansniittcd to the President‘. with- out recommendations. There _was a good deal of discussion on one pri- vatc bill, but no bill was passed . ' Mr. Kelley presented petitions from Philadel- phia, New York, Boston and other cities for the passage of a law giving, to all persons,wlthout pre- ference. permission to establish telegrapllio coni- munication between the United Stat-esand foreign countries, and rejection of all applications for exclusive privileges. . ' Adjourned until Monday. ' AfLCl' adjournment, a Democratic caucus was announced IorMonday afternoon. . The Coal Kit) 53. PHILADI§LPHIA, PA., January 11.-‘--Coal men are more cheerful to-day, Tlios. A, Scot, having telegraphed from New York {lint ‘t the reformed gatherina‘ of coal presidents :'licl'e.. "" gements had been matte which V_l-’ill'l“.‘llllt‘.(i him in saving that he believes :1 culilblnrliloll will be clfccted in the early part of next. week said bank; provided, however. that no interest. 0 D .__t 5.1-VOL. 3--No. 236." YIIONORS ARE EASY. Antivari Falls, but tho Turks Take Nish. ‘ Five Days’ Fighting Results in a Servian Rout. Armistice Negotiations Not Yet Con-A cluded. ' The Firm Position Maintained by Russia.’ ' Victor Ema.nuel.Lying in state---Flashes from Afar. Turkey. ANTIVARI SURRENDERS. CETTINJE. January 11.—Antivari surrendered unconditionally to the Montenegrins yesterday. NO ARMISTICE A3 YET. CONs'rAN'.riNO1>LE, January lI.—-An armistice has not yet been arranged. The Porte has re- ceived tlic Russian answer to the Turkish com- munication proposing an armistice, lntlmatinir that negotiations must be conducted on a basis of eventual peace conditions. The Porto has not yet replied. CONCERNING -THE DARDANELLES. LONDON, January 11.-The St. Pstersburg Golos to-day prints a special dispatch from V'l- ' euna which contradicts the St. Pctersburg dis- patch to the London Times of the 7011, that it was rumored that Austria and Germany had vetoed the idea of the opening of the Dardanelles to Rus- sian vessels only, and that Russia has conse- quently determined not to raisetne question at . all. The Golos telegram says Austria has not dis- cussed the question with Germany, and aRus- sian dispatch from Berlin says Russia is nego- tiating with t.hc other Baltic powers, for the pur- pose of prohibiting war vessels of non-Baltic powers from entering that sea. TILE TURKS CAPTURE NISH. BELGRADE, January 11.——Nish surrendeled this morinng, in consequence of the capture by stoi-m,yesterday and Wednesday, of Gorilza, Venlk and allqothcr lleights commanding the fortress of the town. Fighting had lasted ﬁv days. Servian loss considerable. V THE GRAND VIZIERSHIP. LONDON, January 11.--It is announced that I-Iarimi Pasha has been appointed Grand Vizier, in place of Edlicm Pasha, resigned. L RUSSIAN FIRMNESS. CONSTAIHTINOPLE. January 11.-The reply of the Grand Duke Nicholas to the Turkish‘com- mander-in-chief that he would ‘refer the latter’s overtures for an armistice to St. Petersburg, states that negotiations could only be conducted with himself direct. There could be no question at present oianarmistice without basis for peace. ’ DERBY'S'ASTONISHMEN£. - , LONDON, January ll.--A Constantinople dis- patch says it is stated in official circles that Layard,Britlsh Embassadcr, has informed the Ports that according to his advices from Lord Derby.tlie statement of Grand Duke Nicholas that an armistice must be based upon conditions of peace could only express his (the Grand Duke’s) views. It is said L:-lyard pointed out that this view was conﬁrmed by the reply 01‘ Grand Duke Michael, who ’ when asked to open negotiations for an armis ticc, answered tllat-b.e was without instructions in the matter. Itjs also declared that, Layard informed the Ports that the British Embassador at St. Petersburg had been instructed to express to Prince Gortschakoif Lord Derby’s astonish- meat at the non-fulﬁllinent of his promise that the Russian commanders should be ordered to ‘ treat for an armistice, and ' to re. mind Prince _Gortscliakofl' that no stipu- lation had been made relative to the armistice being dependent upon conditions of peace. or the appointment of a new Grand Vizier. MONTENEGRINSN ADVANCING. LONDON, January 12.-—A dispatch from Ragusa says the main body of lliontenegrins is now marching toward Scutarl. Russian columns from Zanllk have arrived, one near Zeni Saghra, and the other near Tatar Bazardjik, and the Sam- bali Railway is threatened. The civil population have been ordered to quit Adrianoplc, and 8,000 persons have -already gone. The Civil Govern- ment has been transferred to Rodosto. TIIE TURKISH MINISTRY RECONSTRUC'l‘ED._ LONDON, January 11.——A telegram from Con- stantinople announces the Turkisli Ministry has been reconstructed, but Server and Savet Pashas retain portfolios of Foreign Affairs and Justice, respectively. A RUSSIAN OFFICIAL DISPATCH says the Turks left 300 dead in the fortiﬁcations of Trojan Pass. Besides these, a Turkish battal- ion was almost annihilated in an encounter with the Russian turning column. , THE SHIPKA CAPTURE. Sr. PETEBSBURG, January ll.-—Russlan jour- nals, comnieutlng on the capture of the Turkish army ‘in Shipka Pass, point; out that this is new evidence that the Turkish power of resistance is utterly broken, and remark that the Cabinets at both Constantinople and London must under- stand the necessity of recognizing in approaching negotiations the decisive military situation cre- ated by the Russian army. THE BRITISH CABINET. LONDON, January l2.—-A Cabinet council has been summoned for to-day. ‘ ’ _ DUE TO A PANIC. A special from Constantinople says the Rus- sians have occupied Eski Saghra and Yeni Sagnra, cutting off the Turkish army. This report is apparently due to a panic in Constantinople. Several special dispatches announce the garrison of Nish, which was surijendeicd by the Servlans, numbered 8,000, with 90 cannon and 12,000 riﬂes, and a number of flags. A BUCIIAREST DISPATCH reports six small steamers commenced plying between Simnitza and Sistova on Thursday. ANOTHER BUCIIAREST CORRESPONDENT says contradictory reports in regard to the condi- tions of the armistice continue. The Russians have pl-obablv not yet made any proposal, but all reports current point to severe conditions. A RUMOR. IS IN CIRCULATION in Berlin that the Russians demand the evacua- tion of the Danube fortresses, and the withdraw- al of the Turks to the line of demarcation between Adrianople and Philllpopolis. ADRIANOPLE. It is rumored -Grand Duke Nicholas has de- manded the surrender of Adrianople as aﬁrst condition. No great co_r-ﬁdcnce in the conclusion of an armistice is felt at Bucharest unless the matter is conducted entirely by Russian diplo- matists, to the virtual exclusion of the military element. A TELEGRAM FROM VIENNA also says, according to very trustworthy informa- tion, the whole Russian army feels the hardness, almost injustice, of an armistice proposal coming just when the ﬁnal triumph is in view. My informant, who knows the feeling at head- quarters, says there is a strong disposition to pre- vent, or at any rate delay, an armistice as long as possible . , THE LATEST. The same correspondent says the Prince of ~Montenegro having applied to Russian headquar- ters for instruct.ions relative to an armistice, has been informed that lie need not send an Envoy, , as the Grand Duke would take charge of his in- terests. A Pera correspondent sends the following: The Porto has refused to allow the questions of peace and an armistice to be considered together, as it was understood that these questions were tr be kept separate during preliminary negotiations I believe the Ports has determined that a defense of Adrianople is virtually impossible. The Minis tc‘l-ial changes are regarded as favorable to peace, but opposed to the separate ar- rangement desired by Russia. Haslldl Pasha, new Grand Vizier, not Hanmi Pasha, as - was first telegraphed. favors digniﬁed and hon- orable peace. An Imperial order giving notice of changes in the Ministry, says the Turkish defeats are due to the faults of commanders, who will be tried when peace is éstablislled. The order expresses 110138 that the new Ministry will make such arra.lgc- ments as will guarantee the integrily and1.nd6- pendence of the country. It is oillcially Stated that the term of tho armistice proposed bYTU1‘k0Y is six weeks. V_ A correspondent at Vienna states that at Ship- ka1’ass the Russians oopturéa 23,000 men, 1,000 horses, twelve moi'tal's, twelve siege-guns and eighty ﬁeld-guns. Tile Cossacks have cut the Gamboli Railroad. Italy. THE KI No-‘S BURIAL PLACE. _ ROME, January 11.-King Ilumbcrt has order- ed me Italian Court to szoiu mourning six months. It 13 said ffunlbert, though originally in favor of Turin, is now disposed to agree to Victor Eln- anuel being intc1"_\‘cd in Rome, but will consult 1113-13;-caters, Signor ,Marcini intends to intro- duce a bill in Pal-liument"1llJP0lD“"KAm9 P‘““?h‘5°n as the future burial place of the Savoy family. THE KING'S DYING WORDS. The Famfulla reports that ViotorEl'nanuel said on his death bed, “I have always felt affection arid deference toward the pei'so:_i of the Pope. If Ihave personally displeased, lllmﬂl am sorry, but in all my acts I have always llad the consciousness of having fulﬁlled my duties as a. citizen and prince, and of never having com- mitted anytlilug contrary to religion.’ ’ S’I‘ANLEY IN RUl‘.!.E. Henry M. Stanley, the African explorer, ar- rived here to-.day., The meclal which had been- dccreed to him by the late king was privately presented. ‘ AWAITING BURIAL. _ _ PARIS, January 11.—M. liaspzill will be buried in the cemetery of Persia Chaise Sunday. M. Louis Blane will deliver the oration. A large concourse is anticipated. \ France. DUCRO'I"S DISMISSAL. LONDON, January 11.-A correspondent states that the dismissal of Gen. Ducrot was a. personal act of President l\lacMahon’s, who has been much disgusted by the impression produced on the public mind by the Limoges affair. EIl2‘la.n(’i. SUICIDE IN ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. LONDON, January 1l.——A man committed sui- cide yesterday, by leaping from the Whispering Gallery in St. Paul’s Cathedral. Greece. DEATH OF A POLITICIAN. ATHENS, January 11.--Demetrius - Balgravis, a well-known Greek politician, has just died of ap- oplexy. He was President of the Provisinal Gov- ernment of Athens in 1862; later President of the- Council and Minister of‘ the Interior, and at the time of his-death Chief of the Greek Revolution- ary Committee. - , TROUBLE IN MACEDONIA. It is asserted that an insurrection in Macedonia is iminent. ‘ Spain . ALPHONSO’S APPROACHING MARRIAGE. 5 'l‘0T’l‘ERING T.lIRONES..“q sinful Rumors Concerning the Mer- chant Kings of Chicago. '0 A Dry Goods Firm, Two Grocery Houses, and Two National Banks Reported Shaky-Duped by Dunning-— Commorcial Crashes. -:-._s Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CHICAGO, ILL., January 11.--Tile air is ﬁlled with rumors this evening. It is impossible to say whether there is any ground for them or not, but they have been growing in number and in strength for the last six hours. One is to the effect that one of the largest wholesale dry goods houses in the city is in trouble and not likely to get out of it easily. There are few who believe that this is true, but the rumor is heard on all sides and it has not as yet been satisfactorily contradicted. The house is one of the heaviest in the country outside of New York, and has gen- erally been looked upon as being as solid as the rock of Gibraltar. The lllclllbﬁll‘.-l of the firm are heavy real estate owners. Another rumor is that two wliolcsale grocery houses are embarrassed. There are ‘rumors also to the effect that two of the leading national banks are shaky. Tllese rumors are given for what they are worth. There is no means of ﬁnding out wlletller the statcnlents made on the street. are clue or false. People, however. are slow to believe any of them. THE ASSOCIATED runes RISES TO EX1’LAIN. Cm,(;;,<;o, January ll.—-An organized effort seems to have been made of late to spread abroad di.-tressin,rz rumors of ﬁnancial elnbarrassnlsut in this city. So wild and reckless have the news- niongcrs bec‘omc that to-day reports were cur- rent on the street that two or three of the stancnest of Cllic.'lgo’s jobbirg houses had sus- pended, or would suspend, and that one of the heaviest of New York ﬁrms was on the verge of bankruptcy. The rumors were followed up, and not one autlleiiticatizlg fact was discov- ered. These eﬁbrts to break down credit are doubtless put forth by ﬁnancial Wreckers, who hope thus to bear prices of real estate, and produce and provisions, and to make a hand- some speculation out of the results of their crime. Public sentiment is becoming aroused on the subject, and summary punishment will be meted out to the mongers of false reports should they be discovered, without the intervention or delay of the law. The Directors of the Board or Trade are making efforts to ferret. out the orig- inators of these commercial scandals, intending to expel them from melubersliip when found. Duped by Dunning. NEW YORK, January 11.--The Post says the firm of John F. Henry, Curran & Co., drugs, and patent medicines, has suspended. The cause given is the suspension of E. J. Dunning, Jr. This concern is one of the largest. if not the largest, patent medicine ﬁrms in the country, and in the mercantile agency books is marked to have a capital of $500,000 to $750,000. There has been no settlcmeiitas yet of the aﬁ'ail's of E. J. Dunning, Jr. The Po.»-tadds: "From all we can learn, they are not in as good condition in several respects as they were thought and represented to be when his suspension was ﬁrst announced. John F. Heriry wasP.epublicau candidate for Mayor of Brooklyn in the November elections.” Mr. Henry says his ﬁrm has a large amount of paperin Dunning’s builds which had been sent back to them, which it was imposslblc to meet. Mr. Henry showed some checks which he had taken up this morning, among which was one for $5,000, and said it was very hard to be ‘called upon suddenly to ‘pay such amounts. Dunning had promised to 1‘urnlsh them with $16,000 this morning,instcad of which they would have to meet all the paper they had in the market. Mr. Henry could not say what was his exact. position until a meeting of his creditors was called and his books examined. ' Mr. Henry this afternoon said his ﬁrm had con- siderable of Dunn'lng’s paper, and he in turn held paper of other drug firms indebted to them, and it naturally followed that when be suspended they were unable to realize allyming from him. He was under the impression that Dunntng’s creditors would not realize more than 50 cents on the dollar. This of course would affect his house. He hoped for the best, and was of opin- ion that the ﬁt-m’s affairs could not be placed in the hands of a Receiver. H. H. Hollistcr, a prominent member of the Stock Exchange. has suspended. Liabilities es- . timateu at $175,000. A settlement is likely to be inude at 50 Cclli-S on the dollar. A note of Hugeman & Co., wholesale druggists, 203 Broadway, made payable at the Metropolitan Bank, and which was deposited by E. Dunning, Jr. , with the Corn Exchange Bank as collateral security fora loan, fell due to-day. The note was sent to the Metropolitan Bank for payment, and MADRID, January 11.—Prime Minister Canovas de Castillo to-day read the royal message to Con-“ gress, announcing the approaching marriage of King Alphonso. THE NUPTIALS To B]: POSTPONED. PARIS , January 11.—Tlie Memorial Diplomdtique says the m:-lrri-age of Kii$i,§%‘.1i;:-22.0250 will in: _?.o=‘=._t- period a few days from the date, originally fixed, in consequence of the .VlG.££-‘X’:-— lily?‘-‘;:.:l»cl. DEAD IN HIS STUDIO. was return.-d inclorsed: No funds, Later in the day a notice Was sent to Haaemzm & Co. by the Metropolitan The Fate of a. Polish Noble "Who Bank W“ the “W3 had bee" Presenwd for payment, but Hageman was absent and noth- was Banish-ed from Russia. ing was done. It was stated in Wall street dur- lug the day that the note had been given Dunning with the undelstalldlilg that only the amount actually received by llageman & Co. witnlntercstand commission added should be E. Bozleau de St. Marcel, an Artist Known in St. Louis, ;~ou3d,Ljfe]eS5 in ms Room paidDunningatmzltul-lty. One of the reasons \ atﬁrfolk Va assigned for pcrmlttlng_ the note to go 0. 7 ' to protest was to avoid, it possible, pay- ment. of its face in full. It is slat- ed that Ilagernan & Co. were in the llablt Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. NEW YORK, January 11.—-A special to the Times from Norfolk, Va.., says: This morning of giving their notes to Dunning in the way above mentioned for sums much largt-r than the money rcceivezl by them. llllgclnan was stated to be .-ick at his llouse,and,lt was said,llad not beeniufornied the lifeless body of Mr. E. Boneuu do oftllcsitualionoflliszlﬁhix-s. The elnl~ari~assln.-nt Sm Marcel 3 pO,.tm,t painter of this of Mr. II£l,0,'Cl/1'11-111 is stated to have been caused . ,’ . . . somewhat by his absence from business, and °“’Y! was mscovered 1“ ms 5t“d‘° 0“ having nopcrson at his nillce to direct his af- fairs. The bank otlicluls think the matter will be rlghted in a day or two. Edwin J. Dnnning,Ji-. , said to-day the suspen- sion of John F. llenry, Cut-i'an & Co., wa~« due to his own ﬁnancial embarrassment. His transactions with Henry, Curran &. Co. vvorc very large, and have amounted to probably $1,000,000. At the time of his failure he had about $10,000 worth of their Main street, stretched upon the floor, with his spectacles on his nose, and a copy of the Public Ledger, which he had evidently been reading, LYING AT IllS SIDE. The gas was burning brightly, and this led to the discovery by Oﬁlcer Kirk of the above facts. of t.he the By. order Mayor, door was p2.lp(‘-1'. He kept an open account with them, broken open and the Coronor~ notiﬁed, by whom fl1l'1“Shi“"’3 m°“"-V .0“ d°m‘'.’‘"d' 119 p"°.S“med an ‘n uestwas ordered kfter an exatnilrtt‘ he was now m- me” debt 8mi"'h“3:' 1 Q ' " ‘ ‘ 10'‘ He had been informed that Henry 8 of the remains the jury returned up verdict that the deceased came to his death from con- gestion of the lungs, a disease from which he had suffered, and had been for some time treat ed. Mr. De St. Marcel had been‘ sick for several weeks, and in very destitute circumstances. and had been supplied with the necessaries and com- forts needed IN HIS FEEBLE CONDITION friends would come to nis assistance to-morrow and help lllln bridge over the difficulty. Henry. Curran 85 Co. . he said, did the largest business in tllcir line 111 this country,if not in the world. They own a number of trade-nial'ks, and have a stock of goods on hand valued at $350,000, more than enougll to meet. all their liabilities. Charles F. Glllls said one of the partners was worth $500,000, so that actual failure seemed almost itllpossible. ‘ Mr. Henry said in regard to his enmarrassment, _ that until they knew Mr. Dunning’s posi- by sympatlllzlng friends. He was a native of non they could not move. With Poland, where he was known as Count Some 10016110? exlellded. 110 U(1j0lll.9.'11$ _ - . . , _ 0, _ . the could pay dollar for olar. EdwaldJablonlsky. Vl’iththntecn otlieis of high Hey said we business of the mm now rank he was banished by an Imperial reached between $2,000,000 and $3,000,000, and while thcv were expected to pay cash on all orders, most of their trade was on time. He could ‘give no idea of the assets and liabilities of the ﬁrm. and the future depended on the settle- ment made by Dunning. Mr. Curran, another member of the ﬁrm, said. the alnount of their notes in 'Dllnning‘s hands would probably reach $100,000. There would be, he said, no tlllspelli-lltlll of business of the firm, which would be carried on as usual. ukase from Russia, and arrived in New York City in a Russian frigate in. 1837. He arrived in this country a stranger,without friends or means, and being unable to speak the language was reduced to great straits. Being an artist, however, of more than ordinary ability,lie soon found employ- ment, and ﬁnally established himself in St. Louis, where he won a high reputation. In the veal-1858 he “Tells, Faulkner & Co. Fail. CHICAGO, January 11.--Wells, Faulkner & Co. , in consequence of the I\iercliants' Savings, Loan PAINTED A PANORAMA of the P.ussian_war, with which he traveled until itlsd “:;“l“°“.°“, mﬂ we _burm‘n_g °,f the and 'I.‘rust Company, which hold one of their 0 cc lanics a in t ils city, in -.' - . . t , fled 1 etltlon in bankruptcy this after- 1S56, after which he settled here. It no es 1 ‘ p noon, which shows their liabilities are $11S.000, of which $90,000 are unsecured. Their assets are $128,000. of _wllich$S0,000 are in open‘ 110001111138- and $25,000 In real estate ; tats: *“ ‘““'**"=-=- AAJ D\4AAu.-.~.¢ﬂ¢ is only about two weeks ago that be disclosed to a lady who he was, and proposed to return to Poland, now that the edict or banishment had been annulled. Evansville C-1'-ashes. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. EVANSVILLE. January ‘i1.—-Bankruptcies to- day: Apple &Mann‘ncimcr, wholesale fancy gro- cers; liabllities. $28,000; assets, $8,000; will com- promise. E, C. Johnson, glass dealer; liabili- ties,$8,000; :lssets.$5,o00. Michael Robinson, farmer: liabilities, $1,500. Pope to Sheridan. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CHICAGO, In... January 11.--A dispatch was ‘received at Gen. Shel-idan’s lieadquartcrs this afternoon, from Gen. Pope, commanding the De- partinont of the Missouri. _Hc reports than the Texas State troops have occupied San Elizarlo, and taken possession of the salt marshes. All American citizens of Mexican extraction have abandoned the country and ﬂed to the Mexican side of the Rio Grande. Great excitement pre- vails, and itis apprehended that the Mexicans will reinforce themselves in the neighboring rc- public and attempt a reoccupation of the salt mines and the town. Gen. Pope reconlmelids the withdrawal of the Texas troops, and that regu- lars be ordered to supply their places. Memphis Failures. MEMPHIS, TENN., January 11 —-The following Main street clothing houses have failed: Julius Behr & Co., M. Fold 8:. Co., M. Rossnthal & Co., and J . C. Ward & Co. The liabilities of the latter are $00,000. The ﬁrm offered to settle on a basis of 50 cents. which was declined by Eastern cl-editors. The liabilities of the others are un- known. Marine. PORT EADS, January ll.--sailed-—Steamsh1p Tappahannock, for Havanna: ship Baden, for Liverpool; barks Ellos, for Roucn, and Bonita, for Bremen; schooner Charles Lawrence, for New York. Arl'lvcd—-Steamsllip Rio Grande, Galveston, for New York, in distress, having lost three ﬂukes of propeller; proceeds to Now Or- leans to dock for repairs. LIVER? 0L. January 11.-Arriveti--Steamship Illyrian, rom Boston. Pm’-‘D31-PHIA. PA-. January 11.-Arrived-— Steanlslllll Lord Clive, from Liverpool. At Eﬂlngham, Illinois. Special Dispatch. to the Globe-Democrat. EFFINGHAM, In... January 11.--The Elling- ham Hotel, the dining house of the Illinois Cen- tral aud the Vandalia Roads, was found to be on ﬁre at 3 o’clock this morning. The bakery and the entire kitchen department were destroyed; 1038 51.500. By desperate eﬁbrts the Fire Depart- ment saved the main building. Full insurance in the Hartford. Mobile, Underwriters and two other companies. Passengers failed to get break- NEW YORK. January 11.-Arrived-Steamships fast this morning. ..Ueltic. Liverpool ; Australia, London. 23 . ;__j_.. 7 $1. Ennis Eailg ®InBe-ﬂtmntrat, %ai_riu:oap morning, §aimarp12,1S?8. 8 GENERAL AND PERSONAL. THERn_have been 252 Popes. GREAT §RI'rAiN has 60,000 velocipedists. LOWELL has a District Telephone Company. RUSSIAN Grand Dukes observe the battle six miles on’. AN end that Chicago banks never come to-- THE people of New York City are, at the mercy of 3,000 steam boilers. W. W. Stronv, sculptor. poet and dramatist, has returnednto Europe. THE new Union Depot at Pittsburg cost the Pennsylvania Railroad Company $65,000. A RUSSIAN biography of "Lord Beaconsﬂeld Disraeli” is now publishing at St. Petersburg. AT- Rapid City, D. T., the first number of the Black Hills Journal has just made its appearance. OLD-MAN - N OT-AFRAID - T0-GET-MARRIED is how the Brooklyn Union-Argus alludes to Mr. Lord . BEXAR County, Texas, is going to present Col. Shaffer and Lieut. Bullis each with a magniﬁcent sword. THE last accounts of Garibaldi are very pleas- He is in excellent health and the brightest ant. spirits. THE City Hall in San Francisco, with the grounds, will have cost, when completed, some $4 , 250 , 000. DR. REYNOLDS, the temperance worker, will take the bull by the horns in this city next week. --[Chicago Journal. HENRY THURSTON, a Missourian, residing in Titus County, Texas, is seven feet ‘six inches high in his bare feet. THE highest wages paid to the train-men on the railways of Austria are given to engineers, and the amount is'.$627 si year. MR. JAMES C.FLoOI>, the San Francisco banker, gave to various charitable institutions Christmas V gifts worth more than $6,000. GEN. BOSE has just settled a mess bill of the Seventeenth Illinois Volunteer Infaii_try officers which was contracted in 1861. THE daughters of Theodore Tilton have ordered a lifs—size bust of their father for their own home. The work is nearly completed. SPIBAHER LORD, of the Maine Legislature, is but thirty years old. Hannibal Hamlin filled the chair when only twenty-eight. INDEPENDENCE HALL came very nearly being burned last Tuesday throughadefective heater in the west wing of the building._ THE Shah of Persia will start on another tour in the spring. He will take quite a jaunt, includ- ing, of course, the Paris Exhibition. GEN. JOHN O’Nl__l‘.ILL was buried from the Catli- olic cathedral at Omaha last Tuesday, the Emmet Monument Association bearing the expenses. MR. JOHN D. TOWNSEND. counsel for William M. Tweed. has gone to Albany to appeal for the release of Tweed from further imprisonment. DURING the present year the United States sent 105,000,000 yards of cotton goods abroad, ten times more than was exported the year before. THE Russians had their Christmas Day on Sun It is the only Christian country which adheres to the Julian or Old Style computation of day, 6th, time. WHILE blasting out the roadway of the South- ern Pacific Railway, vast stores of honey were found in the ﬁssures and sheltered places of the rocks. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR. , comes out and complains of cruelty to students from the cram- ming method of examinations adopted at Har- vard College. IN a speech at Roclidale, England, John Bright said that one-third of the whole land of the United Kingdom. being no less than 23,000,000 acres, be- longs to 9% men. ALIBERATED French soldier, who said Mac- ‘ahon was not wounded at Sedan, but paid a ‘actor to say he was, has been sentenced to six months’ imprisonment. THE Marquis of Lorne is coming to America to This will make some moose sick in the air of his native forests, if the Marquis shoot moose. only knows how to shoot. Nassau street, New York. is becoming a sort of American Cheapside, and at present rate of progress will soon compare well with the well- known thoroughfare in London. Tm: sale of pcwslat Plymouth Church, Brook- lyn. last Wednesday, showed a falling on‘ of $11,- 492 60 in receipts as compared with last year. The highest rent paid for a pew was 5615. MR. Axpnaw J. CLEMENT was and the rest, rhflled at the Old South Fair. CIIICAGO has an opium smokers’ retreat, which is growing quite popular with bank depositors, who go there to dream that the bank hasn't broken and the banker lit out to Europe with the funds. . A PARCEL of about £180,000 in Japanese coin has been melted down into bars and sold to the Bank of England. '.l'lie bank will not receive the coin or all foreign Governments, and hence the necessity of melting it down. This Pope can not bear a fire in his rooms, and to keep his hands warm has invented apaletta, a hollow little ball of silver somewhat larger than on elm, which is filled with hot water, and which, from time, he rolls between his chilled palms. ‘llfUui>in', the temperance reformer, wrote to a friend in Washington that he had been engaged to lecture in that city, his price being $200 a night. At this the temperance people of the place have taken great offense, and do not want him to come at all. ALONG the river and brook banks of the subur- banlowus lyimr west of Boston the musk rats have built an unusually large number of habita- tions the present winter. The “old residents” tell us this fact is asurs sign of a very severe Winter. ‘(ELI-:vi:LANI) is agitated by a religious contro- versy of its own, the point at issue being whether the Sisters who visit the Cliarity Hospital there try to prosclyte the patients. Bishop Gilmour defends the hospital management against the statements made by sundry patients. ACCORDING to a telegrani in the Pester Lloyd from Berlin, the Czar, in reply to a congratula- tory deputation from the German Foreign Office, “W73? “E“l'0De follows our actions with conﬁ- dence. Eiigland alone seems desirous to exercise pressure on the freedom of our movements. We shall not agree to mediation, however, and we are armed against intervention.” IT is to be written in the Revised United States Army Regulations, “Private soldiers shall not ﬂirt to the detriment of coiurnissioiied Oillcers. " Any private soldier found 2‘uilI._v of flirting, and afterwards lying about if, will be lzcpt in solitary conﬁnement until the Mizjsr inarrics the heiress. The icstimony of ii, irst~cl_:—iss f:.tl.iei' is suilicient‘ to coiivict.—-[New Orleans Picayune. A Caswsoun COUNTY Marslial, who had been attacked in the local paper, posted his assailant ts follows: "CUBA Mo Jan the M1877-I don’t no who so so is but this I do no that when he see that I sold out my petition for the Marshals omceg he gen, 3 wilfull inalioush public concentrated lve. “L. T MARTIN T M." WHEN a gentleman well acquainted with the Lord faniily called upon Superintendent Walling, of the Neiv York police, and suggested that it ‘W.‘[l.‘i- his duty to hunt up the missing gentleman, he answered: “Looking for Lord. are we? Well, I reckon not. What llavo we got to do with the matter? The old gentleman h.'isii’t stolen any- thing, and he liasn’t miirdered any one, so what would we be looking for him for?’ ’ AT the exposition in Paris next year a special 1111"? Will be ﬁbbointed to lilVCS!l{§.7:3C the several recent electrical inventions which may be pre- sented for competition. The most sanguine ex- pectations are entertained in France of the com- plete victory of electric light over the old fash- ioned gas illumination, which it is predic,tcd will soon be altogether abolished and superseded by the better and cheaper product of modern science. the fortunate one to draw the book of autograph poems by Longfellow, Whittier, Holmes. Freeman Clarke, are subnieifgea, the Dead Sea has never exceeded its borders. WHO’lS DIINEL-AND WHOSE, AM I ? ’ [From the New York Evening Post.] Veiled within the evening shadows Is alately widowed heart, -.1 Pondering on the. awful my-story L That has forced two lives apart. Yet with hopes that always linger Of the ncarness of the dead, of the mayhap here and after, Is she vaguely comforted ; Till her timid trust is startled By a memory astir; . Wlioin she mourns bad loved another Ere he wooed and wedded her. In the dark of soul and nature Do these haunting questions ﬂy: Was my union made forever? Who is mine and whose am I? Tortured spirit! Sweet the message -God hath sent the human heart, That one day we shall be like Him, When we see no more in part. Like Him! Those wordsshold the glory _That_can solve they gliosts away; Like him? Then of His All-presence We may catch a single ray. Countless myriads of spirits, God, at once, is always near; Yet no one can find love-’s limit, Or its interruption fear. Then may not a soul in Heaven Ever walk with each of two In unalienable nearness? Wlierefore put the whose andfwho! In thine own love ﬁnd the earnest Oi some rich, divine reply: Blest with that, will be no asking ‘ ‘Who is mine, and whose am I?” CHARLOTTE F. BATES . ACCIDENT TO A STEAMBOAT. Interesting Details of the Scenes on Board, as Supplied by‘a. Passenger. The Providence Journal prints the follow- ing narrative by a passenger of the accident to the steamer Old Colony, of the Fall River Line, on Saturday morning last: ‘ ‘VVe left Fall River at about 1 o’clock, but were obliged to reniain at Newport until 3:35 a. m. on account of the storm. About 3:30 I was suddenly awakened by a dull thud or ‘souud, and heard the discharge of steam. Upon inquiry I ascertained that the 30-inch cast-iron steam pipe, coniiecting with the cylinders of the engine, had broken off close to the steam-chest. At once the upper sa- loon was ﬁlled with stea1n,a1id a general panic followed among the passengers, only one of whom, afemale, was slightly scalded about the face. There was a high wind at "sea at the time, but fortunately. the wind was offshore, i or we sliould have gone ashore and the ves- sel been dashed to pieces, as with the en- gine entirely disabled We were now aﬂoat in the trough of a heavy sea at the mercy of the wind and waves. As soon as practicable we dropped anchor, and the alarm whistle was sounded until the steam gave out. In about perhaps from ﬁve to ten iniiiutes, rockets were Sent up at inter-. vals. Point Judith and other lights seemed at this moment to be about ten miles distant. None of our signals were answered at any of the life-saving stations. As daylight ap- proached the wind and sea increased in vio- lence, the steamer laboring heavily all the time. The guards received blows in fearful force as she rolled from side to side upon the waves, at short intervals chopping seas striking and counte1'-striking under the guards. At 9 o’clock we lost one of our smoke-stacks, it becoming detached from the chimney and falling over on the starboard braces. \'Ve could ailord to lose it as our ﬁres were all out. At 10:30 the sea continued to run high and the steamer labored fearfully with the waves, but as yet there were no signs of in- jury to her hull visible. At 10:45 two schooners hove in siglit. One of them approached us at 11:45 and hove to under our stern . She proved to be the Warren J. Crosby, the Captain Of which started for Newport to give tidings of our sitiiation, but it was evident that he stood no chance of reaching that port. Had there been, all of the male passengers would have taken to the schooner, and as she sped on her way many 11 stout heart quivered, While oth- ers watched with hopefuliiess as she lightly rode from billow to billow on her errand of mercy. At 12:30 o’clock the Coast Wrecking Compan_v’s steamer Relief hove in sight. and bearing down upon us, afforded to all on board practical relief from our long and anx- ious suepcuso. At 1:10 o’clock the Relief rounded to on our starboard bow, and prepa- rations wcre made to heave a line from the stern. ‘We gave three‘ cheers as she came aloiigside. Soon the hawser was paid out, and brought to bear upon the steamer. Two of ouranehors were tveighed, and the third was cut adrift. [This is evidently a mistake, as it was found impossible to get the anchors up till after the slea.mer’s arrival at her dock at this place.——Reporter.] At 4:30, just as the Nina. from the Tor- pedo Station, bore down upon our starboard side, the llil\\'St‘.l‘_ parted, and we would have been lown upon Brenton Reef Light Ship, but t nit we were promptly taken in tow by the Nina, and thus further jeopardy to the Old tiolony was averted. At 6 o'clock we reached the sie:imer’s dock at Newport in safety. Too iiiiiirh praise can not be awarded to Capt. B. W. Siiiiiiioiis, of the Old Colony, for ill:-‘ lllllll‘lllg.‘,' energy; and to the order and discipline shown by him in his entire man- agement, under the trying circumstances un- der which he was placed, I attribute the safe- ty of all on board. The utmost Order and qiiieiiiess prevailed among the passengers after tlio first shock produced by the break- age of the sieuiii pipe, etc. It was found ncccss:iry to throw overboard some freight and coal. 'i’lic freiglit was considerably sha- ken up. It is not believed that the steamer-‘s hull is injured, for it will be remembered that it was recently strengthened. The woman who was scolded was removed on ur- rival of the eteunior to the Perry House, and medical aid suimnoned. 1101‘ name is Mrs. I. 1:11.’,/."1.ell. and she belongs in Portsmouth, N. “.0 SIXTEEN AND SIXTY. A For-mer’s Daugrhter Elopes with a hover over Forty Years Her Senior. [From the New York Sun.) ‘ Lydia Ami lﬁliza, aged 16 years, the only (l:l.llg‘hlel‘ of lallijnli Super, a wealthy farmer residing at Baldwiii’s, Long Island, sloped on Monday lllOl’lllllE‘.' with John Bcdell, a man 00 years of or-_{o. Soon after his daughter’s departure Mr. Soper missed his bank book and some money that he had in it-. Yesterday Mr. Soper visited Jamaica for the purpose of procuring warrants for the arrest of Bedcll for trespass and abduction, and of his daughter on suspicion of theft. It is said that the young woman’s parents tried to dissuade her from receiving: Bedell’s attentions, and that, ﬁnally, they locked her in her room on the evenings on which Bedell was expected to call. This precaution, ac- cording to the story told, was in vain, be- cause Bodell climbed into an apple tree. whose branches reached to within five or six feet of the young woman’s window, and from that porch conversed with her. After Mr. Soper discovered the use that was made of the apple tree, it is averted, he chopped it down. When Lydia Ann -Eliza was taken out to walk, with watchful eyes upon her, there was a particular spot, it is said, where she inaiiziged to drop a letter for Bedell. Finally, it is said, the gossips, from sympa- tliizing with the parents. changed to sympa- iliiziug with the young woman, averting that she was being wrongfully treated. This en- couraged her to stand up for her lover. "1"lieii, as the story goes, the young wOman’s fzitlicr offered her his fariii. and all his wealth, if she would be married to a young man wlio;-e addresses she had formerly rejected. But she would not consent. About ii week ago her p{il‘elltS refusetl her request to consent to her being married to Bedell. Mr. Soper then, it is said, took the precation to either iiinsclf request, or have others request, the iiiini.atci's in Baldwin’s and the neighboring villages to not marry his daughter to Bedell, should they be called on to do so. On Suutlay iiight Lydia Ann Eliza wanted , to go to church, but she was not allowed to go, her fa‘ilisi"s suspiciong having been aroused by a bundle of clothes that he found (l'.lll§1‘lll”ig ironflicr window, and that he de- posiuad in the barn. . A battle is alleged to have taken place between Lydia Ann_Eliza and her pLll't:lli.S on tlieir opposing her leaving the house. According to one story, Bedell appeared in the hallway, in the midst of the struggle, and the girl then dashed out of the door. and Bedcll follotved. ' , On Monday afternoon, Isaiah Thomas is self} to have seen the couple in Grand street, 1\€'~‘v"' York. peering into sliow windows, and munching peanuts. Bedell said that they were to be married in the evening, and that then Mr. Sopencould make the most of it. .._.._ . .._--.. _................._4..L.*....._.m . _.. .._...-._.. ... . - Sodom and Gomorrah. Tliere are popular traditions, says a recent writer from the Holy Land, that Sodom, Go» 1 Inorrah and other wicked cities of. the plain The belief is erroneous. and end of this bodypf water. Ever ,- link in the ' chain of evidence‘ leads to thisbe ief. On the I plain at the northern end" of the sea are some rebuilt cities, exactly corresponding in n1im- ber and position to the cities? of the plain that were destroyed by“ the great conﬁagration mentioned in the Bible. At one place are three cities, above ground, in ‘ ‘layers. ” First ‘are the mud houses of the Arabs; next under these is a city built by the Romans; still under that is a Hebrew city; and still lower down, where men have turned up the earth thirty or forty feet deep, there are the ruins of still another age. ' ___ The Precious Metal Yield of the Far West. SAN FRANCISCO, December 31, 1877.-—D. T. Parker, Esq., Agent United States Ex- press Company, St. Louis: DEAR SIR-The following is a corrected copy» of our annual statement of precious metals produced in the States and Territories west of the Missouri River, including British Columbia, and re- ceipts in San Francisco from the West Coast of Mexico, during 1877, which shows an ag- gregate result of $98,421,754, being an excess of $7 ,546,581 over 1876, the greatest previous annual yield in the history of the country. Arizona, Colorado. Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah and VVashington in- crease; British Columbia, California and Montana decrease; but it is possiblethe fall- ing oil’ in Montana is more apparent than real. In our statement for 1876, Dakota (Black Hills) was not mentioned. That Territory is included hei'ein.creClitecl with $1,500,000 gold, but the estimate is uncertain, as $950,000 is the total amount carried out of it duri.ng the year by all express companies-and mails. The amount named as carried by other con- veyances froni Dakota is conjecture. If the Comstock mines yield as much in 1878 as dur- ing the present year, the aggregate product of silverand gold from all sources named will approximate $100,000,000. Statement of the Amount of Precious Metals Produced t_'n*the States and Territories West of the Missouri River, Including British Columbia, and. Receipts in San Francisco from the West Coast of Mexico, During the Year1877. wac>ZOdEggoZO 2 _"_=_cs::;-_:c:_<§>_=ro...9,"=aa§_°_ 9-, -><wsa¢k=.—;;.,.m<:... .-.. ;""“OO v-11"‘:-v-as-7q$°8| _CD ;=v"~‘=*::g:s:. 9:. ....°»::.,,,- ‘,6- 0989 9"’ no sf-smﬁ C 0:: ‘°c‘..s1-vs.:.-. -:9 °..o?j‘.:,.CP,'m 5-'0o:GO.‘:o‘O.I :c:oC:e:.:n:o g as ' o v ' . I I I . a U0 ' ’ O s . s O I . . Q ESIIZIIIIIIIIZ .o¢Oso_osooooo g... C C C O I C C C O’. O C . ‘$3 ﬂ 3 5-! 1go‘:_3m§©73o7-I cogs): G0_1d.DllSt§ndB.U1- 5-. lI.\').5L.‘._)y-0.-e-"9’-I“p.5:>“.g,?o,_i€;a;-3' lion by Express. VF on c>‘ao "C ‘-11- o w:o§m§§§S$$§w o -4»-c>,-i..:-.1 .9-ore.--case as H D 3 H 3 I-H-J 0-1 El GoldDustandBul- be t--’ at I 2 coﬁﬁooéﬁt N lion by other in *- - s o s ~ v - - . . .. , ' to c: o. . . v-H-F-633-63- cs: Conveyances. 9: U‘ a so 0! . __w i—- can 53?} _ go 8 g1_ SIIVCI‘. and DOI'O 5. ;o: c~r.~'.-‘-1$mE\'>' : '58 Bullion by Ex- ? D .0 : E ‘E3 to i—a 1-463 056.3 . s .s.assu;h “S °”3i"d3B“‘° ... : o. ;;,_a-...:..-_-,oo! ' FEE Bullion byFr’ht. 5 0 '§:f5.s.'o;E'$I I '03:: 0 o >—-o. “ o o v :3 - l\'J- c:::.—-..va:.r>. . 93°;-§ '69 GI: Q9 ﬁn-—-A .°° .""1"“!"'.”’ 1"‘9°.“”""‘ """"°° *5 e Hgmrwwumg LEL ° 53 Z‘}:.":8%?r‘>5‘.-.5‘aii’-°L€‘..°.‘3~.°’.E1 ., 5; -4 s-«:o:.':3ocw—x'c:>’»t§'ic'::;'v-all ' f.‘1|§t3"~.?l3"5"e.=.:i’lEa‘§:'z‘:§"Ix":°':v‘.‘ 2 _ We have used the utmost care and diligence in ascertaining the character of bullion and, ores reported, with the following‘ result: The yield of the—Comstock mines is 45 per cent gold; of the whole bullion product of..Ne- Veda, 37 per cent is gold; and of all so-called silver or base bullion, 28 per "cent is gold. The gross yield for 1877, shown above; segre- gate , is, in round numbers, as follows: Lead, 5 per cent.........................$ 5,085,250 Silver, 48 per cent....................... 47,206,957 CODE........................ $98,421,754 As lead is an important element in what is herein termed base bullion, we might add that of Missouri and Illinois, value‘ approxi- mately $1,500,000; which, with the silver and gold of the Lake Superior country, Virginia and North and South Carolina, amount say $500,000, would swell the gross product to over $100,000,000 for the year. The lead pro- duct of Utah, Nevada and California, exceeds that of the remainder of the United States and Territories combined, and in tonnage is greater this year than ever before, though not exceeding in value that of 1876, the average price having been lower than for many years past. In our statement for 1876, the amounts credited to British Columbia and West Coast of Mexico, were inadvertently carried into the totals credited to the United States, in the estimates given on the right-hand page of the stziteinent. Deducting amounts from the sources named, the results are as follows: n._w§ugé-3 guesse- gg8:£‘.,§0§ .°:;§3.§ 1’-*‘3.§=.°'.—§../+.3..=:8 3-“€35” YEAR. ;=;a.2—-:*::g‘,'; ',.-338°: gssiﬁisf '°=e3E _-..l-'l’°'-“m-«#1 8csv.":O¢ I“ ~ 1870 ........... .. . .. $54,000,000 $5‘2.150.000 1871 58,284,000 55,784,000 l872................. 62,236,959 60,351,824 72,258,693 70,130,860 74,401,045 71,965,610 1:575 80.2-89,051 76,703,433 1876 90,375,173 81,219,859 1877 98,421,754 95 811,582 The not product of the United States and Territories west of the Missouri River, di- vided, is as follows: . YEAR. Lead. Silver. Gold . 1870 ............. $1,080,000 $17,320,000 $33,750,000 1871 ............. 2,100,000 19,286,000 34,398,000 1872 ............. 2,250,000 19,924,429 38,109,393 1873 ............. 3,450,000 27,483,302 39,206,555 1874 ............. 3.800.000 29,690.12? 38,466,485 1875 ....... ..... 5,100,000 31,635,239 39,968,194 1876 ............. 5,040,000 39,292,924 42,886,933 1877 ............. 5,085,250 45,846.109 44,880,223 \Ve are uninformed as to the annual exports of silver to India, China and the Straits pre- vious to 1851, but assume that they were less than since that date, which being so, the ex- ports this year are the greatest known, viz: $105,000,000 to the 26th instant. The greatest amount in former years was $83,650,000, in 1857. The amounts exported during the present year were approximately as follows: From Southampton, $80,000,000; from San Francisco, $10,000; from Marseilles, $4,000,- 000; from Venice, ‘$2,000,000. . We take pleasure in acknowledging the prompt responses of persons applied to for in- formation, and to whose cordial co-operation we are indebted for much of ‘the data neces- sary to our compilations. , JNO. J. VALENTINE, General Superintendent. V. Fatal Fuel. f From the San Francisco Chronicle.] The Chinamen who have the pious and mel- ancholy contract for exhuming, polishing and packing the bones of the ill-fated heathen who strike out for the shining shore from a foreign strand, have recently been engaged in preparing a fresh consignment for shipment back to China, from the temporary golgotha where the defunct repose, near the Presidio, awaiting convenient transportation of their bones. The business appears to have required the co-operation of a white man, in the Work of delivering lumber at the bone-yard for the manufacture of tidy and comfortable coﬁins in the place of those that had become im- pregnated with the odors of a foreign and un- sanctiﬁed soil. This sub-contract was ac- cepted by 'I‘erra.nce_ Mahoney, a resident of the Western Addition, who could conscien- tiously accept such service, in the view of aiding a quiet exodus of the obnoxious ele- ment of population. As a stroke of economy which suggested itself to Mr. Mahoney while fulﬁlling his labor of humanity at $2 a load, be improved the opportunity of pitching a few of the old coﬁins into his wagon for domestic consumption in the form of fuel. Since the employment of this sort of Mongolian mortu- ary debris in the concoction of the toothsome stew, some six or seven of Mr. Mahoney’s oﬁ‘spi-ing. have been temporarily debarred the privileges of the public school-in consequence of the development of a malady of a cutane- ous eruptive type. SEVERAL exchanges are giving directions : ‘ ‘How to dress. ” The -most, sensible way is to stay in bedtill the fire is started. and then take your clothes under your arm and trot out These cities must have existed lat,th"é harsher-n to the dining-room stove.-E-lloille Scutinell..' MUKHTAR AT Eitzanouit. ll A Characteristic Interview with the ~ scehaziy Manner of the Defense--Description of a Suburb of the Armenian Capital. [From the London Daily News.l ILLIDGE (close to Erzeroum), December 4, 1877.-—It was 3 o’clock in the afternoon when I called on Mukhtar Pasha at the Yeni Kish- lar, the principal barracks of Erzeroum. It is a wide, desolate-looking squane or sad,-co1- cred limestone. It looks like a model Euro- pean p_rison. A crowd of ragged-looking camels and Rosinante-like pack-horses stray perpetually in its immediate vicinity. I en- tered by the main gate. Four sentinels on either side guarded it. I ﬂung my horse’s bridle to one. and, taking a dirty staircase to the -left, arrived at a long, wide corridor. desolate and dirty as the staircase. Awk- ward-looking soldiers, with yellowish white baggy overcoats,§stoo.d about, and came 1.1.11- easily to “attention” as any unknown toler- ably dressed stranger and possible Pasha- _ came by. Along line of great arched win- dows fronted an equal extent of blank,drearv wall, along which hung, like so many funeral pulls. the somber-colored curtains closing the entrances to the different at art- ments. No. 1is that of the cahtaino. the guard.-where that fiinctionary,c1ad in brown ﬂannel, sits gloomily. staring at the dingy. whitewashed walls, smutted by the smoke, of the tottering stove that roars like a small V tempest in the corner. Next door are a couple of aides-do-camp, one of whom, after con- ducting you to the neighboring chamber of the Secretary, lifts the drapery before the Marshal’ s doorway, and you are in the P-1'63‘ ence of the redoubted Ghazi Achmet Milk- tar Pasha, commanding in chief the Ottoman armies of Armenia. " The room, like the others, lS bare and whitewashed. A low divan runs round two of its sides. Opposite the door, on the divan,‘ is awolf skin and a cushion—-the bed of the Marshal. In another corner of the divan is a sheepskin stained red. It is an old acquaintance of mine. I have seen it in Herzegovina and in Montenegro. I have seen it in sight of Alexandropol, when we were on the Aladja Mountain; I have seen it on the Soghanli Dagh, and during the mom'- orable ﬂight from Kare.’ And here in the Marshal’s chaniberl meet it again, and. as it. An Eastern salaam given and returned. and I am motioned gravely to about on the divan. 9 * WILL FIGHT TO THE LAST MAN. Mukhtal‘ Pasha is always courteous, some- times cordial, but rarely. Few Easterns are expansive, even in the smallest way. It was some time since I had seen the Marshal- nearly a couple of weeks—-but even that brief time had wrought sad changes. He is mid- dle-sized and square’-faced. When I knew him ﬁrst his features were rounded and fresh- colored and his eye bright. Now, thought and care have traced long furrows on check and brow, and, though there is in the eyes a feverish ﬁre, it is rather that’ of desperation and ﬁerce resolution, than the buoyant ex- pression of the victor of Chorumdusi and Kiziltepe. At my last interview the Marshal had spoken of the battle of Deve Boyun, and given me the sketch of the plan which I for- warded. On the latter‘ occasion we spoke mainly about the articles in the London news- papers touching the battle of Aladja, and translated for him in extenso that which ap- peared in the Times. As I translated it with the severest impartiality and conveyed its full meaning, it may be imagined the General wasn’t by any means content w-ith the writer, who, whoever he be, had better keep himself out of Armenia. He explained his defeat, as he had done that of Aladlél. by the extra- ordinary accuracy of the enemy’s artillery ﬁre, which at Deve Boyun dismounted four- teen of his guns. I said that the most sinis- ter rumors prevailed in the town, every one beingiinder the impression that an evacua- tion of Erzeroum was imminent. “Is your Excellency about to leave us?” I asked. With a warmth very unusual in’ so calm-tem- pered a man, he turned almost ﬁercely to- ward me. “Jama.is! jam'ais."" he exclaim- ed. “While I have a man to stand by ‘the guns I shall never abandon Erzeroum. ’ ’ TRUSTING TO THE WINTER. I know the General trusts a‘ good deal to the ally that beat the French at Moscow. and when, coming away from the Yehi Kishlar, I turned my eyes to the spectral white outlines of the Deve Boyun Mountains, half lost in whirling storms of snow, I couldn’t help sharing his-idea. Still the Russians are there, out in the sleet blasts, and we can see them working at what looks suspiciously like a battery. Yesterday the caravan from Persia came in, strangely enough-—allowed to pass through the Russian lines andentera besieged city. It came on boldly down the Deve Boyun Pass without takin even the ordinary pre- caution of sending a sad it ﬂag of truce. The and camels came in sight, the heavy guns of the ramparts opened fire, supposing naturally enough that it-was a Russian storming col- umn that was advancing. The scene that fol- lowed may be iin‘a ined. Camels, mules and men all fled in wil disorder as the first huge shells burst among them, audit was hours before the caravan could be again collected. When it ultimately got into Erzeroum the Persians stated that the Russians were, to all appearances. permanently camped in the Dove Boyun Pass. The tents, they told us, were covered outside with thick felt, and each had a stove, well supplied with wood. Mukhtar Pasha says that, in view of the precautions taken since the last two attempts to carry the Kop Dagh forts by assault.lie has now no fear of the city falling by a coup de main on any one particular point. A general assault.both on the forts and on the lower ramparts in the plain, is what he fears most, especially when the entire of the Kars army arrives. I left the General’s presence convinced that, what- ever the possibilities on the part of the ene- iny, Erzeronm was to be defended coute qua’ coute. A CHARACTERISTIC INCIDENT. When I got to the bottom of the stairs I be- came aware of an incident which for some time rather irritated me. During my visit to the Commander-in-Chief I had left my horse in the covered entrance below, where four sentries, side by side, did honor to the Mar- shal’s presence. My horse’s bridle and sad- dle eloth and one ‘of the saddle girths had been abstracted by some gallant trooper. I complained at once to the General, and though the Captain of the guard seemingly made every effort to recover the lost articles no re- sult followed. I don’t know whether this kind of thing is possible opposite Whitehall. Here many wonderful things come to pass. As I rode out of Erzeroum I noticed the ex- traordinary precautions of which Mukhtar Pasha had spoken. On the ramparts, sen- tries at ﬁfty yards’ intervals; in the covered ways, a similar line. and ﬁfty yards from the crest of the glacis a ﬁrst line of sentinels in riﬂe-pits not twenty yards apart. Another ﬁfty yards further out a similar line, the riﬂe- pits alternating with those of the ﬁrst line. And this in broad daylight. Add to this that Muliir Ali, the chief of irregular horse, pa- trols incessantly the ground over which an enemy could advance, audit will be seen that a surprise is hardly possible. What may be effected by frank force remains to be seen. AN ARMENIAN TOWN. I rode from Erzeroum to Illidge in two hours. I crossed a wide, bleak plain, blind- ing white with newly fallen snow. At Guez, an intermediate village, I drew up to have a cup of coffee. My semi-military garb creat- ed a certain amount of suspicion. “Who knows,’ ’ thought the villagers, “but this is only an excuse to enter an odd, and, once there. he is quartered on us.” Such, it seems, is their experience of Ottomai1oﬁ"1- cers. However, my horses standing un- bridled and unpacked at the door pomewhat reassured them, and for a backshéesh I got a couple of cups of unsugared coffee. Afew words of question and answer. “Have the Russians been here?’ ’ ‘ ‘No, Pasha, ’ ’ was the reply. This I knew to be untrue, but in my liypothetic character these poor Armenians were not supposed to speak the absolute truth. From certain information Iknew that the Cossacks had been there but two evenings previously to requisition hay and oats. I went on. An expanse of marshy ground and a bridge. which at a distance looked like that of a railway. Then came this vi1lage,Illidgs. It looks like a place that once was populous, as the sense goes here. Now there are empty house and deserted—thoroughfares I sup- pose I must say--streets they never could be called, even in the best -of times. Here and there a few suspicious-looking ducks and hens wandered, and occasionally an inhabi- tant peered csntiously round the angle of a snow-heaped dwelling. The newly arrived horsemen might be Cossacks, or, worse still, the Karapsbacks of Muhir Ali. A short par- ley, and thebolder inhabitants whovehtured forth were convinced that we wefe neither one nor the other. ‘ HOUSEHOLD SCENES. As a result we were shown to the house of usual, the Marshal seated crosslegged upon_ result was that, when the longcolumn of men - A i ted a dim light. . iug glare of the snowy plain it was like enter- » the cliiefman of: the place, an‘-unhappy indi- vidual‘, who, be_ the‘ new-comers Christiaiis or Mussulniaiis, is responsible for everything. high, of "rough stone rudely piled. The flat earth roof was thickly covered with snow. A long passage led to a stable, occupied by half a dozen cows, buffalo calves and horses. An odor of ammonia‘ exhaled from the place. In one corner, and separated only by a low vvoodeu partition, was the add, the “guest chamber.” A kind of pathway ran up its midst, conducting to a stqve-like ﬁre-place, where cattle droppings, «kneaded with earth, siiiouldered dimly. On either side the path- way were bands of wood, indicating the di- vans, where a kind of rush matting covered the beaten earth up to the rough wall. A mattrass, two pillows and a stuffed quilt were luxuries accorded to the stranger guest. The level _of the ﬂoors being considerably below that of the ground Outside, and the roof of rough beams arched slightly, the chamber had a much larger and airier appearance than could be ex ected within the squat semi- subterraneaii uildihg one looked at from the outside. In a kind of low gable opposite the ‘ ﬁre-place a single window eight inches square, and closed with white creased paper, admit- Coming in from the blind- ing a coal cellar. At"one’s elbow, shut off only by a partition eighteen inches high,coWs 1 and calves munched their chopped straw. UNPLEASANT COMPANIONS. To inhabit the odd of an Armenian peas- ant’s house is literally to inhabit a stable. ‘All the sights,_sounds and odors of a rude, close stable are palpable to a degreefar from pleasant. From the space Outside the stable door ran long corridors of ii‘iip1astei'ed, un- cemented rubble masonry, leading to the dif- ferent chambers. The acid of the female por- tion of the family was a great, square cham- ber, thirty feet either way, roofed with the peculiar kind of cupola common in these countries. Great beams cross diagonally above the corners, others cross’ these in an opposite sense, each tier advancing more than that below it over the center of the room, till after six or seven tiers .a dome is formed,hav- ingvin its summit a square. opening, through which come air and light. There are a great many other chambers devoted to storing grain, chopped straw and hay and agricultural im- plements. These houses are admirably adapt- ed to the extremes of temperature of this climate. In summer the thick walls and earth- covered roofs keep the rooms comparatively cool, and when, as now, the cold is almost in- so portableoutside, the odd, under thejoint in uence of dung-ﬁre and the animals col- lected alongside, is quite warm. Owing to this mild temperature within the chambers even now stray ﬂies are to be seen, and, I am sorry to add, other more objectionable’speci- mens of the insect creation. All night long one is disturbed by the groaning and complaining of the neighbor- ing quadrupeds and long ere dawn shows faintly athwart the paper square in the gable the plaintive lowing of hungry calves and the angry cries of quarrelsoine horses break one,’ s rest. Even now, at 10 at night, various animals Wander incontinently to and fro, and not five minutes ago I was obliged to repel by physical force an incursion on the part of a large black ass, who walked solemn- ly in with a View of partaking of a bag of cats, which constitutes my impromptu writing ta- ble. A calf is munching the end of a rush mat on which I sit, and I am obli ed to keep an eye on a large black rat who as Serious designs on a cold fowl in the corner. ERZEROUM’S SUMMER RESORT. Illidge itself is a straggling village of some 300 hundred houses such as I have described, and, in ordinary times, contains a population of over 1,500 inhabitants, the great majority Christian. A large (and, for such a place,re- spectable-looking) church rises in its midst. It has a stable-like cafe, where no coffee is to be had, and half a dozenmiserable shops or booths, only two of which are now open. From Illidge. as from every other place in the neighborhood,all that were rich enough to do so ﬂed to Erzingan and Trebizond. It is now as dreary-looking a place as could well be imagined. In peace times it is much resorted to by the people of Erzeroum and other neigh- boring towns on account of its magniﬁcent hot mineral springs. Ivisited one of these «yester- day. A low circular building, with domed roof, covered a circular basin some thirty feet in diameter, hewn in a yellowish kind of rock. something like ﬁne grained Oolitic limestone. It is ﬁve feet deep and -ﬁlled, to the brim withclear water, having a tempera- ture of about 90° Fahrenheit. This water gushes unceasingly from the center of the ﬂoor of the basin and flows away by a sluice into the neighboring river, the Illigdo Su, which here expands into a pretty extensive lake. The flow of "water is copious and con- tinuous at all seasons, and accompanied by a large amount of carbonic acid gas which causes the water to eifervesce briskly, espe- cially at two points towards the center. Standing at the edge and seeing the bubbling water and dense steam clouds rising from its surface,.one would have said a huge seeth- ing caldron. Au openingin the center of the dome, almost equal to the width of the basin, admits light. A stone platform ten feet wide surrounds the basin, and adjoining the wall is a rough wooden divan for the accommoda- tion of the bathers. Fee for admission there is none, nor, indeed, is there any guardian whatever. It is open to all comers. - AUCTION SALE OF OOFFINS. Provident Milvvaukeeans Purchasing Post Mortem Outﬁts. ‘ [From the Milwaukee Se-ntinel.l Auctioneer Dixon was a happy mortal all day long yesterday. An undertaker’s stock was sold on execu- tion and he was engaged as auctioneer. The stock was large, but his wealth of re- sources larger, and the long-faced, solemn- limned counteuances of the handlers of coﬁins and polls were soon as radiant with smi1es_as a five-year-old in his ﬁrst pair of boots. “How much am I bid for these name- plates? Can be sold for double the_ price to serve as insignia of oﬁicel And these silvered nail heads could be converted into buttons. How much am I bid for the lot?” ‘ ‘Now here’: a ﬁne rosewood case, medal- lion cover. swell top, ample enough for any man or woman in the county. An ornament to any one’s store, gentlemen, and when you die you will ﬁnd that a plain pine case will cost you more i” “Why I went to look one out for myself last week and was asked to pay $120 for one just like that. ’ ’ _ ‘ ‘I’ll sell you one for $40. ” cried an under- taker. ‘ ‘Yes, $140; I knew that you couldn’t sell one for less than that. Now, how any one can stand here with a few ﬂimsy greeubacks in his pocket and pass the opportunity to pro- vide for himself and family, is more than I can comprehend. ’ ’ An hour’s talk in this vein ended in “gone to Mr. Zander for $6. ’ ’ ~ Aﬁne black cloth casket with silver mold- ingesfgas knocked down to the same bidder for . The silent agents of the city of the dead were as vociferous as a crowd at a mock- auction and Dixon secured fair prices. The creditors were joyful that they were so well rid of the lot. ’Twas old stock, surely, but the purchasers deemed it the best of mer- chandise. They would never be bored for donations to fairs, since no one could be per- suaded to purchase aticket. no matter how attractive the post mortem furniture. The cut and ﬁt of the overcoats would never be criticised. by the wearers, and there were other features that commended themselves to the sad-eyed buyers. The Army of Switzerland. A correspondent writing from Geneva, De- cember 16, says: "The Federal Assembly is now sitting at Borne, and has ﬁrst taken in hand the budget. At Berne, as elsewhere, the greatest expense is the army, for. al- though not permanent, it costs almost as dear, proportionately, as the Austrian. A proposal has, therefore, been made to reduce it. At pnesent it consists of ei ht divisions of elite and eight of landwehr. oth classes of troops are composed of about 100 battalions, exclu- sive of the carbineers. Each battalion should contain 774 men, but in Switzerland every man must be a soldier, and the result is that in certain cantons, in Geneva for example, there are battalions 1,500 strong. The con- sequence ia an unexpected increase of the military population. which weighs heavily on the ﬁnances of the Confederation. Proposals have consequently been made to reduce the army to six divisions of elite and six of land- wehr, forming a total of 114 battalions, and the number of recruits annually to 13,000. But such measures would be an evident vio- lstion of the letter and the spirit of the Fed.- eral Constitution. In Switzerland each citi- zen should bea soldier. Geneva has pro- tested, and other cantons will probably do the same. Of allthe reduction of expend!‘- ture proposed, the least radical only. have been adopted. The shooting exercises, for example, aljgtp 1878. A ; Rev. Dr. Van Thenwe entered the chief inan’s house. It was a low, long building. the walls seven feet . LORD"-C-HICKS. 1 ‘I. Kleek’s Account of the Wedding -- The Marriage, an Agree- ablo Arrangement to All Parties-—M'r. Lord a. Clear Case of “Barkis is Wil- liu’. ” rF_rom the New York T1mes.l When Mr. Thomas Lord chooses to bring his wife out of the seclusion into which he retired with her more thana week ago, and once more introduces her to an anxious world, it is conﬁdently expected. that he will straightway proceed to write a book, in which he will portray,ii1 words as torso and in phraseology as clear as that employed in his ac- count of his voyage in the Minerva in 1818, the wedding of himself and Mrs. Hicks. Noth- ing in the history of Gretna Green equals this last romantic marriage. And the worst of it is, that there is no doubt now that while the wedding at ﬁrst was only intended to be kept secret for a day or two, the excitement that has been caused by the exercise of secrecy has amused the bride and groom while it has entertained the public,and that they are prolonging the agony of curiosity until it shall please them to ap- pear and relieve an entire country of its sus- pense. There was a method in theircourse of conduct which will soon become under- stood. A great many statements that have been made in the newspapers will have to be contradicted, and it seems probable that the contradiction of. them will "place the newly wedded pair ins. new light before the public, and will possibly cast a corresponding degree of gloom over the venerable arooin’s “ari- xious and agonizing family. ” Until yester- day no one had been able to ﬁnd and con- verse with any person who had witnessed the marriage ceremony. Efforts had been made, without success, to discover the officiating Episcopal clergyman.‘ He was searched for everywh_e1'e.a.nd it was repeatedly announced that he, too, was incliided among the bridal party imprisbned in N O. 10 West Fourteenth street. A reporter of the Times yesterday visited the old Teller mansion in Matteawan. It is ’ a long, low pile, a buildi-ng erected nearly 200 years ago. and it stands just off‘ the high road from Fishkill Land-. ing to Fishkill village, in the little town of Matteawan. The‘ show“ about the house- which stands at the back of a Wide 1aWn. dotted with tall old t-rees—-was scarcely brok- en, one narrow pathway leading around to the back entrance. Upon knocking, one-half, of an old-fashioned Dutch door wasopened, and inquiry having been .made for Dr. Van Kleek, the housekeeper, a hospitable woman. with a cherry voice, invited the caller in to wait for the reverend Doctor, who was ab- sent in Poughkeepsie. The old house is a museum of curiosities. It is full of old furni- ture, mirrors that must be 200 on 300 years old. sideboards and extension-tables made in the lastcent.-ury, some priceless. old china, ancient family portraits, and, withal, con- tains an atmosphere that recalls very strange- ly the palm? days of Mine. Brett, the former mistress of-the manse. It is now owned by Mrs. Van Kleek, the Wife of Rev. Dr. Van Kleek, and her portrait as she appeared many years ago hangs in the parlor. Toward noon the Doctor and his wife ar- rived. They received the reporter cordially, and Mrs. Van Kleek took care to get between her" husband and the dreaded interviewer, and to pour some whispered words of caution into the c1ergyma_n’s ear. 'Dr. Van Kleek is .a short, stout man, with a ruddy, bright complexion, ‘smooth-shaven face and clear brown eyes, and his wife is short, rather sturdy, has pleasing features, and wears her gray hair in ii. few clusters of curls upon her temples. Both appeared to be thoroughly interested in the newspaper stories about the wedding, and professed to be surprised that no one had been able to ﬁnd the bride and groom. Dr. Van Kleek, warned by his wife, was inclined at ﬁrst to refuse all information. ‘ ‘It will all come Olltin time,’ ’ said be. “We expect to be called upon soon to tell what we know about this marriage that has so‘ deeply interested the general public, and I do not propose -to tell‘ anything; that has not al- ready been published until I am requested to do so “by the commission to inquire into Mr. Lord’s lunacy,” and at the mention of the word lunacy both Mr. and Mrs. Van Kleek appeared to be very much amused. Mrs. ‘Van Kleek now spoke‘ up to compli- ment the Times upon the moderate course it had pursued -in treating the subject. She became so much interested that she forgot for a moment the injunction of silence she had just placed upon her husbsnd. “Call Mr. _ Lord crazy! Why, it’s absurd. And‘ there are many men not half his age who are not half so ﬁt to be married as he. I am glad to see that the Times has not uttered a word against Mrs. Lord’s character. She can not be assailed. I have known her from her childhood, and have never heard of one dis- creditable action on her part. Her father was one of the ablest of men, and was very wealthy. He was thoroughly‘ "educated, spoke four or ﬁve languages,‘ and gave his daughter such an education as a man of his intelligence and means mighthave been ex- pected to givego his child. She went abroad ﬁrst when she was sixteen years of age, and several times after that before she became Mrs. Hicks.” ’ WHAT THEY SAY OF MRS. LORD. Both the Doctor and his wife were ready to talk about the lady who has attracted so much attention, and it was easy to see that they admired her. They have been frequent visitors at her house in this city. \Vlien Mr. Hicks died Mr. Van Kleek and his wife were present at the funeral. Both of them declare that Mrs. Hicks was ever a devoted wife to her ﬁrst husband. She has long known Mr. Lord, and he has sought her hand in mar- riage frequently since his ﬁrst wife’s death. Mrs. Hicks has made no secret to the Van Kleeks of her ‘admiration for Mr. Lord. The marriage was looked upon by them as almost certain to take place. Some time ago Mrs. Hicks promised Dr. Van Kleek » that if she were ever married again, he should perform the ceremoiiy. Afew weeks ago he learn ed that the wedding was really to take place, and he was informed that he would be sent for when the knot was to be tied. On Friday before New Year’s Day a telegram reached him at his rectory in do Park, Mass., ask-‘ int: him to come to ew York. His wife came to this city on Saturday, and went to Mrs. Hicks’ house. Dr. Van Kleek preached on Sunday, as usual, and came to ENew York in the afternoon _. where he joined his wife. He will not go_ into par- ticulars about the ,marriage core- monies, but he would not deny that both he and his wife were present in Cardinal Mc- Closkey’s house, and witnessed the ceremony there. He also married them, as we had re- ported. He had fulﬁlled his whole duty in the premises, and he had not doue.it under compulsion, nor had he been held in durance vile because the newly-marri_ed people were anxious that nobody should lllld it out. The secrecy of the matter was Mrs. Hick’ s choos- ing, and he did not see why she should not keep her marriage secret if she chose to do so. He laughed at the suggestion that there was anything strange in Mr. L0l‘d’S conduct, and declared he would express no opinion that would affect the proceedings of the com- mission. He was so full of the subject, how- ever, that he ventured the statement that when everything is known, “as it soon will be,” the sons who have made so much ado about the wedding will hear some things which they will wish they had not heard. The doctor supposed the proceedings would all be published, as there was no reason why they should not. It was further gathered from the conversation of the doctor and his wife that the family of Mr. Lord have been fully aware of his intention to marry ‘Mrs. Hicks, and that they knew how, or could learn if they desired, just where their father is. Mr. Lord, they said, was perfectly able to take care of himself. He could easily leave the city without an attendant if he desired to do so. He was somewhat lame, but his lame- ness resulted from an accident upon the street, where he was run down by a stage and badly hurt. ‘ MRS. HICKS DID NOT MARRY FOR MONEY. The idea that Mrs. Hicks had married him for his money was laughed at, and Mrs. Van Kleek declared that money could have been no object with Mrs.Hicks, as she had not less than $35,000a year, and had been able to enjoy herself with that sum among the best of peo- le. . “This 1! no new thing,” said she. oth the doctor and his wife seemed anxious to keep up the impression that Mr. and Mrs. Lord are in their house on Fourteenth street, but they would neither deny nor conﬁrm the statement -that. they are there. ‘They left them there on Monday-lmorning. The core- mony at the house had been witnessed by Maria Miller, the colored maid of Mrs. Lord, a woman of great intelligence, and one who has traveled all ‘over the world with Mrs. Hicks. Since saying good-bye to the newly- married pair they had noticed: them. They would notsay that they did — not know where they were, nor would they say where they were. "The papers say they are in the Four- teenth street house.” said the doctor with s incaotioss remark about: smile; ? ‘ “end I lden"t see that statement con- 3 ti-sdieted.’ ’ But a moment after he made an ;_ , . ,, ..hmwnmmnvWc.“ " ” which afforded opportunity for-«the gone somewhere. “Perhaps I have said-’ too much,” he added. “The Cardinal wag‘ ‘ more prudent than I, for he has declined tori , say anything. I was certainly a law-abidin ‘ citizen, and at Mrs. Lord’s suggestion made out the requisite return to the Bureau of Vital Statistics, which I held for a few‘ days and then sent in. I was not conﬁned, as some of the reporters have stated. Iwalked about in the city, spent some of my tiinein the church bookstores, and visited my son and daughters, as It is my custom to do afteii. the holidays. I went to Morrisauia, a_n,d_,o Sunday preached three times at White Plains. I have not kept out of the Way of the re. porters, but none of -them have found me, until now. ’ ’ Mrs. Van Kleek said that while‘ Mrs. Hicks had always lived in good style, she was not a woman who delighted in mak. mg a blaze for the sake of notoriety. She 3; had repeatedly been_urged to give up the old,-. fashioned brick building in which shelived and to take a brown stone in some fashionable quarter, but she had replied that her own house “was good enough for her," andjiiz that she would stay. It was suggested that while Mr. Lord has four sons, only three of t; them, not including Mr-.. Charles Lord, had--,1 joined in the request for an inquiry into‘ the lunacy of Mr. Lord. The reason for the absence of the fourth son from the list of the complainants was not suggested. was plainly to be inferred that Mr. and Mrs. Lord had anticipated just the state of things , that had been developed; that they were de‘-’ termined to remain in seclusion until every; attempt to create a blaze of indignation against Mr. Lord had failed, and a reaction in favor of the contracting parties had taken place, when they Would come forth from 8 their retirement prepared to. a_n,s,Wer for what . they had done, and to satisfy even the most ' searching inquiries that the wedding had, * been consummated without inveigling or coin_pu1sion‘on either side. , ‘ ‘So far from its ‘ bein a case of compulsion with Mr. Lord,"-’~’ ’ $8.10. ..1‘- V311 Kleek. “I know that he has. long desired that the marriage should take , place, and vyith hiln it was a clear caseof. .‘Bai'kis‘is~vv_illiii’.’ Mr. Lord.‘ has not felt ” happiﬁr for years than he did when he found hiinself the huhsbaiid of Mrs. Hicks. Arid he . ,was~no more crazy than—-but further depo-7 j~ nent saith notuntil he appears before the ComI.nission.’~’ With an injunction to say. nothing’ but good of Mrs. Hicks, Di‘. ahdg.‘ Mrs. Van Kleek shook hands with the ' re-“ porter. They returned to Boston last night.- THE HICKS MANSION IN FOURTEIl‘.NTE7‘ ' STREET. The Hicks mansion, in Fourteenth street last night remained as dark as it has been for, a week. Dyer, the colored man who responds to the calls of reporters, postmen and messen- ger boys, renewed his assertions that Mrs. Lord was not in the house, and declared most ' positively that she has not been in since the day before New Year’s. As proof of it he,» exhibited a. great bundle of unopened letters and messages, which, he‘sai.d, had, accumu- lated during her absence; not one letter on‘ note sent to her had been delivered. He Was‘ Willing to swear she. was not at home. and he did not know whether she was in or out of the city. He would not say that Maria_Millel -—who was a witness to the ceremony in the house, and who was away “on a visit” the same day that her mistress disappeared—-had not gone with the bride. None of the other servants knew anythiiig about it. He corro_b-'- I orated the statements made by Dr. Van Kleek without having been informed that the re- porter knew positively anything about the Officiating c1ergyman’s visit, and said that he (Dyer) was away when Mr. and Mrs. Lord left the house. He declared that he had made only one statement in reply to all the inquiries I 1 a , made, and that was that his mistress was not in the house, and that she had not been in it - for a week. ‘ ’ Eccentric Convicts. Allen and Hamlin, the two Connecticuf burglars who, after serving out six years of a seven years’ teifln, tried to escape, and killed the watchman. Shiplnan. are entertain- ing criminals. 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I am. sir, very respectfully. — - ~ ; ’ILLIAM PAYN. Avery, Bcrrien County, Mich., July 10, 1872. . Reliable;;,Evidence. MR. H. R. STEVENS: Dear Sir-1 will most cheerfully add my testimony so the great number you have already received in»- favor of your great an good medicine. VEGRTINE, for I do not think enough can be said in its praise , for Iwas troubled over thirty years with that dreadful disease, Catarrh. and had such bad coughing spell; that it would seem as though I never could breath: any more. and VEGETINR has cured inc and I dd feel to thank God all the time that there is so good 3,. medicine as VEGETINE. and I-. also think it one of t best medicines for coughs and weak, sinking feelings. at the stomach, and advise everybody to take til’; VEGETINE for I can assure them it is one of -the be - med-icinesthat ever was. MRS. L. GORE, ‘- Cor. Maxazine and Walnut Sts. ,Cambridge, Masts — Preiarei by H. R. Stevens, Buslun,Cllas,i,r ’ Vaseline is 8°11 W 9437931-DE C Z 1 -4 “TH§lS”W$3V*“Wi if I 4. . i, 1.7 5¢:.r. 3 Souls Bailp 'Q§Ioli.c-Qcrittiitral, Sutltrbsp marching. January 1.2, 1878. ' 5 wanes Is MRS. WHITE? Another of the Season's Mysterious Disappearances. A Woman Who Claims to Have Been the Victim of an Attempted Outrage is Missing Whe.n Wanted. l to determine Tint Mrs White has disa ~ . ‘ ‘ ° . bpeared is: *~*°:.- T:::*.r*=-.r.§° in --,-n. supposition ‘ Th‘ Octal‘ Mme’ 13 a she was unlia ' ' M she “Med in“ toleave mm Wll;h_llel‘ husband. and desired to whom Mr; wl°_ll08ltlV$ statement of a woman white has b ‘. iite was a stranger. That Mrs. u'oiiiantiie;-$1?“ Owe‘: than 3 pm“ end 53000 (That Cam éziﬂno evidence at hand to refute. Over the _es was very much exercised anxious auasedls a matter given color by the Grand Jur on ance that he danced upon the into t Ymyesterduy. That some one will get That arou" a about _this case is possible. for 8 mlvate detective will be indicted ubornation is a strong probability. MUNICIPAL RENEWAL BONDS. A Popular Vote Not Necessary to Authorize Them. The Duty of the State Auditor in the Premises. niissicners {qr East St. Louis, but nothing deli- iiitc was learned. ' - JUDGE JAMES II. Biucii, an old citizen of Missouri, died at his residence in Plattsbiii-g, on Thursday night, and his funeral will takcplace this alternoon from his residence in that village. ’1‘he Judge was, before the war, a -iiieinbcr of the General Assembly, and in 1804 was prcuiiiient in the Constitutional Coiiveiitioii. AT the annual meeting of the St. Louis Dental Society, hold at the office of Dr. Judd. the fol- lowing were elected oiliccrs for the ensiiin year: Dr. A. II. Fiillcr, I’i°csldcnt; Dr. J. War llall, _\’ice President; Dr. H. Judd, Corresponding i-.‘eci-otary; 1)r. N. C. Stark, ltecorditig Secretary; TIIE SHIP OF STATE. .._...._._-.—....._—-«........... .. ..._"_..~....... Kentuckians Undecided as to their Choice for Senator. Pendleton to Have No Opponent in 0hio—The Ro- publioan Vote to Be Cast Blank-- Lcgislative Assemblies. Mississippi west to the. Pacific. __ _ slon was occupied in listening to and discussing and deciding appeals in ernmcnt. _ ‘ before the Gelieral Confereiice, wliicli iiioets only once in four years. Cairo, 30.08 The time of ‘see- tnatlers of Cbnrcli gov- Ileretofore these niaitcrs have come 1$islicpAiidi'ews pi'csided. THE \NEA’l‘lrIl43R . Daily Bulletin. , WAR DEP'T, SIGNAL Sinuvicn, U. S. A., ST. LOUIS, January 11, 1878--10:07 p. in. ‘ Tiler. Weather. 39 Fair. FROM THE HUN. THURLUW Wlljl INDORSING DR. RADWAPS B. R. 1. REMEDIES Airrim USING TIIEM rou snvnnafi rnluts. :NEWY(.,)RK, January 4. l877.——T)itAn Sm: Having for several cars used your ipediciiies. doubt- mglv at 11.-st, but’ after experienciiig their efficacy with full conﬁdence, it is no less a pleasure than; duty to thankfully acknoxvledize the advantage WI have derived from them. The pills are resorted to at om,“ as occagjun mqlili-es, and always with the de. sired effect. The Itemly Relief can not be better de- scribed than it ' y its name. We up ly the linimem &6P°1‘i=°1‘i3-1 Researches in This Most Remarka- '1‘.‘”“ the Statement made by a city detective last 3D°°i81D1-watch *0 W’ Gl°b°-Democrm Dr. G. A. Bowiiian, ’1‘reaaurei°. . Chicago. lll............ 30.06 35 .IloudY- 1r°*‘I".cnI-1?‘-03¢‘. **,’lY~,.“.""°S‘ ’“."“’“‘ 1’ ““‘”’‘“ W 1,16 C356. mghg that he woiild produce the woman before JEFl:‘El{SON CITY, liIo., January 11 1878.——Tlie . . . -. « . - . f m._ Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. U,mmm,,,,, 30_,_1 4.0 p,,,,-, prriliilﬁefl “ltelief. Iiuiy Y0l_11§51-URLOW, WEED the Grand Jury is nothing more than a oseibil- - ' AV"‘“Y ““‘°°“m° “n‘”‘ ‘" we ‘mm ° i‘ 8 -- . 11 sixth 1,,-.110: D. . . ., 1 go on ' '3 Clear. ’51K‘.‘*—d'] I ' ity; and. finally. that the case is a rich land de- t°“°WlDg letters of the Attorney General explain prise part took pl:ic_(i last night at the residence Fnaniwoirr. l\Y- . Jﬂlillﬂly -- ‘ D-ncril_)€>IC.I-=1--------u -2989 LL Sn.oW_ R. 1t.uiw.u'. O U 1 h cmed mysmry is ,, cm.mn,y_ thglngelvas: of Mrs. Aary ElfS6DSl’.adJ(.“N%.f iigﬁl II;0d<3iIé:§ for Senator--Williams, 54; Lllld°,F,5_\’, 50; Mcbrea- Ined"i{Vi"‘-11a-p0l‘j’S--i;;d:::::: 30:10 35 O1,,,,,._ ' " _ 0 1° 3‘ daY°f1a§t_Deccmber. n.vour-smar- _ ¢ , our on .imvrnnsow, January 10. l878.—-Ilon. §‘,,',f.‘,’,‘,',, S,,,,‘,’,‘.‘,‘f,' ,,",§ ,,‘,3g,,,‘,‘}§,‘,’{,,,‘,§‘;,,,,,,,,.c,,,,,.;,,,,,,,.,, ry. 20;Boyd.13. Only one c'~ans6-‘V°1°h- 0’ Keuktlk, 1:...‘ 29.92. 38 ]'l:;lii‘. R, H. B. :3 tied woman, Emma W hire by name. called at the THE GREAT C(_)N'1‘R()VERsY_ Th°m3_3 HOIWMY. SE3‘-8 Alldil‘-0!‘! DEAR Sill‘-Ill assembled at llI.l'B. Eiscnstadvs and presented to Jessamine—-changed from McCi-eai-_v to Williams. Lu or-osse, VVlS.'...... . 2§i.i_l6 (z‘:0l‘l3Y- omce of Prosecutlng AtL0l.ney in com an _‘ . _ fillswel )’0lli‘S. ' ‘wlietllcr b0nd8 Issued her a rnedalion as a token of thcil‘ eﬁteem T‘vO ‘V’1l1iama men one VIJindsey one Me. I:CaVell\VOI'th, Ixti.n.... 18 J‘ 0" Y0 ’ .m h , . ’ _ p V by counties, cities and towns to compromise their 1 1,6, as 1>,.,,,i,1,,,,,’,,,,d1,,,,- ego;-ts to further the ' Louisville, Ky..... . 30.12 40 Clear. .. WI oi husband, W. H. White, a printer en. An Episcopal Clergyman Replies to His debts, under the act of A ml 12 1877 (acts of “($1 “he Soéiet CV93?! mall D0'5V0l~1D8 Y0Bl01‘dli! VOWG t°'d3Y- 1ue,npm,,, T,,,m,,,,,_,, 30.05 41 Fair. gaged in the Christian Advocate ofllce, and upon _ Critic. 1877, pages 107. 198) can be egally'uscd without 0 y’ A - Seventh ballot-No change, and adjourned till to- Nashville, 'i‘enn......-.. 30.12 5 F:Ri1‘- . the strength of her statements secured a wafrant T° m“ n‘m°' °’ "" G1°b°'D°"‘°"“’ menwsent 01 a-maj0my 0‘ we quwméd voters of SUBUVRBAN m°1'l‘0W- It is rumored that important changes New 0"l°"‘”°' L“"°"°° Cures the Worst Pains in from One ti ‘‘'3''‘“““ *‘m3°hi“i9‘5118m<=dJ- '1‘. Husbands, for . C‘mRC’‘ 01“ THE GOOD SHEPHERD. January‘ 33$. pcll)l"1pn0ti’5y0‘,?:{ (l)ila:'(ewtb1'i;lttii?u:‘ llliilillelgil . will occur to-moi-row. £0.61! 33 L“ R0{“- Twenty Minutes an alleged persistem; and brutal crimmal assault. 10. 1878.—In looking overyour issue of this niorn- Assembly, by the passage of said act, clothed the Jacksonville. 1“. - Salt Lake City, U. .. . 30.03 29 1_«‘]:iir. ' - . . ' - - C ‘ '- ' ‘ . S ‘- -.. ‘ ‘-0.07 50 U ‘er. Brieﬂy» he my was that on Wednesday. me "W I P°.“%“.'° W“ °“° J- F- he wished e c.‘§.‘.ll‘“i.I“.ii‘3ll€..?§ ‘E? ‘§.'i.",‘-°l‘.f.‘€.‘:.‘§é.‘éi.‘it.i“.§‘i3.“l.‘i.‘.. Geo. M. cuaokenbu-n nas been erected a 0on- '"‘° ‘’‘‘‘° “”g‘s3'““’° siiIi.?.‘;i?.§“i3°°ita.”.“3..... $9.53 27 oi.°....iy. NOT ONE HOUR 12“, of December, Husbands’ who had long feeble criticism of my letter of Monday last. It 10;.-n Wm, the power to compromise the bonded stable at Miiri-ayville. _ _ COLUMBUS. January 11---In “W Senate t°'da_Y V Sm.,,,,cpO’,.,, 29 92 51 (,_s1,.,;,,-_ _ﬂ cu "ti gamed his Camus attentions upon her, presuming is a pity that one who is confessealy "no me_ indebtedness of such county’ city, or mwm on I’ubiic(i]Itt1ent.(i}on_lierc)hasbeenTsi1ec‘ia1£tyedéreetﬁ- messages were received from Gov. Young nomi- 53,, Louis, l\_Io.......... 3 .02 37 Flair. gvitﬁf ’i‘;’i*n_“a 1” adV°1‘ﬂ59m¢I1|'- 11000 any one suffei .5 uponhis ac uammmce wuhh r , n I _ Ologlanp. but who boldly asserts ms claim to such terms as said_County Courts or municipal 9“ WW4! _l‘!_?-.'_L0BE' -.1‘-'M0_CRI}, 9 D03 P mating Chauncey Newton, of Hamilton, to be St. Paul, Minn......... 29.90 31 Cloudy. RAD-CVAY-S READY RELIEF IS A CUBE FOE q 9 hum“ di omlbly .. ,, _ authorities of such incorporated city or town may mi‘-' 01 We (“Wt C°n‘1°Ve'5.‘,'- , , . . _ , , , I H. Vicksburg, Miss....... . 50.01 , 50 Clear. EVERY PAIN. entered her home, at 2403 North Ninth ,°°mm°n_5°“5°- 3h°l11d. W311 "N0 Drint 1-0 1'0- deem for the interest of their several counties, M": G°°° Thompwn and MW” M“°“,B1.“.°k W"? Railroad commissioner’ Amed.G‘mhel’ 0 am: Virginia City, Mon..... 20.72 18 Clear. Itwastnem-s1,.a,ndis $1.38,,’ and, drawing a dirk_kmfe' fute an opinion which no sane man ever dreamed Gilles 8nd towns. under the restrictions and limi. ?awc$. tVVeIdIifigaryrgngglggétgtglliﬁggﬁgnce 0 ilton, to be Trustee of the Agricultural College, _Y,mi,-ton, D. T... .. . .. . 2000 20 Cloudy. . me...--a mm ac.--. .- .1... 0* holm or 1°°-1<P- Sh.‘ ‘““’°i°° “Y W“ a °‘ in ‘J-1-‘$3 my --a miss E-net‘ were i’-.°- °°°:r.';- B°"“°ri. :° ”°..3'z.rr:.:’:.;’.§ 22 tor... Th 0 i P - s d -. - . - . . ' . . . . . . - ' -. - . .._ 0 zlcco; . . rame,o tiens, , -. - - N - . 2. did not at once yield to his desires. _ He then E')C,m"1'°n' 1”’ l_l°WeV°r‘_ your °°rr°sp°udem Tm“ ‘}°t‘5.n°": m°°“313‘°“‘5 Wm‘ the DTOVIBIODB j°”‘°d ‘'1 “"°m°°k- by J“5“"'° P‘°“3°“' mum’ of Athens Asylum; Alexander McDonald to be Sacramento...... 30.10 47 Clear. e n Y aln 9me I caught hold of her, and after a brief struggle she 'e.°m‘“g ." desires information. I may be per- Of the bonstltutlon. 33,“ . Trustee of Ohio University; I). II. Bclding,M. D., Winnemucca... .. .. . .. . 30.10 23 Clear. escaped, leaning u pom“ of her dress _n hi mitted to call his attention to the fact that it is The Constitution does not prohibit the Legis1a- 1110 MOVEIIII Cadets W111 NW6 8- masquerade M. .1-_ Ca", 0, Hamilton ,0 be Tmstees of 1,0” _1;o,ge Cif,y,,,,,,,,,,.,.. Down. .. , _ 1 8 the Church Catholic, and not the Ameri a tl1I'6 from rescrib n b 1 1 - ball, at the Opera House, early in February. ,. , - ' _ .’ , , _ P: h 99 80 22 (_,-,cm-_ hat instantly stops me most excruciating pains, 3 hands. He pursued her I d f - . . . _ 0 n D X It 3' aw tie manner and . hiver Asylum all of which wcieieferred to com loc . , . . the how, .. - “ an °““ ° Chlllch. of which I assert the infaiiibility IIe mode by which counties cities or towns cables to M3Y°" G1'°°“1‘3°-1 was called ‘° T°l°d° '1m1"' ' ’ “VS Inﬂ‘”“m”'t-‘Om’ “mi cures 0°“**"’3t“°"S‘ wmm’ - e “"6"” “mesv We Smlggle 138- claims to have been look‘ ‘ tn - ' 1 ’ i ' l d'lV on im ortant business mm‘°es' 01'thG141111B.'S. Stoinach. Bowels, or other glands 0 lug twlce repeated, until she at length tn 1 _" lllg lit} 8 pl ayer ‘book, renewa bonds in lieu Of H1060 that were issued in c _ . W P - , - . 1 hip, Pencﬂeton appeared on the ﬂoor of the Sen- I-local Report organs, by one applicaﬁon managed to escape to the cellar’ Where she m_ e IOIIULIBS and the Holy Scriptures for. evidence Phi-nuance of lawful authoriti timer to its adop- Judge Euler has ordered a venire for a specia - - IN F.,0M ONE To TWENTY MINUTES’ maiued behind the locked door until he departed. of the infallibility of the Church-, and without tlOl'l. _jury to serve in Circuit Court next week. The ate, and recess was taken to allow members to congratulate him. SIGNAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 11, 1878. no matter how how violent or excruciating the pain, The mm W, _ , , 5 , success. _If the latter of these three authorities Section six of article nine of the Const'tutio M°”‘i50l1~EdlIm0n case still continues. . . . ‘.3 the R1~1'EU_MATIC, Bed—riddei1, Infirm, Crippled following §;0";11‘é::;ie<2) 1'95’ ,%uI;g3il‘:‘A.Illan2. O‘i):;rlt,lti_Je will‘ satisfy our querist. he may yet be l>1‘0Vid08 that nothmn‘ therein containedl shall M13 G00- 19- Sybrﬁﬂt 30051139 M“°"‘°Y‘3°kW°r° peinlalltle (}'L)I1'OéCs0?)’O1;li11l:n‘v$lt.EseOlIl‘lF:((3)lCl1l§1 (2l?)(ll‘ $2? rll)lY)ll1l?l: Wind. Nervous. Neuralgiq. or prosti-atcd with disease ma!‘ gP.pg_1a1'ed before the Court of O;.,yn',ina1‘%'orret‘l‘OI‘:. :1-n.gb:thcilie—Jy}vhic(l)il isR notE eqgivalcnt. to fbte- ggegt tlﬁJ1'il>;(l1lt of any county, cit5{‘oi"town to issue '12-‘li‘“;'3d1‘.}gv e]‘5e"Vi,}l8E:T§1t11;I¢:: (1)’£e$a(éx(;:l::aIO; for ad3’em5mg to pmg’m_e divorces, and to repeal .,Time. Bar. Thor Hum D_ V 1 Weather. suffer. and repeated the story as given when the appll. an’ out; , .- ‘_ . . ‘iiris Ian, at cr 11, Wu on s. or to use such ell. eriiieasiires as - E ' “ 2 _ ‘ ' ' ' * "the act re uiriii ersons to 0st notices wartiiiig . lI'- 9 - V ‘ . _ I." . . _.: 2 lg - , . .. . z . V ‘. . N . . ‘E1 _ . D, r ’ eggr,;,g-3.22‘:,w,;~.;;«:,s=,,,:e,;-»,-,2»:-,-1,-3, --. as ‘é‘.~i.“.i}..‘.'.".i‘:.‘.”.i.“:.,‘ i‘.‘;.i.°.§.‘¥..‘.i§'-2§’..‘:i"{’.f.§";i1°.i.§‘...‘2.i’..i2i";.‘°” "W “<-W ‘“'il‘.i.°.‘." or .ai‘:.%.';;:.ﬂ as .1i€“..’.i8.‘“:f.‘§.i‘.ii§.§§§ 7 m-wow so »w- - RADWAY 3 REA DY RELIEF and Ewe; “Gr testlﬂloély With all air 0! ‘truLhful’- ll1v;:lgG(:)cddWi,ll(1l1(C[tsPf§?fIlltglgfilszglld ﬂéeyti are 'su'rte t11Il'.3l§Ill‘efelfenQ1cltg other p1l‘»(l)lvitsiOnS'(;.) r‘ tgeb Comm‘ §i‘l°iii°eS§1v‘3°lf’i7g‘Y»il1diecihigiifi i1i‘i32(i:twui1:oatt;li{:L:i‘tf:li,2>£c‘il 3 trespass. D D Y A 3 '32:? 3 ‘ WILL AFFOPD INSTANT EASE B6881./El.’pl'epOSSe8i'-‘e her hearers. Judge Cady . teachin, . . W‘ Y1 .9e1'1'1n1 8 _, - 1 W1 B 86311 a Vail in 9 58110888 ‘n “ " THE ItEI’UBIICANCAUCUS- ' ' ' " ‘” " ' ' . ‘ -. ” . — H. ' HELD EU _ , . .: . I... because at 1B the “body of Christ, H exienn at the adoption of the Con t't ti ' . teachers of the c0umy- . - . ‘, . ‘. . . - —-——- , ., ---\—-— INFLA1=.IivIATIoN<_ii.« TtIii.KIi)NEi s. the charge before L,liBﬁ1:£§dTgu-ﬁydgzgﬁg his Mn (2 Cor. xii, 27), and, as such. subject $0 His will ceDted%ut of the operation of its vsai'ilo}us”1'1elsBti€gi§.. A little son of Janice Tucker, of Milton, was The Republlcmls 0‘ “*0 ‘J°‘‘e‘"‘‘1 Absemmy hem Means. 30.018 37.2 S. It. INF AVIMAFION OF THE BLADDER, at §S2_.000- Failing to give this, he was,i'emand.ed . 1-(.93-a1l..W1_18I'e he still remains. The case was to . be investigated before the Grand Jury yesterday morning-_ ‘ The discovery was made ‘then that '1 Mrs. White, the b1'os_ecuting Witness, was absent. . and, upon further inquiry beingmade, it was ‘ l(=ai'ned that all trace of her whereabouts was lost. The husband, W. I-I. White, was interrogated, and said that her absence pained as much as it surprised and mystiﬁed him. He left his home . last Wednesday morning to _go to his work, as usual. _When he returned in the evening she - éinld iieriﬁed by His Spirit, and so can not teach tgrse mod for trutl_i—becansc he has promised .it»t_he gates of hell shall not prevail against it (Malia. XV}. 18); and If it,ta_u. ht; falsehood the gates of hell would have prevai ed against it—-—be- cause 1t_is_ “the pillar and ground of the Truth” (1 Tim. iii, 15), which it would not be if it stip- portcd error—because it is the fullness of God ailf’ (Illph. 1,23), and hence can not be ablind §11-ldc. an effing teacher. 8. deceiver of the na- ions. - ‘ Were it conceivable that the “body of Christ ” ‘the Church of the living God," " ‘the pjllar and himself, “the fullness of Him that ﬁlleth all in , tions and limitations. The power to p_rescrib% the mode and manner ‘of funding, settling and compromising municipal .indebtedness which existed at the adoption‘ of the _'Constitut-ion still continues in the Legislature, and hence the passage of the said act of April 12. 1877 . in‘m_v opinion, was an authorized exercise of legislative power. What your -duties are, when such bonds are prescn‘ted to you for registration under the act of March 30, -1872. willfully appear from my letter to you, of date April 28. 1877, in answer to yours of the 27th of that month, in regard to certain recently kicked by a mule, and his skull was fractured.» Only a. few days previous he had one hand mangled. . . There are many old citizens of this county and Cass County who deeply regret to learn of the death of Dr. M H. L. Schooley. a former physi- cian, and for many years a leading citizen of Cass County, Ill. , who died in Cass County, . Mo., re- cently. He. resided at Virginia from 1838 to 1867, and was widely known. Mr. N. R. Taylor, of Lake Grove, was recently thrown from his wagon while driving home, and his leg was broken. The following have been elected Directors of a caucus to-night to select a candidate for whom they would cast their vote for United States Sen- ator. The namcs of James A. Garﬁeld, Tlios. L. Young and W. P. Howland were presented. Howland refused to be a caiididate,and eiglit bal- lots were bad without a nomination, and although persistent efforts were made to withdraw Gar- ﬁe1d’s name after the second ballot, this was refused. After the fifth ballot Garﬁeld's name was withdrawn, be having led on every ballot from the first. At the conclusion of the ninth ballot Young’s name was withdrawn, and that of J. L. Mcllvaine, of Cl‘uscarawas, suggested, but after the next ballot was withdrawn, and on the dications: For New England and the Middle States, backing to warmer southwest winds, cloudy and clearing weather, except clear in the Middle At- Maximum temperature, 429 . Miiiiinum temperature, 34.0 . Melted snow or rainfall, 0.00 inches. WM. FINN, Sergeant. Probabilities. WASIIINGTON, D. 0., January 12, 1 a. m.-—In- cooler, rising barometer, northwest, INFLAMMATION or THE BOVVELS. CONGESTION on THE LUNGS. sour. THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING. ~ . . lTA’.l.‘lON on THE HEART. HY STERICS. CRCUP. DI(1‘:AI:ITI5ll+‘i}tI A- , I 1‘ARltI-I, INFLUENZA. HEADACIIE, TOOTHACHE, . NE U RALQIA. RHE UMATISM. ~ COLD CHlLLi., AG-UE C ILL H . . S. CHILBLAIN S AND FROST-BITE8. The a plication of the Ready Relief to the part or parts w iere the pain or difficulty exists will afford ease and comfort. Thirty to sixty drops in half a tumbler of water will, in a few moments, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sou! . ., . _. . bonds issued b St dd ' - . - . . . _ , . Ste -1 .II ti. - ,S‘ -1 H. da he, Dia--ii ai Dys- Was €32?’ wglﬁilie Sbﬁgenoaswzld cl?“ mm hby 9:"'°‘“‘d 0f_t'-lie Truth.” “the fullness of Him that; Bbectfully. J? In EMITT? -Agggfbtgy Ggggalre J“°k3°"V“1° N‘“i°““1 Bank‘ J03“ R°be1'“S°n- 0- 6-levenm ballot It Ems demdb-d to “St mg Repnb-' lantio States will prevail. For the South Atlantic entifgf Co1i?:?r\7v3i'lilcl‘ inltlfe ISBWCCIS, and all internal . her _, t T, ., H _ __ f3W 30 81‘ ‘ filleth all In all,” could, upon -any reasonable the- ' Hon. Thomas Helladay State Audit ' D 3 l 30- FHZSWEWODS Cllmleﬁ COX 1833-0 11- M01'1'i90n hum vow m blank at we ‘Tom!’ Oonvermon new '1 cl t G if States Tennessee and the Ohio P""““" wliereabou s. its was mysterious, and nerved . ory of divine direction, teach alie instead of the ’ 01.- EAR ’ ' " T110503-Y-_ ‘ " “ ‘*5 u ‘ ’ ' ' " Travelers should always carry a bottle of Bad.- the authorities on to further explorations. H-ow or where they got their information is not neces- . nary to say, but late yesterday evening two court ofﬁcialsil men who are notedly cau- t e at-lighwhen would the authority of (3_‘.oq’5 church }1 _ 0191 perish togetiier, and Christianity, wliile itinight linger as a. philosophy, would cease to exist as a religion. Should the whole Catholic SIR: Ihave the honor to acknowledge the re. ceipt efyours of the 27th inst.~, asking - ‘whether or not, In my opihion, the bonds of Stoddard County, issued by an order of its County Court to fund outstanding warrants, without the assent John Gordon, Wm. Richardson. H. R. Johnson, James T. Holmes, B. F. Beasley. The following were elected omcers: President, 0. D. Fitzsim- mons; Vice President. John Robertson; Cashier, B. F. Beasley. ’ . The Virginia Legislature. RICHMOND, January 11.—-A caucus last night of Valley, rising, followed by failing barometer, south and east winds, and _wariiier, partly cloudy weather. ronieter, increasing warmer southwest winds, For the West Gulf States, fa-llillg ba- way’s Ready Relief? with them, A few drops in water will reveut sickness or pain from change of water. It is better than French Brandy or Bitters at a stiiiiulant. ‘$59,113 in matter of glvmg in. Oh . , . ‘ ‘ _‘ _ ‘_ tn . kn n cloudy and rainy weather, followed by colder , I ,_ ‘ formation to the press, mama to _ Ohllils(;l’18aI().1(‘3:x}:]l‘iSileIg3dgisgéiéln a(f}1OgPslJl1th', tlien vfveic &fnt_\vtci—théii()ls of thcvoters of said county, can be algtavcgse L1o,dgc(_,lNg. I. O.’I(‘)'._F., of 1(I31ext- eudebtlgarty in tiie”GerCi1eral aA:£:1em1J:Ys n‘0,.me,.ly wmds and . .1-.,S”.,,_,.. b,,,.0n._,,,e,._ twqmembel-3 Qf th-3 GL0BE_DEM0CRAT 1.ep01._ tmted, His guiaing S.pu_1t 2c0nvlct».e}(3i11(h3?£Si8‘Sl ru(i°.- b"3a;§'eeI'eth ytyboll. anddtorstate, assuming it to Mas“; Oaﬁg Litlgi 0 0V3ln§:V,‘D I}-%lS;$6Sdha..1e: as re eadjusteis, In orse e 13 an W lei 1j)(_.)r the Upper ii/Iississiiipi and Lower t0l‘12l_1 corps, in different places and without a.ndme,.e,,giOn of Omisuang Warm‘ Ilse 191%, f tfld - at f9 33510898 ‘V4111?-0f the P1'0l>6I'tS’ rumel: ,1,‘ E‘, P,b‘L“{"‘3e“» ~ - 1 -2 1 i’ requires thirty-ﬁve cents out of ﬁfty cents on Missouri Vallcvs, Wa1mc1.,S0ut-her1.Y_. s11_1_tt_1nr: T f _r Jr T1 ‘ 1 k,,0w1(._uge upon me par, of euher mm the Omel, . is inconceivable to a faithful b 1.9 , }°i’Vn- 13 ‘f 3-“: 00?“ Y 01‘ ii 9 V931 0i 1576-‘ £01‘ 155353 “N1 ‘W,w'c’,.-1 ‘L '10,“ §’8°,3‘_' i W 1 h I t G _ever.v hundred dollars of assessed taxcsto be paid to cooler, northerly winds, with ' iising c}tgSci:lyO1% t.i0atcc'£i1l3.cl1reiFc:3$e; had mentioned the matter, that information was Individuals may Wander fro: ﬁlvelg h 1 (lfoun {”1‘,§§{,?°S“3’ “as §1'39o-’104? [836 Audmolds the fo1ioV¥iiim'f'c' ;,.0' .”,g°D §"°-‘"-V1,. “f,",.-f“ 1“ money ‘Mid n°‘ 1“ °°“9°“S»'. ‘ma 1“S.“'“°‘°d bm°m.ete1' and °’]'°ud~V’-fouowcfi -Clem. wea"h.' 33.311-9{3°i.l§‘aafiilttiféri Malarious I-}ilious.‘St'.arlct, in the hands of the Gmnd Jury that undue pres} * 6 Put . 06511 GPO!‘ I . I3«'iﬂ3133]. than Bald 001101-Yhas no 3 ms 993- ' - * m”"- - - ml ‘ their committee to report a bill refunding the .613 1‘01't1lGLak!3R9gl0l1. diminishing southei- 11‘ ~YenOW and other [,.eVe,._;, (aidedbv HA1} 511 1'8 had been brought to bear to secure‘ Churches may fall into heresy or apostasy, whole other outstanding bonded indebtedness; that the -icy, Frank Bautz, C. M. Peck, G. W. Bradley. public debt on 3-per-cent bonds. This debt ly sliifting to cooler northerly winds, with rising '.l‘ypliioid, _ ‘ V/VAY’S PILLS) so quick as RADV‘/AY’b READY patriarcliatcs may err (as witness the Roman obe- dience in the matter of Papal infaliibiiity). but that which has been accepted by the whole Catli- olic Church, wlietiierexpliciliy or implicitly, can surely be none other thaixthc truth of God. . All the important truths of Christianity contain- ed in the creeds have been thus accepted, and are therefore held as infallibly true by Catholics ev- erywhere. The Romaii dogmas, medimval or modern, of transubstantiatipn, Papal infallibili- ty. the immaculate coiiception, _ctc., etc.. have bonds presented to you for registration were is- sued for valid indebtedness existing on the 30th day of November, 1875, the date the present Con- stitution went into operation; that the amount of said bonds so presented for registration do not exceed $50,000, and then looking at the various constitutional and statutory provisions, relating to the subject matter of your inquiry, I conclude that it is your duty to re,gistei' said bonds. The act of March 24, 1868, provides that the va- rious counties of this State are authorized to fund barometer, and cooler, cloudy or partly cloudy weather, with occasional snow or rain. The rivers will continue falling, except risiiig in the Ohio and tributaries. The temperatures will con- tinue abovc freezing in the Canal Itegions of Maryland and Virginia. Cautionary signals are ordered for Galveston and Iiidianola, and 011'- shore signals continue at Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York, New Haven, New London, Newport, Wood’s Hole, Boston, Thatcher-’s Island, Portland and East- the absence of Mrs. White. The suspicion - _._. pointed to a man named Scott, a private detect- —1.y.e,, said to be In the employ of Stiles’ National . Detective Agency. A man had been seen dog- ing the steps of_Mrs. White for some days, and t was further said that he had had frequent inter- - views with her. This was one link in a chain of suspicion. question has split the Conservative party in the Legislature. The wing coniposiiig this caucus have Independents and Republicans co-operating with them. RELIEF. Fifty cents Der bottle. HEALTH! BEAUTY! Strong and pure Rich Blood-—-Increase of Flesh and VVeiglit—-Clear Skin and Beautiful Complexion Belleville. C Circuit Court will not be in session to-day, an adjournment having been had until Monday morn ing. Mr. David_Miiey, one of the oldest citizens of the county, is reported as being seriously ill, at his residence on the Lebanon road . The temperance revival at 0’Fallon is meeting A Republican Victory. CHARLESTON, S. C. , January '11.-‘Returns from the special election for county officers, held in Georgetown County on the 8th inst. , indicate sun HAD DISAPPEARED. That wasanotlier. There were one or two other matters‘ that must, for the present, be left secret. ‘Two city detectives were _at. work on the case, -and another day would bring matters to a head. One of the officials mentioned went so far as to -say that the indictment of the -private detective was contenipiated. nay, more than that, it was probable. A GLOBE-DEMOCRAT reporter. apprised of these facts and suspicions, was walking along Fifth street yestei-dziy evening, when he met a rgentlcman identiﬁed with the thief-taking inter- est, and, with the mysterious disappearance ‘in mind.asked him if he had heard anything about it. The reply was that he knew nothing of his own knowledge. but that ‘ ‘Uncle Billy Bowen,” the sporting man, who could be found on Sixth street, knew something sensational about the ‘matter. The reporter sought Uncle Billy, and ‘found him on the sidewalk at a. point near the “haunt of the "tiger,” which he is at times con“- "nected with. " 7 To the reporter's query as to whether he knew’ ANYTHING ABOUT THE CASE, ;- ~. he replied, "Yes, I knowﬁplenty aboutit. That woman went away night before last. She went to New Orleans.” “Who with?” "Well, I think it was with an old fellow named Kane. They call him ‘Doc’-—‘Doc Kane .’ ” "How do you know this?” . “Oh, like it man knows anything. I ca.n’t‘say exactly never been thus accepted, and hence no Catholic is bound to hold them. Catholicism is thu-s as log- ically opposed to Rom:-inism, which is essentially tlieapotiieosis of the Bishop of Rome, as it is to Protestantism, which is the apotheosis of self- will and private judgment. Both are aiming at the overthrow of the Church, the one by absorb- ing it into the Papacy, the other by splitting‘ it up into sects and schisms innumerable. But both .will surely fail. The grand o1dCatlio1ic Church of the ages will still hold fast her ancient faith, easily distinguished by the formula of St. Vincent of Terms, ‘ ‘ Quad semper, ubique ct ab omnibus, ” rejecting the‘ new rule of Romanism, so simple but so foreign to the mind of the ancient Church, A ‘ ‘ Quad ct papa deﬂnitum est,’ ’ equally with that of Prolicstant sectarianism. “Quad 0. me creditum est. ~ - Lest J . F. should think I have neglected him inthis letter, Iwiil simply conclude by advising him, if he wishes hisicrude inquiries aboutjuri‘s- diction and intercession “of saints answered, to spend, two or three dollars in the purchase of a standard elementary work or two like ‘ ‘Pearson on the “Creed,” and “Palmer on "the. Church‘,’’ from which he may learn what. the Catholic Church is, and solve all his‘ difiiculties about the Intcrcessions of saints and briority of jurisdic- tion , besides gaining much elementary knowledge of those matters with which ~ persons should be provided before airin,<.>; their opinions in a. news- any and all debts they may owe, and for that pur- pose may issue bonds, bearing interest, etc. ‘ ’ The act of March 20. 1871, provides that the va. l‘lOll8 counties, cities, etc., of this State, are an. thorized to fund any and all debts they mayotve‘, terest, etc . The first section of the act of March 30, 1872, familiarly known as the "registration act,” pro. vides that no county, etc., shall hereafter issue any bonds‘ exceeding 10 per cent of the assessed value of such county, etc.., nor shall any county have the right or power to. Issue any bonds what- ever, so long as the whole bonded indebtedness of such county equals er-exceeds 10 per cent of its-' assessed value according to the State-and county assessments of -the last preceding year. ‘ -Section two of said act, provides that all .,such bonds and coupons. shall be made payable at some place certain, etc. - ' . Section four of said act, provides. that before any bond issued by any county, shall be issued for any purpose wiiatever,;:shal‘l obtain validity or be negotiated, such bond shall first be presented to the State Auditor, who -shall register the same State bonds are registered. - It will be seen, therefore, that on the facts which I have assumed to be true, that there was autliority to issue the bonds in question, and that the same should be registered under the provis. and for that purpose may issue bonds bearing in- V -in a book provided for that purpose in the manner; with marked success, the number of signers at last accounts approximatinp; close on to 200. The newly eleﬁtcd officers of Pride of the West Lodge, No. 650, I. O. O. F., will be publicly in- stalled ..on Tuesday . evening at the Baptist Church‘.‘~Hon. J. R. Miller, of Caseyviile, will act as master of ceremonies. A meeting of those interested in the cause of temperance will be held this (Saturday) evening at 7 9’-clock, In the Baptist Church, undei the auspices of the Christian Temperance Union, on which occasion I addresses will be delivered by Rev. Vantrees and W. S. Thomas, Esq., of Belle- ville. The Temperance Union was organized on M.on.day' night, but this being the week of prayer, no meetings have been held since that evening. It has a membership of ﬁfty-six, which it is ex- pected wiil be increased to-night. Yesterday morning about 7 o’clock ﬁre was dis- covered in the roof of a building on. West Ma in street, owned and occupiedby Ludwig Saenger, dealer in milliuery. . The city ﬁre engine an swered the alarin promptly, although the flames- were extinguished before the apparatus arrived. Damages to the building about 550, fully insured in the American Central. That a devastating conﬂagration Was prevented is due to the timely exertions of Messrs’. W. F. Park and W. T. - Crouch, who occupy the adjoining premises on’ either side. There is promise of seine developments con- cerning the mannerin which Cyrus H. McCor- the election of the whole Republican ticket, which is composed exclusively of colored men.‘ The negro vote was as solid as at any election held since reconstruction. « A III?) AVY NOR’EAS'l‘"ER. The Worst Storm Ever Experienced on -' the Coast of Maine. ROCKLAND, ME., January 11.—The heaviest northeast gale ever known here prevailed last night, doing a great amount of damage to ship- ping and wh-arves, and unrooﬁng a number of , buildings. Thesteamer Ulysses,of the Rockland, Mount’ Desert and Sullivan line, broke from the moorings and went on a. rock at the South Marine Railway wharf, where she broke up; less $20,000. . ' LATER. . . Further reports from Maine detail disasters to shipping and damage to property from the gals prostrated, barns blown down, and houses un- rooied. the damage in the village exceeding $10,000. At Eastport, forty chimneys were blown down, and several small ﬁshing'_vesse1s went to pieces. The schooner Nightingale is ashore in Broad Cove and full of water. steeple was blown from the Baptjst Church. Two last night." At Camden, ‘trees and fences were At Oldtown, the . pelt. The Child of a. Prisoner Burned to alone, who amused themselves by lighting torch- es. the clothing of the eldest child, a girl of seven, A SAD CASE. Death During Her Mother’s Absence. WINCHESTER, ILL., January 11.—A sad case of child-burning occurred here on Monday last, which resulted on Wednesday in the death of a child of Henry Woods. The father was at the time confined in the County Jail on a. charge of larceny. The mother had gone to the Jail to visit. her-husband, leaving two children in the house The ﬂame from one of th'e torches caught and before aid could reach her she was shocking- secursd to all. DR. RADWI-\Y’8 Sarsaparillian Itesolvent ‘has made the most astonishing cures; so quick, so rapid are the changes the body undergoes under the inﬂuence of this truly wonderful medicine, that», Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight is Seen and Felt. ‘THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. ly, and,,as the result shows, fatally burned, (al- though she seemed to suffer but little. ' SPORTING SQUIBS. Every drop of the Sarsapariliian Resolvent com municat-es through the Blood, Sweat, Urine an other ﬂuids and juices of the system. the vigor of l for it prepares t is wastes of the body with new and sound Slosson Outplays Daly at Bi11ia:rds——-'l‘he international College Boat Race. NEW ORLEANS, January 11.——The second game material. Scrofula, Sypliillis. Consumption, Glandu- lar Disease. Ulcers in the Threat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in the Glands and other parts of the system. Sore Eyes, Strumorous Discharges from the Ears,and he worst forms of Skin Diseases. Eru tions, Fever t Sores, Scald Head. Ring Worin, Salt R leuin, Ervsi- hew I knew it but there’s a bet on can ‘ '. ' W ‘ = . ions of the several statutes which I have cited ' -' ' ' - ' - .. - _ . ‘ ' ’ - ' ' : ‘ elas Acme» Black S ots. Worms in the Flesh. u- 9. make that they did go'together. You seg, Doc, gelligilve §1E1l)C1Cd(.‘1tl1ll(i3C‘l.§ll)tl1l'}s01‘ nIigl.€n()eil1eb(?rt(t3voe‘:{)f “B19553 the C°“3m‘m°“ °f ‘hi’ State Ftrohibits the érgﬁgltgiiiligéi V331 :1:-.li§.(:.’a’lI}‘liI:aali‘€lr<I:1C§i)'lniIcI.l? lt1?I(’ii’.ll Siliggs f)?1h(§')(1)11?i;1()Sn1’): cI18ll:t(l)1dS ealS§Iac11'2l(ir8gll11d viigm ism” :5)(l0L-Hi:-:lrd§"2;x11 ﬂv1t?i;t;:‘:,1r?a:mg1rBa:.esu;:id13.b11oSs?.n’ §191‘3:. C““°‘3“ i‘.1,'°‘}° °mb~ aim 31} “"‘3“’r3 0‘ The “f° he was rooming ‘ down at Mrs. Tnorn’s Blunt’s small Drilliefs Of 1‘10113Bh01d '1‘he010‘g'V 5am°' ‘ sued their agent here for money they ea)’ is due ioi-ted ashore at Teuant’gH b ' 00 rs re re. ' Y’ O . S V :3’ 0 - ’ 0561- 3' “Fm 10" ade "vlJ1l11x(‘%Il1hetcura$lllYie .‘“§§3 ((1)! this wall. house, No. 120 South Eleventh street. etc., will be found to contain the same informa: Sect-i-On 12. Of 9-Ni“-19 10 01 the Present C0D8ti- them and he has ﬁled a set-oﬂ‘ in the case ciaim- 1 ar 01' 14%‘ Be“ mns_S1°33°n' 118' 122' 1383 Dally Sim‘? .o‘§§ye$§rs%n nslliglt for either of %l§(s:S‘é.Sfe0;:ri: This woman, White, came to see him tion. Yours, etc. . H. D. J. “mo” Wovmea that 11° °°‘1“‘Y Shall be 3110Wed ins: among other ‘things, $2,000 for work; done - 23. ‘.3: disease its otent ower to cure tlism. while! he was theiﬁ. He told Mrs.T-horn that she .._.__...... to become indebted. in any drpanner or for any for hie Hon. Cyrus, 3; the ﬁl-m’3 request, in see, Floods in the South. 11 the piaialbiit, ally; beﬁcrxtilng redigied 11131 "the we ll Ii 1 . . ‘ a - . . - ' ...-- . . . . an ecoin osi on a are con riua ro- . -xi-i slit. BT12: cia tllsltvzlflglna‘%$Zd33SdY‘Yedl?eSd?.y ‘ A Ba tist Denial }l)rl1;C)i(I,i:eE’1ltl3 l-§v’é‘§3§"l-3’v‘f.i°e°a.i‘$‘§ ;3c;liMe3.:i?~ar ‘E-bk.’ mg membe” °f “"3 I”“‘°“=‘ Lf3-:.-151W11e- and fol RICHMOND» VA-» J‘““‘a”5' 11""HeM:v rains the T119 0311* succeeds inn arrestinsttliese Wastes agd re- , E Y Y S y s s so 01 D o P Y With money spent while on the electioneering tour. t t d I d n h - 1 1 t 1 ,3 from; m 3 . 10‘ M her h°u5°h°1d 30005» and To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: out the assent of -twognhlms the voters the"e°f: A p.aS W0 ays {ave cause anot er use In t 6 NEW YORK’ Janna"-7 11""Anent the announce‘ la(§(]'-:1-1-’—1£tcns(?nt1l(l!i;v1l.t‘ll1e nSea‘;sg11?a1?ilNl?arlinI%ii? and dlcfgs slay- zhat she S was seen with him at tire I nomoa in Thursdav’5 GL0BE-Dm,I0CRAT in’ V°““.g 3‘ an, e1°°“i”.‘ t0 be held f°1' ma‘ purpose} Loufsiana, M0 ‘Vera’ Th“ budge "er the Staunt-°n R”'e"' °n mcnt that Oxford University, on the arrival of the cure——a cure is certaiiv for when once this remedy ouse on outh Eleventh street. I den 4 * ‘ ' nor. in cases requiring such assent, shall any in- 9 ’ the Richmond and Danviiie Road. just replaced, Columbia College crew in England, Wm challenge commences its work 0 poi-incanon, and succeeds in i». / L vi-‘.T'*E'-¥'~"—* 7‘ if-: - choice a comfortable house that stands back in -that the woman was Mrs. .White. her home on last Wednesday night. He took his ‘see the old man to-night.” given up. was much talked of in ruinorsemehow gained circulation that Mrs. 1 : whatever that means. think they have gone to New Orleans, because they couldn't have had money enough for the trip. You had better godown and see Mrs. ‘Thorn; she can perhaps tell you more than I know." ' The reporter called upon Mrs. Thorn. She oc- the yard some distance, and supports herself the communication -of the Rev. Mr. Piielan,thsse words, which contain a, misstatement and a grievous charge upon the denomination to which I belong. He says :- “The Baptist finds there [in the Bible] that baptism is an absolute necessity to salvation.” This is not so. The very reverse of it is the debtedness be _ai1ow_ed. to _be incurred to an amount, including existing inoebtedness, in the aggregate exceeding5 per cent-um of the value of the taxable property therein, to be ascertained by the assessment next before the last assessment for State and county purposes previous to the in- curring of such indebtedness, etc. ' Section 11 of said article provides that “Taxes A curiosity in the shape of an old Virginia wag- on, made in the; year 1837, was on thcstreeis the other day. Pike County has just had completed two iron 4 truss bridges, one over Cuivre and the other over Indian Creek. The iron was furnished by the Milwaukee Bridge Company, and the work was done by Lonergan & Manuel, of this city. Both is again swept away, the third time inside of two months. The iron bridge over the same river, on the Virginia Midland road, between Lynchburg and Danville, is also washed away. This bridge was destroyed during the great ﬂood in Novem- ber, and but recently replaced. The Roanoke River, at Weldon, N. C., is very high, and the them to row a four-cared race for the cliam_nion- ship of the world, a dispatch from Ithaca says it is not probable that the Oxford University will consent to row the Columbia a four-oared inter- national contest unless the Columbia College four go to England as the champion college crew of this country, and to decide that question Colum- diminishing the loss of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient will feel himself stronger, the food digesting better, appetite improv- ing and ﬂesh and weight increasing. ’ Not only does the Sarsaparilliaii itesolvent excel all remedial agents. in the cure of Chronic, Scrofuleus. Constitutional and Skin diseases, but it is the only positive cure for by renting portions of the house to fact. Ba tists do not 1’: d ' ti e 13 b1 4,1,; for county pu-rposcsinay be levied _on all subjects bridgescost $3.050 38. water is rising‘ Six 130 31811‘ 11101105 D81‘ h0|1l‘- Rai1° , . , ' laintq lodge”. She knew “Doc” Km", very absolutehl/3 essential to sagagiiznlbutl faeitihngn tgz‘; and Objects of taxauon; for Gountg, pumoises the A fa1.me,.,by mg name of J_ (;_ scotmivjng near road bridges at that point are threatened. biatwilléiavegobmegt Eiornexliﬁii a ‘mgr-oaied con- Kidney and Bladder Comp I. , well_ He was 3 Wen.,,ppea,.i,,g 01,3 3-,,m,1eman_ Lord Jesus Qm.isc_ In “very deG1,u.,mon of their annual rate on property in counties having six. this city, while killing hogs last week, discovered ——-—---— “"59 3” pm 3 7 3‘ ° 3“ ‘“V“r ° He told her that he was fifty-nine years of age and one day. He was recommended to her by a Mr. Rudeil. and she rented him her front parlor as a sleeping room, about a month ago. He told her on the Friday that he came there that HE EXPECTED HIS NIECE to visit him on the following Monday. She came’ as he expected. She was a slender woman, with, she thought, black eyes, and rather above the medium height. -She (Mrs. Thorn) did not pay any particular attention to her. Didn't know Had been She heard people say so, but did ' ‘Doc’ ’ Kane left so told since. _ not know how they knew it. satchel with him. She did not know whether any , one was with him. She did notknow much about the case. She did not want to know much about it. Her memory was defective except when she specially charged it with something. She -did remember to have heard‘ the doctor say that he would like to get out of St. Louis. She be- lieved that she had heard him express a prefer- -ence for New Orleans. The reporter thanked Mrs. Thorn for her kindness, d_eplored the faulti- ‘ ness of her memory and withdrew. At the gate, a young lady was conversing with agentleinan. It was one of those comfortable little groups that moonlight nights eupeirinduce and encourage. The reporter recognized the male half of the blissful combination, and, bitterly as he regretted to disturb the ieaccful tenor of the interview, duty to the pub- lic triumphed, and, presuming upon his ac- principles they have, as a denomination, repudi- ated this allegation as stated by Rev. Mr. Phelan, and solemnly declared, as the Bible does, that a sinner is “justiﬁed before God by faith, without the deeds of law,” and that the act of baptism does not enter into the question of his salvation at all--only as an act of obedience by one who is savedby grace, justified by faith only. ; Rev. Mr. Piielan ought to have learned what Baptists believe befo‘-re writing about them in a paper so widely circulated as the GLOBE-DEMO- “CRAT. S. H. ‘FORD, Editor of the Christian Repository. _ ii Dr. Sonnescheiiﬂs Lecture. . (St. Louis Correspondence Chicago Advance. 1 . We are 'liv1_ng‘in o‘ndro_us times.‘ Last Sunday evening, after liaving preached for Pastor Clif- ton, ef the Third Ciiurch, in the morning, I heard the celebrated Jewish Rabbi. Dr. Soniieschein, plead for the Christian spirit as against Roman- ism. Not long since this same Rabbi declared, in asernion concerning the two greatest of all la_\v-givers, Moses and Christ, that of the two, Christ Jesus was the greater. Mercantile Hall, the largest in the city, was filled with an audi- ence composed of Jews, Catholics and Protestant Cliristians--an :-iudience held to the closest at- tention, and which vociferoiisly cheered tiie great-hearted Rabbi. And still We are told that the world is growing Worse. . million dollarsor less, shall not in the aggregate exceed fifty cents on the hundred dollars valua- tion. - ‘ ‘ It is further provided in said section that the rate therein allowed to each county shall be ascertained by the amount of taxable property therein, according to the last assessment for State and county purposes, except taxes to pay valid indebtedness now existing, or bonds which may be issued in renewal of such indebtedness. It is provided, among other things, in section 6 of article 9. that nothing in this Constitution contained shall effect the right of any county to issue renewal bonds, or to use such other means as are or may be prescribed by law for the liquid- V ation of anyexis-ting indebtedness. ~ . It will thus be seen that since the adoption. of- the present Constitution counties have no power te become indebted in any m_ann_er or for any pur-‘ pose.‘ to an amount exceeding in any year: the revenue of such year, without a vote of _tw;o- thirds of qualiﬁed voters thereof, but that val- id county indebtedness existing at the adoption‘ of. saidiConstit.ution is excepted out of its opera--.’ tion; therefore, said sta_tu,tory provisions, so far county warrants issued prior to the adoption of the Constitutiomremains in force,a-nd furnish you. ample authority to register all municipal bonds issued in conformity thereto. I have _ the honor to be, very respectfully, J. L. SMITH, . - Attorney General. RAISING FEATHERS. as they are made applicable to valid outstanding“ the remarkable fact that one of the porkers had two well developed melts, and he has preserved them for inspection. The stockholders of the Commercial Bank held their annual election for a Board of Directors on Tuesday last with the following result: J. B. Henderson of St. Louis, Aaron McPike of Van- dalia, W. C. Hardin, J. N. Bryson. G. L. Brad- ley, G-eorgeiB.ai-nard, A. Tinsley, J. S. Mackey and J. E._,Cai'starphen, of this city. The County Court have recently held several sessions for the purpose of adjusting the back tax books, and have been crowded with applicants for the reduction and settlement of their back taxes. which will be the last opportunity for delinquents to settle before the Collector will proceed under ‘ the new law to collect by suit. Inquiry is being made of one Marshall A. Pow- ell, of Rockport-, 111., who reccntiyieft his family for the ostensible purpose of moving a certain widow and her household goods to this city, but» who really haci planned. an -elopenient with the aforesaid widow, and has left for parts unknown. The Murphy ‘movement new numbers‘ 3,000 strong, and still increasing. Court Hall is crowd- ed night after night. Friday night Dr. Conway delivered a lecture on "Twenty-six Years a Drunkar'd,” to which the price of admission was ﬁfty cents. The permanent temperance organi- zation have elected their ofﬁcers, as follows: 8. ,A. Stillman, President; J. L. Anderson and W. s C. Orr, Vice Presidents; H. C. Robinson, Secre- tary; H. P. Brown, Treasurer. and W. A. Gunn, J. C. Greenman, Rev. J. D. Pearson, Rev. John The» Court meets again on the 17th inst.,_ . ' nearly a foot ‘of snow. \Vrecked on the Paciﬁc. SAN FRANCISCO, J auuarv 11,—The Hudson Bay Coinpany’s bark Lady Thompson, from London, with an assorted cargo, while entering Esqui- mault Harbor, Vancouver’s Island. this morn- ing, ran on a rock. and will probably be a total loss. The bark Osmyn, from Seatle, for San Francisco, collided with the bark Aureela on the 9th inrat., near Narrowstone Point, Puget’s Sound, and sunk. She is a total loss. The Au- reola was slightly injured. Snow in the-East. POUGI-IKEEPSIE, N. Y., Jan. 11.—-There was a 1 heavy snow storm in Delaware County last night. -The snow is nearly two feet deep, and telegraph lines down from Eastern. Dutchess reports Tl-Iii)? ILLINOIS CAPIT_AI.i. Doings of the Day in Springﬁeld and Vicinity. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRINGFIELD, ILL., January 11.-—The State Board of Health concluded its session to-day, which,aside from purely routine matters con- sidered yesterday. embraced the examination of Telegraph Troubles. PHILADELPHIA, January 11.-—A quo warranto having been issued at the instance of the Attor- ney General against the Western Union Tele- graph Co. , to show by what authority they exer- cised the rights and franchises of a telegrapii company in this State, a petition was ﬁled to-day in the office of the Court of Common Pleas for removal of the ease to the United States Circuit Court. The petition was accompanied with a bond, and as the removal Is§a matter of right,tiie' Urinary and Woinb Diseases, Gravel. Diabetes. Drop sy.Stoppage of VVater.Incontiiience of Urine,B1-ight 3 Disease. Albuminuria, and 111 all cases where there are brick-dust deposits. or the watt. is tliick. cloudy. mixed with substances like the wiiiize of an egg, or threads like white silk, or there is amorbid. dark bilious appearance and white bone-dust deposits, and when there is a rickiiig, burning sensation when passing water. ami)paln in the small of the back and along the loins. Tumor of 12 Years’ Growth Cured by Rad- waz/’s Resoivent. _ DR. RADWAY--I have had Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries and bowels. All the doc ors said “there was no help for it.” I tried everytliing that w is recom- casc will go to the last stated Court. mended; but nothing helped me. I saw yoni Resolveng A Serious Railroad Accident. LOUISVILLE, J anuarv 11.—The Courier-Journal has information of a serious railroad accident on the Northwestern road, in Tennessee, near Waverly Station, yesterday. An entire train, one sleeper, two coaches and a smoking car were thrown off the track, and every passenger considerably bruised and otherwise injured. None killed. Fatally Burned. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. FRANKLIN, KY., January 1l.—-Emily Harding, a colored woman of this place, while in a spasm, and thought I would try it; but had no faith in it, be- cause I had suffered for twelve ears. I took six bottles of the Resolvent and one ‘ox _of ltadway‘s Pills. and two bottles of your Ready Relief; and there is not a sign of tumor to be seen or felt. and I feel better. smarter and happier than I have for twelve ears. The worst tumor was in the left side of the owels, over the groin. I write this to you for the benefit of others. You can publish it if you choose. HANNAH 1’. KNAPP. 15-axon. . -. Q - 81 00 Per Bottle. AN IMPORTANT LETTER. , ANN ARBOR. MICIL. April 30. 187.5. DR. RADVVAY-Kind Sir: I have been taking your Resolveiit, Regulating Pills, and also using; the Ready Relief about one year for ovarian tumors on the abdo- men. which the most eminent physicians of our Med- ical College pronounced incurable. - . - . _ They were like knots on a tree. MY Weight W8-S 275 ‘lualmdnce .“'“h 01.6 genuemws he .19‘ Yet» I.d°“m‘ “O” ““'°“gn the ages * ' - . ‘ll . ‘ ' . - - , this evenin fell into the ﬁre and W38 fatali h I . d ‘ti 1- re nedles. and sinuated himself into the conversation. One increasing purpose runs._ A ‘varlling to Merchants not to Leave (zlllleiil, Piof Hami , Executive (iommittee a class of thirty-four applicants for leave to pi ac- burned Si; 18 not expected m live un‘m moml: ggivlglflii ‘gs e,:\W00<1>11§§1derI(\2<(‘1e wig! t:mY<§}J1md;‘ but they which he caused to drift towards And the thoughts of men are widened G d the Sidewalk .. . , . . tice medicine, and who, not having practiced in . ' .. - - are not all gone yet.‘ I have taken twenty-four hot- the disappearance of Mrs. White. '.l‘ne young By the process of the suns. 00 S 0-“ ' Who Were They, and What Was the mg‘ ties of Resolveiit. “me °f Relief and tWen1Y-f011I‘ 1303- iadv seemed inclined to be communicative, but dreaded publication, and not until assured that she would be shielded did she talk freely. She knew "Doctor” Kane. and knew that a WOMAN NAMED MRS. WHITE For, if it were otherwise, then thumb-screws or faggots employed by the dear old Church would soon convince men where logic fails. Amost cheeky and striking instance of what has got to be a. rather common mode of theft oc- curred at 11 a. In. yesterday. Taussig, Bros. & C0,, commission merchants, No. 4 South Main __ Trouble About. About 7 o’clock last evening considerable’ ex- citement was produced at the crossing of Seventh and Chestnut streets by a fight between two men Illinois ten years, are required to be examined by the Board. (Of the class, seventeen were suc- cessful and were granted certiﬁcates, as follows: Drs. A. R. Spriggs, Record. Wayne County; 0. The Rivers. LOUISVILLE. January 11.--Weather clear and cool. Arrived--U. P. Schenck, Cincinnati. De- ties of pills. I got the medicines from G. Grenvlil. ‘ ‘Falselaiid True. ’ ’ Please send me your book RS. 0. KRAPF. Anothei Letter from Mrs. C. Krapf. V A Call Upon Bishop Ryan. B House La Crosse Hancock Count ' A. l03~1‘l3€d-'J- W- G3-ff» C1“01I1Dil11- RN31‘ falling: 5 hadi e to s i * him 1!. iiuii ber of times and that l f l h . - , _ -- C : _. . ' , Y3 - — we pllfrglortedt-:0 be his maze. She cagne to me To the Editor of the G1Obe_Dem0crM,”, street, received three ba es of cat iers t at were on ahfarket street car. Both men were genteel Joversholg, _L.oa.mi, Sangamon county, B, feet 10 in canal. DR. RADWAY.___Kmd Sir: I take the mmrty ,0 ,,d_ house Wednesday evening, and she and the ST. LOUIs,January 10, 1878.-—Wh_v could not left to stand on the sidewalk opposite the store ly dressed. One of them was a large man, with Hughes, Srnithﬁeld; J. M. Rev, Burnt Prairie, CINCINNATI. 0.. January 11.-—-River 8 feet 2 dress you again. My health is greatly improved by - ‘i ' ’ - *' ' e - - ' ' u ' -7011“ M03038 D1110“ TMBWGH mchest and falling‘ Wveather °’°“dY and m1"}d' ti ~ of our medicines. Three of the tumors are “Doctor” ielt together. She had heard . . . 1 - -, - t dd forafew minutes, while the cleik was making gray ha“. and aheavy -mustache’. and Wme 3 White County.1_ ‘ . 4‘ , . _ De.a1,tcd____Lau,.a Davis Ten came River 1t._llSe Y ,1 f u . 1 D 1 “lat M"5- While mid 50“ “W 0103‘ mshm’ Ryan accept H6 Um anon O a mas the out the receipt. During this operation two or cloak. He pummeled his aiitag-miiet._aiid ﬁnally 0011M)’- A- Tillman. Salem. M-W10-'1 C0110?-Y. D _ - “ entirege§c€Les%5fii:;§r§‘mf1gr ;$1(1l11<;]11}}‘%7%Si<;:-ht.d!é0cli%l;sg of her furniture and household goods on Wednes- pay, in order to raise money to go away with. And tii-at was all, except that she had heard Mrs. people in Dr. Snvder’e Church on “What Catho- lies Do Not Believe,’ ‘ or any other subject? Your tow-line is doing almost superhuman work, and three men in a one-horse spring-wagon drove up, and commenced with great expedition to load ejected him from the ear. Meantime the ‘con- ductor had jumped off. and both he and the driver blew theirpolice whistles. Just as the po- II. Lanoix, Quincy; M. A. Bentley, Piattsville, Kendall County; F. A. Hall, Cordova, Rock Island County; R. W. Chapman, Kappa; Wood- ford E. Brown, Scotia; M. Johns, Taylorville, RELIABLE help for weak and nervsuous ffcrers. Chronic, painful and prostrating diseases cured one Ing ver fast. 1 have had a great many calls this sum- mer to inquire of the wonderful cure your medicine has done for me, one from (_)_‘hio. one from Canada. .-- . -- . , ~_ . . . __ - - , ._ _ - 1 ' '1 (,1 ca- atth - 1; fth _ _ _ . . . . . tn-. f J‘ ii ,. d t tinber from this Elmo say tnéu ﬁll”, “Ia? Pymmppy with hm ‘f 1‘ mm d‘‘”‘’ the B“3,h°l3 9”‘ 9331“ We 91311311 the vehicle With “10 _fea”‘‘3‘'5- A genne 1.16.6 gime mdﬁllgﬁ 3% 3:13 the Oem:,?.q‘;§:,., °,,.,,,,,§ Christiaii County; F. B. Norwell, Harkins Withoutmedicine. Pulvermncber’s Electric Belts, p],;$§_ r‘-;}TO‘,,,i:°wSi€f:,.gg‘peC‘{F1 e ‘L-_ _ ~ . E-_ “5"‘“m“' and ewe -0 ed“ um‘ I be glad I0 11931‘ fmm mm- man across the way tlimkiiig that something was lcilgb 0100. IUY . . -.. - , - . G H I . .. . - . .-. . - - - , - « . . r f 31. 1 1, The reporter during the evening made MANY PROTESTANTS - wrong 1-an over and informed Mr Taugcig what, himself scarce. No arrests. From the fact that ‘§'°Ve- PC0613-am ;1.U- (Elle: IV‘-Sileclieé J-VB-gi-HIE. the grand desideratnm. Avoid imitations. Book e8Vt’\_”<I3]=:.1t;§3ev{'::él-ir.§i§3.i$iét1cd ilyétgielxjlgg-nTtxra:l5>h;3 ml: biz“ ' . "1 ~ —- ' . ' ‘ V r . 1. ( ‘ ‘ ‘o o E ' ' - ‘ 1 1 ‘l - ‘ ' ' ' three calls at the residence of Capt. Stiles, on ¢ ‘ was g‘o'mg on, That gentleman and several em- one of them used the words, “My wife--my J§Zg;?)l:11v-H16.“ P In“ Oumyr 3*“ ‘° ’ and Journal, with particulars, maiiedtree. All the means of g’,,,,-,,,,.,,,,,,’{,, homes 0; ¢;1,eR..,so1vent_by Twelfth street, tolearii wiietiier he had any state- ment to make, but altnousrh the last call was Temperance Movement. ploves ran out, just as the thieves had one bale in the wagon and another partly lifted in, which wile,” the presumption is that a woman was at the bottom of the trouble. No names were Tlieexaniiiiation, this being the fifth by the Board, is very rigid. and the general average dress Ptiivermaclier Galvanic Co. . Cincinnati, 0. to persons aﬁlicted with ti (3 in IA Arbor. Xe rugmr 0 ‘m iieardof some wondorfu iiiternal tumors. \Ve have made 33 313:? ht°“i‘'- 31”‘ mlllfs i‘’f°‘‘”‘e‘L1 “"3 "9' There was quite a large audience, many being they at once dropped, and “made tracks’ ’ as le8-I'118d- A cm,_,,,.,m,J1y im,,,.m,e3_ The Board meets at cures effected by it. Yours 1‘cSli]§:%l§al§’ACH & CO. I n -, ye, _ , -. C C ‘_‘ _ v N ' - , . __ , . _ _ 1,. poi ier that e int not conic 0 ie is young people, last mght. at Fawmont Church, In fast as then heels could carry them, leaving‘ Wag‘ A Fami1y Fight. (“haﬂesmn 0“ me 24‘m‘and Wm have an ekamma” Am‘ Arb°1" Mmh" Augus” 18’ 18”‘ Several calls were also made at Capt. Stiles’ office, at the corner of Fifth and Olive streets, but Mr.Sti1cs had gone home, so the colored Mercury in the office said. On the occasion of the last call, one of Capt. Stiles’ detectives was in the office, and when he learned what the re- orter wanted of Capt. Stiles, he said, “If that a what you want, I guess you won’t be able to The chase was then During yesterday evening the dlsappearance police circles, and the White had gone off with the detective, Scott. ' Opposed to this was the statement of Sergeant of Police Chapman. that Scott was seen in the Four Courts rotunda yesterday merniiig. . two city detectives liziving the ease in hand were . as the attempt of the reporter to obtain iiiformation from them, precipitated something akin to bull- dozing, the reporter being warned that if any . mention was made of the case this morning the party who originally gave the infui-niatiun to the . reporter would be ‘ The uncoinmtinicativc as two elfigies, and DRIVEN TO THE WALL, The reporter has reason North St. Louis. to listen to an address from Capt. R. F. O'Neil, the Detroit temperance ad- vocate. The St. Louis Reform -Club, numbering some 200 members, attended in,a body. Capt. O’Neii gave the experience of his life, and there was some spirited singing. About sixty additional members joined the club. ‘ On Sunday evening at7 o'clock, Capt. O'Neil speaks at the Wasliingtoii Avenue Metiiodlst Church. Rev. Dr. Brookes and Dr. C. S,.WIdne_v, It is said, will make short addresses. Such a Getting Down Stairs. Maggie Gains, who lives in the rear of 928 North Fourteenth street, has been accustomed all her lifetime to go from her room to-the street by means of thestairs. monotonous, she yesterday attempted to. slide down from the window on a quilt fastened to the blind. She achieved faster time. than she had ever dared -to expect, and came crashing to. the earth, briiigin.<.>.; the quilt, blind and one ﬂower- As this thing was gettinft‘ on, feathers and all behind them. An officer was sent to the place immediately. and he dr_ove_the wagon and horse to Chestnut Street Police Sta- tion. He also took a receipt for the feathers,and turned them over to Mr. Taussie:. A few minutes afterwards a. gentleman told Sere't..Jenks that the horse and wagon belonged to Darby O'Connell, who had been seen driving it half an hour pre- viously. ‘Ill a few minutes a man came In the sta- tion and inquired for the turn-out, saying that It was his. He gave the name of Mike O’Connell. At first he said he had loaned the wagon to _a_ couple of fellows, but he did not know their names nor anything about them. he gave seve- ral contradictory stories, and so the Sergeant; locked him up on suspicion, and had the horse and wagon sent to the Four Courts. ,.__..-..-_.-..—~—~——-so------—~— ST. LOUIS IN‘SPLiN’1‘ERS.- THE National Association of Com_meif.cial Trav- clers, will meet in the parlor of the Laclede Ho- ’ tel, at 2 o’cloek this afteriiooii. COLLI-zoron ROSENBLATT has presented all his well-behaved clerks with a gold pen apiece, so that they can have no excuse for bad writing. Charles Dorsey, a vverthless, drunken wretch, made an attempt upon‘ the life of his wife with a 'hatchet}a-t their squalid home, No. 614 Spruce street, ycsiterday evening. Dorsey was drunk,’ and the wife, who had jtistreturned from a day’s hard work, and was sober, “was the better man of the two,” and disarming him. she called for the police, who took him to the ,Central Police Station. Awonian who had kept company and drunkenness with the iiusbaiid during the wifc’s absence. interfered in the figiit with a poker, which the muscular Mrs. Dorsey took away from her, and striking her on the head with it, lilﬂl(}l'.- ed at gash that bleed profusely. ' ' A Vvaif and Its Story. Mr. Geo. Gilbert last evening found a male child aboiits two weeks old on his doorstep, at 1606 Pine street. The little waif was conveyed to St. Ann's Asylum. The sad story of the mother was told in a little note that was ‘pinned to the chil.i’s clothing, winch read as f0i1OWS; " ‘Please take care of my c‘nil.d i’orI am too poor. tion in Chicago, Sh0i‘l.ly, for medical wives, who are also required under the law to register. The system is effecting good results. The Gove:rnor to-day reappointed Hon. Newton Batemiin, of Galesbtiig, to be his own successor in the State Board of l-iealth. He also appointed Marcus Finch, Michael Murphy and Fred. Hinse to compose the Board of Police Commissioners of -East St. Louis. A small piece of city propel-ty,belonging to Jacob Bunn, was sold today by the Assignee and Creditors’ Advi.-so:-y Conimittee, and bretight rather better than the average price. Henry '1‘. Foster, of Beardstown, Cass County, to-day ﬁled a petitioii in voluntary bankruptcy. The State Auditor to-day issued a circular to County Collectors, I‘Cq‘..lll‘lllg‘ strict compliance with the revenue law on their part; that a. partial April 15; appiicmion for jtidgliient against delin- fore July 1. Killed instantly. SjpecialDispatcl;i_ to the Globe-Deinocrttt. settlement of taxes paid iniist betiiade before. queiits at the May term‘ of County Courts; and ﬁnal settlement with'the Auditor 1S1I‘€qlll1'Bd be- I J -5:; , - 3.3 if -::=."‘ . T. x'*‘.‘. V VVEA IRN ESS, etc., and all disorders l.irotiglit_ on by indiseretions, excesses or overwork of the Brain and Nervous System, speedily and 1'au1c:i.lly cured by WiflS§~iES”i'EB’S S:9§Si§'iS Fill. a purely vegetable preparation, and the best and most siiecessful remedy known. Two to ‘Six Boxes are usually sufficient. For further iiifoijrnation, blend for Ci_i'cula1'. Price, §‘._1_ per Box; Six Boxes, $55, by mail, securely sealed, with full directions for use. Pre.pared only by WINCIIEESTBER 8: 60.. Clnemiste. - 36 John St" New York. 2. -I /- F RUS'l‘EE’S SALE-—\Vhe.reas, by deed of trust dated Deceinber 20, 1876. on record lnbook 566. page 6. St. Louis lit-co:-(lei-‘s oiiicc. William A. Sten- der and Wiliieltnina his wife. of the City of St. Louis. State of.._Misso1ir'i. conveyed to the 11li(lCl‘Si,f,-"il(".t‘l the ftiliow'in?: described real estate. ])1‘0l)L‘l‘l,V.\‘V‘Itli imp]-ove- merits thereon. to wit: All that certain piece or llfll.‘COl ofiaiid sitiiate in said city of St. Louis, State of fills- i.-zouri. being lot iiuinber four (4). in block miinber six- tee.nlit_indred and seventy-nine (1.679). in PIC‘-I-Rllil _ol.liers‘ subdivision. coi‘itaiiiiii__9; twciii_~'-live (25) feet ‘in front on the south line of O’ Fallon street bv a dept ii DR. RADWAV’S' REGULA'lliiG PlLl_S! I l’erfec.i:iy t.:tsteless. eic;raiii‘._v coated \'.'ll‘.ll sweet £Illl”n._Dil1‘f.’IC‘.. i'c_9;iil:ite, pnrii‘y, cieaiise and st.i'eii;rtiieii. Radivay‘-s Pills. fertile cure of all disorders of the .s1:oni:i.cli, Liver. Boweis, liidney. lfliadder, Nervous d'ise.'i.scs, l‘1t‘.:i.(l:i.Cll:’), t‘onstipatioii. Costiveiicss. Inui- ‘,'.'CSl.lOll, Dyspepsia, Biiiousiiess. Bilious Fever. In- liammatioii of the Bowels. Pile.-s_. and all derange- ments of the internal viscera. Wart-aiit_e(_i to effect a positive cure. Purely V(!‘,Z‘Pt'.ll)lE,'. coiiitaiiiing no iner- cnry, minerals. nor deleterious drugs. _ gig?“ (,)bse.rve the following: syiiiptoiiis resulting from Disorders of the .iii;>;esti\.'e organs: A Coiistipatioii. Inward Piles, Fullness of the 13100d in the iiead. Ac.dity of the Stcmac 11- . burn. l)'is-gitst of Food, Fiillncss of W'e1;z'lll.._Of:lJl_lC Stomacii, .0-‘our Eruptioiis. Slliklllﬁ-'3 tmd ﬁll‘-$911115-‘-'5 Hi to believe that m3 memy upon wt-"ch the pm‘ down with her as cumpanm The Wmdmv was Ti{EP1‘0ba.te Court will meet on Monday hext. My iiiisliand died two months ago and left me in Dm"‘IAN0E- 0-» J3-‘-Ill?-1'3" 11--W111‘-3 fellilh‘-3.‘ 9- ‘’f1‘m**t1'(9°)f°‘°‘t '50 3“ ‘1”°Y~ 13"“-“'-W“ ‘“""h by 5W1 the P“ 0‘ the S‘°‘“a°h‘ SW-i'“”m‘g 0‘ the hem‘ .' ' , _ _ ., , i . d_ gel» ankle was _ __ C , w A , _ _ ‘ , ~.--I. .. , . ‘, .t . 1 . 1 ,. . ._ .- ‘ . _1. (ym it, Preatbing, iititteriiw at _the ?8e"e€,‘,';,e ;’:$e‘neo§éa"idn ‘mtlhye a1§n;;1?)!S,m"%} :)l3,],;1"e%';Sfl?,?.l,f:,(,)3n] ,,‘,“,.‘Z;, g(,l,,(,);l:,: has been out of her when a lot of delinquent curators and adminis- poverty and Item pliable: iofsilipportinty children. tree at ltitigeviiie, near this place, to-day, Emer- ",?,,,,{’,§ “ﬁll” tiidﬁ‘ (.,1(f’c)Y’S°1‘i,’,;3 ¢11ng“Suff)0c,a,t,i11g sepsatioii will-.>.n in a ‘ ‘ " ° ‘ ‘ U " ' D It ‘ " ’ ' - ’ C L Y ‘-1 ~ ‘ 13 ~ v‘ .~ . ' - - A \ \ an I t ' " ‘ " . V.~ 9 - ‘ CF ' H t as i d M wh- - gr (1 1,. d i_.m,1a:,e1y returned home from St. Lrators will be <,.i1l<,d on to illdlsb settlements. so Iilll‘l‘-ll. p'1l‘ “it i soiiico ‘ t ieill- iifiliglit H it Son Cimpm-an was ],;11e,] mgmmjy by 113 faumg VV est by lot numl.er iiir...i. (3), sold to lying posture, liimness of Vision. 1 CtS1Ol‘\\:“€:l)S be. .08 ‘an 3 nmfcsts 038 ‘-SUEGOW3 - 1‘3- “'3 mm o 3“ “ . ,- o .-11 d } . a f.,,,, 3,,c.m.e Q, if I l)al(.(.’{l with my youngest. I would be able to . _ lv‘er<1in€1!1d M<3"€‘-1‘-‘M11011 C011V€VaUce was made fore the sight. Fever and Dull pain in the .~1<...t_d. De until he has secured evidence of some damaging Vincent's H0sInta1- - ’. JOHN Vi . A. ..-Hinv ‘WI 9 wet . l . e, b . upon him. He leaves it wife and one child, and ' “ ‘ Yellowiiess of the skin. and wash and make aiiving for myself and the oth- to secure the payment of certaiii notes therein ficiency of1’erSDi1‘3T1°“~ the Eighth Street ‘Baptist Cliiiireh. ‘ Wednesday . nature in regard to her and the threat. that ¢ ‘ , _ . , x I , . 3 , , 8,. _n was about thirty years old. descr'1l)ed;a,nd whereas, one of said notes is past. due eves. Pain in the side, Clle:-t.a1ldWLll1lbS, and Sudden gms Wmtimh be used ’ag,m,s,t her if she Sahmas Captive, ﬁreignge ,1 Jc£:}'i:lllf'?l‘i:s1s6.’ , SllUJ(.t.l. . . . lhe Negio and s ¢ and ltiai 1“;$$)l.’§lEll(l}I,l.§1(lﬁl.£l?(;l(l0t,f ntcw, tiiereim-,é.'at the r:;- FlXSfl]e%:3g:;:ag1fbIl{1;3£?éIVl,1; l.}l§‘.ul;e:‘lyli.n free me qystem Di-osecute t is case has so frightened her as to ‘ e .n xi ' ' _ ST. JosEPII’s HOME. in the City of Ne\V.2YOl‘k The 1t]et,h0(1i (11195 °. * .‘=> ’ .‘—.—-Y . -‘e5.’‘-'“°~ 3*“ 1“ ‘P9001’ ‘ b , "" ,1 d- . _ ‘P’ -' nu . “use her to ﬂy. ‘mm me city’ or at spasm Dispatch to we (;,1obe..nemocrat. ‘ IN we case of P1 IL Standmh W“ Chas. E. _ND;_ is an mgumuen for the mm of the aged and fee, . Di . V st Board of Appeals. agfie 311111311 the conditions in said deed contained. I £1“(>rH11)g1x1.t.hs¢:ol8:-X g}V"%r§§;p_1gLS. isoideis rice cc least to some lace in the cit ONVILLE 110., January 11.-—Mr.Geo. Salim, , , we plahmﬂ ﬁled a noucc yeS,e,.,.,,,y of ms me under the Good Sisters and for the mm of 5930,31 spam, to the G10be_D,.m0c,.,,,_ ‘ , Y T, v ' . _ P _ , Y 150 - d01f.._ ,. _, . , _ _, . _ -_ , , _ , , _ , _ WEDNESDAY. JANLARX 30, 1878. ‘hem she Wm no‘ easily be d1S°°'ered' Jr. . 9f the ﬂrmlof Sam“ 5 3°“: Wh°1s°3'a!9 9°“; illlelll-1°“ W ‘wply "0 “W Uibulii ‘JUNE: 09 1110 those under their care. ."Gl18S Lllllment Iodide DAVI“'}‘PORT' I9--: Janna”? 11--"Th9 Mehhodlst andbetweeii the hours of ten o‘clock a. m. and four I’ READ FALSE AND TRUE. .'.l‘he truth of the original statemeiits of Mrs. ‘bite in regard to the alleged assault is not as here. as Mr. {husbands is as explieii;_ 14th, for the appoiiitmeut of a Receiver. Ceuiicil met yesterday and adjourned Ammonia, by advice _of their medical advis. er, Dr. Keri~igaii_, directs its uscin cases of rheu- matism, neuralgia. swollen ]0ln|'.S of the hands 0’C10Ck D. in. of that day. at the east front door of the Court House. in the City of St. Louis. proceed to sell the above-described‘property at ublic vefidue, for Board of Appeals, composed of about thirty min- and shoe ‘deaiers.0f thiﬂ 011-3’. W35 mamed ‘° isters, have been in session in this city since Miss Rosa Epnstin the accompllﬁhﬁd GMEMBV 95 - TH“ Ea“ S3‘ Louis any , , . , , , . - - . - . ‘five members present, _ . . . . . , - w . - , _ * :3‘ ' posmvo m ma “em” as me“ V?“ Eppwn’ 3proqxflitflflglcr%§?il:li‘:lfal§7r(;(l?£§§di?; ?1f1lfi‘1‘;0I??;11-*0“ M0N‘l€~lY- , There was I} riynor orfeet; for It a1\i~'ai‘3 ,0u1'95» 3”“ 13 5015 bi’ 3” ‘ Monqay.‘ aFd.ad3°ummg1“Sl’ mg!" a‘ ““d“’gm' §‘§s1l::’nts(ét«:>1lecia§l~§il-lgiibifgtcllldcsptills and notes and .-3.”.-T‘l3.‘é‘%?i?§l“f§*??i§§“’f.?:3.‘l?i§‘l2.l’i.§n"‘.‘3-8i~ii."€s.§”?..‘.l'.?5 l . .- - as In her statements. Whether the assault this city. 35 “*9 '“ = “ii to 3; Louis, i that Gov.Ctiliuin had appointed threefeliccoom-t diI1e‘mStS- V The Jurisdiction of the Board extends from the , FRANK WIEsE.Jn.. Trustee. wiilbaisent van. ~ WON‘-ommitted or not is a. matter for the Courts night. They left on 0. D - .\ u ,_ . 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Yearly Subscribers.’ On and after Januarv 1, 1878, we shall adopt the system of making all collections of city sub- The great mass of I our subscribers are now receiving their papers under that method, and it proves very con- Thosc whose subscriptions expire on the 1st of January, as well as those in arrears, will be turned over to he carriers on that day, who will call for their - collections weekly or monthly, as may be agree- '.l‘hose whose subscriptions are paid to a later date, will be continued under the present ar- rangement until the expiration of such time. We trust this arrangement will meet the approbation scriptions by the carriers. venicnt and satisfactory to them. .able. of our many friends. . Congress Yesterday. WASHINGTON, Not in session. House-—1‘lie House voted to set aside private business, and Mr. Hale moved the previous ques- tion on the substitute reported Thursday from Committee of the Whole, to the effect that com- mittces desiring to make investigations may at any time apply to the House for leave to send for persons and papers, but requiring them to pre- Thc previous question was not seconded, and Mr. Wood offer- eda substitute for Mr. Hale’s, and demanded the previous question, the substitute being his The Speaker overruled the point of order, that the Committee of the Whole liaviiiirrejcctcd the proposition now presentcd,tlic House could not be asked to vote upon it. Mr. Wood's substitute was then referred to the Coin- Private bills were discussed, none passed, and the House adjourn- sent a statement of the charges. original resolution. niittee on Foreign Affairs. ed until Monday. -_L ""‘”"*-n.. w... The Porle has received the Russian answer to the Turkish communication proposing an armis- tice, iniimaiiiig that negotiations must be con ducted on a basis of eventual peace conditions. Antivari surren- dered unconditionally to the Montenegi-ins on Niall surrendered to the Turks yes- terday morning in consequence of the capture by storm, the day previous, or Goritza Venik and all The Bone has not yet replied. Thur.-day. other heigliis commanding the fortress of the town. Sci-vian losses are reported as heavy. The weather indications for to-day arc warmer and cloudy. GOLD in New York, yesterday, opened at 102% and closed at 1023:’. ,. ..._.... . ... _- A... ,.._....._-..._._........ DOCTOR letter on specie pay- ments, printed elsewhere, is full of interest- ing facts. A MAN by the name of Hayes is being sued for breach of promise in Cincinnati. It seems that the Hayes family can’t be true, either in love or politics. NOW will Thurman resign his seat in the Senate to make way for Ewing, as was said it few months ago to be his iiitciitioii? Thur- man wants to be Presiclcnt, and is anxious to , couciliate and consolidate the Democrats of his own State in his behalf. T111: Blair proposition of inquiry into the Presidential tenure does not seem to have taken fast hold upon the Democratic mind . We attribute this to the fact that the Democrats are pretty well siitisficd with Mr. Hayes. and do not see that anything is to be gained by swapping mules at the present time. Tm-3 Chicago Tribune, which is violently opposed to the Southern Paciﬁc Road, is opening its batteries in behalf of Jay Cooke’: iceberg route, COI1llll0l1l_VVkll0Wn as the North- ern Pacific, and quite as well known as the greatest. swindle in the United States. The Tribune is a very consistent journal. I THE pressure of news in our secular dc- parfnieiit compels us to postpone, until Mon- day, the publication of a number of very lIlii.’.l‘C9!lllg letters pertaining to the great religious controvers_v. Among them are one from Rev. Dr. Hollaiid, one from Rev. Dr. Robert, and one from Father O’Lcai'y—-the latter in reply to Rev. Dr. Reaser. ........... . -...__._ _.. .... ...._ THE Republicans in the House stole zi march on the Democrats on '1‘liursday, and carried a party proposition against them. The Demo- cratic majority in the House is large, but there are always at least forty Democrats on a spree in Wasbiiigfon at one time. It is only after the bar-roonis have been emptied under a call _of the House that the full party strength is present. 0 THE Ilopiiblican prirfy in Ohio is in an uii- happy frame of mind. The Republican meni- bers of the Legislature cauciiscd last night foracandidafe upon whom to confer their complimentary votes for Senator. They could not agree, and, after twelve ballots, they re- solved to cast their votes blank. The Repub- liczin pzirty of the whole country voted for Mi‘. Blank at the last election. THE I-Yew York '1‘z'mcs. which until quite re-ceiiily was the thick and thin supporter of the I“resideut, is now induced to say: Pro:-ideiit llayes has so for chosen to neglect the party altogctlier—-to tr.’-imple on its traditions, to trifle wiih its principles and pledges, and to leave its fuliirc to be determined by accident. If he expectcfl thus to we:iken piirtisanshimhe made a great mistake. And if he now imagines that, by leaving the party to care for itself, he may assure to his Administration a career outside of parties, he will by and by discover that, in his eagerness to escape from Republican dictation, he has be- come dependent upon the capricious and exact- ing will of the Democracy. AMONG other foreign customs which have » been introduced into Japan, that of racing by carrier, per week. ......25 cts. By annumiioIOOCIOIQOIOCOOOOIOOIIIIIOOI m D. 0., January 11.-—Senate— The lighting had lasted five days, and the of November. sometimes in a City Council investigation. were slaughter-house question. Mr.John H.Rapp, report of the proceedings: A. Some of them were hurt in the trains and some in the yards; it may be both. Some of them would kill them to savevthcir lives, as they do hogs sometimes. THE fear that the Russian army would op- pose all negotiations for peace and prove itself at the approachiiig conclusion of the war the power behind the throne, as the Pan-Slavist committees at Moscow did at its commence- ment, is pronounced by the latest dispatches to be groundless. It is said that the officers think that the capture of. Pleviia _aud the vic- tory of Shipka Pass have thoroughly restored the national prestige. The demand of Rus- sia for the closiiig of the Baltic to all non- Bziltic Powers is probably one of those condi- tions which diploiiiatists often ask in order that, by its surrender, they may insist with greater energy and grace upon another which they consider more important. DEMOCRAT the handsomest newspaper in the world‘. This is a very correct judgment so far as it goes, but we are astonished that our young cotemporary should allow itself to be l led away by theattractions which please the eye, wliileit eiitirely ignores the great moral beauties which a-ddress themselves to the higher iiafiire. \Ve should, indeed, think simply “the haiidsouiest newspaper in the world.” Our pride is in another direction altogether; if is in priiitilig the only religious daily newspaper in the world. Let the Post follow our example in theology as well as in typography, and great will be its reward. IT is ti somewhat singular coincidence that while La Marmora lies dead in Florence, Raspail and Palikao in France, and Victor Emanuel in Rome, the Czar Alexaiidcr should have been suddenly taken ill in St. Petersburg, and the physical weakness of the Pope in- creased. With regardto Pio None, all the phy- siclans have declared that the intense interest he takes in all the ad‘-airs of the Church and the world has been, by the reﬂex action of the mind upon the body. one of the causes of his wonderful longevity, in spite of constitutional weakness and pgotracted sickness. In Greece, too, another hero of the war of independence has just followed the good old Admiral Ca- naris to the tomb, and if death is as busy for the next twelve months as it has been since the year began, the necrology of the coming will be far greater than that of the past year. Fl«.MALE SUFFf{AGI<3. Senator Sargent, of O.iliforni:i,is apparently in training to play the part in America which Mr. Jacob Bright has assumed in England. With every recurring session of Parliiimeiit the brother of the great Liberal orator in- troduces a bill providing for female suffrage. It is of course regularly defeated, although as long as he sat in the House of Commons Lord Beaconsfield invariably voted without speaking for the measure, and on those rare occasions found himself in the same lobby with his warm personal friend but political opponent, Mr. Faucett. On Thursday, how- ever, in the Senate, Mr. Sargent failed even to reach the point which Mr. Bright has at- tained. Instead of a bill be simply offered a resolution, and objection being made, it was laid over without discussion or coiisidcratioii . Mr. Sargent had not even an opportunity for discussing the results of the experiment as tried in Wyoiiiiiisr, or of pointing to the fact that in England, in a large number of paro- chial and some municipal matters where the question at issue was to be decided by the rlite-payers, women have always had the right of siiﬂ‘i*a.o;e upon the same terms and conditions as men. The Senator, however, had not yet exhausted all his resources, and on "a motion being made by Mr. Bayard to ad- journ until Monday, moved to amend by pro- viding for a session to-day for the express purpose of giving the advocates of female suffrage, now in Convention in Lincoln Hall, an opportunity of presenting their arguments in person in the Senate Chamber. After a brief debate the amendment was lost, and the California Senator sustained :1’ double defeat by the withdrawal of Senator Edinunds’ ob- jcction to the resolutions, which were then debated and lost by a majority of 18 in a to- tal vote of 44 Senators. It was fortunate that some debate was had upon the matter, as it gave Senator Thurman a chance to expose the absurdity of the lan- giiasze used by Mr. Sargent in calling the dele- gates to the Female Convention ‘ ‘representa- tive women of the coiiiitry,” and the debate took such a shape that it may be hoped that, so far as Congress is concerned, the applica- tion has been set at rest for a time. Ridicule is often a far more effectual weapon against fanatics than logic, and the Convention fairly laid themselves open to the shafts of the wit of the Senator from Ohio. The gathering at Lincoln Hall may be very worthy women in their way, and we will not deny that a major- ity of them are actuated by nobler sentiments than a desire for notoriety, but they are no more representzitives of the great mass of the women of America than they are of the natives of Timbiictoo or Madagascaiu Against such an assiiiiiptioii one of their own body has hap- pily supplicd an argument. The women of America, to their honor‘ be it said, are reverential and not addicted to the vice of profane sweariiig, but when one ‘of the delegates wished to emphasize the per- sisteiicy of her own and her colleagues’ de- termination to achieve the objects of their ambition, she could think of no more proper or lady~like phrase than to say that they ‘ ‘in- tended to carry the Senate, by God."-’ The expression is one which would have disgiist- ed those of the coarser half of creation who have seats in tlze Senate, and the woman who uttered it has, happily for all, and most hap- seems to have already taken ﬁrm root. The last. number of the Gazette, published at Yokohama, contains avery full account of the autumn meeting‘, held in the last week _ The races, of which there were thirty-one in all, for Japanese and Chinese ponies,extended over four days. The prizes were valu.able,,and the entries were made not only by European and American Recently the Committee on Sanitary Affairs in session, to get light upon the of East St. Louis, is thus quoted in the official Q. Were these cattle that arrived on trains, or were they cattle that received injury in the yards? were taken sick_ and dropped down, and they THE Evening Post considers the GLOBE- _ our mission very poorly fulﬁlled if we printed _ long category of arguments against female sufI‘ragc_ with which every one is familiar. The name of the delegate who thus took the name of the Lord in vain has not been given to the public, but in thus administering a blow to the aspirations of the strong-minded she is assuredly another illustration of the truth that out of evil good may come. We are almost inclined to think that the result may be a condonation of-- the fault, and that the sensitive and domestic ladies of America who’ would shrink with dismay from the strife and the turmoils of the polls will. in consideration of what she has done, forgive her the sin, and perhaps in their secret hearts even thank her for it. It is indeed the very height of folly to call these ladies the representative women of the country. Their whole constituency is a clique of agitators, numerically small, but active and very noisy. They are not even in harmony with one an- other. One report says that at their prelim- inary prayer meeting there was a. great deal of wrangling, and at the Convention itself more than one of the speakers was inter- rupted. The committee who called upon the Speakers of the Senate and the House to re- quest permission to present their arguments on the ﬂoor, were Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker, Elizabeth Boynton Hurbertand Sarah An- drews Spencer, and these three ladies, who have ' been so careful to retain their maiden names and insert them before those of their husbands, are no more the representatives of the delicate sisterhood than Dr.Mary Walker herself, who paid a. visit to the hall and ex- pressed her own opinions, dressed presu- mably in the tunic and ivaistcoat and trousers with which she sligocks the ideasuof decorum entertained by the sexat large, ' THE PItOSPli.‘C1":5 OF PEACE. The recent exchange of notes between the English and the Russian Governments exhib- its a far more conciliatory feeling on the part of the latter than has generally been supposed to exist. It is evident that negotiations for peace between Russia and Turkey would be at once set on foot if the Sultan and his advis- ers could be persuaded that no help could be expected from England. Individual mem- bers of the Cabinet of Lord Bezicousﬁeld, and particularly Lords Salisbury and Derby and Mr. Gross, and more recently Lord Carnar- von, have again and again notiﬁed the Porte that Great Britain would only interfere if her own special interests were seriously incu- aced, and both Prince Gortschiikofl‘ and the I-ussian Einbassiidor at the Court of St. James have assured Lord Derby that Russia would not in the slightest infringe upon any of the points of interest enumerated in his famous note written in the early part of last Slll]lIne_1‘. -The Turks seem, however, to be impressed with the idea. that upon the meeting of Parliament, on the 17th iust., the voice of the country will be expressed so strongly in favor of_Turkey that the Premier will be able to follow his own supposed bent, and intervene energetically and at once. There is little doubt that such would be the result if the people of England were con- -vinced that the capture of Constantinople itself entered deﬁnitely into the Russian plans. The city occupies so splendid and so commanding a position that; its occupancy is clearly a matter which no single nation can be permitted to determine without the con- sent of a European Congress. Every great maritime power is deeply interested in the questlon—-—Italy and France quite as much as England, and even Austria as much as any. In the hands of Russia, the Czar would be able to place an embargo upon all Austrian commerce seeking an outlet to the Mediter- ranean and Western Europe through the great water highway of the Danube, then over the Black Sea and through the Bespo- rus. Even Germany is evidently alive to the perils attendant iipoii Russian ascendancy at the city of Colistautiiie, and has joined Austria in notifying Prince Gortschskoff that she will not consent to any clause in the treaty opening the Bosporus and the Dardanellcs to the Riissian Navy alone and to the exclu- sion of the ﬂeets of the rest of Europe. This notiﬁcation is a most important point, as it proves very clearly that in spite of all that has been said of the alliance of the three Eni- perors there is a point beyond which Bis- marck will not permit the Rilssians to go. There is another consideration which leads to the belief that the Czar will not attack the city itself. Situated as it is, atthe end of a peninsula only about thirty miles in width, it can be easily defended by any Power having coinniand of the sea, and a corps of 40,000 or 50,000 English troops in alliance with the Turks could easily make it almost impregna- ble. That such an alliance is possible, even at the very last moment, is shown by the events of the autumn of 1829, when the threat made by Eiiglaiid to seize the Russian ﬂeet in the Levant was suflicieut to cause the arrest of Gen. Diebitsch in his onward march and bring about the treaty of Adriaiiople. It is evident that the temper of the English people is in too excited it condition to make it wise for Russia to goad it to extremity, and the rumored resignation of Lord Carnarvon, so soon after the speech in which he said that he could see no reason t.o believe that En- gland had any greater interest in the affiiirs of the East than she had last summer is an additional evidence of the resolution of Great Britain to interfere if her interests are threat- ened, and an additional iiiik in the chain wliicli leads us to place great conﬁdence in the news telegraphed this morning that Tur- key has resolved, upon the advice of Lord Derby, to treat for an armistice as a prelimin- ary for peace directly with the Russian Gen- erals. If any insupportably severe terms were expected, the spirit of the Chamber now sit- ting at Constantinople is evidence almost cou- clusive that such an arrangement would not have been offered. There is now, we think, but very little doubt that the fears of a cam- paign ncxt spring may be dismissed, and that peace ere many months are over is coiisequeiitly certain. The -winter, which is exceptionally severe in Bulgaria, and which rarely leaves the uplands of Armenia until the end of April, are alike in consonance with this hypothesis. Russia, in having secured the first approaches of the Ottomans to a pa- ciﬁc solution of the question, has achieved much more than she will be willing to risk by a possible Anglo-Austrian alliance bent upon securing the most moderate terms and more clearly deﬁned intervention in settling the ul- timate conditions of peace. Bed-Rock Prices. Eiistlake and Qbeen Anne bed-room suits,in great variety, from $4.5 upwards. Bun-ell, Com pily for her own sex, added another to the stock a 00., 403 and 401 North Fourth street. MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY. Meeting Last Night---Tower Grove Park---The Constabulary. Live Stock Inspection—-Merchants’ Tax-Renewal Bonds—Mayor’s Message--Public Im- provemeiits.-—Gss. ‘ The Council met at 7 o'clock last night, Presi- dent Ligtitner in the chair and ten members pres- ent. ~ ' A communication from the Mayor was read on the subject of bonds falling due, and recommend- ing the passage of an orclinance to issue renewal bonds. ' TOWER GROVE PARK. The ninth annual report of the 'I‘ower,Gi-ove Park Commissioners was read. The total receipts for the past year,including $4,010 cash on hand on 1st of January, 1878, were $50,766 29. Expenses for maintenance, $23,056 49;fer improvements, $5,002 41; balance on hand subject to draft, $5,180 24; certiﬁcate of deposit, $16,927 15; im- provement fund on hand, $48,452 4.1. The im- provements have progressed satisfactorily, and the condition of the park is all that could be de- sired. ‘ CONSTABLES. Mr. Campbell presented a lengthy memorial in opposition to the pending ordinance in relation to Constables, objecting particularly to the reduc- tion of fees. The memorial says: ‘ ‘To hold that the Municipal Assembly has the power; to change the law relating to Constables, would be to claim that the tail can waggle the dog, and not the dog the tail.’ ’ Signed by the principal High Consta- bles. Filed. Mr. Berg presented a petition from M. Voto, asking relief for injiiry to property by the run- ni_ng of cars on Poplar street. Referred to Com- mittee of Ways and Means‘. Tun VETO. Mr. Barlow, from Committee of Ways and Means, reported in favor of sustaining the veto of the merchants’ bill. Mr. B. said the mer- chants have had frequent meetings on the sub- ject. and the committee think the system of tax- ing merchants might be changed, but are not certain that the plan proposed by the merchants can be adopted. The veto was sustained. LIVE STOCK INSPECTOR. Mr. Barlow presented a remonstrance from the Beef Canning Company against the passage of tshe bill to create the office of Inspector of Live took, Mr. Rowse inovedtliat the consideration of the bill be ﬁxed for next Friday. Mr. Barlow thought there was not sufﬁcieiit time for the opponents of the bill to prepare their testimony. It is an important measure, and ample time for investigation should be afforded. Mr. Rowse said the Canning Company had been notified to attend the investigation, and had failed to do so. One member of the company ap- peared. but refused to answer questions. Mr. Barlow said the President of the company had not been notiﬂed_ and the gentleman who went before the committee felt that he had no power to act. Mr. Scudder said he had notified the compan y, through the Secretary, of every meeting of the committee. He had no objection to giving them all the time they wanted. . On motion of Mr. Fraley, the bill was laid over for two weeks. CO:\"rAGIOUs DISEASES AND OTHER MATTERS. The House bill in relation to coiifagioiis dis- eases in the public schools was referred to the Sanitar_v Comuiittee. Also, the bill in relation to sewers. The Council receded from its amendment to House bill relative to furnishing heads of depart- ments with newspapers. The city pays for no more papers for its ofiicers to renal. The bill to purchase an eiiglne-house lot on Benton street was read a last time and signed. Also, to purchase an engine-house lot near Eight- centh and Clark avenue. The bill to lay brick pavements around Lafayette Park. at the expense of the fund of that park, was read a first time. Also, the bill to open Ohio avenue. Also, to construct sewers in Ohio avenue Sewer District No.6. Also, in Cass avenue District No. 9; Far- rar street No. 11. and Branch street No. 12. FIVE PER CENT BONDS. Mr. Barlow introduced a bill to authorize the issue of $1,328,000 bonds to pay city and county bonds falling due in April, 1873 and 1879; the bonds to bear .5 per cent interest, and to have fifty years to run. Read first time. 11i«:r:.ciIAxTs’ TAX. Mr. Barlow introduced a bill providing for tax- ing and licensing merchants. Returns are to be made to the Assessor of the largest amount of goods on hand between the first Monday of March and the ﬁrstltfonday of April, the tax to be the same as the tax on real estate. In addition, a license of £3 50 is to be paid on the first Monday of July. Read first time. cost of $14,000 was read a third time and passed. The bill to approve the compromise for lands in section 16 were read a third time and passed. The attorneys get one-fourth of the lands ac- quired by compromise. The following enrolled bills were read a last time nd sigiied: To construct. Rocky Branch sewer, $13,600 appropriated; to reconstruct alley in block 22245; to open Illinois avenue to Osage street; to extend Trudeau street sewer to the river; to construct various cross-walks; to estab- lish grades of Compton avenue and other streets. Mr. Berg offered a resolution to refer the nie- morial of the Beef-Caniiiiig Coninany to the San- itary Committee. Adopted. Adjourned. House of Delegates. The House met at the usual hour, twenty-four members present. A communication was received from the Mayor eubiuiitmg to the House certain bills from the Board of Public Improvements. Bills read first M.iYoR’s MESSAGE. The iinniial message from Mayor Overstolz rec- ommending the issue of 5 per cent bonds, with a view to the refunding of the bonded debt of the city, was read. MAYOR'S U1-‘FICE, Sr. Louis. January 8, 1878.-— To the Municipal Assembly of the City of St. Louis: . GENTLE)IEN--Dul‘in,<2f the ﬁscal year 1878-9, there will mature bonds of the city and of the former County of Louis, amounting in the aggregate to $1,323,000, and it is necessary that authority be granted by ordinance to issue rc- ncwul bonds to a like amount. in accordance with the provisions of the Charter. The lime un- avoidably required for the pi-cpziration and nego- tiation of the bonds, and the importance of plac- ing them upon the market at an early date, make it advisable that your honorable body should act upon the subject without dela_v,and I recommend it to yoiirimnicdiate attention. The amount of debt maturing is composed of Oil)’ currency bonds, $463,000, and county bonds, $,865,000. pav- able in gold or silver, and bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, and riinning during periods of twenty and twenty-five years. I recommend that the rate of interest on the pro- posed RENEWAL BONDS be fixed by ordinance at5 per cent, payable semi- aiiniially, the term for which they shall run at not less than twenty nor more than ﬁfty years; the denomination of each bond $1,009, and that inter- est and principal shall be payable in New York, in United States gold coin, or in London in pounds sterling, at the option of the holder. The reduction of the rate of interest on our bonds and the extending of the term for which they shall run is undoubtedly the wisest and most econom- ical course for our ﬁnancial interests. I do not believe that the reduction of 1 per cent on the interest rate need affect materially the price we will get for the bonds; and even if that had such a tendency, it would be more than counteracted by the lciigtliening of the term , while i will lllltke the securities much more desirable for investment purposes, and at the same time result in a direct saving of money by the City Treasury. But the most importzint point is that, by adopting this course, we make a comniciiceiiient in the refund- Illg‘OI our whole miiiiicipal debt at a lower rate of I inoercst. Within the next ten years the great bulk of our outstanding bonds will mature, and must either be paid or replaced by renewal bonds, and if the renewals are issued at . A LOWER RATE OF INTEREST, not only will a very large sum of money be saved to the city, but the burden on our revenues will be sensibly relieved. Every meiisiire that prom- ises to reduce our annual disbursements for in- terest demands consideration, for so long as nearly one-liiilf of our actual revenue collections are absorbed for interest, it will be impossible to niateriallvligiiten taxzitioii and maintain our reve- nue at the standard necessary for the support of the Government and the progress of public im- provements. Iu reference to the term of the bonus, I think it is desirable to authorize the Issue at not less than twenty years nor more than fifty years, leaving the actual term to be subse- quently determined according to the indications of the market. For the information of the As- sembly, I may add that THE BONDED DEBT OF THE CITY at present amouiiis to $23,067,000, composed of city bonds $15,247,000, and county bonds.aseuined by city, $6,820,000. The issue recommended in this niessaue being renewal bonds, will not affect the figures, except so far as any portion of it may be bought in by the sinking fund. The manage- ment of our bonded debt is one of the most im- portant branches of our ﬁn{lll0CS, and its gradual reduction and refundment -at a lower rate of in- tcrcst are objects that should aiway.~; be kept in view. ‘ The amountof the renewals now proposed is undoubtedly large, owing to the assumption of the county debt under the Separation scheme, but I am happy to be able to state that there is every prospect of our being able to dispose of the bonds at high- ly satisfactory rates. '1‘he direct responsibility of the city for the bonds issued by the former County of St. Louis is undoubtedly burdensome, but it is preferable to the position of matters pre- vious to the reorganization -of the governments. It was the credit of the city that ﬂoated these bonds originally, and yet the city had no control over their issue, whereas now our bonded debt is reduced to a compact and deﬁnite shape, and can no longer be increased by the action of the au- thorities outside of the jurisafiction of the city. HENRY OVERSTOLZ, Mayor. A communication from the Street Commission- or relative to the gas supply, broughtout by a , complaint from the northern oortionlof the city, Tfie bill to construct Farrar street sewer at a’ was read. It was set forth that but oncesfnce the 4th of December had the Laclede Gas Com- pany's gas fallen below fourteen-candle power. ENGROSSED AND ENROLLED. - The Committee on Engrossed and Enrolled Bills reported as truly enrolled bill providing for the purchase of a lot for the erection of an en- gine house; also, bill providing for the construc- tion of the Arsenal Street Sewer; also, bill for the opening of an alley in block 1976; bill for the iuiprove.mcnt of Ohio avenue, and bill for the opening of two alleys in block 1977. Signed by the Speaker. The same committee reported as truly engrossed: Bill or the opening of an alley in block 1244;‘ bill_f r-the opening of Ohio avenue; bill for the Paving of sidewalks about Lafayette Park; bill to establish Ohio Avenue Sewer District; bill to es- tablish Farrar Street Sewer District; bill to pro- vide for the construction of sewers in Ohio Avenue Sewer District; bill to provide for a sewer in the Cass Avenue District; bill to establish Cass Ave- nue Sewer District; bill to open allcyin block 1327; bill pi-o\7iding for the construction of sewers in Branch Street District; bill to establish Branch Street Sewer District, and bill for the erection of a public scale on the Clayton Road. Bills read third time and passed. . The same committee reported as truly enrolled bill for the purchase of a lot for the purpose of ereotinz thereon an engine house. Signed. RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY. - Mr. Cozzensintrouuced a pair of resolutions, the first calling upon the Street Commissioner for information relative to the erection of gas lamps in the western part of the city, and the second asking for a comprehensive definition of Telford bavement. Adopted. ' Mr. Merkle introduced a bill concering the of- nce of the Inspector of Weights and Measures, which was read the first time. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS . Mr. Stifel, of the Committee of ‘Ways and Means, reported back bill niaking additional ap- propriation for the improvement of Marion street of $1,676 90, from Kosciusko street to the wharf; also bill in relationto the improvement of Barry street. Passed. Mr. Cozzeiis, of the Committee of Public Im- provements, reported back bill ‘regulating the niannerof making attachments to public water- pipes and prc'scribing the size of service-pipe to be used, with amendments. 7 Mr_. Van Dilleu moved the printing of the bill," audits laying over for a period of two weeks. Motion carried. _ PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. . Mr. Cozzens reported back bill in relation to streets, alleys, sidewalks, etc., which prescribes rules and requirements for cleanliness; passed; also, bill authorizing thetsale of quarry priviiege on the levee at the foot of Bates street. On motion _of Mr. Van Dillon, the bill was rccommitied. Mr. Cozzens reported back bill to establish Stein Street Sewer District; also, bill for the construc- tion of a sewer in the Stein Street District; also, bill to open and establish Pennsylvania avenue, from Wyoming to Utah street; also, bill for the construction of sides on Preston Place, Ordered to engrossment. ‘ A REPORT ON GAS. Mr. Crawshaw, Chairman of a special com- mittee appointed under a resolution of inquiry as to why the city was to pay $30 per annum to the gas companies for each street lamp, submitted a voluminous report, which was Ordered printed without being read. Adjourned . .4; M DEATII OF LUCY, THIS LIONESS. The Noble Beast Breaches Her Last in the ltfrort to Contribute Three Vvhelps to the Zoological Garden. There is mourning and gnarling, and gnashing of teeth at the Fair Grounds Zoological Garden. Lucy, tlielioness, is dead. The old Lion is a widower, and Mr. Kalb, the Secretary, refuses to be comforted. The former growls and roars in rage, and the latter wrings his hands and be- wails his ‘ ‘cussed luck.” It was announced over a week ago that Lucy was in an interesting situa- tion, and would soon add a'littcr of cubs to the population of the animal kingdom. The impor- tant event tool: place about the time predicted by Mr. Kalb, but it proved fatal to the mother. Three well-developed cubs were brought forth yesterday, but Lucy died in the cflort, as did the cubs. She had all the attention that the skill of man could bestow, and was tenderly watched and fed, but all proved unavailing. A dark chamber was fitted up for lierin the cage, and soft bedding was provided, with dainty food and such uiedicuies as were tlioiiglit to be suita- ble. In hei-last moments Lucy was attended by three skillful physicians, but uiifortiiuately they had never u'efoi-ebccn called in to doctor at sick lioness, and of course disagreed as to the treat- ment. Mr. Kalb had attended a similar case at the Gardens some time ago, but as he was unsuc- cessful, he thought proper to consult the regular faculty. The noble animal suffered intensely, and seemed aware of her approaching dissolution . She cast a suspicious glance at the three doctors, but looked confidingly into the face of Mr. Kalb as the friend upon whom she relied in the hour of need. She grew weaker and weaker, and her groans became fainter and fainter, and at last closedﬂher eyes, and, with a convulsive shiver, handed in her chips. Mr. Kalb was deeply af- fected, but tears were unavaifing. He despairs almost of being able to raise at family of lions at the Fair Grounds, and will turn his attention to the more robust bears and other animals that are acclimated. The death of Lucy and her triplets is a serious loss to the Zoological Garden, as the lioness was one of the noblest of her species, and the young ones. had they lived, would have been a great attraction to visitors. No Connection H ith the Establishment Next Door. [From the Evening Post.J We trust that we shall not be occupied many days in convincing the public that the Evening Post has no other relations with the GLOBl::-DIs.\I- OCRAT than such as naturally bind as with a stioug bond of affectioii to a great paper to which we owe much. It is probable that if the GLOBE- DEMOCRAT had never existed the Evening Post would never have come into existence, and if the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT had not_ been the marked success it is, the E'vem'ng Post would not have started out so well. The proprietor of the Even- ng Post asked and received proposals from the Ilepublican and GLOBE-DEMOCRAT to do the press-work of his paper until its success should determine what style of press should be used permanently, and as the offer of tho GLOBE-DEMOCRAT was much the more favorable it was accepted. As far as the mat- ter of typographical appearance’ is concerned, the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT is considered the hand- somesi. paperiii Ainerlca—we do not hesitate to call it the handsomest paper in the world——and as there is no copy right, on good looks we have adoptedamakc-up very closely resembling it, but still with sufficient difference to show to the professional eye that the two papers are set up in separate establishments. We wish now to assert, finally and decisively, that there is no one person holding stock or other pecuniary interest in the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT who has any pecuniary inter- estin tlie.Evcm‘ng Post. At present the owner- ship of the Evening Post is nominally vested in a single proprietor, but it will. within a few days, be converted into a joint stock company, and do business as a corporation. M Life Insurance Companies. 1848 and 1878. The leading Life Insurance Companies in the United States thirty years ago are still the leading and strongest Life Insurance Companies in the country. ’ The Mutual Life of New York, Organized in 1843. The Mutual Beneﬁt of Newark, Organized in 1845. The Connecticut Mutual of Hartford, Organized in 1846. These Companies havenopstockholders to con- trol tneni .or to dispose of them, being strictly Mutualin every sense, and, have to-day assets securely invested amounting to Over $165,000,000, which is more than $25,000,000 in excess of their entire liabilities. # T Knocked Down and Robbed. Chas. Boyle was found at the corner of Fourth and Cedar streets yesterday afternoon, bleeding from a large cut, evidently made with a blunt in- strument, on the side of his head. Several other wounds of more or less importance were found upon his body. At the Dispensary he said that he had been knocked down and robbed of $30 by some unknown men. His pocket had been cut open. and this gave color to his story. He was sent to the hospital, 4. WOMEN of taste often become their own dress- makers, and turn out costumes not to be sur- passed at the fashionable modtstes; but to do this they must be exactly informed. This knowledge is at their command in the pages of what is in ad- dition one of the freshest, brightest literary periodicals in the country. We refer to that well- known and appreciated family magazine, “An- drews’ Bazar,” published at Cincinnati. How such valuable material can be furnished by the proprietor at the ridiculously low price of $1 a year is only known to W. R. Andrews. To HOUSEKEEPEBS.--The attention of heads of families is invited to the superior quality of Burnett’: Flavoring Extracts’. They are highly concentrated, have all the freshness and delicacy of the fruits from which they are prepared, and are less expensive. C’ ,Furtlier Developments in the Soul-ard Street «men was the theme of every tongue at the "fees, all hoped tliat he might carry conviction to - from a discussion of the sewer questinii, and had ALLEGATIONS AGAINST -AMELUNG. Sewer Petition. City Hall Views-Commissioner Moore. Expresses Himself More Fully-Mr. Amelung Before the I-'Iouse—,He Desires to Be Investi- gated——A Committee Appointed. There were no more startling developments in the case of Mr. J. H. Amelung, President pro tern. of the House of Delegates, yesterday, an ominous calm having succeeded the storm oc- casioned on. Thursday by the charge of Mr. Robert Moore, the Sewer Commissioner, to the effect that Mr. A. had been guiltyof _cei-tifying a forged petition for a public or district sewer to the Board of Public Improvements. The allega- City Hall, where the accused was wont to spend a large portion of his time, and the views expressed were as numerous alinostas the per- sons who gave expression to them. All were surprised that a legislator of the experience of the “oldest member,” whether‘ innocent or guilty, should have permitted himself to be so effectually cornered. All had read the GLOBE- DEMOCRAT report-ei-’s interview with the accused, and many thought they could. see in the defense setup by Mr. Ameinng an opportunity for him to CLEAR HIS SKIRTS of everything save the charge of inexcusable carelessness or limitless egotism. ‘The members of the House of Delegates who dropped into their headquartersiduring the day were full of the milk of human kindness for their confrerc, and though some hesitated to express an opinion inthe prem- tlie public mind of his innocence. The accused made his appearance at the City Hall (llll'lnf-I‘ the day, and denied in empliatio_,tei'ms the allegation of the Sewer Commissioner, and ann'ounced"a desire to have the whole .traiisac~t1on~ opened to the inspection ‘of a municipal Inquisition. He had been.aCouncilmaii and a delegate‘ for ten years, and an occupant and owner of the prop- erty wliere he nowresides, on Soulard street, near Columbus, for a period of twenty-eight years, and believed that in everv public transac- tion in which he had had a part, he had been guided by the dictates of a clear conscience. MR. MOORE, THE SI:-.'ivEIt COMMISSIONER, was interviewed by the reporter, who found him - in the ofﬁce of the President of the Board of Pub- lic Iinprovemcnts, holding in his band the identi- cal petition that had coiitribute-I so 1a1‘£.’€1Y $0 1119 discoinfiture of Mr. Aiuelung. In fact, the Com- missioner was discussing the matter with C01. Flaci at the time. Mr. Moore said he had not as yet altered his opinion of the culpability of the President pro tem. of the House. He would not have made the , report he did no- on the petition without a settled conviction of the guilt of the accused. He had weighed the matter carefully, and not only examined the evi- dence furnished by his assistants, but had some ﬂed himself by persoviial inspection that they had told no more than the truth. He reviewed with the reporter the latfer’s interview with Mr. A.Il’l61lIll,9.'. actuated by spite. in part by the failure of a pet bill of his in the House of Delegates. The _ Commis- sioner was not aware of a cause for hard feeling in this matter, for the bill had not failed that he was aware of. He had been informed by Mr. Jones. Chairman of the Coni- niiftee having it in charge, tlizit the Committee would meet on Friday afternoon of this week. Had there been occasion for spite, he would not have visited it upon so inoﬂcnsivc it head as that of Mr. Amelung’s. lie bore the lastnarncdper- son no ill-will at all, but when, one after another, twenty-five Dersons DENIED SIGNATURES that were attested as genuine by Mr._Amelung, and these signatures were upon an official paper that had been referred to him, he had no i1llel'i‘l.'-t- tive left him but to lay the case before the Board of Public Improvements. Mr. Ameluiig had stated to the reporter that Mi‘. Moore called at his store on Wednesday, and had left there in anger over some discussion that had taken place rela ' tive to the sewer. Mr. Moore" denied having had any words at Mr. A.’s store with _any one, calculated to “rile” him. He had abstained engendered not mentioned it until it was brouglit up by Mr. Amelung. He had not manifested oﬁ‘e-use at anything that had been said, and left the store quietly, in his usual hiimor. Mr. Aniclung had accounted for the general denial of the sigiiatiires by those whose names were appended to the sewer-petition by saying that Mr. Moulton, armed with huge plats and plans, had overawed the signers by carrying the cou- viction to their minds that they were to be taxed for the sewer improvements if their ad- mitted their signatures. hir. Moore laiighed heartily (for him) at the idea, and averrcd that Mr. Mouiton’s armament, consisted solely and alone of the petition filed with the Board by Mr- AlllBll)ll,.‘?,'. It was customary for him to verify signatures in petitions of this character, and nothing had been said or done to aﬂ'ort the most obtuse person reason to suppose that he or she was to be taxed or imposed upon. Mr. Amclung had said that the property-owiici's on Soulard street liud paid for the extension of the sewer from Columbus street to the river, and fciirful that they would be taxed again for that which they had already paid for, had denied signing the petition. Mr. Moore was not aware that a fax had been collected for the extension to the river of the sewer named. If it had, he had never met with a record of it in the SowcrDc_mirt- nient. RETURNING TO THE PETITION, Mr. Moore tlioiignt it afforded prima facie evi- dciice of fraud somewhere, or on the part of some one. In the first place the names were all signed with the same ink, and Mr. Ameliing had said that the petition had been taken about ainong property owners by one Fuliner, a hair spiiiner. This was at least singular. Again, attention was called by the Commissioner to the fact that though Fulmer was alleged to have circulated the peti- tion and to be a property owner, he had not afllxed his name to the document. Flll‘lIl€l'- more, Mr. Moore pointed out what be conceived to be it marked similarity in the writing of a number of the names. Sometimes the letters in- clined to the right and sometimes to the left, but the birtliiiiark was distinguishable througliout. Whether Mr. Ameiung had been authorized to sign certain names or not his mode of signing them was reprehensible, to say the least. He had no right to sign the name of a nonresident ora dead man, because some relative of the absent or defunct one told him to. Mr. Moore said that if the Gnome- DEMOCRAT’S interview was an accurate report of the substance of what Mr. Amelung had said to the reporter, he (Moore) believed that the ac- cused wits upon occasion given TO 1’REVARICATION. He had toldliiin (the Commissioner) one thing and the reporter another touching is specific sig nature. Mr. Ainelung had said that he had signed his s'istei';-in-law's name to the petition, at her request, and yet the petition showed that it was signed in a small, feminine hand. The accused, the Coininissioiier said, had given him one statement regarding the signature of Fred ’.l‘lieis,iind another statemcnt,cn'.ii'ciy difl'creiit,to the reporl.cr.- Before the reporter wiilidrcw, Mr. Moore had given in detail what he ch_:irac- ic-rlzed as the fraudulent points in the petition, which, as presented by him. made whzit ap- peared to be A strong chain. Mr. Amcliing, however, has yet to be hc_.ai'd from at length, and he may be able, as he claims, to clczir away every breath of suspicion as to his ii;tegrity.~ IN THE HOUSE 01-‘ DELEGA'l‘ES, When the House of Delegates asseiiiblcd last Illfillt, Mr. Ameliing was in his pla c, lookiiig about as usual, thougli I.liere was it triice of un- easinessin his niaiincr. When the I-lciuse had organized for business, he arose to :1. question of privilege. He had seen iii the papers of the day an arriiigiinient of himself by Mr. Moore, the Sewer Commissioner, before the Board of Public Improvements, on the cliarge of forgery, growing out of ii petition for a sewer in his ward. He was ready to meet the charge, and desired to do so, with as little delay as possible. It was not in consomiiice with his ideas of pleasure to rest under the suspicion of his brother delegates, and he was able and desirous of bringing to their at- tention. convincing evidence that he was free from the guilt set forth in the charge. He hoped that his friends in the House had not all deserted him in the hour of his trials, and that some one of them would move for the appointment of ii coni- mittec to investigate the charge made by the Sewer Commissioner. From such iiivcstigafion he was satisfied he would emerge as free from the stain of guilt as an unborn babe. ‘ Mr. De Menil took the floor. He had come to‘ the House armed with it resolution calling for a committee of investigation into the charges against Mr. Ainelung, and was glad to find that the member showed such readiness to meet them. IT REFLECTED CREDIT ’ upon him. The allegation was a grievous one, but only one side had been fully heard, and until all the evidence was in it would be injudicious and unkind to venture an opinion. _ A man was innocent in the eye of the law until proven guil- ty, and this fact should be borne in mind. Wliei.h- er Mr. Amelung were innocent or guilty, all the facts should be brought out. The speaker offered the following preamble and resolution, which were adopted by the House: Whereas, the newspapers of this date contain a portion of the proceedings of the Board of Public Il'llDl‘0Velll8lll.S., of the 10th inst., wherein it is ultcged by Robert Moore, Esq., Sewer Coni- miseioncr, that one of the members of the House of Delegates, in presenting a petition for a_ sewer improvement, made certain reprcsenta_t.iou_s in this petition that, upon subsequent examination, were not substantiated by the per_s<_»ns who are alleged to have signed the said petition; there- fore, be it ' . Resolved. That a committee of five members be appointed to investigate the charges made against this member of the House of Delegates, as speciﬁed in the report of said Sewer Commis- sioner to the Board of Public Improvements; and to this end the committee are hereby vested with the authority to issue subpmnas for perspns or Papers, when duly authenticated by the Speaker and Clerk of the House. THE COMXPITIE. The Chair, in accordance with the resolution, I _ _ DeM9D”- Gllndlacb. Reichman. Stifel and Craw.:‘ Mr. A. had said that he (Moore) was "d[ltlll)l(3lil1ll1' the other parts, and In orcl:iestra.. é* shaw. Upon the adjournment of the House tn. Committee mctin the Clerk's omcc. Mr. Arno. lung said that he was ready to lay before thg Committee, whenever they desired, the sworn statements of parties whose names he had been charged with forging. a Mr. Crawsliaw tavored'havir.g the parties testi-. fy themselves. This suited Mr. Amelung just as well, and the Clerk was directed to subpoenas am the persons whose names were attached to the] sewer petition in question. ‘ V The Committ-ee then adjourned to 3 p. m. on, Monday next. ”‘ . It was Mr. Amelung’s determination, expressed. to-the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT reporter on Thursday‘ evening, to lay before the House last night the» sworn statement of theparties represented on the doubted petiiion. He had evidently determined on another line of procedure, as no such state- ment was introduced. He declined last -night to converse with the reporters, and in,tl'ieir pres-it ence-—except before the House-'-held his peace. AlVlUSli.fTh.‘N’1‘.':5. AT Dn BAR’s —BEE'I‘HOVEN’S FIDELIO-—THE' GREAT Mus ICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON. With the music of Beethoven's immortal opera —-the Fidelio--yet ringing in our cars, it is al- most impossible to write with any attempt at crit- ical auafysis. And yet the occasion calls for it, perhaps, more than any musical event of the sea- son in the United States. From the first note of the overture to the grand finale of quintet and chorus, it fell upon the ears of the audience, af- ter the ﬂimsy music of Musuniello, like the sweet waters of the oasis to a. traveler in Sahara. With all due reverence for the almost magic DOWe_rs_ of Goethe, it" must he confessed first It is not the great poet, the author of Faust, who is the Shakspeare of Germany. The title, andflie subtlest German critics admit it, legiti- mziteiy belongs to Ludwig Von Beethoven, the Elijah of Music. He, more than all else, ex- presses at once the profundity and the many- siifedpess of the German mind. And like the English Milton, he wrote under difficulties that would have daiinted and overpowered any genius of an inferior order. Milton was blind when he wrote Paradise Lost,and Beethoven was nearly stone deaf when, in -1805, he gave Fidclio to the world. Five years before he had written to his friend, Dr. Wbgelcr, a famen over liisinfirmiiy, which, had be cast it into the tone harmony most natural to,him, would have rivaled even Milton's verses in the. third book of his Epic, and the Sonnet in which he bcwails his loss of one aveiiueof, knowledge and enjoymeiit. Beethoven’s tribulation was as great its Milton's. , Among the traditions of musical history fondly’ 1’ clierished in the country of his birth lsone which illustrates most sigiially theloss he had sustained. i At the conclusion of one of his greatest works, the musician, who himself had conducted it, re- uiiiined (leaf to the plaudits of the iiouse, and is r was only when a lady placed her huiidis upon hiss shoulders and by gesture bid him turn round, the; he was able toperceive and acknowledge the tri- umph he had won. But more forfiinatc than Mil-, ton, it was ere this that he wrote and left ‘ ‘as a possession forever” the music of Fidelio. . Right woriliily was it given last night. Had nO|.l\1t1l.1£l.Ille.l:’ilpDel1li8lm proved her powers in the Hugucnots, connoisseurs would have visited Dc Bar’.-; with fear and trembling, for iinless ftladiinic Pzibpeiilieim could sing the role of Leno- ra with all its iniiigled sweetness and passion, it was l1lilVCi.'.a'rlll.y felt that the fast- exponent of Beethoven’s great creation expired when '.f‘esera Tiijens died. Men also said that even if the prima donna suc- ceeded, the most fatal defects were sure to be- and chorus. But good management and good singing conquered all difficulties, and the result was such a nearly perfect rendition of the noblest of all operatic music as St. Louis has not heard for manya long year-—with the exc-cotion,per- liars, of Madaiiie Pui-epa.’s Donna Anna in Don Giovanni, never before in her history. In physiouc and the full volume of her voice, the prim-.i donna was admirably adapted to the conception of Leonora. She also provbd her-_ self to be a,true artist in the most finished sense, where temptation to display would have carried away ,a less cultivated musician. In her high notes, and whenever passion calls for the utmost limits of the ringing soprano of the upper regis- ter, she is ,. and must be aware that upon the operatic stage of today she is unequaled , but throughout the first act she kept all thescgrcatpowers under the most perfect control. Her low sweet notes in the first quartet amply reﬂected. the genius of the com- poser whose score, unlike that of the French school, always fills the bearer with the idea of reserved latent‘ force. This reserve of power was ggé eminently distinguished in the terzetto, and all the majesty of the incomparable voice and telling gesture found its perfect expression when demand was made upon it in the second act, which in the rendition was perhaps wisely divided into two. Neither Christine Nilsson nor Adelina Patti would ever have made the effort Mme. Popped- heim made in the last quintet and chorus. Then her voice, indeed, rang out in all its splen- dor. Rising above the orchestra, above the oih- ~ er singers, it penetrated into every corner of the crowded house. It was just that it should do so, ‘ for, while it was supreme, it still harmonized with all While it led all. ' ‘ Leonora, to.o, was well seconded. Miss Hu- man. as Marcelino was in excellent voice, and- wifli every appeuivince in every air and in all the concerted music; fully sustained the opinion pro- nounced by every competent judge at her first entry the other night. Her voice may not. pe flaps, be very strong, but it is singularly urea and sympathetic. and her action is very graceful. Mr. Fritsch , as Florestcm, deserves also our most heartfelt thanks. Like Miss lluman’s, his voice l is very fresh and of pure quality, and ii the dun- srcon scene he fairly divided the bone: with all. Mr. Wiegand,t.oo, as Rocco, carried off well won tributes of applause. It was the best role he-hal assumed this week. Some of the choruses, especially perhaps that of the I’risoners and the Grand Chorus, of boili male and feuisle voices, . were simply iiiugiiificciit. The house, too,wortlilly welcomed the great opera and the artists. It -i, was nearly as full as when every passageway was ‘ blocked up the other evening when Lohougrin " was sung, and as the company is to remain here another week, we are sure that wears but re- echoing the universal wish when we ask for‘ Fidelio once more. It will probably be inanya ye.~].f before it can be rendered so nobly and so we . ‘ THE SWEDISH SINGERS. The Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet, which has attracted so much attention everywhere, ap- peared last iiiglit, for the first time in this city, _ * at the Mercantile Library Hall, in the interest of the Young Men's Christian Association. The Swedish singers were ably assisted in presenting an interesting programme by Mr. Christian Kraiise, zi fliarough violinist, and a graduate of the Royal Conservatoi-y of Copenhagen, and Miss Berfliit llcrg, an accomplished pianist. whose finished touch and delicate expression charmed herhearcrs and secured her more than one en- core. MISS Berg is a graduate of the celebrated coiiservatory zit Leibsic. The hall was not more thaii one third ﬁlled, but all who were present were delighted. The quai-ief—wli'ich consisted of Miss Inga- borg Lofgreii, mezzo-soprano; Miss Amanda Carlson, i.-oprano; Miss Bertha Erixon, centi-alto ' Miss Inga Ekstroni, alto——i-cnrlcrerl the beautiful selections of the programme as none but fine art- ists could have even attempted. The music was well chosen, and lovers of music may be con- gratulated upon the opportunity of hearing the . Swedes again to-day at the matinee, when no at- traction at the Papneiihelm 0lJcl'.‘l. at De Bar’s ll in rivalry with them. The programme for this afternoon is even better than that of yesterday. OLYMPIC THEATER. Uncle Tom's Cabin will be given at the nsatines this afternoon for the last time. The company will proceed to Chicago to-morrow, and wiil’re- 0 main there fora week, supporting Von Stamwitz. To-night the eiitertiiinment for the benefit of Capt. Bull’s Company of Citizen Soldiers_ will take place. “Down By. the Sea” will be given, with Terry Miltonbergei' in the leading part, sup- ported by several talented amateurs. There will be some excellent singing, and the drill of the company will be worth looking at. , Oii M.Olld{l_V the Aimee Comic Opera troupe will appear. During the week several ncw_ and sparkling pieces will be brought out, and Aimee will do her best, as this is her farewell engage- ment. ~ .3,» ; IIIEATRE COMIQUE. How Manager Mitchell manages to run such at large company ashe does is a mystery; but he knowshis business, and always comes to time. The emertziinment this afternooii and to-night will be lively and V{1l'ief_l, and just such as people like to witness. The bill is chock full of good things. Frycr’s Disappearance. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: ST. LOUIS, January 11, 1878.-°-DEAR SIR: A special telegram from Louisville,Iiy., to a morn- ing journal to-day, in speaking of the disappear- ance of Ml‘.-J. C. Fryer, states that “Fryer lost, everything in the disastrous tour, and came to . Louisville with only a triﬂe in his pocket.” We beg to say that the correspondent was wronlrly informed, and that Mr. Fryer had not lost a doi- lar through his tour_ with us. On the -contrary. he hzufmadc a considerable sum, andhis disap- pearance could not in the least be attributed to his loss of money, as our trip had been even more successful than we ourselves expected. It is also not true that the company was brought here , “on money advanced from St. Louis." - We came here on a special train contracted for espe- , clally for our use, and the railroad company was ., paid for the same as soon as the service was per- formed, according to said contract. We shall have nothing further to say about the matter. Respectfully, _ . . PAPPENHEIK AND ADAMS. [The Associated Press stated, at a late hour last night, that Mr. Fryer was reported to havt returned to Louisville. —-ED. GLOBn-Dnx0- oRA'r.] WHAT a smell you‘ have in your nose, it is stopped up; get some of Dr. J. H.McLea|'I,, Catarrh Snuﬂ‘. It soothes. heals, and will out ‘ any disease in your nose or throat. Trial boat! 50 cents by mail. Dr.J. H. McLean, as an Investigating Committee Messrs. nut street, St. Louis, ~>- .. r...i. .- , ...,,, .,.. .- * T; L_____ 5_i%.M3,l'n1tis £aiI,i_i'tZ§lulit-glhrntotrtti, §2Il1tI’htIj), ;§m§llJ1"llll't_g, Sanitary 12,1378. ' THE GRAVES SECRET. 5 ...,,_,,___,,___,__ ,___,__W_,,___,, :2: ..7.. liiswifeand sist .5 .1 - ' °" " ’“"°'°"‘ ”’°“‘“‘°“'I’l*‘°° AMUSEMENT8. of c I) I , . N'tm8(lGapnon it a b -3; - - , 1 mi , i 1' t i l d tvo Ineet- AUOTIONEERS. mm?’-iii-3‘-?i"io“a".°.‘l‘§.i?.:":."*;:.;.::%.’:.*;"*i..‘.::°.!:‘:: or I» wt. :2‘: “'.::.I ‘2.“..‘.’.1’.i.fii..i‘°.':.2 '.wNr Iii sins. “:.‘.".:§...'5§:.:i;.':‘.£.?.2.;‘1.?’..:.“..9......... -4-- ‘ , - , '1 t r . - - ‘ 0 ' 1 ' : _ on his own head and staggereiinway. Under- “Ky Mm wow uanmng "" we “"3" drunknrde and one of the principal saloon kccp- O I ' Y D d 1' IAUIJKNER. DIIIJIJARD & 00., Light Thrown on a Very Dark Subject. I , _ . §F%(:‘(li)(§nU§’l«hl(l3¢!llVOh(3enl(f3lﬁtil‘l’(Z,l.l some hopes of final wounds however wo mud mm m)‘ur8e'- His and (l()lll)llC ti. -8” gm”-severe and awful’ - 88. ie conviction forced itsc f upon £"l:“,lkg“‘3lh_'(;:’ 0:112 been mortally wounded. Ile “fﬂlli. When they observed Shandy on the oppo- site side of the street, and crossed over for the PWP080 of robbery. After holding a short con- versation with him. Crawford pulled out a. revol- ‘éer ‘ma ‘h”" “"0 d0ﬂ‘l.aiid then made his escape. “"'"’" “'55 captured. and a short time ago was Ghost Cards in Use at an Aristo- cratic Club House. ers have taken the pledge. Having apopulation of but 500 there has been a great deal acconiplish- ed here in a very short time. This town has had the name of bciiig; one 01 the worst whisky holes in Southern Illinois. ‘ Saturday, January 12. Grand Matinee at 2. Uncle Tom’s Cabin. General Auctioneers & Commission Merchants, Corner Sixth and Locust streets. Do LINCOLN!09oso-ouuloooosoooolooocIliI0oCA‘i°uon.°r. 8(‘.ll00l-ll0ll'~‘0 to the head i B _" _ - l 0 L V m‘i1ﬁlL‘“(]3“;f0k J8l_iillll. Wlloro. in an exhausted and 3' J " "100. he asked pl'l'ﬂllSSl0ﬂ to enter A S0l.l.ltl0I1 Of the Qlllllcy Iltiystery We Mus” "5 Louis lliiggles. ’l‘lie sight of a man Saturday Night--Beiictlt of Capt. Bull’s Company. Monday, January 14-- AIMEE, At Private Sale--A Large Stock of Fine Blank Books, Leather- Boiiiid and Cloth-Bound, at 500 tried for the murder the ur di a'i'ceii -' 0'l3<l.l'le has never been’ canturjed.y Gasnilon will ' ’ It on it probably be used as“ wmmss against Cmwmm. How a Lawyer and His Friend Played Broker, and Agitated Society Circles THE TEX“ S GR’ANGERS' in Undei'wood’s condition was a touchin ' - . . ‘ . . K 0"“ 10 in Gotham. . . . at Hand- Ilgllbtllt ugvg 1913- If lnoisa relative of the young man Kansas Cussediiess. ' '“‘°i" Vi°“’9 °“ r°1’1°3 °f Pllbuc In supnoi-tea by her new and MAGNIFICENT COM- on the Dollar. ' " el “ 00d’ lnurdererl tlnlched I{AN'. '___In _-_—-_-'-_-—-T”.-—--. l)AN‘.' Of by the kindness of his host, and, believing himself F-A~ULI{lvEI{’9 BIILLAIED & C0‘ _ ubounodie V ,_ I _. I I Di,m.,cL Oomuu [ms com“ . m 1 u. c 8 ‘ _ Special Dispatcr to the Globe-Democrat. ' ..... “i.'I:.°..ft.“.1.’.‘.‘.’°.¥ti.":.:?3.<‘.I3 «nus. ..‘3..f1:I."..“....I‘i...“.Z. ‘°‘."°‘i'i""i':‘°.°”‘;.. been . "Ir .80 ART‘§.T§°........... S8 1. . . q . .1 -‘ Sil . s The Globe-Democrat as anetegtive ﬁigvéa. verified the story. and Mr. Rbggles feliit Dictator, for assault rendered avei-dict in favor Nlml ‘toms: :]tm_m_m.y h‘: mg” :13" MW portaiit has transpired in the State Granite. now E3§m‘l‘x3§’(;"'?z";m;‘ga%‘f:;}‘lﬁrgftyeus u“,‘.m,,,,,_ ’ . 3511 -‘ll’ x. '5 “EC a.y.s cl 6 0 ec- A ‘ W-mﬁorty to send word iinmedia_tcly_ to SllCl‘lﬂ' o;R,,,,hf0,. $950 Iu'm f D R A u “ mam” 0 (""16" 9033'" t ,” mam’, Y ., ‘ .in session at Bryan, Middle '1‘c:::as. In his ad- vrue.i.izty—-'l‘liegi-eztt sensttiioii. LA \iAll‘.lt.’>LAINE. oncl-hand l*uI'llltl11'e, Carpets ., gciicy. w . Plus he did,andllie sue:-ill‘ and his ‘ ' 9 “*3” ° - - “ '° 3' lniurcdthemaelves ﬂnauomllyto lW0n81d°!‘abl° \Vt-.diiesday-—-LA l~ll.Ll<.I.)ll.M3lE..-\1\(i().l. dress, Grand Master Long disco seed the question "Whati-elation the agricultural iuterests,ilhould maintain towards the currency contraction now going on,’ ’ and he opposes resumption as a pre- ventive of the recurrence of labor troubles. Resolutions were adopted favoring, ﬂrst. 3 1'3‘ pen! of the resumption act; second, the l'6lll0D- etization of silver; third. the payment 0‘ We national W bonds and interest, in greenbacks; fourth, at repeal of the national bank law; ﬁfth, to make izrecnbaciis legal tender for all debts due, private and public, and export and iiiiport;'sixtli. that national bonds shall be taxed as other prop. erty. . Whereas, As agriculture ishthe basis of all wealth, and should be encoui'a§ed rather than and Household Goods. _ 1 On SATURDAY morIiing.Jaiiuary 19, at9:30o’clock. at our furniture departmciit. we will sell a general assortment of above goods. A150. at 12 0’0l0Ck. on account of Assigncc, one Iron Safe.oiie Standing Desk. sofa, tables, chairs. etc. F‘AULliN‘Elt. MILLARD do 00. 0. J.’ LEWIS & Co. A AUCTION AND COMMISSION uiiigogmu-3_ 417 North Fifth street. JD MIlRDOCH.ao. 0 03 I000 no on I 0 a O Boots and Shoes. ' d —I.l'L‘S (1l'1N'l‘ 'vii«:iii‘ics (I00 virgiiis). ﬁ3{.‘,‘.‘,f,5—.’3liciient. DA REINE in moo. Box 5 ieel; now open. OLYMPIC TH EATER. ANN OUN CEMEN T EX'l‘RAORl)INARY. Trig: EVENING. Grand Coinpliiiientary Beneﬁt CAPTAIN BULL’S COM PANY. DOWN BY THE SEA, with society ladies and gen- tlemen in the cast. M Singing by Miss Ada Braiison. ‘Miss AClil_Clf‘-gg»‘ 1'- il. llraiison and Mr. Joseph Salcr.‘ Drill l.)Y1(/“Dlh Bull’s Coiiipaiiy. Regular prices. Zllie tlicatcr will be handsomely decorated. DE BAR’S OPERA HOUSE. W0 (2) I’erformanccs of Opera To-day. First vs. C. H. Miller, United States Marshal, for libel In circulating the infamous hand-bill to the editors of the State. just previous to the Editorial Convention, in June last, the jurv rendered (I. verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $1 and costs. Tll0lll8l|ltIff’s counsel requested only nominal damages. Miller was placed on the stand as it witness by the plaintiff, and declined to answer all questions in relation to the printed circular addressed to the editors of the State. on tiic Rt-ouud that it would tend to criniinate him in so doing. Miller, however, admitted that he went to Coney’s paint shop and got two or three hun- l"’”e 900" but in an appearance. Tliey took all-"86_0f Ubderwoori_. and had him conveyed to 0110010 vesterday, his wife and sister-in-law ac- 1<:‘(:;’:l!l>l-‘1n5'lng him. A prelimiiiarv_ti'ial was being learn “Ell night, the result of which we hope_ to y telegraph. It is the desire to bind extent by excessive gambling‘ in prominent Clubs, and when driven to the wall by repeated losses and PRESSED To DESPERATION by want of cash, they have not hesitated to dis- honor themselves by questionable, if not down- right dishonest tricxs, in their eﬂorts to recover what they had lost by rash playing. recent case of club lrambling, which has gained currency through gossips of the clubs , has been the subject of considerable discussion during the past week. It probably reached the outside world because one of the parties interested was exceedingly in- dignant about actions of other nienibers of the club with which he is connected, and in his iii- A Letter which Will Aid the Cops. _ Underwood over for . d Till: KILLING OF RUGGLES. 8? Oreturn him to Vancebiirg to-day. The people - o oucord are in a state of great excitement lest ii... Cu id Ld o d c £’§«f??I??..%i.ii‘;"“‘€"“?" _ .. : _ ° in ‘air er ‘ounty am e. '-3013.‘) rescue. p e a. . espera 0 to 3P itllln ‘true otllicr hand, it is feared if he is imprisoned I l|V|li’- the ..‘.‘-§’..‘.“.’..“.'i.-i‘ii ‘i.‘Z."...‘i‘.‘.§i. “.'§."iti‘«’.§‘:¥.‘.‘i'i‘.-: iii-“S5335 W10‘ me‘ hand-buns inst previous to we rm- ; and final trial. The new wife stands by Under- ‘OM31 U‘"”'°'”.l””- Cone)’ “33‘lﬂe‘-l W3‘ Mme" . ;t'ortl)d in his hour of tribulation. and administers i5’-"ll ll;ouiiand-bills lot him. and favored thc5end- ‘ >‘l;, . _ o is wams_ M;-_ Ituggleg. D ., t 5;, -3- f Ila‘ 0 Wm‘ 8_eoi'et _v, while Coney insists that The F1‘€d€I'lCkt0Il Assassin Fe1gn- Lewis C0“"lY.wlio met his dealll(lll.ll}ll(lel‘$'l:(l0(l?8 ‘hey 3."°“‘d 5'30 llloir names to the Circular. 0. -1 ing Insanity l“‘“llS,is ll young man who followed the calling: of W’ K‘°.“”' leglvlﬂed that 113 W115 8% WM lime Del)- ° drayman on the wharf at Vanceburg. His death my Umled SWWS Collector under Gee. ‘I’. An- A Negro Lynched by Louisiana Bull- Drovcs a serious loss to n widowed mother who depended upon _him for support. He was ac- counted a sober, industrious voung mun. thony, and th t1 ' - - ~' -' of the handwlﬁa-ie paid 515 ton aid the piinting The Tramp’s Torch. dignation be communicated his grievances to his friends, and thus enabled them to gain currency. THE STORY is to the effect that three members of the Palette embarrassed by national and state legislation. Resolved, That the present rule of law impos- ing a tax on farm products while held by the pro- ducer is a wrong and bad policy. and We demand GRAND OPERA FESTIVAL, Matinee and Sixth Night of the with the famous artists, On Tuesday Morn- Not Yet Lyuched, he re peal of the law, if it is a constitutional law. MME.EUGEN1E Ing’ Ja n U 15’ dozers. The Dastardly Deed of a Tramp in Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. 1¥IAYsvILI.I~:. _Kir., January 11.--I-Iiram Wal'del', Slieriﬁ of Lomis County. was in town to-day,and NEW YORK. January 11.—'l‘liis afternoon a trump entered the basement of li‘uinistal’sbagging factory, 256 and 258 Water street, Brooklyn, and was ordered away. When going. out he struck a Club--John Pondier,a broker of Exchange Place, S. S. Duiiham, a lawyer, and a Mr. Gibbs-—have been.in the habit of playing together in club rooms and frequently for considerable stakes. CARRIAGES PAPPENHIIIIM And the entire Brilliant Compaiiy. This Saturday 8.f$el‘lll"'0~Il, at 2 o’cloek. Oiilf Grand Matinee, representation of Richard Wagner s Superb Opera, Mia. CHARLES and ADAMS. 9:30 O’cloCk, .-, . _ ‘ r 1 ‘ I Brookl n :lt].‘tatcdt}ir11::3t]:‘iji; i1El.((3)Ifllpl3:fI3Sinl8.(lC(l;t Concord, by $z‘t:ch a,°.1:l.'ti-est a bag of jute, and in a moment it Pondiei.‘ it is “Md. has of law 109, so f,-equenuy A1 RED RATES. t _ m We shall nlake 0111' regular sale, ‘ n ‘ ' 1 g I . ‘ . ' ‘ l '* - ' . V . T “ ‘ J '1 ‘ aoaoouosccoo s u u - o - u o . uooouo ° . y . cue him from tlieerwooofficerg to “.1l;:,sh lower parlnlaefs'tlllahlSit<ltdi?y?nll}ile§(l tfll1e(l':dwl<*rl'e ‘I103 that: he became “maﬁa: mi” an Was‘ not P gggllgézstso(.l:Il‘eO?Zll;.1l.Il:1?ﬁ:, :2l1ll1Gr?l€l€1?e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..as Lohacsrigrliai Offerings as usually at full avSS01't" - ~ . . ’ til‘ -1 l * '- . - _ ’ . _ ria t on the art 0 is 0l3ll0l13l1l»3- i ll r t ' .: ' cl .1 » , ti'= -- tC .31.. w « . . was fiustiatcd by the Sheriff boarding the '1‘ol6- rdlws §Br3§p%yef90ll’xI]] tlﬁgiligllghdhliliegi"§)n1$mi.uar:i{3.i, He continued to losle. Watching the game with 0 mung M es‘ “Z This eVenll'l{?Iil.i}étgsztjlitllckllbgﬁillllg e:?tSr2i. performance lnent 0f B00tS9 5513093 . and Rub- graph on her down trip’ taking Underwood with the passage ways being m ﬂamesxrhey an escaped a critical eye and on a recent ocdasion when hm ”FUNERALS to any of the Cemeteries...$4 00 j-€iql2G5l})‘:(z)1llly time this season of Webs;-is en- hers, in regular lines. Prompt. . — ' ' ii ll p r , I An Arkansas Town Raided by Masked him, and returiiing on the Bonanza up to Vance- without. accident by windows which opened on . Party or theater calls. usual privileges (lim- .. - — .. - .. - - s . _.~ - . . . , -' ca-sh bu 'crs will o Well to §.‘.‘.‘.'.li?.2i.‘if.‘ii§‘.§’ia'3.”.2~"‘;i."?S; :::.*:*;*:.:” .7.‘:;’?.:::‘;::.; :i:.sr2::.rr...:=.t.*:::=f:..%*.<::‘.:..%?c%:..r.r‘ DER FREIS‘““l'-"Z- ’ 0 “ .. .‘‘2‘‘‘‘“‘‘‘' Underwood will be lynched if any further at- .0 . . P 0 C m mg. 088' thath ecllfis cl) its loptrllon in tthe were Shop mg or ca’mr‘g’ﬁrSt hour’ $150’ each sue’ with EXt”"°"‘““a”'S°em° Effects and the following . J. LEW " 00. lemotbe made to rescue him. Yesterday’s re- '—""T‘-T’ ewou Q n on W10 O1 0 y .Bccb§1'liI23€ lfiililt}3i.}£.ix:ié'£i2'¥£§'££x3§'°6f'ilfé"é€n1«- Miss GRI\i~fI*EGFI§.tmn.g..(::l?:'... .... .........Airathe 55 Special Dispatch to the Globe Demociat Dort was substantially correct except that Ward A Crooked Cotton Broker‘ N PLOYING A SQUARE GAME. h ll """ " $8 00 Miss C(’)0{q§)Y:"':' """"" ' 2 """"" "" m"mAnchen . ., I ‘ ' ' . " - '- .5. ’ . Otwillllst-"-U ln"lll‘-ll!‘ I3f0l955atl0“5t M3 was . M .CH. PlTSCH...... .... ......... ...........;‘tlax GENERAL Ar,-(_;(1~_1()N}.;ERs AN1) COMMISSI 3; .-- Qgmgy, ILL., January 11__The mystery in re, elf was ,the oul_v_ man who,shot UwIldCl'VVO0d' n(::iI:i‘:d1t:1)§tf{I!IJ5linl1ary 11__,r1ihe ,,01,.,e have bee“ right. Pondier, 1: is said. submitted the‘-‘cards LOUIS G‘ BCETLE’ H W‘1l*3G:A-ND----------- ------ -----'--------b(,i33§_€1‘ MERCHANTS. 0 gard to the woman Piass, alias Cassclman, who “ atkms me haV”’g mi33‘3d its mark; and R118" emy M° Cutter’ cotton maker’ 131 to an ex ert one who was su osed to be st‘ Louis Smblw’ 610 ‘ma 612 N°El°'°nthst' ﬁll’ “(‘.‘R:'§I.Ll,jM """ """ E9u,j‘(§ -508 and .510 Locust street. and317 North Fifth street, the reside ' f D. . . gles shooting the elder MCCI f - ' Pea“ ‘Mel’ has S""‘“‘“°d John 0011109 01 p ’ ‘ pp " ~ """"" ’~i it S‘-L°“l=‘5--‘W med at. nos 0 i, Pinks” 1;h;c1;ens_ - . _ ure a tei he himself ' a ma 0 of .. ,h try a d and the were Mr. WE.INA(,llI........._....._ ..... c ci ii . _ . . , _ j _ Brookl it out or 25 . 8 E 09 ° 1” S» 3’ DIED - - - - .— NlVI{AUbl1.R. - . Yesterday aletter was received, directed to Mrs. had lecewed the fatal snot‘ Un‘1e"“'°°d *3 mg i, y,,f,,,,,, ,1, £00 Wofrth 0: comm by buy D1'0ll0l1n06t‘1 by him to be false or “marked ” ALFORD At, 30 J . a 11 Con-‘fort Her ’i~“ii’e‘§‘.ji‘-3537-‘ Irl.'l‘%lENI)l£R IIOLLANDER . . .- . e ' ~ * ' —-- :. . . anur . - "- ' ,‘* L... * -1 ' , Worden. cans of Dr. Paiks. It was turned over -shot m the bad‘ and left s1(]e_ The 13 "59 ° ’5e“d”’g ll t° Nmm These proceedings naturally created an intense mimic. wife of C. Alford. doll»;-rlitcr of the late W‘3d“°5d"‘3'°J““‘””Yl5"IL ””0VAT(’H'”‘ 14’ g ,. . . - _ .. ‘Adams Ma . tn, -' ' -I-..-~ .' - s.-2-* "ttl:b.oﬂl'e. to the Coronci. being‘ evideiitlli’ mtendcd for the WWPOH “Bed Was 3 double barreled Shot-Eliot. ’ L B8 ' en puumgltm abonded Wale kg Sedhandl lmeuo (ucmmw d K 0‘ L Ta . 1 d ._ V ’ house, drawing $8,000 and running away, Cut. feeling of hostility between the parties con- ﬁ§,mce F‘ Breed’ in me twenty-second year of her Gem’-1'.al Ad"liSSi0Y1$1;I‘€S€fV0d S,°3t5l3’F”"i“";”'° mid ' dead .,.9,,,a‘n, .1, was D0Smn,,,.ked Griggsvme, Soiau c]d7invt1tl‘ivl,Llilu1cl:s1lio}t. The elder McClure is ;8é":)r\’:1€]3gnCfC)()l:‘lll(l’%“$‘?,000 be(i')<i;~e this, and 010,000 to corned, the gentleman accused indignantly I.-,,n,,,.a1E,,,,.V,ceS2p_,n_ Sunday‘ the mm‘ at Second Eyeggisvgél-gégtg(é(3:.X‘§§%i;.a.S€€;(;§iI(él§l..l%g.c:g%l;lS8l0n 75c; Ill., but was without date or signature. It aci- M C. ‘ pg’ 1 I ‘ 8 “me °f 1'15 1"300V31‘Y- The mm‘, to be vic,in;izé‘:_,5e',H §,‘°§lfgltX"1$I°“‘l,;',L‘3.t‘:”° dcuianding an investigation, and Pondier, Presbyterian Church, corner Seventeenth and Lucas , .. , . .. YJOUE . vised "her to go to St. Louis, \-,,-here the writer c mice are described as peace-ab,le»citizens. J. mm-3. pa,-mars of (jutteh ‘Wm, wére ',.ep0l,.t:('1 on his part, it is ‘said, proclaimed Place. EHLATRE C0‘ "' .' could’ occasionally see her. The letter is either written by afemale or an attempt was made to make it so appear, Your corresponileiit has from the ﬁrst suspected foul work, and is still of opin- ion that a closer investigation should have been made. A LETTER ON THE SUBJECT. To the Editor of the Globe-Democmt: PI'I"l‘SFi.ELD_. ILL., Jaiiuai-y 8, l87S.—The an, nouncemcntin your issue of the 8th inst. of the Underwood claims to be sorry now that the shooting occurred. The Sheriff informs me that he hasbeen several times threatened with death -by Underwood's friends. A Diabolical Attempt at Murder. Special Correspondeiicc of the Globe-Deinocn-.t'. REDERICKTOSVN, Mo. , January 10, 1878.-This quiet city was thrown into great excitement last night over one of the most diabolical attempts at ﬂeeing yesizerday, are now announced as miss- mg. The book-keeper of the ﬁi'ill has not seen any iiieniberot the tirm since yesterday after- noon. I-le.t.hink_s the total amount involved in _ this operation will be $50,000. Found Dead in a. Cabin. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DEADWOOD, D. 'I‘., Jttnuarv 1l.—SlieriIii‘ Man- ning to-day discovered the corpse of a man named his Intention of pushing the examination until it resulted in the expulsion of the offenders or the production of absolute proof of their innocence. It was reported that the matter had been refer- red to AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE, of which Clark Bell was chairman; that Messrs. _-Dunham and Gibbs have preferred counter- Cl.l2l.l‘2(3S to those made by Pondier; and that the Hannah Dainliorst, -awed 46 cars. 2'. 3’ Boston and Chicago papers please copy. DAMII()RST——On the 9th inst., in Denver. Col., For time of funeral sec to-morrow’s paper. GO'I‘TCI~IA.lVll\.fElr.-—On January 1]., 1878, at 5 o'clock p. m., of a lingering illness, Mrs. Christiene Gott- cliaiiimer, in the tliirtictli year of her age. Funeral Sunday. January 13, at 1 o’clock p. 111.. from ‘.-‘0l9 North Fourteenth street, to Salem cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. Pine Street. Rel:-wean Third ant! Fmirt-Ii. (‘V RAND MATINEE, This Saturday at 2:30 p. In.. I especially forladies. Seven lI=—‘-V stars. La Rue Family, Major Burke, Eiigeiic and Malcolm. Joliii Ruth, in his great act of catching a ball shot from _a cannon. Twelve Sailor Boys. liiti‘<)diice(i by ‘IT8.I‘l‘lS and Carrol. Also the B(3a.lltlf1llBill_lCl?, }_t_IIi;.~: Sarhro, Irwin Sisters, and the whole great Variety ‘Troupe. ‘Y. 1\/I- O- A. See of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,large and choice lines Furnisliiiig Goods and Notions, coinmenciiig at 9:30 o’clock, at our salesrooins. M. STERN & CO. Concert and Lecture Course. Wm. E. Wilson lying: in at cabin on the Bisuiarck seized Cards were in the hands of Chas. Ransom, sr_pARK._0n r1‘~hI,,,.Sday‘ the 10m mg,” Charles E_ BY TYLER & CO. u,mme1_v death ‘of it 1-my in Q-,,i,,c3-' at the premeditated murde.rwliicli has ever disgraced route» abolll» eight miles below Crook Cit)’-‘ All a well-known sporting man. A reporter of the Sl3l‘l‘~ aged 40 3'e%lPS- Gmnd1'Qcm;r?e,_ by General Auctioneers and COInII1lSSlOIl Merchants. ’ ‘ residenceof Dr. Parks, has caused no little Flld ll*lstoi'Y of the place. The parties? who ﬁgured l3°31'5”l°35 tend W 5h°W Will‘ .9ml°1' 3301'} murdel‘ T’l‘W‘*-9 l0'd3Y U0I1V01‘S0d Will! P00-G131‘ 0“ We .The ﬂmeral Wm take place Sunday at 1 p‘ m’ from D R’ " N -‘E M "A" N 5 N65’ 115’ H7‘ 119‘ wand 128 Norm Fifth angel‘ wt. excitement; and .,9;0sfipl here. From me ill the ttlfztll‘ were VVilliam A. Long, proprietor of Slillicilde ha‘-311309“ lfommllifed. £01‘llh0I‘e W218 3 subject.-He did not deny that there had been a dis- ltllslgaff :esJtdence'CN°' E216 Chlguimag algexige‘ tihenfle ' Of Washillgtolh 13- 0- . On “er P”‘°~ ' de.~(3l'lpl'.l()ll given _ ant t ie fact that the lady -. the Old Mine Washiii t C t ' I i’ I ‘B 0’ won" In ‘ 9 “G9 V. W 10‘ l"3t3ml5’ . - . - ° 3 ‘e 0“ ""139 em“ cry‘ ” en 3 ° 9 amuy - ' t ' d G - - had a thiinble with the initials F. C. P. , we and AdO1,,,.mS’BOyer’ fr. Iﬁgglisﬁ’ 3:1; lvislﬁtzliiﬁi caused (ye-,._(.h_ Tm C0,.one,..S Jury Wm hold an pute about a game of caids in the club, butvt-ould are invited toattemt Babylon. Nlnovggﬁ '§},1*iE§')1;l1l3111‘3 95 411 31' Saturdayss Sale Oi NQW and Sec_ have no doubt but that the lady referred to was mqllesl 0“ “"3 1"em"~in3 i0'm0l‘1'0W- Mrs. F. C. Price, who left here‘ about the 6th of 'l)i.'(5Cll‘ll)Gl', and has not been heard from since. Mr.-..« P. was a widow, with three children, and was . give no version of the story whatever, and finally declared emphatically that the reports were all false. MI“. Clark Bell said such an offense, if The most'intere'stiiig lecture of the day. AT LIBRARY HALL, mid-hand Fiirniturc, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Comforts,Blank- merly lived in Mmquzind on the Iron Mountain 0 , .' Railroad. , x Arrested for Felony. . - Annexed is a list of the burial permits issued yes- _ , , J ,. _ . THE FACTS A . . SAN FRANCISCO CAL. J-at a' 11.-— . T. - . . « ' ll¢i8i§.)(ill£)2ll))li3i'tl)t’;’nEisllod l'lOull?)l)€ll?ft1ll([l}lMlhng f‘""' Boyer had been $ll6l[lHl)):&§el:t(3)1'I:Jl]lJ0l)ll:sil1e9'9 ﬁrms Dunc--tn son of Joseph C’ Dul)ll3'l.IIlr absc<v>lTldln°‘ plolen’ V1215 3 vely Demons one. and conviction terday by the Heam] Commissioner: M033-RY Evening, January 14. ets, etc. _='* ‘I o ' . I W1 H to 1mme- . , , M , * - - - - o i won almost ,. - , — ., . . , v . _ ante steps U, fen-en Of]; an the mfijty ,,a,.m,s to this .a’mA).“1.‘iz»',”;Vnli{"fz“ gﬁdwgalrfefﬁlﬁé ?resideni;'of’the PioiieerBank. and W. S. Duvalt: 3}>§2:i:s..UiIiIti>8Zl]St%lés. Regen ed Chats ‘‘‘ """ 50 Cents ON SATURDAY, January 12, at 9:.->0 a. m., we will‘ i WIN A MAN, SOCIALLY. He trusted that the dispute would be left for settlement to the °club, as he considered the reading public were in nowise concerned in the scandal, which arose and could be settled within the rooms of the club. fgul deed. For some nioiiths Ithas been the com- iuou topic of conversation that ii. prominent at- torney-at-law holding: olliee here had been ex- ceedingly intimate with Mrs. P. Just prior to her leaving she sent for him, and they had a long conversation together. She then left her chili drcn at tiiﬁlereiit places among the ll8l£.'l1l)0l‘S,al'ld hastily departed the following morning, and. al- though every effort has been made by our towns- commeiice to sell a fine line of new and second-hand Parlor Suits, Chamber Stilts. Sideboards, Marble-top Tables. Louii,<zes.Easy and C1ub—1Icuse Chairs. Pa-tent Rockers, Extension Tables, Bedste-ads, Bureaus, ’\Vaslistands, Cane-seat Chairs and Rockers. together with a large assortment of household goods. stoves, etc. Mrs. C. Bcweker, peritonitis 53 years..Gerina.iIy. Hy. Iiolileﬁld, perecard-it1s.. .41 yeai's..(:lerinaIiy. Charles Hope, paralysis .... ..35 yeai's..Sa.xony. Aiin Gears, pIicuInonia....... 1 ycar...Unit.ed States. Eugenia ‘Bishop, scrofula. 1 year. . .Ui.1it.ed States. Robert Gregg, p. pi1linonalis.25 _vears..li-clan . Clara Murray. diplitliei-ia.... I year...United Stat es Sebastian Eicht, sui. by l1ang.28 years..GermaIiy.. MERCAN’i‘ILE I.lBl;tARY HALL. RIDAY Evening, J aniiary 11. Saturday (Mati- ' nee), January 12. In the interest of the St. Louis Y. M. C. A Sveiitli Lain Vital tiiaiiel, From the Royal Conservatory, Tstockliolm. Miss Amanda Carloon, soprano; Miss Ingeborg Lofgreii. 0 broker, were arrested this evening on a charge of felony for having assisted in the concealmeiit and subsequent flight of Duncan and Lewarre, Secretary of the Safe Deposit Co. Bail was ﬁxed at $10,000 each, which they have not yet succeed- ed in obtaining. others, for debts cont.ractei.i with them, and Long had been brought into the suit as _9,'al‘l]lSllee of .-3.. and W. Boyer, as Long had had Boyer in his employ as a Post Oiﬁce clerk for several years, and it was supposed that he was indebted to Boy- er. At the last September term of the Circuit Court the above-named ﬁrms ‘got judgments against Boyer, and It was agreed by the parties people’ to iiiid her wherealzouts, all have proved unavailing. ' It is ﬁrmly believed that there has been foul play, and it is the wish of your subscribers here that you give publicity to this letter. MANY CITIZENS. that the Long gariiishee matter should be referred i0 d -1'efoI'ee. who was accordingly duly appointed by the Court, and cause set for reference Janiiary 8. 1878. The matter came up for adjustment on the day set, both parties having their u.t,t,0rney3 in attendance. After the cause had been pending two days, Boyer began to be- lieve that the matter would terminate Lynched in Louisiana. NEW ORLEANS, January 11.—Tuesdav night a -negro named Rice Was taken out of jail in St. Francisville, West Feliciana, and banged. bya party of white men. Rice was cliarged with the killing of Tom West, Democratic candidate for Sheriff, El few days before the election in Novem- TEMPERANCE CONVERTS. The Ranks of the Ribbonmen Swelling (Rapidly. Special Dispatch to the Globe.-Democrat. VVINCHESTER, ILL., J auuary 11.—The royal’, purple temperance wave has st"ru‘ck Glasgow, in PERSONAL Six for $9, the Best L. i- 5 -‘.= .. « o“_ .. X 3., V 3.1: - 2-,: .1’ -‘I - ~'-e:/. ,. . -_..; . .~ .. ‘. _ 1’ ‘. s'__ .. “ . mezzo soprano; Miss Bertha Erixon, coiitralto; Miss Inga Ekstrom, alto. Eiiglish. German and Swcdisli soiios. polkas. galops, Waltzes. etc. "The perfection of quartet siiiging.”-—(‘New York Tribune. The eminent , Danisii Vl0lll1, vi_i-tuoso. _ KRAUS.E, of Copenhagen. Miss Bertha Burge. the accomplished pianist from the Coiise_rvat01‘Y 0? Leipsic. Holders of Y. M. C. A. Course Tickets may purchase tickets at reduced rates, by special at-range-‘ Mli. C. ' At 10 o’clock prompt 38 new and misﬁt and second- hand Carpets will be sold. At 11 o’clock,_ Lace Curtains, Comforts and Blank-» ets will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. WHEDON. TYLER & 00. T} F- ht -th U de Gd unfavorably to his interest Not wishing to be At E&1f~paSt1O 0901001: This Day‘ ie 12‘ W1 ii rvvo . ‘ ‘ ' ' « her, 1876, and ﬂed to Pmni; C()ul)ee, pm, re. mentwith the Concert Company. 'l‘ickets at Isai- ; : _‘‘’.‘.‘_‘~‘:57£j'.‘-ﬂ*-. :=;-r‘ {From the Cincinnati Times.) The war in Carter County bids fair to again open with all the thrilliiiiz details of romantic ad- venture. The first iiitiuiation of trouble in that quarter was contained in a dispatch to a morn- ing paper. This morniiiga Times reporter met Mr. Meridetli, engineer of the steamer Bonanza, who gave him an outline of the affair, which promised so fairly to bristle with exciting details, that he sought the oflicers of that steamer and obtained full particulars from them. It appears that Jesse Underwood has been absent from his home in Carter County, Ky., for a number of years, and has been following the calling of a farmer in Iowa. The occasion of his leaving home, it. is said, was the killing‘ of a fellow- bcing, for which olfense he had been duly in- dicted by the Grand Jury of Bass County, and a reward of $1,000 oﬂered for his apprehension. Altliougli his place of residence was well-known, no direct efforts were made to bring him back to the scene of his alleged crime. When Jesse Un- derwood left his home and friends, there was one reiiiaiiied behind, one for whom his heart beat with especial fondness. Tliesiiaft of cupid had pierced the iilfectioiis of this hardy son of the mountains, and the wish to unite himself to this object of his lieai't’s aﬂ”cc_tions prompted‘ him to cominit. the r.-isli and daring act oi_rcturnina' to make tlieiiiaideii his wife. Accordingly, about three weeks ago, he retui'ned to the home of his boyhood, and » defeated by legal process, yet being unable t‘o prevent a correct; adjustment of-his affairs, be conceived the idea of murder, which he at once proceeded to carry out by purchasing a large pocket knife—blad‘e three inchesin lengtl1——and, after dark, placed himself near the entrance of the White House, the stopping place of Mr. Long. knowing that his victim would soon pass that way. Atabout 6:30 p. in. Mr. Long attempted to pass from the house to the street when the ﬁend DARTED FROM HIS PLACE OF CONCEALMENT, plunged the knife into the abdomen of his victim, and then liurriedly left the scene, thinking that he had accomplished his design without being recognized by any one. As Ml. Long was not instantlvkilied, butstill lives to tellthe truth concerning the affair, Boyer was foiled in his plot. After the deed had been committed, the villain knowing that escape was notpossible, de- livered liimselfinto the custody of the Sheriff, confessing the crime, biitfeigning insanity. Up to this writing Mr. Long is resting somewhat easier than last evening, but has been making preparations for death. He has made his‘ will. the contents of which have not been disclosed. The popular feeling is very bitter toward Boy- er, knowing that the attempt was wholly unjusti- fiable andpi-emedit:-it.ed. Mr. Long isa man of ordinary height, about sixty years old, and gray haired.‘ Boyer is about forty years old, has brown-eyes, dark complexion, wears a wig, and is of ordinary height. Boyer is nOWll1 the cus- tody of the Sheriff awaiting the result of his act. Bryant, the Ruffian. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. GRAYSON, CARTER COUNTY, KY. , January 11.- A man, giving the name of W. B. Br_vant,was ’.l‘IlE VVEDDING FESTIVITIES taken-through here to-day from Elliott County, were duly Celebrated. Wlietlier the authorities of Carter County knew of his presence in the neigliboi-liood does not appear. Certain it is, however, that the happy couple enjoyed their honeymoon iinniolested. Day before yesterday Jesse Underwood, accompanied by his newly- made wife and her sister, employed an old man, known in the IlelElllJ0l‘ll(_lC(‘l, to convey them to i Vanceburg. Arriving at Vauccburg, the party drove to the house of the Jailer, who is a relative of Underwood’s, and a.-ked permission to remain until the steaiiner Telegraph passed down, as the arrivzii of that steamer was IllClllellLill'lly expect- ed; the Jiiiler politely declined to furiiish the de- sired ClllCl'l£‘tllll'll(3l'll», and advised Underwood to make trucks in a hurry, for as soon as his pres- ence was known in the vicinity a Sheriff and posse would be at his heels. To this Under wood detizinily replied, “All right, let ‘em come; l.llCl‘e’ll be it first-Class funeral around here.” Having delivered this sally, the party started down the river road to the town of Concord, where they hoped to intercept. the Telegiapli. Ilaviiig seen his obnoxious visitors safely out of si;.:iit,ilic Jsiiler ll2lSlCllC!l to the oilice of the Sher- iﬂ, and made him cognizant of Uiitleru-'ood’s presence. :5liei’i1l'Wai'tiei' mi iiicdiately siimiuoii- ed his Deputy, it young man iiaiiieil Riiggles, together with additional re-en1'oi'Cci1icnts, and STARTED IN PURSUIT with all speed. lie also deputzed another posse to take passage on me stczIuIei' Telegraipli, and head off‘ the fugitives at that. point. The under- by Otlicer Robert Herd, of this place, who had received warrants from Harrison County, this State, for his arrest, chargiiig him with horse stealing. County Jail awaiting trial for an assault with The officers found him in the Elliott ntent to kill, be having become infuriated at his young wife, who had but lately JIiai'ried, beating her terribly. tearing her clothing entirely from her person, and kicking her about on the ground until she became inscnsiblc, when he carried her to‘ a cliff, nearly thirty feet in lieight. threw her over and attempted -to jump on her body but failed. to her rescue, having heard her cries. arrested and taken to the Elliott County Jail, where the ollicers found they could not get pos- session of him unless some one would give the amount of bail required. $500. fatlierof the woman,fiiriiislied the amount of bail and turned him overte the oﬂicers in order to get. rid of him, here fora short time; and as Oilicer Herd was In the act of leaving the Jail, he made at furious at- tack on face Willi the halldcllffs. arm, could not protect himself from the assault, and was forced to defend himself with apistol, sl'1ootiiig.l’.ryaiit in the left shoulder. ceeded with the prisoner this evening. woman is reported in a condition to recover. It is believed by iiiany that Bryant has been in con- The brute At this time some person came He was Dr. Grcatliouse, when he was placed in Jail him, striking him several times in the Herd having but one They pro- The shoes from stores. cently gave himself up and was lodged in jail at St. Francisville. I Saved by the President. WASHINGTON, D. C., January 1l.—Upon the recommendation of the United States Attorney and the Judges of the Westei°n District of Ar- k_ansas,,' the'President commuted to imprisonment forlife the sentence of Wm. J. Meaders and Thos. Robinson, convicted of murder, and Josh- ua Wade, convicted of rape, and sentenced to be hanged on the 18th inst. Discharged and Rear-rested. TORONTO, January 11.-—Chief Justice Harrison to-day decided extradition proceedings taken in the case of Chas. E. Williams, of Ci‘iica,<ro. The act of 1877,. under which proceeclings were taken, not being in force, the prisoner was discharged, but immediately rearrested on a new warrant. A Child Under Arrest. pecial Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. MT. VERNON, ILL.,~Jaiiiiai°y 11.-—A little girl, about nine years of ‘age, was arrested here to-day for stealing a number of gold rings and a pair of The rings and slices were re turned to their owners , and the prisoner set free. Illicit Stills Destroyed. NASHVILLE. TENN., January 11.-—-The illicit distilleries of H. Alexander, B. Parsons, McCor- mick, and J. Gibson, in Macon County, were de- stroyed by revenue officers, on the 9th inst. Alexander and MCC0l'l’lllCli were captured and jail- ed at Hartsville. THE KING OF TERRORS. Richard C. Anderson, a. Gentleman of Culture, Found Dead in a. Field. Special Dispatch to the Globe-D emocrat. ' DAYTON, 0., January 11.-The sad death of Richard C. Anderson causes general concern in this city. Hewas found by two boys dead in a ‘field, near the Miami River, in sight of his own residence. Evidence shows that death ensued from apoplexy. The body had lain exposed near- lytwenty-fourliours. The family supposed him absent inicincinnati on business, and had made no search for him. Anderson belonged to a prominent Kciitiicky family, and was a nephew of Majoi- Anderson of Fort Sumter fame. He was a strong Union, man during the late war, and a. member of the Kentiicky l.cgisla'tui'e from Frank- lin County. He was a college classmate and inti- mate friend ot President Hayes, and a gentleman of culture and highest qualities. this (Scott) county, and over 100,‘mauy of them hard drinkers, have signed the pledge ‘in that small town in three meetings. Dr. G. W. By- water and T. V. Kersey, Esq. J20“! reformed men and members of the temperance association in this city, are condiictins: the work. At Glasgow the meetingsstili continue with increasing inter- est. A supper given here last night; for the ben- efit of a temperance reading-room and library was largely attended, and netted the sum of $250, with probably $300 more to be raised to-iiiizlit. Tamaroa. Taken By Storm. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deinocrat. . TAMAROA, ILL., Janiiary ll, 1878.—Aftcrlong' waiting by the friends of temperance in this place, the liliirphy movement has at last opened. Prof. J. R. Heisley, who has had such great suc- cess at Sparta and Du,Quoin, after taking a rest during the holidays at l’ittsbui'g, his home, coni- menced work on the evening of the 9th. The Baptist Church was ‘crowded. and 127 uanies was the result.‘ On last night the services were con- ducted with increased interest in the Methodist Church. which was filled to ovcrilowing, includ- ing the gallery; 111 names were added. Heisley will remain here several days. and great hopes are entertained by the friends ofthe move- ment. Converted at Ava. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deiiiocrat. AVA, JACKSON COUNTY. ILL. ,-January 11.—'.[‘he temperance work has started in earnest in this part. of the county. The people of this place held a nieetinglast night in the church, which would not seat all who came. After listening to ad- dresses by Judge 0. H. Layman aiid.W. S. Rog- ers, of Murphysboro. they gave the audience a chance to sign the pledge, and succeeded beyond expectation, getting , seventy-ﬁve signatures. .’l‘here liavebeen about twenty more names added this morning. The workers mean business, and have appointed next Wednesday night to hold a grand temperance revival, and make arrange- ments to start a reading room. Campbell at Collinsville. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. COLLINSVILLE, ILL. , January 11.—Tll‘6 tem- perance movenient inaugurated last night by Mr. E. II. Campbell is absorbing the attention of all classes in this place. Mr. Campbell spoke again this evening to a still larger and more interested assembly than on last evening. Mr. Campbell is ably assisted in the good work by his wife. One hundred and fifty-four donned the royal purple to-night, among them some whom the most earn- est friends of temperance could not have ex- pected. This makes 334 who so far have signed the pledge in the two cveninzrs. Saloon-keepers are setting up free drinks, with few takers, good evidence of a sore spot some place. Made to Order. E. M. ESPENHAIN. 712 Olive street. “ Send for Self-Measurement »~=.=<* and Style. . - ~-in-noun.-writ‘. nsucious NO'TlCES.mM ll'.§"’F:iirmount Church—-Ninth street, near Saulsbury. REV. J.J. MARKS, D.D., Pastor. Morn-~ ing services at 11. In the evening the Rev. S. J. Nicholls. D.D. , will pi-each. 3§‘St. George’s Church. corner Chestnut and Beauinout streets—Rev. R. A. HOLLAND, Rector. Services at 10:30 a..In. and 7:30 p. m. Subject, morning, “One Body in Christ:’ ’ evening, “The l_’l1arisees, or Bigotry. ’ ’ IF‘ Grace Church, Eleventh and Warren streets. REV. J. R. HOLST, of Streator. 111., will preach in this Church on Sunday, 13th inst., morning and evening. Morning service at 10:30o’clock. Evening service at 7:30 o’clock. 3:-E‘ Garrison Avenue Baptist Church, on Garrison avenue, near Morgan strect——-Rev. W. POPE YEAMAN, D. D., pastor, will preach at 10:30 a. in.‘ and 7:30 p. in. Sunday school at 9 a. In. All are cordially invited to be present. E3!‘ Glasgow Avenue Presbyterian Cliurcli-— Rev. THOMAS MARSHALL, Pastor, will preach at 10:30 Sabbath morning, and at 7:30 Sabbath evening. Sabbath-school at 3 p.m.. Prayer-nieeting on Wednes- day evening at 7 :30. Seats free. All are welcomed. m"Nort-h Presbyterian Church, cornerlof Eleventh and Chambers. Rev. VV. C. FALCONER, D.D., Pastor, will preach in the ‘morning, Subject: “'1‘lieCl1iu-ch, Visible and Invisible.” Communion oi’ the Lord’s Supper at 3p. in. No night service. The public cordially invited. Seats free. K3“ Revival Meetings —- Second Baptist Cl1urch-Corner of Locust and Bcauinont (Twenty- seveuth) streets. Oii acdouut of the deep religious iiiierost. special services will be held each evening of the ensuingweek at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. W. W. Boyd will lecture each evening. The public are invited to attend. ml‘ Second Presbyterian Church, corner Sev- enteenth and Lucas Place—-Rev. S. J. NICCOLLS, D. D., pastor, will preach at ll olclock a. ‘in. Communion service at-1 p. In. No service in the evcniiig. Young peopie’s prayer-meeting Monday evening, and lecture on Wednesday evening. at 8:30 o’Clock. Sunday—school at 9:30 a. in. E???“ Union M. E. Church-. corner of Eleventh and Locust streets. Rev. R. C. HOUGHTON, pastor. Sunday-school at 9 a. m. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Subject of eveiiing sermon: “The n_ier& 'W,eber’s. sioii, 75c. Reserved seats, $1; general admis- LECTURE ! ' ‘ . Y special request, FRANCIS DILLON EAGAN (late Rector of St. J ames’ Episcopal Cl'l1ll‘cll.S‘d.Il Francisco) will deliver a lecture in Mercantile Library Hall. Sunday evening, Jaiiuarv 13, at 8 o‘clock. ject-Reasons for Renouncing Protestantisin and Ein- braeiiig the Catholic Faith. Sub- , Admission, 50 cents. to-n‘ ht. Gil AND IVIASQUERADE BALL T Prof. FisclieI"s Daiiciiig Academy, north- west corner Fourth and Myrtle streets, lrzc-s will be given to thebest masks. ONEY to loan __ _w_~_fl HANG !AL._w__‘__ _ * anon Ev. on collateral security by _ I’ F. KE1.EI{Ell..*‘c CO.. 305 Olive- MCNEY TO 1' E HAVE A. LARGE. AMOUNT T0 LOAN. on city property, at lowest rates. FOUR PER CENT GOVERNMENT BONDS, Coupon and Rettistered, for sale. GOLID STCCKS 82: BOIJIDS Bought and Sold. iNVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALTY. IVIATTHEVVS & VVHITAKER, Chainber of Commerce Building, LOAN. , Corner Third and Pine. SOCIETY NOTICES. A ofﬁccrs. SPECIAL , Chapter. No. 68. Order of the Easterii Star. will be held this (Sat'.irday) evening, at 7:30 o‘clock. at their Hall, corner Wztsliiii.irton and Leillngwell avenues, for the electioii or By order of -. J. '1‘. MCCOY. Scc’y.. , MEETING of Tuscan D. J. BLANKE. ‘V. P. day) eveniiia‘. at Laws. S'l‘A’1‘ED' C()MMUNICATlOlN' of Mount Moi-iah Lodge No. 40. A. F. and A. M.. will be held at their Hall. soiitlieitst corner Broadway Rand Salisbury street. this (Satur- 7:-.0 ‘ Visiting brethren fraternzilly ‘ order of the \V. M., E V. Aineiidiiient to By- invited. By KY’l‘lC. Secretary. o clock. Divine:-.ins. Company, IVIDEN I) N0'.l‘ICE——-()ﬂ‘icc of Citizens‘ Insurance of Missouri. St. Louis, January 5, l878.——TlIe lloard of Directors have declared the regu- lar se.ini—anniial dividend of 5 per cent on the capital stock. payable on d I ciii-and. J7:-IO. I’. HARRISON. "Secretary. the company. ])1VIDEND NC"I‘lCE——Shult'z Belting Company. St. Louis. Janiiary 4, l878.——At a Iiieetiiii.’ of the Board of Directors of the Sliultz Belting Company, held this day, a dividend of ten (10) per cent was de- clared on the capital stock for the first ei,<:lit(8) Inoutlis’ business, payable on deiiiand, at the office of VVM. SA.‘iiPL-ES, Secretary. Madison Hotel, Jefferson City, l\Io., FOR LEASE VVILL lease or sell, on mod_erat.e lCl‘lIlS_, the Madi- . son Hotel, 1oc:_i.tc._d most desirably, in this city. and having acconimodatioiis for a lairge iitiinber of giiests‘ OR SALE. We will sell. without reserve, to close out. a. large cut stock of Oil-cloths and Carpets. WHEDON. TYLER «S5 C0. STALEY .35 SCO'l"l‘, GENERAL Auction and Commission Merchants, N0. 13 South Fifth Street. St. Louis, 110. ' Special and Peremptory Sale New and Second-liand Furnittire and Carpets. ' SATURDAY MORNING, January 12, commencing at 10 o’clock, we make a. special offering of elegant new Parlor and Chamber Suits; Beds and Bedding, Vvardrobes, Desks, Marble-top Tables, Lounges. Easy CllZl.ll‘S,Bl‘LlSSClS and Ingrraiii Carpets,Oil-cloths. Mats and Rii_s:s—-all the fiirniture of an 8-room house, that must be closed at once. Large stock of Stoves. STALEY its SCOTT. Ac Jo 1% CO0, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. 202 Smith Fourth street. St. Louis. Regular sale days—-Tuesday. Tlitirsdav and Saturday. ' J. R. BAILEY. Auctioneer.‘ New and Second-hand Furniture, Blankets, Comforts, Wvardrobes, Bureaus, lllattresses, Cook and Heating Stoves. Crockery, etc. 'l‘l-IIS MORi\’ING. at 10 e’clock. we will sell the contents ofa 7-rooin house. consistiiii: of Chamber Sets. lliireaiis.Wash-stands. \Vardrobes. Mattresses. Comforts Blaiikcts. l’i.llows. Stoves. Brussels and Iiigraiii arpets, ltiirrors, Cliairs. Desks. Dry Goods, Notions, in tact everything in the lioiisi-keepiiigz lino. ' AI‘Jo &-€00 J. R. BAILEY, Auctioneer. VV . H. HAGGERTY, Wliolesale dealer in Auction and Job Lots Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots and Slices, Hats and Caps, and Cutlery. ill-E*“‘Country Auc.tioiieers" and Peddlers’ Supplies a Specialty. Send for Price List. Souihwest Corner Sixth and Locust Streets. .»‘-'.'-'l7'~L"‘.‘¥§‘-»'T~‘«.»§;?‘-3 3' Died Aged One Hundred and Nine. Special lllispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CINCINNATI, 0., Janiiai-y 11.-—‘\Ii-s. Oneida Onetta, an Italian lady of this city, died hereto- standing between the two pursuing parties was that the :trre:st. should be made at Concord, where Underwood could be suri-ounded with ggreater stitety and secured. Sheriff Warder and Deputy 1{.u,;v:;:lcs ac.-....n-ipziiiied the land force, and kept nection with the iiotorioiis Underwood gang of thieves and murderers , which has made so much trouble in this county. He confessed tliathc had stolen the horse, and said that he had been in the Temptation. ’ ’ being the third lecture on Scenes from the Life of Christ. Prayer-"meeting \Vediiesii~iy even- ing at 7:30. YOllIl,Q' I’eople’s Literary Friday even- ing at8 o’clock. All are invited. office. bar and billiard rooms, with large and spacious diniiig-room, water in abundance, gas-ﬁxturcs., pau- tries. cellars, launrtry. and every conveiiience of a . Western hotel. liisliouse has been occupied only four or five years, dl1l‘lll,‘.'1’ which time a successful ti-ade._iias evidently attended the former landlord’s Staiinton’s Blue Ribbon Brigade. Special Dispatch to the G-lobe-Democrat. ' STAUNTON, ILL., January 1l.—-A‘ large and eiithusiastic audience gassemblcd at the»Baptist She was Czt1't'ftllly behind the Uiiderwoods. About one mile ;i’oo=.'e CoiicoI'd,.upoii niakiiig a sudden ltirii in a deep ravine, the Sheriff and his posse came unexpectedly upon the fugitives,tlielattei- having Pciiitciitiary. ' An UiideI~<,zroun<l Distillery in Illinois. Special Inspatch to the Globe-Democrat. night, aged l09 years and one day. ,married to her last; husband when she was eighty- ﬁve years old, and has always been one of the Churchlast night, when it was expected that an eminent lecturer would be preseiitfrom abroad. ll?é?" Second Baptist Cliurcli, corner of Locust and Beaumont (Twenty-seventh street).-The pastor, exertions. Refer for pzimiciilars to President First National Ban k, .l'ci*I'ei'soii City, M0. The committee had telegraplied to several promi- nent speakers, but the answer from each was, “Can not come this week.” Remarks were made by Rev, L. 0. English, D. C. Wurtz and W. J. Bennett. Dr. J. E. Bahrciiburg was present with his choir of siiigers, and enlivened the meet- ing with stirring temperance songs. The interest is unabatmg. Three hundred persons have en- rolled their names and donned the blue ribbon. Rev. W’. W. BOYD, will preach at 11 o’clock a. in., upon “The Mission of the Church.” At 7:15 p. In., the ordinance of Baptism will be adiiiinistercd. At 7:30 p. 111- , evening service ; pastor-‘s subject: “Tekcl -Weighed in the Balances.” Church Sunday-scliool at 9 :30 a. in. Afternoon Sunday-school at 2:30 o’clock. Special services every evening during the week. A11 are welcome. I most active of women. She has taken great pride in attending upon every one of the animal balls of her couiitrymen, and dancing ateaeh one. stopped at I: small creek for the purpose of water- ing their ll()l‘>.CS. Wlicii the Sheriff and his party came upon theiii, it was ll8Cti£':‘s&ll‘_V,'fOl' them to rein up their horses to prevent.‘ running over the pcopic whom they were seeking. Underwood had heard the appro-.tcliing cl.-.ttei' of horses’ h_(,-ofs, I and was prepared for a hostile meeting. With a revolver in each band, and 21 stern frown upon his features, he stepped in front of his party and Called upon the pursucrs to halt. It was a sudden surprise to Slicriii Wiirder and his posse. Tlley J (lrew their lioi'se.~. back upon their ll£l.l.lil('ll(3S,‘t‘VlillC * the cry of ‘ ‘Siiri'eiidci"’ went forth, and was met with ll. dclizint reply from the ucsperado at bay. The women screamed in aiilright, but Jesse Un- SPRINGFIELD, ILL., January 11.-——Rcvenue Atreiit Col. Thos. J. Grimcson and Ce]. L. W. Sl_iephcrd,‘Dcpiitv United States Collector of San- gamon and Logan Counties, to-day made a seiz- ure of a perfectly equipped moonshine distillery at a. farm about three miles from Pleasant Plains, in this county, and arrived to-night with the contraband apparatus. It was owned and operated on his premises byJacob Kl:-dz, It well-to-do German farmer, assisted by Micliael Sasseniiergcr, a practical distiller. Both men were arrested and brou_s.>:ht here, and gave CARD. JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. ECONH SESSION of 48th year will CDC-llJi1.lllla.l'Y 3, 1878. llare ad vantages in all iiepartiiients. For catalogue address E. F. BUL.LAllD. Priiicipal. Jacksonville, I11. Cassatt. Coll/IMSON MERCHANTS, No. 944 Broarhvay, Vvareliousc. 94).. 9-13 and 945 Collins Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. Special zitteiition given to the sale of I’oultry,Game, Hide." Furs. Etc. OAK LAWN RETREAT, ELECTRIC FLASHES. THE New York Cotton Exchange has adopted a resolution in opposition to the Bland silver bill. AN explosion of gas In the Wadesville (Pa.) shaft caused the death of Joseph Allen and the . serious burning of two others. _. IN thelannual inter-collegiate contests, Lizzie R. Hunt, of Northwestern University, Illinois, subiiiitted an essay and secured the first prize. Notice. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK of St. Louis. located at St. Louis. in the State of .-‘iiissouri. is closing up its affairs. All note-holders and other creditors of said association are therefore hereby notiﬁed to present the notes and other claims against the association for payment. Holt at Taylorville. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deniocrat. TAYLORVILI-E. ILL. , January il.—For the past week Mr. C. H. Holt, 9. temperance worker of @"I.‘lii1'cl. Baptist Church, corner . Clark avenue and Fourteenth street. Services at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 I). m., by the pastor. Rev. GEO. A. LOFTCN, ‘D.D. Communion of the Lord’s Supper after the I . . . , _ ' - - -. ‘ he United States Court . ' ' morning‘ sermon. Sunday-school and adult class at9 . U‘ S‘ CHARL0T= Cashier‘ dcr - i I l I round without. a ticinor. Uoml $0 -‘Ill-led? 1“ l _ , I .- . . ._ Decatui has been managing immense meetings _ _ A ,,_L J, 9,13-,8_ ivi.‘S'.§"’d SW M g I 1“"s““*""‘«“i1’-°“i. tiiVe“i$'asgi’.'.1.?.i‘.i tiiiitviiil-' A?“ii5h3i§“.‘.i‘.;.§.“.;£.aF{.i§§§.ii.i§‘}i.“§éaM{.5iiilIi?é.- in this city. Theemnusiasmisvcri-i.ri~eat‘anais =*- m- S‘1"l"=°‘ ".““°""”*g S°rm°n= “Rest:-icted 5 °‘“‘’ "““"“-V FOR THE INSANE- THE DEMAND TO SURRENDER 8111101101‘ -11>!) L 1'3“ 5' ' ' gar“ 1“ ’ Church Co1nmunion;” evening, "The Reason of StOCl{h0l(lC1‘S’ hlcetin MEl0’I‘ING of the stockholders of the Boatmen‘s Insuraiice and Trust Company of St. Louis. Mo. , Q will be held at the office of the compziny. No. 314 N. Third street, on the 14th day of Jztiiuary. 1878. at 1 o‘clock 1). m.. for the purpose of deciding whether said corporation will decline to do fiirtliei-btisiiiess and proceed to distribute the assets to st‘-ockliolders, increasing niglitly. Four liundred and eighty-one have signed the pledge already, and the revival- ists intend to make the lll.lllll)€1'600 ere the week is over. son, twelve years old, dead by her side. Coal ‘gas was the cause. _ A PHILADELPIIIA dispatch says: Chaiham Mill, occupied by John F. Lodge, I-Iarpers and Montague,and Bland F.Gledliill,all ll1£i.llllfaClll‘el‘S of carpet yarns and hosiery, ivas burned yester day. Loss estimated at $65,000; Insurance, apparatus. Tile work was so quietly carried on that little suspicion was arouiied even in the noighborlicod, the only suspicious circiimstaii.ce bei:i_9; tliat visitors are often observed to be.drun_k on leaviiig the place. Klotz fully admits his iziiilt. and says he has been running the concern three years. lie manufactiired only apple brandy Wits made’, the fugitive pointed his revolver at the breast of Sheriff Wardcr, but before the trig- gcr couid be pulled, a ball from the weapon of a iiiiember of the posse sliatiere«_i the '\\’l'lSl}, and the hand containing its deadly iiiessciiger dropped powerless at the 0‘.l\llCl"S side. With it savage. Christ.” Wednesday evening. prayer-meeting. Fri- day evoning, Young I’eople’s Iucetinir. All are in- vitcd to all of these services. “ ACKSONVILLIC. l.TJ.i.-—li‘oiin<led 1872. Special _, indiicoiiicnts for llel".'0llS iiivalids needing re- tll‘(*.ll‘l€lll. assidtious atteiitioii, and most agreeable stirrouiidiiigs. Under supcrinteiideiice of V ‘ ANl‘)RiE\V I\i(“.FAllI.ANI). M. D., As To Pinckiieyville Stricken. EC‘ First Up ited Presbyterian Church, cor- ner of: 'l".vei1‘tietli and M0l‘?{ttn streets-Rev. J OHN A. , Bcarcely succeeded in concealing himself and 5‘, Iware that Oath Underwood aimed at Deputy Slieriil'l~i.ugglcs With his ilemziiniug pistol and lii.'c,d. The lcudeii bail went true to its message of ileillill, and young 5 liggles fell from his nurse with a_ bull l.lll‘Ul.l,t{ll this breast. By this time Sheriii Wat-tier had se- from the product of his orchard adjoining‘ the till. " In the United States Court Henry Beasley, of Jackson County, was to-day convicted ofcountcr- citing. Andrew Ilcnneke-nick, of Mason City, ‘lodged a cliaiue of bucksliot in his l'lElll. shoulder, thus disabling both arms, Another discharge ruin a gun in the hands of one of the posse took elf ct. iii Underwood's hip. At this time he turned and lied. and with the aid of the women succeed- ed in making his escape. Unfortunately for the id man, who was driving the fugitives to Con- cord, a stray ball struck him, and inflicted a Dainfui wound. Underwood sought safety be- heath a log school house in the vicinity, and had friends before the posse appeared with t’ dead Ody of young Rugglcs and deposited it it the Iround, while they entered the building to hold a consultation. The Telegraph had long since Vmistied on her way down, and they were well UNI)ERWo0D’s ONLY CHANCE or ESCAPE _ S7 in his getting across the river. While this lined $25 and costs. \ --—_..._..._. A Cowardly l'tlur'd.e~rcr Captured. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat: CHICAGO, January 11.-John Crawford,thc man who murdered a poor laboring man named Shan- ev on January -, at the corner of Brown and 1 Twemieth streets, by sllool-in£‘h1T1_1 lh1'°‘l3l‘“‘_° head, was a few days ago arrested in Cincinnati, as a vagrant, and by means of a photogfﬁ-lllld. f0tl:' wardcd from this city some time ago. W33 1 9“ 1' ﬁed. Detective Flynn left this city last niaht with the necessary papers for brinsting Ci'aWf01‘d back. It appears that on the night of the mur- wiiferenoe W35 taking place Underwood. with der Crawford, John O’Boylé and 3 F0308 man $50,000. _ ST. JOHN’s COLLEGE (Jesuit), Hamilton Col- lege and Syracuse University have withdi-awn from the I‘iiter-Collegiate Lll3Cl'Il.l'_V.ASSOClilil0ll. The management of the association in future will be removed from college‘ politicians and placed more immediately under the control of there- gems of the colleue. THEvInsiirancc Commissioner yesterday morn- ing niade application for the appointment; of a Receiver for the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company and a temporary injunction. The Judge granted the injunction and ordered the eﬂicers into Court Monday next, to show cause, if any, why -the application should not be granted. - THE Council of Regents of the Intercollegiate Literary Association yesterday _adopted.a recom- mendation that certmcates be given prizemen in- stem of money, as it forms the best represented honor and distinction, and that no person who has taken the first prize should be allowed to compete intliesanie department again, and that freshmen classes should be’ elected members. Specialpispatch to the Globe-Democrat. ' PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL., Jalllllll'y‘ 11.——Rcv. O. P. Downs opened the ball in the Murphy move- Vnienthcre on the evening of the 9th. On that evening 133 enrolled on the_ side of temperance. fl‘o-mglit the large Church is crowded to suffoca- tion; l4.0 additional signers to-night. West at Little Rock. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. , January 11.-Rev. Robert -West. a St. Louis Evangelist, is holding a series of union meetings and revivals here, in con- junction with the Young Men’s Christian Associa- tion, and is meeting with great success, as the interest 1S rapidly increasing. At Galatia. I11. J Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat: GALATIA, SALINE COUNTY, J unitary 11.-Th e Murphy temperance movement has at last struck WILSON. Pastor. I’reacliiiig Sabbath, January 13, at 11 a.. m. and 7:30 p. m_.. by Rev. David Straiig, of Egypt. Subject in the evening, ‘-‘Oriental Illustra- tions of the Bible”. Dr. Stran,'.,-* will also lecture in this Church on Tuesday and Wediiesdzty evenings, January 15 and 16; subject, Egypt and the Eiryptiaus. These lectures are of rare interest and full of informa- tion. The public are cordially invited. No admission fee. ll3""~ . The opening services of the Lafayette Park Presbyterian Church will be held on Sunday next, January 13th. at 7}; o’clock by Rev. Speiiccrport, N. Y. Charles M. Seats free. services on Sunday after next, 20th inst. , at3 o’clock. ll?-ms and for the l.l‘ll.llSZt(.'l,l0ll of such other business as may “ B come before them. U-'l‘LER. St. Louis, January 7,1878. S00I‘~3l1t1‘)’- CCU matter of Thomas Preacliing in the morning at 10%; o’clock by Rev. Jas. H. Rrookes. and in the evening Wliittlesey, of Regular services may be expected every Sabbath hereafter at the above named hours. Friends cordially invited to attend. The children will meet for Sunday-school N THE ].)lS’I‘RlC’l‘ CCU RT CF ’.l‘l~lE Ul\’l’l‘lr‘.D States for the Eastern District of Missouri. In the Hetherington. bankri1pl.. In bankruptcy. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said baiikrupt. and to all others 1l1illt0I‘eSl-. that it liearing will be had on his petition for (li‘."3.ll€1l‘L"€ fi'o‘iiI his debts on the tliirtieth (30) day of Jll.l’llla1‘_V, A. D. 1878, at 11 o‘clock 3.. m., at Chambers, Room 24, southwest corner of Fifth and Clive streets, in the City of St. Louis in said district. before the Hon. Enos Clarke. Register lll Bankruptcy, in charge of said case, when and where vou may appear and show cause, if any vou have.‘ why same should not be granted. Notice is also given that at the same time and place the second geiiera. and ﬁnal inectiiig of the creditors of said bankrupt will be held; and that I shall then and there offer for sale the imc.ollected ac- . counts belonging to the estate, and that I shall then and there submit my ﬁnal accounts as assiirnee of said estate. and pray for the allowance thereof, and for a. discharge from _tl.ll liabiliiy as assianee in accordance with tlie provisions of the bankrupt act or revised statutes of the United States. I OBERT HARRISON. « R Assignee of Thomas Hetherington, Bankrupt. J aiiuarv 12. 1878. LANCARD'S- Of lodid of Iron,» approved by the Academy of ltledieiiiec,-f Paris, are specially rcconnneiidcd by the incdical cc.chi'it.ies of the world for S‘r.roi'iii:t. (0315151- tutionzil \-‘v'<:.~ikiiess. Poorness o:l'_B1ood. stmlvfol‘ Stimu- lating and rtgaiilzitiiigiis pe1'I'od;c coltr-so-1\o1l€ lie!‘-)1‘ inc uiilc-ss sigiiod Blancard. 40. Rue Bonaparte. Parts-. kl?” Sold by (ll'llg‘,!'lStS everywhere. Assessment Notice. . HOME MUTUAL F‘ . AND M. INSUR- OFI.l}§(EJ:E COMPANY. St. Louis, Jaiitiary 3. 1878.-— Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of this Com any have this day ordered an assessment upon all premium notes held by the Company. iiuinberiiig from 20.775 to 22.458. inclusive; and that said assessment shall be due and payable at the office- of the Company on or before Wediiesmty. the _6th day of February next. Oﬂice, soutliwest corner Pine and‘. second streets. over Mechanics’ Bank. By order of the Board. WM. L. GARRISON, Secretary. E: .noto.a ﬁrm feeling, with lair inquiry at previous; ﬁgures, sales yesterd:-iy being reported of 1123 6 A ...; Si. 7301033” Eailg @1006?-ﬁrmorlat, Salitthaq alerting, §,98ll1IZ?£l:1f:._12.,,1‘3'“Z3. - FINANCIAL. FRIDAY Evnxinci, January 11, 1878.--The en- tire market did not exhibit great activity in the demand for mo_ney._‘ The banks that had liberal offerings of paper yesterday were comparatively quiet to-day. _The banks that ‘bad light trade yes- terday were busy to-day, so that-the general ave- rage was unchanged in totals of transactions. Paper done to-day represented ‘cotton. Wheat. corn, pork, ﬂour shipments to Eng*l°and<. manﬂfw‘ turing, dry goods, groceries, etc. There was some country dem.and_for discounts, but currency orders were very light‘,’hard-lay worth mentioning. Counter business was fairly active in deposits and checking. Although good local securities were steady, there was not much movement in them The demand for U. S. 4 per cent. bonds was eas- ier, though quotations were strong. A few choice bank stocks were inquired for. Railroads in mod- erate demand. Eastern exchange was ﬁrm at $1 per thousand premium, supply being extremely limited. Coun- . v -. rates unchanged. New Orleans exchange was ' '1,-i,i_"fair. demand and a shade higher on moderate ‘supply. In Chicago, Eastern exchange was quoted at par. - Local quotations,’ corrected by F. _P. Keleher & Co. , No. 305 Olive street: - W hen Rate Int. fcoup. Due. l Bu'.vl$e11- 63 1881 Payabllsgl s unsold ‘can at July ' 106*’ ‘.1073’ 0 I I I I I . V’ U 9 0 ‘ «V8 ‘ ._s-2o,,, .-,0...-ed 1885 Jan. it .1 uiy. l 102 ‘I033’ 6 c Gold. , 887 c Gold. Jan. lb July.|l05}zi I061 Gold. ,Jan. .2 July. 10 ,- - . I6 ‘ 8 18681}-IIo.1888 6 81/ lo-40. coupons. 190.4 5 0. coin. ihlar. & Sop. ,1079:’; ; 10092 D 1:. new, 5.33.. 188115 .0 Gold. Quarterly ..i10§3§{, 11064 U.s. new 4;§s. 1891 4}§’1tcGoldlQ,uarterly.. I105}; .104;/,, U. S. new 4s...i1907|4 ilylc GOld.[ . . . . . . . . . . . ..l102 110.2% coir: AND EXCHANGE. Buying. Selling. C-0111.... IIIIIIIIJI I I I I I I o III .~—_ew York exchange. oankers.. $1 pr. .... New York exchange. counter L _ I o I I I u I I IIODIIIIOC-JIOO I I I I OI50c@$1 New Orleans cxch_angc.. par . $2 50003 45 pr. _ ' ’ MONEY. o Bank discounts for good paper .......... .. 10 ‘lb cent. Outside ’ discounts. xood pap'er.. ... .. . ...1‘.l®24 7;: cent. Improved real estate secuiities. 3&5 yrs. .87:-10 73% cent. LAND WAItP..ANTS. Buying Selling. Land warrants. 160 a.cres............$1 5 $185 ‘ Land warrants. 120 acres............ 125 135 aaCl'BSo..»o. Io-coco & 95 Land warrants 40acres............ 38 45 ; St. Louis Clearing‘ House. ~‘ Clearings........................... $3,-359,371 IooIIIIllIIIOOOIOOIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIOOOO 365,334 . By '1‘eie,-.'rn.pn.- Nliw Yoiix, January 11.--Money 6077 per cent, closing at 6 per cent. Prime mercantile pa- per 5(a‘-7 per cent. Customs receipts $298,000. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $645,000_ Clearin.-rs $17,000,000, ‘Gold weak, opening at 1025-1. and closing at 102};-the lowest point reached since 1862. Carrying rates 7 gold to 4 per cent per annum. Silver at London 54d; here, sil- v_cr barsare 118% greenbacks, _and 116 gold; silver coin ‘%4®% per cent discount. Govern- ments stcadv. ltailroad bonds firm; State secur- ities dull. Iiicarly dealings on the Stock Ex- change the fea_ture of speculation was coal stocks, which advanced 1002 per cent; for the two Delawares, on rumors about combination. In the general list Hannibal and St. Joe shares were weak, and declined if for common and 1% for preferred, while trunk line and_grangerstucks were about steady. During the afternoon the market was somewhat feverish and unsettled on the suspension of John F. Hen- ry, Curran 35 Co., the alleged defalcation of H. 111. Cutler. cotton broker, and rumors aﬂoat in regard to various ﬁl'III8,Wl]lCh could not be traced to any authentic source. Included in this class, plus. _1.435 bales; Bclston. 700 bales ;, Philadel- phia. .161 bales; Port _Royal,, 1.915 bales; Cin- cinnati, 696 bales: Providence, 255 bales ; C. and W. Point, 9.446 bales. Net receipts for seven days were 136,987 bales; exports-13.l,831 bales; stock 890,197 bales; receipts for same -days last week were 161,908-bales. Liverpool Quotations—Upia-ii-d 6%d; Orleans 6 9-16d. Sales, 10,000 pales. Market hardening. WAREHOUSE STATEMENT FOR 8'1’. LOUIS. na'n0IoIIIIIIIII o IIIoIIIIIII¢IIIIIoIn349338 U coairxicxrlvn GROSS RECEIPTS AND “siiimnii-i'i's at S . ‘ r--It.ec:elpts.—a -Shipments.-n 1877. 1876 . 1877. 1876. T0 P8130?!)-.. I I II I I I0 b I I I Q I I I I I I I I I I 11066 ]VlOllda-y....-cu-......" - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I " Wednesday .... 1,1 570 1.653 846 'J.‘hl1l‘Sd8-Y . . ......... . .. .1.008 1.880 1.637 .. - . I I I I 9 I I I 00 I I I I n I 7 0 III oIIIIIIII I II COTTON‘ F1t!il1Gu’i‘Ss On compressed from East St. Louis: per 100 lbs from this side. To Boston. 75c 78 100 mg, To Providence. 75c *0 1001135. To e_w York._70c at 100 ms. ';’E:0l.‘I1l.1§d0lI)hl8.. 680 $3 100 ms. 10 baitlmore, 67c bl 1001155. to additional Special Bin Charges. The rule adopted on Wednesday last at the Merchants’ Exchange, whereby the buyer was made to pay the ﬁrst ten days’ storage on grain out of elevators, applied, or course, to grade grain alone. In the storage tariffs of the various elevators the following clause occurs: . ‘ ‘One cent per bushel extra will be charged on all grain (except barley and barge lots) going 1910 Special bins, -aiidno krade will be placed in special bins unless so consigned from point of shipment . ’ ’ The advocates of the rule did not contemplate saddllng. these outside expenses upon the buyer as apart of the storage he is asked to pay, and in order th_at no misunderstanding may oc°cur in this connection, the following resolution was adopted by the members of the Exchange yesterday, and accepted as the basis upon which trades will be conducted here:-ifter, unless otherwise stated: Resolved, That all extra charges made by ele- vators for special bin grain shall be paid by seller. .We once more publish the storage rates of the dliferent elevators; _ 5 5 - ST. LOUIS AND_C_EN'I‘RAL ELEVATORS. For first ten days-—W heat, oats and rye, 1};c «ll? U11; COM. 1340 «ll? bu; barley, 2c -1? bu, and %c 3:9’ bu for each subsequent 10 days or part thereof (no grade corn charged ,1-:_.’c «ti? bu for each subse- quent 5 clays, only exception). To put grain in special bins, 1c per bu is charged, but no addi- tional costfor traiisferriiig from special bins to grade . All extra charges for special bin grain rniist be paid by the seller. * * * No extra charge is made for putting barley ill special bins, “W13 30)’ exlsra charge made for putting barge lots of any kind of grain in special bins. house allowing it rebate 20 <19‘ 100 bits (for transfer) on spring and winter wheat sold for delivery this side of river. The East Elevator rate is 1c <57 bu for first 10 days on corn, oats and rye, and 1,150 on wheat and barley; for each subsequent 10 days or part, Kc per bu; - E1 Commercio del Valle. The GLOBE-DEMOCRAT has received a copy of a special edition (10,000) of El Commercio del Valle, intended to be forwarded with the Cuban excursionists, who leave to-day ona combined voyage of business and pleasure. This journal is printed almost wholly in Spanish, and the pres- ent number contains interesting reference to the history, business, manufactures, etc., of St. Louis and the valley at lame. It will help to place us intelligently before the Cubans, and re- llects credit on Mr. Cahill, the editor and pub- lishcr. Receipts and shipments of Leading Article, For the 24 hours endlnz (Friday. January 11, was a riimor. subsequently found untrue, ,, and evidently started for speculative 1&3’ "14 °°’1'”9°W1ﬂK “Y in 1877. as reported by the BIITDOSCS, 't§NIS Jay‘ Gould had withdrawn Merchants" Exchange: - is special on its rem the firm of Bees: ltsb ‘W13. Holden] 1f1‘oavards close prices ART1CLE3- 1‘iVe1' I83; ::11§‘$;n:;? ii is genera is ec inc - 4- - I A Lake Slforc and Granger sliareﬁi bteﬁngli; Egg cifiggt %3t)t1eei§' ‘ms - 7 357 48 active. Coal shares were somewhat irregular, ting,-rink. ....-‘.£.‘..'.. """ 30$“ ":‘ 5'13? ''i' but in main higher. Notwithstanding ﬁnancial Barley, sks...... .......... . .32? 0 1 mishaps which from time to time appear to dis- Barley. in bulk. bu.......' 1.350 2.750 3 .4-id turb the current of speculation, the market seems B°"“9- SR5 8114 brls ---- 8 13 40 21 wellmainiained with the usual predictions of g:ft"""‘”m“““m- 958» 833 706 1.191 1.678 higher prices in the near future, which bulls are G,m',’§T 33:3‘ ''' 49 basing upon increased railroad earnings in pl'0- (_,-n.0,.’ be,ms"'b',’, """ " M; 1:015 L116: 709 Inactive. The earnings of the Hannibal and St. uoﬂee. bu.. '. ' 1 231 .906 329 Joe ltaili-oad Company for 1877, show an increase corn, ...;,,___:j_:::::f::::::: 141 over the previous year of $139,000. Trilnsa.ciions- corn. in suit. ou......... 41.600 17.200 2.390 17,792 03,000 shares. of which 3,000 were Eric. 26,000 ‘Corn Meal. hris....... is . Lake Shore, 5,000 Nortllwcstcrii Common, 3,000 C°“°“‘ D“ °°°°° L22‘ .370 1:154 L139 um, 10,000 St. Paul, 28.000 Lackawanna, 3.000 33°“ ‘""“- °*”---------l- 1}‘ 1‘-"i 135 35 Delaware and Hudson. 1,000 W-eiwru Umon, ﬁnd Fi.:f‘x8§el)e!:‘Z3g‘.{.‘ ........... ... 441 $08 .... 3-°°° 3% J0‘?-Pm Flour. or‘......II.'.'.'I'II"" 315.6 2 207 4'-iii ateriiueexchange, bankers’ bills weak; Godays. Highwines. bbls....:..:::: ‘.... ’ 50 .’... 1.81%; sight 4.84%. Councils of '81 1003;; do Bay. oaies............ .... 800 1,040 207 126 new of '65, 108: do of '67, 105%; .10 0; ';;g_ 105%; uorees and Mules. head. 154 38 332 109 65. QQW (}‘s.rgx'. ; do coupons’ Hldﬁso m'oIoIIIoIIIIIIIIIoI «$5,329 104 sales; new ts, l‘e5{lt.H:l‘ed, 101%,; do coupons EMS‘ “°'°"°""'°°""°' 1°'l:,‘,g 5:1 1-389 2.036 ‘"_‘o‘ reg.‘ do con.’ currency ‘E-:(éIhD8lo¢.;I O0IooIOIIIIIIcO 3 1 6'3, 1193;; Western Union Telegraph, 77,14; $51, ‘,3-K,__""""°"""_'_' :___ ' ‘[355 9' Uuicksiivcr 15: do preferred 28%: raclhc mail u....‘..-..oil;-I:IZZZ2Z2’.'...' 33 :3...‘ 67 "77 223(:a1aripos.a. 1; no nrclerred 1,44; Adams Ex, Iloiasses.see-s............. 16 Company 98%; Wells, Fargo Ex. Co. 83; g:-t"°~":’-"----------------- 400 133 American Express Company 47; United States "- “ ‘ ---- . ‘ Express Company 46; New York Central 1061-3’; 33'3".“ "“‘,‘_' W 1'2"f:,g 1:532 '33‘ Erie 1053.: do preferred :32; Harlem 140: do pi-ei. D;.‘,:°",‘;.',,,’,"‘;,°,;;""""‘“' ‘ffo 8 -—: Mics--an Central 60%: Panama 122; Union ore:zino.'ions.IIII'IIIIII' ..'.'." 14 33:: .III Pacino 68%;’; Lake Sbore60%: Illinois Central 74: he-iroii.tons .......... 60 30 22 36 Cleveland and Pittsburs 75);; iioi-tnwestern 35?’; Pork, brls.................. 100 661 46 Northwestern preierreo 6255; Uievemno, (;,,,,,,,,. Meats. lbs ......... ........ 140,285 356.162 244.281 .11‘. pgluauqnau ‘nu lndlauﬁuomw; ﬂew Jersey lélalﬂﬁs lbs . . . . . . . . . . . ...-... .... ...: 111.161 - -.,-. ,. ,, - otatoes. sks and brls .... 12 985 603 Lent:-at 16,... ltock Island 99}... St. Paul 37}. . uo ,.0utm.,, in bulk bu 2 mo preferred 693$; Toledo we Wabtsn 16%;: Fort Rm. sacks ..... ..’.....'III.' III ' so II'I 3312 Wayne 91; Torre Haute-1,‘.i: 0 preferred 15%; itvcinbulk.L-ii............ 2.4.50 700 375 Calcium and Alton 77: do preferred 100; Ollie Ina ltlce. 91 . .. 28 54 miss, 85;; ueigwgra um ],,,1c,§gﬁ’anua 50;"; Aug“- Salt. lK$.................... 849 9 no Ind Pacific 'I‘olegraph 19,“: Mlssourikacinc §3f“" “‘'‘§;,;h‘'''°’''‘‘'°''‘‘ “*5 $9 “I 3” 13-’:vm-=v- mm-no-on_w weer 102%: tm- l..‘.°£l’.‘..:;...::::::::'.:::::: m '20 mos] lulu St. Joe. 101.: central Pacino bonus gm,,,,._ ,,..,5_.__,_,_____,___, 230 109 70¢; 35; 104%: Union Pacific do 104%: Union Pacific land Tallow. lbs ...... 26,140 4.950 I::‘antsrl03}$; Ilnking lands ‘9/55.’: rennessee 6's. aoloacco. nhds...,......... ml‘; ..1.. 37 1 . 3,3’ ' 3"‘; . ' . ° . ‘x‘OOOOl~O.IO0 -00000 0: " -Ice 0;; 3:39.-'3?’ new’-34 ' At a 6 8’ om 30' do Wheatin bulx.ou......... 17.100 12.600 3 405 2.890 n . . soouri 6 s. 104... ,. 506 .90 4 640 7 ,,‘,7 Loxlmn, January 11.--Consuls, for money, 33”“ n""',;,',;°;,""",;"' "“ ' ’...25 95 5-16: on account, 955-16; new 4549 1043;: 5-203 mi?‘ we ° ' nr "' " o_f_’67 l06,‘q’;l0-403 108; new 5s 106%; Eric 8%; """"“’ girls preferred 23; Illinois Central 75; N. J. C. Sl'-.I;0I1llI‘1‘el2lltKItBlo ‘- offre‘ lltto ‘ uthern or v r: PARIS. January l1.—-Routes 1091 5c. 8”" 1‘ so 2?...“ by ﬂV?cks- Mem- _____.____________________ Orleans. burg. phis. 00MMh5R01AL- ‘.51.?-‘if:?.‘?f3::::::::::::;::: :::: 3% 38 ii... ""_“""""" Wm “OOOIOOCOOOIOOOOOIOIOO CD0! 00 lml Provisions. goarynﬁﬂd Omaoqu.aoo.nooI III. % It the hog product were depressed and drooping 3;, (.i,",;{,'.'1'1',a'.-°.§_',':f:',':',','»_ IX: 25 2o 17;; In St . Louis alone, it would be, indeed, a subject for serious consideration and alarm; yet. while there is little consolation in the fact, we find all our cotcmporai-_v markets in the same unenviablc category, and our position is measurably a sym- pathetic one. Yesterday prices were again lower, generally, but operations were light, order buy- ers holding on" and packers not being urgent offer- ere. Standard mess pork sold at 511 in lots. Dry salt meats also weak. with 20-day ribs at 5.606 5'i;c. Little doing in bacon. Lard unsettled and easier. Following are yesterday’: transactions on ’Change: Pork, for cash--25 brls hardslde mess at $10 90 to $10 70. 75 brie do at $10 75. 300 brle standard mess at $11 del; on orders--110 brls at $11 35. 130 at $11 62%. Green Meats—-Sales 1,500 pcs weighed and do. livered in house: shoulders 3}-(c, clear rib5.30c, hams 6c; from the block-6,500 pieces 15- lb hams at 63.10. D. S. Meals for c.ash—Loose: 25,000 this fully cured slioillders at 3310, 1 car %-day do at 3.70s, 2 cars do do at 5.950, 2 cars do (Thursday p. m.) at 5.60@5%c f. o. b., 1 car 10-day do on E. side at 5.404;; packed—a few bxs clear rib and short clear at 5.65c and 5910-5 csks latter at same; on Orders by dealers (30 pkgs) Esboulders 4%c, long and clear rib 6c, short clear :60- Bacon . for cash--Few half-casks short clear at ‘2’}-,.,’c. 16 csks clear rib at 6%c (round lot seller the month olfered and‘ iintaken at same rate), 11 oaks and lif-asks short clear at 70. Breakfast B.icon——Sells on orders at 9,’-go plain to 1057.1: ciinvased. ' S. C. Llams—-—Sell on orders at 9};.@10c plain, l0}~;@1l to 12}-,’c canvascd. Lard—-|'I‘hursd:iy p.m. , 500 ton prime steam sold at 7.200.} Yesterday, unsettled-—:i shipping lot possibly salable at 7.100, although some was of- tfered from a country point Wllh freight rate equivalent to 7.07540 here. and untaken; 7.15.-, was the lowest figure a straight lot city could have been obtained at. Sales: 50 ton fancy kettle at 7.%c, 50 we prime steam on E. side and 100 ms steam this side (on its merits) at 7'6, 25 lcs prime at 7.15c. Refined dull at 7950.80 cash in tea, and at Srd8}i<‘- on orders. Grc:ise-Nonilnal. Brown, 4}4@5c; yellow 552 5,20; white 6@6}.ic. Sale 1 car load yellow at up couniigv point («equal freight East) at'5c. Tallow--Steady. Prime counirv ax, 5%c_ Dinssed liogs—-Unsettlcrl; nﬁccied by the sofwpxns weaibm-. Sales 50 head heavy at .34 40 054 50, 9.:_tl. $lﬁ37l-g. Piincipal buyers out--Oﬂcrelgl from $3 ‘co to $4 25 for poor to good. Cotton. At Liverpool there was evidently an improved tone in the market. as it was reported "harden- ing," although no advance was accomplished. New York was revised, with an increased strength for grades from low lnidalling up. At home we bales. We continue quotr.-lions as follows: St. Louis--Low ordinary 7340; Ordinary 8%(‘.; good ordinary 0540; low niiddling l0:vic; middling 10540; good middling 11c; ltllddllllg‘, fair 113/.0; fair 120. New York-Gold 1%}-5. Mldrlling. 1l%c. Fu- tures ﬁrm. Sales for future 40.200 bales; January 11-5370; February 1l.46c; March ll.60c; April 11.720: May 11.850; Juno 11.990; July 12.050; August 12.1lc. ‘$800193! as other noiim--New York 682 miles: New Orleans, 5.132 bales; savanna-h. 2,022 miles; Charleston, $1,319 bales: 2.479 pales; Iloblle, 1,919 bliss; Wilmington. 269 bales; Nor- A rliltlin nA'rits ARE FROM i:Asr s'r. l.OUls—4c Anni- TIONAL BEING CHARGED l.-‘lion THIS SIDE at 100 lbs. F our. ‘B brl ......... 102 l 88 86 Bulkmcats %%100lbs....... 61 I 5-! 53 Grain, mill teed, barrel meats and lal‘d........... 46 44 48 Fourth class............... 51 46 44 43 Boxed meats .... ..... .. _ 56 51 49 48 Cotton. COlIlDI'98S€d....... I 75 70 68 I 67 ALL RAIL To SOUTHERN POINTS. = l U) 6 I 0 I F! I 0 1 0 '10- 3 S“! 5 '3 i-« s-.3 "‘ :1 its as so '59 25- 2:- := .3 .1 :2: a. in New Orleans ............... .. 33 33 33 28 55 31 Mobile ............. .... 33 33 3-3 28 55 31 Nashville. 'i‘eun..... ...... .. 25 25 25 20 40 20 Chattanooga. Tenn.......... 43 43 43 39 74 40 Atlanta. Ga ................ .. 57 .57 57 5‘) 98 53 Rome and Dalton. 57 57 57 52 98 53 Augusta. 73.. .... ............ 60 60 60 57 1 0-1 58 Savannah. Ga.... .......... .. 57 57 57 52 1 00 53 Briiiiswick, Ga .......... ..... 57 57 57 52 l 00 53 Jcssup. (ga....f. .... ..,..t .... ..’. 62 62 62 57 1 10 58 Jessup, ‘a.. or Dom 8011 . Ac GO RI I I o o o I o I II 1 m 63 Macon. Ga ....... ....... .. 65 65 65 57 1 14 58 West Point. Ga ......... ..... 86 86 86 62 1 39 69 Columbus. 2 82 '2 62 1 34 63 Fort Gaines. Ga ....... 87 87 87 66 1 41 67 (‘,ut.llbei*t. Ga...............,. 90 90 90 77 1 64 78 Geor crown, 82 82 82 62 1 34 6...‘ Fort alley and Geneva. Ga 90 90 90 74 1 64 78 Americus. Ga ........ 95 95 9:. 82 1 74 821 Albany, Ga ........ 95 95 95 82 1 74 8-3 Cllarlottc, N. C. .... ... .... .. 60 60 60 57 1 04 58 Wilmington. N. 57 57 57 52 1 00 53 Greensboro. N. .... .. 88 89 88 74 1 52 82 Columbia. S. C .... 60 (:0 60 57 1 04 58 Greenviile. S. 60 60 60 571 04 58 Spartanburk. S. C....... . 60 60 60 5: 1 04 58 Sumter. S. 89 89 89 711 64 87 Charleston. :5. C............. 57 57 57 52 I 00 53 Port Royal. S. C ..... .... .. 57 57 57 52 1 00 53 Opeliiia. 87 87 87 66148’ .. Birmingham, Ala....... .... .. 7.3 75 75 57 1 14 58 Cal-ers, Ala ...... .... 75 75 7 57 1 14 58 A18‘OQ.II.C..."....U Union Springs. Ala ....... .. 82 82 82 62 1 34 63 Selina, Ala.......... ...... .. 60 60 60 47 94 48 Al8............ 60 60 60 94 48 Jacksonville. Fla .......... .. 71 71 71 60 I 26 72 Live Oak. Fla... ........... .. 66 66 66 60 l 16. 61 Tall:-i.llassce.Fla ............ .. 1 01 I 01 1 (ll 85 1 86 .. St, Augustine. Fla. ........ .. 88 90 88 76 1 46 85 Mintilrn,Ar3; ............ 50 64 50 45 90 50 Newport. Ark .......... 45 69 45 35 70 30 I I I I I I DO.aIII.OOOlI 79 1 Little Rock. 30 30 30 28 55 45 Milwaukee. New York and Liver- pool Closing Markets. Messrs. J. w. Adam on Co. furnish the follow- l.“‘i,‘,I details from all important markets to 01081112 hours Friday, January 11-. CHICAGO MARKET 3:30 P. M. Pol'k-«February. $10 8002210 82%; March, $10 95 (5210 97%. Lard——February. 7.2750; March, 7.3009 7.321140. Wheat-—J:inuary. $1 06%; February, $1.06§g@106*/4; March, 91 07%. Corn--Janna , 4l3s;@4l3»;’c; February, 40,3-;@40}§c; May. 42-@423“. Oai.s—-January, 240; February, 240: May, 27%c. R30--J30llm'y, 560; Fel)l‘l13l‘_V. 56}-ac. Barley-— January 550; February. 55}.’@553/.,c; March, 55}.’c. Receipts--Wheat. 57.202 bushels: corn. 67.125 bushels; oats. 16,983 bushels; rye, 3,297 bushels; baflei’. 16.584 bushels. . Shipments-Wheat. 23,260 bushels; corn, 12,012 011311618: oats, 5,529 bushels; rye, 392 bushels; barley, 12.1.97 bushels. in-5D§£'.‘-$10118--\Vbe8l. 128 cars; com, 148 cars; oats. -408-rllrlve. l3cars;bni-icy. cars. Wheat V l[I;.WAJUK8B IIA:1K°EBT.N 2 - --1 0-. . -axillary, - 0, “sh $1 08%; February. 31 70%. ' ' ' Chicago. Stock on hand same time last vear .............. ..4 .685 STATEMENT OE (moss RECEIPTS AND sﬁirnmwrs. Received since September 1. bales. .... . ..’l-45.795 Shipments since September 1. baies.............113.165 Received yesterday. bales............ .... 'l‘h1'0u,<ri1cotton.'bales....*......................... 190 Netreceints..... ............. ............... .. 609 Advance Elevator rates same as above--the, .Re_ceipts—:-Vvheat, 30.500 bushels. Shipui cuts--Wheat, 59,600 bushels .‘ _ _ NEW YORK MARKET. No. 2 Chicago spring wheat $1 30:01 31; No. 2 Milwaukee spring wheat $1 33. Corn, mixed, 030. Oats 39c. Pork $120312 50. Lard 7 .700, LIVERPOOL MARKET. — gnﬁngowqieati 1,05 ogrdllls 3d; California avernlée w cat. .-s d@-‘..s 11 ' Cal'»f- -1 cl bwheat. s _ 10d@13s 2d. Corn, new, 28.19 ($20285 610. Oats. 33. Pork. 56s. Lard. 405 3d. Liverpool—Wheat quiet; California club, white and American I ring wheat Id lower. Mark Lane wheat easier. (1.’}argoes‘wlieat oil‘ coast and on passage. buyers holding off. Cargoes corn oft‘ coast, American mixed corn oil‘ coast, California il%(')l‘lVeeiIi‘t -0% coasht, on ptassagc aiind iiliearly goo, 63 . ng as coun r m.ar etc rm. renc country markets steady? American spring wheat oﬁ‘ coast is lower. ‘ . Inspections at Grain " For the twenty-four hours ending 11 a. in. Jan- uary 11. 1878: I ’ Wheat--No. 2 spring, 4;No. 3 spring. 7; No. 2 soft, 1; No. 3 red winter, 8; No. rejected winter, 4; no grade winter, 5. Total, 40. Corn--High-mixed. 8; No. 2 white mixed, 4; new do, 5; rejected do, 1.; No. 2 mixed, 24; re- jected, 18; new, 57;. no grade, 16. Total, 133. ()a“ts--—No. 2, 1'2; rejected, 6. Total, 18% . Barley--No. 3 spring, 3; rejected, 2. otal, 5. Rye——No. 2, 13; rejected, 2.. Total, 15. . Recanitulation-Wheat, 40 cars ; corn, 133 cars ; gltilts, 18 cars ; barley, 5 cars ; rye, 15 cars. Total, cars. - Transactions on "~Cl:iang'e. . January 11. 1878. SALES FOR FUTURE DELIVERY. Grain-—Corn—Early Board—-January opened steady at 42c, fell to 41%c-—sa.les light. [January settlements under old rule at 43}4@43c.] Febru- ary-opened %c higher at 40}§c, subsequently de- clined to 403/,@40}5c, sold later at 403/,@40}gc, then went down to 40c, hilt recovered a little af- terward, 20,000 bu selling at 40@40%c; sales were 120.000 bu, mainly at 403-40. March opened at 40%c (210 off), fell to 40%c. sold later at 40%c—- 75.000 bu sold, mainly at 40940. May opened,%'ra) 310 higher, with light sales at 42}4@42%c-—oi1'ered later at 4170. i 12 o’clock Ca1l—‘Salcs: January, 5,000 bu_ at 41 % c; ltebi-nary, 5,000 bu at 400. May offered at 420, with 41:40 bid. for January at 35-2. 40After,Call-—Sales 10,000 bu February at 40%@ .40. f . - Oats—Early Board—-Nothing done. 12 o’clock Cal1—Salcs: 10,000 bu February at 260; 5,000 ,May at 28c; 26c bid for January this . side; March offered at 270, with 26c bid; June at 28};-c, with 280 bid. Rye—Januai'y offered at 57c and February at 58c —-no bids. - Wheat—-Early Board--February opened steady at $1 21%, fell to $1 21--sales 10,000 bu at $1 21%, 20,000 at $1 21, mainly settled. 12 o’clocl.' Call-—-January oifered at $1 18, with $1 17% big; sales: February—15,000 bu at $1 20%; M-arcli—-35,000 bu at $1 22%; January No. 4. of- fered at $1 12——no bid. After Call-—Sales: 1-0,000 bu February No. 3 red $15 §;‘1)}%0}é, 10,000 do at $1 20%. 15,000 March at 43¢‘ 4o Pi-uvisions—Pork sales: February -250 brls at $11 O5--more offered at $11 10 with $11 bid; March -500 01-13 before Call at $11 20, 1,250 do on and after Call at $11 15-part in settlement, 1,500 (one lot) and 500 on p. 't.. 750 after Call at $11 07%; January offered at $11 0234, with $10 95 old. D. S. hleats—-Clear rib—Sale 100,000 lbs del here to 15th March at 5.900; 100,000 lbs do 881181‘ last half of March (_vcstei'duy) at same ﬁgure; January odor- ed_ at 60, no bid; February and March at 5.800, with 5.600 bid for former, and 5.650 bid for latter. _ AFTERNOON BOARD. - . Corii--1El.’igher. January and February in de- nr_iand; other months dull. Sales: January- 2o,000 bu at 420, some bid for more; February—- 20,000 bu at 40}-,;c_, 25,000 at 40,3.’@40}gc; March of- fered at 40§.{c, with 40:40 bid; April at 41}{c, with 410 old; May at -4250, with 420 bid; cash at 42}ic, with 420 bid. Oats—Sale 5,000 bu February ‘at 26%—%0 ad- vance; January oﬂcred at 26350. no bid; March at 270, with 26:40 bid; May at 28340, with 230 bid; June at 290, with 28:: bid. W heat—-Illgber, but trading light. Sales: February-—5,000 bu No. 3 red at $1 21, 5,000 at $1 2l%—samc bid for more; March-—10.000 bu at 31227;, 10,000 at $1 23; January offered at $1 18%, with $1 17% bid; cash offered at $1 18%. with $1 17% bid . Spring-$1 062.1 bid for cash and $1 06 for February, none offered. Poi'k—PIlgher. Sale 250 brls seller March at £11125. lsor cash standard mess to arrive, $10 90 i . ~3LcB1I"l_ZI(-1--F01‘ 500 tcs seller March, 8c asked and 4,»; 1 . , CHICAGO, January 11. 3:30 p. m.--Wheat at $1 06% Jan.. $1 065,/.(a1 06% Feb., $1 07% March. Corn 41/‘4@4I§‘{c Jaii., 40%@40}{c Feb., 42@42}.’c May. O.-its 240 Jan. and Feb., 27}.’c May. Pork $10 804210 82}; Feb., $10 9515010 97% March. Lard 7.27};c Feb, . 7.3-2},;@7 350 March. LEAF TOBACCO—-To-day’s break was prob- ably the poorest opened this week; mainly com- mon rough factory-dried lugs, which were dull and lower to sell-—heiicc all rejected ; - good leaf and good lugs. however, are scarce and in de- mand. Olfercd--22 hhds. Passed——1 llhd scraps, 13 l'0l1£h factory-dried lugs—-best bid being $1 90. Rejected—Bids on 3 lihds at $2 40004 80. Sales——5 hh_us-1 at $1 70, 1 at $2 30. 2 at’ $3 60, 1 at $4 30. Privately, 6 hhds fair leaf sold at $6. Ll+JAD—Soft Missouri steady and quiet $4. HEMP—Dull. We quote‘: Dressed $1-l5ra>l60; undressed $60@l05; shorts——siiigle dressed $l05@ 125; double dressed do $125@145; heckled tow $70077 50: break tow $406250. Fl.-OUP.—Dull and dragging, but without quot. able change; movement very light. Sales: By, grade-100 brls x at $4 60, 100 xx at $5-10c higher bid for more of latter; by sample—-38 brls at $4 60 do], 100 at $4 75, 100 at $4 90, 100 at $5 45, 300 brl; on p. t. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—-Dull, at $5 9066 for choice Wisconsn; Eastern nominal at $6 250‘-6 50. Sales 33 brls dark unsound at $4. RYE FLOUR-Lower. Sale 20 brls city at $3 75 del; we quote country at $3 25 to $3 (‘-5 del. - COPN MEAL-—Stcady. Sales 450 brls city at 2 25052 30 del. ' WIIEAT-—Essentially unchanged, taking the cash market all through; grade No. 3 let down A little, but subsequently recovered tone; No. 4 scarce--not to be hid under $1 11; good samples scarce—-demand very light. but when a desirable lot caught the eye of a buyer specially needing it, I full price was paid; low grades lame. Futures lower; Februar sold at 31 21%@1 21 early to $1 20}; at close: arch at from $1 22,301 22}; early to $1 22}; at close. Cash sales - Grade--2 cars No. 3 at $11854, 1 do Ad. It $11733’, 11 do do and 5,000 bu do reg. at $1 18. Sample sales: Red-3 cars no- grade at 88};c, 1 do (early) at 900, 4 cars rejected at $1; 1 car No. 4 at $1 10; 1 car selected do E. trk M51 13; 3 cars do at $113}/,’; 2 cars (1 mixed Medic.) at $1 15:2 cars E. track at $1 17; 1 car E. trk at $1 175233 cars No. 3 at $1 18; 3 cars No. 3 at 51 18:6 cars selected do. part on E. trk, It 81 19; 640 bu medium at $1 22; White-50 sks 3.; $1 16; 132 prime at $1.24. Spring--Lower. Sales: Gradc—8 cars No. 3 in C. at99c' 1 car No. 2 and 1 car No 2 soft at $1 05%; $1 07 Did offered. C0ltN--Lower; very dull on all grades save No 2 mixed-latter scarce and wanted for shipment; rejected, new and no-grade neglected. Grade No 2 mixed opened at 41310, closed at 4l,é,’c; not a bid could be had on this side for rejected——36c bid in E eleva st fr, and 350 eg‘, oﬁered reg at 36c—- and fully 3c lower to sell t an on yesterday. New and no grade closed lxc lower at 35c and 27c ro- spectivclv. Futures lower all round. January sold at 420 to 4155s; February in good demand-—opened at 40,140, but soon declined to 40356400, closing better at 40}4’c—at immediate close, 403:0 bid; March sold at 4031c to 40’/.c—40}(c bid late; May sold at 42%c to 421/40; January new corn (cars in E cl) sold at35c. Cash sales: Gi-ade—23 cars No 2 mixed reg at 4l%c, 15 cars No 2 mixed, high mixed and No 2 white mixed reg C and St. L at 41950, 10 cars No 2 mixed add 5,000 bu do do at close at 41930, 1 car new in C (early) at 36,1350, 1 car do in E at 351cc, 1!. cars do reg, C, All and E at 35,510, 9 cars do reg at 35c, 10 cars new white mixed in C and St L 390, 4 cars so grade 28}-5c, 2 do 28c, 11 do at 27%c, 6 do at 27c—rnore offered at same. Sample sales in bulk: East track--1 car rcjected white mixed at 400, 1 No 2 do at 420, 3 cars new white mixed at 39.2; on orders delivered by dealers in new sacks——400 sks mixed 450. OATS—-Samples in better supply; demand good from local feeders. but at slightly lower prices. Grade dull and lower--no orders on market; shipping buyers _eut. Grade No‘. 2 sold at 27c to 26540; rejected bid 30 lower in St. L. at 240--24}.’c bid in E., and No. 2 white bid 20 oil‘ at 26}.{c sir. fr. in E--none of either oﬂ‘ered. Futures dull and lower. February sold at 26c and May at 280; other months bid lower. Cash sales: Grade- 2 cars No. 2 strictly fresh and regular at 270 early, 2 do reg (short storage) at 26;“, 2 do fr. in E . cl at 26,150.. Sample sales: 0:: East tr]: _--2 cars No. 2 It 26%@27c, 3 do 280, 1 Northern mixed at 29c, 1 black do at 29%, I-fancy do at 30c, 160 sks No. 2 (s. h. sks) at 30c. Delivered on or- ders by dealers, in new sks-1 car low mixed at 320, 500 sks mixed at 33c. B.YE—.(3.raue higher, but in light demand. Sales: 2 cars No. 2111 St. Louis at 54}£c, 2 rejecp. ed in C. at 49c. BAltLEY-—Uiichanged. Sales: 1 car strictly prime Minnesota at 70c, 5 choice do and 3 Wis- consin to arrive on p. t. HAY—Unchange«l in price, but not so still‘. The demand continues good both from local and ship- ping buyers. Sales: On this side-1 car re-.iiop mixed at $9 50, 2 choice timothy at $12; on East ti-ack—-2 cars mixed at $8 75439, 2 prime timothy at $10, 1 do at $10 50. 6 cars choice do at $11 50, 2 strictly choice do at $12. BRAN-—-None to be had——65c bid for car lets sacked. A couple small lots sold at that at mills, and 1 car screenings on E. trk at 60c. I§I(€r4ElW1NES—In demand; firm. Sales 115 brls at 1 . WOOL-—Quiet. Unwashed-—-selected combing 31@3l%; mixed ponibing 2762-Sc; medium 250; flue and coarse 20@23c; Texas 210.0240; Tub- washed-choice 3960400; medium 3562370; dingy ond low 28-@30c. Burry, black and cotted 560100 ess. ‘ HIDES-—Unchanged. We still uuote: Dry-— Flint 17@17%c; salt 13®13}§c; damaged 12@12},§c. Green salt—-—Light cows 8%c; heavy (in age; kip 9@9}4c; calf 10fa)10}§c; partly cured 7}gr&7§,{c; damaged (all weights) 7c; uncured 6%@7c; bulls and stage 60. SHEEP PELTS-—We quote: Green (city slaugh- ter) 90c®$1 25; green salted 756850. Dry--Large 7060800; medium 50®60c;s’mall 25@50c; dry shear- limrs 5-@150, green do 153250. DEER SKINS--We quote large 18611200. l‘EA’1‘liERS-—Steadv Prime L. G. 4130, info- rior do 3500400; mixed 15¢ to 300; tare—3610 V 3011. 2.593 bales; Baltimore, 643 bales; Mem- Inspections-Wheat, 74 curl. L No. 1 dark £00500. do pale 30@4003 No.2 dark 290 4 winter, 11; ‘ 5 cars new_in E. clev. sold ‘ for No. 1—none . FUI:t-‘3--Otter-—No. 1, $2 50@3; No. 2, $1 50 02; No. 3, 75c@$1: No. 4. 25@50c. Mink-~ 35c, do pale 20170250; No. 3l5®20c; No. 4500100. Racco,on—-No. 1 500, No. 2 2500300, No. 3 1061150. No. 430050. Skunk-—black (cased) 400500; short stripe 30:20.‘?-5c; narrow stripe 20@25c;.whitc 5@7c. G-rvet cat10@10c. Wild cat 15@20c. Muskrat 3'@ 8c. Red and Gray Fox 45@50c, Opossum 30050. Wolf 50c to $1 50. B-e-aver——No, 1 $1 to $1 50. Bear50c to $6. - ' BUTTER—-Receipts 35,544 lbs. Market more liberally su plied; prices not so ﬁrm, yet sus- tained on al choice grades; demand fair. We quote: 0 ea-mery 3501:-1.00; choice dairy 2502300 ——the outsi e ﬁgures on above are paid only for smaltlots of extra selections; common to prime do 1800220; country store-packed‘ at 10@20c for poor to choice; country roll 10@15@18c; North- ern dairy do 2002250; grease butter -6@7c.' . EGGS--Utterly stagnant; stock heavy‘ and re- ceipts large right along, overloading the niarket in, a painful way. Prices entirely no~mina1--strict- l)y fresh guaranteed offered at 12}§®l3c, and no liver. 1 POTATOES—Sound stock 'scarce—peachblow ﬁrmly held -at 52340; buyers at 50c. DRESSED POULTRY—-Market flat and demor- alized; large stocks carried over and heavy ro- ceipts; buyers make their own prices. Sales were at following rates: Chickens at $1@1 75: ducks $1 75 702 50; geese $3005; turkeys 80 to 60 4?‘ lb-latter undrawn nominal at lower ﬁgures. Live nominal: Chickens at $150@’175; ducks $175@ 2 25 ; geese $3005 ; turkeys $5027. - GAME—Gi-ouse continues scarce. and in de- mand; rabbit and quail overplenty and lower. Sales: Grouse $4 for selected—-badly shot at lower ﬁgures; pheasant $4034 25; quai-1 $1 10; rabbit 75 @800; squirrel 40c’; mixed and teal duck $1 506 1 75_; mallard do $2602 25; deer 56176009’ 15 gI‘08S: 76111118011 saddles 1005110; wild turkeys 5000750 eac . VEALS---Steady at 70080 if it for dressed. GRASS SEEDS-—Receipts, 9 sks. We quote: Timothy dull at $1 30001 35 for prime; clover $56 5 15; rcdtop 35@'40c. . DRIED FRUIT—-Unchamged; offerings light and demand for stood stock only. Sales: Apples -24 sks at 2@41/,c; 80 pkgs fair at 40; 13 sks bright at 4.100. Peaches--5 sks mixed at 3’/,@4'c; 24 do and halves at 4@4y,.,c;65 halves on p. t.;7 brls do at 4%c. ~ _ APPLES-Plenty. Prices continue weak, the demand being so light. We quote at $1 25001 75 to .‘ $2 500133 for poor to choice varieties. SAUER Kl-TtAUT-—Slow. We quote: Country 0 sees 25; city-half bbl sees 25, bbls sees 25. SO1tGHUM-—We quote at 20-70250 1:? gallon. O‘_NI()NS—Quiet and steady, ‘$1 some 0' brl. WHITE BEANS—-—Demand forprlme stock only. Western range from $1 to $1 75 for poor to prime navy; Eastern -lower at $1 60022. Sales: 11 sks medium at $1 50, 19 pkgs do at $1 50pkgs retiirned, 3 sks navy at $1 65—all Western. HEMP SEED—-Quiet and nnchanged; 7500800. FLAX SEED-—P..angos at $1 15(5)] 25. Scarce. CAS l‘OIt l5EANS—Range at 900/261 10.- HOPS—-Quict. We quote: Wisconsin 5@8c, New York 800100; dealers charge 2c higher. _MOSS--Quiet. Unpicked 3}£(lI)5C; machine- picked——x5 @6c, xx 6}4@7c; xxx 7}§@8c; xxxx 85504090; clloi e hand-heckled 10fo)l1c. CIDER—Sweet $4 50615; hard $3003 50 -1.9’ brl. SACl{S—-We quote: Gunnies—-In bales 14}4c, re- sewed 15160; bur1aps—2-bu 10c, 2%-bu lic, 3-131: -1250, 4-bu 13340, 5-bu 14550, 6-bu 150; cotton seamless 2060250; ﬂour 8%@9%c: wool 421400520. BRUOM_ CORN--Sells at range of 30050 ii?’ 0». SAL’1‘—Steady. We quote Domestic at $1 3503 $1 45 -9‘ brl; G. A. at $1 20 ~09’ sack. _ POP COLIN-We quote at };@1’/4c Q9’ 15. GREEN PEAS-—Poor to choice at $1 30.7231 40. COOPER.-\GE—-We quote dcl: Lard kegs 40c for light to 550 for heavy; ham tierces 65@85c; bacon casks $160021 70, half casks 80017900; ﬂour barrels, country 25@30c; city elm 36c; whisky bar- aells $1 40@1 60; lard tcs $1 45; pork barrels $1 20 e . i , St. Louis Wliolesaie Market. RAISINS, FRUITS AND NUTS-—Raisins_. lavcrs -:new bxs,$2 10 E02 25; hf bxs_$1 20®1 25;qrs. 6548 75c; Sultana raisins, 1:-3.6140; seedless raisins. in mats, 1100120 1? 1'5. Currants, prime new, 7}; ®8c. Citron. Leghorn, 18@20c: lemon and orange peel. 2100280. Figs. Smyrna. new layers, 1416: 16c: drums. 13fa)14c. Dates. 7®8c. Prunes, Turkish. csks or bi-ls.12@13c,new. Almonds. soft shell, 1Sr&)20c. Filberts, 1365140. Brazils, 7690. Walnuts, 1200160. Pecans ‘Western. 566s ; Tex- as, 7@9c. Peanuts. Tennessee,5ra:6c.- Lemons, V box. 54 50@5 50. Uranc:es—— Messina, $3 5005 4 0' box; Valencia, $8639 4? case. CANNED GUUDS. PICKLES. E'i‘c.-—i:"eacnes, ii’ (102,, 2-lb, $1 65521 75: 3-115, $2 25022 50; Straw- berries. 2-lb , $1 40021 50: Raspberries, 2- 11'. , $1 506 los 75 ;Goeberries,2-lb .81 20021 30;Whortleberrles, 2-lb, $1 7561 85; Pine-apple, 2-lb, $1 50052; Cher- ries,2- its ,$1 35631 50: Pea.rs,2-lb,$2-@2 50 ;Quinccs, 2-lb, $225052 50; Tomatoes, 2-15. 51 10:31 25:3-lb, $1 3561 50: String Beans, 2-S. $1 2561 50: Lima bea.ns,2-15,51 50:21 75:Grcen peas,2-lb .31 50@2 50; Yarmeutli corn. 2-15, 51 8562; Winslow cor... 2-15.018562: Sardines. half boxes means. 222: 230; anal-tors. l4},’@15c;0_vsters. choice brands. 2.-to . $1 40@1 50 ; Oysters. choice brands. LE, 85 ®90c; Oysters,goou brands, 2-th.$i 10021 25 ; Oys- teis. good brands. 1-lb.65@75c: Lobsters. 2--I). $2 9063, Lobsters. 1-ha, $2 004252 25. Pickles- Gherkin, gallons, 0‘ dozen, $4 5065; hail-gallons, $2’-25_§3 60:uuarta, $22562 50; pints. $125@135; English quarts. assorted. $7@7 50; English pints, $385; Pickles in brls, 30 gallons, $8099 50; half- brls, $4o0@550; kegs, lognllons, so mzkegs. 5 gallons. $27503; Salmon. 2%-lb,$435@4 50; 2-15, $4 100425; Salmon. 1-lb. $2 1502 25. SUGAR-—New Orleans, 7;-gosigc; N. 0. re- ﬁned yellow. 83,1090: do reﬁned white. 969’.-go. COFFEE-—Rlo, common 19®19%c: fair to good, ‘.’0@20}3c; prime, 21c; choice, 21 54c; fancy yellow. 2254c; Singapore Java. 24®25%c; O. G. Java, 280800; Costa Rica. 23}./.c: La- guavra. 230: Santos 22623c: Mexican 2262-2,'4c. MOLASSES—-New Orleans 40@50c for common to choice. REFINED SUGARS-—Cut loaf. 11,‘..’r011,’»{c; crushed. 1l@11,1;c; standard granulated, 10,5; 0103..’.c: St. Louis granulated, 10l£®10,.5£c; powdered. 10%011c; line do. 1151611240’: standard (A), 10}1610‘;‘/.’c; St. Louis (A). 10}; 10.4.40; Missouri (A), 10@l0%c; extra (C). 9346 10c: standard (0), 93/,@9%c: yellow (C). X 09350.. SPICES-—Nutme:s. $1 1001 15; cloves, 500550; pepper. 17713180; allspicc; 1709180; ginger, 110120; cassla. 35¢ 6}£@7: 7ta7%c itICE-—Loulsiana. V l!.;Japan, 7@7}{c CHEESE-—New York cheese. 11%@12%c; Ohio factory, 11%®125£ ; factory skimmed. 6c to 1100120. Door to choice: ‘Western. 11a12c; Y. A., 13350 15c; E. D.. 130140; I’. A., aomee. SOAP—Palm. eauxcz extra family. 555060; gentile (Marseilles) 11a13c; white Marseilles. BEANS—Choice Eastern medium hand-picked. suitable for grocer’: trade. scarce at $2 75003. CURDAGE-if inch and larger 10c: -‘/., 10560: X. 11:: . SYRUPS-Common. 400450: fair to stood. 500 55c: choice. 60@80c. CONCENTRATED LYE-—Pittsbul-2 Sanoniiier, $4 50; Greenwich. 5400: American. 8100.‘ Oriental. $3 50: Eagle. 83 50. CANDLES——Star s. 14;-;ra15c. S'l'ARCH.—GlN18, 8}; @10c; corn, 8%@-loo ; pearl, 3x@-tssc. Carolina, '1EAl~‘--Young Hyson, 350651; imperial. 35c@ 0 $1; Gunpowder, 400651 25; Japan. 40c@$110; Oolong, 35c@$1 10. CltANBERRIES-$8010. AXLE GREASE-Large. 1 uoz. 7 case. $2; small do do, 2 dot in case, W; medium (10, 2 (102 in case $2 25: in wood. 4 doz in case. 82 5004. MANUFACTURED TUBACCU -— Premium brands from 85<'lD.$I; natural leaf. 12-incn, 70rd soc: do 9-inch 7500800: do 6-inch 70®80c; “AAA" and similar brands, 12-inch, 58®60c; bright quar- ters, ﬁne, 606670; medium origin. do 58ramc; common quarters 52@o6c: extra navies. all sizes, 58-@650; medium do do 530560; ﬁne black do do 48@55c: medium do do 4602500; twists, 12- inch, 58®65a70c; do 6-inch 5803650; do im- pressed, 6 inch, 63®6bc; bright cable coil 65®75c; ﬁne-cut, ilrst brands, 8068900: no second brands 7502800: dcrlow grades 50@70c V 0; . K FISH. pool» 90 lb 80 lb! Mackerel. l200‘lb half half halfl Qr. 19 lb 12 b {brls llwls brls brls ‘brlo kits kits No.3Med.Fam. 1004- 550 515 480 275 100 8-5 988 2:: 2:21:32 ll‘ :33 ‘o. ........... .. . : 5 No.1 ........... ..400 750695 645375130 110 No.1'I‘inxers...,l300 700 650 605 350 120 105 No.1Shore.....;20 0011050 965 890 525 17’ 145 No.1 extras1loreI2‘2 00 11 50 10 55 9 701 5 7‘ 1 so i 60 No. 1Mess 25 0013 001.1 90110 90‘ 6 50 2 10 ,1 75 No.1 extra mess.27 0011-: cells 80l12 so 7 oo 2 so 1 so _ Lake E_‘isn. _ . No. 3 Whiteﬁsh. 3 2:: 3 1013 00 1 85 75 65 is lair .85 7‘ on '38 S I .IIII I 2 5 00 85 No.1Trout..... 400- 380 240 90 80 Salmon. Columbia River. '16 00. 8 50! 7 85! 7 25‘ 4 25‘ 1 45‘ 1 20 Herring. ' 1 I 6 w 3 .0000 CD000 .0000 00000 0000! New La,l)"i‘S1)lit 6 oo 3 so sun. 00 300.....!.....!..... Iago. Igggu R08... IonoI|IoIus I-any I-o-o annual. ...-g.... kegs"... - - I ~ I o n I III I I I I IIIIoIIo$1 50 Sealed. boxes, arge and medium... ..... 35 E011” boxeltiit O O Q O I O I i OOIIOIIIIOIOIOOIIIOOOOCIOIIC Russiansardines. kegs...... ............. 90 Codﬁsh.large in 10010. 501'!) and 251!) boxes. ‘S lb 6 Codﬁsh. med. in 10010. 5011: and 2510 boxes. “£9. lb 53-; Codfisll.boneless.in 3010 and 351!) boxes. ‘<30 lb 6 Codﬁsh, extra boneless, in 30 and 3511) hire. 8 lb 7 Codﬁsh, extra. boneless, in 5-D: boxes. 30% lb 835 Smoked Salmon. in 1010. 5015 and 2510 bxs. 7.2 lb 13 Smoked Finnan Haddies, 73% lb ....... .. 10 Bloaters, 100 in box.... .... .................. .. 2 50 Bloaters. 50in box ..... .. ................... 1 35 New smoked halibut, in 1001!), 5011) and 252: boxeI.Ilib...... ............ ............. .. 4 DRUGS-—Acid. citric, O‘ E. 80c: tartaric, powdered. 52c; amnion. caro. , 22¢: alum, 4c; as- safostida, 25c: balsam eopaiva, 45c: bismuth sno- nlt, $2 25; blue mass. 500; blue vitriol. 12c:nora.x. ref.. 12540; calomel. American. 900; do, English, $1 50; camphor. 34c: cream tariar. oure, 34c; chloroform , 95c _: corrosive suhl1mate.'.'0c ;glvcer- ine. 206260: morphine sullen. . #9’ oz. . $4 15 zopium, 09' 15. $5 25: do. powdered. $7 25; oil oergamot sand, $4 50: oil lemon sand. $3 50; potass. bion- rom. 22c: do bromide, 65c; do chlorate. 28c: do iodide. 53 75; powdered rhubarb, $1 25 ; powdered ipecac. $1 Sbrpovvuered j3.l8—'D. wczuuiuine. R. as Sons err. .10 W., oz., $3 10: root.gentian.lb.12c, x-o¢;,ginger (Jamaicahvt 250; root.rIiubarb ‘(15. India). $1 40; root, seneca. 75c: root, squi'llI.16c; salepson, 2}-.563}-$0; sal nitre, com'l, 6@S(‘.; sal nitre ch pure. 140100: sal Rochelle. 370: seed, canary.6c; do cardam,Ma.labar.$25:0: do nemp.5c; do mustard. white. 150: silver nitrate ci°vst., «V oz., 950; do do iuseu. V oz.. 95c: soap, eastilemiottled, -€05,103-5012c; do no white, 160 18c; strychnlpe. crvst., 9' oz., $2 00; do powder. ed. 51 85: sulphur 5@6c:1lIIO. sulphate. 120 LEATHER—HarnesI oak 306380; uppers $46 60; Kip-—Nn. 1 light $500070, No. 1 heavy 875470110; oak sole 378400; Spanish do. hemlock 280320; Buenos Ayi-es do maﬁa; slaughter sole 256350: rough leamer 286330; French kip, dozen $706 125; French calf $40675; French morocco $30640; ﬁning: $6012; topping skins S9014. Tuﬂrlrnni. 011.3. l.m.--'1‘urncntuiI. 34¢ ' $200021 ; other brands 2 Scotch according to brands, 35c; iardoil, 65®70c: caster oil-. 12®.1234c grit: neats-foot oil, 6505680; whale oil, 750; bank oil, 48@50c :luln-icatlng oil. W. Va... 20@25c: coal oil. 110 dc_2.,l4%@15c=.150 deg. 19@19};c. LIJLNSEED OIL-60@6lc. NAYAL S'1‘OB.ES--Tar V bi-1 $3 com: navy pitch. brl $303 50; roofing if in 1540; oakum, first -quality, V bale $5 50; navy S5; rosin. com- mon, $2 2562 50: No. 2 $2 75603: No. 1 $303 50; pale $4 50055 50: virgin so 0‘. WI1I’1-E LEA D-—-The Collier White Lead Com- pany, the St. Louis Lead and Oil Company, the ‘outhern White Lead and Color Works and the Missouri Lead and Oil Company each quote their strictly pure white lead,ln kegs,at $8 50,and white lead lat {$8 0,9’ 100l5s.; fancy brands are quoted from $6 upward; pure dry white lead at $7 50: red lead. extra color. $7 75: red lead orcunarv color $7 25; litharire. $7 75. ’ ZINC PAIN TS--Ville Montague. $13: French snow-white. $11: American snow-white, $10. WINDOW GLASS—-Per box of 50 feet-—.tx10’_;to 8x10, single strength. 2d ciuali-tv $3 75. 1st quality $4 25; double strength $7 ; 8x11 to 10x12 single, 2d quality $4, Ist quality $4 50; double $7 25;~8x14 to 10x15, single. 2d quality $4 25, 1st quality $4 75; double 5'1 50: 9x16 to 12x17. single, 20 quality $4. '75, 1st quality $5 25: double $8 50: 12x18 to 14x20, sin- gle, 1st quality 55 50; double $7 85; 15x20 to 18x22, single, hit quality ,_ 36; double $950; 15x26 to 20x 30, single, 1st quality, $6 50; double $10 50; 15x36 to 24x30, single, 1st quality $7 ; double $11 25; 26:: 28 to 24x36, single, lat quality $7 50: double $12; 26 x36 to 16x44, 3111216. 1st duality $8; double $14 ; 26x 40 to 30 to 50, single, 1st quality $9: double $15 ; 30 X52 to 30x54. double $16; 84x56 to 34x56 double $17 50: 34x58 to double $20; 36x60 to 40x60. double $22 50. Discount 4.5 0' cent GUNPOVVDER--The Lamn so rtand, Dupont's, Hazzard’s Oriental and American Powder Co. a sell at following uniform tariff‘; F, G. , F. F. G., F. G,rii1e, «tr 25-lb keg, $6 15; 12%-E keg, $3 35; 6143 keg, $1 80. Mining and blasting (A) 0'‘ 25-3: keg. $3 90; do do (B), 25-15 keg, $3 40. Rifle and sporting in cannlsters-—-riﬂe, 5:-no cans, 2 dozen in case, 0' case, $7 90: 1-15 cans. do do, $12 252315 40; 631-15 cans (ducking) $3 80. Safety fuse, common —co.ttoii. 19' 100 feet, 75c; single- taped water do do, $1 50; double-taped water do do, $1 75; triple-taped waterdo. $2; gutta-percha do, $2 50. Other brands are quoted at uniform prices as to grade. SHOT—-Patent. $2 15@2 20 1?‘ bag; buck, $2 406 2 45 0:9 baa ' - RAILS-—$2 40052 50-. _ ' . . PIG IRON—ClIa1‘CO$.1 M.l£'S01.1“‘ No. 1- En dy $22; No. 2 do. 621; white and mottled, $21; stone coal Missouri No. 1-Fn’dy, $220322 50; No. 2 FIYGY, $21 00; mill, . $20@2l; Southern No. 1 Fn’dy, 22 ; No.2 Fn’dy. $21 00; mill, $20@21; Hang- na‘ Book, No. 1 Fn’d.v. $23®24; No. 2 Fn’dy, $22 C23. Cha.rcoa.l—Tennessee Alabama and Georgia No. i 1‘n’d‘V. $22 00: No. 2 ~Fn’dv, $21 00; mill- $29@30: Massillon No.1 Fl1'd}’.-$26@‘.’.7; hanging Rock, No. 1 charcoal.$23@24; cold bias charcoar according to brand, $28635. IRON ORE-Iron Mountain. $6 50; Meramec, bu CHARCOAL TIN PLATE--I U, Ibxis, best charcoal. 225 sheets; per box.$7 50; I X. 1-0X14. do $10 00; I 0, 12x12, do, $7 50; I X, 12x12, do,$1000; I C.14x20, -112 sheets, $7 50;I X. 14x20, do, $10 00, I X X, 1u20, do, $12 50: 1 A AA, 146520, do, $1500; 1 A A A A, 14x20, do, $1750; 1 C. 12x24, 010, $7 75; I 0, 14x14, 225 sheets. $15 00; I X, 14x 14, do. $18 00; IXX,14x14, do, $21 00; D C.12,15x 17, 100 sheets, $750; DX, 12553417. do. $1000; D X X, 125-§xl7. do, $12 50; D XXX, 12-%x]7. do, $1500; I 0, 20x28. 112 sheets, $17 50: I X. 202128, do. $22 00; I XX, 20x28, do, $27 50. R0O1'i‘1i\TG T1N—-I C. 14x20. best charcoal roof- ing, 112 sheets. $7 00; I X. 14x20, do, $9 50; I. C. 20x28. (10, $14 50:1 X. 20x28, do. 8519 00. COKE TIN PLATE——I C,IO_x14. 225 sheets, $6 7 ; $110. 14x20, 112 sheets. $6 75: 1 0. 10x20. 225 sheets. 0 50. \ COPPE1t—Brazicr's, 30x60, 14 to 100-hi sh sets 280; do. do., 10. 11 and 12 lbs, 300; do. do., is and 9 lbs, 320; do. do. 6 and 7 lbs. 340. Tinned-14 X48. 14 and 16 oz., V lb, 286. Planished-—14x48, 14 and 16 oz., 9’ lb, 36c; boiler sizes, 14 and 16 oz., 380. Gutter copper-20 and 24x72, 10. 11 and 12-15 sheets, 0' lb . 300; 14-115 sheets. 28c. Reservoir copper, 16x60 and 18x60, 6’ lb, 300. Bar copper, square and round, 3% to 1% inches, if lb, 290; do. do. 3; ‘inch, 320. Copper circles, less than 84 in. diameter, £9 115, 310; do., 84 in. and over. 340. Segment and pattern sheets, if it, 31c. Locomo- tive tire-box sheets. 0? lb. 28c. Copper bottoms, 1? lb, 30c. Metallic bottoms, tr lb, 200. Solder- lug cnppers. if lb. 320 SHEET ERON—Commo'-1-‘No. 16 to 20. so; No. 22 to 24, 30; No. 28, 3.200; No. 27. 3.406:-3.60c. S. L. U. smooth-—No. 16 to 20, 40; No. 22 to 24, 4c; No. 26, 4 2-100: No. 27, 4 4-100. Double refined smooth—No. 16 to 20. 5.700; No.22 to 24, 5.90c; No. 26. 6.100; No. 27, 6.300. Juniata, smooth, No. 16 to 20. 7.600: No. 22 to 24, 7.80c: No. 26. 8c: No. 27. 8.20c. GENUINE RUSSIA IRON—-Perfect, Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12,09‘ 15.12340; stained,do. 9' lb. 12}£c. Tare 22 lbs to bundle;for less than 1 bundle add 1c 09‘ lb. PATENT PLANISHED IRON—Nos. 24 to 27. A quality, 9' is, llc; Nos. 24 to 2-7, B quality. 9%c For less than bundle add 10 19' lb. i GALVANIZED SHEET IRON—-Juniata, or first qualitv--Nos. 14 to 20. 1? lb, 12c; 21 to 24. 13c: 25 and 26. 14c; 27, Ibc; 28, 16c. Discount or full bundles, 35 per cent. BLOCK TIN—Banca large. pig, V I5, 2-2c; Strait’s large pig. 19c; Eng. ref’d large pig, 19c; do. small, 206; bar. 21c. _ SOLDER--Extra, in bars, 1? lb, 140; No. 1 do, 130; No. 2 do. 120; spelter solder, 26c. SLAB ZINC OR sPELTER.—6}4c -3" lb. IRON W1RE—Nos. Oto 6. 9c 19' hi; Nos. 7. 8, 9. 10c; Nos. 10, 11, 110; No. 12, 11};c; Nos. 13, 14, limo: Nos. 15, 16, 140; No. 17. 150; No. 18, 16c; No. 19, 19c; Bright market. full bundles, 63 lbs, 50 per cent discount. Coppered market,same list as bright market, 45 per cent discount. SHEET ZI.NC—-600-lb cask. 0' lb. 7%c; 250-15 do, 7%c; sheet, 8c. ‘ St. Louis Llvo Stock Market. 8'1‘. LOUIS, Friday, January 11, 1878.-The rollowing were the receipts and shipments of live stock at this port for the twenty-four hours ending at 11 a. in. to-day: Horses and Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Mules. Receipts.................... 401 10.470 63 154 Shipments..................l,l66 1.080 ... 832 CATTLE-—Rallge of prices in to-day's sales: Natives. good shipping steers $4 40@4 45; fair do $3 90004 25; light do $3 75; fair butcher steers $3 76 @3 80; light do $330; fair heifers $3 15; medium to good cows and heifers $2 75®3 25; common cows $2 70®2 75; fair oxen $3 40693 50; yearlings $2 37%; good feeding steers $3 70; fair to good stock steers $3 30633 50; common stockers $2 65@2 80; fair southwest stock steers $3 2063 25. Rough Oregon steers, ﬂood, $4 25. Owing to scarcity, good heavy shipping steers maintained steady va ues, though there was not supply sufficient to test the nlarket. Eastern shippers would have operated if they could have found cattle of the quality desired. Most of the steers on the nlarket were half fattcd and medi- um rades, sales of which were draggv and at well ﬁgures. New York reports were adverse, and so the entire tendency was downward in the grade mentioned. Butcher cattle were weak,the demand (local and shipping) being moderate. Cows and heifers were slow, though choice were fairly salable. Good fat oxen steady, on moderate demand. Bulls in fair move- mcnt when showing quality. But, after all, there was not much life in butcher grade, the supply being in excess of the wants of buyers. Stockers showed a little more activity in sales; that is, for common mixed to fair steers. Good heavy feeding steers were rather slow at easy ﬁgures, in sympathy with butcher grades. There was some inquiry for veal calves, especially for choice. Prices steady at quotations. Milch cows with calves in fair demand, but springers were dull. _Thc cattle market, on all but heavy fat shlppim: steers, closed quite weak, with easing tendencies. CATTLE QUOTATIONS. NA'rIvlts--Good to Choice steers-Averaitos 1 .500 lbs and upwai'ds,$4 85@51‘Z>;;av. 135061.450 lbs, $400034 75; good do av. 1.200®l.300 lbs, $4 12}§6 4 40; fair do av. 1,250®1.350 lbs, 53 90034 35. Fair to Good steers--Smooth andwcll-fatted,av- ei-ages 1.15o(w1.‘.:00 its. $3 9064 25. Light Shipping Steers-'.i'his description in- cludes fair. Donv cattle of 1.050@1.125 its average, $3 75@4. Butcher Steers-— Good averages 1,00ora1.15o the $3 87}-('64. Fair averages 950@1,050 lbs, $3 60023 80: common to medium, $363 40.- Good Shaved Heifc-.rs—-Averages l.u00@l,100 its $3 70003 80. _ Ullolce Cows and i-Ieifers-—For averages of 9006 1,050 the $3 75023 85. Fair to Good Cows and Heifers--Averages 800 @900 ms, $3 00003 35: medium to fair :52 65-6 2 90. Common 52 37%fdJ2 50. NATIVE UxEN—-Averages. 1.000 lbs. and un- wards. good to choice, $3 75634 00: do rough and fat. $337%@3 50. Common, coarse and bony, $2 65 C3 00. Corn-red '1‘exans——Good to choice steers, av. 1,000@1,100 lbs, $3 75004; fair do, av. 90000 1,000 ms, $3 25073 50. COLORADOS—-Good natives, averages 1 .000@1 .150 lbs, $3 75004; fair, averages 900@1,000 lbs, $ 25613 50; good Texans, averages 950®l,100 £3,353 37%@3 50; fair do, averages 900@1,000 lbs, @ '. COMMON MIXED STOCK---This class includes this steers. yearlings, and scalawas: cows and heifers $1 70002 25. Balls. $2 00033. Sl'.(acKel’S—FalI‘ to good feeding steers; av. 9500) 1.150 its, $3 40023 75. Good stock steers. av. 950 61,100 ﬁns. $3 30003 60. Medium to fair stock- ers, averages 92500950 lbs. $3 00253 25. Thin siockers. 7006850 -its averages. $2 50032 75. Com- mon. $2 250.02 35. Southwest Missouri mixed yearling smokers 32 2562 50 VEAL CALvss--Common to fair, «I? head. $46 36; good $7 0069 00: choice natives 810 00612 00; yearling calves for stockei-s $2 50032 75 V 10. be; choice and select steers. $2 75023 12‘/. MILCH UOWS AND SPIHNGERS-—Cominon to me- dium $180023; fair to good $300040; extra $45648. Came sales in-day: Metcalfe. Moore & Co. to Av. Walxel Jr Ailei-ton. 100 fair nat. shlp.sts.1,298 i-Illiard. Nansen at C0. to Adams. 21 fair Southwest stockers. .... ... Sterling. 10 common native stockers.. ... Adams. 21 fair native stockers., ...... .... Walden & Ely. 10 common S. W .butche Boulware, 21 light fat nat. butcli.'stecrs. 9 Atterbury. 45good Oregon steers,rougli.1.465 Same, 18 fair pat. shipping steers........l.251 Mooney. 24 light nat. butcher steers. .... 868 Iron: & Cauidv it Sci-units .0 Cassi-dv to Peck, -16 fair Southwest stock steers....1.m Scwiii-t. El good native shi ping s’Leers..1.336 . Stewart. 18 coarse native s ipping Iteers1.199 Tuxhorne. 1.5 fair native heifers.......... 930 Atterbn . I4 fair nat. ship. steel-s,rough1.300 Brown, 1 good native stock steers....... 994 . Dawson. Juckman & Co. to Stewart. 37 fair native butcher steel-s....1,147 J. Rein. 22 good hat. covrnuui lielferm... 915 V Cart ,v. 23med. cows and heifers. 62 linlhall an souls! to J.lReis. 13 fair native butcher steel-s......1.0B ' I *‘ 0 ‘ID Dunlap. 14 fair native Itoet stoet'I........ 93 J * Price . Q. I800“ euscaeoup-co Ooubihﬁﬂbﬂﬁlt-900 2 Same. ‘(common native stockers.......... 704 Klopfer, 14 good native shipping steers. .1.375 4 40 Veidt. 7 common native cows..... .1,017 I I O O I O O O I I Q I I 010376 3 Hull. Steelo .5. Co. to _ Stewart, 32 fair native ‘shipping steers. ..1,296 8 90 Forth lb 00. to Dodson, 18 common 8. W. stockers...... 2 75 Same, 7 common S. W. stockers...,...... J. W. Overstreet do Go. to Wri rht. 19 good native feeding steer:-l,..1,076 3 70 E om, Coleman do 0. to Atterbury, 16 fair native ox-en ........... ..1.205 3 50 R. I-Iickmaii & Co., 8 fair ila. stock steers 945 3 30 Blnkelv & Saunders to Dodson, 15 common -S. W. stockers .... .. 688 2 65 there was considerable of a falling off fr-om that ipistaken policy, for it must be remembered tllat the packing demand for hogs exists twelve months in the year, and that prices in the, summer for hogs are liable to be no lower than now. When good hogs will he wanted. Why, then, will it not pay to mature young 11028 so as to meet the regu- lar demand after March 1? Why crowd the mar- ’ ket at this time with half-ripe hogs, on declining . prices and depressed quotations for product_? Feeders can save money by keeping calm , even if prices are low. There is no need of-getting fright- ened, if meats are dead. low, compelling packers to demand concessions on hogs. not afford to pay high prices is illustrated in the following: To-day, with clear ribs quotable at 5.25@5.30c 4.9‘ lb, shoulders 3}5c (both green), hams from the block 6’d>6}4c, loose lard 6%c, with offal to pay the expense of s1aughl.ering,the actu- al cost of a 275- lb hog ought to be $3 81; how can packers pay $4? They have been doing it, but mostly because they had -sold meats large- ly , ahead. bear movement working to reduce hog values, The weathcr,'tllough cool, had signs of soften- iiig, and some packers werefcarful of change to warmth. , -Chicago was off‘. Provisions were de- in the -~ afternoon was very dull, with sellers ur- , gent to clear the pens, but not willing to come down to the views of buyers. fore‘, was so unsettled that -the reported sales of the morning did not represent market quota- , tiolisat the close. . V declines from yesterday of l0@15e on all grades. Some packers at the close were olfering $3 75 for top packing grades, but sellers would not yield. The shipping. demand for liglit hogs was limited, but the packers bought more of them than here- clloice do $3 950)-1; butcher to fancy lieavv $3 89 004 12%. Sales at the UNION YARDS. No. Av. Price. 30. Av. Price. No. Av. Price. I80....232...$3 85 120....2l3...$3 6i.....247. His 90 .51....27o. ..4 00 100....‘270.,..4 00 112. ..2s2... 4 0.5, 59....286....4 00 59....2l.7....3 75 57. ..2c0.. 3 05 119....202....3 60 58.. .221. ..3 75 5:». ..228.. 3 75 39.. .1s0....3 so 15s.....290. 4 00 10-2.....290....4 10 55....:2i0....3 90 52. ..206. 4 00 46....271.. 4 00 14....29i....3 90 44....-277.. 4 00 4o....209.. 4 00 12....297....3 95 17.... 98. -2 00 60....228....o 90 30. 50 14.. .100. 2 25 68. ..16-1.. 3 40 38. ..220....3 40 56.. .231. .3 so 21. ..157.. 50 33....l60. ..3 65 24. .145. 340 27. ..189.. 3 65 56....l87. ..3 so 37....1o0....3 .30 72....1;54....--— 57....28l. ..4 00. 24....175....3 55 47. ..l-is. 3 40- 46....272....3 375,; 206....280....4 00 «is. ..317 . .—-—- 56....2:-sl-. so NATIONAL YARDS. _ No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price. 24 ...173...$3 65 6‘2....372...$4 10 50....315...$-115 68....235.. .3 90 57....2s6....4 00 62....3-l7....4 10 6‘ .4 io 43....:s24.. 4 05 ss....434....42o so ...‘.r20.. .3 90 52 ...2n. 3 80 .51. ..b’l0....4l0 63 ...246....3 95 61....‘2b‘5_.. 4 10 51....29-1....-105 44....342. ..4 10 57....277... — 106....30U....405 52....281....4 00 60....‘247.. 3 95 40....342....4 05 116....‘249....3 95 00... 2-io....3 90 46....269....395 49....3is....4 05 55....167 so 60....236....3 9o 42....337....4 10 57.. .167....3 60 53....264....40o 51....28l....4 05 51. .‘260....4 00 55....'2l3....4 00 o9....~25s....3 90 59. .2s4....3 95 42. ..266....-3 90 50....274 ...4 05 4-2. .2o4....4 05 47.. .1-351....-4 10 115....257....4-00 35....2o3....3 95 20. .11-1.... — ...14‘2....3 00 48....346....4 10 5(_)....334....412}£ 59....295....3 95 71....19-t....3 60 9o....3l6....4 12%. 04 415 94....323 "412;-; 39....305. ..41:. ‘Z85 Geo. S. Taylor oh Co. to 2 75 R. Hickman & Co. to 785 707 HO-GS-—Quanti.ty of simply fair, but In quality 8'90“ "1 Oﬁemlss We ‘V0’-ck 9031- 1‘I°*‘°“9*.*‘ :5 cores 75.. Wheat dull; red $i1sra125. Cor‘ h0g3 WW9 Seen ma’? £01’ mm" ‘mm 9”“: Th” quiet, at 40@41c. Oats steady in fair demand 1. W°“!d1mP1-V'“‘a“ °m“’1"h"aVY fa‘ h0g5 a¥'e.b°'- 28@3lc. Rye easier at 6012630. Barley dull .1} coming source, or that feeders are rushing to m,ch,mged_ Pork in good demand M $11_ _«;._ make‘ ‘he’? M35 t° 39‘ the .°““'e“t V“1“°3 be‘ active but lower; steam 7.22}-§@7.28c, kettle 7.75 forethere is any more decline. Now l.h_1S isa @8_00c_ Bulk memgdun and n0mma]_ Boxeo That they can Possibly ‘there may be a through breaks in product prices. But without 1L0_ , . regard to probabilities we must look at the fact LIVERPOOL, January 11,__co;-Mn hardening ' that product is new low. t'0_11"de1’5-ta?‘“’ “.19 sales 10,000 bales; uplands spot63/ad; Orleans spo course of to-dare‘: hos-markmn ltopened Steady 6 9-16d. Breadstuil's—Market dull. Flour at yes?-erday’s prices. at which sales were made 28.. Winter wlieat 11s 30012.; spring wheat 10 ‘p‘eSSe.d' - 3)’ 11 °’°1°°kv as W0“ 35 311, W‘? 19‘ Cats, 3s. Pork, 56s. Beef, 85-s. Bacon. 1. c. m. portswere in, the packers made up their minds 315; bacon’ s_ o_ m” 32,,_ La,.d__1>,.,me rvgstem: they must buy hogs lower or not at all. Trading 40, 3d_ rp,,110w__(;ogd to ﬁne, 405; tallow—-—p. y. c The market, -there- We therefore make quotable tofore, but at easier figures. Butcher sales mod- erate. Latest closing quotations: Skippers $3 15 (5)3 35; light $3 40003 60; pacl-iiiig; $3 600133 90; (5)4 05. Extrenles in sales :53 4004 20;blilk is so SI:IEEl’—-Prices were steady, mainly because of light supply. Butcher demand fair, and from shippers steady, the latter wanting good heavy extra inuttons. Their quotations for these were steady, notwithstanding New York was oil‘. Butchers wanted fair to good heavy mutlons, but at less than shipping prices. If receipts had been heavy there might have been declines. Common sheep were in light supply and light demand. We quote: Quarterliig muttons $1.25@1 80 '1?’ head; good muttons, av. 760390 lbs, $2 25032 75. Butch- er muttons—Common to medium $2 75!&)3 35; me- dium to fair $3 50003 75; good to choice $4004 35; good heavy $4 50004 65 ; extra. heavy, av. 12002130 lbs, at National Yards, for shipping, $5 25@5 50. Sales: No. Description. Av. Price. 84 Fair native muttons...................... 90 $3 80 20 Good native muttons .... 4 5 140 Medium native mutlons........... ..... .. 96 3 50 144 Common native muttons. ....... 83 2 12}; By Teleg'ra.ph. New YORK, January 11.—Beeves—Receipts 1,840 head, making 6.740 head for four days, against 5,120 head for same time last week; trade slow, and prices off another point; total re- ductions rather more than one half since Monday; strictly prime and extra steers $10 750011. to dress 57 lbs; fair to very good steers $9 2501910 50, to dress 56@57 lbsgordinary to medium $8 75609, to dress 55 lbs; exporters took 100 native steers at 359 250310 50; 8 car loads western dressed offered and selling slowly at $6 50/07. generally with some of worst down to $4 50025. Sheep- Rcceipts 4,450 head,making 18,640 head for 4 days, against 13,190 head for same time last week; market very quiel.;about the reduced figures of yesterday. Common to very good sheep $412};_fa)575: 7 car- loadsprime and extra sheep $58l}5!a\6 30 49100 lbs; car-load choice Canada lambs Ell 7560 la‘? lb; sales include 430 Ohio sheep, 124 lbs, $5 87% 09’ 100 lbs; 280 Kentucky, 120 lbs, 36; 320 ﬁne-wooled Michigan sheep, 115 lbs, $6 25@6 30. Swine—Rc- ceipts 7.100 head, making 27,700 head for’ the four days, against 17,500 head for same time last week; live dull and 100 «V 100 lbs lower, closing weak at $4 3504 50 {#100 lbs. “ CHICAGO, January 11.—-The Drovers’ Journal reports: I-logs-lteceipts 32,000 head; shipments 3,700 head; market dull and dragging; supply fair; Michigan packing $3 85; 400 . light, slow, $3 90024; choice heavy shipping $4 10604 15; not all sold. Cattle—1teccipts 2.100 heavlgsllipments 1.800 head; choice heavy steers, fair request, more offerings; medium to good, moderate de- mand at $4 00004 75; feeding stock active and strong, fair supply at $3 00003 80; buichers dull, weak and lower; cows $2 50003 65; steers $3 256 3 80; bulls $2 60003 35. Sheep—-Receipts 600; ship- ments 510; good to fancy lots wanted; $6 25 bid for some sales; inferior to medium $2 756234 35. EAST LIBERTY, PA.. January 1l.--Cati.le-—Rc- ceibts to-da_v68 head of through and 17 head of yard stock; totalgfor four days 1,292 head, through and 1,785 head yard; no little selling. Hogs—— Receipts to-day6,930 head; total for four days 21,120 head; Yorkers $3 90004 10; Philadelphia $4 15034 30. Sheep-—l-ieceipts to-day 400 head; total for four days 7,300 head; no market to-day. ALBANY, January 11.—Catl.le— Receipts, 448 loads, 42 less than last week; prices unchanged; common to fair $4004 50; medium $5425 25. Sheep ..Recelpls,128 car-loads, 56 more than last week; demand light, prices 250 off‘; common to fair sire 4 50; fair to good $4 50604 75; extras $50315 25; sup- ply of lambs large; price.-i 250,011‘; common to fair $5 25005 75; fair to good $5 75006; extras $6 75. KANSAS CITY, January 11.—()atl.1e-Receipts 125 head; shipments 131 head; market dull and lower; sales: native butcher cows $2 25603 30; butcher steers $3@4_; stockers $2003 30. Hog.~—- Receipts 4,787 head; shipments 252 head;mal_'ket very weak, and declining; 10c lower , but active; all salcs$3 55®3 65. ’ General Markets D! Telegraph. NEW YORK, January 11.-—-Cotton--Spot easy; middling uplands llxc; futures closed ﬁrm; January 11 36-1007011 37-1000; Feb:-ilary 11 45-1000 11 46 100; March 11 59-l00@ll 60-100; sales to-slay for future delivery 55,000 bales. Gold closed at 102%. Flour dull‘and in buyers’ favor; receipts 15,000 barrels; superﬁne Western and State $4 750 5: good to choice $5 50@6; common to good $56 545; white wheat extra $6 05006 75:extra Ohio 35157537 50,}St. Louis $5 2068 25; patent Minnesota $7 40029. Rye ﬂour steady at $3 50034 20. Corn meal $2 60.203. Wheat dull; receipts 170,000 bu; No. 3 spring 81 26; No. 2 Chicago do in more 351 30%, aﬂuatsl 31; rejtd winter rod $1 10: No. 2 red winter January $1 3921001 40; No. 2 e‘-pflng Janu- ary $129‘/4; No. 2 North western January $13l%@ 1 33. Rye dull; Western 7l@74c. Barley dull and unchanged. Malt dull and nominal. Corn quiet; receipts 134,000 bu; steam mixed 56%@57%c; upgraded new mixed Western 5303540; No. 2 Janu- ary 6203630. Oats unchanged; receipts 5,000 bu. Hay firm and unchanged. Hops ﬁrm and nil.- changed. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar quiet. Molasses-—Now Orleans active at 30@-loc. Rice quiet and steady. Petroleum dull and nomi- nal; crude 67/.0; reﬁned 12c. Tallow unchanged- Rosin—Strained uilcliaiiged. Spirits of turpen- tine unchanged. Ii‘.ggs--Western 1800200. Pork ...Mess $12®12 50. Beef quiet; Western long clear mldules more acilvo at lilac. Lara-Prime steam 7,67%@7.70c. Butter ﬁrm and uncha_r.ged. Cheese firm and unchanged. Whisky dull and nominal at $1 09- CHIOAGO. January 11.--Flour dull, weak and lower; declined 12}5®25c; Western extras $4 5072) 5 77.; common to good Minnesota extras $4 75@ 5 50; choice and fancy special brands $5 7566 50; patent $6 50fa)9; superﬁne $2 50424; winter extras 3567. Wheat irregular, unsettled, bilt generally lower; No. 1 spring $1 061/.; No. 2 do $1 05%@1 05% cash or January. $1 06%@1 06% February. $1 06% March; No. 3 spring 99c. Corn in good demand and lower; unsettled; 41}{@§I}£O‘C-ail] or Janua- ry, 40},gfc040‘/.0 February; rejected 30c. Oats dull and a shade lower; 240. cash ; gilt-edge 24},/.c cash, 240024141: January; 2-L%@2«1}£ Februai-_\ ; rejected 22)“. Rye dull and a shade lower at 5555c cash. Barley heavy at 55c. Hogs-Dressed dull at $4 10 as 25. Pork dull, weak and lower, heavy closing ﬁrmer at .510 65010 70 cash or J am1ar". $19 70 Feb- ruary, $10 85 March. Sales--510 62}-{C11 February. Lin-.i--Fair demand and lower and unsettled. closing ﬁrmer It 7 2255c cash, 7.22,!.-(67.25cFeb- wary, 7.32);@7.35 March. lee 7.206740 Feb- rua . lholtlyldcrl 4c; is. r. 5xc;e. c. bxc. Whisky $1 05. Raw Onunm. January 11.--Flour QEIGC and ‘steady; superﬁne $1 503 X! 9; 313 595 «$6675. Corn steady and dull and nominal; ordinary $13 50; prime $16 no. choice $170017 50. $11 50,. 8@S}.{c; kegs 8}g@S%c. shoulders loose 4%c;_ packed 4%c; clear rib ‘ 3:3: 6i}gO_;oB:{5e6;1r(%;1{lEl'. and steady; Shollldelth ac’ , 1. . ._ 900100; unczinvased o'@9}.{c. 7 _ lied Louisiana $1 02; Western $1 07021 10. 2 5 quiet;l_tio cargoes _ordinary to prime 162360190 loiugiar dull a_ll(: Dogilllllélllgi yellow clarified 8@b}5c ~o asses quie an w ii ' 22023240. Rice active and firm; Louisiana 0l'(lll‘ltl1‘ to choice 5006}/c. 1&2”/8; sifigé eizchange % discount; sterling e c ange . . . . (:‘iIlj*l1CINNA'1‘1I,/January 11.—Cotton fair demand; mi ( ing at 0340. meats in good demand; shoulders 40; s. r. 570; s. c. 57.0360; 1. c. 5%c; long and s. o. 53/40; Cumberlands 6c. grrltgen meats easier; shoulders, 3%c; sides 5.10, . c. age. unchanged. Linseed oil ﬁrmer at 590x600. Hogs} —Live steady and in fair demand: packing $3 90594; butchers’ gra_d_es $4. Receipts 5.315 head, shipments 510 head. PHILADELPHIA, perline $4; extras $5; Minnesota do $5 500296 25 ; big grades‘ and patents $6 25028 50. weak; amber $1 41421 43; red $1 37@1 40. Old nominal; new active; yellow old old 620; sail 57c. 39c; mixed Western 36%@37c. ‘Pork-Mess $12 500) 12 75. Lard active and firm; city kettle 73/(@250. _ M steady‘ creameiy 3500380; Western reserve 23@.-: 25c. choice Western 12}g@13_c_. 11240; crude 93/,,(9y,;c. Whisky dull and weak a , 5d@11_s;. 3d; California average 12s 7d(a)12s 11d ' Californi-a Club-12s 10d@13s 2d. 3d®28 6d;corn, old. 29s 6dia)29s 9d. Cheese, 64s L_ondon, 393 6d. Receipts of wheat at Liverpooléz. for the past l.hi‘*ee'days' were 2,600 quarters, 0 which 17,000 quarters are American. lower; No. 1 white Michigaii held at $1 27; ambc . Michigan spot and Janun.ry$l 26;.No. 2 red spot? and January 0ﬂ‘el'ecl at $1 21%. Corn dull, weak and lower; new high mixed 430; No. 2 spot 480;; do new spot, January and Feb: nary 43c; new re-1: jected 39%c; damaged 410, new 350. No. 2 held 29910, 2-8}§.c bid. moth $4 85; prune $4 65024 67%. I-logs, ‘$4 35. dl-lug 10%c. Flour dull; extra $4 00004 50; f:i'iili ily $4 75005 00; A No. 1, $5 5(l@5 75; fancy $65367 Wheat; dull and uncliaiigcd. 45c; mixed 42c. dull at 650. at $11 75. Lard steady; choice leaf, tierces, 8‘/,c; . do kegs 9c. _ clear rib 53/,0; clear 6c—sales ten days in salt. Bacon steady; clear rib 6.850. 11c. I and ilncliaugcd. closed sti-ong; No. $1 11%; No. 2 Corn quiet and weak; No. 2 410. 2, 240. or; No. 2 spring 630 spot; 63%c February. Pro- visions weak. Pork—incss $10 75. qteam 7210; kettle 7%c. at $4034 37%. ullclianged. No. 2 Western winter, $1 36%; February $1 38%. dull, weak and lower; closed ﬁrm and higlier‘ Western mixed. spot and January 56,’-go; lfcbi-ii-._‘i4« ary 57210; March 57%@58c; Western ‘steame 51%c. Cats quiet and easier; Western white 3600370; Western mixed 34003.50. firmer at 6300650. Pi-ovisions—-Round nominal; order trade dull and“ easier; pork, $12 75; bulk meats-pzlcked shoul ~ ders 5}./,fa>5}«,'c, clear rib sides 6%; bacon——shoul der-s 6%.-., clear rib sides ’7}5c; hams, Lard-—-Reﬁned, 8%c. Butter «lull and unchanged Petroleum dull and nominal; reﬁned 1l%fc7:;_l2c Coffee $1 08%. 11,000 bu; nieuts—Wheat, 1,000 ‘on; corn, 9000 bu. unchanged. red spot. 360 January. Provisions dull and nominal. Bulk shoulders 3/;-,’ 40, clear rib 5}g@5%c. age. at $3 80003 85. and quiet; No. 3 $1 00; No. 4 910; Corn quiet; No. 2 293.40; rejected 23%c. dull; No.215c. Rye. quiet at 400. at all United States ports during the week 137,000 bales; total receipts at all United States ports to date 2,646,000 bales; exports from all United States ports during the week 132,000 bales; t;Ol:ll‘¥ 333,000 bales; stock at all United States ports 890, 000 bales; stock at all interior towns 146,000 bales ., stock at Liverpool 385,000 bales. -sales 10,100 bales; ordinary 8}5c; good om nary 9340; low middling 10%c; middling ]0%c;“ good middling 11}','c; mlclilling fair 120; not re-' ceipts 5,132 bales; gross receipts 6.073 bales; ex-. ports to Great Britain 6,131 bales; coastwise 2. 49.549 bales; sales 56,300 bales; 21:0.-‘s rcccipas 50.- 155 bales; exports to Great Briliiiil 31,361 bales; continent 20,035 bales; coastwise 10,604 halos. 13,815 bales. Bulk meats, dull and a shade lower; - high in fair Pork dull; held, new $12; 01¢} Lard quiet and steady; ‘rc1'ined—tierce Bulk meats dull; quoted. 6o Hams dull; sugar cure Whiskv quiet; recti Coffe common 1500200; fai Bi-an quiet at 850. Gold 102%ra Flour dull and lower; family. 53/4@ Bacon quiet and unchanged :. Hams 5.25(d)6.00c for 20 to 16 lbs aver. Whisky steady at $1 03. Butter steady and January“ 11.——Flour dull; su W he-at dull and. 62c; mixed? Oats ﬁrm; white Western 37.6323 Rye dull at 70c. ‘ Beef hauls $160017.“ Butter +‘ggs--Western 2000210. Cheese steady Petroleum——Retin Corn, new, 28 TOLEDO, January 11.--Wheat dull, weak an Oats dull ;; Clove-r seeii—-Mam... LOUISVILLE, January 11.--Cotton steady; mg)‘;-1-.‘;i Corn dull; Oats dull and unchanged. I-Iay dull at $9«’a)l2. Pork steady w hite Rye Bulk meats steady; shoulders 4c; 1«Iams—-S. c. -1000 Whisky steady at $1 03. Tobacco quiet MiLWAUKii:E, January 11.——Flo’ur dull. Wheat ' 1 spring hard $1 12, cash» V spring $1 08)’; No. 3 spring $1 04. ' Oats dull; No. Rye weaker; No. 1 55}~gc. Barley weak- LEll'd—Pl'llll6 _ Hogs— Dressed 1i'i'egular-“ll ‘.3 BAL'I‘IMO.RE, MD. , January 11.-—Flour dull and Whcat—-Western quiet and steady red, spot and Jaiiuary Corn—-—Wesi.ei'li opened Rye nominal] Hay dull and linchuiigcdw 12713130 dull and unchanged. Whisky dull a “ .Receipts—-Flour, 2,500 brls; whcat,._:: coin. 11,000 bu; oats, 1.300 bu. Ship INDIANAPOLIS, January 11.-Flour quiet an Wheat quiet and uncllangcd; No. ,. $1 16021 19. Corn steady; new mixed 370” Rye and oatsliilchanlrell 4 W Hams 8350 for 14-103 aver Lard 7.3061173/ac. Hogs—Live dull and lows KANSAS CITY, MO. , January 11.—Wheat lower’ rejected 70c. Oats Cotton. NEW YORK. January 11.—-Cotton--Net receipts exports from all United States ports to date 1 NEW ORLEANS. January 11.——Cotton steady balcs;stock 337,277 bales; week's net receipts MEMPHIS. Jzuiuarv l1.——Cotton firmer; middling 10%c; sales 1.900 bales; receipts 1,435 bales; ship- ments 1.414 bales; stock 16.780 bales; week's sales 16,850 bales; receipts 7,033 bales; shipments Sight exchange % discount. ‘ GALVESTON, Janiiary l1.——Cottoil strong; mid- dling 10;‘4c; net stock 104 957 bales; weekly not receipts 10.972 bales; gross receipts 11,001 bales; sales 8,941; exports to Great Britain 1,220; coast- wise 3,603. MOBILE, January Il.—Cotton irregular and ’ easy, middling 10 9 160; stock 63.126 bales; weekly net receipts 13.236 bales; sales 17,500 bales; ex- ports to Great Britain 3,780 bales; France 5,771; continent 1.656; coastwisc 5,488. , CHARLESTON, Jt—lnll3l‘y 11.—Cotton quiet: mid- dling llc; stock 80,488 bales; weekly net receipts 91,114 bales; sales 11,500 bales; Britain 6,039 bales; Franco 3 000 bales; continent’. >- 3,170 bales; coastwise 2.543 bales. SAVANNAH. sales 8,800 bales; exports to Great Britain 5,377 bales; coastwise 6,978 bales. Dry Goods. 4 NEW YORK, January 11,-Business continues I; quiet in nearly all departments, cotton goods 1 movingslowly, but brown and colored cottons _. steadily held by agents. Fancy prints dull. but 1 shirtiilgs in fairdcmand. Woolen g‘-.l()l‘1S quiet. j Cotton hosiery in better demand. Foreign goods *: quiet. . Petroleum. PITTSBURG, PA.. .JlIilllill'y 11.-—Pctro1eum-- Crude uusettl_ed;$l 55 at Parker's for immediate shipment; refined dull at lligc Philadelphia dc- livery. . AN’I‘WEI’.P, January 11.-—Petrolcum 29}4f. Turpentiiie. _ WILMINGTON, January 11.-Spirits of turpentin steady at 29}~§c. I The Suicide at a. Montreal Hotel. The Montreal Witness of the 3d inst. has the following in reference to the suicide of a -- man, supposed to be from New York, at a hotel in Montreal: “Last Wednesday a man arrived at the American House and entered his name on the register there as ‘J. M. Scott, New York.’ Tlielnan had no luggage and little money. He volunteered no information concerning himself, and did not often return to thehotel at night, and seldom was present ' at meals. This conduct, however, attracted no particular attention. On New Year’s morning, however, he was discovered in his room, the blood dropping from a bullet wound in his head upon the bed-clothes. Dr. Trenholme was summoned, but human aid sent to the Coroner, who was out of the city and knew nothing of the affair until the evening, when he returned and held an inquest in a quiet way, without notifying the police. The jury’s inquiries resulted in the following ver- dict: ‘Suicide while laboring under tempo- rary insanity.’ The book-keeper at the American House stated that he had had but about ten minutes’ conversation with the de- ceased during the tiilie the latter was at the hotel. The man remarked that ‘he had come on to have some fun. and would attend to business afterward,’ and the book-keeper is inclined to believe that the nlan came here to have a ‘spree.’ He had some American money, but not much, with him, and he got a $10 bill of United States issue changed. The man drank freely during his stay here. and it is probable that he was under the inﬂuence of- liquor when he put an end to his life. Mr. W hitiiey’s room was some distance from that of the deceased, and this-. accounts for his not having heard the report of the pistol distinctly. Two other boarders, whose r-ooin .w9,s directly opposite that of the suicide, discovered to be dead he was lying in bed, holding a single-barreled pistol close to the left side of his head, into which the bullet had penetrated, between the upper part of the ear and the eye. By his side was a. box. of cﬁridges. When Dr. Trenholme arrived Hi I‘? he had already been dead three ho_urs._ also appears that the deceased, who is said_to have been I. horse-dealer. was presented with his bill New Year’s eve, and that he then said that he would pay it next day- before his death he The... dc. 1 Il.'V1I&G0.!0. V ﬁhl:l1nK.15collIm0n3.K.!I8I'ﬂ1l£l-..u. W to on V-HId%'. Qﬁg ‘QC!’ 8 :3 § 51 37?? $§ouu?§ Eel 8on3 " yellow 55¢; white mass: tulle. 56¢. Oats needy and in hit appeared down-he l and iomniom exports to Great ".1- GA., January 11.-—-Cotton steady; Jfl middling 10’/.0; stock 91,187 bales; weekly net receipts 13.660 bales; gross receipts 14.561 bales; could serve the suicide nothing. Word then was heard no noise whatever. When the man was C: I ....-———— . 3 THE a;‘;‘;'fTeg.m'l1*To.’ He then said ‘Get Ill)‘ Iwant s 8 1 e-string.’ I thouirht l ' ’ ' of mm, M them was a an _ not ling strange ; . ' hood, so IE0‘ up. a nee in the neighbor- ‘; investigations and Observations of Dr. 3,3; °§a,§g5°!et1»osal3ni38353:3?°'w'§i7.'°JK.£".?‘.§ . Packard. As ' °“°“ “*3 6°01‘ quick: we're cold.’ 3 . ne‘gl:5ll)1(§>lt;l0:(;3(l11 to be some of the boys in the _ . htl would open the d - . » on then stiikealigliutg A3,; 0°” _ . _ f - i_e door opened two _, ~ , /(‘he Itavages Committed in the-Western §g.nh.?,.'{'n§§“,§’,§’,f,§‘_ ,’§ﬁ,';1';“,nW;lh pistols messed j 3- States. Deﬁnite Information Obtained Concern. ing the Poets. -—-—-—————-...--..-————.——g speeial Correspondence of the Giobo-Democrat. WASHINGTON. D. C., January 6.—Prof. Hay. don. U. S. Geologist, has just received some notes from Dr. A. S. Packard, Jr., of Salem, Mass-., relating to his investigations and observa- tions through the regions which have of late years been devastated by grasshoppers and other insects injurious to vegetation,amj which have 5° 591101181)’ damaged the crops of the country -that grave apprehensions have been manifested in reference to the future success of the gardener and agriculturist. Dr, Packai-d’s observations extend over a vast tei'ritory,_froi_n the Atlantic to j the laciilc Oceans, and the regions which have ,;.,; bccnf 1]'l)I'ey6d uipoii interniedistcly have been care u 3' studio . On the 24_tli of May he started, for St. Louis to attend a meeting of the (.-ommissioners, and May 29 st,arted.foi- Denver, Col.. speuqmg a, few days in that State. It was_asccrtain.ed that there was. $.‘l‘.?.¥i‘3§t‘lZ§{.’i.:‘é’i?§‘$‘l.‘l.‘€.:il‘é’.i“f.‘f.“l“.3.‘ .31‘: ’°““"" . . _ spring, 5 - f *1 ll - _ 1-333‘?-mixia“-6&1e‘§‘?”°.§’.°:i‘2f“..‘:i..3.i”l.“.”.: thﬁilr wheat unusually early this spring, _they _did :V2’a:flle8ln’t'§10lCelIipec-all!“non damage fwm mvad“-‘E. themes t_A llilld’ Vabpearabouttlie1ast_of July or Lb (mg u1gu:t.hAs an exanipleof the dilfcrent me! 30 tn _y.W us he numbers of insects are kept vvitiln. ,.eii noinia im1i,g,_maz be¢1|f,Qq‘t,h‘e‘.eYen‘8 which a_ff‘ectcd the locusts in Colorado during the ~ P383 S-D11-ng1.1_La,st autumn, about Den_vgp-and l;«iccle5_’._ I311 10'-D8 of eggs were laid, and the lo- OIISI.-I‘l.(’,1(‘1bn,Ia.'lElle.IS expected to beoverrun with them 1-£118 8l}lI_lng, outa lieavy percentage of the e-as $“.°‘ii-..2Ei.-Pt” sea: is w'M1" ii ther in .).“e“’ d~(’St’.mye.d by magg9t8' _ mites ‘t__I1,d0 1 _’ ‘use-ots. . Aftei tliis, heavy riiins, snug, ant scideiae cold during the last week of April dos; royéi ,,rea‘t nuinbers of; the young, so ‘ thag, 311 .1118 3;XL6pl.;LtiynS, the crops have been un ar - ‘ IT WOULD THUS A.PPEA.It that the same caiiseb: have operated, in Colorado _ this spring as In Ixansas. Bile locusts sick-eiiing and dying in consequence of e.;xt.i'—emely unfavor- able weather. ’1hus cold,_ rain and insect para- sites are the factors in keeping the numbers of in- Beogg witlii-Ii bounds. ’1his has been o.bsei'ved to be the case with other destructive insects in the Eastern States. Locusts in dense swarms were observed May 28 and 29. ﬁling from the south. at Jmesuuitg, in the noitheast cornel‘ of Colorado. This is the first time that }‘VU1g,(_3l.1,.100l1St8_ have ever been seen in Colorado ﬂying from the south, or at 5o’eai-1y a date. 'lne_v do not become winged in ~~Co,1orttdO before the 10th or 15th of June, and it seems most probable that these -swarms come from Texas. June 6 and 7 he passed over the Union Paciﬁc Railroad, tliroligli Wyolnlng, without seeing or hearing of anv locusts. but at S.a1t‘Laks,'-and especially at Ogden and Fariningtou, found them to .pje numerous and tllrcatening. Joiiriieying througli Cache Valley to Fraiililin‘, Idalio, young’ "and flying locusts were observed in great 'ab.un_d'- aa,nc_e,aii'd in some places they were doing serious « damage. A number of persons were called upon, and the application of more efficient i'eii.icdi’es suggested than were then in use by the Mormon settlers.‘ , _ mom Franklin north_wai-d to Pleasant Valley, near the Rocky Mountain divid'e.youn'g. or winged locusts occurred all the way along the stage road. In passing through Montana from Virgiii‘l:i City, via, ;[;,oz,_e/iiiaii and I-lelena, to Fort Benton, no - jo(3ug;s_,were seen, but much interesting informa- . timwas collected regarding the liistoi'y’oI"_~.«pa‘st .jny~a_sions, and regarding the hatching of local swarms in the Bitter Boot and Yellowstone Val- leys.’ ‘At Fort Benton considerable Viiifoiniation wasrecelved about the past history of locust in- vasions in the vicinity of that settlement, and n"10st‘satisi‘actory data obtained reg-arding the EX’I‘EN’I‘ OF THE BREEDING-GROUNDS of the locust in British America, and it was found that swarms of destructive locusts ranged as far. northas latitude 53° , in ‘Battle Rive:-Valley and near Fort Edmonton , in the Nertll*Saska‘tchawan'.» “June 24 Dr. Packard-’1efI; ‘Fort Benton in ‘a is-. steamer, and, arriving atlsisniarck,-Dakota,June 27-, returned home by way of, the N o_rt_hern Paciﬁc i Railroad. Return ﬂights of locusts were then passing over portions of Dakota from Minnesota: and Iowa, the progeny of ‘those-tlia;t had nii:£gi'ated from the Western '1‘erritories and British America the 'pl‘£C‘6(1lllg year. . . ~-As the result of this journey the Commission - were able to announce that there. were no un- ﬂcdged locusisin a very ‘extensive region of the Northwest,comprising large portions of Montana, Dakota, and also British America for about 250 miles north of the Upper Missoiii'i‘River, ‘a region- bounded oii the north by the North Branch of the Saskatchewan. As this region, together with the Yellowstone Valley, is usually tliegreat breed- iiig-grouiid of the Rocky Mountain locust, -the Coniniission felt authorized, from the state of things=t.hei'e and in Colorado, to predict that there would be no invasion of the border States from Texas to Minnesota in the summer and autumn, which would necessarily insure an immunity from , the attacks of young locusts, at least, in 1878. l_, It was also ascertained that in the tracts of country in Colorado, Utah and Idaho where eggs were laid the year previous, and untied-ged io- custs were observed in greater or less numbers, that the cold, lieevy rains of April and May, to- getherwitli the parasites, had, as in the Missis- sippi States, so l’ll‘ct|.Cl'l£1lly reduced their numbers . as to render them powerless to do material harm, G exceptin Cache and Malade Valleys. Utah, ‘while it serious local dziinage was done by them in Bitter Root Valley. Montana. . r - ‘Besides this, much information regarding the physical geography of the country traveled over was obtained, bearing especially on the nature of ~ the migrzition and brceding_grounds of - ‘ ‘ THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN LOCUST, which seemed to be conﬁned rather to the fertile river bottoms and wai'm,dry hillsides overlooking them, than to the elevated. arid, cooler table ,5, lands, where farms can never be maintained. °‘ August 6, Dr. Packard lel't_Saleni._, Mass., for a second trip to the W_esterii 'I_‘errit_ories, attending :1 meeting of the Comiiiissi-on in Chicago, and; reselling S:iltLake August 12. Tlieiicelie went through Nevada, obtaining new facts about fresh iiivzisions of locusts from Idaho, stopping at Reno; and thence, by way of Lake Tahoe, where’ the species of locust destructive ii-i California was observed, he went to Portland, Or., tracing in the Shasta Valley and about Portland the small form allied to the Rocky Mountain locust. Going up the Columbia River to the Dallas and to Wallulii, inioriiiation was obtained regarding the western limits of the Rocky, Mountain locust and recent invasions in Eastern Oregon and Wash- ington '1‘erril;ories of this locust. V ~ ~ lltcturniug to Saii Francisco by way of Victoria, Vancouver’s Island-,_ where _collections were made of locusts allied closely to the Rocky Mountain species, coiisidcraole information was received at Mei-ced, Stockton, and places along" the road to the Yoseiiiitc Valley, regarding the ravages of the C'(1.lOpl§8’l2altS Atlaiiis, the destructive grasshopper of Califoi-iiia, _and, from observa- tions made in the lllOl1lll'.all1S,'aS well as on Mt. Shasta, at the northern extremity of the Sierra . Ncvada,it vvas deiliiitcly ascertained that swarms : of the ltoclgv ldcuntaiii locust have probably { never ﬂown over that range from tlie.plains east. and that the diiin-ages done locally on the Paciﬁc » coast have been most probaibly coniniittcd by < Caloptenus fcmzurrub:'iun and (J. Atlcm-is, con- jointly or scpai'atel_v, both of these species con- jointly causin_:: similar losses in the Atlantic %_l.1tl.CS. Dr. Packard returned to Salem on Octo- er 4. '-"-i"‘*'!"*=.-‘."‘3‘.1-"::"- *"’ ‘T:-.;., - .--.'~ 1- -'.- , _ - .; - . : -.e ,. : ._,-. L-.—.-=.“-::~ THE RESULTS OF THIS JOURNEY may be summed up as follows: Deliiiite informa- tion was Oblallled concerning the invasion of Northern Nevada and Eastern Oregon and Wash- T ingtoii Territory by swarms of the genuine Rocky Mountain locust, and all of the swarms were traced with a good degree of accuracy to the Snake River Valley, in the vicinity of Boise City and now-tliwaru and soutlieastwardiy. The west- ern limits of the Rocky Mountain locust were deﬁ- nitely asccrtaiiied to be, near the meridian of 120° , 8Xi.CllCi'l‘.lg along the limits of this line from ‘ latitude 58 to 37° . It is most probable that while this locust i:i:i_y occasionally, in Washingion Ter- ritory and Orcg.von, ﬂy to the eastern ﬂank of the Cascade ltange, andin California as far as the Eiistern flank of the Sierra. Nevada, ewariiis never pass over lliose mountains . Bentonville Brevities. Special Correspondence of the Globe-Democrat. BIJNTONVILLE, ARK., January 10.--Benton ' County has no debt, and money is accumulating in the fl‘reasury. The total taxation for all pur- poses is but 1 1-10 per cent. Gen .G. A. Meyer, who is now in St. Louis, ex- pects to have the engineers at work on the pro- jected railroad from Peirce City to Bentoiiville "within four weeks. This will open up to St. Louis one of the most fertile and productive re- gions in all the Southwest. There are now 2,000,- 000 pounds of fine yellow-leaf tobacco in this county alone, awaiting buyers and, shipment. Our apple crop will this year furnish 1,000,000 bushels for shipment, and of live stock and.grz-iii} we have a proportionate surplus. :- The _projccteu road will control the trade of six or eight other fine counties. - — This is usuallya model region in morals and manners. There has not been an iufray in Ben__- tonville since the war; a robbery has been a thing unknown, and even a plain drunk is a rarer sight on the streetsthan the murder of a policeman in St. Louis oi-Chicago". The Jail has been empty -for months and the Constables have grown fat and lazy. Just as the citizens were getting ready ,_ to brag of their unrivaled good behavior two rob- *beries, iii quick succession, have startled them - out of their Pharisaic dreams. A few nights Igo, Jamison’s store at Dickson. in this county, was robbed of about $1,300. The statement of XI. Noble. Jamison’s partner, is as follows: All ACCOUNT OF THE OUTRAGE. . “I was in bed in the store, where I generally : diet is accordingly i'eiii‘ie'rcd and the defendaiitsis mulcted in damages owing to the tejn-der sympa-‘ 3 tliiesof a jury of susceptible men, --whei'eas, in I truth and in fact, the defendaiit should not-have 5 effect a compulsory donation to thecause of mis- . fortune tl'lld‘a1IllOElOll ’wh.ich the sympathetic jury I haveassessed on the unfortunate defendant. i each of the twelve had been c-allied upon -to put } are you willing to give to the uiifor-tuiiatc plain- . tiff ; “A's for me, it is impossible toeiilist, butlam : willing to sacriﬁce all my wife’s relations to the ; noble cause.” In a recent case of a youngman ' who voliiiitarily thrust his hand under a brick- ; molding machine, ‘alld-Wits injured, the defend- ; ant, a corporation, was assessed $2,000 dam-ages’, .,with..out any fault on their part disclosed by the -‘evidence. ' ‘ 1 V“ ‘ '5‘ ' question of injury, either to person or property, ~jiiivolves a question of negligence. : the defendant is ﬁxed, and Wliarten, a learned ;lawycr, has written a ' single subject. . low voice that if I o .t’..?."°§’..l.".". "‘.‘.’.‘.1l“..§i.’§’ :::*;‘°..”‘:.:: :'::..*:“.E:: t - ' - , d‘:"‘:}I‘:*‘()i)‘;10‘:l;‘u,duIte low. .‘1hey then pushed me k, _ 81!. and while doing so took my 1,i,‘,’l‘(’!y°t‘h3":0c1§.i<l3ontaiulng about §80,fi°om in pants. Y cum“ , :1 led forsrope, which one oft em not hang “mad inc stretched over the counter to quick] H 5d 011. when they very coolly, but Such aY.m 6 my hands and feet to_the chair in men cw1s*‘l‘_‘"31‘ 38 loiinake it lmp088lbl6tQ«.|n(_)V6; mu vme U18‘ 0 wlute cotton haiidkci'ohief'in a em‘; to impressed it in my mouth and tied the went é:e_iiiii back of my head. This done, they broke Bitlalglt acioss the store toalarge trunk, toned ?P°n- and Wok 0113 $1,200, which was side dill) n a paper; then turned the trunk up- draw ouén hen the counter. cleaned out the ‘W 351‘ (int ree_ or four dollars in change. took telﬁnr - rec pistols from the shell, and, after tms ‘gauge twice over that the less I said about the H h etter it would be for me, they put out the In ‘_‘’3-'“ 01.13 and locked the door, taking on i 83 with them. While pushing me on the £052.’,-,1“! watch fell out and was mangled under Nob! THE VICTIM RELEASED. h _ c remained as the robbers left him several n;’“;)3- 3,110 in the Incluitiijnc his sufferings from 9 inﬁllng and gagglngwere terrible, as his ap- gferante after-ward evinced. His wrists are coﬂgk and blue. where they were bound with the Sh‘ ‘3-u‘)Vh11§, his mouth and the back of his neck wlfivh P 9 0-035 01} the knotted haiidkercliief, 0 We dtawn so tight that it could only be 3°” °ﬂ by 3955108 It in two with a knife. It was afgflgzgabyllght when he snot?-eeded_ in attracting to J,_m1i‘_1 ‘°,’f ()1 3.01113 Persons passing, who went the Re b0ﬂ_isl1gSld6l10e, waked him, and, with lievedlmll 1_01 '0‘ had. opened the doo_r, and re- were are lmpllsoned Noble. He thuikgi there the W “:3 me“ "1 Fh°_$t01‘6. and one outside‘ on on _ mate 1. Those inside had white cloth masks orfhiae one at the door, he thinks, had nothing we 510.8. When they bound Noble to the chair b-my héllew la knit sack over his head, ind eof th°°-P(1_ 53% t.,l,11_'0l18h it enoughrto 1 A.s§m_t. d}?-11 11619-’l1t and size, but nothing more. -- ~ . 1553.336 fl‘O[[1, the store‘ ﬁye ho;-335 ap. Retired to have been held by one man for some :1i‘,1,‘(‘;'1‘?$“i{1 “"e11_1‘t1l3ldl_v ridden away on the Pine- pO&eC)a%.ss Mi. Hague heard them (as is sup- S0-me ‘W;-7’f 1113 house, al-ittle oiitwof town, and dam, m°d“}1 Q8 1.111,-.l«11_er on they passed Mr. Saun- . his “.,;n-dj)..d$fll1_ey passed threiv _a stone tni-ougli surmise u:iqbs:1to‘¥iltl€:Facl:tui1:p?S'q 1}‘ Ian-nongasy to Willie theytook some o'tli:£i}1’<l:z?ilii=ns1isl1. t at qljrechgon Five or six IIl6l1.1SIB§ﬁ't§g$f;Up1El:Suill, but; 30 1,“. no §13‘;3‘l"]’Jg‘3'1i‘eb1tl1€% :'10bbe-1's has been obtained. There M, __ ' 3 OHM U161» they were from over the K138013111 border. Last night the store of J. C. “"“l- M W118 Place, was entered a,n_u 1~obp.ea gt a 801d; Watch and a small amount of money’. THE JURY LAW, Toxthe Editor of the GS-lobe-Democrat: SI‘. LOUIS, Janu£1l_'Y 7.. 1878 .--In a sensible arti- °1_° 1“_ ‘P9 31111€1=l.‘7’B Issue. of your valuable and en- "*““I~7’1'_1~‘31_n8 l_3f1P3I'. 011 the above -subject, you say: A limitation of the jury law is urgently called for. and. 1_f the bar is disposed to take, up a prac. “Gal question of law reform, it can not do better than 1'40 ,d.<?-Vise a substitute for the antiquc_super- §l1l.5.l?n- ‘ ‘A substitute, for the antique super-51,1. ‘ J , - . .’ . . ‘.1011 -8 Sui,_1ei,s_tlti_on,a,n__d an institution dear to the hearts of all peoples, who inherit the graiidold Anglo-Saxon blood,-—-an i,iistitut'iOn that stood as all fnlllreltnable bulwark for 'hundreds of years against the encroacliments of the tyrants of the - Plantagenet, Tudor and Stuart dvnastles on the“ psi-sonal liberty of the subiect, ‘ while that same sturdy and indomitable Saxon race were successfully ﬁghting; the battles of human libei-ty--cani‘_iot ‘well be found. There can be nothing put in the place of ,:;ne present apostolic t_wel_ve men, good and true, taken fresh from the body of the people, when one of their numl_)cr,- in any calling or professioii of life, IS to be tried on a charge involving his life, his personal liberty, or even his character or reputation. ﬁe believe that this is the grou‘nd,o~n _.Wh1B.l_l the‘ resp,ondcr_lt -in the pi-.os'eeu-i,jouf new gpending to remove him from the practice "of his profession--the law—for -miscendnct--a-- charge involving his 1'e]3l1lJ€3l.l3i0'lli—-b£tS~eS his demand for a. jury, albeit of unusually intellizent men. When such stakes areat issue, ' a jury "of twelve un- ,c‘liallenjg?e‘d and 'un'ciiallengable‘ rcsidua-ry'“nien shouldbe taken, "with minds free from every- trace of bias or prejudginennsuc-h as ”inig.ht be . enge'nd'ercd in tlie- mind of the -judicisai-y:»frem- routine “$11118 aequ"'ired.¥ V : . - . . . - But I do tliink that you have struck the key-note of a rcfnim much ‘needed when yousay that.s.o~mc . amendment or change should be made in tlie—pres- ‘ent method of trial by jiiry, especially in‘ civil , cases. As an il1iistration,'take a claim which In-. ~ eludes in its list a large nu.ni-ber‘o-f- the caeesgand j that, too, iiivolvinglaige amounts, which exten- : sively occupy the do-ckets and the attention of judges and jurors. ‘I refer to- damage suits. 2 f The method in which juries, as new constituted, g decide issues often works vast liarm and injiiryfzto individuals ;and co‘rporations who -are so un.for'-’ 3. innate as to be rich , and to be the employers-of -I careless or inattentive workmen, such as oiie hav- , ing an arm or leg injured, or receives some other 5 bodily injury. while in their c.mployine’il_l'}. 7 A law- : yer is consulted, who foi-thwitli brings a suit for ,éd-amagesvfor personal -inj'ur-ics, laying the sum 3 claimed at amounts. ranging from $5,000. up- ; wards; - a.. jury is iinpaneled, they ‘hear 5 the evidence; they see that the man is 'i.ujurcd- they have the ocular .denionsti'ation.of that; there - is the crippled limb; he is the head of .a family,- and has wife and children dependent upon ‘him-; . their sympathies are aroused,“ and,‘ disregard- : mg the circumstances exculpating the defend- 7 ant, -they say,’ “Well, poor fellow, let us give , him a couple of thousand dollars,’-~’ and their ver- b‘ecn'compelled» bylaw tojpay one cent. It is in If his hand in his own pocket and say how much he would reply, like Artemus ‘ Ward, This careless method of adjudicating cases re- Now, the reform I suggest is as follows: Every _ T‘lll§ is the grand criterion, by ineaiis of which the liability of , ponderous book on that I would recoinmeiid that seine similar rule to that used in_ rules, usage and practice ‘ in Courts of Equity, when either party wishes to‘ try the facts in dispute by a jury, be_adopited., with’ the necessary niodiﬁeatioiis. He Is required to put the issues to be tried in the form of_interrog:i- tories, to be aiiswered by_ the verdict of the jury, together _with a brief _abstract of the matter of fact in issue, all subiiiittcd to the Judge at least two days before the trial. W-hen such a . .. allel since SPECIE PAYMENTS. How History Repeats Itself. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: 3T- I-mm. January 7. 1878.—-Previous to the 25"‘ 01 l'0bruary_, 1797. tlioliank of England con- verted her notes into gold coin on demand at the "W 01 778. 10346 per 02. On the above date the had £8,et0.250 of notes in circulation with 0111)’ £1.279.000 in gold to redeem lt, whilst the demand for gold continued daily to increase. A committee of the Pi-ivy Council was appointed to investigate the affairs of the bank. who reported W“ N10 88!!-its of the bank amounted to £17,507,- 298 8t0.l‘lll)g,WhllS§ the whole of the demands upon the bank amounted to only £l3,770,390. leaving a clear balance in favor of tlie'bank of £3,826,908. Upon this report the Privy Council lustaiitly ls- sued an order auspeiiding specie payinents until the sense ‘of Parliament was obtained. This is the first time in the history of the Bank of hnglund that its connection with the Goveriinicnt openly develops itself. It was on a Sunday evening that the above or- der was transmitted to the bank. On the follow- 108 Monday, 27th February, 1797, a notice was published by the Directors, assuring‘ the public ‘that the general concerns of the ban were in the most ailluent-and flourishing’ 'conditioii,and that they meant to continue their ii-.ual discount for the aecoinniodation of the commercial interest, paving the amount in bank notes. _ Ihe consternation of the public at this notifica- tion was extreme, but on the same daya meeting was held at the Mansion House. at which the Lord Mllyor (Watson) presided. and it was readi- ly declared that they would receive bank notes in pilviiient of any sum of money to be paid to them. U113 d9<'-‘-1iM‘8_uon received over three thousand signatures, including the Lord Mayor’s. d 0.“ ‘he 881116 tie? it message from the King was elivei-ed to both Houses of Parliament, “that pp unusual demand ofsbecie having been made tl0m1dlﬂ'OI‘8nt parts of the country on the me- 1'_<:lP0 18. it had cen found necessary to make an g!b}3!‘ 01 90011011 $9 the dii‘ecto_rs of the bank pro- l.{ _“'*’“B' 2")’ 0.33.1.1 in payment till the sense of Par- llbqglflglngoafd be yaken on the subj_ect.” On the n_ °d 31011» 1197. the suspension was con- niénulz and continued in both Houses of Parlia- Alld U133 3 Byﬁtem of paper money, without ‘’‘m‘'‘°“‘53 50 WY standard, either of value or 3 Cllmllmy. was established, theduration and pro- grgss of which lasted up to the year 1823. Balrillés ?l‘]l§ll£".B the history of tlie_suBneiisi.on of-_i.h.e a d 1.0 1 “$13331 down to an important period, _ 11. . .1k6_0_ur own c_ouut_ry, develops some of the 11.115‘-"‘_|~.‘3.T.1‘t11t1£:s,of legislation. While paper is le- Sally made the circulating medium, the standard fgllélf 0._f sold oonunues at 77.; 10}4d per Ol1l'lCe.,aIld may toids End other creditors wereautlioi-izcd_bv me ‘If; ma edcmaiids for payment in gold, whilst clud*ed0Z3la1<»fIB. and others not mentioned, pre- bmer -dggtf rriiflrli b_ein liacl either to pa?’ rents or tem ‘en t S. e inner ions workings o this_sys- we 1‘ 1 0 its natuial result: All the gold coin of S ea In sradimlly disappeared, and on the 13:11 . -cpteinbei, 1810, it took L5 113 in Bank of En- gland notes to purch_u.se one ounce of gold, Wn1_‘f.h». 13 U16 oorn_mencement' of the sus- Peilwjll. was worth only £3 .17 10%. To. stop “113 dlﬁharlty be_tween gold and Bank of England 110t§_s.'0n the 26th July, 1811, an actwas passed {IE1 mg Bank of England l1(_)1'.8S;a legal tender‘ for 4 ‘lebfvs. l7l1U_1lC‘ ‘and private. _ As it may help of our legislators to read this act, I give its t1 83- _ 51. U;$.Q1'3e III, cap. 127. This act was ex- _ .933 .913 3,0 long as the suspension of specie ‘P_“5_"¥_‘e“‘5S cxlﬁbed. The effect was to raise the 3“‘"d"*_'TC1 V5‘.1.l,‘¢. °f17h’e‘B_ﬂnk 0_£‘England notes, so ._ that 79s 6d II)" tl‘8_-ill could purchase the ’ounc"e‘ ;; 2.1 80,191 W,1.119h D1‘eV_10t1slyliad.becn Worth £5 11... 5 b1I11‘ll1l€l11€-91181? with this action gold was coined. £14,877,547. . t"repara.'toi'y to the return to cash payments in ;1_l8‘-lo. u',1Q.b,fl.llk had progressively dll'll1l’l18hed.thB ; Issue of its notes through the 1 years 1821 and 1822 ggnl -“I-22.550 00‘1I1‘Decembe_r',1820’,’to £16,393 00 in _- ,f.<-.<_3€D.308I‘. 1.322. Adepresjsion in-the money value . 0 all the products of industry, without any pair- if H, , Aytlie, conimenceiiient,of_the-war of1793, , 0 0Wt_=<.1 th,1B_<_3.1m1nu_tion of; the circiilating inedi- ; um, so that ‘in the interval -between the 131.11 of ._D_ecembeij and the 27th of February, 59 bank- ; ing establishments, O0mpl.'iSil1,9.' 14.4 partiiers,‘ had been declared baiikriipt, about 20 o_thcrs‘insolv- 91‘: 3._“_‘1 9Y3-¥Y.Su90,¢,ed11lg_week continued to add from 70 to 100 merchants, manufacturers or traders to the bankrupt list, and thou- sands -to t-lie” lists of 1.nSO]V>Bl1Cy,- whilst half a million .f£tl_1ll_ll6S were_ driven to the verge of starvation in the different manufact_urin.g distriots,. in conseqiience of the d_6St1‘llCLl,Oll of conﬁdence and suspension of conmierclal opera"'- tions. To save this general 1'!.1ll1~WhlGl1 threat- long ten_u‘re of office and a certain meclIa.nica‘l , equal gold. sulis from the whole matter being submitted to the jury in gross. case is called for trial, the Judge‘ announces which, and how many, of the issues so submitted shall be tried by a jury, and which party holds’ the ailii.-inative of each issue ‘Or questioii-to be tried. Vide rule xxxii, St. Louis Circuit Court. I would recommend tliat the following or similar intei'roga.l:ories, with reifereiice to issues of fact, be framed by the parties and submitted by the Judge to the jury in sucli cases: . _ _A Interrogatory 1. From all the facts disclosed in the evidence, was the defendant, in respect to the injury complained of in the petition, guilty of negligeiice? _ _ . In_tcrrogatory 2. Was the plaintiff guilty of any negligence directly or proximately contributing to the injury complained of? These are the two leading questions in every such controversy, first to be coolly, dispassionately and intelligent- ly decided, disregarding altogetlier all personal sympathies for the injured man. His injuries may have come entirely by and through his own indiscretion or carelessness, or his own careless- ness may have been so larszely and directly con- tributory tliercto as to ab-solvetlie defendant from blame; or, they may have been the result of mis- chancc or inevitable casualty, and in either event the innocent defendant’ sliould not be held re- sponsible. _ - _ , ' " If it is first determined by the jury as a matter of fact that thedefendant was guilty of n:egligence in causing tlieinjury complained of, and that_‘tlie plain'tiﬁ' was not guilty of any iiegligence (directly contributory tlieicto, then the tliii'd‘inte_ri'egatoi_'y can be proposed to the jury. _' , Interrogatory 3. From all the circumstances of the case considering‘ -the sex, the age, thejoon-s dition in life, and the injuries’ of the plaintiﬁ and the extent tll8l'B0f',WllaE sum of money should be awarded to compensate him for the injuries lained of? ' co.-'1: geforin in the method of submitting such lcauses to juries would, by separate_ and independent answers to_ each of the inter-’ 1-ogauories, involving issues of fact only, ii intelli cut and rational ‘elimina- tiedliii tgf athe real-gquestion at issue-, divested of all opportunities to allow the‘ judgment to be controlled by sympathies for personal misfortune, and would work :a.most salutary result _bOt.l1 to the innocent defendants and to ineritorious plaintiffs; besides ‘educating the"unders_tan‘diug of the ﬁve!-age"jl1r0r in a ‘ clear and. systematic, just and conscientiousmethod of determining disputes between man and man.This would be a step in the right direction and lead to other _necessar.v 1'6- forms in submitting issues to juries in Oth-8130563 than those ca: deIwi0- J*¥3'S.,M.- L°R.m.G’° L M - ' "better than cure. riff)’§.°u§;l?§.°£af°§o’l53f°§.l§"§éin erections: or W3 throat and “lungs as lead-to: o‘onEi'niption,”‘are ' ..I1ecp.. About 1 o’clock I heard some one rapon the debit call, ‘N193: are you aglecnjz? I cured by Dr- 15.11-l1T8,€v:9,l1,S“ lwi pi ’ Cotton manufactures . . . . .$3-58,858,000 Price 25 cents. I sen-ed’ the kin'gdom,the Bank of'England ’incrcased -the fissiue cif'lie_i"‘ bank notes ‘to £25‘;3l0,000”oii ‘the .22_d_ Ja_n_u_ary,'1826, ‘even thoiigli this increased is- sue ‘nearly caused a ‘ second ‘suspension’ of "specie payments, but it saved the co'un‘tr-y from thc“gener'a'l ruin which threatened it. ‘ F1'OlII these brief "historical facts which the lim- ited spaco necessarily allotted to a_new;spapcr arti- cle permits, our friends in Congress might learn a lesson. - ‘ - ' » . . ‘And before they are carried away by the cry of rep-ud,iation,“brea“cli of public faith, etc., raised by the boiidnoluers, re’nieni‘ber there is another. side to the question for them to consider, In the , estiniatioii of all good people the sacredness of a.‘ ,priv_ate obligation isjust as binding as that of it 2’ public one. If the greenback be good enough to 1 equally good to pays public one; consequently §theword,‘:‘ex,cept” and all which follows after this word on the back of the note are a fraud and Ian outrage on thcspoor soldier who fought and ',died for his country, on his widow and orphan 7 children, Who, as pensioners, . money, on every product of industry throughout j the land which was biiilswheii gold was -the stand- —_ ard of value. 1 3 pay a private debt, it‘ should be are paid in this By i'etaining the words ‘ ‘except duties on im- ;ports and the iii’terest: on the public debt,” we .-are gniltyof class legislation. up a nioneyed—aristocracy which public necessity }Wll1' oblige to yield, as did the landed aristoc- ‘We are building rlvcy of England in 1811. r A country whose: com- incrcial interests are so large as this must have ‘a , papercur.rency., and no currency can be better . than" that guaranteed by the whole country;'*-but tlien let it be a legal tender for its face value in ; all transactions, both between man and man and also between the Government and her citizens. . With ‘such a currency, it is not necessary for us jto have a resumption law, as the currency, if rc- 7licv‘ed'cf the above ctepreciatiiig clause, will soon THOMAS 0’Rl£ILLY. Another View. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: 'VVASHING'I‘ON UNIVERSITY, S'r.LOUIs, Janu- iary 11, 1878.-—Tlie interests of our fereifgn coin- ; merce are new attracting public attention. The following exhibit shows the enormous wealth fvvhich the United Kingdoni derives from the ex- f}poi'tai.ion of domestic niaiiiifactiires: ,-Population of Great Britain in l87l......31,800 O00 Population of tli-e United States in 1870. 88,500,000 EXPORTS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 00, 1876. .'-Amount—a ~ COUNTRIES. Great United. , 6 , Britain. States. To Australia and New Zeal- ' an $97,456,000 $2,884,000 To ~ east coast of South ‘ _l .AU10l'lC'.ﬂ....u ..‘...7.-.... To ' west coast of South ‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘ Ainerica.........j'. 35,285,000 8,778,000 To West Iiidies........ .... 39,208,000 32,636,000 To Cliina'and‘Japan...-... 30,300,000 10,266,000 To Central America and ’ 1 Mcxico.... 9,492,000 5,644,000 $279 , 628 , 000 $74 , 838 . 000 EXPORTS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR‘ ENDING JUNE 30, 1876. ' r-----Value.-—--s PRODUCTS. Great United - ~ - Britain . States. $10,251,000 Woolen manufactures. . . . . 133,703,000 889,000 Iron and steel manurac- ' ’ 11,623,000 tures..................... 128,736,000 Linen nianufactures.. . 45,643,009 . . . . . . . Leather nianuiactures. . . . 15,065,000 10,277,000 Machines and agric-ultural - L = « implements. . . . ... . . . . ... 32,136,000 6,708,000 Hardware and cutlery... .. 214,321,000 700,000 8l1glI1eB....u....... Tota1....'................$748,708,000 $41,112,000 Our commercial inferiority becomes still more conspicuous in view of the fact that the exports of. Great Britain- are nearly «all inanufactirres, while the -exports of. the United -States are.cliicﬂv raw materials. England wisely fosters manufac- turing industry, and employs iiereown artisaiis to impart, to low-priced materials the higher values which 31-efcreated by the application of skilled labor. By this course‘-she secures a two-“fold beiieﬁt-—-tlie lucrative employment of her indus- trial classes, and the proﬁt that springs from an exchange of liigh-priced manufactured prod_u,cts for cheap raw materials“ i‘ ‘ - ' There -can be no solid and perinanent prosper- ity inthis country till there '18’ a resumption of specie payment and a restoration of business to_a basis of stable values. . Mercliants can not safely conduct trade amid the ﬂuctua-tions of-an irre- ‘deemable currency. AS'tl161‘e is no-ﬁxed standard of value, business becomes: more specul.a_tion.r When once moretlie niov-ements oflour domestic trade are controlled by ‘adsolflen 1;egu1a_tor. then . ‘ lists can a sin pru ‘ ent yengiigejin manuf- ?£?(1‘.)tll‘Iz:ltl£ iiidusgies. ' Then _the' _U_,nited, States would receive not only the gain arising from the sale of its crude staples, but also the larger wealth that comes from the exportation -of the productsof skilled labor. ‘ 1' ~ ’ ' = ' An unvarying medium of exchange-woiild re- establish credit an'd'_eii“‘c‘ourage busiiiess with an assurance of -proﬁt. ‘Tlieln, instead of their pres- ent silence, our factories would be music-halls of prospering industries. - ' ' Q N The Commissioners sent by England and France to our Gem-,en»nial Exposition reported to-their Government-‘s that the can-se--of an admitted su-. ' periority in-«certai-n branches of America-_n indus- trial ‘art’ was tliefact -that A‘l'llBl‘_lCa'i1B_‘b_l‘01l2lll‘. more in'ven‘tive skill and _a h_igher intelligenceto bear upoxleach-s”tep in the processes of manu- facture. Under the impulse ‘of a restored pros- perlt ',‘the’mEOIl2l.11iGa1’g'el_'ll'lISOI America would devise‘ machinery:-*vvli‘iclilwould prove more tlia-n a" match" “for "the cheap labor of. Europe, and enable our ‘domestic factories suc- ,,'e,,“1g11~y to compete with forei ii workshops. “ it is ‘clearly the l00“°,.Y "M. W)”, ‘.““.’d. Sta§‘.3§. ‘9 a?chie‘ve.ai'iindustrialindependence in‘ all those 3 in We mint. sothatiin 1821. and 1822 it amounted, arlowtlis _ll£;.l°:*,C1',l‘.>f3'<,i1‘ll‘¢&,l_:_l,‘l3Ii,€?-.,lZ -can-be,‘1'eiee§l.;bI_m'8ln+ - 1_'efcrce ﬁled. J puny; appeal granted. j livc_ry. .~ness, value , years in-Penitentiary-. - T was ﬁled by his attorney. = 5'_Kiehl, yesterday morning: 2 humbly prays for your w_ise adjudgnient and ‘sen- . tcnce of my doom to which I am assigned as soon ufactui-ed in this count:-v. In the event of suc- cess, the farmer would have better markets for his produce, and the nianufnctiirer ii l_iH'l§0N39'. mand for his goods. Then the exportation of the surplus products of our {arms and looms would give omplo merit to American Ililpplmh 3"‘-1 quicken to lyre the lethargy of our merchant ma- rine. The vast ognlence of Eneland and France comes from their lll2UluItlcI.U!‘lKlﬂ' industries, and from the commercial exchanges which their manufac- tures enable them to make. There is no good reason why the United States should not, in ad- dition to the growth or its great staples, under- take the manufactures which have enriched lun- glaiid and France with such boundless wealth. The above figures are only a few representative. indications of the riches which En land derives from its liaudicrlift and trade. ‘he agiwegbte value of its maiiufacturcs and commerce amounts- to thousands of millions annually. But few countries need our cereals, while the niarkets 01 the whole world are open to our manufactures. It seems to me that the first step towards the re-estiiblisliinent of public confidence and ‘an cinergeiice from our present iiiiaiicial depression is a resumption of specie payment. The impulse which such monetary action would impart to our agricultural and manufacturiiig industries would ievive business, and stir to prosperous activity the merchant fleets of the United States. Yours truly, S. VVA’1‘ERll0USE. run coultrs. United States Circuit Court--Judges Dillon and Treat. E: Bussey et al. vs. Excelsior Manufacturing Company; amended answer ﬁled. J. M. Glover vs. J. E. Love ct al. ; leave to ﬁle amended bill denied. Singer Manufacturing Company vs._R. C. Sal- yere et al.; motion to rctax costs sustained. _ U. S. vs. H.eni-y Ilardaway ct al. ; plea to Dell" tion ﬁled. _ N. Myers vs. N. C. Hudson; demurrer to bill of review ii-led. , _ _ mAd. T. llardick vs. R. H. Ober; interroitatorleﬁ e . Circuit Court No. 1—Judge Gottschalk. McCarthy vs. City; satisfaction acknowledged. M. A. Wold‘ vs. Isaac B. Gilclerslieve; judg- . meiit for $80 50. 6 F. Loser vs. H. Weber et al,; juugnient for $294 48. _ City vs. St. Louis Gaslight 00.; Receiver or- dered to purchase $250,000 United States 4 per cent bonds. State use Petei-man vs. Thomas; demurrer to anieiided petition filed. Circuit Court No. 3--Ju,d2:_e Boyle. Kitchen vs. Levin; motion for new trial ﬁled. Hamnion vs. Oakcs; same. In niaticr of John P. Camp; exceptions to re- . port of referee ﬁled. Shields vs. Outlcy; default against plaintiff for » w:t_n.toI answer. Circuit Court No. 4.-.-—Judge.Li_nd1ey. éilyman vs. I;I_arold et al.; dismissed by plain- Iflyinan vs. Decker et al.; same. Lei.-enz_ vs. January; motion to dismiss._ C. O. Holestein vs. Cairo and St. Louis Nar- A row-gauze Railroad; judgment for $5,000. Sicvers vs. Danbert; motion for new trial gﬁled. Holestein vs. St. Louis and Cairo Narrow-_i.-range Railroad; same. Oertel vs‘. Hogan; exceptions to report of Lynch vs. Rocslin ; amended. answer ﬁled. (.3i,1f<.3‘l.i.,’0.(.30urt No. 5-—Judge ’I.‘h,aver-, John Mauwire vs. L. A. Labcaume; plaintiff remits $1,622 82; motion for new trial overruled. lllcyer vs. Loftus; notice of appeal ﬁled. Boyd. vs’. Boyd; default set aside. Flier vs‘. German Mutual Fire Insurance Com- 'Wijesel:i:inn vs.“E'lsfelder; judgment set aside. Deniiis Fitzpatrick vs. J. S. Thomas; nonsuit. Mellon vs. Williams; motion for new trial ﬁled. H. C. Kuhlman vs. A. J. Michel; o'rd’er of de- Criminal Court——Judge Jones. Charles Fry, charged with stealing two sets, of I harness, one bridle and‘ ‘saddle and horse cover .» worth $40, the property of the O'Neil Lumber Company. on -the 27th of_Ju1ylast: found guilty of grand larceny and sentenced to two" years in the penitentiary. I ' ' ‘ ' Same part , for the larceny of two sets of har- at $40, the probeiity of James Butler; pleads guilty and .SGIll38l166d' to two years in the I benite‘iitiai'y. _ - Wm. H. Heath,_ embezzlement; demurrer to =d_cfen'dant’s ple'a’withdra,wii. ' , " - Otto Kiehl, chai-gedfvvith assaulting with intent .. to kill Jacob Kainmcrer. On the 9tli.of .June~Kichl, who was-at that -time -an -employs or Kamm-erer, _ came to the store on-2'12-4 Car‘ond‘elct ‘avenuej, and asked for some money. Kaininerer -refuised to .' give-liim the amount asked,‘ whereupon, accord; - ing to Kammerer’s statement, 'Kiehl wentiaway, , came back--with ti. revolver, and shot him, the ball. taking eﬁect in his left breast. Sentenced to two Amotion for a new ._ xiniiixs APPEAL. The following letter was sent to Judge Jones by ‘ ‘Your petitioner as possible. Wishin;.>,~ a warm heart, sound mind 3and ﬁrm hand may prosper the deed which has bcen'sowe'd‘frOn1demon of evil and corruption ‘ into my brain, beneath the ceiling of a Criininal Court of this city of St. Louis, Statg,,pf Missouri, ~ where-byjustice has been stabbed to the heart. and the blood which is ﬂowing cries ‘Vengeance!’ from earth to heaven.’ ' . Second District Police Court,-Judge There were eleverrcases on the docket, six exe- cutions, and three dollars collected.i ’ i i ‘ Honora White, for trespassing, was fined $15; Thomas Craig, for being drunk on the streets, $3; E.‘ W. Allen, same offense, $3; Henrietta John”- son, inniate, was ﬁned $20 for her‘ immorality; Lizzie Grisley, drunk on the streets, $3. The case of Goo. Mays, accused of selling liquor without it license, was continued until January 12, and that against : John Quinn, 5 meat shop‘ man, Cllal‘-ged with selling meat without a license, was nolle prose’d. : ' V 1 RA-ILWEI THE Southeastern pay car starts out on the road on Monday. ' — I i W. W. LORD, Traveling Agent of the A. T. and S. F., is in town. THE Paciﬁc handled 300 loaded and 130 empty freight cars yesterday. 0. H. FOS’I.‘ER,"Ca1' Accountant of the C. and A.', re'turned‘to Chicago last night. ' J. H. LYON, Western Passenger Agent of the Indiaiiapolis aiid'St. Louis, is in town. GEO. VANEVERY and Henry Hatch,“ lessees of the Brunswick, Oliilllcothe and Omaha, are in the city. " ‘ L - - v = v" r J. C. FULLENvvIDER,»Land Agent for the Mis- souri, Kansas and Texas, at Indianapolis, is’ in town. ‘ s ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ JOHN W. J OERGER, Passenger Agent at Leav- ' enwoi-th, and, C. Ben. Russell, Passenger Agent at Lexington for the Paciﬁc, are in the city, COL. S. R. JOIiN's1‘ONE, Master of Roads, and C. M. Stanton, Sup_crintendel_it of _tl_Ie Western Division of the Ohio and Mississlpi, arein the THE members of the Merchants’ Exchange of Chicano have adopted_i'esolutions urging Congress to take immediate steps ‘towards helping -the Northern Paciﬁc exteiisioii. ‘ A - “CAPT. A. M. 'SOM‘MERS, Land Commissioner of tlie’Missoiu'i, Kansas and Texas, came in from the West yesterday. Capt. S. is to beiiiarried on the 16th at Emporia, Kansas. MILE. S. PARKER, formerly Ticket Agent of the Hoosac Tunnel. Line. has been appointed secretary to General Manager‘ W. B. Strong, of ' the ‘Atenison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. A SPECIAL train will run to-night from Fergu son to. St. Louis, over the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway, and, returning, will leave the Union Depot about 11 p. in ._, to accommodate all those wishing. to attend the theaters. THE following rates go into effect to-day to the following Green Line points: .. Cliarleston, Bruns- wick, Savaiiiiah, Beaufort, Port Itoyal,Wilming- ’ton,"ﬂour-perbarrel,900; grain per 100, 470; ha- con per 100, 52c;"hay per car, $91: The-above is a reduction; of 5 per cent per 100 lbs. ‘NEW YORK Tribune: The stockholders of the Central Railroadof New Jersey. adopted yester- day a scheme‘ of reorganization. The Great Southern Railivay Cempaiiy, having a charter for a road, yet unﬁnished, through Georgia and Flor- ida, elected a new Board of Directors. .E..A.'FOI_iD, G. P. A. of the Iron: Mountain, has issued a time-tabrc and map for: the Cuban cxcursionists. They are _very -elaborate and so useful as to be alniostjiiidispeiisable to the trav- elcrs. The following dispatch from Memphis is of interest: Memphis, '1‘_enn., January :11.-The following delegates appointed by the Cotton Ex- , change, leave to-night for Havana, via Atlanta andsilvaniiahi Col. W. T. Avery, William "Ito- selle, Herbert Landrum, S. II.Dunsconib, James '-Yonge, and J. C. Jolinson. . 1 1 . MR. C. W. MAYBURY, Freight Agent of the Chicago, Rock Island and Paciﬁc Railroad at Chicago for the past twenty years, severe his connection with the company I<‘ebruary 1. -Mr. H. J. Gleason, agent of this road at Atchison, Kansas, will succ_e_ed_ ‘Mr. Maybury as Chicago Frciglit Agent. ‘It IS_ un_dci'stood that Mr, May- bury and Mr. Lewis Viele, forniei-ly General Fi-eiglit Agent of the company, will form a part- nership for the traiisaction of a. commission bus- iness, locality at Chicago. - CHICAGO Tribune. °f_yeSlJ0l‘dfl.y: A meeting of the represem'atlvcs of the roads leading East from billwilllkee. was held at the Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday’ 101' “10 purpose of rectifying the inattei-of freight rates from ’l\Il1'v'i’3.llk8C to the East, about which therchas been so much trouble during the last_fe§v weeks.‘ There were present Messrs. II. C. Wicker. (xencral Freiglit, Agent (lliiezigo and Northwestern; W. J. Swan, GQl'lGP{i1 Freight Agent‘ Chicago, i‘iiilwa_ukc.e and St. Paul; Alfred White, General Freight Agent Detroit and Miiw_:iukee,_ and D. Edwai-us, .Genej-31' Fifeigl'it-,Ageii_t Flint 'and,P,ci_°e 'M‘arqiiette. Tli~e guhj‘ec:t:tvas discussed at consideinblc length, and ﬁ.D=l"‘flJ1~W9“3 screed. to,‘m,3k.¢ ‘tho, allri'ailit_ate trial I ,._:5:l;§¥i.i!!i;%-.8*ii12 0103*-Wallet» Wahsidelgeijisi. -3isiiieu1?§1373 1» O F’ 0 2 8 LT ti 8" L 3 . £4 H5 3* H” STATIONS. 3 3 —.-lg S’I‘A’1‘IONS. ﬁg . +33 " ‘ - o - o , 2' ft.iii. gs ft.in. Cairo, Ill..... 18 11 -1 7P/Iemphis. .....:18 1‘-1 *3 Cincinnati.. . 8 ‘ll-0 2 .‘~las.iivi_lle 8- 6"rl ‘9 5 Da‘venp‘o‘rt...j 2 Si-1 6.UNCWOl‘1.82tl1S.l H 8 0- O , llubiique, Ia..i 6. 0 0‘ll_’ittsbui'g, 8 6 ‘:6 6 Keokuli, 1:1... 2, 0!-0 8|SlirevepOrt.... 25 1 T0 1 Leavenworth 3 8.10 1; St. Louis...... 9_ 7 -0 ll Louisvi‘Ile....i 5 101-0 2 Vicksbur,i.r,..... ‘-3 01 0 0 : I-Ieightof water abovelow water mark. 9 6-10 feet. :Fall=inpast’ 24 hOurs........’....-.........0 ft. 10 lIl., , Space under center arch of —briua‘e........77 feet. j Space under side arches of bridge........72 feet. , _, W ‘_______ ...... ......——o from Milwaukee to Eastern seiiports the some as from Chicago. Tliis action, however. 18 H0‘? MN. for it will have to be approved by the General Managers of these roads and their lcnstern con- nections. It the action of yesterday’: ineetlnzt is approved it will not in the least reo- tlfy the discrimination from which Chicago has been sull'ci-lug; it will, on the contrary, have. the effect of making matters worse. if anything‘. The steam and rail lines from Mil- wsukec via the Detroit and lllllivaukee and the Flint and Pore Marquette Railroads will continue to have the benefit of lower rates to the East, these lines claiuilnir that they are entitled to a dttfereuce of 2% cents in their favor. As long as this concession is made to them’ they will continue to get the hull: of th-e_businoss- Tlierc is but one way in which this dlSCl'lIlllll&- tlon can be stopped, and that is by uiaklnx “N3 all-rail rate the same as by steam and rail. But it is not probable that the I)etrcit.. ‘arid llfilwaulioe and Flint and Pore .Mai'quette ltatilreads will aizrec to this as long as Chicago has no steamboat con- nection with those lines. The fact of niiiluiig the rates from Milwaukee the same as from Chico 0 will have the effect of inducing the railroads lea - int?-‘ East from Joliet, Peoria and other South- western points.to ask (1, similar concession. ’_Ihey will claim Chicago rates on the 8.’l'0U.ild that it no extra charge is made from Milwaukee to Chicago. ii distance of iiearl 100 miles, no charge should be made for the iflereuce in mileage between their roads and those leading East from Chliym-£0. and the discrimination against this point will be worse than before. Lyfoi-d’s New Berth. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. KANSAS CITY, January 11.—-O. S. Lyford. 0! this city, formerly General Superintendent of the Kansas Paciﬁc Road, has been tendered and ac- cebted the same position in connection with the Chicago, Danville and Vincennes Board. and has gone to Chicago to enter on his new duties. A Man Wlro Talked Too Much- A man by the name of Thomas, alias James Malloy, was brought into the Central Police Sta- tion several ifvenings ago, very drunk. He was exceedingly talkative, and boasted much of his acuteness. Among other things he let out that he had been sent to the Missouri Penitentiary from Pike County, for two years, on a conviction _ for larceny, and that he had been smart enoui-‘.11 to escape on June 2, 1869, with eleven months still to serve A letter was sent to the Pen.iteii- tiary, and th&ruth of Malloy’s boast established. When he sobered up he regretted what he had said, and strenuously denied that he liicl ever been in the State's prison; but this umornmg he will be taken up by one of Marslial Mason’s dep- uties and placed under the fostering care of War- den Willis and Deputy Bradbury. Lamp Too Well Lighted. On Thursday evening Mrs. Capt. Roberts, who lives at 803 Benton street, attenioted to light a lamp ﬁlled with DanfOi'th’s ﬂuid at aburniiig grate fire. The lamp exploded, and the ﬂuid in- stantly enveloped in ﬂames the Wlfappings of a 6 months old baby which was cooing peacefully on tjhefloor. The mother spi-ang to the res.cue_of her child and extinguished the ﬂames. The child was unharmed, but the mother last evening 13-Y in intense agony, though not in_ immediate dan- ger of deatli‘, by reason of tori-ible burns on her arins, hands and“ face. ’ ‘ ' 'I‘H1i': I¥t1-’i7'l;zl1¥..°:*3. UNITED STATES SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT. Daily report of the stageof water. with ehaiiizes in the twenty-four hoiiits choline; 3 p. in... J anunrv 11, 1878: Ollelow high water, 1874. . - WM. FINN. Sergeant. . Signal Service, U. S. A _ ARRIVALS. None up to (dark. ‘ DEPARTEIREE. ‘ ' Belle of hieniphisi, Memphis. , , BOATS-ADVERTISED-TO LEAVE. * H. C. Yaeger,»Ncw, Orleans....-Tliis day, 5 p. m. ‘Qlll-BOY...-...... ooonooo’.EhiS ﬂpo mo City of Alto'n,New Oi-leans.. .. ..'l‘his day, 5 p. m. JohnB. Maude, Vicksbu'rg.....Tliis da'y,»3 p. m. . Emma C. Iiiiiiott, Grand-Towel-..This day, 5 p. in. : City of Chester, Memphis.......Monday, 5 p, in - L BANK NOTES. * The river continuedto fall throughout Thurs- day night, but came to a stand yesterday morn»- ing, and remained so all day. The ice has nearly all run out. There are large lots of freight re- ported up the Missouri, awaiting transportation, but, except the Washington, no boat has courage enough to 4und_erta.ke the trip. As the Arkansas has not shown herself yet, the Victory, leaving to-day, will go on to Quincy in- stead of turning back from Louisiana. The Anchor Line Packet Company, having re- gained their courage, will start the spanking steamer E. C. Elliott in the Grand Tower trade at 4’o’clock this afternoon. The John B. Maude, for Vicksburg, will be sent out this evening, and the City of Chester will leave on Monday for Memphis. The Belle of Memphis left for Mem- pliiis last night. The above s‘ho'vvs that the An- chor Line is. hard at _work again. The Al Stevens failed to arrive 'I‘_liursday night as was expected. but will doubtless be found at the Wh£l.1‘f"l‘.lllS morn-ing. ‘ - The C. Yaeger, of the Kountz line, is on deck to leave for New Orleans to-day. She is a good freighter,‘ and will have a good trip.‘ ‘ ' The lighthouse inspecting steamer, Lily, es- tablished, this week, two new lights in the Ohio -—one at Big Bay.the other at Cypress bond. The liglit on S-mitli’s hoe factory, Evansville, has been changed to a brilliant red color. ’ The river column in the Evem‘ng-Post is con- conductcd by Mr. Frank Coulter, ii. gentleman known favorably to every man on the river and every merchant on‘ ’Change. If the Post fails in procuring river items it will be because nothing worth noticing‘ has transpired. The John B. Maude will be"“found at the wharf to-day. The Maude is a favorite boat in the Vicksburg trade, and always_ carries big trips. . ’ ‘SPLASHES. . MEMPHIS Avalanche: The Centennial passed down yesterday morning at 7‘o’clock, laying here three hours to take fuel, but doing no other busi- ness. She was full of people and freight, having taken on all the corn she could carry, seine 5,000 sacks, in the bends below Cairo. The Sunﬂower Itiverpackct Fair Play wasat Williams’ Landing, last Thursday, and encountered a snow storm that left twelve inches of itself on a level. At one time eight inches was‘ swept from the boat’s roof. The Sunflower Valley region seldom ex- periences such a beautiful snow. Aseventy-five- ton boat, called the “Aunt Sally,” has just been finished, and is on her way from Little Rock to the Petit Jean River. ‘ NEW ORLEANS Democrat: Administrators Denis and Cavanac, of . the committee appointed to confer with Gov. Nicholle on the subject of the levees in front of the city, waited on his Excel- lency on Monday. Gov. Nicliolls informed them that, as far as he could see, the State could not assisttlie city in the matter, the entire amount for levee iaurposes for 1878 having been appor- tioned to tlicseveral levee districts, in neither of which the city of New Orleans was included. This condition of affziirs, if ‘ the administrators correctly understood the Governor, is deemed a. great oversight, since the city of New Orleans pays thelargc bulk of the levee tax. As matters are, the city Willhavc to bear the entire expense ofsecui-lug her river front before the waters rise. Special. River Telegrams. VICKSBURG, January 11,--Weather clear; thermometer 600 . River stationary. I)own—- Centenuial, 8 last night; R. E. Lee, 5 p.m. Up- Illinois, 1 p.m.; ltobert l\iitchell,9 a.m. ; Thomp- son Dean, noon; James Iioward, I ~p.m.; Future City and bai-ass, 5 p.iii. ‘ ‘ SHREVEPORI‘. January 11.-Weather clear. River rose 1 inch. LI’l"I‘LE ROCK. January 11.——Weather clear and pleasant. River falling; 9 feet 6: inches. Ar- rived--Katie Iloopcr, Memphis. EVANSVILLE, IND., J anuarv 11.--Weather alternately cloudy and clear. Wind changeable, south and east this evening. Mercury 36° to 42° . tivcr 8 3-10 feet... large; falling. Up——Mag- gie Smith, 7 a. in. ; Idlewild. 10:30 a. in. Dowii—- Golden City, 93, m.; Jae. Guthrie, 2:30 p. m».; Sivertliorn, 4 p. in. Business light. Golden City added 150 tons. ' - 1 NEW Oi:LE.A.Ns, Janna:-y 11.--Ariived——Gold D1183. M31l1pliis;Natcliez, Vicksburg; Bart Able, Red River. Dcparted~—John Howai-d, Ouachiia 1~tiver;,Gi"and Lake No.2 and bargc's, St. Louis, W ea-thei' clear;thermometer 580 . ‘ ‘ - I’1TTsBUI:G. Janiiaify 11.--RIVBI‘ 8 feet 7 inches‘ and rising. Weather cloudy and mild. Ice in the Allegheny above the city‘bro‘ke at 3 o’clock this afteriioon and has since broke at Oil City and above. Both rivers are rising at points above. MEMPIIIS. Jaiiuarv ll.-—ltiver fell 15" inches, stands 18 feet 1 inch clear. Maximum thermome- ter 48. Arrived-—Belle Texas, Little Rock. Dc- parted--Cliae,Morgan, My Choice, New Orleans; Church, Cincinnati; Grand Tower, St. Louis. SHAWNEETOWN, J :inii=.iry 11....R1ve1- falling, Clear and pleasant. Up—ldle.wild,1 a. m. ; E. M. Norton, 1 p. m. Dowii—-Arkansas Belle, 12 last niglit=;I..M. _Barnctt,3p. in. Golden City will be down to-night; will get 100 tons. CAIRO. ILI... January 1l.«-—Ar1'1v'ed—-C. W.‘ An- derson, Meiiipliis, 101a. m.; Geo.‘ Spengler, New 0r1cans,_1 p. in. Depai'tcd—-Mollie Moore, ‘St. Louis, 11 p. in. ; C. _W._Ande_rsOn , Nashville, .7 a. m.;‘ Andy Baum, Cincixinati’. 11 a. in". ‘River 18 . feet 11 inches, and telling. **1iIercu_igy igiyeﬁ, oirggjriou. 1 . V V “S REAL ESTATE AGENTS. A “V53 T'“‘_!‘.§.'3 ---- 6" Ul’Pl£fM{WI!1IS8ISSIPl’l. h ¥ ~.-"ﬁr-/\’\’ ""“ '- Keoliuk Northern Line Packet (,-oinpany. For Clarksvllle. Loulslaiia,Qiiliicy andwny 1-M1d1|1t»§l~ vICTORY.....o IOooo¢\ooouoGEO0 I , Iiiiavcs SA'l‘l.'RDAY. 12111. at 4 I). In- ,..-....,._.— Elie‘: 4S‘.MIfA:.ltl’tAIt. CHAS. '1'. I4‘A.ltRA,n. FARRAR. as. 00., ’ REAL E's'rA'rE BROKERS, 825 Washiiigtinn Avenue. Office on ivliarfboat. foot of Olive street. “ ’ ~~ .._ ._W,- F.-.,.1!,*'}Y.1..l’.9;’.§.? 151.-M1,’.I'.r.*i!:19_M,.:.,.. iniii.-... MISSISSIPPI. \/\’\’V“ ‘ St. Louis and New Orleans Packet Company. ‘ d I1 ‘ 5 — . ., 1401- New Orleans an Way 311 I1.-is Commmsmuer of Deeds for ‘U the bmws. CITY OF AL'1‘()N.......................-BIXDY. M3860)‘. Leaves '.l‘ucsday. 15th. at5 Do In- For frclgllt or igissure apply on board .. vvliarfboat. foot of ‘ ct. ' ,. .. N. 8.-—'l‘hrOui:li bills ladliig given to Shrevepul't,li8.. ,vi:i N. 0., R. R_._ '1‘. Co. ,(Al_ken’s Lino). iltiid to all P()1lllISkS)l‘lL§)U1l)Clllt8 River via hi. 0. and O. ". ‘A . ‘ ‘ lie . t’ 1 L" (B M B J()ll‘-N w. CARROLL, Agent. M. Ii’ 1 St. L uis Packet Company. em” ‘ 5 M" U. s. MAIL LINE. For Cairo, Columbus, Hlckinan. M erlripliis. Greenville 3 K "1 7-‘ C E‘? U“ «- '1 C. ..__.—*. VVDI. M. McPHERSON,' . L 1«.s'rA'rE APENT. IiIcN'rs cor. Fﬁci :'l‘E D, Loans negdtiated. Notary Public and .520 Pine Street. F. W. MATIIIAS. .u:'ri_«: DE JON? DIATIWIIAS & DE JONG, HOUSE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY: NOTA.RIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS, COLLECTORS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. 607 Locust Street, Insurance Building. and VlclisburL'—-Anclior «IF Bo -B1AITl.)Ei¢ouOIoIoo- ‘otuooloOovInake"_ Will leave on SATURDAY. ‘IZEII. at o w. 15. RUSSELL. Agent. MEMP.fllS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET CO.—-U. s. M an Line ._For Cairo , Columbus, lllckiiian and ‘Memphis (AncliOr_Line¥- _ - n o o c o n v - v . u n o n CITI OF CHES'l‘li3R _ _ « W111 leave MON-DAY. 314,111. at 5 n. in. W. B. RUSSELL, Agent. .. .‘ ...e . _.-.1:.-:1?!-‘, §.\l".‘ 5-11’ :'j '1": ‘ ""' ' Memphis and St. Louis Packet Co. For St. Mnry’s. Ste. Genevieve, Chester, Whit- tenberg and Grand Toyver‘. E. C. ELLII()TT. .1. . . . . .I,‘1.‘.1I:.Is((-{fig} ~- eaves"ucs ‘y ' , ,.. - a,t4p, m, ‘ w. l3.R1JbblLLIJs JOEIN 8. %YENDER_,. AAAA, MARCUS FINCH, REAL ESTATE AGENT. Blast St. Louis. 111.. .4 v—rw- EDWARD s. nowsx. CAVENDER & ROWSE. OUSE AND REAL ESTATE GENE, N otsries Public and Conveyancers. cans I1? 0tlatPd on real estate. Special attention paid to co - ection of rents and care 0 property. No 800 Olive et.. St. Louis. Mo. Agent. KOUNTZ LINE. For New Orleans and Way Landiiigs. ‘ , Steamer HENRY C. X AEGER. 1. ({.Van ..- ,,,.,,-}.:I-Iook. iiiastoixwill leave from wligirfboat. foot 1.1 Myrtle t:3t..fSAl'1‘Ut11fD_SliY -m12t1(;-1; atop. iii. Freiiht coiiti-ac cd or )y_ 16‘ as ’. 3 Jpl.-IN W. 1xIN(ar. Agent- TIME ‘I’ A ‘B1’ or rnxnvs. RUNNING INTO THE UNION JDEPOT, ST. LOUIS TIME. Railroad managers are requested to notify of any chaiiges in the running of trains, that the time card may be kept correct. O1—.ll(.‘-AGO. ALTON AND 8'1‘. LOUIS RAILROAD- Trains, Depart. Arrive. Chicago Morning Express.._.._ * 7:45 a. in. *» 0:00 b.m. Quincy, Keokuk and Peoria. 1* 7:45 a.m.l“ E-:,00a. ni. Spi'ing'ﬁeld AcconimO_dation.. E’? g:()() p.in. |*10:._’i0 it. in. .lacksO_nvil1ej' & Louisiana Ex. 5* 0:00 p.m.i* 6:00p. in. Quincy and Keohuk Express. ll‘ 7:.‘J0_ p,ni._l 8:00 a. in. Chicago Lightning Express... it 7:30 p.m. It 8:00 a. in. C£II.CA,G.O, ’1‘»I1R(.)-UGH LINE. Cliicago iiiglit Express....:. ..H,' 6:45 p. m.j’r 8:10 9.: irn. CHICAGO. BURLING’1‘O.N AND QUINCY 1:. R. St. Louis and Rock Islaiid Division. Mail and St. Paul Ex. 8:05 ii. In. 1* 8:1!) I). m. Exprés, . . . . . . . .. ..........l:§ 8:20 p.in. II 7:15 a. in. CAIRO SHORT LINE. Cairo Ma.il* .............. . . .. * 1:35 a.. in. ‘* 8:45 p. m. New Orleans 8.‘I1d[MeIl'1p11lSEX 8:50 p. in. T 6:40.a. mj. Nashville and Cliattanooga ex 8:50 p in. 6:40 a. in. Belleville accom"dat"n.- 8:2C it. In- : “ “ ' i 10:50 a. in. 1 0:4;ea.m. ~‘ 2:30 p.in.i 1:-l_5p.m. “ 5:05 p. in. 5:00 p. m. 8:50 ii. in. 8:45 a. In. 5:05 p. in - 5:00 I). in ILLINOIS TRAL RAILROAD. liubuque Exnre.ss............. * 8:30 a. m.I* 9:00T.p.m. Chicago Express............... ‘r6-'é.5p.m.h‘ 8:30 a, in. ILLINOIS AND scr. LOUIS RAILROAD. 1 65 S6 sungay nciieviiie ‘.1:k(‘}(50lQ."‘I;.' .' .' 1, ' 7:15 a. in.; 9:43 a.. in. BenewlleIIOCIOIOCUUICICUOOOOU i pUm. 1 :=::i~::~l St. Louis, by Ferry, foot of . I a” ' -3: *4‘ m‘ Cheuteau avenu_e.......... _ 1:; 8:55 a. m.‘ 8:03a. in East St. Loi11e................ 2:25p.m. 1:58p.in 5"5p.ni.§ 4:33 p. in. 8:45 a. ., S:l3,a. m. D-ykeooonnunosaoctlotlﬁlnI08!!! 5.15 .m.l 4:43 p.m. INIJIANAPOLIS AND sr. LOUIS P.AILR()AD. Day Express...................l" 7:0Qa.. m.l’* 7:00 p; m. s Night Express.‘. . .1 ....... . .. 1‘ (:55 p. in. Nigiitlll «(except-Monday).. — .7 :35 a. m. Acconiinodation (Mon. only). 9:05 a. in. MISISOUEI. IIANSAS AND TEXAS .ltAlL'WAY. I St. Louis and ,'l‘cxas Express. it 8:55 a. In. H‘ 6:13 p. in. }41l.~E.B_0l1I'1‘&’E1d Kansas Eixpressli 9:43 p. in. 11‘: 6:38 a. in. ’ wissouui P_ACI__1l‘IC RAILVVAY. Texas Express._......_... i 8:55 -a. -m.l Omaha and California Ex 1 5:55 a. Kansas and Colorado Ex. i+ 9:48 p. 6:13 p. m.- m.l 6:13p. in. m. _ it 6:38 a. m. _ ACCOMMODATION TRAINS, ‘ K11-kwood .... .. 8:15 a. m. l*i0:53 a. m. Kirkvvood *’ 3:25 p. m.l* 7:23 a. in.- Kirkwook .... .... 6:25 p. m. l’-‘ 8:25=‘a*. ni. Kirkwood (Sundays only) .....- 1:080. m. 1 9:43 a.. in. FraInk.1in-OooolooooooIOOUOOIOV Illif Do 9;‘: ‘Wasliington..............-..... *_4:45 p. in.’.* 8:25 a. In. "W OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY. Viiicennes Accominodation..l: 6:15 a. m.l* 6:20 p. in. Day Express ........... 7:20 a. iii.i‘“' 8:45 D. in. Salem Accoinmodation .... * 4:35 p. in. 1* 9:35 a. in. Night ExDress......‘.. ..... '1' 6:50 p. in. H’ 8:25 a..m. ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN B’Y. Omaha and California Ex.[*9:0:'» a. in. I’ 6:08 p. :11. Kansas _ and Colorado‘ Ex. 1‘ 9:45 D. m-. H 6:45 a. m. Missouri and Iowa Express. If 9:45 p. m. I 6:45 a. m’. VVzti-renton ~A.('A:OmmOdatiOn, . * 4:25p. m. "10:20 it. from Biddle St1°eet;*Dc Ot. St. Charles Aecommoda ion, from‘ Biddle Street Depot. I‘ 6:15 p. 111. . Ferguson accommod:ition.... 1- 4:20p. In. [- 8:20 a‘. in. do (Siindatv o_nly)..... 9:00 a. in. 3:45 p. in. ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY. Southern Kansas 6’; Texas Ex.[’r 9:48 p. ni.[’r 6:253. in. szr. LOUIS AND S()U'l‘I:iEAS'I‘ERN RAILVVAY. Nashville, C_lialttitiioOga and , _ in. * 8:20 a. in Atlanta Ma. * 8:05a. in.’ s:50a. in. Mt. Vernon, Cairo and New) » - “orleims Express .......... . . .1 3:201). in. 'rl0:55 a. in. Nashville. Chattanooga and Atlanta Mail.......... ..... ..i 9:20p. m.l* 4:55 p. m. s'r.'LOUIs, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN - 1 RAILWAY. Leave Depot, corner of Plum and Main street. Nashville, Chatanooga at At-1 lanta Mail daily .... * 9:10 a. m.l* cries in. §€%tl}ea§te§'nOEi§)ress........l: p. m. 2:35 I)‘. In. 0 ie . .‘ x ress...... : p.m.. :0a.m. Arkansas 5: Texas xpress... l'+io:0e a. in. H 6:40 a. m. Desoto Accommcdiition.dailyl* 4 30 D. In. 8:50 a. in. Carondelet 'l‘rains—-Leave.a.m. :’r6:35.’r7,:00.*7:50.*8:55, *9:10, 1' 10:00. *10:30. P. m.: *12:05, *l.50. *3:10. *4-.2230, *5:00, *b:40. *6:20. 77:30. *1l:.':?U. . SundavTraiIig--A. Ma 6:30, 7:00. 9:00, 10:00, 11:05. P. M.:1:-£0, 5:l0.‘7:30. . » VANDALIA LINE. Day Express...................a"r 8 00a. in.:* 5:00p. m. Hig°hland.’Aceomino at:lon...‘,* 8:30 a. m.‘ 8:00 a. in. 1‘-;la.il and AccOmm'odatiOii....‘* 3:00 1). mi _ Highland Accommodation... 3* 5:30 p. m. . 1:30 p. m. .B‘?0StLineooconuooooooooooooooooo Pacific Exprese,...........‘.... iv 8:30 8.. In. St. Louis Express.............l l* 9:001). in. WABASH LINE. Atlantic Exbress..._........... * 7:10 a. m.[ Accoinodation .......... . . .. " 4:50 p. in. Daily Lightiiiiig Express..... ‘r 6:40 p. in. _ Th1‘0ll,2’}l E_xpress............. “‘10:2O a. in. Daily Fast Line ........ *'r 8:40 a.. in. Fast Mail .................. ' 5:35 p.. in. ll Except Saturday. * Except Sunday. 1 Daily. 1; Except Monday. CAIRO AND ST. L.(.)UlS RAILROAD. Leave Ticket Office, 520 Walnut st. South-bound express leaves 20 Walnut street... .......... ......... ...... ........8:35a. South-bound Sparta accommodation leaves 520 Vvalnut street.................. .... .......3:35 p. m. South-bound express leaves East St. ouis ............ ........ in. South-bound Sparta accommodation-leaves _East S Louis..... ........... ..... .. NOrtli_-bound express arrives East St. In. 4:15 p. m. Oulsoooooouno o o o o u o one ¢ o o Q o o o o o n u a o o o o concoct ml North-bound express arrives 5:20 Walnut stree .................... ............. .‘...5:' p. m. North-bound Sparta accommodation arrives _ Stﬁ o c o u q I u o u o o o 0 o n o a Q o I ¢ o o o o o n 1 ‘I :10 alo mi North-bound S arta accommodation arriv es 520 Wal.niit s reet ................... .... ..10:20:t. iii. WEST END NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. In effect October 25, 1877‘. TRAINS GOING EAST. .Stati_Ons I 3 5 l 9 Leave Norinandv........... 7:30 9:30 1:45 3:33 5:22 Leave Bridgtoii ROad..,..... 7:38 9:38 1:53 3:41 5:30 Leave St. Chas. Rlk Road. 7:44 9:44» 1:59 3:47 5:36 Leave De Hodimont Road. -7:48 9:48 2:03 3:51 5:40 Leave Union a.venue....... 7:51 9:54 2:09 3:? 5:46 Arrive St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . .. 8:08 10:08 2:23 4:11 6:00 TRAINS GOING WEST. Stations. . 2 ‘ 4 6 1 S 10 Leave St. Louis. ...... 8:30 10:30 2:40; :30 6:15 Leave Union avenue. .... .. 8:4-ill0:44‘ :54} 4:44 6:29 Leave-~De1-‘iouimont I-:oad.. szsrliozszi mes; 4:52 6:37 Leave St. (,-has. lt‘k Road. s:sel10:5cl3:0c 4:56 6:41 Leave B_i-idgton R,0ad...... 9:02l,ll:0':2, 3:12 5:02 6:47 Arrive. l\iorinaIidy. ........ 0:10:11:]0 3:20 5:10 6:55 W‘ Six regular trains each way every Siiiiday. UNION RAILVVAY AND TRANSIT C()l\'ll’.ANY. Stock Yard Accommodation. . * 6:30 a. m. 1* 7:40 a. in. Stock Yard Accommodation. . ,* 8:15 a. in. ‘*10:55 a.- in. Stock Yard Accommodat'ion..'* 2:00p. m.,* 42-101). in. Stock Yard Accomin3dation..l*, 5:00 p. m.l* 6 40 p. in. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. 'l\,1.lSSOURI STATE Mutual Fire and Marine In- A , surance Company, of St. Louis. DiiiEcTOi:s—W. A. Hal-gadine, E. Wy;.ian, James Smith, S. M. Edgell. H.’ S. Turner. Adolphus Meier, B. W. Alexander, 6. S. Greeley, James E. Kallll€.' F. B. HOMES. Secretary. _ Oﬁice: Cliamberof Commerce. Rooms Nos. 126 and 128: — Entrance fron_r1_Cliest_niit street. RISKS taken only in the citv and eountv of St. Louis OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT-—Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others inter- ested in the estate of Pierri Brischoux. deceased, that I, the un‘de‘i-sl ned executrix of said estate. intend to make a. unit settleinent thereof at the next term of the Probate -Court for the City of St. Louis. to be ‘be liolden at the Court House in said city. on in first Monday of March next. . 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A‘ w- Dit. BOHAN N AN’S “Vegetable Curativ_e” e1‘m&' Iiciitly cures alliorms of “S ermatorrliea" or ‘.‘.Scmir. cak- iiess” iii fiioinh2 to Tavetcks tl(li‘.li(t:.b It restores the y1o:.it.liiulv(IgOiIé Of {hose w 10 ave es_ roye - y excesses 01'-CV1 P“'~,°~1° :33.- has never fiiiled in curing even_ tlie_worst cases._ I’rice_,}:i—ve Dollars. Sent to an Address free from observa_tion. ” _ gg@'=DIt. BOI-IAN AN‘S “Vegetable Syphilis Cure is warranted to pcriiinnently cure “SYPIlILIS”an<1 eradicate the lust yestige 1()f.?_‘y’))lll_1lt£l'}C p_oi1s;un -i(‘lroin the siysitigni. 'I‘li}ossat:r£i;;l.t\;:)i;:g tie (lsellse lll‘<l_ll°'lll .icir oo eoncea 0; rom Oi , in its constitutional form, ilicreby jeopai*(llziiiirthe h(!&lﬁl'1l.‘ll happiness ofanoiher, as well as tliatloi l(Zll[0ll1“u?gS1}')l(‘)ln{gi‘Il-%}ﬁl.ll(_]; iiimiediately use this 1ll(!'llClllC and ‘is ‘ 2' * i‘ I . Pi'ioeFive1.)<‘)lInrs. _ Sent ti)-ﬂ.,ll_.Y Address. " ‘ ‘ ‘ ia§:3‘*l)i'. B’s ‘Treatise on Special .Dlr.-‘C8665. Sent 1‘ 1'~12E- A SURE THENC. R. E’UN‘1‘ER'S Speciﬁc and Injection No. 1 are _ , g warranted‘ to cure Goiiorrliea, Gleet,~C-liordec. Strict-ure. diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urin- ary Organs of males and females. 1 I Dr. Hunter’s Speciﬁc No. 2 is a sure remedy for spermatori-hoa.. seminal weakness. nightly eiiilssioiisi aiidloss of power. caused py self-abuse or_ excessive indulgence. Price of Dr. Hunter‘s Speciﬁc. $2'per bottle; injection, $1. Sent _ever_vwliere by express. Dr. J. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, NO. 50-4 i\.l0l'tl1 Sev- enth_ street, St. Louis, MO. Send two stamps for a treatise. Curesiguaranteed, Or money refunded- Dr. Diiisbeer will treat all chronic diseases, and furnish medicines for loss inoiie than any otli_er phi" sician in St. Louis. Vtlrite or ca 1. ” For Sale 1 by l)i'i'iggistS Li . ‘ V. 3 V" A‘ ‘W “ ‘ti-'72?" rywhere. 1‘ Preservgaiiivei. The only Ileniedy which cures « Without additional means. A ,8‘;-‘5 ,. 5, '.v‘t-so =i..;;-=.e.+.:~.'sisl2‘i.t«'?;%,-;:~;.. r r 25: sir. Lciris,--Es, .5, L; ' ‘ _ .. »'=:—~i'.‘-.».w.¢.~‘§“L. . A rcgiilar pliysici:in,oi‘ many “ cars experience, GUESS FOR LI F E Sperniatoiirhoea, nervous debility, seminal 108596 With dreams, poo; memory, lack of.‘ energy, I:«z:.petence’(sexua1,Weak-‘ ncss),‘ca.used by aF§u_se or excess; aF.'io_€£-196?}, §$‘01101'1‘11098-g, St1‘1Co‘lJ..I‘e, 8;; 111113 (all fez.-ms) am}. all private (list-‘.‘J.S(’.S, affect- ing the Generativf Oi-guns, B):=id<f.ei, Kidneys, Skin, Throat, Nose, and Bones. _I3iood Poison E‘radi.cat.ed-~--l‘.'In.nhced. Re- stored‘. Patients treated at office or by mail eonlido.iit.i:illy, and medicines supplied. CIiAlt(lrE;:E. ‘R.EAEl0}:-..").F)LE. Consultations and correspondence free. Pan: .1 for-Stamp. Hours 8150 8. cents: l:‘f-v'<.~:::‘.'v‘r.\miv ;.i_~.-; 7;-.l.rci-iii this book. 148 pages it " ' 'u ‘ ~ vii. . I/liiriisizrid. its duties and int: $323; 3‘ =l'.?r§',7‘,£.iii—i3.l}'€lé5E«&5(>:.t-‘If both SE3-12.. F - C« U NO EXPENSE TO THE PATIENT. Q BOOK giving full ll'lSl'-l'llCtl0llS for the cure of Spcrmatorrliea. Semiiial Weakness, etc. . sent to any address on receipt of $1. Address I~IEl{.R ‘EN- NERBACH, M. D..'Illdl8tn3.pOllS.Illd..78 Illinois st» PRESCRLPTION FREE. " j OR THE *Sl’EEDY CU RE of Seminal Vveakness _ ' Lost Maiiliood and all disorders brouglit Oniby in discretioii or excess. Any driiggist has the ingredi- ents. Dr. Jadues &Co. . 130 VV.Sixth st. , Cineiiinati,O '' 0 Cl- R. R.ICORD’S Essence 01 Life restores ma iinood _and the vigor of youth to the inost. sliztttei-ed conslitiitioii in four weeks. Failure impossible. This life-restoring remedy should be. taken by all about to any other cause. Success in every case IS as ,certaii:i as that water quenches thirst. Sole Agent, l)r. Joe. Jacques, 7 University Place, New Xork. Driitigists supphed. ‘ (‘I (.lUli.E! . _ _ . ~ KEAN, 175 South Clark st.. cor- ?».lOnrOe.. (“.lii<'.:igo, is still ti'e:tflng all Pr'ivate.Ncrvous. Chronic and Special _ , Diseases, Sperinatorrlioea, Iinpoteiicy ‘ .1(sexiia‘l. liiczipacity), Peinale l)iseases "P5. and Difliculties. etc. k'»§?"COiisiilt.:itiOn,» 'D€I'SOlla.ll_\' or byletter,:frcc.G-rccii book, 1'g;&~,&9(§. Dr. li'_ea.nis the only Pliysiciaii in the vrarraiits cures or no pay. Alllziiigiiages spoken NO PAY! - -- 1)“. J. illus city that 4._4 ltUS'_l‘l~‘.E‘S SALE.——Wlicreas, Joseph Joyaile (a siiigle main) by his ce.r‘iiain deed Of 1i'iistda.ted the 3rd day of Jiiiiuary, 1876. and recorded in book No. 535, pzigre 302 of the I‘<3COl".lS of the City (late eoun:.y)_ of S173 LOWIS. ('Ol‘lV€y(‘.(l to the uiiilcrsigiied the following described real estate, situatccl, lying and being in the City of St. Louis. State of Missouri. to-wit: Begin- iiing at it pciiit iii the east front line of Fonrtli street in the City of St. Louis, State of 1\.IlSS()lll‘l, disiaiit IlOl‘I.ll\Vfll‘(1l_V()DC l1llll(ll‘(‘d and elglit (108) feet from the soiitliwcst corner of city block miin‘oer seventy- nine (79): thence iiorthwardly with the aforesaid line of Eourtli street twenty (20) feet; thence eastwardly sixty-i‘Oiir (6-1) feet; ilience soutliwzirilly twenty ('20) feet; tiience westwiirdly sixty-four (64) feet to the point of litgiiiiiiiid; bounded ll01‘tll by _p1'013el‘t3’I10W or formerly Of‘ Arc ibisliop _[;enricK; 93-913 D)’ Drone”? now or foi'm<~rly of \Vin”kelineyer; south bl’ T11€I‘L’~S0 Ve_ya,jj_,ce 1,0 the uiidersign,ed_ was made to secure tlie paviiiont Of certain notes in said deed of trust de- scribed: and whereas a part of The third and all of the fourth interest I1-01.03-ill said deed (l("S(’l‘ll)€d rcinalii due and un aid. Now, therefore. at the I‘t?(]ll€St‘0f the legal ho dcr”of said notes, and in piirsuance'of the provisions of said deed of trust, the iindcrsigiied. will on SATURDAY, THE, 21) DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1878. between the hours of 10 O‘c:loel< 3.. hi. and 5 Oﬂcl, . in. ofsaid day, at the east front door of _the Court rinse in tlie City of St. Louis. I\llSSOl1l‘l, sell the above described real estate at public vciiduc. _to: the highest bidder for cash, for the purpose of satisfying said notes and the costs of executing this trust. M. JAC0lsY,- trustee. . St. Louis, January 10th, 1878. iiiztrry. or who have become weakened from cxcessor J0yaj]8 ,,_m1 wegt1)yFOu1‘tll street. Which said con-. Oclc 8» L___; TO THE PUBLIC! In consequence of the great demand for money, Iwill continue to sell all my stock for the amount due, consisting of DIAMONDS, WATCHES 8: CHAINS I .andF@:Iejive r , 1 Red Front Loan Office, 208 IN’. I-"O'U'..'R.'I‘IE-E12 ST- - ' All Business Strictly Conﬁdential. j * M10 is , .T.F.I.EIGHT01\T,Wholesale watches Clocks ‘<3’ 5-... ‘° ‘"4 Jewelry. C0_l‘. 4th. 8: Chestnut sts. Having £3: i_ , E‘ 4 F,‘ direct connection with over 200 nianufactur- ~., .- _.-5,. gets. I can offer special inducements to buyer! ‘CITY NEWS. Famed have D. Crawford & Co. ’s always been , for pretty prints. All ladies of taste buy their prints at this house. Soc D. C. 85 Co. ’s present inorethan beautiful selections. ~ ' Du. BLANK’S BLACKFJITEDICINE. Price: Large ‘bottles, $1; small size, 50 cents. A-1~ WILLIE GRAY'S popular News Emporium, ‘near the Post Ollice, may be found this morning, yestei-day's Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville dailies, and New York dailies of 10th inst. Also, New Orleans dailies of the same date, and all the leading pictorials. etc. Thou. W. Wood Is the only direct and authorized advertising agent of the GLOBE-Dnitiocnatr in this city. All con- tracts made by him will be recognized as if made in the office. ‘ D11. BL.u~iK’s BLACK MEDICINE to regulate the liver and the bowels. Postage Stamps For sale in any quantities, and at all hours, at this office‘. DR. WHITTIER, a regular graduate, 617 St. Charles street, as for the last twenty vears, may be found from 9 to 7 daily,where remarkable cures- maybe had of blood diseases, impediments to‘ marriage. etc., at reasonable charges. Safe medicines. Consultation free. Call or write. Du. BLANKJS BLACK MEDICINE to purify the blood and to move the. bowels. — Religious Awakening. There is a gciieral religious awakening in the congregation of the Second Baptist Church. Dur- ing the past week the pastor, Rev. Ml‘. Boyd, has been delivering a course of lectures on Personal Religion. The congregations have been very large. completely ﬁlling thelecture-room. The Church has been greatly revived, and many per- sons have begun the nevvlife, while others are inquiring the way. The meetings will be con- tinued during the week every night, and Mr. Boyd will lecture each evening. JAMES FOGARTY will be pleased to see all his friends and the public in general at No. 427 North Sixth street (St. Louis Saloon), where a grand Turkey Lunch will be served morning and even- ing. 4 7 DR. BLANK ’s BLACK MEDICINE the only remedy for chronic constipation and costlveiiess. 4 CITY HALL NOTES. Tm: Health Commissioner sent Lizzie Hclthaus to the Insane Asylum yesterday. THERE were thirteen burial permits issued yes- terday by the Health Commissioner. The Assessor and Collector of Water Rates paid $1,884 into the Treasury yesterday. THERE have been issued during the past week 108 permits to cut ice from the slouglis and ponds within the city limits. - THE city collections yesterday were: Weights , and measures, $24 60; building permits, $32: fees, 70: scales. $5 20; current revenue, $1,235 43; back taxes, $217 2.5‘; delinquent personzll taxes, $2067; licenses. $3,135 30, and fines, $25. JUDGE LIGHTNER, President of the Council, Dr. Dean, Resident Physician of the City Hos- pital, und Ml“. Francis, llealth Commissioner, paid it visit to the Work House. House of Refuge and hospitals yesterday, and inspected those in- stitutlons. 4.. Public improvements. The Board of Public Improvements met yester- day forenoon . I The Street Commissioner reported drafts of or- dinances fnr recommendation to the Assembly,as follows: To improve Miami street from Ohio avenue to Oregon avenue; to improve Missouri avenue from Miami avenue to Cherokee street; to improve two alloys in block 2562; to improve Angeli-odt street from Thirteenth street to Four- teenth street: to improve Argyle avenue from 4."lnrk’ avenue to Mmchestcr road: to improve alley in block 19.56; to improve alley in block 1054; to ll'llpl‘O\'c alley in block 1035; to improve alley in b oak 19.35; to improve alley in block 1167; to im- p mvc Sail.-bury street from Second street to Ken- nett street; to improve alley in block «I84. and to improve alley in block 481, north. The drafts «were adopted. The Iloonl approved certain vouchers recom- 17lCIl(1C(l by the _Committee on Work llouse. Lpoii mvxlullon the Comptroller appeared be- fore the Ilourd and took part in :1 (lisclission that ensglled rt-lative to the layilig of water-pipe. Tile Conimitlce on Water Works was instructed to meet the Comptroller to-day for the further consideration of the iimlter. Fees Collected. The amount of fees collected by the Court of Ci-imiiial Correction, foes received on bonds and other processes of that Court, the Criminal Court, etc., by the Cit_vMarshal during December wus as follows: ﬂH.0l'n0ySo...ao.o.-.............-o Mar.=liiil's 61 70 l\Iai's'nil1’s fees collected by Clerk of the Court of Cl”lmlll.'l1COI'l‘€CllOIl............. 109 00 Juryfec-s.............. 1200 Fees on bonds of C urt of Criminal U01‘- rectlonIoooolnooooloooooto oooouoonaouoonooo Fees on bonds of Criminal Court............ 2 00 Fees of Probate Court...................... 19 00 Pouudto0oocoocoIcoootoooooooooooouooono TotalCIIOIOOIOOI0000000VOOOOCIOIOOOOII.CII..$390 4_ 1' IDOOIQDIOOOOUIJOIIO III Chicken Thieves - Captured. Samuel Willis and Henry Collins, both colored, were arrested _vestei'day morning with one dozen chickens in their possession, which were identi- fied as the property of Time. Brag, of Chelten- harm. The negroes were locked up. A descent was made upon the coop of Jacob Bresh , residing at the corner of Wisconsin avenue and President street, night before last, and eight ﬁne chickens stolen. Yesterday the chickens were found in the possession of four rag-pickers, living in the rear of 614 South Seventh street, by Detective Eggs. These men were also locked up. Another Slander Suit. Henry Bonoist filed a suit in the Circuit Court yesterday against Henry W’. Sharp. The petition states that on the 10th of January, 1378. the de- fendant, in the presence and hearing of others, and for the purpose of injuring plaintiﬁ‘, did use the following false and slanderous words to the plaintiff‘, namely, "You stole a mare.” Where- fore plaintiffis injured to the extent of $10,000, for which sum he asks judgment. '1‘. J. Rowe is attorney for plaintiff. The parties are known as horse fanciers, and young Benoist is the owner of several fast goers, which have been on the track and performed well. A i Di-esse1’s Wounds Dressed. Lorenz Dressel, a powerfn1Teuton, very much under the inﬂuence of drink. presented himself at the Dispensary yesterday afternoon with a very badly damaged head. He accounted for it by saving that he had got into difliculty with a sa- loon keeper at the corner of Ninth street and Clark avenue, and the latter had drawn a hilly and knocked him down. Dr. Leudekiiig dressed the wounds, and directed the man to his house, No. 125 Carondelet avenue. In the Overcoat Line. James Allen and Elias K.Sanfe1ter are under ar- rest, charged with stealing ﬁve overeoats. Detec- tive O’Neill made the arrest. One of the coats is valued at $i00,and is identified by Mr.A.Bevis,tne distiller. Alienis the man who ﬁgured in con- nection with a forged check passed upon Mollie Chambers, for wine, etc., on which occaelc-3 he used the name of Barr. Ivonr in coral set, q When ’twixt parties’ lips you 569, ‘Did the Life Association SOZODONT, ‘us safe to bet, Beantiﬂes the ivoi . 1 L iNv0Lvi«iii INSURANCE. Mr. Hougli on the Stand forFive Hours, and Severely Gross—Examined. S .He Makes Some Signiﬁcant Statements as to the Bargain with Bowman. The $7,000 Was Paid to Mr. Bowman as to an Oﬁlcer‘of the Life Associa- tion, Mr. Hough Says. For nearly ﬁve wearying hours Mr. I-Icugh re- mained on the witness-stand yesterday. The great mass of the testimony. while perhaps perti- nent to the issue, is tiresome to the bearer having no personal interest in the quarrel, and conse- quently will not warrant publication in a live newspaper. Occasionally, however, the monotony is relieved by a. repartee between the oppbsing counsel, and by smart observations ofthe wit- ness. Mr. Houtth is the principal witness in the prosecution. The direct examination waf§"con- eluded after a short period yesterday, and then the cross-examination commenced. Some pecu- liar developments were expected, and, _to a cer- tain degree, these expectations were not disap- pointed. Mr. Hough was formerly President of the Columbia Life Insurance Company, and is new President of the Life Association, and he is sup- posed to be on the “inside track.” Col .l)yer is what might be called a “worrying” cross-examiner. Whenever a witness makes a sarcastic reply, or anything occurs to non-plus him, he has a pecu- liar habit of giving a loud.long and dry cough, like a. succession of husky ‘ ‘i"s. ” But Mr.Hou;.=:li «stood the ordeal well, as far as demeanor went. He would lean back in his chair, smile pleasant- ly. hitch up his crossed knees with his interlaced ﬁngers, fully close one eye and partly close the other, and thus await the questions fired ‘at him by the defense, now and again arising from his seat to stretch himself or to expectorate in one of the jurors’ spittoons. In the latter part of the examination-in-chief, the witness was so fre- quently stopped by Col. Dyer, that after a while he waited on Judge Krum putting the questions to him, to see whether any objection would be raised to his answering. It was very funny to see the Colonel hold up his foreﬁnger, if acquiesceut. and Mr. Hough give a broad smile, and then, and not before, make his statement. Mr. Bowman seemed rather subdued during the delivery of Mr. Hough’s testimony, although he frequently whispered in the e211'Of his attorneys, and passed documents to them. i MR. HOUGH was a quarter of an hour 1ate,the reason of which he explained to the Court. His examination was continued by Judge Krum, as follows: After the special statement and the return by the Commissonei', Mr. Douglas called his atten- tion to the ])(3CU.ll:ll‘lL_V of the v.'oi'din,r: of letters 16th October, 1876. Witness had a coiiversation with Bowman on the matter, and told him that Capt. Douglas did not understand the wording of the letters in view of the arrzinlrement; and Mr. Bowman said Capt. Price must keep himself straight upon the records. About the 2d January, 1877. witness addressed a colnuiunication from Kirkwood to Mr. Bowman relative to the special statement; did notknow, except from hearsay, whether the letter was delivered; Mr. Felix Coste, to whose care the letter was sent, kept a copy of it. Attorneys for defense stated that Bowman had received no such letter. Objection was made, therefore, to reading a printed copy, Prior to the Mutual Life suit, witness had a conversxllion with Bowman relative to same. He told Bowman that the losses of that company were very great, and would bankrupt the Colum- bia Life, which had to bear all its risks; and wit- ness thought some steps should be taken to save the Columbia. Bowman said the Mutual Life ought to be put into the hands of a Receiver, to which witness said he had no objection person- ally. Bovvman then said that the Insurance De- partment had called for a special statement of the Mutual. Witness told Bowman that an ac- counting ought to be had as to the relative con- dition of the two companies. Several times Bow"- man urged that the statement be burned up, and finally asked that it be ready by the 1st Decem- ber. Mr. Adams made the examination; he was at the ofiice but a short time. COPY OF LETTEIE above referred to m°od.‘uced by Mr. Caste, who was sworn and examined. He said he delivered the original letter in person to Bowman the same day he received it; the letter was dated 2d Janu- ary. Bowman read the letter and remarked, "It's all right;1’ll see Capt. Douglas ui_vself.”. Letter read to jury. In it Mr. Bough claimed that in view of his agreement with Bowman the Columbia Life ought to have until 1st February to make the special statement to the Insurance De iartment. r. llough resumed the stand. He said Bow- man sent for him, and told him that the attorncvs of the Columbia had not been acting right, and that unless a filial decree against the Mutual Life were allowed, he would at once proceed against the Columbia to get a Receiver appoint- ed. He also said that an accounting must be had, and that the Columbia must pay $10,000 to the Receivers of the Mutual, as the latter com- pany did not have money enough to buy a lead pencil. Witness had nothimi: to say on the mat- ter’, except that he would submit it to the attor ncya of the Columbia, he not iindcrstandingit. Capt. Douglas was with witness at the time. The $10,000 was paid in two or three instalments, after it deal of discussion. Witness then went on to narrate the several subsequent interviews with Mr. Bowman on the alfaiis of the Columbia and Mutual. Further on witness stated that Bowman had frequently told him that he was attorney for the Insurance De- partment, and that his relations with Mr. Price were very intimate and friendly. The first inti- mation lic had of the overtures of the Pacific Mu- tual with Bowman as to the Life Association was about the 10tli of March, 1877. when Bowman told him that some parties were coming from. New York to invest in the Life Association. It seemed, however, that they were not from New York, but from Cilliforuia, one of them being Mr. Carroll. Bowman told him that they had about $500,000 to invest. Witness said he did not think anything of the kind could be arranged. Bowman then said that llicse szeiitlcmcxi would buy stock of the Life Association). He told him that the company had no stock, to which Bowman replied that an amendment to the chm ter could be made so as to allow stock to be taken. TIIE PltOI’OSI’I‘lON WAS that the Life Instimuce rciilsllrc $10,000,000 of its risks in the Pacific Mutual. Bowman stated that if the arrluigenicnt were made the parties waited him to fix up the preliinin:iries,and he. added that in that case be supposed there would be no ob- jection to their paying him, to which witness re- plied that be supposed not. Mr. Carroll was met on the 27th l\i:irch. The question came up with Bowman as to who should be the Directors of the Life Association if the arrangement were carried out, and Bowman stated that Carroll had nomi- nate several gentlemen. Witness asked who nominated Col. John '1‘. Crisp, and stated that Carroll had told him that he (Bowman) had done so. ‘ ‘My God,?’ said Bowman, “I’d as soon nominate Slilson Hulchins!" Bowman said this nomination had been made by Mr. Brawner. "The fact of the matter is,” he added, “this whole niatler is attempted to be brought about by Brawiicr and Crisp. ’ ’ Whitness frequently gave his “idea” of what happened, and the "ldea"of Bowman on the sev- eral matters, and he was as frequently cliecked by Col. Dyer. To one of these chock witness gave a somewhat sharp reply, and Col. Dyer insisted that Mr. Bough should. “keep his shirt on.” “He has not taken it off yet," said Judge Krum. Defense here interposed numerous objections- which were in every case sustained—-to witness giving testimony as to a contract between Braw- ncr and Carroll, and Carroll and witness. Witness was examined at great length as to the investigation of the Life Association, nothing of interest being brought out, however. Wm. T. liluson told witness that Bowman had told him that the next company to be proceeded against by the Insurance Department, after the Columbia, would be the Life Association. Mr. Bowman twice denied it on oath “on his moth- er's holy Bible.” He also said this distrust of the oﬂicers of the Life Association towards him pained him very much, and witness said Bowman was visibly affected. Judge lirum. How? Witness (in a drawling and amusing tone). Why, be shed tears. Formal proposition of Paciﬁc Mutual read in evidence. Recess of five minutes taken, direct examina- tion being through. . - CROSS-EXAMINATI0N. ; Col. Dyer attempted to show from witness the relations between the Life Association and the Columbia. Objection on the ground of immateriality. The point of the question is in that while Hongh contends that the Life Association bought up eight-tenths of the stock of the Columbia Life,the defense claims that it did not buy even one-tenth, or pay for any, in fact. Judge Ki-um held that the defense having on- tered into this arrangement on examination of Mr. Hougn, they were precluded from proving a negative now as to the ownership of the Colum- bia stock by the Life Association. It will be remembered as pertinent to this in- quiry that the relators allege Bowman acted un- professionally in proceeding against the Colum- bia when (as Hough alleges) the Life Association (Bowman's clients) held eight-tenths of the stock of the Columbia, and that. therefore, in proceeding against the Columbia he was proceed- ing against the Life Association. Judge Krum argued that the only question was, exercise ownership over the Columbia stock? As long as the transfer was made the title was good, and the matter of pay- ment by the Life Association for the stock did not 001118 In. as any party oncorporation had a right to transfer his or its stock. The Court stated that if it was proposed to at- tackthe right of ownership of the stock, then the in uiry was a proper one. Objection overruled. _ itness stated that the proposition was put to him by Mr. George J. Davis. Q. Was the proposition submitted to the stockholders of the Life Association? Objection made. In reply to remarks of Judge Krum, Col. Dyer made a very warm speech, addressed principally to Witness. alniarentlr. in which he‘ said it wnl calling fora special statement, one being dated ~ St. Sonia Bailg Blob:-Btntutiai, Satirical; muiruiitg. §;'lauuaip12, 1878. intended to show chief worker-in illegally getting hold of the Co- lumbia Life. Objection sustained, unless it could be shown that submission to the stockholders was required by the charter of the company. Question witli- drawn for the present. After further cross-examination witness stated the Columbia objected to the special statement being made, as 11‘. was rumored that appraisers would be appointed, and if they were appointed, in view or the company going toa Receiver, wit- ness thought they would value the property so low that the company, as any other companv, lnlght be shown to be insolvent, when, as a fact, It was solvent. Witness could not state why the 00111139-I13’ would be in a better position in Febru- ary, 1877, than in September, 1876, to make a spe- cial statement. On being pressed on this point, witness said the chief reason why a report was not made in September was because any report statement (as in this case) would be injurious to the Oomhany, and would excite suspicion. Bow- man told him, witness said, as the payment of 37.000 for acting‘ as attorney for the Life Associa- tion for a year, that Capt. ‘Price looked to him to protect the interests of the superintendent of the Insiirance Department. As to the reason of pav- ing Bowman the $7,000. witness admitted that he knew Bowman was attorney of the Insurance De- partment; that he paid it ' . TO "BUY PEACE;" that the offer of Bowman to serve the Life Asso- ciation for twelve months was merely an excuse, for charging this high fee for securing the return of the Life Association; that at a meeting of the Directors, when witness explained this little scheme, one of them, Gen . Hood, remarked that if Bowman was retained for a year, very likely the Department would not proceed against the company at all, owing to Price’s affection ‘for Bowman; the money was paid to Bowman as to an officer of the Insurance Department, but wit- ness at the time had never thought whether or not there was anything wrong in the ti-ansziction, and he therefore secured a carte blanche from the Directors to approach Bowman; it was under- stood tliat Bowlmin should not appear in Court as an attorney of the Life Association. [The agree- ment between Hough and Bowman was read, from which it appeared that the latter was to attend Court as attorney of the Life Association in all matters connected with the..relat-ions of the company with the Columbia.) Q. What business was that Association and the Columbia? A. I can not say; but Bowman said he had to attend to the calls of Capt. Price; and I expected that he would protect us. [Witness smiling and vvinlsing at Col. Dyei-.] - I Col. Dyer. Y-e-sf Witness. Y-e a! _Mr. Hough stated that he had paid no atten- tion to that part of the agreement referred to. A great many minute details were gone into, after which, at 6 o’clock, Judge K1‘l1Il1 asked that an adjournment for the day be had, as 001. Dyei-_ was indisposed. Adjourned until 1 p. m. to-day. between the Life Il\IPOR'l‘AN’l‘ LAVV QUESTION. The Right of Defendant-s in Criminal Cases to '1‘estify in Their Own Behalf to be Tested. ’ A most interesting matter, which, if decided in one way, will revolutionize the entire criminal practice of the State, will come up before Judge Jones in the Criminal Court this morning, undo: cover of a motion for a new trial, in the case of Dennis Rufran , convicted of assault with intent to kill, and sentenced to two years’ imprisonment in the Penitentiary. Mr.F. P. Turner will argue the motion upon the following grounds: ‘ At the last session of the Legislature an act was passed entitled ' ‘An act to permit persons to itiesltify intlhcir Envnhbellialf in CX'1l11lllfallC:'lSe8,’: the rs sec ion o w 1c 1 reads as o lows: ‘No poi‘.-3on.shall be rendered incompetent to testify in ci-iminal cases by_reason of being the person 3: ;:;*.;:1..:’:'.:v;';:;“:.:*:.‘:...*°:: 552.: “lv . ‘ er CrGdiL_>1lllt§f;prO\'kl]dCll£l, §)hat no pcrscclin on trial or examina ion s al e require to testify except as a_ witness on behalf of the person on trial or examination; and provided further, that the n_egle_ct or refusal of the person on trial or examination to tcstiiy in the cause shall not raise any presumption of guilt, nor shall that circum- stance be referred to by any attorney prosecuting in thecause, nor shall the some he considered by the Cpiirt or jury before whom the trial takes p ace. _ _‘-If the accused shall not avail hiinselfcrfhis _1‘1g‘lll. to testify _in_ any case, it shall not be con- strued to affect his innocence or guilt,” etc. Judge Jones, of the Ci-irninal Court, claims in the premises: That when a defendant takes the stand as a witness in his own behalf, he subjects himself to the same rules as govern other wit- nesses. Turner, as objector to this P1111112‘, will claim: That a defendant who takes the stand in his own behalf is subject only to cross-examination upon giizgh relevant matter as lsbrought out by the c ensc. b Utik1}de(l/: that cOg1St3l1(f5l10é‘: placgid upon said law 3' e our t e e on ant, rst permi‘s the State to prdve his bad character withoht his first attempting: to prove his good character; second, by electing to testify in his own behalf, he waives, among other rights, his constitutional right of refusing to give evidence against himself; third, he permits the State to prove a con- viction of such defendant by the declarations of such defendant, and thereby rules that the record in the case need not be produced; and, fourth, that the State has a right to cross-exam- me such witness upon any inattcr, whether rele- vant to the issue or not, whether growing out of the direct examination or not. 4; 7' INTERNATIONAL S. S. LESSON. Rev. Dr. Brooéges’ Lecture Before the I 0 I 9 Tile subject is: "Asa Fltllllflll to His God”——2 C-hron., xiv, 1-11. The name Asa means a physi- cian, or one who heads. The points in this les- son of the Fidelity are striking. 1. He made no compromise with idolatry—-third verse; Ex. , xx, 3-6; Lev., xix, -1; John, xvii. 3-6; 1 John, ii, 15, v, 21. Idolatry, as seen from these passages, is the setting anything before God, the exalting of anything else ever God. The ground on which He forbids it is that lie is the’ Lord, your God. W hen that relationship is established, the injunc- tion is laid on His people. The world is put in opposition to God. and believers have the meas- ure of their reparation from it in Cliristr. Covet- ousiiess is classed with idolatry, of which there are many forms. In 1 COl'., x, 14, 20, 23, 31, we find an important principle ‘bearing upon this question, and the rule by which Christians should be guided. 2. lie commanded Judah to rule’, and obey the Lord God--Gen. , xviii. 17-19 ; Dent. . iv, 24; Josh., i. 7~8;1 8111111., xv, ‘.22; Acts, v, 20-32; Iicb.. v, 9; 1 1’et., iv, 17. In these passages are found the exliortation to rule and obey the Lord, the rea- sons for so doing, and the fearful consequences of a contmry course. 3. He strengthened himself against his enemies. See sixth and seventh verses. This is the third proof of his faithfulness. He did this while the and was quiet. It is a lesson to Christians to be always on their guard. They are engaged in a warfare in which there is no discharge until the Master’ says, “Lay down your arms, and receive your crown.” As to sources of strength see Ex. , xv, 2; Deut., xi, 8; Josh., i, 9; Ps.. xxvii, 1;1st Cor., xvi. 13, etc. ’ 4. We see Asa had the rest which the Lord gives--verses 6 and 7. 1st Kings, v, 4; Is. , xxv, 15; Malh.. xi. 28, 30; Heb.,iv, 3, 8; Rev., xiv, 13. 5. He rested on the Lord, and went to battle in Ills name. So we may go in all confidence. Josh., vii, 8, 9; Judges, iii, 31-iv, 9-vi, ‘.24; 1st Sam., xvii, 45; 2d Kings, vlx, 14; Neli., iv, 3-9; 1st Cor., ii, 27, 31. L , T A Lecture for the Young Doctors. Early last week the students of Missouri Medi- cal College petitioned the Rev. W. W. Boyd, pastor of the Second Baptist Church, of our city, to lecture to them at such time and place and on such subject as he might choose, to which the reverend gentleman has made the following re- y. GENTLEMEN: Your kind invitation to deliver 3 lecture for the benefit of the students of Mis- souri Medical College, has been received. It will afford the great pleasure to comply with your re- quest, and would name Sunday evening, Janu- ary 20, at 7:30 o’clock. as the time, the Second Baptist Church as the place, and, for subject, have chosen, ‘ ‘The Conditions of Professional Success. ” Profoundl_v appreciating “the honor your invitation confers upon me, I am, with sin- cere respect, your obedient servant, - W. W. Born. 2810 Locust street, January 9, 1878. We understand that the College Quartet will as- sist at the musical services on the evening named, and that two hundred students will swell the chorus on the above named evening. T- Damagc Suits. The jury in the case of Charles D.Holestcin vs. the Cairo and St. Louis Narrow-gauze Railroad Company, gave the plaintiff avorclict for $5,000 damages for an injury to his log by which he was crippled for life. Ellen Brennan has sued the Missouri” River Packet Company, the St. Louis Grain Elevator Company, and J. P. Kaiser for $5,000 for the death of her husband, Patrick-Brennan. On the 13th of July last deceased was engaged in carrying sacks across a stage plank at the elevator on the Levee and Biddle street. and fell into the river and was drowned. It is alleged that the plank was defective in some respects, and the defend- ants are charged with negligence. 41.. if On to Cuba! The Cuban excursionilts will leave at ten min- utes past 9 o'clock this morning,on the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway, for their mouth’: trip. At the meeting yesterday Mr. E. Maxwell, of E. Maxwell & Co., stated that he would beunable to go, and asked that his son, Walter Maxwell, be permitted to take his place. tmharequest was agreed to. Mr. 8. W. Father that that gentleman was the- made just when acompany was making its annual . . 10.000 takes the place of Mr. Frank B. Davidson‘, these being the only chan,<.a:e’s made in the delegation. ‘The committees reported all arrangements made. L m Is the World Coming to an End? To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: Sr. LOUIS. January 10, 1878.-My little girl came home from school this evening, saying that “five of the principal ministers in the city 1 prophesv that the world will come to an end in June next," and the scholars were quite ex- cited over it. Won't you please attach your invul- neiable tow-line to those “ministers" and draw them out, that we may have more light on this in- teresting subject? LUXZ FIAT. . . A WRITER in the San Francisco Ma-it says: The rich Mexican surrounds himself with the eom- forts of life according to his own peculiar ideas of comfort. To dress well, and bedeclr himself with gold and silver and ornamental trappings, gewgaws. gimcracks, anything pretentious; to smoke a cigaretteevery ten minutes; to eat plain food. served with all manner of seasoning; to sleep half of the day and carouse three-fourths of the night; to bet all his loose change on -cock and bull ﬁghts and three-card monte. are a. few attributes of the Mexican idea of high or lux- uriant living. 4. ‘ Neuralgla. Three weeks ago a gentleman from the country . came to Dr. Phelps, W-hose private parlors are at the Laclede Hotel from 10 a. in. to 8 p. m., suf- fering intense pain in the stomach, stated to the Doctor that he had been treated by several of the most eminent physicians without beneﬁt, and had now resolved to try magnetism. Yesterday he returned for his third treatment, and stated to the Doctor that since his first treatment he had not experienced the slightest pain. This morn- ing‘ between 10 and 12 o'clock the Doctor will heal thesick at Armory Hall, and invites every- body to come. . .‘ BUSINESS NOTICES. u——.—-——-u-—-—-o A harmless substitute for all intoxieants, SAN- FORD'S JAMAICA GINGER. « .“h-—_. ...._.———-s Missisquoi Spring. Water. The water of this great spring is a speciﬁc for Cancer, Bright's Disease, Serofula, Cutaneous A_f:‘fections, and all diseases arising from impuri- ties of the B'ood. The water 1S sold by all prom- inent diugzjgists, and pamphlets containing won- dcrf_u'l cures can be had by addressing “Missis- quoi Springs,” Franklin County, Vermont. .4; T- A C'ai'd.-To all who are suffering‘ from the er- rors and indiscretions of youtli. nervous weak- ness, early decay, ete., I will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a mlssionaryin South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 3.‘ Ininan, Station D, Bible House, New York 1 y. A Mrs. II. M_. B0'll'l.‘e7'(fO1‘lll_Cl‘1)V Miss Currier) has resumed business at her realdence,€.’945 Dayton st. SITUATION S VVANTED-FEMALES 'WANTFf)«Sitiiallon in a Protestaiitlfamilxyfby a girl. to do general housework and wait on table; Call at 915 Jefferson street. City. hllzllest references. SITUA TION S WAN TED——illlALES. WANTED—Sittiation to go on ’Change for a city ﬂouraud comniissioii house. where eompeteiice and attention to business will be appreciated. Best reference. Address Flour. this office. ANTED—-To Druugists——A competent. drug clerk wants employment; salary not so much an ob- iect as employment: unexceptionable references given. Ad. Borax. 1112 Locust street. AN'1‘ED—A posztion as book-keeper in a whole- sale house. Address R. 1)., this office. ANTED-—Sit.uatioii as assistant cutter or trim- _ mer with merchant tailor. Address Cutter. this office. _ ‘,VANTED—-By a Baltimorean. a situation in a wholesale liquor house. Best references given; Address Baltimore, this s.'il_ai1,""no consideration. oﬁice. HELL’ WANTED- FEMALES. fANTED-A middle aged woman as general ser- id vgnt toda gentleman apd wife in Texas; passage pa an goo waves; first-c ass references required. ﬁigjtiiy léltpifsoll t§[\V. Stephenson, room 76, Laclede 0 Q L. - O. ANTED-Small girl to take care of baby. etc.; small pay but good home. 811% Washnltn ave. ANTED—Good COOK, washer and ironer. No. 8501 Chestnut street. References required. I HELP W AN TED-—.~'§1ALES. ‘W ANTED-Ten smart young men to canvass city. Good workers good pay. 801 \Vashington ave. AN'I‘El')—Bo to drive a horse. m., 801 Was iiifrton avenue. TANTED-Men in each State for the Detective Service. and to re ort crime. Pay liberal. Ad- uropean Secret Service Co., Apply after 7 p. \ dress American and Ciiicinnsti. Ohio. ﬂ ‘ TAN'l‘El)——10O laboring men on grade of Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. Wa,<.'es $1 50 per day. Good station work. Free transportation from either Memphis or Little Rock. Johnston & Dowling, cou- tractors. 38 Mile post M. & L. R. R. BOARD AND" LODGING WANTED. _/\’\Z\. /K/K./\.f\.’\ 'ANTF.l")—-Bo:lrding—-Two furnished rooms with good board in Stoddard Addition. by a gentle- man and wife. Ad.. stating terms, "l3o:ird,” th. of. V AN'I‘El)—-To rent 6 rooms to a family for my board. D. W. Case, 311.) North Tenth. ANTICD-Furnished room, with board, for gen- tleman and wife. at reasonable rates; near cen- ter of city. Address H. C. Ii. . this olllce. ‘V’AN'l‘El}—Boardliigin 3 private family for gentle- man. wife. infant and nurse girl. Two rooms re- quired in second story. Best of reference given. Ad- dress Henry, No. S N. Main street, giving location, terms, etc. Vi'ANTEI;—-liltW(1»%.IilIIO‘T;MMW ‘,‘TAN'l‘ED--.50 ageiits to canvass in this city. 1127 Chestnut street. J. Short. XKTAN "l‘EI)——-Agents-For the new book. “ltoni2iii- isni As It is“-a st.:iiidard work. Gives a coin- plete exposition of the llomisli syslmn. Price. 3.53 50. St. Louis Bible Publisliing (foinpany. 305 Locust st ‘ AN'.l‘I1;D-—Tliousands of dollars made by agents ’ who take the ‘*A:.:euts‘ Friend.“ 25c 21 year. Tells of hundreds of ﬁrms wanting you at big pay. No free copies. rleiid stamp. A. F. l1.‘Woiiderly at C0... Farmiiigton Missouri. . AN'I‘i<3D——A2mif5-Six entirely new articles. just out: also walkir.-_: turtles, s<:lf—.sliiniiig stovc-po1- ish. cold-water pens. jeivclrv. and 100otlie.r good nov- elties. Noveltv Compiiuy, 609 Walnut st.. St. Louis. HOUSES, ROOMS, .tzc~.",““vv'“r7i“ivEi""i§i“i'5l.“*_‘ ,1 \_/\./\._ /\.. ' ’\/\- ’\— ’\ /\. , A._NTEI)--R0011) and power for light manufactur- ing. Address l’o‘wer, Republican office. /-._..«\_- . IIIISCELLANEOUS WANTS. &/\/\/\. -- I ANTED-—All wishing to build to send 10 cents for a book entitled a Home for Everybody, pub- lished hr.’ J. B. Legg ti: Co., Architects. :5. e. cor. {ith and Olive. St. Louis. .AN'i‘ED—-One steam fire engine suitable for a. town of four thousand (4,000) inhabitants; also, hose carriage and hose. second hand, Will suit; must be cheap; also. about four thousand feet of tliree-inch pi (3. new or second-handed; also. exten- sion ladders. ooks. el.c.; also. lowest price for im- proved ﬂre extinguishers. Address ’I‘e.xai-Rana Fire Company. Texarkana. Ark. BOOKS. S'l‘ANDAl{.D new and second—hand Books cheap. Send me a list of any books you want and get my price. Thiers’ Napoleon. 5vols., sheep. $15. reduced to $10. Hawthorne. 12 vols.. new, $1.5. Books wanted. Dali. Linahan. Bookseller, Fourth and Washington av.-nue. .. OOKS—-E. P. Rot-‘s Novels——-Opening of a Chest- - nut Burr, etc.. published at $150. reduced to $1. Abbott’s Pioneer and Patriot Series $1 per volume. The Vest Pocket Series reduced to 250. I-Iarper’s Half-hour Series 10c each. The Book and News Company, 307 North Fourth streets. BUSINESS FOR. SALE. 'e.s houses in Southorii Illinois. Will sell for part cash, hal- lanee on time if desired. Inquire this oﬂice. OR SALE—-Printing oflice at a bargain; must be sold before February. as I intend leaving the city. Bowinan, 206 North Third. OR SALE}-To wat(_:hmakers-To sell a nice clean stock of jewelry with a good run of work in a good Illinois town; value $3,500; sdtisfactory reasons for selling. Address soon, Watchmaker, this office. FOR SALE—-Drug store, in a country town. doinga good business: a good chance for a physician; the only drug store in the place. Call or address, RICHARDSON & CO.. ~ St. Louis. FOR SALE-$1.000 will buy the stock and well-es- tabllshed business of a General Book Agency, successfully maria ng alarge corps of canvassers. Party wishes to 2'0 into another do-psi-fment of same business. Address M. A. W.. this office. FOR SALE—-Cheap-A grocery store. connected with meat-shop). at 710 and 712 Wash street. In- quire at Flenup at clue, 1104 Franklin avenue. FOR SALE-At a Barga.in——A bakery. Inquire 2313 Chouteau avenue. 1 PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE. ‘FOR SALE--Low for cash. or exchange for mer- . chandise. a fine farm, adjacent to one of the most f ourisliinx towns in Kansas. Inquire at 81.1 N. Fourth st.. St. Louis, Mo. OR SALE--20-acre farm. 12 cleared; rich land, house. stable. orchard; {cod place for covnuplgs, ggfgrega; 3 miles from Fran 'lin. Price $400. Bender, FOR SALE-—Ciun-—A desirable chance to any gen- tleman wishing to purchase a country seat-The Lea.ii.der Maclean farm. comprising 187 acres of land, divid ed into orchard, farm and pasture lands; house lot highly improved with shrubbery and geological I ecizmens; houses. barn and farm “out-buildings; s tuated within fifteen minutes’ walk of Monticello Female Seminary, and ten minutes’ walk of Godfrey Station. on the Chicago and Alton Railroad, :(1'ad1son . The most ll. '1“l’S Original and Standard Manufactures. ’ OFFICE AND FACTORY: 0 Nos. 64,66,68,70,72,7-1,76, 80 61.82 Washni ton Sb, N.Y abbitt’s . Best Soap. leasant and effective Soapfor the Lttun- dry or for ‘amily ashini: purposes ever offered. al package sent free on receipt of 20 cents. ab b We r Toilet Soap. M-ade_froi‘n the purest vegetable oils_. Unrivaled for the Toilet and the Bath. For use in the Nursery it has no equal. Sample box, containing three cakes, 5 free on receipt of 75 can bll’§ ~ Soap Powder. From this Powdera beautiful and serviceable white soft Soap, of any desired strength, can be made in ten minutes vvltliout the use of grease or potash. Trial package sent free on receipt of 2.5 cents. Yeast Powder. Absolutely p_ure_. Bread, cakes, puadings,etc. .made in a short space of time, keep longer and are more di- ,<r_cstih1e than when made of common and cheap imita- tis. A t-ral package sent free on receipt of 70 cents. "4 -;- E! v’ -if P; ,,__ - ,. . .. , —. ,_.. iv’ -- ~ u’ M :" . _ . . _. ‘A ;‘r_ ‘ -.. $'_ ;. ‘f, ‘ . .,»_ _ -1 - . _.'—- I Saleratus. Asainpie package sent free on A standard article. reipt of 25 cents. Cream Tartar. Warrzinted free from all impurities. The house- wife ca,”-eiy upon 1;, Trial package sent free or. re- cent of 75 cents. b -ﬁj Potash. A pure concentrated alkali. doable the Strength 01' common potash. Sample sent free on S'€C€iD1'« 01 135 0125 THE PROPRIETOR will give an orifice of gold for every ounce of impui-ities found in any of these preparations. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. 4 . _ '.-r 5 7.‘ ‘,5 ,, , , ..— . a b FOR SALE-.'MISCELLA.NEOUS. ‘I\Z\ OR SALE-—C-olinters. sl:elving.tables. showcases, store ﬁxtures of all desc‘s. Coat‘: 55 Co..11‘2l N.5tli. FOR SALE—-A full blood Shepherd dog. well til-ained. Apply on Sunday only at 4117 Olive street roa, . FOR SALE——Oyslers, at Biloxi, Miss., cash or C. O. 1). Orders sent to T. J. ‘W'right, Biloxi, will receive attention. OR. SALE—Braiid New Safe. with combination lock, $35. at 214 South Second street. OR SALE-1 pair good 3%, foot stone; 1 30-inch portable under run mil ; 1Tliruop Sniutter. N0. 3-cheap. 1 36-111 Portable Mill. Apply to A.V.HAL,TEMAN. 1220 South Third street. FOR SALE—A large stock of fine blank books, leather and cloth bound. at 500 on the dollar at Faulkner. Millard & Co. our salesrooins. DWELLING HO JSES TO LET. 3 OLIVE STREET-10-room house. front and side yard; all modern conveniences; good location for a doctorgrent low. W. Barnard, 314 Olive street. up stairs. 3 15')’ LINDELL AVENIIE-10 rooms. stone- : front maiisard roof. front and side yard, stable in rear. Apply at once to C. H. Filley, 612 N. Main street. ' OR RENT-—-3‘23 Emily. 5 rooms. $15. 1117 North Sixteenth. 5 rooms, $12 50. 2811 Paciﬁc. cottage. 6 rooms. $16. 2807 Bernard. 6 rooms. hall, $20. 1724 Morgan. 6 rooms, ‘ 925 North Twentieth, 8 rooms, hall. gas,.$20. 1118 North Twenty-first, 7 rooms, halls, closets. $90. 1302 Webster avenue. 8 rooms. gas. bath. etc-., $30. Dwelling rooms in all parts of the city. WM. C. WILSON cl: BRO. . 613 Washington avenue. ITKOR ItEN'l‘—West End Place houses for rent--One on the east. side and one on west side, near cor- ner Ware avenue and Olive street: rent $11 66per month. with gas, oath. marble mantels. elevators, etc. Inquire on the premises of Janitor. FOB RENT--ROOIHS. 11 SOUTH FIFTH ST.-—Ele antly furtiisheg rooms. suitable for gent omen; next to Olympic Theater. OLIVE S'l‘REE'l‘--(;‘cnts‘ furnished and un- 2 furnished rooms. at low rates, with gas, water-.bath. water-closet and good attendance. In- quire of Janitor. on the premises. HICKORY S'1‘l:.EE'I‘——One large and one small room for one or two gentlemen. \VASHll\'G’1‘O?~.‘ AVE.--2 fur. rooms. ‘zd ﬂoor, front and back; front rooms on 3d floor. 121 TO LET FOB. ‘ECSINESS PURPOSES. N. SIXTH S'l‘.—-For Rent-Store; proinino.iit . show window, good shoe shop, Central lo- cation; low rent. 1 ,7" ST. LOUIS AV.—-New store in a thickly GU settled locality. suitable for retliil trade. Apply to J. B. O’Meara, 322 North 'I‘1ii1'd street. ]j"iOR RlC.\lT—-To some ﬁrst—class hotel man azirl wife. a newlihotel \VClltllf2‘.2 rgonis. b8.1'IlPalld plegty good water. we locate or usiness. crsons e- silrous of reéltlllg address Doc. C. Link, Litclifield, ll .. for ten ays. , OR RI~3NT—Sixtli and St. Charles. 2 floors for wholesale business. near the business centers and cheap rent. BAILEY BROS. . PINE S',l‘.--Tlie first floor. with all im- provements. Rent low. i§Eus0:vAL—-12.211, at 11 o‘-clock. C. C. ERSONAL-—Go and see Madame De Burr, the renowned Prussian Astroloirist and Feinale Doc- tress. at 924 N. Eiglitli st... can be consulted daily on niatters of business. love. and matrimony. Separated lovers and friends brought together. She also gives special attention to ladies in trouble and guaran- tees relief in all cases. \Vi1l attend ladies at their residences in cases of conﬁnement. PERSONAL~H. Can not keep the appointment to- day; will send word when. 11. ERSONAL-—Lyiiig-in Hos .ital—-l.adies_ expecting their conﬁnement, or am cted with disorders or diseases of the wombnvill find this institution a home- like resort, under the careful superintondence of a most experienced, scientiﬁcally educated gnidwife, and treatment of liitihly experienced physicians. For further information. address Mrs. L. Massock. 741 South Third street, St. Louis. Mo. ER-:ONAL-Dr. Smith, Ladies‘ Physician. treats females only. If you are in trouble. consult theDoc- tor. Boardinv. Womb difficulties aspecialfy. Call or write, 1025}; E raiiklin ave..St. Louis. Established 1869. 11 509 Chestnut street. with wives and daughters. _ TU PKISH BATH in your own room for 5 cents‘ PER-30-7-"4 AL- paiiiplilet free. Liibin’s Portable Turkish Bath, ‘ ’ 1 St. Louis I work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Managers : DBO JO on. E. C. Chase. 0 .u.v '41. ‘1 EN it the Most Sublisne of terror and despair, fleeing from but wicks CUT OUT THIS CER'1‘lF1'CA'l‘E AS DESTRUCTION O CONTINENTAL PUBLISHING Fental Corner TENTH and OLIVE Streets. _ , The finest and most complete dental establishment in the Vvest. The operators connected with this eats shinent are all graduates of Dental Colleges and have had from ten (10) to tWe11‘€Y-ﬁve (25) Years’ experie A Set of Best '-l‘eeth - Gold Fillings - - - - All other Fillings - Teeth Extracted with Gas, 50 Cell , N. B -The public are invited at all times to inspect t e rooms and examine the work of this Company. --r-s As A SPEBIAH. h=-YEARS GBFT To EVERY SGRBER or THBS PAPER Referred to in Daniel, 9th Chapter, 16 Verse: “ O Lord, according to all Thy righteousness, I beseech Thee, let Thine anger and Thy fury be turned away from Th-y city, Jerusa1em.”——Mtt.ki'n.g M&$TEREEEGE OE‘ ART -ever published, It is a perfect copy of the famous painting by Kaulbach, which sold for $80,000 EN GQLIJ. T -fr -ti . - J ARE REPBESUH ED-- om - ie *- lnn6‘3§;‘?§.bg1aYt§’i.s3§.g§1iYe1?%sRi£éDss51§ glgfgfrfri man and mighty w:;i'i‘ior, in the attitude ' _ the wrath of Almighty God. _ Yul angels and areliangels, armed with s.words_0f ﬂaining tire descending» on the beach (1 and doomedcity. On seeing this Engraving you are beauty, grandeur, and the awful lesson it teaches. " ‘ t'fi t t th. 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[From the Pall Mall Gazette.) , The Swot}. or Russian code, describes the Czar as an ‘ fautoci‘at whose power is liiiiit- less,” and in a catechism drawn up for t.lie use of the Polish children it is stated that every subject owes him "adoration.” He has no settled civil list, but draws what he wants from the Imperial Exchequer every rouble in which is supposed to he his. ’When he attends cathedral service in state, the tia- to kneel down;’’ if he falls ill and sets phys- icked, he “deigns to feel be.tter’_’;: He ‘is not_ surrounded with that glamor of awe whicli eiicompassed his iron-handed father, Nicholas; but the lower orders revere him with heart and mind, and he needs no escort to protect him when he drives about St. Pe- tersburg alone in his three-horse sledge. W_’herever he passes heads are biired in the ' pi_ercing_cold, and the niujicks bend double with their hands c_rossed over their breasts. At parades of his Guard he passes down the illleshttlld cries, “Good day, my cmm1.en;n ‘o w 1(.i] the men answer VVlt,h one shout, Good day, father.” If he calls a soldier out of tiie ranks to reward him, the man P!11mPS down on both knees and addresses mm ‘is “fi‘}he1‘.” 01‘ “little father,” with a fawning aflection which is not assumed for the 0003810“. but deeply felt. The Czar ‘would. be waylaid in every street bv petition- ers if it were not a penal offense to address him without his permission; for all Russians believe in his power‘ to remedy their griev- ' ances by a mere word. He can pardon, (19. grade, or exalt; he can ruin or. make rich; and being, as he is, a large-hearted man, he has occasionally used his power to perform startling acts of grace, which popular admir- T ation has embellisl-ied into legends. But he has very little real iniglit, for . his character is ololtl st1‘0U:9'n9l%0U§é’l(l1 to boar down obstacles, an e ca_n 0 en tire .0 see su ky‘ faces around him. He is a doting father, a gener- ous frieiid, and a kind master. If his good iiiipiilses are conihated by those he resists fora time; -but then succumbs, disheartened. for the good he might achieve would glicothcoviiiitiensi-its hitm for the hcoldness he won a e _ 0 encoiin er among t ose who opposed it_. Nicholas had no_ friends; and no . voice of wife or child ever shook his purpose once he had made up his mind that a thing ought to be done. Alexander, who vvasbred in the at-n'iosplie1'e of this icy disposition, loathed it, and from the first he showed that V ‘ he wished to he served with love rather than obeyed with fear. All the ﬁrmness there-was in his nature exhausted itself in the grand act _ of authority by which he inaugurated his re.igii——the einancipation of the serfs; but this act-~as bold as it. was noble--could never have been performed. if Alexander’s courtiers had known him then as they do now. They were old in serviliiy, he was young and im- perious, and they imagined; that. he was go- ing to be like his fatlier. Many hardened old . boyards have deplored since that they did not read their new ma.stci"s character more shrewdly; but, even as it was. the opposition which the Czar had to ride down wastre- mendous, and the doing so all but cost him his throne. If one of his brothers had been willing to lead his inalcoiitents, a palace con- spiracy would have deposed him. Ilappilv, his brothers loved him, and sympalhizéd with his niagnaiiiinous declaration that he would not rule overa nation of slaves. 1 The old nobility have never forgiven the einaiicipaiion. It impoverished many of them; it destroyed the power and prestige of them all; it was an act repugnant to their ‘semi-Asiatic fondness for pomp and com- maiid; and they have revenged themselves by stubbornly coiiibining to thwart all the other This short-sighted policy has deprived them of the compeiisating advaiitages they might have obtained; for Alexander was willing to es- tablish coiistitutional govcrn‘ment, and to re- ‘ .3. move the weight of administrative traniniels wliicli prevents the country from d_eveloping its re;~.'ources. This, however, would have involved the abolition of the Tschinn———that is, of the last stronghold by means of which the boyards were able to weigh upon the country and to keep all its wealth to them- selves; and such a sacriﬁce could iiotbe ’ ‘wrung from them by the promise that they might. exercise legitini-ate influence over gov- eriiment as liercditary magiiates under a lim- ited lI]Olia.l'(3l)ji'. It would liiive required an-_ other iiiipcrial burst of authority tordaunt the Tschiiioviks; the Emperor licsitated, and from the moment he did so the scepter passed out of his liaiids. After all he could hardly 0 otherwise than hesitate, for every man whom he consulted cntreated him not to in- trust his throne to the hazards of popular rule. Froiii the Prussiaii and Austrian Courts, from his own family (for the alarm of his brothers had by this time been aroiised), and even from foreign En'il)assa- dors whom he sounded he received the ad- vice to let wcll alone. \Vhy should he destroy_ the only autocracy in Europe for the sake of cxpcriiiiciitiiig fads which had only produced coiifusioii elscwlicrc? The i.lenioci'atic craze fl ‘ would smite Russia all too soon, and it was folly for an Enipcror to advance its coming by a single day. Let him rather show that despotisiii could do as great things as popu- lar govcrniiiciit, and by such means enhance the glory of kiiigsliip,at which it was the fash- ion of the age to carp. If he saw need for re- form, let him reform sharply and iiiiﬂ1nch- ingly as his father did; but, for fI(%uVCll’S sake, let him keep the credit for everything he did for his own crown. Such was the advice given to a man who meant as well as ever sovereign did mean, but who, if he had closed his ears to counsel, would have been obliged to throw himself for support on to a niass of 50,000,000 inaniimitted slaves. who were steeped in the crassest ignoi‘aiice and superst-itioii, and who might soon have been deluded into taking him for an enemy. The risks were too great. to run; but the Czar did ‘not at once renounce lils projects of adminis- trative reforni, and for awhile he sought to recover favor with the offended boy-ards by suminoiiiiig them to confer with him in de- visingimprovements in every branch of the .Stat.e service. From this period dates the institution of juries, the municipal eiifran- cliisenieiit of the Mii's, and some concessioiis I-:1_‘_as to religious and commercial liberty; but none of these innovations achieved what was for the boyards gave 0:111)’ such advice as was calctilated to further their own indcpeiideiice as land owners, and for the rest they took care that all reforms likely to assist the people overmuch should he strangled in the red tape of the Tschinn. he Czar saw at length how the wind blow, and abated a zeal which led to ll()l.i]il]0‘. He ad ﬁts of inipaticiice, and occasionally broke 1 Out into passionate threats, w iich made his obstructive servants tremble. More than once, on detecting an act of injustice or diso- bediciicc, be punished the oﬂ’ende1° with Dljoinpt and bligiiting disgrace; and then so Hsteriily insisted upon the execution of his . -. -5’:'gayS' ‘ilte getting evcryiliiiig he had sclioined for. ._Alexaiidcr has never quarreled with aper- gisoiial friend. luiiinies reach his ears, Orders tliat what. he desired was done. But ¢hese eruptions were as the last efforts of a Volcano which was exhausting it.-‘elf. Every .oiie at Court knew that the Czai"s weak spot lay in his heart, and that the coldness of those {I- Wlioni he loved could bring him to subjection. .:[ "r e was soon cajolcd, hoodwinked, and led about by his weak points like a boy. Sundry, Blacciiian who had been his companions in Oyliood liadthc reputation of - being able to 0 with him as they pleasecl. Ile dreaded to 9fl'eii(1 illtelll. If one of them wanted some . llllpos.-ziblc favor, or was liiiffcd at the expos- ure of some abuse in which he was con- cerned, he had only to leave St. Petersburg, and the Czar would mope about disinally for Tliese titfs always ended in the favor- Intrigues are hatched at Court, ’ but nothing ever Fliiikcs his faith in a man whom he has once admitted into his intimacy, liked and trusted. t is only a pity that the men who have most enjoyed his coiitideiice should in general have ecu conspicuously uiidcservlng of it. He is not a shrewd sclecter of friends. Like many men of good heart, his unwillingness to give Pain and his sensitiveness at receiving it tend 0 a scllishiie.-s which craves for coiistant ﬂat- ftry; notthc ﬂattery of scrvilc compliments, but that of friendly attentions, good-liuinor, ﬁnd kindness. The Czar likes to be tliought W good fellow, and the men who have stic- (leeded licst in iiiaiiaging him are those who vat} treated him with adroit f.‘1.iii'ili.'tl‘ii_V, as if he? were his eqiiiils and liked liiin for his ‘ qualities. He is a goodlinguist; lie Badlllllcll French literature when he was ytluiig, and has reincmbc_i‘cd enough to make F13 conversation livcl_‘. He still dcliglits in lfench novels, plays, and music, and is a jﬁaitlovcr of hospitalities en petit coiiiitc, ...f’eﬂy after the iiiaiiner of those coupe;-.5 ([3 (Ital: csp-2'i'z‘s- which Catheriiie II used to give "'5 CL‘ 0 Fl“ DJ 5-- pa tive press reports that "his Majesty deigned ‘ around him, - _._. _-.._. ,_ g W I illlllllelllii and he is so altered from the Alex g(')':1‘,’t".°f "“'9"tY Years ago that the l'llll.:“0f tinntifi’ﬁzxgongeylllbose tlitc llfll1el‘lcll'Cl0 of iii- ‘. ‘~ - “cause 0 car iis brezikinr out into wrath 5 if things go wrong Mostl _ _ . . y he never heals tliattliiiigs go wrong. Dlll'lllt!,‘ hls V0)’38<3§ the institutions which he visits ‘"‘(3iP|aCed in trim order before his coming; to him YH _(ire schiiin by revealing abuses submit-ted te S1: its the dociiinents which are Should 9 im. but seldom reads them. the T“ .1 9 give an orde_r on his own account, ti ' iiiiovniks obey it if coiivcnicnt; it not, 19) paltei and delay II” he grows tired of 3”“d"lS to the subject. Corruption is rife orociiind tlie-Czar, but he does not see it; or, it ie oes, be either finds himself at a loss on whom to throw the responsibility, or else dis- covers that the culprit is one whom he dares , Puilllsll: After beginning his reign like a l 100. exaiider II seems likely to end it in t ie epiciiieaii abaseinentof an Eastern poten- tate ener_vated by the aid of his scragllo. Meanwhile, nothing in Russian policy must be taken as the outcome of his own resolu- i tions. for he has long ceased to have any i will but that of the men who have perverted his better nature. In foreign affairs, as in palace iiiatters. he acts as he is goaded to (10. lie was made the tool of a cabal of ambitious intriguers and excited women when he de- clared war; he will be equally their puppet when he makes peace. A0'ri.~.G IN '1 HE PULPII‘. ' Mr_. Spurge on’s Ideas on the Neces- sity Of AP‘Dl'0p1‘iate Gesture in a, Preaclier. . Mr. Charles Haddon Spurgeon is perhaps one.of the last men in the world whom we should expect to lind occupying himself with the study of such vanities as posture, action aiid__£esture in pulpit utterance. No one priv ilegcd to hear him would suppose that he had for a moment seriously given his mind to these_coiisideratioi:is. Elegance of action, aPDl'0pi‘iateliess of posture, and gracefulness of gesture are not leading impre'.'ssions one c‘arries away after hearing a sermon at the 'Iabernacle in London. Nevertheless, Mr. Spurgeon has thought fit to address two lec- tures to his studciits at the college connected with the Tabernacle, taking for his text these 4 lIl1’lp§l:t:1l1l._ elements in successful preiicliing. ii _t c main, he has been content rather to point out what should be avoided than to in- d_1_c2ite precisely what should be adopted Gifted with a keen sense '.of the humorous. and endowed with a prepondcratiiig ‘gift of coiiiinon sense, Mr. Spiirgeon has watched, with mingled _ami.iseineiit and ‘horror, seine of the eccentricities of his brethren in the l’UlP1t- “&V1'~‘~l1.V Speakers,” he observes, ‘appear to have taken lessons from Bendigo, or some other professor of the noble art of self defence, for they hold their fists as if they were ready for a round. I.t is by no means lfiirc to hear an Evangelist preachin0' a ‘free Christ with a-clenched list. It‘ is ’tLl1I)l.1Sil1°' to see them puttiiig_themselves into an at'titiide and saying Come unto me! and then with a revolution of both lists, And I will give vou rest! Other styles of evil- manncrism which tli'e‘great preacher protests against are “the still,” adopted by men whose arms and legs are moved as if they were upon iron liinges, and were made of exceedingly hard -metal; ‘ ‘the regular and mechanical, ” in which men move as if they were not living beings, pos- sessedof will and intellect, butas if they were autoinata, formed to go through pre- scribed niovements at p.rescri_bed intervals. There are, moreover, among undesirable models, the “hainmer-nian,” who pounds and smiles at a great rate, to the ruining of ' Bibles and the dustiiig of the pulpit cushions. There is tl.ie laborious style indulged in by men who mouiitthe rostrum as if they meant hard -work, and before long are foundlpuﬁing and blowing as if they were laborers working by the piece. There is the style which Mr. Spurgeon calls “the lazily digniﬁed.” There is the f‘perpetiia.l motion” preacher, who is all action, and lifts his ﬁnger or waves his hand, or strikes his palm at every word. There is “the ill-timed, ” in which the hands d0_iiot keep time with the lips, and finally there is “the positively ugly,” in illustrating which Mr. Spurgcon alludes to many atti- tudes too familiar in the pulpit. In consideriiig the hindrances to good preachiiig, Mr. Spurgcon claims a large place for the pulpit itself. He does not like the pulpit, which he denounces as “a horrible invention.’’. and a greater curse’ to the churches than is at first sight evident. ‘ ‘Many of these erections,” he continues, ‘ ‘resemble barrels; others are ofjthe fashion of egg- cups and wine-glasses; a third class were‘ evidently modeled after corn-bins upon four legs, and yet a fourth can only be likened to a swallow’s nest stuck upon the well.” No one in erecting a pulpit, Mr. Sptirgeoii com- plains, ‘ ‘seems to think of the preacher as a man of like feelings and senses with. other people. The seat upon which you are to rest. at intervals is often a ledge. and the door handle runs into .tlie small of your back. What Mr. Spurgeon likes is the platfoi'in, and he nieditates with marvel upon the late Tlioinas Biniicy, who was wholly unable to speak on a platforiii, and was known‘ to fetch gowns and other materials to bang overthc rails of an open r_ost.rum if he found himself placed in one. “'l‘liis,” Mr. Spurgeon says, ‘ ‘must have arisen from the force of habit,’ ’ which is obviously the fact; and, indeed, ac- counts for the prevalence of the pulpit. A man who finds no difficulty in addressing an audience from a platform on a scciilar sub- ject, and on a day other than Sunday-, would be exceedingly uncomfortable if he were obliged to stand ungowned on an open plat- form and preach a sermon. This doubtless arises from the fact , that the clergyman on Sunday assumes a‘ character which requires particular accessories. It is done uiiconscious- ly. But it is so complete that there are very few clergynien who have the same voice or tone in the pulpit which they usein any other relation of life. They have a pulpit voice, a pulpit manner, and, as far as carefully pre- pared manuscript leaves room for the exer- cise of thought, they have it pulpit cast of thought. It follows that they must needs have a pulpit, and the effect might be curi- ous, ,and even disastroiis, should some day -an accident happen which would. prevent a clergyman from mounting a certain number of steps, and shutting himself up, or being shut up. in a box of a particular form. . As to the question whether pulpit or platform be more desirable as a matter ‘of convenience, and as an adjunct to successful sermon ora- tory, it is obvious that a great deal depends upon individual peculiarities. A long-legged man, for example. would be better in a pul- pit. A shapely man of noble appearance and graceful hearing would he more impressive on a platform. Mr. Spurgeon cites the case of St. Clnysostom dclivci‘iii_g his sermons, and he supplies an eiigiaving. showing the great preacher standing, appai'en_tly upon a pedestal, with a scroll of nianuscriptspread out ‘on a reading-desk. 7‘F0I‘g€lLi.ll1f.’,‘_i;l18' robes at the inonieiit,” Mr. Spurgeon says, one can not but feel that such a llitl_lil‘t1i pos- ture is far more worthy of the sublime truth than that of a _ person crouching over a sheet of paper, looking up very occasionally, and thus revealing no more than his head and s'noulders.” The main proposition is true, but in the interest of truth we can not con- sent to forget the robes. It is just the pres- ence of the robes in this case which lends dig- nit.y to the iigure of St. Clirysostoin, and sug- gests that perhaps the most perfect way of delivering a sermon would be to stand on a platform, not necessarily on a pedestal, but certainly attired in a flowing robe-—whetl'ier it be called a surplice or actually be a modiﬁ- cation of the dressiiig-gown, need. not mat- ter. Slaugliteriiig the Buffalo in Texas. [Sliackclford County Letter to the‘Galveston N cws.] The town of rifiin is supported by buli'a_lo huiiters, and is their general rendezvous in this section. The number of huntei;s. on the ranges this season is estimated at 1,o00. Vlfe saw at Griﬁin a plat of ground of ELDOM I01” acres covered with biilfalo hides spread out to dry. besidesa large. quantity piled up for shipment. These hides are worth_ in‘ this place from $1 to $1 60 each. The gcneial_ly— accepted idea of the exciting chase in buﬁalo hunting is not the plan pursued by ‘the men who ina.ke it a regular business. ’lhey use the needle-gun with telescope: bill’ U13 POW‘ derby the keg, their lead in bulk, and the shells, and make their own cartridges. The guns in a party of hunters are used by only oiieor two men, who say they usually_ kill a drove of thirty or forty buffaloes on one or two acres of ground. As soon as one is killed the whole herd, smelling’ the blood, collect around the dead body, sniiliiiig and pawnig up the ground, and ut.terii‘ig a singular noise. The huiiter contiiiiies to shoot them down as 101,.» as he can reiifain concealed, or untll the lastbanimal “bites the dust.” The l->l1ﬁ'3l0 pays no attention to the report 0f_t119 gun: and ﬂees only at sight or scent of D13 ellemy‘ The others of the party then OCCBPY thenlselles in “peeling.” Some of these have become so skillful they offer to_ bet t1l6_Y C=“{S1*“‘ 3' iiive orsix-year-old bull in live m1DUt3=- The meat is also saved and sent to ma1‘k€t-2 Mid I the Iieriiiita c. All this has made his mind E commands a good price.- St. ....——....— -.- - .... ......_..—.—.............-____________ _ .._-—-.-u. ...... ....................,__.,____ __ __‘ Vstrong self.-denial to throw them aside. - ance in that garb upon Walter l’:liirti'iii'lit; but 'weai‘y,lo01{ed by no means lovingly on . 'I‘he system of dividing the story into several "THE B U."l‘ FOR A NAME. \Vli’lkle (.o.lllns’ Woman in “V9 ite-The rocess of Its (.oiisti-iici.ion—-.1low um Author 14 ound wucntral lava,--l'l‘()r|u-u lliiiitrletlie (.liaracters—--Soarcliing for it A wrgter in ii London newspaper describing 1511:; Wilkle Collin.~a at home says: Ib\'t‘l’_\' author of mark has his own method of working. Mr. Collins’ method is pecu- Jiarly his own, and can best be described by following_ the gradiiiil dovelopiiient.of the Woman in _White. iiluiost in the words we have heard it described by Mr. Collins’ own lips. 'I‘lie first step in the nu I/lode Collins is to find a central idea. the second to tiiid the characters. the third to let the incidents bring tlicinsclvcs about from the nature of the char- acters, the fourth to begin the story at the be- giniiini.:—-iii direct opposition, be it obsorvi-d, to the ancient system of plunging in medias res. It; shall now be Cxpltllllcd how these general principles were applied by Mr. Col- hits to his most remarkable work. Having to ‘ write it story for All the Year Itomicl. be cast about fora central idea, novel and strong enough to carry three volumes on its back. It happened that at this time he received a let- ter asking him to take up some case of real or supposed wroiigfiil iiicarcci°aiion in a lunatic asyluiii. His thoughts being directed into this groove, be next came upon an old French trial turning on a questioii of substitution of persons, and it at once struck him that ii. substitution effected by the help of it lunatic asylum would prove a strong central idea.‘ This arrived at, the process of con- sti'i_i(!tion according to Mr. (‘olliiis is purely logical. The victim to be iiiterestiiig must be a woman, to be very iiitcresting slio must be a lady,- and as a foil to her, the person who is to represent lier must be of inferior birth and station._ Now, as there is a person to be iii- jurcd—-innoccnt and beautiful of coiirse-— there must be avillaiii. It is not difficult to coiistriiot a villain; but a braiid-new villain,a villain like the immortal Count Fosco, is not built tip in a day. He is the quintessence of a liecaloinb of villains, not English, but for- eign. ‘ ‘_I tliotight the crime too ingenious for an Englisli villain, so I pitched upon a for- eigner. You know that 1 have lived a great deal abroad, and have had many opportuni- ties of obseving foreign people. It seems that I did so to some purpose; for after the Woman in White appeared, I receiveda large number of letters from abroad accusing me of gross personal caricature, or rather too accurate portraiture. The writers were in a great _rage_ at having their personal weaknesses applied toa scoiiiidrel and held up to derision. I need not tell you that Fosco is not niodeledon any one or any half dozen _pe1’s0n~s. His Cl'l2il‘ll.CleI‘ grew on me——a great danger to a novelist, by the way. I knew a man who loved canaries, and I had known boys who loved white mice, and I thought the mice runningaboiit Fosc) while lie'mcdi- tatcdoii his schemes would have a ﬁne ef- fect. You a.~<kme why I made him fat, his greatest beauty in the opinion of the majority of competent judges. You give me good rea- sons for inakiiig him fat; that fat men are malevolent and ruthless, and that the first Napoleon was a fat man, together with the chemical demonstration that fatty substances when heated above a certain teniperature de- velop an acid known as butyric acid. I knew all this, but none of. these considera- tions influeiiced me. I had begun to write my story, when it struck me that my villain _Would be _coni-inonplace, and I niade him fat 1n.0pp0si_t1on to the recognized type of vil- lain. His theories concerning the vulgar clap-’§.r-ap, that murder will out, are my own. . “Smoking persistently, Mr. Collinsgoes on to tell us that, having thought out his big villain", he felt that a minor villain was nec- essary——a weak, shabby villain, the tool ,.of« Fosco. Sir Percival Glyde then stops on the scene. To stamp his chai'actcr with con- tempt he must commit mean crime; there- fore he is made a bastard, and must attempt to destroy a forged register. I ‘You will not think me vain when I tell you, as a simple matter of fact, that people took extraor- dinary interest in the mean villain, and laid be s concerning the nature of the mysterious crime which put him in the power of Aiine’s mother.’ Mr. Collins coiitinues: ‘A man, too, wrote me a furious letter, complaining that I had drawn an exact picture of his dwelling as Blackwater Park. House, trees, lake and boat house. all were there, and my correspondent was amazed and disgusted iliat I should nave selected his house as the scene of a crime. Ineed not tell you that I had never seen either. The Woniaii in ‘White was.exceptionally fortunate in exciting the interest of the public. No sooner was it ﬁn- ished than I received a number of letters from single gentlenieii, stating their position and means, and their wish to in-a.ri'y the orig- inal of Marian Halcombe at once. ’ “Having formed the central idea of the VVon;ian in W.liite——-the substitution of one woman for anoiher in a madhouse, and the destruction of her idcntity——-invented the two women and two villains, aii.d determined to bring Fosco at last to the Morgue, Mr. Col- lins thought it was almost time to begin his still nameless story. ‘That is my diﬁiculty,’ he admits. as he liglits a-nether cigar; ‘and I imagine is the diliiculty with everybody else. With me, however, it is especially difficult; for my system of s‘t.o_ry-telling admits of no narking back, and coinpels me to carry my cliaracter through with me. I always work. with one set of characters, as I think the introduction of a second set weakens the interest of the story.’ A.» -— .....,.........4 ......... ...,,.,, _...,. ‘Witli coiisidcrable trouble he hit upon the drawing-master and Maria_ii Ifalconibe, and, having made a be- ginning, leaped at once to the third volume, and wrote the greater part of it. Probably no writer is, as it were, so hard upon liim- self iii pruning away redundant incidents as Mr. -Collins. A writer full of itiveiitive pow- er finds incidents. especially of the kind which does not bear upon the action of the story, spring up at every page and intrude themselves upon his notice, and it requires “Titles, however, are not so plentiful as incidents, and quite one-third of the Woman in White was written before a title could be found for it. Dickens was anxious to coin- mence publication; but novel requires a name of some kind, and he, like Mr. Collins, was for once at a loss. Perhaps this was the only occasion on which the anther of Pickwick was fairly brought to a standstill, for probably no other writer ever possessed such an extraor- dinary power of inventing titles. Still, Mr. Collins’ story remained nanieless,and the un- happy author cudgeled his brains in vain. To those clever people who are pi'etei'nati.iral- ly wise after the fact, it will appear strange that he had already fully described Anne C-atlierick’s strange fancy for dressing herself in white, and the effect of her sudden appear- no title could be found for the book. Mr; Collins betook him, in despair, to' Broad- stairs. Hewalkcd for several hours on the cliffs, between Kinsgate and I_3leak I~Io_use, and smoked an entire case of cigars, striving for a title, but with a barren result. As the sun went down the novelist threw himself on the grass, conteinblatitig the North ‘Fore- laiid Light House, and, being hipped and that hideous ediﬁce. Savagely biting the end of his last cigar, he apostropliized the building, Stttlldlllgx coldly and stilily_i_n the‘ evening light, ‘You are ugly and still and awkward; you know you are; as stiff and. weird as my whi_te woman. . White womanl- -——woman in white! The title, by Jovel The author was coiitent, but not so all his friends. The late Mr. John Forster, who had found for Bulwer the admirable title of Night and Morning for one of his most suc- cessftii novels, and had been appealed to by Mr. Collins, but had failed to iiame his bant- liiig, was loud in protest. The Woman in White was toolong, too irrelevant, was based upoiiaslight peculiarity, and so_ forth, and the opinion of Mr. Forster was indorsed by everybody but Cliarles Dickens himself. The Master was delighted with the title and the idea of the story, which at once seized upon the public. Still the band_ of depreclutors continued to prophesy evil things of the Woman in White. It was suocesslul.as_ a se- rial, that could not be denied, but in the three-volume form it would fail completely. personal narratives. since so oturageously confused and abused by Mr. Collins’ in:i_ita- tors, would, it was said, prove fatal to the. story when published en bloc. Dlclfells 811-; tel‘-taincd an entirely oppos_ite _0P11110I1sr imfl the justiiess of -his lite-rary iiis_t.inct was again deinonstrated by the extraordiiiary success of the Woman in Wh1teh.W” . ’ SIZE OF THE SATELLITES or llf‘.iIis'.-—1§;roin a series of pll0.0Il1ei.l‘l0 tests applied by 1 ml. Pickering, of Hill‘ ard_ObscrVai.ory, to the newlv-‘di‘s'cove’1‘ed satellites of -_Mars, be ob- taiiisrcstilts very 0103313’ 3gl'99l1.ll§ ‘Wm 330” other as to the size of those bodies. He states fa.p'pi'oxi1nately that . the outer_ and darker satellite isfabout six miles in diame- tel‘, and the inner one about seven miles. , - t'no- exeriments on the Col- 01.§f1)3U‘Iii)]t,ittt(i:')1i.3)Sl.l;aWet'£i) lately reported at A i has ceased in Caliloi-iiia is crroiicoiis. said the Mir Hill: “Slab:-limiter ‘vhuvvllmitllalSW- ....... ........«.-.-.-mm-—..—-..... . ..-...-M. . nilnewliat they would eat and what they would not eat. Nina cxperiiiients were con- .ducicd, varyiiig in time from twciity-foiir hours to twenty days. After being kc ‘it for cerialiileugtlis of time witlioutfood, caves of vegetables generally and afterwards red root, Caiizida tliisile, golden rod, cat iiiliit, plantiilii, were given iha-in but none were eaten. When supplied with potato leaves all ate freely. GOLD IN CALIFORNIA. Prentice Mulford Tells How it is Found and What. it Costs to Find it. lFroin the New York \Vorld.i Mr. Prentice llliilford delivered it lecture on “Miiies and Miiiiiig in California” before the Maiihiittaii Liberal Club last 8V6-lllllg. He licgaii by saying: ‘ ‘Gold and silver have I none, but of siicli as I have give I unto thee. ’ ’ The prevailiiig impression that gold mining lcctiirer, for .‘l4;’(5,000.0l)0 in gold bullion was produced last. year. The proiliicing area is froiii 300 to 400 miles long and from eighty to 100 iiiilcs wide. The aui'lfcroi.is gravel is found in the chaiiiicls of livealid dead rivers, the ex-- tiiict river-beds runniiig at right angles to the living rivers. The gold occurs in quartz orig- inally, and by the action of the elcnicnts the quartz dccoiiiposcs and the gold is washed out, lodging in gulclies, foriniiig dry diggiiigs, or in the beds of creeks and rivers. foriiiii.-g wet diggings. The pro- cess of digging gold is illllSl.l'tlt.t‘(I every rainy day in the streets, when the soil is wasti- ed away, leaving pins, needles and other other small objects in the crevices of the ﬂag- ging. The earliest method was extreiiicly simple. The miner, provided with butcher knives, poked into the crevices and niches for iiuggcts. The second inctliod was more (10111- plicaicd and troublesome. . The dirt was sliovcllcd into a pan. which was given a rolal‘y motion as water was added. The roiiiantie of gold hunting vanishes when on a hot d'a_\l the minor is obliged to handle a heavy pail of mud, his arnis and legs aching wiili the [JUS- culai‘ ‘effort required and his back broing under the blazing sun. 'l‘lie surface of {the ground was usiially at an angle of fortyilive (legrees, and evcrytliiiig had to be secujed. It being desirable to wash the greatest ain ‘lint of dirt with the least possible lallOI‘.‘lll8 cradle or rocker was invented. Mr. Mullord theti exhibited a iniiiiatiire pasteliilai'd cradle, and illustrated the process of rocking out the gold. After rocking came sluitliig. The dirt is slioveled into the upper cull of the inclined sluiceway, tlirough which w't.cr is running, and the gold settles into the rip- ples made by slats in the bottom. So tine iloes some of the gold become that it settles iiiltlie most minute particles into the wood of itlie sluiceways. When these become worn out they are burned and the ashes panned oicr. An old Californian, on hearing the Molaic account of the golden calf, said that heldid not doubt Mo.-es ran away, that Aaron ad- vised the Israelites to make a calf of,gold,liiid that Moses, pretending to be wrolli, orliis return, threw the calf into the ﬁre. ‘ tit don.’t you suppose, ” he added, witjli a chuckle, “that lie and Aaron came tog'clhe1' that night to pan over the aslies?” Mr. 1 ul- ford, in closing his lecture, dcscribed=.hy-V draullc and quartz mining, and said: "1 niight add that it takes a mine to run a mine, and it sometimes takes all l.liat’s mine aiiil all that’s yours to inanage a_mine.” I A Fortune- I eller Sent to Jail. i [From the Livcrpoo1Courier,] l Jane Jones, a iiiiddle-aged woman, d ragged and wearing a soiled bandage r her eye and head, was brought up yeste ay in the First Police Court, bel'oi'.e Mr. H Hornby, charged with ob aiiiiiig l'I1Ul'ley y a trick. _ Police Constable 'o. 386 said ‘ii-at about 5 o’clock on the previous evenin received information of the prisoiiei‘ belt a house in Upper Parliament street obtai lug money by false pretenses. Witness i. ent there and concealed himself in a kitchcniiiid saw her receive a- sixpeiice from one of,tlie ‘servants. She then cut a. pack of cards‘iiid told her fortune, saying, after drawiiig the queen of clubs, that she wouldbc-niurrie. to a black iuiiii. [Gi'eat.laiii2;htei'.] Mr. Horn y—— That is a variation. ' The fair llicll are ge cr- ally thefavorites. [Renewed laiighteiuj " it- ness continued to say that anotlier of the ‘iris cut the cards and turned up the queen of ia- nionds; the prisoner said her swee éeart would be soon home; he was now iiwziy in Africacn a voyage, and would bring her a. present; she. would then get married to him; prisoiier stayed in the kitchen a long‘ time, - and asked another servant several qticstioiis. Inspector Carlisle———-Slie was not ablelio tell that you were behind the door? Witness- No, sir. [Laugliteiu] Mary Anti Regan ‘ one of the servants, said the prisoner came ti the house and acted as stated. Mr. Cai‘lisle-+Are you the one that was to. have ‘ the black iliitii? [Laugli1.cr.] Witness--Yes; I gi.ivc'lici'lslx— two weeks, onltwo iiioiiths, she did not quite know, and she said I would be niarried, and a lot more I e iild not tell. Mr. Carlisle-—Did she say«ivl‘iat aged man he was to be? _Vv’ilne-ss—l_\lo,‘ sir. iLaugliter._[ The .Magi.sti'-.ite-—D1d ‘ you think you were going to hear iiiiytliiiiggood froin her. Wit.iiess—-No, sir; it wa-‘only for curiositv. Mr. Hornbv-——A nice of spending your nioiiey. '1‘lie~witness iirther said that the prisoner called at the ouse some time ago, and witness pledged her i cots to give the prisoner money, three sliilliioifs for telling her fortune and pence for c ttiiig the cards. The prisoner then s .id she ould come at midniglit and bring a bottlt and sp*i'iiikle something on the doorstep.“ Mr. C-arlisle——Was that to catch the CO(3i{l‘O:lCi‘l8S? [Laughter.] Witness-—-No sir; she said it would bring sweethearts; we waited up late that night and watched for them, biiil none came. [Laughton] Mai'yMangaii,a(lollies- tic servant at the same house, gave Ct.ll'l'0D'. orat-ive evidence, but said she did not ‘ lieve anything the prisoner had told her.i Mr. I:lornby said that this was a serious ni tter. The prisoner got into houses and eiicoiraged servants to do what was wrong-to ste-. .‘ It being her first offense.t.he prisoner woilld be sentenced to a month’s imprisonmentloiily. The next time she would certainly get double that period. The Pi'isoiier—-Tlianks. * - How He Was Got Oﬁ‘. . The Pittsburg, Pa. , Telegraph of Satiirday evening tells this story: ‘ ‘A case which de- veloped a good deal of quiet humor Wal$.il8tll‘d this morning before Judge Fettcrman, of the Quarter Sessions Court. A colored youth of seventeen, almost six feet tall, named Ford Butler, had been committed to the Work House by Deputy Mayor Bradley, of the East End, for a period of thirty days, as :tsus_pi- cious person,,the arresting oﬁicer alleging that he had seen him on Hiland avenue. about midnight. with a bag full of chickens on his back. He failed to arrest him then, but did c-.ipt..nre him a few evenings later at the Hi- land Avenue Night School. The p)"isoiiei' took an appeal, and claimed that the'0ffi.ce1' had made a mistake in his man. A cloud of witnesses, and a very black cloud, came up to prove an alibi. One of his brotliers. after testifying that Ford staid all that night at his house, was asked if it was his habit to stay out at night. ‘No, salt,’ was his reply, ‘he’s too big it coward for that. Why, I tells you. geninien, you can’t hardly git that boy a rod from the house after d-.irk,. ’less seine one’s with him. Ise told him myself, many a time, cf I was as big a coward as him, I’_d go and shoot myself.’ . The !l10i.l'lC_1‘ of this promising boy was asked his age. ‘I dunno’ ’zactly, yer Honor,’ she said, ‘but he was three days old w’eii de ’splosion ’curred at Lawrenceville,’ meaning tliedcstriiction of the arsenal at that place. ‘Besides,’ con- tinued the proud parent, ‘he never had no .’casion to steal. I’ve got plenty of ducks and chickens at home in Sliarpsbiirg, and I never knew one of my children to steal——not one of de whole fourteen!’ The evidence of the albi and good cliaracter of young Butler were overwheliniiig, and the Court directed that the prisoner be discharged. ’ ’ Engl-and’s Preparations. . [From the Irish Times’ London Correspondence.] It is rcaﬂirined that the Queen and the Prime Minister have made up their minds that the intervention of Eiiglaiid is of vital iinportance. What Ihcar now is, however, dilfereiit from former versions of the royal and ministerial conclusions. We shall not interfere with the progress of Russia, even if the end of the war found her ﬁxed in the Eu- phrates Valley and at Coiistaiitiiiople. But when the terms of peace are about to be dis- V cussed, we shall step forward and claim to haveavoice in the settlement iofia ques- tion which concerns us more than any other power except Turkey and, in a certain sense, Russia. Should the au- swer be that the triple alliance nieaiis to con- ﬁne the arrangement of the treaty to Riissia and Turkey, we _shall then at once occupy Egypt and hold it. I have reasoii to believe that an uiidersuiiidiiig on this head has ac- tually been arrived at with the POl‘iL€,l.l‘lOllP.jl‘l there are doubts that it is in the shape of a formal purchase of the suzcrain. 1 can tell to in thy le-i.ter many years ago. o_iioted the following lines of Whittie1‘?S with pence; she said that my sweetheart if1.>‘oiild- . be home in two days, to the woi-ld,or known only in vague rumors, tliore are at this iiioiriciit t.’.Xi.('llSlV(3 prepara- tions beiiic; made for the clotliiiig and arm- iiig of it very large force. Moreover. the coiiiiiiissziriat and tlllXlilill‘_\’ departments of the military systciii are bciiig out in a slate of prep-.irzitioii,zind it is not at a l unlikely that if the 8lllt‘»l'8{(?l1Uy bcfalls it will be atteiiilcd by a surprise for those who think that action will follow at a snail’s pace li‘.iigland’s dolor- in nation to act. _ Lord Beiicoiisﬁcld and the Minister of War have had iiiziiiy coiifereiices lately, and the returns which have alreaily been made by spccial order, as I have iiiforiiicil you, of the available war strciigtli of tho Lritisli ari_nY for it foreign caiiipiiigii have been made again, some iiiiforsccii dilliciiltit-.~i ilt|VlllJ.' prevented the colnplctencss of the llrst report. 'l‘lic re- sult is, I am as.-:ui'etl, that we could in a addressed to Ben . GLOBE-DE)IOCllA’I‘. No. 206 North Eighth street. ”] YOOITIS. OX) Sl.l'GOCS . ° CHESS. _ ST. Louis, January 13, 1873. [All communications for this department to be It. Foster, “Chess Editor Chess Directory. - St.Louls Chess Club--Mercantile Library chess- Nortli Erid Chess Club-—Corner Tenth and Ben- Problem No. 98. ‘run AMERICAN CHESS ASSOCIATION ’I‘()UR2'iEYi MUTTO: '°FELL()\VS, STAND FAST." fortiiiglit coiiceni rate and dcspatcli to it tle._~'i_g,- natcd point an army of from forty-ﬁve to fifty tliousaiid men, superbly appoiiitcd, as we 1 as ottlccrcd, as any troupes iiiidcr the coili- niaiid of Field Marslial Von lllollke, by a fleet capable of sweeping from the soils the coin- hiiicd iiavie.-i of Europe. While on tile prime topic of the hour I may add a matter which is ii notorious theme of coiiiei-satioii licrc. This is the iiiarltcd CSi.l‘zlllg‘L3nlOlli. which has devel- oped in the diploiiiatic and social relations of p the nieiiibcrs of the govcriinient. and of the Riissiaii Eiiibassy since it bi-canie apparent that those who have in trust the concerns of Eiigland were beginniiig practically to recog- nize thc gravity of the situation. JUI1-N G. W1il’l‘ili<Jli’.. Interesting Personal Rcmliiiscences of the Quaker Poet. lcorrespoiidcnce of the Cleveland Hera.1d.] BROOKLYN, December 29.-——-In 1828 Mr. William Lloyd Garrisoii was the publisliei and editor of the Journal of the limes in llciiiiingtoii, Vt. It was started to advocate the Aiiierican system, the abolition of slav- ery, and the cause of teniperaiicc. This was the avowed purpose of the editor in his first paper. On the slavery and teniperance ques- tions Mr. Gal-rison for fifty years has never faltcred. He started a protectionist of our iniliistries. but for years he has been anti- protection. I i'enicinbei' a. few years ago Mr. Henry 0. Carey, of Pliiladelbliia, told me that he started out in early manhood a free- tradcr and Mr. Garrison’ a protectionist. Long since they had changed places or opiii- ions. Tlic first that I remember of Mr. Whit- tier is in 1828, when Mr. G~.ii'risoii introcu ied him to the readers of the Journal oftlte Times in a poem from his pen. as “the yoiiiigoiid gifted Quaker poet of‘ New ‘Eng- and. I have often read a poem credited to Mr. Whittier, headed “New England:” ‘ ‘Land of the forest and the rock, . Of dark blue lake and mighty river. Ol mbunltiin reared aloft to mock ' Tlie sLoriii’s career and liglitnings shock; My nwn green land forever,” etc. In looking t.hrougli the beautiful edition of BY CHARLES II. VVIIEELER, ENGLEVVOOD, ILL. Black. '/ //;.",'€ / , / /; ?////I//Z I-W I/I//A ‘ 14/ ///27;’///, '7’ 9 ..J , ’ \ \ \\ 7 X \ ‘. ’//// 4 4 \. 7/”). f/ / ///8”‘-' I ///1% i'x / . /// , .;//'/’}//// /// 7/ :1: aw /. A 47/” // @ // ////’//. % W/ute. White to play and mate in three moves. Problem No. 99. 13/ \ Black. 7 / / ¢/// '7 w,///4 ’////'/é z z oz, 3/”? W/3 s\>\> \ \\‘ \\\____x\\ ‘.7 ya//" / ’_4.’//% I 7’///' z,%ia;e z.ziz%z 7/’? 9/”',i77‘?— 5/ _ ’ K , , 75,/ his poems, published by Mussey 61*. Co., of Boston, some years ago, I could not find this poem, and wrote him recently as to its an- tlioi'sl'iip. I give his answer: ‘ ‘DEAR FRIEIVD: I wrote the poem referred I suppose the reason why it is not in my collected poems is because it did not happen to be at hand when the collection-was made. I had for- goiteii about writiiig for the Jo'z1.r9ml of the Tintes. I was at school then. How far back it seems now! I devoted twenty years of my life to the antii-slavery cause, and it has al- ways been a cause of thankfulness to God that I was enabled to do so. The old pioneers are nearly all gone. Soon the places that have. known us shall know us no more forever. I have long ago known of thee as an ant.i-slav- ery man. I am, very cordially, thy friend, ' ‘ ‘JOHN G. VVHITTIER. "’ No man can tell the influence that the anti- slavery poems of Mr. ‘Nliittier exerted on the niiiid and heart of the Ainerican people. . At the Philadelpliia Coiivention, in 1848, when Taylor and I4‘illmore were nominated, one of the delegates from Ohio, the gifted and elo- _ queiit late Samuel Galloway, in his speech, thrilling eﬁect: . “ “hall Honor bleed? Shall truth siicoiimb? . Shall pen and press and Love be dumb? Iiio-—-by each spot of haunted ground, Wlicre Freedom weeps licij'cliildreii’s fall;~ By Pl_Vlll0lli.il_'S rock an(.I‘BLIl1I§t:‘.l"S mound- By Gt-iswold’s stained and shattered wall-— By \Vi.ll‘l‘(_3ll.’S ghost, by Laiigdon’s sliade—- By all-the l'IlCll10I‘l(‘..~‘. uf cu.-Wloiidl " . By their ciilai-ging souls, which burst The bands and letters round them set- By the free Pilg-rim spirit nursed Vt’i’.hin our ininost bosonis yet—- ' By all above, around, below, Be cure the iiidigiiaiit answei'—NOl” Vifhen Mr. Galloway closed his speech, an cnthiisiastic Whig from Mississippi came over to him and said: “Mr. Galloway, we ap- plauded your poetry, but we damn the sen- tiiiiciit.~i.” I ' Iilaiiy of the old readers of the Herald will remember the beaut-.ifi.il poem of M1‘. "Whit- tier to the iiieniory of the late Prcsidei'il. of the Western Reserve College, Charles B. Storrs, a man of highest culture and great intellectual power. The late Judge Hum- phrey, of Hudson, Ohio, said Dr. Storrs was the most eloquent man he ever heard. President Storrs was an out-and-out anti- slavcry and temperance man. In his advo- cacy of these two great causes he knew no such words as falter or coinpromise. Slavery and intemperance were wroiig, and they must be put down. Dr. Storrs, of this city, a nephew of Presideiit Storrs, who inherits the intellectual force of his uncle, and is a man of rare culture, perhaps unequaled by any man in the American -pulpit to-day, told me not long ago ‘ ‘that when his uncle, Presi- dent Storrs, was sick unto death, and his nicther was watching him with greatest and tendeiest. care, and anxious for his life, said to him, thy brother, the doctor, says, ‘you must take a little brandy.’ He turned his speaking eyes to his sister, and in tones of voice almost sdleiiced by the touch of death, said in slow and measured words: ‘No; I can not take it. I must be true to the prin- ciple.’ These were the last words he ever spoke, and his great soul went up to the God who gave it.” The prophetic words of Whittier, in this ’ poem, to the memory of President Storrs", have become true,— for he said: “Where Maiiimon hath its altars, Wet o’er itli ilUll1a.l‘l blood, And pride.andltist dehases The woi-kinansliip of God, There shall. tiiy praise be spoken, Redeemed from falseliood’s ban; W hen the fetter shall be broken And the slave shall be a man. _ In 1863 I met the late George D. Prentice, editor of the Louisville Journal, in his office, in Louisville. During the conversation I said to him: “You used to criticise Mr. N. P. Willis most severely in the ,New England lieiview when Mr. W-hit-tier and yourself were its editors, in Hartford.” ‘ ‘Yes,” he said. “I loved Willis, admired his genius, and I was afraid he was being caressed and ﬂat- tered and potted and spoiled by his friends in Boston, and I thought sharp criticism would do him good.’ ’ , He spoke of VVhittier as one of the purest and best _men that he ever knew. Then he spoke kindly of Willis and of William Lloyd Garrison, whom he knew and admired in early life, and said, with evi-- dent feeling, ‘ ‘it would give him great pleas- ure to see Whittier and Willis agaiii. ” And I ventured to add, " ‘and Garrison, too.” Mr. Prentice hesitated a moment, then raised his arm and brought it down to the table with much earnestness, and exclaimed, “Yes, and Garrison, too.” A few years ago, in riding in the cars on the road from Boston to Spriiiglield with Mr. Ralph Waldo Emerson, in speaking of Mr. Whittier, I said, “he is the only man I have ever seen whose eyes were like Mr. Web- ster’s, in the dark streaks running through the white of the eye.” Mr. Emerson replied that “iVIr. Whittier had a right. to such eyes, as onthe maternal side he and Mr. Webster were of the same blood. If so, then this is another evidence of the saying “that blood will tell,” at least in the eyes. . A story is told of Mr. Whittier that during the rebellion he was riding in the cars, and met a friend who had just made a contract with the Government for timber for war ships at a Navy-yard. He asked Mr. Whittier if he thought he had done wrong. Mr. Whittier replied: "If thee has a contract with the Government to supply timber for ships of war, thee must see to it that the timber,,is all sound.” How sound and true and noble, in all that is pure and good’, . is John Green- leaf Whittier’. May heaven give to him length of days. — QUALITY of soil inﬂuences root develop- ment. A Gerniaii experimenter found that while, in a rich, porous garden soilsa barley plant produced 128 feet of roots, yet in a coarse-grained, compacter _soil, a similar plant had but eighty feet of roots. SO MUCH has been said against Mark Twain’s speech at the VVhittier birth-day biinquet, lately held in Boston, that he has concluded to purchase and edit a paper _of his own, in which he can defend and explain his . ,. - _ i ‘ logical society. 1.111’ of the Toronto eiitomo 9 _ Tligy viiere condllﬁtﬁd “’1t11.3 V19W.‘° dete“ you this upon good authority, but unknown W. II. Hook, 0. O. Wilcox. ‘ solver would think of, but I like No. 94 the better. ,/ Wlittc . White to play and mate in three moves. Solutions of Problems. NO. 93. _ 1. B R 1. , Solved by N. 1?-assant, Ellerslie and Car Leech, No. 94. 1. Q S 5 1. S x Q 2. K 137 2. Any 3. S or B mates. ’ Solved by N. Passant. N0. 95. 1. SR1 - 1. B ovcs 2. BB5cl1 2.SxB 3.Q:52c'n 3. KXS 4., (-3 mates. _.._.. 2. K Q4 3. Q B 1 3. Any 4. Q mates. Solved by N. Passant. Reviews. NO. 93. Agood two-mover.——E. and C. L. Very in- genious.—C. 0. VV. E'xcellent.—-W. H. H. 1- NO. 95. ‘ Very difficult. The key move is the lastone. a N. P. Answers to Corresp0m1vﬂ'°5- . F. W‘. 2.1., reset-uorougn, N. Y.—-Your prob- lems are very acceptable. Thanks.- R. I-I., Siiaiinton, 1ll.—'l‘he rocks are always distinguished by the colorpof‘ their base. If itis white, . the rock is white; it black, the rock is black. Notes. The .$'cient'iﬁc,Amei'vican Szlpplenzent of January 12, contains the portait of our worthy predecessor and although it does not ﬂatter Mr. Wash, his friends will at once notice quite a resemblance. It has been an nouncccl that. the A?)267‘iCi'l7l Chess Journal, printed at Hiinnibal, Mo., has been pur- chased by Samuel Lloyd. Ii‘.-q., and will hereafter be piiblished in New York City. We are pleased, of coiirse, to learn, but would be better nlcascd to know, that the American Chess and Problem Assooizrtion is making ar_range- ments for a. g:-tine tourney in connection with the organiz.-ition. Let the committee wake up and not liang ﬁre. _ _ 1‘lie Hartford Times is publishing the games partly playedin the so~callcd Iiiteriiation_a1 Tour- ney. We considcrit totally wrong. Great. in- justice may be done by criticisiais on them by the friends of the participants. Let the games be finished before Dl.ll)llCaLIOn so that there may be a fair contest. - 1 E. A. Kunkel,‘Esq., who has been connected with the Iziai-tfoi'd Globe in the editorsliiio of the chess departinent, announces that he will appear in Fordst and S'trea.m and Rod and Gun, of N cw York Oity._ We hcardly need bid Mr. Kniikel god-speed, for his past reputation as an able edi- tor, is a sutﬁcient guarantee of the success of his new chess column. Mi-. Frederick H. Elder has started a chess column in the Detroit Post and Tribune. It has come to pass on account of the great interest manifested at the present day in the game that no newspaper can be icalleti ﬁrst-class without having a chess department in connection with it. The Post and ’1’i‘°tbune is not behind in this re- spect, and deserves the patronage of the peo- ple . ,,,,,_.j,;.‘,-._'., The Down Town Chess Club. A meeting of the above organization is hereby called for Tuesday evening, January 15, . at 8 o’clock p. m. , at L. Hoﬂ’inan’s, No. 2506 Caron- delet avenue, object of meeting being to ele‘ct of- fice.-1‘s and make arrangements for the winter cainnaign. All the meinbei-sure requested to be in attendance. The following gentlemen nave p,ii~e;idy signed the roll of membership: R. Kocr- pdr, Hugo Rinkel, Dr. Haiisniann, P. J. Murphy, Geo. P. Scninidt. B. Jost, G. Harlow, J. Slici- blei, J. F. Kielzker, Harry C.,K1etzkcr, and Geo. A. Cibulka. We are mneli pleased to give place to the above. and will insert with pleasure‘ any future notices of ihis or any other oi_iess club of the city, if forwarded to us, for we are especially interested in the cause of chess in St. Louis. Chess by Telephone. GAME no. 37. The following game was lately played by tele- phone at Hartford, Conn. The occasion was one of immense pleasure, for during the intervals 0 the moves the fiiends of the parties held tele- phonic communications. Mi's.J. W-. Gilbert and Mr. John G. Bclden were matched against Messrs. A. E. Olinstead and C. G. Lincoln. The game was declared drawn on account of the late- ness of the hour. MRS. G. AND MR. B. Whit Mn. 0. AND Mn, L. Black. ' 0 IPLOK4 Ptoli-1 2I\.ttoKB3 i{ttoKB3 3 I{l.i.i‘lke*s P PtoQ8 4 Kt i.o K 13 3 KL takes P 5P,toQ,4. PtoQ4. 6 _}3'toQ3 Bto 1x2 7 Castles Castles 8PtoKR3 QBLO K3 9PtoQB4 PLOQB3 10Qt,oB2 PtoKB4. ]11$.tt0K5 I{ttoQ2 12BtoI’l5t1 BLOKL-1; . 13 Kt takes Kt B takes Kt (a) lllstolio BtoK3 15Pi.oI{B3(b) BtoK6cl1 16KtoR2 Q°.oI{Kt-1. 17Kt.t0B3(0) 1.’.toB5ch 18 B takes B Qt.ikesB ch 19 Kto Kt; htto KL6 20 R to 1:‘. 2 P takes P 21 B to B sq Q takes Q P 2‘.’.RtoQ (.,3toB5 23KRtoQ2 QtoK6cli 24 Kto R2 Kt-takesB ch 25 R. takes Kt Q R to Q sq 26RtoK2 Qto.'B5ch _ 27PtoK1't3 QtoR3 28 R from B to K ' R from B to K 29Pt0I'B4. Ktonstdi 30 Qio1>.4, PtoR3 31Qt0Kt‘.4 REOQE 3‘2litt'.oR.4i 'QRt01&?« 33 i{ttoB5 Pt0Q.Kt4 34. Kt takes I’ Q t0 13 3 35 Kl‘.t0B5 BWQ4 36 RtoK5(e) have been lost time. _ (ii) The advance of this Pawn was preniatiire. W hite’s resources to overcome. ((1) Weak. P to Is. aggi'e.sSlV6. jokes at length. l. advantage of a Pawn.--Iﬂartford Times. 4 (lt-onn'-DJLIWIOCRAT 1878. hnhnthuni The Leading Journal of the’ Mississippi Valley. Always Fresh. Eiiterprisiiig and Reliable. 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(a) Queen takes Kt seems preferable. inasmuch as the subseciuciit move of the Bishop snows it to (c) Taking the Kt would have precipitiited a ﬁerce attack. which would have required all of Kt 4 is stronger and more ((3) The Rook is now well posted, and Bl‘.-ick’s POSTJNEASTERS and others desiring to act as Agents, are in- vited to correspond with us. - The poptilarityyof the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, and the terms we offer, make it the best‘ papal’ to work for in the West. SUBSCRIPTIONS must in all cases be accompaiiiod with the money. Send by postal orders or register_ed letters, at our risk. Address GLCBE FRENTING C0, cramped position is hardly compensated by the _ ST. LOUIS MO. in ....._..—..~.—...._...,...._._ ._- _ , 10' 5*»ilﬂriisrilwlili-firearm ‘--sinw1£m£rlal$h££l« THE FIRST BANJO. In .S'cribner’s for January, Irwin Russell has it capital ne_9.‘ro dialect poem entitled ' 'Christrnas- night in the Quarters.” ‘Tho following_i_s old Becker's song, giving his theory of the origin of the banjo: ‘ Go ’way, ﬂ_ddle!——folks is tired 0’ liearin’ you a-squakin’. ’ Keep silence fur yo’ better-s——don’t you heah de banjo talkiu’? _ About de 'po.-sum’s tail, slie’s gwitre to lecter ladies, lislen l-—- About (le ha’r- what isn’t«dar, an’ why do ha.’r is missin’. "Dar’s gwine to be an oberﬂoW,” said Noah Iookin’ solemii-— Tor Noah link the Herald, an’ be read do rib- her ~.olumn-- Ah’ so he not his hands to work bor patches, An’ ‘lowed he’ gwine to build a boat to beat do st-eamah ' ‘Natchez. ’ ’ a.-cl'ai-in tim- Ol’ Noah kep’ a.-nailin’, an’ a-chippin’, an’ , a-sawin'! An’ all do wicked neighbors kep’ a-laughin' an’ a-pshawin’; \ But Noah didn't min’ ’om—-knowiii’ what wuz gwlne to happen: An’ forty days an’ forty nights do rain it kep’ a-dranpinh Now, Noah had done kofched a lot ob o-hr! Sort o’ neas’es-— Ob all de shows a-trabbelin, it beat ’em all to pieces! 1 " ‘ ‘ He had at Morgan colt, an’ sebrel head 0’ Jar- sey cattle— » An’ druv ’em 'board do Ark as soon’s he heard do thunder rattle. ‘Den-lcchlanoderfall ob rain !-—it comes so aw- ful hobby Do ribber riz immejitly, an’ busted time do lob ee, Do people all was drownded out--'cept’ Noah ' an’ do cril.ters, In’ men he'd hired to work do boat—an’ one to mix do hitters. ‘De Ai-k_s_he ken’ a-sailin", an’ a-sailin,' an’ a- sa in’: '. . De lion ct his dander up, an’ like to brlfk do pa in’-— ' Do sax-pints hissed--do painters yc1lcd—till, ‘ T what will all do fussin’ , - Ion c’n'dn’t hardly he-ah do mates-bossin’ ‘mun’ an’ cuosin'. Now, Ham, do only nigger whut wuzrunnin’ on de packet, Got lonesome in do barber-shop, an’ c’u’dn’t stan‘ dc racket; . -An‘ so, for to amuse he-se’f, he steamed soni wood an’ bout it, enter domestic service, be apprenticed to a trade, go into a factory, or remain at home to help in the faniilyliousehold. In the first case, she will in a large proportion of in- stances be expected to look after children, to darn their socks, sew strings on their pina- fores, hooks and eyes on their frocks,‘ and buttons on their boots--in short, to keep their clothes and her own in proper repair. If” apprenticed to a dressinaker, niilliner, machinist, bootmaker. or bookbinder, she will be required to learn, one by one, the dif- ferent branches of her trade in a more or less mechanical manner. If she becomes a fac- tory hand, she will not, after the work of the day, have leisure for much more than the proverbial stitch in time which will keep her tidy and respectable. If she remains at home to help her mother in the care of the younger children, or to act as the head of a mother- less household, darning and patching will fully occupy her little ﬁngers. It will thus, we think, appear that the most important and useful branch of sewing to the working classes is mending. Unliickily, i.t is exactly here that the weakness of the present system approved by the School Board shows itself. _ After food and rent, the most considerable item in the expenses of a‘ poor home is the woi_‘kinan’s clothes. It requires weeks of saving to buy the commonest fustian suit. When an accident happens to it, or wear and tear begin to show, it is a matter of consid- erable importance that it should be skillfully mended. We venture to assert that no teach- ing at present given in our National Schools would enable a girl even in the highest stand- ard to mend the elbow of -her fatlier’s, coat or the_knee of his trousers in a durable and in- telligent manner. Yet these girls are to be the wives of our laborers and artisans and the mothers of the next generation, The"whole strength of the present machinery seems to be brought to bear upon producing garments in which the stitches are so small that they can not be seen, and in teaching ornamental work of no real utility. The principle is the same here as in our modern furniture and possible to hide the construction; the second to put ornament where it does not mean anything. Those who frame the rules for our State schools ought never to lose sight of two things—-first, that machinery, as it becomes more delicate. less expensive, and more generally employed, will lessen the quantity of plain work done by hand; and secoiidl_v, that the tendency at present is to- wards division of labor, so that the ﬁne An’ soon he had a. banjo made-—de fust dat wuz invented. He Wot do fodder, stretched it on ; made bridge, an’ screws, an’ apron; - An’ fitted in a proper neck-—’twuz berry long an’ tap'riu’; Ho tuk some tin. an’ twisted him a thimble for to ring it; An’ den de mighty qzuost-ion riz: how wuz ho gwine to string it. Do ’possum had as fine a tail as dis dat I’s 3- siugin'; _ Do ha'rs so long, an’ thick, an’ strong--jes fit for banjo-sl.-ringiii'; Dat ni:.rger shaved 'cm oil‘ as short as wash- day-diuner graces; An sorted ub ’em by do size, from little E's to basses. Ho strung her, funedher. struck a jig--'twuz ‘ 'Ncbber min’ de wedaler’ ’- Sho soup’ like forty-lobbeu bands a-playin’ all togcdder; Some went to p.'itiin'; some to dancin’;Noah called dc lfggcrs-— An’ Hum be sol. an’ knocked do time, do hap- piest ob nigger.-l Now, sense dat time-—it’n mighty strange--— deres not do it-‘lighten’ showin’ Ob 'anyl_ia’r upon do ’_possum’s tail a-growin’; An (surfs tno—-dut. nigger’o ways; his vooplo neibcrlos’ ’em- lor wlia_r you finds dc nlgger—dar’s do banjo an de possum! rii"i3Ek1h'bTsE"i3vINu. [From the London Saturday Review. l samples of baby linen now produced with no little pride by ‘the pupil teachers will soon as much belong to a special trade as does straw- plaiting or glove—scwing. We are in no way bound to give the children in our elementary schools a trade, or anything but elementary training. We do not teach them short-hand because they are learning to write,nor house- painting because they are beginning to draw curves, nor book-keeping because they can (Il0'ft_(.l{ll{lOlI. - We next come to the important question whether even the elementary training of these children is of a satisfactory kind. and this we fear must be answered in the nega- tive. A great deal of nonsense has lately been talked about the impossibility of Inspec- tors being proper judges of needlework. It was not diﬂicult. to be witty at their expense: and many ridiculous stories were told of first-class men who, though they could easi- ly have analysed the structure of a Greek play or calculated the elements of an aster- oid, were yet helpless and bewildered when brought face to face and asked their opinion upon the layette of a year-old baby. The u_ui_versal test which one Inspector had, of giving every scam in severe tugand passing it as good needlework if it bore the process, was no doubt a very rough and ready way of getting out of a difficulty. It is, however, by no means clear that the ridicule which has been cast on the men who are called upon to judge of the work might not much more appropriately have been bestowed upon the mistresses who teach sewing in a. slipshod and uu.-ystematic manner which would not be An exhibition possessing a certain degree of national interest was held last week in the Western Gallery of the Kensington Museum. It was of needlework done by the children attending some of the elementary schools in London. The prizes were given by a society lately started for the pu‘rpoao as sﬁlnujatinz it useful art which is dying out from amongst In It won nlnqcant to you on nanny kindly sensible women willing to spend thought, time and money on a. project calculated to en- courage thrift and intelligence amongst the working classes, not to pauperize them.‘ The long tables on which the work was arranged were covered with useful gariiiciifs of all kinds; aprons and piuaforcs, ﬂannel petti- coats and stockings, Woolen mitts and babies’ frocks. Bundles of clothing suitable for giv- ing to the poor could be bought at little more than the more cost of the calico; for manv schools find it difficult to keep up their stock of inaicrial for cutting out, and are glad to sell completed work in order to replace what has been made up into garments. I’leasmit.- faced little girls who had got prizes roved about amongst the tables, couipiriiig their efforts Will] ihosze of children of their own age, or examining some new pattern which Wok tlwir-fancy. One could not help feeling sorry for one schoulinislrcss--liei° grief was so evident. when she found that none of her pupils ‘had received eilhcr prizes or coni- mendnlioii. We hope she saw that the work sent up had every possible fault, and that. if the committee erred at all. it was uudoum. edly on the side of leniency. They no doubt for: that cncourugemeiit is very desirable. and may perhaps sometimes think it well rather to give it reward to what (loos not quite dcsorve it than to allow an offered prize to remain uubesfowcd, We were di.-zippoinled to see no competition in the class for darned stockings. only two wretched speciinens be- ing entered. Pupil-teachers, assi.-tant-inis- tresses, and liead-iiiistrcsses can obtain prizes for economical cutting-out, useful desiiriis, and gciicral cﬂiciciicy of the school in‘ the sewing and knitting department. So far as we can judge, the rules fraiiied bv the society are likely to work well, particularly as thev are based on the standard enforced in Board Scliools. ’l‘hc Secretary, with great kindness and good humor, led the newspaper critics about, and coached them most suci es.-fully as to the diffei'ciicc betwcen footing and gruftiiig llocliings. the various kinds of darning. and the true principles on which to pass judg- ment upon a button-bole. There was one sight with which we were extremely pleased, and that was half a dozen bcautilully-made liolland pinafores, the work of little boys. This is an innova- tion in a right direction. With different feel- ings we looked at a chemise made bv achild under four years of age. The sewing°was too ﬁiie-—-lilccly to injure. such young eves, or iii- deed older ones, in a London school-room on 1 foggy day, The new Education Code having made needlework one of the subjects on .wliicli money can be earned, the attention of both teachers and inspectors has naturally been aroused ton qiiesiioii hitherto little consid- ered. Great diversity of opinion at preteen: cxistsninougst the authorities upon details done, and of the position the hands ought to assfunie at different periods. printed a list of the points to be aimed at and the faults to could be provided with a just the same as writing or drawing--a found- and curves. to be forgotten; and we would suggest that at future exhibitions, taken in doing each piece of work should be noted. It is an almost universal complaint with ladies who get girls from village schools to train as servants that they take as long to hem a duster as a pockethaiidkercliief, and have not the slightest idea of how to do a common coarse job with and strength. not the sort of work which can be better done by 9. machine, which are of no use in a poor man’s house, but that intelligence and quickness of eye and finger. that freehand sowing, which will ena- ble _a_girl io be useful. no matter what her position in life may be, mother, or factory girl. tolerated in any other department. There is not the slightest reason, so far as we can see, why an intelligent man should not be quite as capable of giving a sound opinion upon a piece of bemining as upon a row of pothooks, provided always that elementary sewing was taught, as it ought to be. in the same ﬁxed methodical manner as writing. The higher branches could be judged by a central com- mittee, or by a branch of the Science and Art l.)ep.arinieut. analogous to that which takes Llldlgﬁ OI I-D8 l1l'aWll.lg.- U0:-no notion 11519 taken possession of people’s minds that there is a niysterious incomprehensibiiity about needlework of which the secrets are onlv re- vealed to women. They forget flint in many couutries the sewing is principally done by the men, and that with us the best-cut and best-made garments are not from the hands of women. It w_ould surely be well. now that needle- work is to take its place permanently beside the three R. ’s_. and to be paid for at the same rate, tliat. some one should draw out a scheme with uniform rules and tests common to all the schools.‘ It is easy to see that at present only :1 small percentage of the mistresses themselves know the ﬁrst principles which they are called upon to teach to their pupils. 'Iliis can be proved by looking atthe hein- miug shown at exhibitions. It is almost uni- versally done with the needle sloping the wrong way, and, if it were executed in the coarse niatcrial and with the large needles suitable to little children, the horrible effect would easily be seen. Nothing could he a greater assistaiice in the teaching of needle- work than to supply schools with large dia- grams to be hung up during the lesson. On these sheets should be clear representations of how each particiilar seam should look when Below could be If each mistress magnifying-glass she might show in a way bettcr than by any number of scoldings where the child had gone wrong.‘ What we want in our element- ary sc.hoolu_ is to search until we discover a clear practical starting-point for each thing taught, so that scholars and teachers may see clearly what is being aimed at. Sewing is be avoided. ation must be lald_of pofhooks, straight lines, _ _ _ It will never be properly taught until this is understood. Rapidity also is not if possible. the time rapidity, neatness W hat we want to encourage is nor the ornamental s.-titches whether servant, A Fortune in a Few Hours. r From the Pittsburg Commercial.) Important petroleum developments are be- architecture; the first object is as much as AN Easrniin KING. The Siamese Ruler at Home. __ _...._..... ..........~.... _....._.... Foreign llesldents—-Their Hospitality to Strangers-Old _ Slam and Young Siam-.-An lntervlewlwltli the King-The Palace and Its Occupants -Friendship for the United States ’ ——A Royal Dinner--Lodged in 21 Floating House. [From the New York Times.) _ BANGKOK. SIAM. November 14} 1877.——-The st-iviifger within the ‘gates of Siam, if provid- ed with any respectable introduction, is most hospitablyrecoivcd. So few persons come here in avvisiting way that the foreign resi- dents look upon the advent of a travelei; as a godsend to relieve the monotony of their lives. and the Siamese are inclined "to consid- er his visit 9. matter of great compliment and honor him accordingly. The foreign commu- nity here is very small, less than 200 altogeth- er, and, like all these Oriental colonies——-Yo- kohama, Shanghai, Hong-Kong, and the rest ——is divided into cliques and factions, and dis- turbed by scandals similar to those of the majority of respectable and well-conducted communities all over the globe. To ask or expect things to be otherwise, is to demand a change in human nature and a complete over- turn of our whole social system. Bangkok is far removed from Newburyport, Ashtabula, and Seekonk, but it is just like those and ten thousand other placesin America, in the for- mation and continuance of social cliques and circles. The Browns are on bad terms with the Blacks, while the Grays will not ‘attend any party where the Greens are likely to be present. So it goes the world over, and so it will go to the end of time. But while a stranger hears much of the gossip which serves to distract the residents in the ennui, he is not compelled to choose between the rival factions. but is hospitably received by all. ‘He may lunch with the afore- said Grays and dine with the Greens afore- said. and be ﬁnds no eﬂ’ort on the part of the Blacks to keep him aloof from the Browns. And the hospitality of all is of the most gen- uine character, so that he departs from Bangkok feeling like the comedian leaving San Francisco, that he has been treated kindly and often. If the heat and the dinners, parties and excursions do not prostrate him he may feel that he has a powerful constitu- tion, well ﬁtted to withstand the ravages of time and champagne. The day was when a similar warmth of welcome prevailed in all the foreign colonies of the East, and the visitor to Shanghai, Hong Kong and Yokohama was warmly entertained. But steam lines and regular commiinica- tiou have multiplied the globe-trotter and led to the establishment of hotels. and a traveler must wander from the regular track to find the days and ways of old. The cosinopolitizatlon will doubtless increase as the years roll on. and by-and-by one must he would get away from the influences and results of a steady tide of tourists. Even the hotel keeper at Bangkok is quite unlike his fellows in the other cities of the East I have yet visited, as he does not regard the traveler as a lemon whose golden juice must be ex- tracted as far as possible. Not only are his charghs moderate and his table excellent, but he actually makes no mention in his bill of various little odds and ends that ‘his Yoko- hama or Shanghai contemporary makes much of. Even when we call his attention to the neglected points, he shakes his ponderous connect ed with the carrying out ofthc scheme. Members of School Boards may be heard ex. pressing: diainetrically opposite opinions, and a good deal of party feeling has got mixed up with tlire-ads and noodles. On one side we hear that the new Code, as arranged by Mrs. Floyer, must be forced on the mi.-stresses at any cost; on_fhe other. it is spoken of as a monstrous iiiﬂiction alike on teachers and chi_ldroii. We have no intention_ of here eu- tering into the leclmical questions involved in the controversy, or of intruding into the niysteri-_~s of feather-stitch or whipping; but the subject of needlework in Board Schools PSI matter of some importance to people in- tercsted in education. It has now become in- volved v.'itb‘the general principles of national traiiiinsr. ’Ilic. qliesiioni.~i not one altogether of licinmin_z and fucking, but includes the l'lU'i§0l‘ iirobleiii of how far State schools», sup- ported by taxiition. are to be encouraged to carry tcchiiical education. A liinit,,mu.,; be put_soine'.vliei'e, otlierwi.-xe we shall always be at the mercy of any entliusiast of influence who interests himself in the rudimentary traiiiii“ig of the working classes. At present the danger is that too many subjects win he forced upon the already overworked mis- tres:-res, and that the essciitial groundwork of educaiiﬂmi will not he laid with stability and care. Sbowy re.-tilts from pet pupils will be aimed at, and those from whom not much can be hoped will be neglected. This is likely to be the case with needlework if too much is Itlembledfiiid the rudiments are not properly taught. More is no more need that pupil- teachers should be forced to be accompli-lied seam.-tre.-;.-ses thanfhaf they should be required 0 to learn malheniatics because they will have to feac.b arithinetic. Buttbey ought to un- derstand lhe elements thoroughly--what we may call. for want of a better term, freehand sewing. NUW. What»-is tholobjeot of teaching sewing at all? What is likely to be required of a girl when she leaves school at the age of twelve otthirteen? She will most probably either lll%llItldc on the Riddle farm or Karns City, in utler County. as for several years past several third-sand Wells harp been operated on it. That of O. E. Emerson. small and considered of little ‘value. was recently drilled deeper, when a prolific fourth-sand rock was struck, and the well named “Old Teaser.” This well. with machinery and five-acre lease, was offered -f0l‘ $3.500. and, ﬁnding no buyers.the owner, just for luck, concluded to drill the hole deeper. This was done, and in a few hours an unexpected rock was struck. In one day tile $3.500 property was increased in value to $100,000, and a sensation created in oil circles over the development. Extensive prepara- tions were at once made to drill the old wells in that neighborhood deeper, and won; on new rigs commenced. Leases were in great demand and fictitious prices paid. The great incer_it.ive was the known value and lasting qualities of fourth-sand Wells, as compared Wllh short-lived producers in some localities. On Friday last. the Cooper well. on the lease joining Emerson's, and the Thomas well. on the ML-Clymond’s farm, adjoining the Riddle farm. at ruck the fourth-sand, and began producing at a rate that promised to eclipse ' ‘Old Teaser. ” A Neg:-o’s Head Fl-atfens :1 Bullet. The Sparfnnburg (S. C.) Ifcrald says: “On icliristmas day Peter Grant, a notoriously noisy and troublesome colored man, attempt- shot him with a pistol. Though Campbell made a ‘center shot,’ hitting him square in the forehead, only a few feet distant. the ball did not enter the skull. but ﬂattened. imbeci- ding itself under the skin, and producing only a slight fracture, which is not likely to prove fatal. ” 8 The National Association Turf Congress meets in February next at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City. The territory is not new, v ed to crowd Assistant Marshal Campbell,who 1 head and says: ‘ ‘Them things is no conse- quence, I’m satisﬁed with the bill as you has him.” Prince of landlords--but, stop, he has only been a year in the business. so let us be cautious. The foreigners are generally on the best of terms with the Government, as the young King is very favorable to them, and conse- quently the other officials are inclined in the same direction. Siam is becoming European- ized, but rather slowly, so that there is no danger ofa reactionary feeling, as in Japan. The urniy is equipped. uniformed and drilled after the European system, and the drilling is done by foreign instructors. The same is ,_ the case with the navy, and altogether there is quite a sprinkling of foreigners in the Si- amese service. ‘The uniform of the army preserves. in most of"tho branches of the service, the Siamese trousers, while the coat and helmet are European. One company I saw on parade, a few days ago, had the bear- skin shako, which struck me as exceedingly inappropriate to the country and climate. Equally so is the black and closely-buttoned coat, and altogether the selection of uniform has not been judicious, though much of it is not out of taste. The Siamese soldiers march well. and go through their evolutions commendably; they keep step better than most other privates, and their hands have a correct car for music, and erform very cred- itably. The King’s own liand is especially good, and I heard it performing one evening in front of the palace well enough to put to shame many a band in Europe or America. They gave the Siamese national air. a stately piece, not unlike the Russian anthem, and then they gave selections from operas and other familiar music, so that one had only to close his eyes to imagine himself on the banks of the Seine or the Spree, the Thames or the Hudson, instead of the Meinam. “Mother of Waters.” His Majesty Cliulalon-korn 1, Supreme King of Siam, is but twenty-four years of age, and tlierefore great things are not et to be expected of him. Iam told that e is very solicitous for the welfare and prosperity of his people, and devotes mutm time to the affairs of State. It is whispered that his ad- visers are not always the best, and that he is sometimes led in the way he should not go. This statement I am. of course, unable to confirm or deny, but must content myself with remarking that the King seems’ to me too intelligent to be led far out of the right way. There are plenty of intrigues in and around the palace, and there are two parties whose lines are pretty clearly drawn—that of Young Siam, headed by the King, and the Old Siam party, of which the ex- Regent is supposed to be the ~leader. 1 need hardly explain that Old Siam believes in things as they were, and is averse to change, while young Siam favors progress and improvement. Each is a not unwiiolesoine check upon the other, as the old party can prevent too rapid advances by the young, while the latter can compel a certain amount of progress, and perhaps quite enough for the country. Much of the change in the army and navy and some other things is due to the young King, and his inﬂuence is everywhere visible. His new palace in Bang- kok is built and furnished in European stvle, and so is his summer residence at Bang-pa-in, about ninety miles up the yiver. He has partly adopted European dress, but not on- tirely so. and he sits at table and cats quite in the style of London and Paris. Last winter, when the American ﬂeet was here, he invited the Admiral and other oﬂicers to dine with him. When dinner was announced he gave his arm to Mrs. Reynolds and gracefully escorted her to the table. This was the first time he had ever escorted a for- eign lady. and I think, though I am not sure. that it was the ﬁrst incident of the kind in Siamese history. When he became King he forbade his oﬂicers to prostrate themselves in his presence and creep on hands and knees,as had been the custom from time lnimemorizil. Some of the old party did notlike this innova- tion, but heinsistcd upon it, and to-day the etiquette of his court does not materially dif.’t‘er from that of other royal palaces. Among many of the old nobles prostration and creep- . ing are as much the fashion as ever. Through the courtesy of the American Con- sul. Mr. Sickles, I had the pleasure of an in- terview wiih his Majesty a few days after my arrival in_ Bangkok, and heard from his own lips expressions of the most kindly feelings toward the United States. and an earnest wish for a more extended commercial and social intercourse between his country and ours. An appointment was made for 4o’clock on a certain afternoon; an hour before that time we started in the Consular boat for B I three-mile row up the Meinam. Had the tide been running up, we could have made the distance in half an hour, or even less; but, unfortunately, the tide was on the ebb, and necessitated: long pull, a strong pull, and a pull all together for our four rowers. The Siamese utilize the ulsations of the tides in their transports o inerchan-disc: you see whole fleets of boats ascending with the ﬂow and descending with the ebb, while at other times comparatively few crafts are in mo- tion. The Siamese are not over-fond of hard work, and, as they depend largely upon muscular effort for the propulsion of boats, every circumstance is used to the best ad- vaimge. We hugged the shore closely and passed visit the heart of Africa or the North Pole if‘ within a few yards of scores of ﬂoating houses Whose owners looked at us with the caln'inon- chalance of the Orient.- understand a ﬂoating house; it is built‘ou a raft of bamboo poles and securely moored to strong posts in. the mud or -on the bank. It is a perfect house, rooms, roof and all, and its ﬂoor is about twelve inches above the water. There are thousands of these houses in Bang- kok, and they are not to be despised. as they have a never-failing supply of water, are ex- cellently drained and are very easy of‘ excess. One of their drawbacks is the facility with which the numerous water-snakes of the Meinam gain an entrance; the Siamese never have snakes in their boots, for the reason they don’t wear any, but they frequentl_v find them in their beds’ or about their apartments. The ﬂoating houses had their origin at a time when the land bordering on the river was very unhealthy, and the King gave the order banks. The hollow joints of the bamboo specially adapt it to the construction of rafts, and it is said that this free first gave the Chinese the idea of building boats in com- partments. . The tall. spires of the watts or temples rose into view in ‘all directions, and a mile or so to the eastward we could see the dome of the famous Watt Sch Kate, where vultures and dogs feed upon the flesh of the dead. -Our visit to this place, with its piles of calcined bones, its heaps of skeletons, its horrible stench, and the dogs and vultures waiting the arrival of a funeral procession, enough to satisfy any one with only an ordi- nary craving for disagreeable things. We turn our gaze in preference to the white walls that inclose the palace buildings, ahd while we are contemplating them we arrive at the palace itself, where the ‘interpreter of the Minister of Foreign Affairs is waiting for us. He has a pleasing face of Siamese bronze, and wears the loose trou- sers of the Siamese along with the blue coat and spiked helmet of Europe. We walk past the Mint, with its smoking chimney, and past the stables where the royal white ele- phants are kept. A splendid elephant, with —enormous tusks, is exercising in the court- yard; he steps with the softness of a cat and the weight of a trip-hammer, and makes me long for a ride on his broad and elevated back. The white elephants of Siam are not really white; they are, at best, of a dirty vel- low or cream, and their complexion is said to be caused by disease, or a freak of nature, like albinos among rodents and other animals. Siam reveres them, and evidently the gods love them, as they generally die young. In front of a pavilion with a wide verandah we meet the King’s interpreter, and here we discuss tea, cigars and various topics fill an oﬂicer comes to say the King is waiting to re- ceive us. Him we follow, and presently pass agateway guarded by a double ﬁle of sol- diers, who present arms at our approach. The gateway leads us close to the woinen’s apartments, and we cast side-glances at some of the dusky and scantily-robed occupants. Some of them are not lacking in beauty, but their months are red with the betel-nut, which is universally chewed here, and their feet-l are blacker than we consider proper in the Occident. VVe have time for only a hur- ried glance as we are speedily at the palace door. and mounting a stairway to the King’s apartments, we pass through a hall orna- mented with busts and portraits of European soveieigns, living or dead, and enter a large saloon, where We ﬁnd ourselves in the King's presence. His Majesty approaches as we enter, and aftercordially greeting our Consul pauses for the litter to introduce me. He shakes hands in th: Occidental fashion, and theniuvites us to seats near a table in the ceuterof the room. The sofa. where he sits is right-angled to the posiliou of our chairs, so that by partially turniiig he faces usboth. At his left hand stands the interpreter, who translates the King’s Siamese words into Englisli,but rarely rend-zrs our own words into Siamese, since his Majesty understands our language per- fectlj, or nearly» so. Sometimes, when he WISIBS a free and long conversation with a Consul or other foreigner, he dismisses the interpreter and talks away in ‘English, but on formal occasions like this he spears only in Siamese. His voice is full, clcai and resonant, and every word is care- fully pronounced. As he talks his face brigltens, and he gesticulates gracefully and in suiicient amount to make his conversation quite un-Oriental in character. His coin- plexiou is thefrue Siamese bronze,his cheek- boiiesaro high, and the outlines of his visage may be] called handsome. His thick, black hair iscarefully parted in the middle, and his slende‘ moustache evinces proper training, and gives promise of future greatness. He wears, or wore, the Siamese trousers, with whitestot-kings reaching nearly to the knee, and I3I'llIllllll.lIlg in low shoes of, I think, pateit leather. His upper garment was a millttr)’-Ullt sack of white linen, closely but- tonec and ornamented at the collar with half a dozen golden stars. Hi;-:Mujesty asked how long I had been in Siam and, how I liked the country; wished to kinvv if I had seen the temples and other attractions of Bangkok. and made other in- quiries of similar import. When these cities- tions had been disposed of he spoke of the visit of the ﬂeet, and expressed the wish to see mire of our ships and more of our coun- trynicn in Siam. He asked when we would have Anierican steamers running from San Frandsco to Siam, and hoped for ii rapid in- crease of commerce between the two coun- tries. Evidently he is sincerely desirous of intimite commercial relations with us, as he said there were many American manufac- tures ;hat were wanted in Siam, while we, on the other band, would be glad to obtain rice afa lower ﬁgure than we are now paying. Tea and cigars were served while we were on- gaged on these topics, during a period of ten minutes or more. Then the conveniation took a miscellaneous turn, and at a conven- icnt piuso we rose and made our adieus. The King followed us to the door, and before shakiig hands in farewell he invited us to call on him on our way up the river, as he had learned that the Consul was to accompany me on a trip to Ayutliia, the ancient capital of Siam. His Majesty was to go, the morn- ing after my visit, to his summer palace of Bang-pa-in (City on an Island), ninety miles above Bangkok and ten miles below Ayuthia. When we called on him at Bang-pa-in, the interview was less formal, as we were in the cuslomarv linen garments of Europeans in the East,‘lnstea.d of the black suit of cere- mony. The King was habited in an open ~ coat instead of a close one, and without hesi- tation took us to our seats, offered cigars and ordered tea. He invited us to dine with him on our return that evening from Ayuthia, and after half an hour of pleasant conversation we took our departure. We reached our boat and sat down to our mid-day break- fast; hardly had we done so before half a. dozen servants arrived, bringing something from his Majesty. One brought a basket of green cocoa nuts, another a huge bunch of bananas, a third a bowl of oranges, while two or three were laden with honey in the comb, attached to branches of trees. The bees fasten the comb to a small limb, and then to the body of the ti-ee—-generally a small one-and when the honey is brought to the King it is brought with the limb, and not detached from it. One fine specimen, destined for me personally, was about two feet long by ﬁfteen inches in width, and the tree on which it stood (about two inches in diameter) had been set in a plank to hold it upright. It was the ﬁnest specimen of the kind I have ever seen, and I would give much to get it safely to New York. As our boat was atriﬂe slow. the King’s Private Secretary. Phya Pat, gave us his steam launch, and as soon as lunch was over we were off. _ On passing the palace we found another delegation of servants at the landing. They brought liquids of a kind not unknown to Bordeaux and Epernay. and in sufficient quantity to irrigate a party three I.-IIDBS our size. At Ayuthia the rain prevented our seeing much, but we called on the King’s uncle, Chow Phan Alah, Prince of the Elephants. and one of the leading men of the kingdom. He brought out two of the elephants, and gave us a ride on the beasts, showed us the corral where wild ele- phants are caught, and offered us all the hos- pitalities of Ayutbia. A hundred years ago the city was destroyed by the Burmese; now the site is overgrown with tropical trees, and there are only ruined walls of houses and palaces and the crumbling towers of more than a hundred temples to show where half a million people lived. Many of the temples must have been magniﬁcent, to judge by the splendor of their towers and spires after a century of decay, _ The dinner with the King was quite ala European. The party consisted of his Maj- esfy, six of his younger brothers, the private secretary and our party of three. The con- "versation was general, and touched many topics; but the King had many questions to ask about the United States. and particularly wished to learn the difference between Siam- ese slavery of the present and American slavery of the past. After dinner we sat an hour or more on the balcony, listen- ing to the music of the band and contem- lating the general splendors of the scene. Baring part of the dinner and all the rest of _ the evening the King throw off his reserve and Perhaps you may not to build upon the river itself and not alongits ' is quite, his interpreter. and conversed freely in En- glish. He speaks with very little hesitation and great correctness, and I am told that he reads a great many English books. , He has a taste for music. and has a piano in his saloon at Baiigkok and also at Bang-pa-in, andI was shown an album of nionogranis he" had prepared with his own hand. ‘ We slept that night in a ﬂoating-house the King had prepared for us, and just before our departure a fresh supply of fruits was brought, together with three monkeys from, one of the King’s brothers. Depositing our fruits and monkeys where , neither could do damage to the other. we waved a farewell to Phya Pat and steamed down the river in the direction of Bangkok. . So ended my visit to an Eastern King and a dinner in his palace. , - - DOUBLE EXISTENCE. S.tra.nge ‘Experiences of Thekla Beni- owsk‘i—--Apparently ‘Dead, Yet Alive. [From the New York Mercury.] ‘ ‘Speaking of suspended animation, ’ ’ said Dr. Brennerman. of Second avenue and . Fourth street, to a Zlfcrcury reporter, in the course of a discussion of the curious case of Emma Pillow. described in the issue of Sun- day last, ‘ ‘reminds me of a far stranger phe- nomenon which I have now had under obser- vation for over two months. I have often wondered that it has not found its way into the papers, for it has been a common subject of discussion for the past month at least, and is the topic of a paper_to be read at the com- ing medico-legal meeting. But if you care to investigate it I will put you in theway of do- ing so. ’ ’ A climb up the grim stairs of an enormous tenement house on Forsylh -street, near Riv- ington, brought reporter and physician into - the three rooms in which a family of Hungar- ian cigar-makers, numbering twelve in all,‘ exist in _ ‘ THE MOST SQUALID MISERY. In the ﬁrst of these wretched _apart.nieiit.s, which evidently served as kitchen, dining and Sittiiig-rooni, seated in a rocking-cliair at the single window, propped up with pillows and half wrapped in an unclean blanket, was the ﬁgure of a girl. Her eyelids were open to an unusual extent and an incessant quivering roll agitated the eyeballs. A constant ner- vous movement. of the muscles of the low- er jaw was also notable. Her color was a liv- id gray, almost like that of a corpse, but dur- ing the inspection a ﬂush would sometimes gather in the cheeks and restore them nio- mentarily to their «natural -swarthy‘ tint. Her face, apart from these ghastly characteristics, was a quite pretty and regular one. Her fig- ure was perfectly passive, one hand resting in her lap, the other arm, which was tightly‘ bandaged to the shoulder, lying extended on a pillow arranged on a sort ‘of extension to the arm of the chair. Any loud sound in the room, avoice, a heavy footstep, or the fall of any object. would produce a quick, nervous jerk of the head and a , twitching of the cor- ners of the mouth. but no sound other than the long ﬂuttering breath. THE HISTORY OF THE CASE, according to Dr. Brennerinan, who has had it under treatment from the first, is a most interesting one. The girl. Thekla Beniowski, is twenty years of age. Two years ago she was the victim of an operation, which left, what had been originally a most robust con- stitution, nervous. irritable and siilallct to attacks of an epileptic character. These lat- ter, howevcr, ‘in the course of a year, disap- peared. ' On October 18, while cutting wood with a cleaver which the family used for tliat. pur- pose, the girl dealt herself a blow which sev- ered three ﬁngers from her left hand. Her father, who seems to consider himself a sort of surgeon (he informed the ZlIe7'cm'y repre- sentative that he had been employed as veter- inarian on a farm in Hungary), took her un- der treatment himself. As a consequence, MORTIFICATION snr IN, and when Dr. Bronnerman was eventually summoned, he found it necessary to remove all but the thumb and foreﬁnger of the in- jured hand. The girl was then unconscious, suffering from a. violent fever, and at times almost uncontrollable, It was in this stage that the first evidences of her present condi- tion exhibited themselves. - On the afternoon of October 26 she woke suddenly from a deep, untroubled sleep, and asked in English for a drink of water. She had never been heard to speak English before, and although four years in this country, is, her parents insist, totally unconversant. as are they themselves, with the tongue. After drinking the water she commenced a conver- sation in English with an. Irishwouian who lives in the house. detailing her sufl'erings, oven describing the special pains which had accompanied various stages of her mutilation. This Mrs. Treanor, the woman who listened to her. IS READY AND WILi.ING TO SVVEAR TO. She afllruis that the girl’s language was well chosen and correct, and that her accent, save for a slight occasional impediment, per- fect. In about an hour she relapsed into un- consciousness, in which condition she re- mained until visited by the doctor next day. He found her again conscious, and, deter- mined to test the accuracy of her parents’ story, addressed her in English. The girl gave no sign of comprehension, and, on the questions being repeated, asked in her own dialect: “What does he ask? Docs he speak to me?” ’ From that time forth the doctor kept a close and regular watch upon her. By the middle of Novomb r she was able to sit up, in the position in which the reporter saw her. Up to that time no further developments in her curious case occurred. Now, however, the actual existence of a double self was plainly revealed. As the doctor himself ex- presses it, “She developed from a single per- sonality, that of_ an ignorant, low-bred, al- most brutally of the lowest order, another self, as distinct as day is distinct from night, and became. in short, a DOUBLE WOMAN LEADING A DOUBLE LIFE. Her ﬁrst or normal condition is~that trance- like rest in which the reporter found her. Inlhat stage she neither speaks nor moves hei;_body. She is not subject to pain, either from her wound, which in consequt-nce of its original bungling treatment is still unhealed, or from extraneous sources. In the report- er’: presence she was pinched, and deeply pricked with a large needle, without evincing any sensibility of the act. Only sudden noises, as has been already noted, produce a nervous action of the bead and face, with- out apparently affecting the restof the body,. Her other life is an essentially active one. It occurs at tolerably regular intervals of about thirty hours each, and endures at most for three hours, usually ending, however, in less than two. It is at this stage that she takes food, bread soaked in brandy and milk. She is then exquisitely sensitive to pain, and complains chronically of the torture she un- dergoes. She walks, though feebly, but without support, converses in Hungarian and English, but in APPARENT IGNORANCE OF HER IDENTITY. It is as if she had entirely forgotten who she is. Her English is asserted to be tolera- bly free from accent, and very consistent in construction. Her Hungarian. on the other hand, is coarse and incorrect: even more so than that spoken by her relatives, and much worse, they assert, than that which she form- erly spoke. In these wakeful conditions her 'moods are extremely variable. At times she is excessively gay, even joyous, singing (of which she was formerly very fond), and list- ening eagerly to music of any sort. At oth- ers the slightest sound annoys and causes her am. P A number of experiments have been made upon her in both conditions, with varying effect. None have been capable of overcom- ing her normal insensibility, even severe shocks of an electric battery failing to move her more than momentary life during her periods of trance. In spite of low diet and long suffering, she has, it is said, lost little ﬂesh. Her ﬁgure is somewhat wasted by conﬁnement, but still by no means skeleton- like. An organized examination into her case will be held next week. “H()W SHE LEARNED ENGLISH is the question with me,” said Dr. Brenner- man. “As far as I can "learn, her parents’ assertion that she never spoke that tongue before is true. She spoke a little German. however, and was for some months employed as a stripper in a Bowery cigar factory. Nat- urally, she may have picked up some of the language from her associates there, but I should fancy not enough for her to speak it as well as she does. 1 should very much have liked to have removed her to my own house, where I could follow her case more closely, but her parents utterly refused to consent. Even money would not tempt them. They belong to some peculiar sect, whose creed on- joins a certain species of living. and twice 8 week the priest, or whatever he is. Visits them to bless her and sort of neutralize the effect of my handling her. Their peculiar ideas have stood very much’in the way of any proper comprehension of the case. but they are gettinlr frightened themselves how. her trance has lasted so long. and will, I fancy, consent to have her removed after the exami- nation.” Lennon rIc'rUiin-ni«:ALniis§ False Signatures On Paintings. Early lilforts of English Artists-—'How They Are Traf- London December 19, before Mr. Justice Denman and a common jury, goes to prove that in the opinion of an expert it is notun- usual for painters not to recognize their own Works. was a picture-dealer, and the notions enter- tained on the subject of genuineness by deal- ‘ ers and by painters do not always coincide, but the assertion -is nevertheless a startling ‘~ one, and becomes of interest -to all who love the beauties of artas expressed on canvas. The action illustrates very well the often- preached moral, “Buy pictures for them- selves; not for their names. "’ report of the case in full: sion of an oil-paining, and damages for its de- tention; but the question was whether the picture, which bore the name of .Mr._-J. R. l Herbert, R. A., was really painted by him. Mr. Day, appeared for the ;plai'ntifl's; and Mr. H. Mat- thew-s. Q. C. , and Mr. Bagnal VVilde for the fended action, and he was very sorry that their time should be taken up with it, and poured for the defendant. -lcntly attached thereto,” and inlorniaiion _ done with the piooure,snd - ,. .’. licked In by The Dealers——Carvers, Balloon- lsts, and Others as Judges-Scone ln An.English Court- Room. The case of Bryant versus Herbert, tried in It is trite that the expert in question Following is a The action was in form to recover posses- defendant. Mr. Day, in opening the case, said that he believed it was really an unde- that the follies of persons of eminence should he brought before the attention of the public. Mr. Justice Dennian nske(1- if any person ap- Mr. Day supposed that there was somebody who appeared, be- cause the subject matter in the dispute, the picture, was in the lobby. It was a pity that Mr. Herbert had not acted -upon the excel- lent advice of his solicitors, and restored the picture, and so put an end to the dispute. The facts were these: His clients were pic- ture-dealers in Essex-road. Islington, and also at Birmingham, and in the course of their , business they obtained the picture, which was signed with the name of Mr. J. R. Her- bert, the well-known Royal Acadeniician. The public valued pictures, not so Il'll1(5=lI upon their own intrinsic merits, as in consequence of the name of the person who painted them. and a. picture, however beautiful it might be, depended, so far as -the amount which it would fetch, mainly upon the person who painte_d it. A picture, indeed, might be wor- thy of Vandyke or of Rubens, but have not much value, though if painted by one of those artists it would soon. acquire, however badly it might be painted, considerable value. _ The plaintiffs bought the picture, and sold it for £25, with the signature of Mr. Herbert_upo_n it. They were not desirous of foisting it upon the public falsely as a painting of Mr. Herbert if it were not his, and accordingly they took the .picture to Mr. Herbert himself, so that he might say whether it was his or not. Mr. Herbert said that he could give no opinion upon the matter 'oﬁ'- hand so as to say Whether it was his or not; but if n_ot_his, it, at all events, seemed to be a good imitation. The plaintiff's having left the picture with the defendant, took a receipt for it iii these terms: ‘ ‘I beg to say I have received apicture brought for my opinion, offered to you for sale as painted by me, entitled, ‘Lady Russel Inter- ceding for the Life of her Husband. ’ ” 11118. was on December 30, 1876, and aftera few : days the plaintiffs sent for the picture, but could not get it. They saw Mr. Herbert. or one of his sons; but Mr. Herbert had not made up his mind. He had doubts, and, further, he would not part with the picture. The defendant seemed to have some strong reason for keeping the picture, and the plain- tiffs determined to put the matter into_the hands of their solicitor,who wrote on April 5, 1877, asking that the defendant would _be kind enough to send to him or to the plain- tiffs, on or before Tuesday next, the picture left by them with him at ‘his request. This letter was written because the plaintiffs wished to avoid all litigation or unpleasantness in the matter. Mr. Herbert would, perhaps, look back upon the works of his early days; he looked back upon them with a. sensation that they might have been improved; and he might be desirous, if not of getting rid of them, at all events of disowning them. He did not look upon these children of his early days as children of his in the regular way—- he disowned them. Mr. Herbert did not an- swer the letter, and the solicitors wrote again; and Messrs. Field, Roscoe & Co., the dcfcndant’s solicitors, answered, "We have advised him to return the picture; but we give you notice that if your clients sell, or offer for sale, or exhibit the picture in any way, our client will proceed against them under the 25th and 26:11 Vict. , as ourclient did not paint the picture, and his name has been fraudu- was asked as to how the picture had been ob- tained. Mr. Parkes, the plaintill’s solicitor, then wrote that the plaintiffs would be ready to afford every information required, ‘fal- though it appears strange that your client could not at first tell whether or not the pic- ture was painted by him.” It was added that the picture had been purchased by the plaintiffs from Mr. Hill. a carver and gilder, Essex-road, Islington, who informed them that he had purchased it of Mr. Adams, of Manchester. The plaintiffs, indeed, had always told Mr. Herbert where they bought the picture, and they also asked Mr. Herbert to say what was only reasonable--wliere the picture was that he actually did paint. Mr. Herbert said his own picture had been on- graved, and the plaintiffs asked to see this, because if there was evidence that the picture was a forgery they would never sell or deal with the picture in any way. On April 10, Messrs. Field, Roscoe & Co. again wrote: “As we told you in ours or the 6th, we have advised our client to give up the picture. If your clients will call, or send some person authorized in writing, they can have it at once. We have been unable to see our client since yourletter of the 16th ins’t.; we there- fore can not give you any information as to the original. or whether there was an origin- al. ” Upon this the plaintiff's sent to Mr. Herbert’s residence at Kilburn to fetch the picture, but the person who went there was asked to sign a column undertaking not to sell or show or do anything with the picture, but f.o take it back and put it away. The plain- tiffs, however, would not sign so sillya docu- mcnt, but were prepared rather to contend that they were by law entitled to the posses- sion of their property. They threatened pro- ceedings unless the picture was given up, but Mr. Herbert would not be advised even by his own solicitors to give up the picture, and, indeed, it might be supposed that he would hardly submit. to the decision of a Judge and a jury. The plaintiffs would be willing simply to take back the picture; but if the defendant still persisted in keeping it they must then ask for damages for its detention. Mr. William Rumbold Lewis was the first witness. He said that he was one of the plaintiffs; they purchased the picture of Mr. Hill, of Essex-road, lslingfon; they were carvers and gilders and picture dealers; soon after the purchase it was found that it bore Mr. Herbert’s signature; they took it to Mr. Herbert, and the next morning they saw Mr. Herbert’s two sons; they said that last night they thought that their father would recog- nize the picture as his, but upon looking at it in the morning he thought that .it was not quite his signature; witness said: “If he is not satisfied with the signature, is he satis- ﬁed with the work?” the reply was that last night he thought that it was his work, but that he had not made up his mind, and that they had better call again; witness said that he had bought the picture of Mr.'Hill, who was a carver and gilder in Essex-road, Isling- -ton, and that if he would like to see Mr. Hill they would get him to call; Mr. Herbert said he. should like him to cull; he also asked what price had been given for the picture, and witness said £10 or £20. he forgot which, as it was par t of a large deal; Mr. Herbert said that if it had been painted by his father it would be worth £250, so that £10 or £20 was a ridiculousprice to give for it; witness af- terward, in company with Mr. Hill, saw Mr. Herbert’: two sons; Mr. Hill said he had purchased the picture of Mr. Adams, and gave his address. Cross-examined--He had at one time been a hairdresser, so that he had not always been apicturo-dealer; [laugh- ter;] his partner also wasnot always is pict- ure-(le aler; be has been a. dealer in cocoa. Was it not said to you that you might have the picture book if you would erase the forged signature? There was something said about the signature; be thought it was on the first occasion; it was not said that theyrmlght have the picture book if they would erase’ the 958' nature; it -was asked what was 3010512 be fhcy wouldsend it to their pl.-foe of busing the pictures. picture if you got it back? He could not say kept for himself. ﬁrmed the evidence of his partner as to w when the picture was bought from Mr, If? it was one of a number of others; one was “Maclise.” iii‘. Adams, of llilanchester T‘ was not only a picture-dealer, he was a wg known balloonist; [laiiglifer;] Witness’ ﬁrm as wholesale dcalei's, supplied the trade wit lé What would you do with :1, ’ but perhaps he might have kept it for him self: he had anumber of pictures which I Mr. Justice Dennian. Perhaps it might desirable that some artist should ‘go and l at these pictures? Witness hoped that 'a d or. rather than an artist, would be sent, cause his experience was-that artists were very worst judges of their own works. Mr.iJohn Bryant, the other plaintiff, c’ took place at the defendant.’s house; Bowen. a photographer, introduced w’ to Mr. Herbert; this person did not say t he believed that the picture was spuriou and that if Mr. Herbert tliouglit so he won. detain the picture; he was, he said, an ecce trio geiitleman, and had smashed a pictu? on one occasion over a dealer’s head; [laud " fer;] witness, however, found him to be veg: civil, and on one occasion he opened a both of wine; he should have liked a better planation after Mr. Herbert’s examination it. He said it was spurious? He said that was a copy or sometliing of that kind. , you say. that in your judgment it is genui now. I do. What experience had you? hadaconsiderable experience in Mr. He bert’s.liouse when I was there.;I saw his pic, ures there on several occasions; I take it th' I am a tolerably good judge of Mr. Herbert, pictures; he had been dealing in picturf ever since his youth: he had never befgf, beento a pa-int-or to ascertain whether a we. was his; this picture, if genuine, would h~ been worth £250, and that was why he w to Mr. Herbert. Mr. Edward Hill said" that he was a p _ , ture-deale.r in Essex-road, Islington; he ha f been a carver and gildcr, and connected wit, pictu.-res ever since he was eleven vears age; he pu.rch.ased the picture about Septem; ber, 1876, of Mr. Adams; his address ‘L; No. 5, Cheetham-hill, Cheetham‘-place, Ma, ‘ chester. , Mr. Justice Denman hoped that there 1 nothing in the name. [Laughtcr.j Witne —-Mr. Adams has been a picture dealer all 11 life; he was also a well known balloonist. _ Mr. Justice Denman. A good judge skies. [Laughter] “Witness-—He gave for the picture,th-at was,he gave’-tliat in vailu ‘ in the shape of pictures given in exchange. Mr. H. Matliews. in stating the defen ant’s case to the jury, said it was one of co siderable i'mp01't.ance,‘n0t only to artists, b to the public generally. There were to trades in which tricks and dishonesty were practiced as in the trade of picture-dealing” The temptation was irresistible to u-nscrup lous picture-dealers to produce pictures hear ing the signatures of well known artiistsf whereby the public were induced ‘to giv large prices for spurious productions. T j .. j and '. or a check, and it had been made a criinin offense to sell or exhibit a picture with anot er man’s name to it. These forgeries becominga nuisance, and Mr. Herbert an the profession were determined to put an on to them, if possible; at all events. to proceeI'_ in every case that came to their notice. '1‘h£' defendant was ready at all times to give 1 the picture if the plaintiffs would underta to erase the defendaut’s name and not to 0 fer it for sale as a genuine Herbert. , Mr. J. R. Herbert. I am a R. A. ; on D cember 30, 1876, my son Cyril brought t picture to me, in my studio; I looked at it; , is not my work, I decided it in an instant; never had the slightest doubt of it for a so 0nd; I went to the drawing-room where Bryant and Mr. Boyd were; I was accof panied by my son and my brother; I said Bryant: ‘ ‘From whom have you obtain'_ this picture, because it is spurious!” he sai‘_ ‘ ‘It is not mine, but I am about to buy i-t;[;; I again asked from whom he got it; he “From Hill. of Islington;” I added tliatl. could not allow the picture to go out of in house with my name; it was a forgery, _ valueless, and the picture must remain; said: ‘ ‘I must proceed against Hill, certain next where these things are prof, duccd;” I am sorry to say there are man‘ spurious pictures of mine about. I said ’t Bryant that I would take all responsibility 0 ‘ «detaining the picture, and I gave him a mom, orandum of detaining it; I said it was do W spurious; I never painted “Lady Russell terceding for the Life of her Husbaiid, ” V in 1835 I painted “The .Reprieve;” the tunic of the lady was 150 years later than ' _ period of history supposed to be represent in the picture; it is an infamous producti it is worth nothing: it is better not to posse _ such a work; [laughter;] 1 never stated “ Bryant whatl am represented to have so‘; by them. “The Reprieve” was sold by M at the time I painted it. in 1835; I have T, strongest conviction that a tracing of th ;. picture has been conveyed to this panel, an, ﬁlled in by ignorant persons; there is a ge‘ ” oral resemblance. [The witness describ minutely the difference between the two pr ductions.] In my judgment the engravii was not made from this painting; I was a ways willing to return the picture if my na was erased; I can not say when I last saw in picture; I. sold it to Mr. Charles Heath, w sold it to a Mr. Farleigh, a banker; I ha made no inquiries to trace the original; t_ painting in question appeared as if done wit a spoon rather than with a fine tool; the ligli and shades sometimes come out difl'creut.ly an engraving from a picture; I am not deal ous of obtaining my early works, though _ still respect them; I never destroyed a pictu}, brought to me for identiﬁcation by smashf—‘7 it over a man’s head: no claim was ever inn, to me for da iaging or destroying a picturi it is a horrid lie to say the picture was l’, with me to examine; I detected its spuriouv. ness in ainoment: the picture was detain to trace out the author of the fraud. Mr. Cyril I:{crhert. I inmietliately saw til, it was a detestable thing, and not at all ll and said it was a forgery; we offered on so oral occasions to return the picture if tll” plaintiffs would erase the name; I never sa_ that my father was uncertain about the p ture; I never said I thought it was somethid like my father’s work; I doii’t rcmenib; saying that my father had painted somethi like it; I have not made any inquiries aboti the original; this picture was detained fort purpose of criminal pi'oceeding.~z; we intend t.o take proceedings against “the nest” were manufacturing these pictures. Mr. Albert Herbert, defendant’s broth a merchant, residing in Liverpool, was at t defendant’s house on December 30, last; saw the work, and in a moment he form the opinion that it was not his brother’s; my nephew was going from the dining-ro to the studio be said to me, “What a liirkl. here’s another forgery.” Mr. W. G. He 0‘ bert, another brother of the defendant. _ an picture dealer, of Liverpool--'I‘his painting no more like my brother’s than chalk is 0 t my father’s work; I took it to him in his if dio; he was indignant, and angry about . cheese; I remember seeing my brother pain - the "Reprieve;” I was the model for knight; the work in question is worth abou; , 30 shillings, the frame about £2; have seen copy of this spurious copy in Liverpool; 1‘; have no idea what has become of the orig lnal. ‘ Mr. John C. Horsley. I am aR. A.; I kno, the defendant/s works of 1835 well; this is spurious one. Mr. F. Leighton, R. A.; W. Frith, R. A.; Mr. Paul Coode, R. A. Mr. C. Landseer, R. A.; Mr. A. Helmore. R. A., and Mr. F. R. Pickersgill, R. A- gave similar evidence. . Mr. Justice Denman directed the jury in law the plaintiff's were entitled‘ to recov the picture, and the business of the jury W simply to assess what was the value of if The jury found that the value of the pictur was £10. Mr. Justice Denman. Then there woul be an order for its restitution, or judgm for the plaintiffs for £10. Mr. Finley--W costs? Mr. Justice Denman said that he won, think of that. No doubt the defendant taken the law into his own hands, thou within. very honorable motive. Mr. Fi respectfully asked his lordship to look at t correspondence, and say whether the pin. tiffs ought not to have their costs of com there. Mr. Justice Denman asked for the cor spondonce. and said that the verdict woul r for the plaintiffs for £10,with 10s damages the detention of the picture, and after :~« 1.. consideration he said that he would lllflk ; order as to costs. .\ “WOMEN have the mastery of color, 1’ Sir Joshua Reynolds. But when a wo wears a green skirt, with a brown overd and a purple necktie, with a -bow of ye , ribbon in her hair, and a blue bonnet“. “ salmon-colored feather and red flowers‘ wandadrso vaillgover her face, then cold!‘ witumossid but ,L.t‘he of the woman. M... -,n§-<,-.-_.- . . . 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Al. ...... ........--....... .............—...I.....»--.-I— -—-~- [From the London Times. | ' "““‘ z I . . .~ - 3» , ‘ ‘l. -—---- graccliill intcriningrlctl with sprays of viflvct ; ‘ . .. ._ _, ‘(From the Ohm; State Journal.] rhl(:,°I‘.:lCI_ef.°1t'I?:)p33:l:;llll:y eof sand strike me in S 0 ' _ _, . é{,,.,tt(:-,,.‘0(l1m:l!ll(a ul)’|t)ll‘l(t-11¢ )l]lll?lsb(E,}.:}:,ll-g0Nl’;:;tll1:11;): {;*.‘t.’.l‘ill‘I'Il.llIlyS cxqillsitely shaded from light to Objects Dishnm “ d by D1 schuema'nn' . ». , .) es and saw Brutus ome Interesting Remnlscencas of Two Do you ask me. starry eyes, To,descrlbc the lover true? tl - I‘ . noning up the dust with both fore and bind feet" “'.V.i"is" t0 bur_v mo. ’ ‘his lasted for sev- wllcre the (lovcrnor was 8l(4)pplll§.{, “in a (lflll(3lll,‘.'.'.(]1lz\lill)§.",' uninncr, with silly insignifi- How They Assist in Warring Off the Ravagei:-3 of Time.» dark red. Tile bottom of the under-kirt is trimmed round with a seven-inch kilt phiiting Tlle sriglit-seers of London have a new and Hundrd . . , . .. I - I. .I ,. - . . . . Wonder‘ not at mv surprise ""‘”. ‘."“""°9~ WW1» al>i>m'em~|y winking me Years Ago. °‘‘'.",‘“—‘‘“’‘.‘’'‘‘'‘’ F.‘’.‘.“‘?‘ St-‘l:L‘nQa.l °‘ “.“«’ 1'("y'i“"3l” \ \.-—. gull‘: tll(l3)l1‘l‘(e):ll‘t,l‘l3 ll(l'l:V(£:tl{.az'.li‘-il:lI<s.~5 nt‘lEl‘§ 1ll)'z?t‘i‘:;’l<‘:et"l‘)d °"‘.-’‘’'‘‘‘' “'°‘‘‘ .1" s.“,”e foil all-(fin, mrurll? re’ ‘VH0 Shilllld KIIOW as weil’:lgyou9 Sllmclelltly illt,(‘[‘[‘ed, Bputug knelt bv uly W-MWLW Nhwwwni ,rI(,)l1le“(l,”)(:h :|l‘Hf!“§;S ‘llaigéiil "K.1(E)-l6L(l:1(lI!:s§‘et‘/(V; 'J?)1h(n' -ﬂu frnut it in he.ld7"0d will“ 3 vvrcgjth of the g(>,1';1lj.. nnnns fr””1 l"{lSS"'rhk"1())n tiff O 1.03;’ Think of all tllatvou have so ' - grave and th~ - . - l - The ' = ._ “ '° ‘.' ‘ ,3 3 ‘.I ' ’ . N Do'n Dut at the - I ‘ . ?-- '- nowl ‘inc arralwcd y ' r. cl lcmann» I1 ‘I0 All the lovers that have becngn, . ’ U‘ 3"“0P‘~d Wlllld 1110, d6bU‘“>- Crhnesi Crlmlnals a"d”‘° P“"‘9hm°"l The" '”ﬂ'°l°d Cornell and live cllihlri-ii, on Low 1\ccl{, wllo The Exact Spams“ that Are °w 1 3 y 1l1mS- A00“? the 110W9l‘3 I3 3 dNlJ*‘3'Y Of )9 ca 0 ’ He is-true whose love is shown F01 1191‘ Bﬂkc. and not his own. II. Wllﬂt be (3008 he does a]()ng 19“ "8h0lHL*S1t wins her th.onght All that in his soul has. g,-“W,-, ’ 1 _ 7 ‘ . " _ 0 ,1,'1gt}e' SW9‘ 0,13‘H.teei. is brought; ‘o is soul her image clings, She seems woven in all linings, Ami 930“ Nwmrllt that in him stirs Ia-not for his sake, but hers. III. For her sake he will endure, For her sake he will sacrifice; B"aVe1.V hearing, her love sure, Censure, slander. scorn, advice. If another wine hcr heart. ytlg 3 Perfect circle. I called out to him to (:9. He appearcd.to be embarrassed; but $‘fU“:9.' my hat, which had been separated loin mo in my fall, he took it between his teeth, and galloped down one of the green paths out of my sight. I was left alone. I shook oil‘ the sand which covered me. and with my arm and rightlcg-— my left I could not move-—dragged lnyselfto a bushy bank, where I seated myself, and shouted with all my might. for ..'..si.~,,..,,.,.,, But no answer; the wood was perfectly silent anld dese'rte((1l. I remaine a one in this wr above half an hour, when et5ct?V$d1c3(l)‘!lll(l1\i1tSl(llIl the distance, returning" by the game 1.000 0 which he went, enveloped in a cloud or dust)’ a';:;l.:r.i'i~ as “ i.‘-"“""“ I ‘saw a pp 0“ "Iii.-a pony-chalse—-and ill Quakm‘ Marrlage Not Legal--A Free Love Preacher With More Perslstency Than the Modern Ones--The Slaughter of Indians. ..................... [From the Brooklyn Eaglc.1 Henry Onderdonk, Jr. , of Jam-aica,has more interesting articles of antiquity connected with the history of Long Island, than per- haps ally other living man. He has been col- lectlng them all his life. Several histories of Long Island have been written, but not one of them is half as complete a history as could be made from the unpublished documents and information In the expensive library of had been driven from his lltllIll1zl.l.l()ll cast- ward by the Indians. Cornell built a house, and citizens of llempstcnd tore it down. Several of the party were convicted of riot and fined £20 each. 160".)-——'l‘lie nlarriage of John Underllill. Jr. , and Mary Prior, of Oyster Bay.is pronounced void. and they are lined £5 each for contempt of the law and to pay £10 each additional if not legally married before the next court. Tlley were married in Quaker meeting and the Government did not consider the core- mony legal. John Prior and Elizabeth Bown, of Flllshiiig, were complained of by the Constable for living together unlawfully as man and wife under a Quaker ceremony. . 166.")--’I‘homas Case and Mary Meagher have not lawfully lived asman and wife and are de- Hands of All Women of Taste and Sense. [From the Chicago '.l‘imcs.] It is a well-proven fact that scarcely anything requires such constant care as‘ beauty in woman. It is of allthlngs one of the most transient. It requires the closest watching, and must meet with unremitting effort for its improvement. It must ever be cultivated, but when cultivated never fails to bring its own reward. The woman, no matter how beautiful, who neglects this rule, will soon be almost, if not utterly, devoid of charms, while she with the small stock in bronze vclvct. This drapery is again headed with flowers, which separate it from a second bronze drapery which reaches to the vest, which is made from the g‘ol‘d-colored satin, and over which the cnsaqiie so opens as to re’- vcal its beauties. '.I.‘lrc bronze velvet buttons are WO1'kcd on top with a tiny geranium ﬂower. Both casaquc and vest are .cut square, and the edges of the two. are wrc-aihod_ with the ﬂowers from beneath which there rises a ruchintg of point lace. The sleeves are black velvet and reach half way to the elbow, where they are finished with flowers. and lace. FLOWERS IN THE IIAIR. In spite of the many beauties now to be found in combs, bands, bandeaux, and all the other ornaments manufactured from gold, silver, ivory, coral, the precious stones, etc., some twenty cases, in one of the courts of the South Kcnsiugton Million in. On the much- vcxed question of the antiquity and historical value of these remains we do not intend now to enter; we wish simply to give an idea of the number and varicty of the objects to be seen, which form but a part of the whole disinterred by Dr. Schlienian 11. As early as 1810 Dr. Schliemann made some preliminary excavations on the Ilil-l of lIissar- lik, an elevated plateau about eighty feet above the Plain of Troy,_ but he was then forced to S1_lS[)ell('l‘lllS operations for more than a year, while waiting for the necessary ﬁrman ’; 3 11 M 0 (1 tb 1 dtl t’ d d with ﬂowers sur from the Turk‘i‘::lh' Gmtlermtlagmaullhgﬂzmg 2*“ 5' "9 ‘‘'i”fI'0m be!‘ P*"’.'*- I. the on - -l '* . - . I 1‘- 11 erdonk. Ever a er and ever in- clawed free. each I-0 BHJOV What PI'0P0«l‘E.V to . .d avo-rs to 9 193 *3 15 3 Om“ ' .‘ him to continnct e_ exp oraivons an owing ,; Sadly, bravely; true love 18 sumﬁ gxloglilaifletlllie ;:(;%'.bg’\l7]lil:ddl0Ve It. with a 0,000, recorded is pmpirll; gated Theien. mm 0,. 001. 001000 and the ch;p_m,n W remain trade Wm’ never wages in her an 6 passes all others‘. Of course, reference is the private proprletors to part with the For her sake and not for his. IV. This is the true lover swcet—- Trne as evcr I am true; For my love is all complete, Perfect. since it comes from you. Darling, yet ’tis not true—nol Forl could not let vou go; 1 must: keep you where you've grown, For my sake, and for your own. More than ever love could move Heart of any former man. Look at me and then agree, None have ever loved like me. A few instants after, Brutus arrived cov §3;l€3l(1H:;,lIl-]llM]?()a.:nl1].i fﬂe stopped before me. let 0 neigh as mu 3 Beta and addressed me with am. .~..... as W ‘I done not tlouble m ‘might you help’ , BM} ma 1 . _ _ Yale about Brutus and his ex- ph*“‘“l310n§. I had no thought or looks save for 1000621 l0:vel2]t(l)1llIll.1l fairy who had come to my aid, ‘tripped ii jbltrlripillg from her little ‘carriage, is Y "D to me. and suddenly two “Madalne dc Noriolis !” . I llllfonsicur de. la Roche Targe l” ‘4V€3‘tll_10t\l1_llIi between whom and myself my mallylng 13 a source of continual dis- tlcman ban kindly consented to permit them to_he published_m the Daily Eagle. They will be found interesting in the extreme, °,0“1Dl‘i81ng as they do nearly every feature of life for more than a century and a half. 1639-_-lhe Rockaway Indians sold to the Dutch _W est India Company a tract of land, embracing Hempstead, reserving the right. to fish. hunt and plant maize. ‘ 1640-—-Emigrants from Lynn» pulled down Sachem Penawitz broke up the Lynn settle- ment at the head of Cow Bay. 164:3-—I‘he Indians and Dutch were at war.. A great many Indians had‘ been killed, and with Mary. 1083-'l‘l1on1as Higllam sold a slave who had no fingers on his right hand and only athulnb on the loft. 1085- Morgan Jones pelt-itIiona the Governor. He was settled as minister of Newtown, at £50 it year, ﬁfty acres of land. and a house to be built. The ovcrseers and Constable did not bu.ild him a house, are now £100 in ar- rears and won’t pay. Mr. Jones was iicnt to A MUN-CHAUSEN IN MOAB, And a Horrible Suspicion in Orthodox Circles that His Stbr, may Be True. add to it may develop into ‘one of the loveliest and most fascinating of beings. No woman who looks well to her bcauty need entertain: fears in regard to the departure of early years. Writing of Diana do Poitiers, the reigning beauty at the courts of three successive Kings of France, Brantomc, who knew her well, says: “At sixty years of age she was as sixty-seven, there were few could boaat: rarer c‘harmis at the time of her demise. Ninon dc l’Enclos preserved her charms so well that at ﬁfty she was as fascinatingas a a:i*rli. Mme‘. Re- oniy made" to hair arranged to. grace special occasions. In dressing lzlair with ﬂowers the favorite styles are these: ‘When It is arranged high on the crown in the form of a coil _a large cluster of ﬂowers is placed on the coil and just‘ a trifle on the right side of the cen- ter. The ﬂower may also be placed among the front crimps as far back as the coil and a liftllc to the left. When the h.al'r IS glressrd oblong at the back the ﬂower IS prettier in- it t’erminat‘cs in three short’ curls. a large ﬂower may nestle directly on the crown with a delicate spray running" forward‘. A second ﬂower may be placed at the bottom of the ground at‘ a lavvfill‘ price. All through the ﬁlnc weather of 1872* arrd 1873._Dr. Schl?i'e*m:'.»i'm persevered in his. labor, which was carried on entirely at his own expense. fhe Turkish Government even obliging lnin_ to. pay the salary of «the oﬂic'i_al emp-loyed by them to watch his proceedings. During these months Dr. Schiemann dis‘--- covered the rema-ins of four settl~em=ent:s-or cities, one below the other. besides the Greek v. excl,,m,m00 . the Dutch arms , 11- .0 . - . Mad F-an’s Neck (now Great Neck). charming as fresh. and as lovely as any lady serted lower down. When‘ the hair is in puffs 001000, 05 the “me. 01:; Aj0X,md.0.,. the G,.00,t_ yo, yo . 0 s were utter-ea at the game m _ . v l(. vvcle nailed to a tree _ j _ ’_ - _ . .0 I _ 0 .k .1 . . , I . . I. . . - . ,, M,,,.0“t'},?1f:';,‘y‘i§’L’m‘:PcIaA?“ ment; . . ° andcarved Ia fool’s face in their stead. The of thirty.” She Inever grew old. Dvmg 33 from the from’ to the nape or t e nee ’ “ ‘em Of U118 0010113 119 Shows ‘W 5035“ Ken’-“‘”g”°“ avery spirited mct.o~pe of Apollo and f‘o’u-.1‘ horses’, and some small tc1'ra-cotta»ﬁIgureB. It is, however, with the four ancient cities, and chieﬂy with the second? from the Vll’,?."l’I1 For Whateverl ma d P . - , . _ - . . . I I , . . . . . puffs at the back with another small spray . -1-. “I L we are come,-ned, ]_3§,(.)-u=orh=]? ,. .ea.l';. I, 13 be°“".S" 1.1”?“ inyS':l1- pu*t‘e1;I[m-1- :2 1 ‘ hgillulivtgfgl‘l?1:ﬁ%evdht¥hglI?w’JqO"?)' ?)SlfmS' “me ' ' [From me P“ M be.‘ (llamlgr, thellnclst bIe7§l{m%lj§§l°tr§32..:7e‘%3]1?"§§f ﬁning 3310113 the ‘-'~1""5- when 9- YOWTS 3-‘ml lgfr’ l‘.l1l:t\7\'0' most recent»: S'ettl8lllgll*lg (l1))6'lOW I .—. ‘ . Y’ 319 W°U1d58Y- J. . .. . .- ' ‘mo re" 33*?‘ 0“”“g t0 °e"t‘“" "e“,"°“~’ “W 73° the ‘er t.m.‘°’ Was.“ you .8“ . ' Ir . wears a coil‘. of pulls it is prettiest to sur- I ."”G. k . j . .1. d fr‘ '. .-.l b j th VI_ 1 W,“ not,» W00 my answer. goon Pctﬁezo De Vlies went; to soothe Sra- students of nursery literature -me of P91'V”“0”" and "“3“'“‘-'“9"9 bl’ 3- 10116: m0t!l‘3"s- 1.0000 it with 0 feathery 001,“ of leweq and 0 thef 19‘: <'0d°“¥’1)1e1;5t‘3" V031] lug 0 e9t0VfT1 3 Kiss and 80 sh 0 I ‘h ‘ ecvvould you have a 0 cm, at _ ockavyay and 3 pgace Wag con. Vron 31”” h , d 0 0- In, T u. .”c;t £0 whom she OW'e(lv-I181’ WOlIdl‘O‘l1S C0l’llD'I=8‘X1x0l‘l. 0 0 I‘ I -_ - H Sill‘ ace 04! GT)‘: 0 wen -\ --' le we ' . 1e .VVY,18" 010 ag9u0l1s!‘plel?t“:ll:SvS‘[¥(;nt9 M-is-‘3,A.'Miss B. Miss d°."."g1“dY7 There are - cluded. Penawltz ‘was known as the onc- C ausm Om no com L‘ mp ' buds‘ A “ho” end of “HS Spmy Should be ,,‘ '7‘? Y , . i x .0 I. 0 I ,.that it stated was, “Brutus, a. saddle-horse, - aged. well-brok.en.’’ , any special qualifications as a hunter. ’Twill be time enough to .-av What is love in argument?‘ . F01’ We l3l‘<:-Rent all stars 8lllllB' You are here. and you are minis. :‘But I won’t marry.” 5 . , . MrSTl]l£en0li.il.e% widow; rn'r‘s: , . ebco any I will not.” there are Mrs. D, eyed Chief. His band comprised 300 war- riors. In October of 1643 there is an entry to I the effect that Long Island ls_- destitute of in- habitants and stock, the Indians having killed credence. Still it may be an error to con- found the present owner of that nob-le name with the great traveler known to our childish days. There is something irresistibly comic The knowledge thus obtained she used to ad- vantage in later years. Mary Que-endof Scots, Whose beauty was conspicuous in_rt_s cﬂzccts upon history, never, amid the shrftinrg and allowed to fall at one of the sides. Lilies of all kincla arenow the favorite ﬂower used in adorning the hair. A1tI{ANG'INGr THE HAIR. third city‘. which Dr. Srchlifcinann cal-lsTroy proper, Ilfium, where-he found the so-called Priam tr'ea;sul'e. re-.l.chIes- to thirty-three feet; below the su-rfiacc, and the most ancient to-a depth ofﬁfty feet, or in some places: to nearly . " . I . II I I - ~-.dt;hc - . . . I-0'9 m~k0S light and "0 g- d 11 , . . . - m the fa“ min’ “ Gemmn who has been a(’' tulmmuous scenes ‘mom her’-. Klegfectl . A f .'l ‘on bl’-stvle for BVGD-l'D'~". 13 to com-b - _ - ~. .I — : ' . I . ,-. .. I _ Fohwhose sake? .Dear-102,0 afrlor Oravlvsers, }I4d;lme de N0,-10113 was always mthe ﬁrs; .t_b°.m 3”’ “extept a few over against; the cused of forging a large number of ugly, and details that lent: the most brilli-a-nt. e_flccts~ to ﬂ_ f ‘*5 1t‘ ha~}1_ l‘5W-Over the\fm_ehz-eqd in Wave: sllxty feet. 0"1l’l'e0ee “four mice eeparated .. .,,,,,,__,_____~____ _ . ' rank 2lmO[]g my g[unL7S W1d0‘vs. To hlalni vvho 31'8’3b01lt to dlﬁband. ,’ . far from} pr0peIr, idO»ls and her beauty, NO? ‘V218 LI2IrgZ\¢l’et Of A;I']]0l1 regs le ronﬂ 1 ‘ K‘ . £10111 Ovtnel and min Taunrnrifwsldlllloasn, . .- lFrom the London Sopiety.l ‘ ' 'IWas nearly 1'01'1Y Years of age, and felt mysealf so safely anchored in the peaceable ‘haven of a bachclor’s life that nothing would induce me to run the rink of disturbing it by ' But. I had reckoned without the "marriage . trumpeter’s horse. - , It was at the end of September, 1864, that I arrived at Paris from Baden, intending I. had invited four or ﬁve friends to join me "in gnly to remain four-and~twenty hours, Poitou for the hunting season, and as they were to arrive at the beginning of October, I had only allowed myself a week at La Roche Targe to prepare for their reception. A let- . . she was rich, lively, and pretty was unneces. ‘ ‘ 3?"'5’; but after setting forth all her attrac- I ;“l’]‘)’_?v ‘Y?’ 311113 would take from her.secrel;ary , _.po le istrlct where she lived, and point; out how the estates of No;-l.0ji_., and.La red line upon the ma" un'r' 1; - . . erties, which she co%sc..Jii§moEﬁ§§:l° E-1:130 in a - ' ance ' ~ . n Bull would shut or a bportsmdm fore, “I will not marry.” an aureole of my aunt’s red line. Charming, sensible, talented, I and 800 acres within 3, ring-fence! Escape for your safety if you will not marry. treat was inlpossible. Roche Tang“ J.‘-lined» and she had traced a’ my eyes and repeat as be- I , _ Yet, seriously ? speaking, I was afraid of Madame de No;-1.. f- oils, and always saw her head encircled with ‘ Am1 I 3«1“’aY8 Gild escape; but this time re- 0 _ _ ‘I lay extended on the ‘ turf,.covered with sand. my hair in dis- . order. my clothes in tatltcrs, and my leg still‘. 5 "What are you doing here!” inquired % English did not escape. Except those in one small scttslcnlellt, all were killed and burned. _1b4_4.-—-Sevveri savages were arrested at Hem p- stcad for L1.llillg_thl'ee pigs. Governor Kieft sent some soldiers from New York, who killed three of the seven Indians while they were confined in a cellar. - The other four were put. into a boat for New York. Two of aroundr:i..heir necks and towed along until dead. Ihe other two were kille_d in New Yolk. Another VGl‘8l0Il~ of theaﬂairshow‘s low. and was secretly killing the wanes and bnlnlngjh-cir villages'. The force which Gov- :31; (10131 $11-Silt. gent; aigéaillst him dIl.IliIi§Iel‘8Cl 120 ~ ‘I l)eore ey returne t w .1’ l; E had|kille.d_120 lnIdia1la. ' 0 8w or 1o_45-William Gerritse sings libelous songs . against the Rev. Francis Doughty, for which he is sentenced to be tied to the May pole. 164.7-—-Delegat._cs from Hempstcad appeared at New York with information that the sav- I them were thrown overboard with strings ’ that Penawitz proved to be a treacherous fel- 3 other objects, of which a collection has been purchased by the German Government, should appeal to a Van Munchausen as the godfather for his protcges. Beyond the co- incidence of names, however, the parallel does not hold. It is now more than three , years since the question of the autlr—e~nticiiy of certain -terra-cotta objects said to have been discovered in Moab was ﬁercely debated I both in this country and in Berlin. The oili- cers of the Palestine Exp-loration Fund, whose agents had been for a considerable time engaged in searching for antiquities at . Jerusalem, might have been naturally ex’- pected to throwvdcﬁnitive light on a quee-tiou 0 of great antiquarian interest. Quaint and . objectionable as were some of the objects, the occurrence on vases, otherwise plain, of numerous letters of the most ancient forms of the Aramaic character was a matter that at least deserved veriﬁcation. It would have been atonce easy and satisfactory for the . committee of the fund to direct their agents devoted to the preservation of her pe~rson~a-l charms. From these instances it W1’-llbe seen that beautiful as these women were, they we-ll knew that they never could afford to relax in their care of that beauty. Each and all were aware of its transient; and fragile nature, and matured it through the‘ l-on-g. years with unswe-rving care. True, there are few women as lovely as were these at the outs-tart, but there are few women who may not, by close attention to person and pversoinal adornment, carry down into old age the fragrance of youtll. That woman. who never ce'as-es to plan and scheme as to how she shall‘ further add to the good taste and beauty of her toilet sitailds avery poor chance of ever becoming faded, for seldom does the woman who looks after her to-ilet fail to look close to all other matters conducive to ‘charms. It is for her special’ benefit that the fo-llowing chapter is written———a chapter in which she will ti-nd many hints to her advantage for the time’ bellig- ' a French twist: with cluster of ﬂowers from The ends of these waves are fastened ‘back to un-derthe twist at the back, which reaches to the waist. , Another way is to comb" the hair back in loose waves and tie it on the crown, where it ; is’ completed. in a coil. The forehead is framed with short curly ends. A home coil‘- fure has the front hair combed back in waves over small cushions. The ends are carried back and are utilized in making the braids which‘ frame a row of puffs at tile. back. A _ becoming style to a pretty face co..nsiat:s in partin-9: the front hr-air a little to the left side and allowing the curly ends to droop over the forch-cad. The hair, being carried back. is handed. and disposed in long braids and loose coils. IIEAD-GEAR. _ During the last week several very pretty’ new styles have been introduced‘ into the" manufacture of hats and bonnets.' There is _ one bonnet made from gold‘ sa.tIi.n and bronze = marks. of conflagrat-ion. ._ The objects show-n at South Kensi-ngtou from the lowest and most". ancient city consists first of pottery and fragments of terra.-cotta, chiefly of a grayish.»-blacsk color‘, ornatnentcd with graccfu-I patterns in white. They are of ' a better quality than any found in the l'righ*cr ‘ strata... Some spIeci=u-lens are or a brilliant: bliack, red or brown‘ color, and the delicate patterns h=ave*bee'n cut: out and ﬁlled iiuvwith some white‘ eubsvtanccl. Only 0 one specimen of painted pottery was found in this stratum, and one in the cit‘-y above-—-'l“roy proper. Vases of various shapes and sizes have also been found in: the lowest stratum, but as a rule of far inferior workmansh-1-p to the frag- mcn-tsr of ornam-en-tal ferra-Icotta, though the forms are in all cases’ graceful. The-ssc- rough- er sp=ecl'«m-ens. may have been for use among thc poorer, the more decorated among‘ the richer inhab-i‘taI1<1ts. There are a few frag- melrts from vases of an immense tlric=kne'ss and size, probably wine-cool-ere. Double for from home awaited my arrival at Paris - I - v .- . ages around them are being lured b Indians at Je 3 l t v ‘ ‘is ‘f tl .‘ d'" ted THE JEWELRY SHE MUST WEAR. Velvet th"“"iS .e“ti"°l’y‘ "93? ..“"d exnemely vasIes are not uncommon. and vas»esw'it.h‘-very’ bringing me the disastrous intelligence thai IB>£Lh%Ldn~9:e: de Nouohs‘ ‘wvhat 1133 11313‘ from the Main to kill .t.l18I?e0DleallZl destroy spotsfudlglt-ctenlhegmzlljllressolldg agcertzdilllndtdfzir The following rules in I-‘ega‘I‘cl* to j*eWe*h‘y are Eandsonle‘ It has acl°3e'm'tmg from that ‘S ‘ lolégv ““*”‘°W “PS, 1"’°“ﬁ'a""Y commliem for out of twelve horses ﬁve had fallen ill or lame during my stay at Baden, so that I was under the necessity of rcmounting my cavalry be- fore I left Paris. 0, Imade the round of all the horse-dealers’ of the _Cha:nps Elysees, where I_ was shown a collection of screws, the average price of I candidly confessed I hadbeen thrown. ° ‘But vou are not much hurt?’ ’ leg——-nothing serious, I am sure. ” ‘ ‘And where isthe horse which has played you this trick?” ‘ grazing upon the shoots of the broom. “No; but I have put something out in my Ipointed out Brutus, who was quietly; “How! it is him, the good horse! He has the village. The Secretary was sent» with 0 some Cl0_tl1 and trinkets to eﬁ'e:ct a renewal of I friendship. _ 1ool_--'l‘heInd1ans on the Main procured arms from the whites, came over to Hemp- . stead, droveoll’, and slaughtered the cattle. - Damage, 1,000 gu-ilde-rs. ' i 1655——Ini-.lia.ns laid waste the house and plan- ‘ tation of William Hallett. near llell Gate. such al"ti‘cl‘cis were or were not to be found‘ in situations where the earth had certainly been long undisturbed. Instead, however, of do- ing this, the committee adopted the plan of discreditmlr the supposed “f‘lnds."’ by ex- amination in London of copies of some of the ' inscription‘s. and by giving publicity to the vehement protests of a French agent at Jeru- salem against the truth of German represent- rlgidly laid down by a certain iwrltcr on fash- ion: “In the Wearing of jewelry,” he says, “round-faced I.-adiies should wear long ear- pcndants, those with long faces short and heavy ones. Gold, coral. topaz, amc-tbysts, sapphires, rubie-s, emeralds, and diamonds comprise suitable jewelry for brunetltes-. For blondes, cameos, turquoises, pearls and dia- monds arc most. sat.isfactol'y. Of course dia- graded in width as it slopes backward‘ to the center of the crown. It is‘ made from a plain . band‘ of the velvet edged with a‘ narrow box- plaiting of‘ the gold-colore'd 0 satin. This plaiting forms a cape at the back. In the front there is a small face trimming of loops of black velvet. From the front to the back of the crown three gold ostrich tips curl directly; over the top. The right. side of the crown. is i p'ot1ri.ng out lfiqu-ids. One» curious vase from this lowest city is in the form of a pin‘. One s-kelctiotn of a. woman was found‘ at the depth offo-rtyl-two feet, with some simple gold‘ or- naments which are shown in one of‘i:l'l~c~ cases -—a l'ingeIr-ring‘, t-hree earrings=, a dress-pin, and some gold‘ b-eads. The gold is n‘-ea-rl-y pure. Both, the 0mam'ents~ and -the skul‘-l (_-also shown) bear marks of fire‘. Another which was £120 but I was neithcrink humor 1656--John’ Smith confessed tint. he had ‘unions Tlria gentleman however went too monds are alwa -‘ ‘I » ‘ll ‘ ' Z - °°n‘p"et9'I'Y c°Vére'd Wm‘ mops of black‘ W1" <3aSe“30“'C3lT'1’3 809“? 0f H19 St0n"3‘im ¥9n19"t3 , v ‘ _- . , . , - . - I . . . .. ~ I ._ ysandwltha ealeg e. Jew- , , . _ ._ __ __ _ _ _ P _ norm cash to throvv away my money ,1 00 9»mP1.V,1“-P-Nd 1113 “F0035: 9-9 I W!” _1‘9“¢te $0 stolen i 3. He was taken t- th 1-’ -. 2 f l’ -‘ . ’:.~ - 1. - h ‘v ‘hould not adorn the neck Vet” Whlch fa”Aba"3KW3*'d- Nemlﬁg bemeen found in this earliest; s~etli‘lemcn»t. Knives of such meless beasts. It was 3 vVednes(.my’l:be 0 3.00 1000“ B00 5,00 must 0.0 home chmcuyn, 0 . P‘ S o e p ace of . ar. He asserted that the written j‘tt's were e ry, owe er, s , day of Cheri’_s Autumn sale; I went to the .. Rue-dc Ponthieu, and purchased at a venture l eight. horses, which cost; me altogether £200. "Out of the eight, ” said I to myself. “there will be surely four or ﬁve which will go.” Among these horses there was one which, confess, I bought principally on account of his coat. The catalogue did not assign to him All “How? I can not move a step.” ‘ risk of compromising you. ’ ’ And calling her little groom Bob, she led f me gently by one arm, while Bob took the % other, and made me get: into her carriage. Five minutes afterward we were moving»-in 5 the direction of La Roche Targe, she holding F the reins and driving the pony with a light: hand; I looking at her. confused, embar-: rassed, stupid. ridiculous. - punishment. ~s-everely 'baateIn - with rods, “But I am going to drive you home’ at the 0 marked, and I01‘-BV6l"'lJa.lll'Sl]ed, as an example 7 to olahcrs. In the articles of peace witll the too since 1645. VVillia-m Wickendam, a I cob- hllcrv, came from Rhode Island to Flushing and began to preach. river and baptized them by dipping. this he was ﬁned £100 and ordered to be ban- ished. Being poor, and having a large fam- ily, the fine was remitted. The Sheriff, Indians, it is agreed that all shall be for.c:ot- He took pcopl-eto the ‘ For 1 E I covered with letters witlrout order and with- out lncaning, and‘ that In particular one letter 5 embossed on them was formed in a_ peculiar way; in-dicatiilg -that it was the w'ol'-km-an-ship, I dividual. Pl1ot.ographa .of the jars, on the contraryy showed the recurrence of the same set of words, or at least sequence; of le-ttew, and forrns like that of the deno-upced‘lel;i.er were shown to occur on ancient coins. And the Imperial German I Consul” for the Holy _ or, in plain terms, forgery, of a. certain iu- ; bosom, or hands to any marked degree if they lack symmetry or are defective in shape or color. Instead of being attuactive, they turn the‘ bell-older’s attention to the defects. ‘ ‘Heavy ornaments should not be worn by maidens in the hc*y9da_v of t.h~c‘ir beauty, lest they dctractjfromv the charm and l‘l‘thcnc’ss of their youth. At any age‘ th-2r‘c is less danger in wearing too few ornatne-nt's= -r.hani«n- wearing too many. Too much jew-elry always indicates vulgarity . ’ ’ ' feather. these loops and‘ the front feather is a large handsome white rose with half-bl'oIw‘n bud and leaves. A si‘m'ilar'ﬂo~wcr nestles upon the cape and just under-the tip of the back The left side of the" bronze velvet .5 obs-i-dian-, arrow-hear-dsr, ha-tichcts of‘ st;.o~nc and ﬂint, and metal implements are also shown from the same s.trat.urn; copper nal-‘ls, knives and bracelets‘, silver pins‘. and ' a crescent- crown is without trimming.‘ The strings are , black velvet. , - . Awinler’ hat of black vel..ve.t: has a large - square crown: with drooping‘ brim. Around 1 the crown is a-band of‘ seal skin which is as , deep as the sides’. At the back is a cluster of ; sharp-ed ornament‘iusilvcr. Inoue case are various molds Ill ml'Ica'sc;h=i-st for casting the ineta-ll implements . One ob-jcct: appearsv to have been found. in all the four citzles--i. e. , the so-cal‘led whorls, round pieces, clricfly of terra-cotta, with a hole through the middle. According to Dr. . 15 W33 3 13"}.-’,“e dapbled I . B073 W39 (3129-1‘g<*3d % named Hallett, for ..allowing Wickendam to Land now writes to give an account of a visit These are unquestionab-l*y very gobd rules h?‘.’PS Ema fillmsdofl bmlg“ m"b°“ b_°‘““d’ Wm‘ Schl*iem*i1Bl1H, 130986? \V‘81"e DOV 11‘S9(‘1‘ f01"S‘l3l“" .g,~,ly h0rs—e,1,ul,m,vel~had I seen one bettel. ; t0__‘9dd D301‘ B1'11m3- , _ _ j preach in his house and administer the sac- paid by Dr‘. Almkvist, ‘Professor of Oriental and silggestions, and it is mournfultotbink 51?‘? St,1(’},a @913 ‘'3 fthal “5 ll?“ .3l‘“°"t *‘ ﬂing» h3l'dlY any 0f $110111 Sh0“'in8‘'t‘'3»C93‘ 01 marked, its ,,m00lh white skin dnppled Over I Extend YOU)‘ J98‘ qlllte 3tl’_31g.lJt,_’ ’ said - ramenta was fined £50 and removed from languages at Up'sala,‘t0' Moab, and of an-other of the few people who will profit; by them. blf"°l" “1’}»3e“”““’“' A . 9W .°f we sh-°,”er 9f 1 f'|'l€’£i-011 0!‘ 08633» 511*‘? W61‘? V0131” 0‘ff@1‘i'11é§3- ‘uh ﬁne l,l;,(,k spots 30 ,-(..guj,l,~j_,.. d;Sn.;b0t0d_ llfadalne de Nonol_1s,’ 'and ’I will dl‘1Ve YOU _f office. viisilt paid by the Consul hirmself, accompanied Let a be.auti‘ful.d‘esign come into the market tI}"f1°9_p”. “nd1,°“d‘3f‘ flan _ f°"W"“’d 9} 91' We 0' They are-ornamen#tied'. witihisuns, stars. altars,- The next morning I left for La Roclle’[‘a.l-ge, ‘91‘Y Bell“? 130 aV91t1l"1tll1g-,_‘ .When she saw ; 1657——Ship Prince Maurice was wrecked on by three German ofﬁciarls. Herr you Mu-n- and whether ornot appropriate it meets with c‘ OW“,-t tlhfe1_?t:1l{erS D“; °_"‘31' .319 ‘b‘”m and ani-lnals, and various unknown symbols. and the following day my lml-533 an-lved_ . Tn? U0‘“}l0"tilb1Y Installed» .‘ Te“ IIIe.f’ she. astormy night off‘ Fire Island. There were chanson does not describe the exact loca;liti'cs like patronage from long face and short face, (_1°Wf‘ we “L ' -"vac-mi, In gm“? of the Spe'°l““e“3 9f mesa Wlloﬂs ‘lhnost Vﬁ” Om’ \ . My ﬁrst cafe Was for Brulus. This gray horse 5 Sim-1’ h°WY°l1 WGYG th1‘0Wn_.‘ and I \;V,I11 ex- ; 180 people on board. They were all rescue-d searched; but he says that Dr. Allnkvist, af- from blondc and brunette. Young girls are “}'°“n}.’:)1"‘ squafe t€"‘m_’n":v ‘lm e flog‘ “"3 ' case; they Eire‘ arrwnged accordiliig to their had been running for the last forty-eight ‘ plain how I came 130 5'01"‘ 39’S1Sl33I1C8- ‘ by the Indians-. ' for digging for two -hours in the rocky "wall of finally in diamonds, and old _ladi-cs modest in S“‘}‘.:19ﬁ' ‘Tn’ Q“ '13’ ‘ﬁe? fr. "3. “ ”““__““°‘!I“3 patterns. I. ~ ' r h0m.0 in my head, and I was 00x;00s 00 My _, I began my story, but when I ‘spoke.of the ; 166-1——-Rol.lert Hobbs purchased a house» and a cave, in a spot chosen by himself, found a pearls. In consequence of this prevalent lack $0 . }w?"f3"h '““,‘'m°‘,‘§‘l'‘,‘‘¥ 1}‘ ‘S °”t’“h It was in June, 1873, that Dr’. Schliemann his paces, and see what he was good for, He 9501'“ 91 Bmms to Fm_-“9‘€"3 {Q3 ‘W33!’ W19 W70 E lot of William I:lall‘ci'.l:. of Flushing. Hallett jar with an inscription.; and thathe himself of t.ast.e w'eﬁn:d that the jewelry has, toa great {e‘}_“‘f” W11}? 3:‘ 9993 1'_°".‘w t’ l9 h’'‘r5.P “? the found the g.old- treasure occupying the two Iphad long teeth, and every ma,-1.; ‘of ,, respect. . f1‘10tS- '1 Ullderslimld 1l3‘3=“.; 3133 fxclalmedl F refused to give a deed, Hobbs refused to pay found idols in a moss-covered cave, one of extent, fallen into‘ the habit; of contIrivi‘n-g con- alike‘ b.1}l‘1eb°.°'(‘1)r(.’1f ”’._1,:'lfe3"“ er 15 Eh“ Of C€Ut1'i11 011888 _0f, the‘ 60‘-11% It \_‘’i\‘3 at?‘ de'l'¥f-11 able “gel “ P"‘V“'f‘-‘I 5h°“me"- "nd he 033" ¥ h“Ve,b°u¥5ht,th3 tI‘l1l}1,P9t9I‘ 3 h0l‘S3_-”§ the money, and I-Iallct sued and obtained which bore embossed letters in front and in- ceits without regard to those whom they t GM‘ W “’ 1”‘ St 9.“ "Om ‘ of twenty-e“lgh-ls feet, tllcrefore‘, in Troy ried his head well; but what I most; admired “H19 trumpeter _s horse? g judgments. Tobias Feeks claimed to own the dented letters behind, such as some of" those may in future adorn. Tile 11itt'j0'l‘l’ty of the _ ' _ , Pl'0P€I‘- The W913 at 01109 =|W‘3'Ct€d by 13110 -in Brutus was the way in which be looked at _ Yes» th’*t_eXDli"l1§ "3 311- Yfll have soon I -land. Randolph Iiuwifvs wifexwae banished in Herr Shapira‘s collection. Some of the designs must. answer for all. The latest style The F9-m°“3 G1'3Da+d-191' R8g1m«ent8- two-large head-dresvs-es of fine gold worn so me. following evcl'Y movement with his at- m“~“Y§°_3“33 111 the C/W109 (19 1 I;11D01‘MI‘106. ; frolu New Amsterdal‘n- for disorderly con- latter inscriptions have been transl‘~ate-din thig is the thing, and not. whether it is‘ the right A short time ago we mentioned the ap- 113 T50‘f3>“’3 W91‘ W9’ 1'01'€‘-1193112 ‘Vim the '01”! tentivc. int.elligenl;, inquisiljve e_Ve_ Even I the Pf3”0""}3“_‘3‘} Or we tmmpetel‘ 8 horse. duct. She returned in four years and p‘etIi- country‘, from copies and photograph-s of the kind. To be in fashion is the Ill'Sl3 cousidcr- pointlnen-l; of Baron Ramsay, the descendant Delldilnt On 93011‘ S’id€“,c0V€lf1‘Il§‘-.' 3151? GaI’9- C10‘-"8 my words Seemed to jute,-est him; he leaned Cllils-*e11I.‘d AIPIQUE enters the arena. upon as tloned to keep a tavern. It was denied. originals on pottery. “This is'I=‘the_ Earth ation. However, being in- the fashion is of an illustrioiis Scotcli fanlilzy settled in Rus~- by 1'l‘1'e' 11’U*1'm‘3_1'0"1S"3h'=§‘“13 Off g0l“d 13931113 and 3 , his head on one side as if to he-ar me, and gray 110_I‘S9; 111911 Q0019 the Arflbsa W110 ﬁre ‘ Seventeen families were granted permission God, Chcmosh sWcet;” “Till-s lathe fear of always acceptable and agood sign, even when sin, to the com.mand of the Fl«l~‘l-.l~lli-611 Regiment 1'iH'ge 0_9“€‘€1l-Q_H Of 1‘1'l-ll‘-’.*S‘_ all-<1 _bt1t‘t<mS Which when I had ﬁnished speaking, replied will, 3 . "I300 111131. and he 1_8 W011“d9d 311$‘ f=l_“S; and‘. to settle at Natinecock, provided they exclud- I*Iam;” “This God of Vegetation. ”’ On one the fashion is not what it: should be. To be of Grena-.diers. It is i-.nt.eres-ting, to learn from W011? all f0‘l|-!1dAt0g.8'l5h€1’ 10 it S11“v'9l' ]'.Ul‘-‘*2 f0l'|I’ merry ljl_-igh_ The ()l])e[' seven horses were 33 X011 did mt fill}: the horse: _111f11é§l13I_1l3 313 0 ed Quakers and Upinionists. little idol with a moon disk on I»l1e“lI0'3.(iI the in the fashion now, as far as jewelry is‘ con- the report just issued by Gen. Gfou-l‘l{ll'0‘ that ‘f~‘4”'1"“€’~'~‘5a 01' l‘aU1'PI‘ Ml"-'w‘SS0193 ll3iU'1Y T0111‘ , .br~~'-'ht. out to me in succession, but they 1-3. Your 30% Pe1’f01'm1Ug YOU!’ Pit” 1“ “"3 Plﬁfea : - 16ti2')~—Dcnnis lziuldron and his wife Nora em.bos_se(‘l in‘script.l*on in the front has been cerned, a lady must don the rings, brooches, this regini-out signally dis:t.i-ngui.-‘lieditself at lﬂch‘-L’-S 1-0-0359 3 g0[d0n ﬁllet=1I1d8'0‘if“>I'BC9i0t8- '3;.mb ,1 any 0,00,. h0,.S0S_ and Brmus 00r_ threw you down_. What did_he.do next? ' sepal’z;tl;ejd because of an ill col‘re::-pondcnce-, tran*sl‘ated “A.-minla‘, Moon‘ God. full sup- bracelets earrings, necklaces, ctc., herewith the battle of Gorni I')u~bnik,. and that Baron I In 891130 0i1=*<{S W’eld'ed I~C>.‘r§?'l‘ID~‘3_l’ by the conﬂu- ta,.,.,~ was (lill‘l3l-em from llwm all_ I was IrelatedU1911tt103“3mPl30fB1UtU8t0 bury: and divided their property equally. under the port incline Thou,” while the l‘()l.l‘,9.,'l'lly-ll1- descr1bcd._ At present, she must; under no Ramsay, who was sl..igll.tl‘y woullded. curing S-1’=i'lA1011 Wh1—C11’C10St1‘05'0dI U113 Clt.V- Ab0V8- anxluus to take 3 lime ride in the country. 111?: 0 , eye of the Magistrate of Flue-hiriw. dented letters on the back read, “Ci-stern consideration wear long earriliga. Every the engagement, displayed such bravery in 111- the Same <35!"-=‘v€38~ are 3, b0’I-W3‘ and Vase? of in order to make his acquaintance. . EFFTRCHY like the trllmpetel‘ 55 h01‘Se- He ; 1666--Francis Doughty was minister at T [of] Abel Snethi, consccrate to moon God.” new design ranger. only from the stud to the the main attack on the 'l‘urkish p0Sl'tlOllSl.ll1at . P111‘? 301d.» am} i11‘€mfU‘1i=1bi6 gold CUP W6I.9,'h- ’ Bl~u;,ug allowed lllm,-elf to be saddled, 3693 hm “last?” Vltoundedf but the Arabs mill’ E Flushing at 100 guilders a year. His con- It is highly desirable that a person of prac- pendant: of medium length. The greater the Czar a few days aftcrwal-‘d made him a ’ 10$ 0119,3110 half P0U‘11'di" “OF: 1'! U19 f01‘lﬂ ljplljlml, and m,,um.,d 3,, 3 home who knew l‘6f11I‘I1 and kl” 1113“. S0 What 51093 the h°_1‘!9 .%.tract: was burned by Willlain L-.-iwrence’s 3 tical knowledge should give a trustworthy P01'“°‘1 of Sets Fm‘ to <5=*1118O9- Th? l)et_te‘r General. of the l;~;ul.aelo.fl.' Guaerds. It must Of 8811113. W1«§h?1_11‘~W€1181’~T» 93011 Side. and}- his “york, am; we Sm,-led quietly t09:et,j,.e,., (100? H8 DUTIES him and g=1”'0P5 Offs 0_31'I'.Vll’1g wife.‘ who put it under a pic in the oven. opinion as to the state of the ground from qualities have settings of gold gemlncd with have been with great regret that the Baron 131011“) 101’ d1'lll'k1“§§ Out 0f, M GM‘-1'! 9110- T5118 the l,,;.,,It 1',-lwds pgggjllle. He had ,, l,(;j,,utifu1 i aVV%1Y the 0010” U1‘flt,t,11€.l’ may 110‘ mu 11’-W013!)-6 3 Doughty pro-achcd agaiilst the Government‘. L which these objects are taken. Herr von pearls or diamonds. _ Nearly all brooches and took leave of the Grenadier Regiment, with V8St~-'e‘1‘ 18 Of 01180 §:I_0'l‘d. and the h=,1‘{l"dl¢3-l 11*8'V'B m0uth, 000 0000.01.00 ,0 0V0,.y mm 01- the hll‘ll‘('l;‘l of the Arabsh. h_ h B '_ and was discharged. son sued for back ; l\:'Iiinchause0:,alett'e1- i_s ra._ther discursive and elirl-iilgs are ol'lI1Aon_g; in sllape. A very hand- which forthree gene._ration.s his faini.l.y had _ been fuScd- on towlit. ’l‘he_other (Jbjects are 01' min, amhiug his 000],’ and 0h0mpi0g his bit. ,lllat is my 0 at w ic vrutus earned . salary. He r_e_covere_d 600 gtilldera. VV1l_liam - arg_ul‘nentai;1ve than sclen.tliically'exact In de- some brooch In light: gold IS cg'g-shaped and been conneclcd, eharmg wlljlj. llzthc triumphs wrong i. gold. Several silver g"ol-nets are also 0 His l_.m00_q were 00“-00,; 00 00000 by 0 010W A 011;.‘ 0 . V - _ , Lawrcncc,‘ o_f Flushing, for seditious words, 3 scrlptlon. The result‘. of the v1s1_t, however, has a row of large pearls. l'u_unl'ng t;hroua‘l'l the a.«n.u the 'rcvcrs.es of the. Po~l.1=_sh struggle, . the shown in these two cases, and six r()l)J€CtS like .. measured 000,01.’ mismg his 100, very high, _ _ Pieclsely. go goesf 13:) filatch bthe v1van- was fined iloand ordered to apolo-glzc to'l;he ; has been a report to the Imperial Govern- middle. At; each side of EDISITOW of pearls ls gilrlgarlzlli war. and_ the Criitneall cal-llpulgn. 1fl1l‘1€}'-bl-‘l(.lGS: of_ purest. silver. lhese Dr. - -and l,.m,,g them fall with the ,-egumrily of 3 dIeI'8--the Villa“ leklle 0C 0* 2})’ Bing _yo_ur 2 court. _Jama.rca agreed to keep the Sessions 0, meat “that tl_1cs‘uppos1tron of aforgcry was, a.row of large square emeralds. I\ecklaccs, l::l.ll(.:e then two other grenadler regiinents t_><0=11l'I't%¥1}-'l‘Y)'fl C0“”l8‘3“11‘€3 $0, 0-3“? been the pendulum. I tried him at a trot and a short. humble, SerV‘”_”3 t 9 m°“g_t"3;‘5 (19 1_‘701‘10llS- Hon-_ae in repair fo_r.twcut_y-one years forthe 2 under the circumslanc-es, utterly 1-mposs-i- i either of gold or onyx, are made verylicavy, have come Iprolnlnently to t.h_-Ie froi1t——-the Htiﬂielfic liilelltso 0119» CUP 13‘ 1_11 e1eC“'Um."‘ $1100’ but when I 000000 £0 0u,0k00 his Your great gray‘ horse’ ind‘ 0.1360 "N0 my prlvile-geiof worsh_1pln~g in it. : ble.” This shou.ld,at all_evcnt.9, be ‘enough a.nd.arel not cons_ide-red complete wlthouta “At‘ch::tnge1~” and the “Siberian”-—whosc In 6-. f01I1’1'P=l-I’t8-§f01dE0 0116 0fS1lVOIﬁ- Bottle- puce 00 begun ,0 00,010 in grand style. * court-yard, Wllelé I was standing on the N168"-0-“Gelli0l‘ttl sickness prevails a-nd_manv ; to prevent any further hesitation an toa t:hor- pcIndant.; When 111 gold ‘the links are large stubborn defenserof the tl'e.ncl-lcs of Pl_evn~-a“ axes and lal-ic.e-lleads of copper belong also «HAlI,,>> said 1, H] 333 how it is; 1 have d001'-‘3lf3l3-‘3- Pumni-’f 0" ml glmfes and l‘f3=l-di are dying. The Governor orders a clay of ough investigation of a. matter which, unless and square, or oblong. Ihe onyx are f.orm'ed against the last despel-ate_ sortie o-f Gha-zl _()s— to this treétﬁll-1'0.‘ and at 1-t%I'§’.’}3 *‘-01£'l30’1’ Shield 'bou‘._»,-lli, an old horse out 0f the cllylllry riding a 110 get “W0 my 0a1'1m_i-§'9- , My grooms Seeing a I lmmlllatlon, and c_ol'nplain~s of the swearing, 5 IlV31‘eSp0llSlb‘le. German lnqulrers have been from oblong balls’. No gold is now used in nlan led. to ‘the-i.-r being almost cnl;i1‘e- * and Ch3*1_dlf0{1- U000 11‘-Tge -*_11\.'<3l’ (118418-‘i ‘V€}I‘e ‘ch00; at S,m,m”._;: _ I horse saddled and b1ldle_d, 'w1ih'_a hat: in his 1ntempera_n_ce and lmplcty prc-vall-mg.‘ [W000 . lncredibly stupid, promises tzo open a new yheconnectlng of these balls. but the pe_ndz_in_t ly cut to pieces. In RuSSl:zLl3.I re§{l- foo much 1ll]\1l‘0_d in excavatrng to be exhib- . I “.00 00000 ,0 mm h0m0Wm.d’ satisﬁed m_out;h and wlthoiitarldel, tiled to catch was I-lunpllamm 1)-pay men 13 'l‘l=mnl;s-glvmg; and very luteregtingcllapgée-1' in the history of is elaborate, setrln gold and clnbellished With ments the t1'ac_lIi.t.1olls of the past; ex-,ert, ltcd. Que curious bent piece of copper, “ with the talents 0f Brutus, W000 0 0000 was him; but he escapes their Durslllts goes -Day_now.], 0 p the early Inliabltants of I:.’astern0,S_yria. That ahandsome design worked fn stones. Pcn- a pow—.er_fu._l in-ﬂuence-._ over its mem~- W1th=a~sllv_er vase soldcl'cdtto-ol1c_end by the 11001.0 0 S00” dismme 03-_ It was 000 01 my - sll'aigl1t up to the §t,€‘-PS‘. and k-ncels_ before 1b{.9——(,‘.ov. Lo've~l7-lice. appoints a. horse race f rOrishoc_lo'x E-_ng'lltsh clcrgymen d-lsapprove of d.ants.wlth-oame.os act. in __dlamol_i.ds are the bers, and it 18 with especial pr'1il.e.tllat: the conﬁagmt-1-013. E1316 ’6W0 ilgied Wheelﬁ M3’ the k0000,.S ﬁring at a rabbit’ 130,. which 0000 00 me. The men again my to capture hurl, but 19;; M,,y,.fm--a 31-00.“ m gllver, or us value in 5 the evident cl'raract_er of some of the objects favorites wnerc el_cg-ance IS‘ desired. Some "Arch.a«ugel” _tr_accs back rts origin to a 0Ul€}‘: D13 »5C11~1’l-011'!‘-1131* tl|!'.l'1l_<~‘1 they hiwe heel! it said, 0,, P033000, 00 0,~,0,.W01.d received 0‘ he gallops off, stops at‘ the gate, turns round . good wheat. David Wlntenead ‘was shot in y of the collection is natural. But that very have a porcelain ccutrc_ painted in ﬁgures. small boilyof llllaaiitry commanded by Col. ~ a‘l-la-.p of the chest cont:-ilning the t.re.asu=re0. handmme presem f,.0m my wif0_ I was 0000 and look.-_ at me. 0 I l’e.._t sure _l_le was calling the thjgh and lost one hand by William Amer. circumstance would appear, to the lay mind. l_..ong chains are about the same as they were Bruce. _ Ibis ren-ovvned ofﬂcer was one of The key 9f the cl'lesIt, dlS*l.0l‘t.€‘Cl by lire, in exam‘, in the 000,0‘. 0,« an 0000 00000 Where pie; so I jumped into my carriage and set off. ms. at romas H-addersly, guilty of a breach _f to be rather in favor of than agamstjzhelr 2111- last seas?-:1. lhe old designs; prevail in the the earliest of.th-e “thirty 1l_ll1S:li1~‘l~()1lS S;coi;chI- ._*sho-Wu‘. Ihc chest had perished, but the ob- six 100001.000 ‘.0000 m0t_ 00 hearing the The horse .dal'ts_ through roads notcilivays o_l_' pl-omjsg-,.a;fter the balls had been threel thenticlty. Authenticity IS the pomtto setI- slides. [he ba.1ld__l:i‘}‘accl'c‘t- IS the ‘only one n._icl'-l” who laid the fo_:u.m;la.t*.i.ol1 of the Rll-S- JGCES C01l1l?0Sl;n~;.’ E116‘ tl‘B=lS~li:l-‘8 Were all fmind mot "ll,-ullls stopped short, and pm hi,» ea;-3 adfﬁpled f0P.0aI‘l_‘13'S’33§ Ul,1,t- I follow him‘, and » tunes pi.'blislicd,_ pretended marriage to a tie; value comes next, and can not be ascer- new popular.;._but It is extremely varied in de-‘ sian army, and II'il_dlt.l0l‘l states. that i~t_wa.-i in packed together In a rectangular mass, and t01.wm.d in 00 amtude 01 0tt0m;00._ I was arrive where I find .V0l1' , , _ , daui_v‘ghterof one Hedgcl’, was arrested. _ I tained by guess work. sign. A pa__rt1.cul_’arly rich bandhas a cameo reg1.mei»lt.’—;—tlle'r i‘eg_1.i~nenti_ frpnl V.\’l1lL"l1‘) the; $11’? Gf>1lJ_‘l3e1' kc)’ 131113 <3*039_bl’ H3?-‘11_1f “1.0riS00 ,0 000 mm 00 ,\m0,.0Ssi0n0b10. .Af_ At the moment Madame de Ibiorlolls had ; _1()‘lO-—Ja0.l‘n;_l1(33‘ pen:-,jolned agmngi-, a v_vlt.cl-1 { _, _ Ol'Ilall1eUBi1LI0ll. I‘nccamrc‘o 18 set: in a frame Arcllangel wasfzorm-ed in 1.400-*-l.l’.l3l. I eler. 0 It l":sl'1l1p0S.sl.b'le to m-entlon all the smaller .001, the brilliant mm-mm, 00000000 I ﬁnished these words the carriage l'ece_ive_.(_l a ;; named Imlllarine gm.s(,n _s0mm.g- th0,.0_ :.. A Pans Bohemian. ofbopals and diamonds. _ Ihe gold 01 the band the Great worked- his way up from _the posl--V. objects bclonging to this city, such as ivory assumed he had ,.000iv00: in his V00”), farewell jolt, and we saw in iihc air the head Granted. Shevhqd 0000 In 19,11 at Hartford ; game days ago one or the most 500(1), and is so deepl‘y'c,arve*d that it has a_ rugged look. tron of drummer boy to that; of Lle~uIten:ant. I lyres and ﬂutes, a lion-ll=eadeil‘ sceptl'e-handle he must 00 W0” accustomed t0 the 0f_ Brutus. W00 ,W§lS St3."<_ilI1_.-S," eI'6<_3t 011 ‘US _ for a year previous t0I»h‘lS'. . f disreputable men who ever appelu-eclv about 3 I)cs1gnsulvarlgated_gold are stillfashionablc, The “Al'ctran:g.el.” has not seen so much s_er-' of ﬁne» cryst-alt, combs .Of Stone. te1‘l‘z\-eotta l,0p0,.t 0f 0 0.00. I pressed my knees against hind legs behind us. Seeing the little back _ 1671____»pl,e p.e0.pje 0f_[1en].pS-tead are Ordered I newspaper 03100’ turned up In the 001101.131 but not so popular as 1orm.erl_y. In watches vice as the _“Sibc.rian,” Gj:e;[la.d1ers, huvlljg brush h-andlcs, copper weapons, and stone ‘him ,0 maké mm 0100.0 00, but Brutus ‘M0010 0 seat of the ca.rri.a.ge untenanted, he had taken .1 not. 30 010“, 0,. 0.1.00}; land 1-m. tjle Indians, 0,» rooms of the Paris Figaro. The paper in t.be.Amcr1cau_1s the g_re_aicst in vogue. Ihe only served; in Persia, while tabe latte)’ has , and bone _ll’I-I-1T)le‘lItQ.l1l.7S of all kl.ml:s., which will .' -000 Sm._ I med [0 000k him, ,0 make him the opportunity of giving us another speck : assist them they-em, All Imhans at R00k0_ : 00050.00 is p,.0v0,.0iany ,.00k10Ss in we mm. fancy_ chatelalue I:-.:Sl1l'l worn, but the pre1er- t.z_ilcc.n~ part in _a-lmost ev_'e.ry war in which Ru—s- be found in one of the cases; but the terra- mm ,0 the right 0,. t0 the left, but in min. I 0, men_of his tale1l_t8. _ “)7 execulmg the ,m0S~t = way, except actual residents, are warned to 0 ter of truth, and as long as a sensation was on 91109 13:01‘ We PWn- _ sla lilac. been en~g_aged—_slnce the begin-inilig of cottajva-‘K33 _d‘88€1‘V‘-‘d S*l>€0“11 1105109 ml‘ K11,“-*‘1' made him feel my riding. whip but mi” 00 brilliant of all his circus performances. He: depart, Ten famllles are to have fortv acres hand, made no question of the-V9,-“city of the FLOWERS. th.e-1-ast_c~cn:tury.. Llke the “Ai:chailgeII,.’.’ inn.-mber, size, and beaul'y of form. I‘hc . was immovable. "Brutus was not to be dis- _ had ?‘“°e.d }’f”..f°re feetdup?” ‘hf b“‘.’1.‘”‘f“3at Of 0 9f landfor corn. Thomas Feeks, of‘.FIush=— f man w_ho provided it. In this case, however, A3 f"'I“}fn‘?‘C‘1t”‘. "50 ”l‘;"}"“‘.’13 111° °”fer3 ‘ ‘mic '~‘§"e‘ “S1_‘1'“_31’”.‘-“"1: 1‘e;i§i‘;110D(;:?' V:v73§- f0_’l'}l1€‘€1 H0111» 1;-'l'!‘S§3r5 llmje 1_Cl,1_-11_‘“fUS _“"1,1lg‘S}£l:11§_f3CC11‘ ¢ha11d}l‘;’»}S2 placed; and vet__dO not Smﬂe’ 1-0,. 01100 is 0 the little ‘carriage, anttwas tl.inqull_ yﬁnné I mg,0s0,0n yems ago, deserted 1113 wife and the editor was literally sI,t,I_‘16'li€n dllmlh _0 been cgliccde 3.;-‘ire cant: so apploprl- t le1c_1.c.>_r1s of] etei ti.-e ‘_l.e.t S first ‘army, . (iota: 10-.e 6i1.c.ho\xlln% ll-0.: em...’ ‘dc . mm hiSmn__._euch time I urged him to move unulng his _r0u-e_. tI'Q- mg‘ H0011 {IS in I fanuly and went to llollan_d_. she pmll some 5 0 ..A,.0 3,00 the 00100,? (j-mnamjed the V13- ate as owcis. leie is sclncc y an _1xist..n1l.e any in itsgear y ca_ic.er ‘gained, many duircls Ia , sch er, con. -53- -all-tﬂ-8. va..e‘sr, {Inns ‘y the home fumed his new }-Olmd, and gazed leg“: 3013 St-l‘lV1D£l"1 V3111 W 1313‘-“39 hlmillpon of his d'cbt_s, and now pctitlons the Governor 5 nor, brushlng a frlghtful hat wlgh 9, roll at where they dornot satisfactorily take the place u_nd.er the illustrious Gen. VI ade. It IS a of a bruliants l:e_d.. color’, con-0 cored toget er in “P00 m0 with 00 eve ex )l.000iv0 0f impa_ our. _ _ _ _ i‘ Q tobeperlmtted to remain on his premises, manuscript. . ' of jewelry. ll omen kllow this fact, and not cllrcuntistancc which every; Scotzchman. must; one case, ‘M8 Slllgulillll’ g‘1300fl11- 17118! are ' ‘ I ' ‘ Madame de N 0110118 W39 80 frightened She . . and freed from liability for his other debts. ”' responded the representa. only do they know it, but are gradually grow- “I believe so, tive of‘M. Villemessant. “Then I have got something to sell you. ” ‘ ‘What is it?” . “A murder.” ‘ ‘Oh-l Pshawl Murders are out of fashion. ’ ’ “But. this is a murder with a mystery. ”‘ “We don’t'. want any mysteries. "’ d ‘l‘1,3,ut this is not only a mystery but a scan- a. . ‘ ‘Our scandal columns are full. ” , “But this is a murderous mystery not only with a scandal‘ but with a moral to it. ” “My dear friend,” said the editor, rising, “we don’t want: any murders, mysteries, scandals. or morals; I assure you we don’l:. Will you not take my word for it.?’_’ The seedy man measured him with his glar- ing eye for a. moment... Then he said: ‘ “No, sir. ” “You will not?” “Not for a moment. I demand that this manuscript of mine shall be printed. ” "But. why!” ’ ‘ ‘Because I represent the press.” “Tile press! W hat press?” ‘ ‘The press of Paris. ”' The editor paused. Even in his long career tiencc and surprise, and then relapsed into his motionless attitude. There was evidently; some nlisunderstutlditlg between me and my orse. I saw it in his eyes. Brutus was say- ing-as plainly as he could without speech, “I horse, do what I ought to do; and you, ‘horseman, do not perform your part.” . was more puzzled than embarrassed. :.“Whata strange horse Cheri has cold me! and why does he look upon me in such a . .Way?’ ’ 1 was about to proceed to extremities and administer to him agood thrashing, when I another shot was ﬁred. The horse then made one bound. _I thought, had gained my point, and again tried to iotartlliin, but in vain. He stopped short, «and planted himself more resolutely than ever. I then got into a rage, and my riding- ~whip entered into play; Itookii into both ands, and struck the horse right and left. ut Brutus. too, lost patience, and hnding ‘passive resistance unzivailing, defended him- self by rearing, kicking, and plunging; andin vibe midst oi‘ the battle, while the horse ca- _‘Del'e(l and kicked, and I, eXaS[)Bl‘:1le(l, was ‘ﬂogging him with the loaded butt-end of my ‘oken whip, Brutus, nevertheless, found me to look at me, not only with impatience re—ga.rd with pride that all Rilasiiul rcgiincnts -—-even the G-uard.s———wh—.ic'n h-ave any prcte~n- . sionis» to historical- renown invariably try to trace. back their origi-n. to the little band of lliioscow s;o.ld~1crs to whom Gen. Gordon, Co-l. Bruce an d, Gen. W adie t.a.ug_ll=t the first lessons- in disciplined warfare Russia ever learned from Europe. ' round below, so that t-heyc-an only stand o.n theirmouths. A few vases with the owl’s face on tlzrc ccoveirs which Dr. Schliem-an'n consi-dens.as-pr0v"i‘n:g' the we-rshlip at Troy of Palla-s Athcnc, were found in the city, but they are more abundant in the higher strata. A mar-Va szkulzl: is shown found: near the treas- ure. . The visiitzor can not: but be struck by the va- rious stages of civilization shown in the- diverac obj-cots apparently bcl'ongi:ng to one period; delicate, gold o.rnament;s- and silver gob=le;ts., graceful: vases of line term-cotta and l-.yre;~_*. of ivory, side by side with stone, ﬂint. and bone implemcnimas rough as any found in the Swiss lac.ustri.nse- dwellings. It is d‘ilii- cult, without: very deta-iIl‘cd plans of the ex- cavations, to account for these in.congrui-ties. In the specimens froin the two highest cities we find a few forms of vases not met; with: in the lower sct.’t..1elnIcnt..-‘, as for instance, one in the sh-ape-of a baigl-c, on two feet; a small V:1S(3StalIté,llllgl onzthrec feet, with one handle and two cars; ‘ cup-handles in black terra- cotiza in the shape of an ox’s head, and the fragment of a vessel shaped like a. horse’s head. The most‘. curiously marked of the whorls belong to these two upper strata, ‘let the reins escape from her hands and sank ; fainting in my arms. With my left handlp recovered the reins. with my right: arml; supported llladame de Norlolis, my leg all the time causing me the most frightful _tor_ture. 0 In this manner Madamcde Norlolis made her first entry into La _Roche Targe Wheil she returned there six weeks later she had; become my wife. _ ' “Such,-indeed, is life,” she excla_1med., “This would never have come to pass if you; had not bought the trumpcter’s horse.” _ ’ 1672 —John‘ Hubbs is convicted of hog steal- ing. Fined £5, or ten stripes. Andries. a, negro slaveof Capt. Lawrence, was whipped ' thirty-nine stripes, and branded on the fore- ‘ head with a hot iron, for larceny. Richard . Latfin. of Oyster Bay,was ﬁned £50 for using ’ seditious words, and to be imprisoned during , the pleasure of the Governor. ‘ He was ex- cused from corporal punishment on account. of his age. He fled, but returned after the. issiiancc of a proclamation co-llﬁscating his' estate. , . f 1674——John Jennings, of I-Iempstead, for-1 stealing his brother's indenturee, is sen-. tenced to imprisonment in the “Ho-le,” and. on his release to be confined two hours in the stocks, with a card on his breast signify- ing his crime. Samuel Furman, of Oyster‘: Bay, for blasphemy in the church, was sen- tenced to be severely whipped with rods and banished the province. ‘ I 1675-»—-’I‘hoinas Case, of Newtown, is order- ed by the Court not to entertain the wife of; "William Smith without his consent. The In-E. dians on Long Island are to be disarmeil, and; all canoes on the north side are to be collected, on account of the distilrbances to the east-: ing less and less perverse, and giving more and more away to it. 'I‘he.rci-s, at preselu, scarcely an evening dress now worn that is not, to a. greater or less dc.grec,_garnished with blossoms-. Young ladies are lovely in e.xqu.isi.te clusters and graceful sprays of vio- lets, snowdrops, j‘-asnnne. m rning-gl.ori.es, etc.; and m-atrronsi are gorgeous in a p1‘uf'uSi'0'n of crimson roses,carnations,chrisauthemums, tropi.caI ﬂowers of all sorts, and the many other blossoms emblematic of the advance of years. An evening dress for ayoung lady, whose principal‘ guru-iture is flowers. is in. white silk of ordiluary q,i1al‘it.y,"aud white crepe» lisse. Across the bottom of the tr'ail1~ed back breadths of silk, there is simply a ﬁve-inch fiuting of the lisse. Across the bottom of the front are two similar ﬂutings. '1‘bese are headed by a puckered section of the silk, which falls over the upper one in sharp points. The space between this silk section and the bottom of the waist is entirely filled in with ilniings of the lisse. The overdrcss, which falls only over the back, is of silk, and has the edges cut in points, beneath which is. placed a flut- ing of the liaise. It falls without being draped, The Sons of an English Earl Howling Comic Songs in a. Music Hall. |ZFrom. the San Francisco Calflil To really a.p~prec1al;e l1o«w great a thing it is to be 11. lord, it in necei«is«al'y for the American not only to come to Ellgltlzlilﬁl, but to live in-‘ London for a time. He must. take rn by con- tinuous recidenicc the ing.rain:ed respect for a man; of title, which is a part of the woof and web of the physical and mental‘ construction of the average Eilglliﬂllmtllll. C.c-rtainly there irsa large and iucrea;-i~iig body of men and women» of mind and achollir.-hip in thin collu- try who know well ‘Silent “rank is but the gi:liinea’sl stamp, and ma.ii-’s- the gold. for a’ tl‘:iax.,.” as Burns sa_vIa;. but even Thackeray, great. snob sa.t.irisIt. as he was, C0ll.l(3SSe‘(l t..l‘1.-at he should be proud to walk down Piclzadllly with a duke on each arm. “The sentiinenf is The §‘lilliStel"S Wedding Fee. The Hamilton (N. Y.) Democratic Repub- lican has the following: account of la weddingf at the residence of one of the clergymen. in that village on New Year’s day: “The rev-;; eruld gentleman was ‘at. home’ to all callers, and during the daya gentleman and lad)’; called, They salt. down and accepted the at-; tentions of t.he minister, who, well knowing. their errand before they announced it, was tryingto make them _feel at home_—. After: considerable Skll'Il1l:~‘l1lllg', the candidate for: groom managed to tell the secret. They. wanted to be married. The clergyman could . . I - . . I ' ' - . ' - - . . .- I " lv 0l'uan1e11l:cd in the back and about. .I I - I. . either ﬂat diIs"\‘ will 1-‘ l l nd some . . . . ._ - . - d. N0llllJtl‘t30Ul'S8lb to be allowed with in Parisian jotunalism, he had 1 ct; with Wu." °“~ . I _ undoubtedly a. relic of that awe enteltmned 4 -\~a 1 /‘V0 10 83 51 Md 5U1‘P“-‘B but With “*3” mid ”‘d‘g'~”m°“' do ‘hm’ f°r mam’ fmd do “I” he did’ . War ' [g e Main and those at Pel]"”‘3, nolljinor e ua-1’ to tms_ Al; last 1] in 5- half way down with a handsome float of white l, the -18.] 01,0 - f 1.1 .. . f Ll, , I . t sort; of pottcr’s sta-.mp on them, or round While I reqdircd of the horse the obedience then and there, in approved 8l»IY18- : the ludmns 0“ h ’ ° (1 9 S ’ ‘ml’ silk, 37 p ’ H S 1" 8”” d’‘’ys 0 13 ‘ﬂea must winter within Hell Gate. Tackapousha, at Rﬂckaway, sends to Gov. Andrews, at New York, two Indians, with an _lnd1an’s scalp, having the hair on, John bkidmore, a_ boy, shot and killed Thomas Baker. of Jammca. _m the house of the latter, by accident. Verdict "chance medley.” 1‘ri.~s.ollel° dis- The waist is along tight-fitting corsage, cut; with low neck and short puffed sleeve, Around the neck therc . is an arl.-angemcnt of white silk that sfallds. high at the back, but falls open to the waist in front. It is edged with a. Mary Stuart ruche and the effect is particularly stylisll. Tile corsage is furnished glolresv, divided into cigh-t compar-tln.ents,each with a sepamiei symbol .. These markings are often ﬁllcd inwiih white clay, and must have been engl-r;n'ecl\v.1ile the clay was soft. As already st.-ated_. most. of the Vases with the owl-fac.ed. covers, which the visitor will find lords and barons who were the rulers-,. each of his own territory, holding a soverel'gn’s au- thority over iris people greater lib-an any mon- arch now wields; and for the most part a man of title in England is also even yeta solid man in the matter of bclon-gi.ila‘s. The newly-wedded pair dc.-ired a. certifi-; cate, and that was duly made. out, executed, ; and delivered. Then can_le_tbc fee. ‘How; much do you ask for the 30"?’ ﬁsked W9‘ youth. The clergyman replied that the amount was always left to the £‘ene1‘0S1tY Of: crefixaerl, he, on his part, was expecting of eaomethino; I did not do. How did this end? To my shame be it lpoken, 1 was relentlessly and disgracefillly llnseaied. Brutus saw there was to be noth- . gained by violence, so judged it nieces-f ly: “So you demand that we shall print your article ?’ ’ “Yes,” was the reply. "But I assure you we do not want anything but cclitorlal articles. ’ ’ - “'l‘hei'e, sir.” said the seedy man, laying 1 * ... .. .. - I- - ' . - -. belong _ _ , 0 . he ml. _ ,_ Z 0 let there ale some amazing. 6X€e‘}‘l.lt)-U8 to i§“3UP*3“<~1 ‘OH-111el_’ 111 one 01‘ two 6-1308‘: n W““r-V. to employ m“h”3‘ All" “ nmmenvs the g"°°m' .We"” ‘““‘,t1?‘§.,.§r‘{,‘{§E’1 ‘g,',‘2.§§; gltlatrgeﬁl by’proclaln-atiou. ’I‘h‘omas Casc (pre- his haiid upon his threadbare. breast, “I will W3‘? 3 d‘3““'~“el ‘”“_° 01, S“}‘_‘“‘ f§‘1°.S5Y i-§1_'0e‘11 this rule. Can you believe that. at. this very A W “Mic “*1-’l*3_1' ‘3l‘“"199- B 0 h use’ ewdemly pwscd m reﬂeclmn’ the are very hard and “‘°"?Ygi,‘,§“l,.”ﬁ,l,ed in MS? vionsly referred to) was arrcstcd at lNa;I.l'llB-’ 0S2.lCl‘lIlCe my story tolhe mercenary clla.ra.cter 1°~"“3S- 0“ the 9“ 91001491 15 4 U783 full‘ moment there is a clown howling comm We have sax-sd enough to prove It 3 We ave ‘one pm ‘low’ M” hem ‘md “"0” upright 163“ ﬁnd ﬁfty Gems‘ d d ‘.9; 0!‘ he; cock while preaching. He deluded women of your paper. 1. Sir, will make an editorial b-"°‘“‘ mush ‘"055 5‘”7"°u“d9-"1 W1“-'1 1€aV6S- sougs_aI& a music hall, and d.ist.o-rting his bodv 031180 ‘-0 bf’ V01‘? 8‘F=*W1°l“ W D"'- S‘3'm’ie‘““m‘ ro uce . ‘I’ ’ - v ' ' MS f0l‘° legs With the address and e u'il- ocket awhile and ﬁllalll‘ , , -. . - ll ‘ id A-ed the wife of John of my stor . . Whi -11. d ck .1 ll I talrclm On the 1‘i<.>7_ht breast is a similar flower and u, amu -9 ,1 ll. full of bee,--d.-luklll . , (1 I . for bl"n)0‘lt~]0“0\"e4l'zi-ll great cost‘ and lab-or to rium of a clown upon his hands. Iqwas galled ﬁfty cetlta and halide it to the P‘»”“‘°"' 2 ‘R30 hdisd0e:igIdIll31Ibad:ii1:;:htc‘l? of John Townsend, I 'l‘lfe. ciliibr StaI‘e(f-—gl::-e(;_E;_1}a gave the in- from it a ville of buds and leaves coiltlnues sln0l;‘ln:_.; l...,‘.’.,.__.,...,-.., who is we s.,Bé’0fu,lll, gjl-£13, _h-imself relnarkable collection. His book ”"59(1“e“”Y delmsned 1113011 U13 Smlds which The“ the harm‘ °°“P'° W0!‘ the” ‘ewe’ our ‘ lg ' and abide lvith him. He tlfuder a seat. ‘d’iagonally down the c.or.-‘age to the left, then The editorial‘ was written., printed and paldfol-,and next day the Figaro told the story we have given above upon it- aelf. ' -ve their homes A V p ﬁckle: large followjlng, and that the _P¢_0Ple might'forgct'himi,‘ none were allowed‘ to see himm 01.180“, Mary Caste, his wife, was lined £5'forinteI‘Y1l‘P”“g the Re“ M1“ L8“- on * ‘Troy and: its Remains, ’ ’ published about‘. t,wo.ye»;l.l:s ago by DD’. John Mu.rr:iy, Will be the best guide. for those who wish to study these unique objects in more detail. and by birth a. Viscount? lti-s true. This man’s. name is Viscount llinton. and he is the son of Earl Poul-cit. He has been acting clown at tho S.uI‘I~'ey Th-.e.a.ter, and is now ortunaiely happened to be rather thick in received. the pastor e place wliere I fell. _ I tried to raise inysclf. but; I cried out and ll stretcllod with my face toward the lookin at the change _ _ . foundgthat one piece, which had ovldefnﬁy been taken for ten cents. ‘V313 '3 lme‘;’$’f;‘{§' piece, and, tlierefo~i'e.his fee cad #8611 Y8 1 half way down the side of the long overdress, \~.~nere it terminates in a large cluster of roses and leaves. Falling from this cluster is a graceful ﬂoat. made from loops and long ends _..__ . 0 ~ . _ _ _ “doing turns’ ’ at. the music halls under the nnd. " I felt as if a knife were sticking in to the magniﬁcent Sufi} of fort -tbreﬁ °9P,l“‘I“° 0,400 whﬂa preaching, by excllaiining, Tun Turks manage _to ﬁnd _‘time among 01 We Silk» 0 _ , ‘ name of “Mr. Gosman.” The Vlsigountess, A COMPOSITION. which a- swindlcr has been 3 left leg. The hurt. did not prove serious Yet. there was consolation even in that. like . ,(/.0010 down, thy: whit-ed wall; thou that their heavy duties, to wield the lighter w‘eap- A GOSH)’ (U985 f01' all 0ld81'1YP€l'80D 13 mime his Wife. Wan a ballet girl. They have got sel~l~.i¥ng in Cleveland, Ohio, on the claim that, \ certiﬁcate had cost butrw9i1tY"ﬁ"° "9“‘33.» *9“ left him a clean profit of eighteen cent.sIontl16 transaction. ’ ’- I ' THE lowest. temperature at Which Wm” l will germinate is 41° F. be snapping of one of the small tendons-— ..not the less painful. I succeeded. now‘- . . .3‘. in turning myself, and sat. down; but I was ‘rubbing my eyes. which were with sand, I saw the great tool: of a rue descend zently upon my head, and (luof sarcasln. The '1‘imes correspondent 30111 telegraphs from Th-erapia that “the Turkish soldiers have received orders‘ not to kill or injure a. Russian Gr‘cnc'ral,_ for fear he should be replaced. ” I t ll, «elf rand stun-ve.-t my people.” Szentfrecl Scfrlzldler was Nf’i{t1e€IL £3 $0?’ Sending 9- . - , i‘ over cl. 8c:1‘I:l"i[2‘:?-(',§l:ol:‘l:itserC?isc ‘was fined £20. J elm Rogers complained to the Governor that Case into this way of life, and must.-,-no-.w at-ink their rank and ﬁght. the hard battle rbc as any other poor strugglers. As artists, 1 hcartheir -t.a_leiIlt. is only tolerable. I think they show . wisdom and good taste in dropping the title. if disasolved in kerosene oil, it would make 31459“ AND WONZE VELVET- or the oil non-explosive and cause it to burn Tbia is a Dubarry costume. 'I‘ne, ca-‘aqua is made from the black velvct. and is lengthen-e:d l into a lone: sweeping train at the back. Half- seven parts of ccilnlnon soil; and three ted. lead. parts» of 7.".- y .2, longer, has been found to consist of n~i-nety- 12 .. $1. Tonia ﬁiailp ﬁllohr-ébemctrai---Supplemental$11221. AN OLD SAILOIPS YARNS. A Drunken Captain Running Amuck in the North Atlantic. . [From the N_ew‘Y orx World.‘l “Sittin’ here, sir, a-tipplin’ hot rum,” said the Old Sailor. “are a harmless sort of diversion and dreadful sociable and friendly to boot. and you and I never meets here that we doesn’t go away all the better for it,which is here what I’d say as it is a thousand pities that anythin’ so nice and refreshin’ and stim- ulatin’ as grog. and so encouragin’ to the , very best feelin’s of the heart, should play sich terrible havoc with a chap when he hysts in too much. These hereteetotal temperance ‘ chaps‘, as I doesu’t think much on as a whole, are about right when they contributes almost all the trouble in the world to rum, only what they don’t seem to git at is that they’ re tryin’ a impossibility in endeavorin’ to make folks giv’ it up altogether. What they ought for to see are that rum are ___ a necessity. If it wei-’n’t you vvouldn’t find it all over this created arth. Go where you will, among the Eskimos of the North or among the savages of the Torrid Zone, you’ll ﬁnd that in some form or other they’ve got sopiethin’ as will make drunk conie,which shows that - it are _as unlvarsal as the air we breathe, and probably as necessary, or it- wouldn’t be so univarsal. In view of the great trouble I’ve seen through too much rum, I’d go in with the teetotal teniperancers and stash it entirely if it was possible, al- though I fears we’d have a dreadful misera- ble world arter we’d done it, and it seems sing’ler to me that that view don’t seem to strike nobody. lVe ﬁnds plenty of folks will- in’ to talk by the hour about the evils of drinkin’ rum.but nobody don’t seem to real- ize what a dreary world this here would be without it. But there ain’t no need of mis- sionaries iiito that ﬁeld jist yet, for the world ain’t agoin’ to be called on to give up its grog not for the next ﬁfty years and risk it: and bv -that time nearly every grown man now livin" will have slipped his wind for a fulldue. Sich bein’ the ‘case, why don’t these here teetotal temperancers make up their minds to it, and instead of tryin’ to do impossibili- ties, which can’t be done, turn their efforts into soinethin’ as there’s achance of suc- ceediu’ in?” “What would you think of a skipper, sir. as when the wind came out dead ahead, should insist on keepin’ of her headin’ plumb in the wind’s eye? What would be the con- sequence_of sich a action’ Why, everythiu’ would ‘git ﬂat aback, and away she’d go astarn like blazes, so that instead of gittin where he wanted to go, hc’d git furder and furdgr oil‘ from it. “Now, what does he do? If he’s a sailor- niau, he claps everybody onto the lee braces, and trims his sails by the wind; boards his tacks, and gits his sheets aft, and steers her full and by. What are the consequences? He g_ils higher and higher Onto his port all the time, and in course of time he fetches it. “Tli:it’s what these teelotal temperancers ought for to do; quit iryin’ to make all hands slop drinkin’, which are labor in vain, like tryin’ remake it dead cat sweat, and go to work tryin’ to prevent anybody from gittin’ more than three sheets in the wind, which are possible, as you and me is livin’ ex- aimj;-les of. If you asks me (I’ll have mine {lined UP. please) how they are ‘goin’ for to do It.‘ all I say is that’s their business, not mine. It's enough for me to tell ’em that it can be done, and they won’t lose their labor tryin’, as they’i:e a doin’ now. I”raps if they was to_pitch in and stop the manufacture of any- thiu’ stronger that wine, it might help; I con- siders the introduction of lager into this coun- try has stopped loads of drunkenness, and if they was to_cncourage beer selliu’ and make whisky _sellin’ _ unproﬁtable, they would be iiiovin’ in the right direction, and sailin’ as high to the wind as is possible jist at present, and maybe fifty years hence some lighter tipple might be substituted for that, and so in the fullness of time they’d git down to a cold water basis, which at present ain’t to be thought of. _ “If you’d let him ﬁll mine up once more, air, I’ll git on with the yarn as I set out for to spin, which were to show the dreadful consequence of Ire.-licnin’ the nip too often. It’s abnd thing, sir, on Lhesliore and when A man has only hissclf tolook out for. butil.’s ii licap sight worse when it’s at sea and a skipper giis drunk as has his ship and all on board of her to look out for. ‘ ‘I minds, sir, once goin’ out of this port in aship-1 alian’t tell her name, neither the name of the skipper, as there might be some of his folks liviu’ as might feel bad about it, and 1 docsu’twunt to hurt anybody’s feclin’:3 -~but it were the day arlcr New Year's as we left the North River, with a crackin’ breeze from .nor’west and cold enough to freeze the handle oil of in iron pot. The ship had been took out into the stream arly in the mornin’, or may be the night afore, and we chaps was took aboard by ones or twos, jist as they could mitten hold of us, and pretty well mops and brooms we was. You see, sir, the day before bciu’ New Y:~ar’s day, every mOthcr’s son of us had housed his jib up as taut as it would hear on that day, and of course had to take a little of the same on the next morniu’ (_vou’rc very kind, sir; I don’t mind if I do, jist one more). IIOws’ever, there were plenty for us to do when once we got aboard, and workin’ in the sharp. crisp noriliwest air were very soberin’ . Some few there was too far gone for navigaiiii’, as had to be haul- ed up the side in a bowline and stowed away for’:u'd as useless, but for the most part we was able for to git about and done sO,clcarln’ up the decks and makiu’ evervthin’ snug for sea. “At about‘). o’elock the old man and the pilot. come oil‘ in a steamboat, and the boats were made fast to us until such times as we could git our .-uiclior and git the sail onto the ' ship. The tide were about half ﬂood, and the strong wind toiled her starii to the cast- ’ard and made her lay atliwart the tide, with her chain across the hawse bindin’ hood, so as we needed the boat for to straigliten her down and back and fill with her to ease the chain, and for the same reason we couldn’t put uo canvas onto her till the anchor was a-trip. In fact, we didn't make no sail till we got the mud-hook called and ﬁshed. Then it be for to loose tlietopsail.-1, and the pilot said for to put a couple of reefs into ’cm afore we sliceied ’eni home. The old man he sings out: ‘Oh, reefs be lvlowed; you don’t want no reels; act ’eni whole’; but the pilot says: ‘No you don’t, not till you-‘re shut of me; then you may carry on as hard as you likes; but it’s blowin’ a hard gale in the lower bay, and you'll have sail euougli with the reefs in. ’ So we-lays up and clapped in couple of reefs into each topsoil, and ilieii sheets ’cm home and sweats ’em up good and taut. By this time VH3 vvlis down oil’ the lower eend oI"Siat- en Islzllld, and the steamer lets go of us, ’c:iusc out in the lower bay there was too much sea for her to have staid alongside. We didn’t need her neither, for the wind were good and fair, and arter we got the courses set she went down over the tide like a race- horse. ‘ ‘Jist outside of the bar we falls in with the station boat, and liaulin’ up the courses we laid the head yards to the mast and let her come to with lior head to the suthard and we.-.t’ard while we put out the pilot. ‘ ‘Him and the old man had evidently been a freslicnin’ up the nip pretty frequent on the way down, and to my idec the pilot were pretty full when he went over the side. NO sooner had the boat got clear from under the lee of the ship than the old man sings out, ‘Clap on your porthead braces! Haul aft the port fore sheet? Square in the al'ier—yar(ls some Of you!‘ Hard up the helm!’ As her head went on he gives the course east by souili-half-south and sings out agin, ‘Tumble up there and turn out the reefs and loose the to’gnl!aii’ sails.’ ‘ ‘ll ell, sir, there wern’t a man aboard but what know’d as that ship had plenty of can. vase with her double reefs, but it amt a sail- or’s business to think; all he’s got to do is to obey orders, and so up we goes for to turn out the reefs. The mate were a good sailor- iiian, and so he bowsed good and tautonto the buntlincs and then settled the halliards down a bit llllfl took the strain off the pints, and we got. the reefs out without tearin’ of the sails, and by gatlierin’ all. the slack of the lee sheet s afore we let go the weather gear we got the tO’gallau’ sails set safely, but it were no fool of a job to do it. and required care and seamansliip. for 1’ll give you my word, sir, I‘; were blowin’ a bowler. The whole ocean were one feather, white with foam, but so close to the land as we was then, with the wind off shore, there weren’t much sea. “By the time we got the ropes la;-cl up it were pitch dark. ‘Give her the smnsaiis,’ says the old man. but the mate per.-;ua:le::d him out of that by tellin’ him they semi’: bent. He kiimv’(l, did the male, that no I Inertial power could best set a stuii:-ail in i that gale, and he kii::2w’d, too, what some of l v knots. watch of the next night I were at the wheel, and. if the truth must be told, were a dozin’. All of a suddint somethin’ come a rushiii’ up the after COIl‘lp.ll1l0l1 way, and. with ayell, the like of which I never heard, Over the lee rail it went ﬁyin’. a dozin’, too, but this woke him up-, and he come a rushin’ aft, and says, ‘Great God, what’s that?’ and sure enough it were. been smashed to smithereens the night afore, and there were no way we could save him. Next day we makes the Five Fathom Light- ship, and apilot-boat tows us into the break- water.” by English Post Ofﬁee to be prevalent in their families: ‘ ‘Father had suiistrolsze and I caught it of him.” and she ‘ ‘.I3lll'l‘3lg8l‘ l.ll‘e**:€fll . ’ ’ _ ‘ ‘t$l'>iit;‘l' was consumpted, but now she’s quite well again. ” us were beginning to suspicion. that the old man was drunkpas a fiddler’s dog. “Well, the watches was choosed, I bein’ choosed in the second mate’s watch. and all hands was sent to supper. after which it were ourside below until eight bells. of supper, two of the port watch went aft to the wheel, and the two men what had been a steerin’ came for’ard for to git their grub. They were as wet with sweat, sir, notwith- ﬁtandiu’ tt;)he do-‘oldI tv\1reatli§r,I,ais if they’d ‘een Over oar _. ‘ ioug t seen some carryin’ on,’ said one of ’em by the ' name of Ralpllll, ibut IEIE blgwﬁlll if thisd don’t beat an t in ever eer to on an unless the sai is took off this ship pret-ty’soon it’ll take itself 011'; Wood and _‘rope can’t only hear so much, and the_y’v_e got that and more, too, at l3."§..l?§.‘-’i,i.‘2.‘.’.1“.lé‘l“.lz..i£‘.i’i3?°.i.‘§?§“’§‘£i3‘i% 9 ‘with us afore now, and as it‘ is, the arms is bv when the sea gets up a little more, nothin’ will purvent her’ from broachin’ to.” One of the other chaps remarked as how the old man must have his keg pretty full, ’eause no so- ber man would drive a ship in this way, and then we lighted our pipes and smoked till eight bells. _ ‘ ‘It so happened that I were choosed fust into our watch, and so it were my fust wheel, and a chap of the name of Jack Speed were with me to leeward. ' ‘ ‘ ‘Look out for her, ’ says the chap as I re- lieved, ‘she don’t want much, but you have to give it to .her mighty quick, or she’ll run away with you.’ ‘Aye, aye, ho,’ says I, as I took hold of her. ‘ ’ll humor her, never fear;’ for I jist considered myself equal to as goodatrick them times as here and there one. (Well, yes, sir, now you speaks of it, ‘I don’t mind; I can’t even imagine what’s gone and made me so dry). But I jist tell you I had all I wanted and more, too, for to keep that there ship onto her course. The wind had kep’ increasin’, and times and agin it would come out in a squall of snow and hail, fairly ‘liftin’ her quarters out of the water, while she’d stick her nose down into a sea, and come to a couple of pints in spite of all I could do. “The second_ mate came up a growlin’. ‘What the devil does he mean?’ says he to the mate, meanin’ the old man; ‘is be goin’ to take the sticks out of her?’ “ ‘Seems like it,” says the mate. “I set- tled away the to’gallan’ sails in a squall awhile ago, and he come up like a roarin’ lion and made hie hyst ’em up ugin, and told me not to Sl.2,£l‘t a rope yarn agin till he give the or- 1. e . ‘ ‘ ‘All . right, ’ says the second mate, ‘they’ll_ go themselves by and by. I’ll give him_a bit of a rouse though, anyway,’ and he sings out, ‘For’ard there! Stand by the tO’gallan’ halliards fore and aft!’ This brung the old man up, jist as he intended, and as he come up out Of the after companion- w-.iy,which were close to the wheel,I caught a lovely will" of his breath. Staggerin’ up to wind’ard and holdin’ on by the weather main brace, he says in a very thick voice. ‘Whale er marrer wis you?’ ‘It’s blowin pretty stiff in_the squalls, sir, ’ says the second mate. ‘I th_ilnk,she’d do better without the to’gal1an’ sin 8. “ ‘Y_ou sink, ’ says the old man; ‘who the —- sipped you to sink? Keep ’er movin’; d’ye hear was I say? Keep ’er movin. ’ “ ‘All right, sir,’ says the second mate, and then he added to himself, ‘If you want to carry the sticks out of her, do it and be damned.’ _ ‘iWell, sir, I won’t forget them next two hours in a hurry. This ship had a half poop, goin’ about eight feet for’ard of the mizzen- mast, and the wheel was a open one, so there were no shelter to it. I supposes the tem- perature were well nigh down to zero, but me and Speed was keg’ a sweatin’ continual, and only but for me eing one of the best of helmsmen. I couldn’t a kep’ her agoin’ that night, and she got worse at every minnit, ’cause you see as we draw’d off shore the sea kep’. a geitin’ up. Why on airth somethiu’ didn'tgo_.I ca‘n’t say, but she were nigh unto a new ship‘, and everythin’ were strong. It were a wild sight to see her fa wallerin’ through it. The night were dark, but starlit atwixt the squalls, and in them pitch dark. Times she’ll roll till she put both gunnels un- der; the tops of the seas curlin’ in at the waist and keepin’ the main deck flooded. But the worst danger were when she’d git her nose into a sea and run with it till you’d think she’d never let go,and several times I thought she must come to in s ite of all me and Speed could do to help it: ‘y quick heavin’, how- s’evcr, we’d git the helm hard up. and so nianaged for to catch her, but I tell you I were mighty glad when four bells come and we got relieved. “The chap as relieved me to the weather- whecl were a fcllcr named Billy Arinstrong, and I khow’d he were afeard of her as soon as he took hold. and says I to him, ‘If you’re nfeard of her, Billy, my ind, you’d better not take her; she wants careful drivin or she’ll take the bit into her teeth and run away with you. ’ ‘I’ll take her. ’ say: lie, but he didn’t speak out good and big like man as were sure of hisself. IIows’evcr I were tired enough of her, and I know’d of a drop of comfort as I had stowed away in the northeast corner of my chist and were anxious to gita suck at it. So I giv’ her up and started for’-ard. As I were goiiig, the second mate, which I had been sliipinates with in the last ship, says to me, "I‘om, you’d better stop aft under the break of the poop; it’s safer there than for- fard, and soi.nelliiii's bound for to go soon.’ Speed went on while I stopped for to talk to the second mate. and that were the last. I ev- er scen of him. for what slie’d been a threat- eiiiu to do all the watch, she done, and come to with us. All I recollect: of it are that I seen a big wave sweep clean over jist about the wake of the main riggin’ aiidthen I heard three reports like many small cannon and then all was still save the wild roar of the wind. The rush of the ship through the waves, the creaking of the O\'('+l'Sl.l‘allled spars, the noise of the riggin’ stretched to its utmost tension, all this had stopped at once. and although the pipin’ uorthwester made its own noise the sudden cessation of all these other sounds made it seem to us on the deck an almost ab- solute silence. “We had been dismastod. All three sticks had gone by the board; the foremast about half way down from the bounds; the main- mast jist underneath the slings of the main yard, and the mizzenmast a few feet above the poop deck. ‘ ‘There were only one thing to do now,and that were to cut clear from the wreck afore we rolled down atop of some of it and stove a hole into our bottom. The male come up and took charge, the old man bein’ in sich a dazed condition that he couldn’t. do nothin’. But the mate were a good man, and of course come out strong when needed. He roused the steward out and made him git some grog, and set the cook to work niakin’ coffee. Then he calls all hands aft for to splice the main brace, and here it were that we found that four of the chaps, him as was at the wheel with me and three others, didn’t come for their grog. They’d probably been took Over- board by the sea that boarded her as she come to. The rest of us turned to and cut ev- eryihiu’ at the lee rail, and by midnight we was all clear. The next thing were to get a block lashed to the head of the stump by the maininast -—nO fool of a job, let me tell you; but we done it by gittiu’ a_ stunsail boom up and down it for a derrick, like, and then we got a spare mizzentopsail yard across, and by daylight had ajury mamsail onto her. “At eight bells, however, when the stew- ard, by the mate-’s orders, was goin’ to give us another tod, he found that the old man, in a ﬁt of drunken penitence, had turned to and thrown all the grog Overboard. Poor feller, it were the most unwisest thing he could have’ done. For him that had his skin full all the while he’d been in port, and then toppin’ off with sich a drunk, to stop suddink meant the triangles, and he had ’em bad. ‘ ‘We went on gittiii’ up jury canvas when- ever it could be liung, and headin’ her in west-sou’west On the starboard tack, and by dark the next day had her makin’ about three Along about ﬁve bells in the middle The second mate had been “ ‘Pin afraid it’s the old man,’ says I, All our boats had SEA. HERE are some of the diseases declared candidates for employment in the “Sister died of compulsion.” ‘ ‘My little brother died of some fun :23; name . ’ ’ ‘ ‘A great white cat drawed my si.~iier’s breath died Of it-” “Appei’plexii:y.’~’ in the heat .” ' ‘rliisgiziiicss of “Indigestion of the liaog.-:. ’ ’ After a bite C near off of us a watchin’ of her, and by and Proposed Virtual Surrender of th e Ter- I . ritory. [From the San Francisco Chronicle.) Ever since the purchase of our possessions in the far Northwest, the legacy of the late Mr. Seward has been periodically brought before the people from one cause or another. ‘ At first everything was life and bustle; tra- ders and prospectors penetrated everywhe re, many of the former realizing large fortunes . At Sitka the military did its utmost to keep things livel_v.~ and succeeded in a way which disgraced both their cloth and the country. When the first rush subsided, the aﬂ"airs and claims of the ﬁrm of Hutchinson. Kohl & Co., now the Alaska Commercial Company, attracted public attention for a time, until that powerful combination obtained the lease of the fur-seal islands for twenty years. — Much was said at the time about the manner - in which that lease was obtained, principally by would-be competitors of the company, but the cry was hushed without leading .to any startling exposure. From that period down Alaska has been kept out of sight and hearing of the people of the United States as far as itwas possible for the parties inter- ested to do so. One military post after an- other retired in the face of too powerful and unscrupulous competition. Occasionally some venturesome prospector made a discov- ery which would have paid him good wages for hard work, but in a few weeks the work was generally abandoized again and the minor on his way back to British Columbia or San Francisco, with a few dollars in his pocket, not made by delving in the frozen ‘soil of Alaska. Fishing vessels cruising in these waters were somehow guided to the poorest ﬁshing grounds in the Territory, and all sorts of impediments thrown in the way of this class of visitors. During all_ this time per- sistent efforts were made to convince the general public, through the columns of cer- tain papers and magazines, that the country we bought. for $7,250,000 was WORTH ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, » except through the medium of the Alaska Commercial Company. That company with- drew its business from Sitka, once the center of the fur trade of all that region, thereby causing a falling off in Custom House re- ceipts, which necessarily had great weight in favor of the withdrawal of troops. About six or seven months ago the garrison of Sitka, the last in the Territory, was ordered to the Department of California, and with it the greater portion of the inhabitants of the place also removed, some leaving the country and others going to Fort Wrangel and the mouth of the Stickeen River, where the Indians are peaceable. This exodus from Sitka did not take place at once, but gradually, as people became convinced that no permanent protec- tion by means of war vessels or revenue cut- ters was to be afforded them. The Customs Collector of the Port, who was left in sole charge, was in ill health, and his successor was appointed on the 14th of August last. On his way to his post the new collector learned in this city that some apprehensions of an In- dian outbreak in'Sitka- were entertained, and as he had his family with him he at once in- quired at the Treasury Department if any arrangement for his protection in case of need had been made. The reply was in the nega- tive, and the collector was peremptorily Or- dered to proceed. This he did, leaving his family behind, and arrived at Sitka on the steamer Californiajust as the Indians, who had assembled on the island for their annual festivities, had torn down nearly the whole of the solid stockade and bastions between the Indian village and the White settlement, the only bulwark of the latter against sudden attacks. The arrival of the steamer and of the revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott interrupted the work of destruction, but it was subse- quently ascertained that while the stockade was being pulled down . A PARTY OF \VARRIORS,ARMED WITH RIFLES’, were concealed in the brush close by, with a VIGJV to crush any resistance on the part of the whites. The chiefs of the Sitka and Chil- kat Indians, who are known for their treach- erous disposition, called upon the Captain of the Wolcottand explained that owing to the large mass Of visitors their supply of ﬁrewood had given out and that was the only reason for demolishing the stockade. The Captain was satisﬁed with this explanation, though the whole island of Sitka is covered with a dense growth of timber, through which it is impossible to make oue’s way without the help of an ax. and which is as thick in the immediate vicin- ty of the village as anywhere else. The de- struction of some wooden slabs and crosses in the Russian graveyard, which took place sim- ultaneously, was probably attributed to the same motive by the Captain, but the new Col- lector had seen enough to convince him that without permanent protection by a cutter or a war vessel he could do no possible good in his position. Ile had walked through the village, which ordinarily harbors over 1,000 Indians, and counted over 100 war canoes of visitors. and as each of them carries from twenty-ﬁve to forty men, an estimate of the crowd asseiubled can easily be made. In view of these circumstances the Collector re- turned on the same steamer which had car- ried him to Sitka. The cutter Oliver Wol- cott, Captain Seldcn, remained a few weeks longer, and the Government was duly in- formed that EVERY'I‘IIII\’G WAS Qi..'Ii:'r AND LOVELY at Sitka. The crafty chiefs had been foiled in their plan, and are still hiding their time. They have had experience enough to know that if they commit unprovoked outrages they will be punished, but by tearing down the stocknde and dcsecratiug the graves they soughtto provoke hoslzililies on the part of the whites and luiif-breeds. The reports of commanders of cutters are very apt to repre- sontmatters in Alaska in too rosy a light. Sitka is a disagreeable port at any time of the year. Puget Sound oﬂ'ers much more attrac- tion as a cruising ground. especially when officers have their families there. When the new Collector returned to San Francisco he iinmediatoly forwarded a detailed report to the Treasury Department, setting forth his reasons for returning, at least temporarily, and his opinion" of the state of affairs in Alaska. The report had scarcely reached .\Vasliiiigton before the Directors of the Alas- ka Commercial Company in this city knew of its contents, and had a copy forwarded to them, A vicar SIGNIFICANT FACT, which points to the ease with which some documents in Secretary Sherman’: depart- ment can be obtained by interested parties. The report, to be sure, speaks not very high- lv of the Company, but they certainly had no right to hear of it unless it was published or some action taken with regard to them. But that was not all. Immediately following this breach of faith Secretary of the Treasury Sherman began to urge the abolishment of the Collectorsliip at Sitka, or rather of the whole district of Alaska, thereby -doing the very thing which the powerful fur-seal monopoly has been striving to accomplish for years, and for which it has in various ways spent large sums of money. The abolishment of the dis- trict, oftlielast remaing vestige of Govern- ment control, means nothing less than the total surrender of the territory which was purchased ten years ago. The profits which our merchants, outside of the Alaska Coin- mercial Company, have derived from the trade with Alaska, are small enough, but even such small returns on the investnicnt will fall away with the withdrawal of the Customs service from Alaska, and Vic- toria (B. C.) and the Sandwich Islands will furni.-h all the goods required for that trade, to the injury of San Francisco. The monop- oly of so valuable a staple as the fur seal- skin is A MINE OF WEALTII IN ITSELF. But it appears that anything else this corpor- ation desires it can have for the asking, and probably the officer who sup-erintciids the killing of seals, in. accordance with the rules, will be removed next, leaving the Company “monarch of all it surveys,” as much as ever the old Rllssllill-AIllCl‘l(3dn Company was, and at far less cost. Mr. Francis, United States Cohsul in Victoria, mentions at length in his reports the smuggling trade carried on with Alaska even now, and it can be easily imag- ined to what magnitude the tralﬁc would» grow should all restrziint be removed. Col. . Alina, the Collector of the Port of Sitka, will immediately return to his post to await the action of Congress in the mritter; but not daring to expose his family to the dangers of a residence among treacherous savages he leaves them at Victoria. Of any future re- ports which the Collector may feel called upon to make to Secretary Sherman he will probably furnish the magnutes of the Alaska Commercial Company in San Francisco with acopy, in order to save them the needless expense of having them telegraphed back again. Singular Malformation. [lfi-can the Jefferson City ”I‘ribune.l On the iiigiit of the third of January a cow, bcl;;ue,*ing to Mr. Newioii McKinney, who liveslnthe vicinity of Ceiiieriown, in this county, gave birth to a three-legged calf. ALASKA. O 3 other was abandoned, one trader after the... The right fore leg is the missing prop‘,and"the place where it ought to be is round, smooth, and covered with hide and hair. The mis-. shapen little animal was alive and kicking at last accounts, and "hopping around quite as lively on three legs as could reasonably be ex- pected. Mr. McKinney ought to use every endeavor to raise that call, and he will hear from Barnum, or one of his agents, in due‘ season. ’ i - THE ARK OF THE cOvENAi\l'r. Rev. Dr. Wild Declares It to be Hidden in the Ruins of 'I'ara’s Halls, in the North of irelaud, and Makes Some Very Interesting statements Concern- ing Free Masonry. ' . , I From the Brooklyn Argus.1 Despite the very inclement weather _last evening the spacious and pleasant auditorium of the Union Congregational Church, Elm Place’, was ﬁlled by an attentive audience,as- sembled to listen to the thirty-second lecture on “The Lost Tribes, ” by Rev. Joseph Wild, D. D.,the scholarly pastor of the Church. During the usual prelimiiiar “services Dr. Wild -called attention to }he fact that yesterday was the closing Sunday of the year, and congratulated his large ‘congregation upon not only having met the expenses of the past twelve months, but also. upon having a considerable balance on hand. Ilis statements showed the Church to be in a ‘very ﬂourishing condition, and still rapidly growing. He alsoannouncied that the Ladies’ Aid Society, being desirous of having a. pleas- ent sequel to their late fair, had engaged-_ Mr. Wm. A. Harris, of the local press, to deliver his new and interesting lecture, entitled "The Flying American,” in the Elm Place Church, next Thursday evening, and‘ Mr. George W. Morgan, the celebrated organist of Dr. Talm:-ige’s Tabernacle, to give a choice organ concert at 7:30 o’elock the same evening. ,, . Dr. Wild’s <2 lsubject last evening was entitled, ‘‘ ' of the Covenant; Where It will ‘fund, and Free Masonry.” The text» 9; ‘ discourse was .from Jeremiah iii, 1€i;,viZ' ,.~é' ‘ ‘And it shall come to pass when ye be mul- tiplied and increased in the land, in those days saith _the Lord, they shall say no more the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord; neither shall itcome to mind; neither shall they re- member in; neither shall they visit it; neither shall that be done any more.” Dr. Wild proceeded with his lecture mainly as follows, demonstrating his argument with striking illustrations, Scriptural quotations and powerful oratory. THE PROPHET JEREMIAH was left in Judea after Israel was scattered. He oftentimes prophesied for Israel, direct- iiig his prophecies to their dwelling- places. He had ﬁnally to leave Judea at the time of the Babylonian captivit_v.- He ﬂed to Egypt because King Johaiian had broken the agreement of Nebuchadnezzar. He took with him the Kmg’s daughter, Zedekiah, and was left in Judca with Gedaliah the chosen ruler. of Nebuchadnez- zar. He fled to Egypt for protection. By an alliance formed with Egypt by the renin:.ut which was left in Judca by Nebuchadnezzar, King Johanan demanded the expulsion of Jeremiah from Egypt. Jeremiah could re- main neither in Egypt nor Palestine, and could not go with Ncbuchadnezzar, but be- fore he left he prophesied the downfall of Egypt and of Babylon. His prophecies ended with the 64th verse of the 51st chapter of Jeremiah, which is the last verse of the chapter, and concludes by saying: “Thus far are the words of Jeremiah.” What has been added to the Book of Jeremiah was written by other scribes. Before Jeremiah ﬂed he purchased a piece of land a few miles out of Jerusalem, at a place called Anathoth, where be buried certain title deeds, but took Others with him. He then disappeared both from Palestine and the Bible, and he is the only one of the prophets whose death is not recorded either in the Bible Orin Jewish history. But tra- dition aiid history come to our help. The tribe of Dan were great merchants, controll- ing the commerce of Great Britain and the Isles. Jeremiah took one of the ships of Dan and ﬂed, landing on v THE NORTH COAST OF IRELAND, about the year 580 B. C. He had in charge (1) the kiug’s daughter, which was the only seed of David left; (2) the Ark of the Cove- nant, which was three feet nine inches long, two feet three inches broad, and two feet three inches deep, of acacia wood covered with gold inside and out, and of the same capacity as Porplivry Coffer, the adaman- tine stone trough, which is in the King’s Chamber of the I’_vramid, and is the univer- sal standard of measures; (3) Jacob’s stone or pillar. In Ireland Jeremiah met the tribes of Dan, which had settled Ulster County. Irish tradition and all Irish his- torians agi'ee that about the date mentioned an “Ollamfolo,” or divine man appeared in Ireland. Jeremiah made arrangements with Eochiad to give him as a wife a princess he had with him named Teplii, a Hebrew word which is still in the Irish languzige and which means ‘ ‘the spring beaiily of the East. ’ ’ The agreement was tliatthe King .~'llOlll(l abandon the idolatry of the rest of the island, establish a school of the prophets, and that the seed of Teplii should always have a right to the tiiroue. This was the seed of David. of which is the Queen of England. This school of the prophets and the palace of Tephi be- came the foundation Of Tara. which is “taura” in Hebrew, and means ‘ ‘the law,” but which was not in the Irish language until it was then introduced. IT IS REASONABLE TO SUPPOSE that Jeremiah here deposited the Ark of the Covenant, the tables of the law, AarOn’e rod and the pot of manna. The Jews all agree that the ark was hidden by Jeremiah, and neither in Scripture nor history is there any more reasonable hiding-place mentioned than Tara. That the Jews did not have it themselves is very evident, for when they came back from their captivity and built their second temple they had no Ark of the Covenantin it. Jacob’s Pillar became a di- vine stone on which the oath of each king and queen was taken, and which is known in history as the coronation st-one. This stone passed from Ireland into Scotland with Fer- gus II, and by James I it was ﬁnally lodged in England, where it is still preserved in the coronation chair in Westniinster Abbey. There is nothing more wonderful in this than there is in the preservation of the Kohinor, or of the Milliarium stone, from which the longitude of Greenwich was first defined thousands of years ago. The Milliariuin stone is still preserved in the steeple of St. Swithein’s Church, in London. The prophet refers in the text to a certain order or degree in ' FREE MASONRY. Every Royal Arch Brother will see the force of the reference. but the nine arch degree, which is composed of only nine persons, and can never have more, and which has been in existence from time immemorial, is wholly based on the fact that the Ark of the Covenant is still in existence and will,some day or Other, come to light. Ben Hadad called Ahab, a brother when he was taken a prisoner. which is, in Hebrew, “Khesed,” mean- One.” His ing “Thou art a trusty men took note of what he said, and Ahab bade Hadab to come up on his throne, and he thus saved his life, as is recorded in I Kings. xx: 31. There is nothing more re- iiiarkablc in this than in the fact that George Waslfingtoiﬁs life should have been saved twice through his being a Kliesad,or ‘ ‘trusty brother. ” The Ark of the Covenant belongs to all the tribes of Israel. ‘iVhen Israel was divided it was meet .that the ark should be hidden, until the latter day when the tribes shall come together again, and when it will be the symbol of their dispersion as well as of their unity. ’I‘he Masonic brethren, in their several degrees, will then have done their work and done it well. The true sun will shine upon the true ark and all the brethren will see. A society is already formed in England, and is gathering funds and seeking authority to ex- plore Tara. Not many years will pass before the true ark will be fOund,and the conclusion is that it will be found hidden in the mounds anti ruins of Tara. in the County of Month, in the northern part of Ireland. Dr. Wild, who received the closest atten- tion of his large audience, announced that he would continue his series of lectures on ‘ ‘The Lost Tribes.” next Sunday evening. DR. ARTHUR SCHUSTER, of Cambridge, England, has beenfollowlng up Prof. Dra- per’s recent discovery of the presence of oxy- gen in the sun. He has found, that at a low- er temperature than that at ‘which oxygen shows its well-known lines it git es another spectrum . Important results ﬂow from this. The spectrum of -oxygen is pro-eminently ﬁtted to be the pressure gauge and thermom- eter of the sun. The way/is also made plain for further spcctroscopical researches regard- ing the physical conditions which exist on the surface of the sun. . IT is said that if electrical wires are wrapped around a coiuuion tin can a telephone is pro- iuced‘cap;ible of transinittiiig musiealsounds to a similar can through many miieslof wire. THE ONLY SIN. [From the London Saturday Review! Most people have their pet virtues and their pet vices, their’ special likes and dislikes, their favorite hobbies, crotchets, and come. So also the society of every period has its special prejudices. If we analyse the char- acter of the society of our own "day, we ﬁnd that it is generally tolerant to a fault, that its likings and desires are unusually broad,that it will endure many things which it formerly winced at, and will coquct with any noto- riety, be he saint or sinner. But there is one thing which it will not tolerate——one thing wbich it regards as a deeply-dyed sin, in fact as the only sin that is mortal and utterly un- pardonable. Need we say that this crime for which there is no forgiveness, this iniquity which deserves the very innermost circle of the Inferno, is Povert_v? Almost every other vice. foll_v,or error may be excused under the head of "‘indiseretion_s,” but no such sanc- tuary exists for the vice ‘of poverty. The form of this vice which society most keenly resents is “genteel poverty,” and by this expression we mean the iinpbverished‘condi- tion of those who were Once rich. ’l‘liere is something singularly. ‘ ‘unbeautiful’ ’ (to use the modern aesthetic slang) in meeting with practical demonstrations of the fact that people as well off as ourselves may become actually poor. That which has ha.ppeiied Once may happen again, and it is unpleasant to reflect that we ourselves are liable to the caprices of fate. This feeling often outweighs that of commiseration for the sufferer, for impecuniosity is the least romantic of all mis- fortuiies. VVhen onceaman has been rich, his impoverishrnent is regarded by society as an absolute insult. It is true that his former acquaintances and friends may profess to be sorry for him; but their sorrow is of the same nature as that which they would feel were he to commit murder, and, pained as they are at the thought, their private opinion is that the only decent thing he can do is to - retire into obscurity and allow his very name to sink into oblivion. The body of the mur- derer is buried in quicklime to ensure its speedy annihilation, and the memory of the ruined gentleman is blotted out with little less rapidity. But, besides these offenders, there is a large class of human be- ings who have been, as it were, born in sin. How sad it is to contemplate this wicked race, the unholy company of “poor relations!” Why they were ever called into being is, to their wealthier brethren, an un- explained mysterv. If they are shown a cer- tain amount of pity, they are made to feel how much better the world would get on without — them. As a puiiishment, they are annually tortured in the mansions of their luckier relatives. In this civilized century, Instead of being consigned to dungeons, the domestic culprits are sent up into garrets; in- stead of being thrown among snakes and toads, they are invited to meet their host’s most disagreeable acquaintances. If. not ex- posed as targets for his archers, they are at any rate made to serve as butts for his sar- casins and scorn. The only way in which they may obtain a temporary pardon is by performing a penance of Obsequious humilia:- tion. To submit to be patronized. to praise every possession and every action of their rich kinsman, may fora time bring some allevia- tion of their miseries, but any amelioration of their condition will be but temporary. They are sinners, and it is thought right that they should be constantly reiiiiuded of this fact. Asa proof of the blackness of their guilt, we may observe that many people—if not most peOple—-would, we believe, prefer to have a wealthy co-respondent as a relative, rather than a poor man Of the most unim- peachable morals. Nay. we do no feel certain but that many parents would dislike less that their sons should spend a few years in immor- ality than that they should, when very young. marry peiiniless girls. Poor relations are thorns in the side of purse-proud men. What is the use of Croesus getting his Own clothes at I’Oole’s and his wife’s at Worth’s, if his relations persist in coming to his banquets in the very reverse of wedding garments? For what purpose does he buy carriages of the latest models, if his cousins continue to drive up to the door of his London house with the shabbiest of carriages and livcries, but of col- ors identical with his Own? )Vhat mockery could be more bitter than this? To say “not at home,” under such conditions, is assur- edly the whitest Of lies. It may be said that not only does the appli- cation of the magic wand of poverty produce sin where an old-fashioned moralist would least expect to find it. but its withdrawal renders actions liarmless which a prejudiced person might imagine to be vicious. If a rich men is :1 bad liusband, or a gambler, or a gluttou, the world is cliaiitable enough to say that in his position the general tone of his surroundings is such that temptations beset him on every side, and it is quite a marvel that he is as well behaved as he is. How beau- tiful a thing is charity! But is_tlie same rule applied in the case of a convicted pickpocket who has been brought up to his profession from his early childhood? The rich are said to sow wild oats. I)O we hear much of this talk in police courts? \Ve believe it is there unknown. Even the clergy make excuses for the slips of great folks. They say that the temptations of the rich are very great, that it is their duty to live up to their position in societv, and therefore we must not judge them harshly if they are extravagant; that they are obliged to be hospitable, which is an excuse for thcirepicurean tendencies; and that, as they have always been brought up to take a good deal of wine, their habit of “nipping” is neither surprising nor particu- larly pernicious. If their morals are some- what lax, they are at any rate better than were those of their social equals who lived in the days of the Stuarts; so we ought to feel thankful for the ameliorated condition of society. Indeed. despite his ‘ ‘indiscretions, ” the rich man can buy a reputation for virtue on wonderfully cheap terms. If he walks through a hospital, he is a saint; if he spends a thirtieth part of his iucoinc on charities, he is a paragon of liberalitv. If his wife haunts places of worship, rather from want of other occupation than from devotion, she is “such a religious woman”; while the poor who put themselves to inconvenience to go to church perhaps once a week are thought neg- lecters of means of grace. It in:i.y be objected that, instead of poverty being considered the only sin in this country, the general feeling is shown to be rather the other way by the extraordinary prejudice which exists againstthe izozweaurs ric/zcs. Now, waiving the point of the very visible diminution of this prejudice, we reply that its very existence helps to prove our case. When we ﬁnd the cold shoulder exhibited to- wards the architect of his own fortunes, the probability is that, not this man sinned, but his father. Society has no objection to the man’s wealth, but it recollects that his father was a crimiiial-—-i. c., a poor man-—and it vis- its the offences of the father upon the chil- dren, sometimes’ even unto the third and fourth generation. Oneof the richest self- made men of ourtime was in the habit of saying that he was not a gentleman, nor were his sons exactly gentlemen, but his sons’ sons might possibly be gentlemen. When we de- ceive ourselvcs into believing that we prefer people of good family for their own sakes, quite apart from any question of wealth, what do we mean? Simply that we like those whose families have for many generations been rich enough to bring up their children with good educations, and to provide them with suﬁicient means to prevent their having to work for their bread. These conditions, continued through a long line. of descendants, naturally tend to predispose their subjects towards culture and what we term gentle- manlike habits. The charitable excuses which are made for the escapades-aiid shortcomings of the rich are not often extended to the poor, whose very status is held to be sinful. The peeca- dilloes of the latter must be corrected with punishment, but those of the former with kindness. If a poor man’s boy sends a stone through a. window he has to endure the penalty due to the offence; but when a. rich mau’s son indulges himself in a similar re- creation. payment, with interest, for the damage done, and, if need be, a “tip” or two, will prevent the case from coming into court. Of course it would “never do” for arich man’: son to be ﬂogged in a prison by a common gaoler; but such little misadven- tures will occasionally befall the sons of work- ingmen when they have committed offences nota wit more heinous than the so-called high-spirited pranks of the children of their wealthier neighbors. Magistrates are of course bound to administer the law as they find it, and very excellent law it _is on the whole, but curious anomalies sometimes pre- sent themselves at a police court or petty ses- sions. It is difficult to maintain ayespectful gravity when we listen to a Justice of the Peace who daily takes his quantity of _wine severely rebukiiig a poor felmw Whose friends had been alittle too liberal, tohiin on the pre- vious Saturday night; and a chairman of petty sessions, possessed of an enormous mansion, the mire, and ﬁnally perhaps do something ‘poverty in itself is neither the only sin nor a . this kind is necessarily of a late period and larging to a couple of wretched Wanderers upon the awful wickedness "of sleeping in an Outhouse, especially when he emphasizes his lecture by sending them to prison for a week. The general drift of our English law is that poverty is a crime. and in theory nobody in ; t1lIS,COl1l’ltl‘y need be in want. There is em- ' ployment for the able-bodied, and there is the workbousc, for the weak and the aged. In practice, however, we know but too well that the machinery of this system by no means works with infallible r'egularii.y. It is quite true that pauperism and destitution foster vice. and that among the poor and des- titute we may expect to ﬁnd many criminals; but nevertheless one can not help feeling oc- casional sympathy for the -sinners. The old- fashioned relief _of the poor, as practiced in villages and small towns; was probably preju- dicial to its recipients, but it certainly pro- duced a beneficial result upon its dispensers. In these enlightened days there is scarcely a kind action which we can perform without rendering ourselves liable tocensnre for pau- perizing. Pauperization is the nearest ap- proach to sin of which the rich are at present supposed to be capable, and poverty is not only theigreatest sin, but the root and es-‘ sence of all sin. . It is only fair to say that there are more plausible grounds for this seemingly strange idea than may appear at first sight. For in- stance, it is certain that when poverty sud- denly succeeds riches, weak characters are apt to lose self-respect. In reality, of course, it is not the poverty that is the root of their loss of self-respect, but the foolish pride which they placed in their riches before los- ing them. The dangers of such a condition of mind are obvivious, as it is well 7known that the ilbsence of self-respect is one of the commonest traits in the character of crimi- ' nals. Humiliation leads to despair, and des- pail‘ to crime. Again, the sort Of social Out- lawrv to which those are subjected who, hav- ing once been rich, are reduced to poverty, is very demoralizing. TO such as these bubble companies and the like Offer serious temptra- tioiis. The agony of seeing their children brought up at schools ‘where their compan- ions are vulgar and ill-mannered ‘leads some- men to make frantic efforts to raise money, independently of all scruples. Having no previous acquaintance with- business, they become . entangled with sliarpers, and, on ﬁnding themselves in a scrape they struggle wildly to escape, sink deeper and deeper into in despair which is an in'fringe,ment of the law. There is a. cruel old saying that "an eniPll_V bag can not stand upright;’' and. though not quite true, it is too nearly true to be easily gainsaid. It" is self-evident that sin at all; but in the unwritten code of social law it is reg:.irded not only as a sin, but as the parent of all others. A poor iindergraduate at a celebrated university once had his pOsi- - t-ion lucidly explained to liiin by the head of his college on requesting the favor of a night’s absence in the middle of term. “You are neither a nobleman, ’ ’ said the don, ‘ ‘nor a nobleinan’s son; you are not even the son of a member of Parliament, nor are you the heir to an estate; I can not therefore conceive under what pretext you can have the pre- sumption to make such a request. ” How beautifully did this digiiitary exemplify the saying that there are other tliiiigs to be learned at our great universities besides classics and mathematics. T A'I"l‘IC SALT. As Found Seasoning the Utteranccs of. ‘ Grecian Gr-avestones. According to a writer in the Contemporary Rcuiezo, all the longer inscriptions which are found on Attic gravestones, if we except only the class of minatory or deprecatory epitaphs, which I reserve to the last, are in meter, To this rule there are few, if any exceptions, so that the ancient epitaph writer could at least, unlike the modern, claim the dura noccs-iitas asa reason for attempting a ‘inetrical compo- sition. I shall,’ however, render into English prose rather than verse the specimens of those selected for purposes of illustration, as it would convey quite a false impression if I were to disguise their oddities and crudities under the smooth mantle of English he- roic verse. The metrical epitapbs are ‘of four kinds. Those of the first kind are in the form of a dialogue between the dead and the surviving friend, or in some cases of a more direct address to the dead. The simplest form which such an address can take is “Farewell,.lost friend,” which is so usual on tombs of a certain period, but which does not, apparently, appear on any which belongs certainly to an Athenian. Of this simple and touching phrase we find a number of metrical amplifications: “Farewell, tomb Of’ Melite; the best of women lies here, who loved her loving husband, Oncsiinus; thou wert most excellent, WllCl’(‘.I0l‘e he longs for thee after thy death, for thou wert the best of wives. I*‘ai-cwell, thou, too, dearest husband, only love my children.” But an inscription of but little in accord with the canon of Greek taste. No doubt when it was set up, it was at once condenincdas vulgar by people of cul- ture. Far more usual and less extr:ivag.-iiit is the following, which (letails a conversation not with the dead, but with his tomb: “Whose tomb are we to call thee? That of famous Nepos. And who of the children of Cecrops bcgathini?say. He was not of the land of Cccrops, but from Tlirace.” Anotlier epitaph, after proceeding in verse, suddenly breaks into prose: “And if you seek my naiue, I am Tlicogeitoii, son of Thymochus Ol’ Thebes.” Of course it is quite natural tliat the tombstone should thus speak in the first person in the name and on behalf of the de- ceased. In some of our commonest Englisli cpitaphs, such as ‘ ‘Allliction sore long time I bore, ’ ’ we find the same peculiarity; but that a gravestone should give iiiformation in reply to cross-questioning, is less usual. The sec- ond kind of metrical inscriptions, which is by far the most numerous, speaks of the past life and history of the deceased. Thus over the grave of a soldier we ﬁnd: ‘ ‘Of thy valor stands many a trophy in Greece and in the souls of men; such were then, Nicobolus, when thou lcftest the bright light of the sun, and passed, beloved of thy friends, to the dwelling of Persephone.” Other triumphs beside warlike ones are elsewhere recorded. On the tomb of one Praxines, the deer, we read the punning epitaph: “My name and my father’s this. stone proclaims, and 1113' conntr ’; but by my worthy deeds I attained such a name as few may attain.” We are not aware in this case to what special kind of deeds the inscription refers; often it IS more explicit, as in the following erected over a young statuary: “I began to ﬂourish as a statuary not inferior to Praxiteles, and came to twice. eight years of age. My name was Eutychides, but that name fate mocked, tearing me so eagerly away to Hades.” On the tomb of one Plutarchus, who seems to have been a nierchaiit, we ﬁnd a brief history of his life: “This is the tomb of the dis- creet Plutarchus, who, desiring fame which comes of many toils, came to Ausoiiia. Then he endured toils on t.oils far from his country, although an only child and dear to his par- cuts. Yet gained he not his desire, though longing much, for ﬁrst the fate of unlgvely death reached him.” Sometimes out Of a whole life one event or circumstance of pecu- liar interest was taken, and commemorated as well by inscription as relief, as in the case of the Phoenician stranger already mentioned who narrowly escaped the jaws of a’ lion. The inscription on his tomb describes that escape, and explains the meaning of the representa- tion it-accompanies. The virtues of the dead must always, in all countries, form the most frequent and suitable subject of sepulcliral inscriptioiis. Athens is no exception to the rule. We find on the grave of a young man: “Here Eutliycritus, having reached the goal of every virtue, lies entonibed in his native soil, dear to fatherand mother, and loved by his sisters and all his companions, in the prime of his life.” A copper-s_inelter from Crete has the simple and pleasing epitaph: “This memorial to Sosinus, of his justice, his prudence, and his virtue, his sons erected on his death.” The following is from the tomb of one Sostius: “Here in earth lies ‘Sostius. superior to all in the art he prac- ticed, virtuous of soul, and dear to his fellow citizens; forever be studied to plea‘.-.e_all; and his heart was most just toward his friends. ’ ’ Such are a few of the panegyrics bestowed on men after their death; those bestowed on women are fewer in number, but not less in- teresting. A young girl is commended for her serious and staid disposition: “She who lies here coveted not, while alive, arrnents or gold, but desired discretion an virtue. But now, Dioiiysia, in place of youth and bloom, the Fates have awarded thee this sepulchre.” More than once we find epi- taphs which speak of the virtue and kindness them. _ wet-nurse, who cherished tpeir infaney,slave of nurses, whose foster-chilcl still misses her. honor thee, though thou art laid does not show to advantage. when he is en- oording tosome recent experiments of Lelli, detailed in the Lancet, strong co may be successfully used to couiiteracl; p . quence of a reported instance of failure in attempt to poison a family where strych had been introduced into the coffee pot. According to the Country (a new wee’ published in this city). the old and long ‘ tablished American Naturalist has been , by its Boston proprietors, and will herea be published under the manageiiieiit Of Pi Edward Cope, at Philadelphia. mated that the change does‘ not meet \ favor among the New England contribu‘ to the magazine, to whose labors its for popularity was chieﬂy due. ‘nary statement is made by the Brunswi has enormously increased in Maine since t enforcement of laws restricting the sale; liquors. , business is said to be among the largest of kind in the country, is reported as havi if stated that more morphine is sold lll Main. in proportion to population, than in any Stale llltlle Union-. _ to be verified before using it to draw infe‘_ ences. . ‘I Recently published, but long-extended r vergencefroni tliemean period of 11.11 year I. certain than at present. Boston Journal of (I/iemistry gives particuif of nurses, evidently set up by young men who had never ceased to care for -and respect The ancients evidently felt for the as she might be, something of lasting and ﬁl- ial affection: “Here is laid in earth the best I loved thee, nurse, when alive, and _still I in the POPULAROSCIENCE. lFrom the New York Tribune. I ANTIDOTE FOR S'1‘RYCHN‘INE.~..A AN II‘ A CHANGE IN A SCIENTIFIC MAGAZIN It isi OPIUM-EATING IN MAINE.--—An extraor Telegraph. tothe effect that the use of opiiilf A maniifactui'iiig chemist, who‘ This information VARIATIONS OF THE SUN-SPOT PERIOD. searches by Dr. Wolf, of Zurich. indicatef much wider variation’ in the sun-spot peri than has hitherto been assigned. The recor " which he has examined cover the observ tions of forty years. ' I-Ie findsthe average (1 to amount to plus or minus 2.03 years. time between two ' successive maxima ‘ ‘ sometimes as much as ﬁfteen or sixteen yea or as little as seven years. If thisbe cohce edit will make deductions as to terresti met.eorOlog'y from sun-spots, even more u ZVEGETABLE GREEN FOR .PIcir,LEs_.-—T lars of a process recently patented in I<‘1‘a_np and-England for supplying a green color, ex“ tracted from veg-etables, which is to be us for coloring pickles. To procure the extrac leaves. of spinach, sorrel, or similar plaii‘; are scailded in hot water, chopped int‘o‘.j- mass, and then boiled in ii solution of caustig; soda till dissolved. On cooling. a green ca 5' is deposited, which is to be dissolved wi ‘. the phosphate of potassa or ammonia, and IQ. duced to the required strength by addin’ water. In the liquid thus obtained, wlien__i_ is heated to boiling point, ten or fifteen niih, utes’ imniorsioii will give to pickles a'ﬁne an permanent green. As the color consists o‘ the chlorophyll of plants, it is quite lia1'inles§€-} which can not yet he certainly said of the salt. of‘. copper, although French experimenter,” have recently found them less poisonous tha__ had hitherto been supposed. ‘ FOLK LORE ABOUT ANIMALS.--In a ne ‘f work on the subject, M. Eugene Rolland tell of a variety of French superstitions and any cient beliefs respecting well known animals‘ '1":ie wer-wolf legends are still of force i Normandy, and certain annual observanc-..;. among the peasantry have reference thereto’; The brains of a rabbit are said to be unlit to; food, because they occasion loss of memory‘ This notion is founded On. the belief that till rabbit runs foolishly into known dangers, 0 account of a feeble memory; whence, also, ft, rc.ekle.ss'deeds the adjective “hare-brai.ned’» is applied. White ferrets are believed by th, Norman peasants to be the souls of uiiba of tized infants. A hint for our Western agr culturists may be taken from a custom in sace: when grasshoppers are too numcroill there, they are put to ﬂight, it is said, hi lianging :1 few bats on the highest trees in ti, iieigliliorliood. But, perliaps,even if the ba” could be provided, it would be difllcult ‘, find the high trees on , our VVest.ern prairie and it is by no means certain tliat our Roe“ ]l.\)I0ll11lt\1l1 locust has a due reverence f. V’ .Y T ‘v in ._._.u-u 1\IANUl~‘ACTURING COLD Am.——Prof. Gal. gee is exliibiting in California a machiiie ,f’ making cold air, by means of which be hope ‘ to be able to reduce the heat of mines_;_, ‘ keep the holds of vessels at a freezing - ' perature while conveying fresh meat; maintain a floor of ice in a skating rink I ing the hottest weather, and to perform m similar wonders. An ammonia uiacliiiie summer did such Work for a beer brewery New J01‘.-my, .-i'lu:i.te(l near the line of iii’ fl)claware and Lacl~;awanna Railroad. None, these devices use ice in the process Of coolifi air. In a recent work by Mr. Robert Brig on the “Relation of i\Ioistiii'e in Air Health and Comfort,” he shows by a iiiathtll malice] calculation that the qu-.intit_v of lo necdedto cool an npartincnt in a hot siiitf. nicr’s day to the teinperalure of spi'iiig‘ might be thirty times the quantity of co’ needed to heat the apiirtinent on a cold will tor’:-i day; even under the most f:ivorabl_ conditions, when the air is so dry that n-I moisture would have to be removed, lhepro‘ portion of ice to coal would have to be teen to one. Cooling by means of comprcssc.” air, suddenly allowed to expand, would, Mr Briggs thinks, be far less cxpon.-aivc than th’ use of ice; but still too costly for ventilatin‘ purposes to serve practically in in-aking oil houses cool in the summer. ‘I A‘PAiuiO'r’s PRACTICAL J Ol{E.—-In his ne,’ volume On the voyage of the Cliallciigci°, Si. C. VVyville’1‘l1oinson relates an incideutwhic may be cited in proof that animals are n__ destitute of the sense of humor. The vcsse stopped at the port of Bahia, Biazil. all some of the voyagcrs went to Santo Amara; a town about twenty miles (li.-‘tant. There 7 new line of tiainway had recently been laid‘ with a sharp incline to a steamboat wharf Dr. Tliomson’s party arrived in season {Is take the trial trip on the new tramway. A the truck that carried the party went dow ‘, the incline, the agonized cries of a child, fol: lowed by low moans, were heard appareiitl— from beneath the wheels. Instantly th break was applied, and t..he truck steppe with a sudden jerk. The scientiﬁc part jumped out and looked around and under tli truck in vain. A lot of swartliy native chil dreii stood near the rails, looking on vagu_el_ and curiously, but not as if anything ha happened to any of their number. ‘When th passeiigers, mystiiied,l‘et,urned to their seats‘ a parrot, hanging in a cage on the truck,bur out into aloud, niocliinglaiigli, and was once recognized as the performer in.tho pr , vious screaming and moaning. Althoiigli Dr Thomson is not familiar with Baliian patoi he is convinced that the observations tlier upon adclressed by the truck drivers to tr parrot included some vigorous language. The Origin of Some English Oaths. if [From the London World.) Everybody who is acquainted with a littl French must know of the exclamatio ‘ ‘Dame 2’ ’ Many Englishmen imagine that ‘ must mean lady, and refer to the Virgin Ma ry. Iii point of fact it was original! “Dannie,” a corruption of Domino, in am] ing Lord. Now in Englisii we have a kind checked curse--“l)anin 1” It is as if Englisliman were about to curse soniethiiig“ but suddenly stopped himself. It is the oi», French word seized by the English, and en dued with a new and false meaning. Th “Damnc l” of the old Frenchman, mea , mg no more than Lord, became the lan;, guage of cursing in its transfer into En. glisli. We can see precisely the sam thing in a later form of transformation. Th old French "Damnel” became‘ at a later da , ‘ ‘Dame l” with a very distinct pronunciatio of the mute vowel. In -French poetry thi__ vowel would be distinctly heard to the pres. out day‘ but 200 years ago there could be .11 doubt about it, even in prose and ordina 3 talk. In the English plays of that period _. will be found in the form of “Danime l” an ‘ ‘Damn me !’ ’.--another proof that what a mere adjuration in French became throu 3 misunderstanding a curse. In the of French epics there are no phrases more co. men than such as “Dame “Dion,” ° ‘Dani .,. Dieu,” “Dampne Dieu,” and “Dan: Dieu.” They simply mean 6,. “Lord God.” But imagine they must mean, or rather have mehnt, of awful and terrible '2, the old English, who either knew not Fren or were slipping away from it and knew but half. It is through this horrible mis I derstanding of ancient date that the faint ‘ verb for cursing--Damn--has come to be climatized.-among us as it is among no or people on the face of the earth. Our fashio ble speech was at one time Norman Free! ‘We ﬁlledour months with Norman We! then forget their meaning; we 1; e l ground, and shall honor as long as I live. ’’ I turned them to curses; and to card} l they as curses among W to C .I.‘ m, _
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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 14, 1878
Date: 1878-01-14
Text: *1 .-'v”"“"' NEW SERIES. L. ‘O Commissioners Sale OF REAL ESTATE Y ORDER of the Circuit Court for the purpose of lﬁlmaglllk bartition among the’ heirsof Nicholas 9 111. e_ceased, the undersigned, Special commig- sioiier, will, on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY or JANU- ARY, 1878, bcgliinliig at twelve o’clock at noon, at the east front (13; the L_ourt House, in the City of St....
Show more*1 .-'v”"“"' NEW SERIES. L. ‘O Commissioners Sale OF REAL ESTATE Y ORDER of the Circuit Court for the purpose of lﬁlmaglllk bartition among the’ heirsof Nicholas 9 111. e_ceased, the undersigned, Special commig- sioiier, will, on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY or JANU- ARY, 1878, bcgliinliig at twelve o’clock at noon, at the east front (13; the L_ourt House, in the City of St. Louis. State of issouri, sell at public auctiOn.tO t.he highest bidder. lot iiniiibercd five (5) in city block numbers-d 959, flouting 2.9 feet on the north line of Franklin avenue by a depth of 155 feet 3 inches to an alley. with a three—story brick building thereon, known as No. 2311 FRANKLIN AVENUE. m'i1(‘]EtRMS SALE : One-half cash, balance in one mt V;'0 yeais from day of sale, with interest at the cure 3 bSlX per cent per annum, payable annually, se- ~ 9 3' notes. deed of trust and insurance on the urchaser shall prefer to pay all er_ﬁiiiiuiii onutlie . . ‘ ie sa e wi o fgglggltoilie apiirovai of the Circuit Court. $10001! . ipaymentmusl. be paid down at the time of btuildingr If the-fp ti-»8f1l._ad1scciunto two per cent e eiied payments will be allowe . sale, balance when deed is ready for delivery. S ccial Co rimi i Jolég IgrRETHER' - Y S8 oner. 5 . . ‘. M. W. Vlpatson. Attorney for Plaiiitiffbsiﬂh street NOW READY F03 THE TRADE wiirrrAkEirs ‘w’ SUGAR-URED SPECIAL“ NOTICE. ' — RESH Sauszlges of all kinds. A e z - d - F Meat. Pork I-toasts. Chops. Tléhalél-igil-ls§d§§§§§ Ribs. blm‘-ed k’18"S Feet. Head Cheese. etc. .etc. Also choice Beef at prices to suit the times, at Wliitt:iker‘s New M3-I"K<3t HOUSE. corner Seventh and Carr streets. The coniniodious and very desir- able store lately Occupied by oanisi. w. ELL, deceased, at the southeast corner of Fifth and Locust streets, is now oﬁered for rent to responsible ten- ant. . Proposals are solicited either for thestore as a whole, or divided to suit the requirements of tenants. For terms apply to CHESTER H. KRUM, I _ Administrator, 307 Olive St. Graefenberg “ Marslialls A V — u: ¥._'~; ’,_-,3“ J::;-:‘:fK 1. « .7 x. 99 In; .6!’ ible remedy or all Female Complaints, price $1.50 per bottle. "1 lie experi- ence of many years among the most cultivated and refined has resulted in stamping this E’é.'~'Il’£iiiiI"ka3)EO preparation as the only i'eliable~ remedy for the distressing diseases of WO- inen. Sold by d1‘ll,¢zgi-Ms, Graefeuberg 0o., 56 Reads St, N. Y. ELECTION NOTICES. ' LECTION NO'I‘ICI<l—-Mullanphy Savings‘ Bank. . January 3. 1878. The regular annual election for thirteen I)irect:ors of this bank Will be held on Tliurs- 'day. Jamiary 17, at the banking rooms, between the hours of 10 a. in. and3p. _m. . L. G. KAMMERER, Cashier. LEC'I‘l0N N(_)TICE——'1‘lie Valley National Bank, St. Louis, December 22, l877.—-The regular an- nual election for twenty-one Directors of. this Bank will be held on Tuesday, January 22. 1878. at the banking rooms. Polls open from 12 O‘clOck in. until 2 o‘clock p. in. J. J. ADERTON, l’resident. EI.BCTI()N 1VOTI(JE—B.noADwAY SAVINGS BANK, St. Louis, January 2,_1878.——'I‘he i'cguia1' annual election foi thirteen (13)Directors of this Bank, to serve the present year, will be held on Monday, the 14th iiist.. at the l_iank1iig rooms. Polls open from 10 O‘c.lock a. in. until 3 o’c1ock_p. in. J. PHILIP KRIEGER. J 1%., Secretary. IQWLECTION’ N‘()’l‘_IC_E—~—Notice‘ to Stockholders-- _‘J Boatmcii _s baviiig Bank. _St. Louis, January 5, l878.—-An election for eleven Directors of this bank for the ensuing year will be held atthe baiikiiig house on Monday, the 14th inst., between the hours of 10 .o’clock as in. and 2 o’clock m. WM. . . THOMSON. Cashier- LECTIO_N_NOTICE—-—Oﬂlce St. Louis CO-Opera tive Building Association.—A meeting or stock- holders, for the election of nine Directors to serve during the ensuing year, will be held on Moiiday, 4th inst., at the office of the Association, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. . GEO. O. KALB, Secretary. LECTION NO'.l‘ICE—-Mercantile Library, st. Louis, January 7, 1878.-—The annual election of Oﬁicers and directors for the St. Louis Mercantile Library Ass<-ciation, will be held in the Directors’ Room, 'M‘erc.aiitile Library Hall. on Tuesday. Jamiary 15, 1878. Polls O)Cll at 12 o’clock m. and close at!) p. in. V. L. SCOTT, Recording Secretary. VLECTION N(.)'I‘lCE-—Oﬂice Keokuk Nortlierii Line Packet Coiiipany, St.Lonis. January 5. 1878.--The annnzil iiiceiing of stockholders of the Keoknk North- ern Line Packet Company will be held at the Com- pany’s oﬁice,on Wednesday, January 16, at 10 o’clock a. in.. for the purpose of electing nine Directors to serve for the ensuing twelve moiitlis. F. L. JOHNSTON, Secretary. FI,lECI‘ION NO'l‘ICE——Boat-iiicii’s Insurance and _J Trust Company, 314 N Third street, St. Louis, January 7, 1878.-—The annual election for nine Direc- tors of this company will be held at the oilice of the company, Oi11\'I0ild2t_V. January 14, 1878. Polls open from 12 in. to 2 o’clock ]‘)A.rl'l1. . - » . C. BUTLER, Secretary. ELECT‘1(7N N()'i‘ICE——Oﬁ'ice of Vfasliingttin Mu- tual Fire Insurance Company, nortlieast corner of Second and Market streets, St. Louis. MO., Janu- ary 5, l878.—-—'I‘lie annual iiieetiiig of the iiieinbers of this Company, and the election of three Directors, will be held at the oflice of the Company on Moiiday, the 14th day of Janu:ir_V. 184 at 10 O‘clOck a. in. Polls will be closed at 1 o’ciock p. m, . Notice is also hereby given that at said meeting. at 10 O‘“(',!O(‘K a. in. . the question will be snbinitted to the ,iembei's whether this Company shall issue “short term policies,” 1. e., policies for a term less than six years. on payment of-cash prcniiuiii, agreeably to the provisions of an act passed by the General As- Si;‘lll1)i)-' of the State of Missouri, entitled “An act to amend an act for the incorporation of Insurance Compaiiics other than Life insurance Coinpanics, ctc.. approved March 4, 1869. and amended and ap- proved by the Geiieral Assembly March 15, 1877.” By order of the Board. T EIHV. BREITENSTEIIN, Secretary. Assessment Notice. FFICE HOWE l\iIIiUAL F. AND M. INSUR- O A.-‘.~l(_‘.E COMPANY, St. Louis, January 3. 1818.-— Notice is lierebv given that the Board of Directors of this Cour any have this day" ordered an assessiiient upon all preiiiiiiiii notes .held.by tl_ie Coiiiuaiiy. ]‘,un]l_)c1'i',_ig‘1'l‘i_)ll12U.775I.?) 22,458. inclusive; and that said assessineiit shall be due an_d payable at the otiice of the Coinnziiiy on or before W ednesdziy, the 0th day of Fehriizii-y iiext. Ollice, southwest corner Pine and Secon(i(isti‘e0%s,l ovler I\i((1)(:lla11lCS” Bank. Bror er 0 tie -ioar . . 3 Vvr.‘-I. L. GARRISON, Secretary‘ GB.,R’.l‘Sl7EE COSL G0 DEALERS LN Alma Uaihilale in Big litihcaa NO. 213 Chestnut Street. Notice. 1-IE SECOND NATIONAL BANK of St. Louis. _locatcd_ at St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, is closing up its a_ffairs. All iiote-holders and other cre<_litoi-s of said association are me,-efomherebv Tmtlﬁed 19 Dmseint the notes and other claims against the association 101' payment. C. S. CHA '- . St. Louis, January 9. I878. RLOT’ Casmcr HAMS. . as Painted by Layard. Frost Bitten Fugitives Arriving Thousands. Magnitude of the Misery. Conditions. Wednesday Last. King---Foreign Flashes. Turkey. TERRIBLE DISTRESS. LONDON, January 13.—-The Baroness Burd Coutts, as representative of contributions ber of other fugitives will arrive shortly. engaged a house near the stationto receivet most destitute and provide for the distribution food. Twelve hundred sufferers were ‘lode and relieved to-day. overwhelming magnitude of the misery it has deal with. ’ ’ 1 MILITARY MOVEMENTS. ST. PETERSBURG, Duke Nicholas telegraplis from Gabrova as fo intelligence from Gen. Radctzky. cross the Balkans. destinations. Slatitza and Teteveu. Gen. pied Ikhtiman.” THE OzAR’s HEALTH. contrary are false. A CAVALRY ENGAGEMENT. driven to Kap Dagh. . EBZEROUM has been completely invested since January 9. EUPATORIA BOMBARDED. ST. PETERSBURG, January 13‘.--An official to some private residences. READY TO DISCUSS ARMISTICE CONDITIONS. ish delegate to discuss armistice conditions, of peace, as he is still ignorant thereof. N0 GROUND FORA PANIC. as telegraphed. Cominunieation is still ope boli. ' THE DISMAY OF THE TURKS. to resist attack. do main. The fortiﬁcations of Constantinople ar although they seem to be in an even fusion and dismay of the Turks. FRIGHTFUL SUFFERINGS. ‘ scription. a. single train. - A NEW COMPLIOATION. plieation seems to have arisen. Roumanian talk of declining to submit to an armistice unles it is separately arranged with them. It is thought they are possibly instigated by the Russian mili tary party. ‘ - FROM PERA. DIRECT. Pi-:RA, Janua.ry 14. The Grand‘ Duke Nichola Kc-zanlik, and that they should have fulles possible powers. -A meeting of the Grand Otto man Council held Sunday, consequently appoint; ed two pleiiipotentiaries. - ZENI SAGIIRA ENTERED BY RUSSIANS. A Coiistantinople dispatch reports that the Bus -sians entered Yeui Sagbra Saturday. was previously burned by the retreating Turks. TIIREATS. of Reuss, German, and Count Corti, Italian Embassadors, have informed the Poi-te that if it permits the British ﬂeet to come to Constautik nople, Germany and Italy will also demand per- mission for their ﬂeets to pass through the Dar- danelles . England. THE HOME RULERS. tion was not discussed in detail. rcpi°esenting_ Commons it is the government of Ireland, mediately considered by to their redress. and Mr. Parnell second this aniendmcnt. THE FENIANS. DUBLIN, recently _ were greeted by torchliglit . 15,000 to 20,000peoplc witnessed the reception, and twenty national bands took part in the pro- cession . ; . NAVAL NOTES. announces that Tile ironclads Devastation, _ _ this and frigate Raleigh We P1'9K>31‘m The force in the o’e1ock every DISM- detained at Malta. _ . bound with 1,142, is also detained there. WW Italyo mu KING’S FUNERAL. DR. oIACKSON’S INDIAN fsoegxg 15, . an. 1Z"f'£.§.1:’ 1'” ...uole reniedy - . ‘-“Ea”. ...of disease of the _ “ﬁe 3“... pleasant to use. Sold every- 81- 20‘-‘»€Y1...s. Collins Brothers. Second and wlic; e- ".".’ne. St. Louis. Azents. Sent by mail. Emanuel will take place Thursday next. and W remains be placed in the Pantheon. honored by so sacred a trust- A FRIGHTFUL PICTURE. The Distress at Constantinople The Government Paralyzed by the Nicholas Prepared to Discuss Armistice Erzeroum Coiiipletely Invested Since A Burial -Place Selected for the Dead the Turkish relief fund, received the following I have Funds are urgently re- quired. The Turkish Government is doing its best, but its action is almost paralyzed by the January 13.-—The Grand lows: ' ‘I have arrived here, and await further To-niori-ow I Ten thousand prisoners have ariived here, and are being dispatched to various Gen. hartzkoﬂ‘, after clearing the Gyapsa Valley of Turks, dispatched a. column toward Kalofsd and occupied Klissura, where he -' . united detachments of his division coming from Gourko has occu- The condition of the Czar’s health is satis- factory, and reports published in London to the TIFLIS, January 13.—-In a cavalry engagement near Boiburt, the Turks have been defeated and e,<::ram announces that the Turkish ﬂeet has bom- ‘ barded Eupatoria, damaging the b_arracks,guard- houses, arsenal, quaraiitiiic establishment and CONSTANTINOPLE, January 13.-—Tlio Porte has i'eccived a telegram from Grand Duke Nicholas stating that the latter is ready to receive a Turk- but can not at present give any indications as to terms « Captain Fife, British Military attache, tele- graphs to Minister Layard from Adrianople that there is no immediate ground for existing panic, from Adrianoplc to Tabar, Bazardjik and Yam- LONDON, January 13.--A Vienna correspondent telegraulis advices from Turkey show Works of Adrianople are only partially armed, and unﬁtted In Constantinople it is believed possible that Adrianople may be carried by a coup consequently being looked to as a last resource, x orse con- dition. Everything points to the complete con- The Pcra correspondent says the sufferings of fiigitives from cold and hunger are beyond de- Five children were taken dead from A correspondent at Bucharest says a new com- in his telegram to Porto very expressly asked that two Turkish delegates be sent to meet him at The place LONDON, Jttniiary I2.-——The .S'ta~nda9'd’s Con- stantinople correspondent states that the Prince DUBLIN, January 13.-—A conference of Home Rule members of Parliament was held last night. Dr. Butt was present and entire harmony pre- ‘ vziiled. The question of parliamentary obstruc- A resolution was adopted tbatit was desirable an amendment be proposed to theaddrcs to the Queen. humbly that in the opinion of the House of important that all aﬁ‘aii‘s touching whereof the Irish people have reason to complain, should be ini- Pai-liament with a view Dr. Butt will probably move Januarv I3.--The Fenian _prisoners released arrived here to-iiigiit, and procession. From LONDON, January l3.——-A dispatch from Malta Vicie Admirilildllornby bass S(lltl€1t€r¢1d - - .nt on t ie ironc a steamer u . fol me Lem Achilles and Alexan- g to follow. dock-_v:-ird is working till 8 The troopsliip Jumna, liomeward bound from India with 1,067 men, is The Eublirates, outward ROME, January I3.—-The funeral of Kins 'Vi°*3°1' ‘ The Chap- , . 1, d clared that it will feel ta‘ of we Chum“ as 6 The ecclesiastical , authorities, by the P090’? °1'd°" r°m°Y°d an . lfouis ST. LOUIS, ll/IONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14., 1878. the funeral. been ordered to celebrate requiem masses. CONDOLENCE FROM MEMPHIS. held a meeting Emanuel. ' ANXIOUS To ATTEND. by slon to attend Victor Emanucl’s funeral. France. BEST IN THE GRAVE. PARIS, January 13.—-M. Raspail was buried disturbance o_ccui-red. livered the oration at the grave. SECOND IiALLo'rs Republican candidates. 4 Conservatives. Cuba. RUMORS . Campos relative to peace. THE GAMBhli.‘R’S DUCKING. and is Baptized in Public. 6% Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deinocrat. t0. telegram from Layard, British Embassador at saloon keepem” g’‘“‘e‘'ed 3‘? the First Billltiﬁt Constantinople: “The distress is increasing ter- gitygggh t1£‘§n°gY°“““]‘1% ‘°h“'it“‘1:S5 léhe 5m;n01'8i0n Of vb; , F - . - , ._ ’ as ‘op a are bank 11.)’ . ugitives are airiving by_thousauds. in ‘this city for the past twelve -Nine trains are expected to-day, Saturday, yeais, and was one of the most from Adriano le br'. ' t tl "‘."°“°“5 -i-'a‘mb1e!'S in this section mgmms m0S‘:]y' Wolnrié-':’g an? c1‘1‘_1’l‘:§:‘:]d of cc{)lll_nE(i:3r.. Several weeks since he closed his h _ - _ _ 9, Elfin! dun, loom and aiinotiiiced that he had deter- w 0 will make, the Journey m open llilIl_e‘ ‘to reform. He will probably enter the trucks during the heavy Snow__fau_ Amrge “um. ministiy. Previous to the ceremony he made-a profoundly. lie of ed bliiig fraternity in Fort Wayne for years past. oN Fina AT shA, to North German Line. I _ . - ‘ of ‘Mind. Commended. Snecial’.l)is'qatch to the Globe-Democrat. arrived at her dock to-day. struction. . ON FRIDAY MORNING LAST, . says the New York Times’ account, about 1- he discovered smoke in the atl1lOSllhC1‘B. one is permitted to cigars in that smoke either pipes portion of the gation. in the vicinity of the boiler-room. Heinckc was ' IIASTILY CALLED, the cargo out. . n cotton hosiery. out of danger, and keeping BURNING GOODS in a heap by themselves. through the deck directly ' over the ﬁre, and e water injected through sections of the hose from above. In about twenty minutes This was THE FIRST INTIMATION given the passengers that they were in such dangerous situation. the men. 5 citement or fear on their part. 5 burned was about six feet square, thickness. 5 FIRST OFFICER HEINCKE SAYS: W738 St0I‘6d . room . ’ ’ A PAssI+iNGER’s STATEMENT. the passengers of the Hermann: , gers of the first-class cabin were at break- fast; so cautiously and unexcitedly had the men worked with the ﬁre that on board, the coolness of oflicers and sailors DISPELLED ALL SUSPICION The Captain, who from the day of our leavin Sea from Bremerhaven to Southampton, WAS ON THE SPOT of mind and bravery which, notwithstanding th dangerous situation of his weak condition. wer mendable. Lockjavv. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. from lockjaw. ﬁnger received a few days ago. N o danger wa about 9 o'clock last night. _ 9. large family in moderate cirennistances. ‘A Frightful Affair. special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. BELLEFONTAINE. 0.. , He procured a min. dental}! mebreast. He can not recover. \ cure it. diﬂiculties in connection with the celebration of The clergy has also been authorized to attend, and Aichbishops of Upper Italy have MEMPHIS. Tenn., January l3.—-Italian citizens this afternoon, at the orllicc of Con- sul Montedonico, and adopted resolutions of con- dolence on the death of the late King Victor ROME, January l3.—-'1‘wo thousand seven hun- dred debutations have already requested permis- tlic cemetery of Pere la Chaise this afternoon. It is estimated 100,000 persons were present. No M. Louis Blane de- wci'e_ held to-day for three members of the_ Paris Munieipaloonncil, and resulted in the election of These elections com- Note the Council, which stands 76 Republicans to A HAVANA. via Key West, J aiiuary 13. —Thcre are rumors that Martinez Campos will proclaim a. guce for one month. and invite Ge'ns. Maximo, - omez. Garcia and Moshesto Dlaz to confer with A Prominent Sporting Man Reforms _FORT WAYNE. January 13.—An immense au- dience, composed largely of sporting men and very eloquent speech, which moved his listeners _ He depicted his past life, and urged his old associates to follow his example. I-lis sudden conversion has caused a profound sensation, for he has been the leader of the gum- The Steamer O Hermann of the A 'l‘errible Disaster Averted by Presence The Bravery of the Officers and Sailors Highly New YORK,.January l3.—The steamer Hermann of the North German Lloyd Steemship Line, ply- iniz between Bremen, Southampton and this port, Her passage during the greater part of the voyage was made in fair weather for this season of the year, but when“ less than 400 miles from Sandy Hook she met with an accident from which she narrowly escaped de- o’c1ock , the watchman on the lower deck thought As no ves- sel, and as the hatches and all openings were tightly closed. he proceeded to make an investi- Foilowing the scent, he found a small rift of smoke issuing from crevices of the cargo First Officer and the latter set a gang of men at work pulling The cargo comprised general merchandise, of which the greater part was dry goods. After ﬁfteen minutes labor, the men found ﬁre burning in the middle of a number of cases of They turned. on a stream of water, and having cleaned a space back of the ﬁre, the men pulled the case to pieces, throwing the packages which had been untouched in a pile They then turned on the hose on the other side and two holes were cut from the time the ﬁre was reached the crew had the ﬂames under control, and ventilating shafts and skylights were opened to let out the blinding smoke, which was so dense as to nearly suffocate The bravery and coolness displayed by the officers assured the crew that the vessel could be saved-, and there was no ex- The space and but little damage was sustained by the vessel. . The decks above and below the cargo -were burned to the extent of about half aiiineh in “My theory of the origin of the ﬁre is this: When the goods were taken on boaid the weather 3 was moist and they were probably dampened. ' When the storm came on lastThursday night we ' hadto put tarpauliiis over the boilers,and this con- ﬁned the heat to the lower deck, where the cargo The heat and previous moisture ' must have produced a combustion and set“ﬁre to the goods, which were piled up against the boiler The following statement was made by one of “The passen- not even passengers within twenty feet of the spotwliere the pumps were heme‘ worked knew that anything unusual had taken place, and when the real state of affairs became generally known of a dangerous coiiﬁagi-ation; indeed the conduct of the oﬁicers, and no less the sailors, was, un- der the trying circumstances, truly do- serving of the highest praise. Every man was at , his post, and seemed to know exactly what was needed to be done. Southampton on January 1 until the occurrence of the fire, had been conﬁned to his bed with ill- ness contracted durinsz ourtrip across the North‘ immediately. commanding his men with presence simply extraordinary and most deservedly com- LARUE, OHIO, January 13.—-N. O. Fi-ice, a. farmer, living near this place, died this morning caused by a slight cut on the apprehended by his friends until lockjaw set in He leaves a wife and January 13.—-A terrible e tragedy occurred near Riislisylvania,tliis county, liool children got a rabbit in a yesterda,Y- The 5° 1, 1 , and We ‘°*.°.*.*.:=:;. is-.. discharged, shooting one of the bum in in NATIONAL NOTES. NO Cause for Alarm Regarding Tariff Revision. . Ti1den’s Tool. The President Again Finds It Necessary to Explain. Lopping of!’ Heads in the Indian Bureau —-The Capital Budget. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. WASHINGTON, D. 0., January 13.--A prominent member of the Sub Committee on Ways and Means, charged with the revision of the tariff stated to-night that there is no occasion for alar_m amongst those engaged in manufacturing industries, that the Committee had agreed upon the principle not to make war upon established industries, but to make" the burdens of the people as light and trade as; large as possible by reducing the ioost of collection, and by facilitating the exchange of commodities which would least affect our home interests . The bill will be completed for the con- sideration of the General Committee. It was stated to have been to stijengtlien, rather than to weaken, home industries, and the committee have been alive to the necessities of trade. THE PRESIDENCY. Aprominent New York politician who arrived here yesterday, states that the Blair movement; to rc-open the Presidential question is part of a plan recently agreed-upon by the friends of Til- den to keep his name Drominently before the country with a view to rcnomination two years hence. He intimated that the subject will be brought up in other State Legislatures, but that nothing is expected to come out of the agitation save as above stated. SENATOR IiDMuNDs’ LETTER. Senator Coiikling and other Republican leaders in the Senate, in speaking of Senator Edmunds’ letter, say thatthey entirely disagree with him in the matter of the relations between the Execu- tive and members of Congress respecting the Federal patronage. They claim that the Senate, in its executive capacity, is co-ordinate in the matterof appointments. On this point the President stated to-night that he did not diﬁcr with them so far as the general prir.c'ip1e involved was concerned, but that he claimed the right to select his Own officers without dictation, and that the Senate was atlibcrty to act upon such noni- inations, in the matter of confirmation or rejec- tion, with equal independence. _ WESTERN ARRIVALS. M. Y. 0. Homes, Memphis; J. L. Belam, Jr., St. Louis; H. D. Dumont, Dixon, III,; S. S. Laws, Missouri; Miss Mollie Louisey, St. Louis. 9 01‘ 8. S 6 8 S . The Indian Affairs Scandal. WASHINGTON, January 13.--On the recommend- ation of Secretary Scliurz, an , executive Order will shortly be issued discontinuing the Central Superintendcncy of Indian AlI‘aira, in regard to the conduct of which seine dainaging revelations were recently made by the report of the Board of Inquiry. Two of the principal clerks of the In- dian Bureau were diseiiaijged yesterday, ac- cording to the recommendation of this P.oard,and siniilar action will soon be taken in regard to a number of_Other persons connected with the ser- vice. Various other refoi'mator_v measures, based upon the report ofthe Board, have been de- termined upon, but are t.eiiiporarily delayed in order to make them more effective by the institu- tion of civil suits or criminal proceedings against the parties implicated. . , The Border Troubles. 8 NEW ORLEANS, January 13.——Col. Joe. 8. Ford and Col. J. G. Tucker, of Brownsville, Texas, and Hon. Thos. F. Wilson. United States Consul at Matamoras, Mexico, rcgiclied here this even- ing by steamer ii‘i“a“l*i~‘iiiv;"‘”i"i,O!*'wili leav’e‘”’”at"‘ once for Washington, where they have been subpoenaed before the Congrcssionul:Co_muiittee on Foreign Affairs, it is said, to testify in regard to border troubles. They were detained ten days en route, the steamer having been compelled to put into a port of safety twice by reason of the recent se-- vere storm which has prevailed on the Gulf, vvREs'rLiN€. Wllm WI-IISIIY. Interest in the lllurlilw Movement C011- tiiiiies Uri-abut-ed ’ 'I'hi-Oughout Illi- nois. , 2 Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. COLLINSTILLE, ILL., January 13.—Entliusiasm unabated. The temperance movement in this city still continues and almost the entire com- munity have awakened to the degrading and de- moralizing effects of intemperanee, as portrayed by Mr. Campbell, who tells in an eloquent and feeling manner the ‘story of his own sufferings through the effects of the rum ﬁend. These meet- ings have been held twice every day since Thurs- day. One happy feature of Mr. Campbc1l’s efforts is the experience meetings for reformed drunkards. Many eloquent speeches are made by men with very little education, yet their earn- estness makes them appreciated by the immense audiences assembled nightly. Six hundred and eighty-ﬁve persons have C put on the royal purple up to this time. On Monday a permanent organ- ization will be effected. Collinsville sends thanks to Edwardsville for co-o.per-ation Saturday night. The Leader of the Boyal Purple Move- ‘ merit. Correspondence of the Globe-Democrat. EDwARDsviLLi.«i, January 8.--The name of E . II. Campbell having appeared so often in the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, as the leader of the Royal Purple Temperance Movement which is now sweeping this State with wonderful power, it might be interesting to many to know something or what co nstitutcs hispecuiiar power in reach- higlhe hearts of the people. Mr. Campbell is C0l11p€ll‘atlVG1Y a young man—not over thirty- ﬁve--ﬁue address, full round features, medium height, and very agreeable in manners. He pos- sesses - a. deep basso voice, which he uses at times with great earnestness and power, almost Overwhelming his audience, and then modulates it to a musical softness that in a moment seems to send a thrill of_ tenderness to the hearts of his hearers. He is an educated gentleman, uses choice language, and, at times, indulges in some of the finest peoratioiis we ever heard. He neverindulges in comical or funny anecdotes oreuuse of any kind, but pleads earnestly and persiiusivcly with the inebriate to give up his cups.- He has a wonderful synipathy for the drunkard, having been one himself for over thirteen years, and claims that the most do- graded still has a heart, and that the 1I8{lI'l.lI"tS a door someivhere, though it may be “up a great many pairs of stairs, in a remote corner, easily passed by or covered over with cobwebs,” and that it is his work to ﬁnd that door, and knock, and keep on knocking, until it is opened and the man is saved. His own experience is a very sad one, and it is that which brings him into such tender sympathy with the drunkard. He always has a kind and encourag- ingword. He is also an excellent organizer, digniﬁed, yet not haughty, in the management of his meetings, and at the most exciting times never loses his self-control. He has a happy faculty of getting the people to work with him. He seems to gain the confidence and win the hearts of the people in a very short space of time. His success here is simply «wonderful, when it is known that this town has been con- sidered the strongliold of whisky; politics and almost everything else have been governed by it. Mr. Campbell's wife works with him, and adds much to his success. 0 Mexico’s Murpliyites. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. MEXICO, MO., January 13.—~Dr. J. H. Conway inaugurated the Murphy temperance movement in Mexico to-night. Over ﬁve hundred signers ar already secured. . I 1 {.--1 Dea.th’s Doings. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. VINOENNES, IND., J a,uiiai'y l13.—I-Ienry D. Wise, member of the bar and a prgminent Demo- crat. died last night. He was a member of one Montgomery Blair Looms Up as three years of age. being born here in 1835. The cause of death was heart diseaso._ _ The First National Bank of Sullivan decided to wind up its aifiurs and l:'e!.ll‘8 from business Saturday. » COLORAD U ’S PROSP ER] FY. Her Mines Yield $7,050,975 During 1877, aGmin Over 1876 of $859,067, or 14 Per Cent. Special Correspondence of the Globe-Democrat. DENVER, COL., January 10, l878.—Notwith- standing the heavy pressure upon the countrv -in general, the Centennial State shows a more pros- : porous condition than at any period of her past history. Iler mining and agricultural interests exhibit a degree of prosperity unparalleled in the record of any State with a like sparse popula- tion. For the last three years Colorado has ranked as the third State in the production of precious metals, surpassed only by Nevada and California. The product, taken by counties, for 1877, would stand about as follows, com value: Gilpin. $2,175,975 73; Clear Creek, $1,900,000; Park. $800,000; Boulder, $550,000; Lake. $500,000; Summit, $250,000; Custer, $250,000; San Juan Country. $425,000; other sections, $200,000; total: $7,050,975 73 of gold and silver products. The above is equal to $7,385,897 07 currency value, taking the average premium on gold for the year at-1-‘~’/4. _ The yield since 1859 is $70,884,228 in com value. The farming districts last year show a fine yield. Wheat 1,000,000 bushels , value $1,200,000; oats and barley 300,000 bushels, value $200,000; corn 200,000 bushels, value $130,000; other crops, value $400,000; hay crop, value $900,000; total, $2,830,000. . ,, _ The shipments of stock aggregated something like 75.000 head, valued at $2,700,000. The num- ber of cattle in the State now must exceed 5‘.‘0,000, . valued at $5,000,000, while the sheep approaches a value of $1,000,000. _ The coal inines mined and sold would give a grand total of $850,000. During the past year railroad lines have ex- tended north, sontli and west. Other railroads ‘are cont-cmplat-ed, so as to reach all points of im- portance, that the State's vast interests may be fully developed. St. Louis should look well to these interests, and offer facilities that would draw the vast tide of wealth to fill her treasury and promote her advancement. THE voice or Tim PISTOL. How It is Heard in Texas Some- times. A Merchant Shot Down in Cold Blood-His Last Exclamation, “What Did You Shoot Me For?”--Tlie Rivers of Texas. Special Correspondence of the Globe-Democrat. HOUSTON, ’.l‘I:‘.X., January 8.—-In connection with the recent conviction of Samuel P. Noland, and his sentencing to the State Prison, for the murder of Joseph Shannon, a brief summary of the case will be of interest to the many Texas readers of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT. Upon the 30th of January, 1877. Shannon, the deceased, who was a dealer in-hides, was about making a purclliase from a German countryman when No- land, the murderer. came up, and, offering a higher price, prevailed on the German to go to another establishment, ablock off, and there dis- pose of hishides. In the meantime Noland and Shannon, a few minutes before the killing, met on Commerce street, Houston, and, after talk- ing together in a friendly manner, as was proven of the oldestnfamilies of the State. He was fortvx ‘ ~ at the trial,walked on toward the hide house with wnich'Noland was connected. Shannon! was heard to remark, ‘°1’l1 go down there with you now.” This was said in a friendly manner. The next heard of the two, Noland. who had a few minutes previously taken a large six-shooter out of a drawer and put it on his person, entered his hide, store and walked in about ﬁve or six yards, to the middle of the floor. Shannon fol- lowed, lalld bad just stepped inside the door when occurre THE BLOODY TRAGEDY. The (!j1'ill1‘d((13l'el‘(§I'O\V lais‘ péstqil due the deceased entcre , an exc aime , ‘ -— -—n you don’t come here, or I'll shoot you!” No previous word had been uttered between the parties, in the hearing of three reliable witnesses Who saw lt.)l)(13lﬂlul'L1Ol’. INOISDCI |.11Cléil’ll11le;Iln!,ely ﬁred, the a stri ‘mg i ie ecease in tie re ion of the heart. The latter stagz.-:ercd back, egzclainiing, “What did you shoot me for?” In his alarm, and with the icy hand of death already upon his astonished brow, Shannon," seizing a German farmer named Iluffman around the waist, go: belzind liini to avoid the second shot, as the inn-"‘ (lever was still brandishing his pistol as if to s-R005 again. But in it few seconds Noland escared by a rear door. The deceased had now reﬂed Out on the brick sidewalk, and, gasping, s-7iZ0d and citing to an awning post, while the cri-ﬂS011 D1000 bubbled up from his parted lips. Shallllon at length fell to the pavement, surrounded by sev- era! friends who ran to his assistance. The last wordslic uttered was ii request for medical aid, which came to ﬁnd him a corpse, ‘still’, stark and cold. The murderer g'Ol.aOlltl(J)f the way. and the cor so was soon snrroun ed y . P AN ANGRY CROVVD OF CITIZENS, who were still further excited by the appearance on the bloody scene of the wife of the murdered man, a handsome woman, and her children, who together mingled their tears over the lifeless form of a faithful husband and father. .It was one of the most exciting scenes that ever Occurred in the streets of a Texas city. The murderer gave him- self nip toltllie olﬁicers O£33lllSqle1\‘iC.n 1'ei:iﬁtiiiiiig in in aw ii e, ie wasr -- ( o .1, on etes- tiugonly ofia iiegﬁro named Callzouii, tWi'lO now lies in ‘iii um er a vc years sen once ‘or perjury in ting matter. The deceased, Sliannoii, was orig- inally from New York, and served as a soldier in the i5‘ed.eral army for the preservation of the Union. He subsequently settled in_ Houston, where he had m_a_ny friends. The feeling among all classes of citizens was $0 Etiginglagaiiist the murderer t iat is was wit i icu ty an im- partial jury could be had. Noland, after his sen- tence, il()VV8If7Ql‘t,l said he had no fault to ﬁnd with the verdicto t ejury. ' ’I‘l-IE RIVERS OF TEXAS. A leading feature of the great State of Texas is its rivers, which, in one respect, however, as ll.»)ll€E\’T.‘-l‘,’)[lCal‘t(l)]l(l3 L]il(;llll3p, are liable to deceive any n exans n s v 3. All the great water courses of the State rise in or neat‘ the southerly margin of the great sterile region tg Texas known as the ﬁtaked P12111118-— Llano stacado. The course 0 nearly a 1 of the-ni is to the southeast. until they fall into that gi'c:i.t thermal C€t'L11(3l‘OllIlli VVIIIOI; bgil Ilgltlle \‘azit- ers of the tropics, the is exicaii ‘iii . ..‘ I are is- tiiiguisbcd thrOu<,:liout their course by the thick, uinbragcous strips of woods-—in Texas called ‘ ‘tiniber”--that line their banks, coiistitiitiiig what, in the Lone Star State, are denominated “bottoriis”—-the “bottom” of the Brazos, for instance. In South and Middle Texas these‘ river bottoms, which at a distance in the prairies ap- pear like Ca1'K1ail(1fﬂll1l‘Sly lines on tine I131‘)?-Dfiz, are composer o ta. coltonwoo s an o y poplars, birch, ash, sweet gum and other trees, but the favorite old “black gum” with its berries is unknown south of the deep, still tide ﬂood in the lliver Sabine. The soil in these low bottoms is alluvial, and on the Brazos itis twgnty to thirt feet deep of a black corisisiencc, an y RICH AND Fl£l{TILE beyond the conception of people in some of the older States. The ft;'.ilLl.ll‘6 of Texas rivers south of Trinity is their unnavigabilit_v,the Brazos alone being open to stcainboats ‘to Columbia, 2 short distance inland. Some of them. including the Brazos,and the Rio Grands itself, become so shal- low in dry summers that tdliey can bf)’. foiided 021% easily waded notwitlistan ins: the lg 00 : 0 these rivers upon the maps. SA\VYl*JR’S FATE . Killed by a Night Train and Found in a . Cattle Guard. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. MANSFIELD, O. , January 13.--This forcnoon the body of Charles G. Sawyer, of Gallon, Ohio, was found in a siiockiiiglv mangled condition in it cut- tle gnard near the Atlantic and Great Western stockvards. He was seen late last nightintoxi- cated, and was refused liquor at an up-town saloon, but was given more at a saloon near the depot. It is supposed he was killed by one of the night trains. The appearaiice of the ground would indicate that he was struck some distance from the cattle guard and his body dragged by the train until it lodged in the guard. The Deadly Derringer. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deinocrat. EATON, 0., January 13.—A son of John Sim- son, residing eight miles southwest of this place, accidentally discharged a navy revolver which he had been playing with, and the contents entering his right side injuring him in a serious manner. He probably will not recover. Striking Oil. PITTSBURG, PA. , J -.muary 13.—A dispatch from Petrolia to the Associated Press of this city says that H. L. Taylor & Co. struck a new well on the Simon Miles farm. in the Ghost Well territory, to~day,whicliis ﬁowin over 1.000 barrels. It obensu alaritetracto new territor.v. . port, _:_——.. SAT‘ CONTROVERSY. jo THE C S 0187 The Wa" of the Religious Deep Pro- foundly Stirred. Letters End Answers From All Sides. The Great Guns of'Catholieism and of Potestantism in Action. A Baptist’s Challenge. To the Editor of the'Globe-Democrat: OLNEY, ILL., January Il.——In your to-day’s issue I see Dr. Lofton challenges Bishop Ryan to an oral debate with Baptists. I desire to second this cliallenge. It will meet the most hearty ap- probation of Baptists. Baptists can not indorse all of Dr. Reaser’s lec- tiirc, for they claim there has been a succession of Baptist cburclies from the first ceiitury, and that iieitber Calbolics nor Protestants (Baptists do not claim to be I’i'otcsi‘aiits)_ are any part what- ever of the visible Clinrch Of Christ._ Will Bishop Ryan meet the Baptist challenge so we can see uliicli is the "oidcst” and true Clini-ch? W. A. ._JARi-ii~.;L , Pastor Baptist Church. A'WOmaii’s '.li‘houghts Coneeriiing The Great Controversy. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: _ ST. LOUIS, January 11, 1878.—VVe wonder if the women are interested in the great controver- sy? If they are not , they ought to be, in view of the fact that they constitute two-tliii-ds of the membership of all the Churclies—-Catholic and Protestant.--and are indispensable to their sup- It is true, they do not control the ﬁnances Of the Church. nor build its houses of worship- they are it power behind tlrese, giving other di- rections,their time and labor, joining their voices in the “notes of praise,’ ’ leading their little ones to the baptismal font, teaching the Sabbath Schools, managing the benevolent institutions that are the outgrowth of the Church, and deem- ing no saeriﬁce too great if thereby its interests are promoted. The women have been the great factors in the success and perpetuity of th e Church, through all its history. and surely it is they who should be interested in the great con~ - troversy. , Another reason why women should give it their attentive car. is tliat in the majority of cases they form their religious belief without examining the grounds on which it rests. They have now an opportunity of being strengtliened and refreshed at the intellectual feast that is being oﬂered to claims of their belief by some of our ablest cleri- "*""3 VOLI 3"'N’Oo _ﬁ in your sins; wliitherl go ye can not come." Let it be only this and nothing more—-only banish- nicn fromGod, with noﬁre uorsmoke—-it is hell, and fearful enough. Mr. Beecher will not deny tlii-. In fact, his position seems to be only a re- volt from the old unsci'iptui'a.'l dogma of the un- conditional reprobation of a certain part of the race; and this has nothing to do with the scrip- tural facts in the case. '1‘he justice. wisdom and goodness _of God call for the exclusion of sin and imPu|‘It_.VIromlieaven. God has promised us it sliallbe so. _"And there shall in no wise enter into it anything that deﬂleth, neither whatso- ever _wOrkctii abomination. or maketli a lie. ” This textteaches this grand truth--“character is the condition of life.” Only the pure can get‘. into heaven. It is not a question of name. of party, of ritual, of forms, of dogmas--but char. actor. The pure in heart shall seefGood. Other fouurlation can no nianlay. It is useless to argue so plain a question.‘ The position then being in; eoiitrovei't:ibly established by reason and by reve- lation—-that cliarzicteris the condition of life——all the great errors are swept away that ever assault. oi! the Christian faith. Notably these: 1. Univer.-alism——whic!i teaches that God will reward evil and good alike with heaven. We have ~ only to answer. nothing unclean can enter it-- cliui-:ic1.c1' is the condi ion of lite. 2. Itomanisin-—-whicli pronounces fits anathe- nins even upon the pious Protestant. VVe have only to answer, the pure in heart shall see God—— . clizu-acicr is the condition of life. its way of I,-lllilklll,-'.’,‘, even to modes. “He that believctli on the Son of God hath everlasting life.’ In the grand race of life, the man who, Bible in, hand, st-rides n'iighlil_v fOrwai'd for the goal of goodness and purity —how grandly he contrasts the man who, with contracted brow, stands muttering‘ over some ritualistic niummery. or some shade of a shadow, the mode of an Ordi- nance! When God comes thundering down upon an ungodly world, he will not inquire who has bcloiiged to this sect or party, who was Protest- ant or K.()lll:il'llSl'., who has practiced this or that made. But who is worthy? Who has the char- acter ﬁtted to heavenly citizenship? It is on broad principles like these that the truth is to be found. - Father O’Leary’s Fourth letter to Herctics~——‘ ‘Reaserisin the Latest F 01‘ Protest-.intism. ” To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: mceive one BIIQXICO, l\lO., January 9, 1878.51 Wm be M’ . more added to the Szinhe<ii'im,‘;,'eM’ or as’th6 doubt, constituted the vice pye house of judg_ Talmud styles him, “futlierf before the ancient merit.” Jesus was 2ll'l‘2ll5‘hct, and Sts. Peter. .~‘.aniiedi'iin as a. false fa deceivcm of we pew ‘mun’ S.te"he“ a”_d P}-inted ones are still subject--. ple. Jesus and his ,. ut I hope a wise Gamaliel t°_m9 Smne mmtve some prudent counsel to his Wm “Se u_p “"9 words: “And now, therefore, b1'em"en m tdfrain from these men and lot thoun I Say to 3"","mis work be of men it will come to “lone; ﬂfit if it be of God you can not-ovei-throw mm"'m.téi-iiaiis you be found even to light against it, lee‘. G(.)S’at wonder, my brethren, if the world hate .3 If they called the master of the house Beelze— . H. ,..o rm cal schol:irs_, who are giving us their best thought, their logic. of history. _ _ _ . The charm of the feast is its variety in the nu.’ ber of persons who coiitribiiie, each one.cii},'aS from the wide ﬁeld soiiietliing that iln0ll1'_g3i,,_ omitted ,irivesting it with his own laiignuge {V1,-101, dividuality, thus giving a richness of IIEIVS pm,-,_ is apt to be lost where there are only ’r cipants. . - autiful The highest charm - of the feast is gage e,.,j,,y_ spirit which presides, lending add,1gﬁan g,.ac,,s ment and evincing the _fa_ct that Clhnmon _ ' are consonant with a diﬂerence ' , , k , -1 . e_ Hitherto religious debates hzivrimnd Ln lm 3 ‘ v I v io are iy of personal abuse, but the g’:.:,l.flEfent,;O mg“. engaged in the pending cOiitr_o;s they can m,m_ ly cultured, and have as mu _1 .163 Without age in the way of facts anf 1“ “mp . ' f a. 1 5'8’ ' , de.:°.“.3.il:.r..:.i.i:.r;::: at -3 Cincinnati. between fI':31‘(l§1t:‘1r,‘i‘;Pl_,§[: ‘(l-J.Ii;’l:1,ch‘i3n Alexander Oampbeh‘ oft te tantisin and Cathol- the relative merits of “P ash. G b, ‘H _ women icism. We are told ti“ lnhi *3 3 “.53 $9,) men took a doe iiitei'est,““}(‘1° , Wf(*1§1‘n?I‘:‘“{‘;ﬁ dag’ taking their (llllllel"a1‘ 36”“. , g ‘ - ' This debate W3. necessarily confined to the -lmowledge of con,-ai'atively few, but now , thanks Lo me facilities 0, the press, the paper containing this presem .0 itroversy is found in almost every home, Where“ e who uresidesdoveilit. agittlblrligii Cmpluyes may be informed, an in p aces new 0,“. and steamers throughout the land. so 9 ’ _. , , , . )1 that uh, hat inns may icad. f ‘ . _ _t vqeve before have the doctrines o C.iristiani y b§en.O thoroughly, so generally discussed before me Aublic, marking the present-as an era of toler .,,,,t=, and iiivestigatioii, making almost incredible he dark periods of blood and fire through which Aiousands of mai'lyrs were “carried to the skies.” Oh religion, “how many crimes have been committed in tliyname!” _ _ Let us all, in public and private". retain our good humor,-reniemberirig that the opinions of our opponents are as honest as our_ own, and are the result of education or of the highest. convic- tions concerning truth, which. for rcasoiis knoivn only to her author, comes to humanity slowly and by dillictilt process, revealing seine portions of her fair form to one mind and some to aiiotheu. coming thus, perhaps, as if_man s intellect were too feeble to apprehend her in all her fullness and power_ AMELIA. their rhetoric and the facts] VVIIO Is Right? To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: COLUMBIA, 010., January 8, 1878.-You claim to edit“a. religious daily,” and, indeed, from the amount of religious matter recently found in yourcoluinns, there seems to be a shadow of foundation for the claim. It you and your cor- respoiidents can settle the question between Protestants and Romanists, between Universalists and the Orthodox, you willhaveaeliieved a.gi-and result. Let Greek meet Greek, let the tug of war come, and perhaps when the smoke of battle clears away, out of the conflict of words and ideas the truth will be the better soon. New, sir. let me throw a. little missile and have a brief liand in the war. Who is right? Is the Romanish right, to the exclusion of all others? Is the Universalist riglit, to the exclusion of all orthodoxy? Is any one dogiiiatist right, and he only? Indeed, sir. we are in a. sad state if that be true. The anathcina of P.omanists,wﬁ‘o hold (as they claim) “this true Catholic faith. out which none can be saved,” falls upon the fairest portion of the Ciiristian world with fearful astonishment. Luther, Zuni- sle. Calvin, Iiriox, Baxter, Huss, Cranmer, Wliatcly, Wesley, Fletcher,Whiteﬁeld, Edwards, Asbury, Williams, Schwartz, Judson, Marvin, with their millions of fellow-worsliipers, died out of. the faith of Pope Pius IV., and are doomed to perdition, lI'°'R.()llld.l’llSl'.S are right in cui-sing everytiiing contrary to that creed. It is enough to set aside that iiionstrous assumption to Silllply recur to the words of the Savior, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. ' ’ ‘ ‘He that bcheveth on me hath everlasting iifc.” Now, did these great and good men of Protestant faith ‘ ‘believe on the son of God’ ’? Did they not “be- lieve with a. heart unto rig‘.it.eo1isncss”? There can be but one answer. Their lives prove their faith and piety sincere. God accepted and blessed them. They attained, many of them, to the highest Christian chziriicler. None dare dispute it. Who dare say, then, that these believers arid lovers of Christ had no place in his family--"his body, the Church”? It is an insult. to pluinest common sense, for one to say that a body of Christians that believe, love, and Obey Christ. and enjoy his favor and prose ice. are not of his body the Church, and are proper subjects for an- atheiiias of other Christiaiis. This subject needs no learned argument_: it is settled, by common sense and the Scriptures; to which also all true learning gives assent. .. What then is the position of Bishop Ryan? Will he say that this view of Roman anatliemas is one of the things “that Cutiiolics do not believe”? Will he admit that “the pure in lieart” from Protestaiitism will be saved? Then his occupa- tion is gone. If that be his platfoiﬂn, if that is new the belief of lloinuiiisin, then indeed they have learned much from Protestants, and have abancloiicd the old creed, wliicli ended every arti- cle with "let. him be accursed.” The true Protestant doctriiie is that all the good and pure shall enter into eternal life, whether they no found with us, with Rollliilllsts, with Greeks, or elsewhere. “All that love our Lord Jesus Ch: ist in sincerity” shall be saved, and the very fact that they love Him is the badge of nicinbersinp in His body. Nothing else is either rational, char- 'table, or Biblical. I appeal to the law and to the testimony. When Cliurclies cease war upon otliers,and give over “cursing,” then will they give better evi- dence of apostolical character than can be given ' by any subtle arguments on dogmas, which, however hoary, have nothing to do with Chi-istmn Cllil.l‘£lC.l’0I‘. “The kingdom of God is not meat and d,-i,,kn..—iiot forms. ceremonies, l‘lL1l{1llSLlO()l.)Se-i'- vances--“but righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Ghost.” It is _indisputable that he that has these essential qualities has place ill‘ ‘the kinsrdom of God.” The converse of this is also true. has not righteousness is not of the kingdoiii of God. and Mr. Becclier’s Universalism is swept away. Notiiing is plainer than the Scriptures make a constant distinction between good and bad, and their destiliy. “He that beiieveih not shall be damned.” We need not discuss what it is to “be damned,” farther than to say it is to be condemned, sentenced, banished. ' ‘Then said Jesus again unto them, I go my way, and ye shall seek me, and shall die the public—-a feast at which are discussed the L He that that up, hqw much more they Of his household. If they have accused the Lord bilnse‘-f. HOW 11111011 more His Church. Heresy may be said to be nnprolilic. It merely clianges its form like IIuxley’s "mass of proto- plusm, heads. _ Gentile can thus address one another: ” or like the fabled monster of a liuiidred Hence the herelio Jew and the heretic ‘ ‘ We came into the world like brother and brother, And now let's go hand in hand, not one before another. ’ ’ Let us see what the:‘father of the house of judgment” has to say. He starts out, he tells us,On “an independentlincof thought.” Hark! a. new religion is I‘ortliI:omlng. “Parturviunt montes’ ’- , , Smoke denotes ﬁre, we are told. Perhaps he 13- tired of that ‘ 'unehai'tei'ed freedom” of Prot- cstziiitisiii and aspires to be the “founder’f of a “~ncw Church.” It will certainly be infallible- one, holy. universal (when its inti-iiisic_uierit.s become known to the world) . and apostolic, too, ‘H1106 he is called to be an apostle, though born ,,u;, ,,f Lillie. ‘lfearliig he might not have included the doctrine of infant baptism, since the scrip- tures are not very plain on that point, we will merely name this infant creed-Reasei-ism . Like Moses on upproach1ii,9: the burning bush, with a becoming carcfuiness :-ind impressed with a i'el'igious awe, the Doctor assures us that he “felt like” takiiig Off his slices from off his feet on approaching a subject on which people’s con- sciences are concerned. But he did not do so. Doubtless the congregation was sorry , as it would add to the ridiculousness of the scene on that stage in which he displayed a superb ignorance of Catholic teaciiiiig-~a total want of logic and 9. llerisive contempt for the cherished faith of 8-0 many millions of Catholics, and for that Church wliicli “was respected when Grecian eloquence flourished at Antioch’ ’—“that. throne O11 \V11l0h." as Mr. Lecky says. "the cliangcless Church had stamped the impress of her own perpetuity-l.liat throiie 0 ii which , for so many centuries of anarchy and eoiifnsioii, had been the Sinai of a protecting power, the one power which seemed removed above all the vicis- situdcs of politics.” Were I present when he thus insulted the bride of Christ, I doubt if I could withhold myself from taking the sword and cutting oil‘ his right ear. The words of Dr. Biownson best express my thoughts: ‘ ‘ We confess,’ ’ he says, ‘ ‘ that we_ can liui-dly ob- scrvea due measure in our feelings, or in our ianguag,-ze, when we regard the prolcssion and the practice of Protestants, when we consider how they lie unto the world and unto tlicinsclves, and how many precious souls for whom our God has died they shut out from sulvutioii. Ono must speak in strong languagc,oi- the very stones would cry out against him.’ ’ Ali! this gilded age of ours rules everything, even God’s holy relig- ion, by a fastidious eti_quette;bnt what. care I for zt? Do I dare to accuse the doctors 01 ignorance? Bosh. Such superﬁciality as I have seen in their productions finds not its counterpartin nature. except, perhaps, a dried niushrooni in Ixerry. However, let us heariiini on the rule of faith. ’ Protcstaiits hold that the Scriptures, the Old and New Testaments, are the only infallible rule of faith.” Do not be deceived, my Protestant iriends, with such cant. The Bible, which is to Protcstanlslikeaﬁddie on which any time can be played. The Bible! The Bible aloncl which to them is ' ‘ ‘a weatlicrcock for every wind.” Hear one who well know the position of Protest- antisni. ‘ ‘ The pretense of Protestants that they derive their belief, such as it is, from the Bible, is nothing but a pretense. If not, how happens it tliat, as a general rule, the cliildrcn grow up in the persuasion of their pzireiits-—tiiut the children of Episcopalizixis ﬁnd the Bible teacliing Episco- naiianisiii, Presbyterian children find it teaching I’resbyi.erianism, Baptist children Baptist doc- trine, Methodist lllctliodism, Unitzirluii children Uniturlunisiii, Uliiversiilist chiidrcii Univers- ulisni? Why is this? Becausc,_” be con- tinues, ‘ ‘their notions of religion are not derived from the Bible. but from the instructions‘ of their parents, their nurses, their Sunday- schcol tc:iclicrs, their pastors, and the society in the bosom of winch they are born and brouglit up, and that. too, long before they read or are able to read the Bible. * * * 1’r0H3-Stzlllts know this. Who uniong them trusts to the Bible alone? Where is the Pl-otestiint parent. pretending to any decentrespect for religion. who leaves his chil- dren to grow up without any religious instruction till they are able to read aml undcrstancl the Bible for tlieniseives? Has not every sect its catechisni? A catecliisni! \V‘.ia.t means this? With "the Bible, the wlioie Bible, and nothing but the Bible" on their lips, have tnev the au- dacity and the inconsistency to draw up a cute- chisin and touch it to their cliiidren? Why do they not follow out their principle and leave their children to "the Bible, the whole Bible, and nothing but the Bible”? “You tell us the Bible is your sole rule of ia1tli,tiiat there are no divine- ly appointed tclicliers of the word of God, and vou sneer at the very idea that Aliiiiglity God has provided for its infallible teaching; and yet you, without .~iuthorit_v, fallible by your own confes- sion, draw up a calechisni, take upon yourself the oilicc of religious tcziciiers, and do not hesi- tate to teach your own crude notions, your Own fuliibie, and, it may be. blrisplieiiious opiiiions, training up your chiltlren, it niay be, in the synagogue of Satan, and under the ctcmal wrath of God. 0 l’i‘otcstant father, thou art: niudl” The Doctor next tries to state the Catholic rule, and, I venture to say, the youngest. child in my catccliism class would coinpa.~;..-donuts his isrnorance. The Catholic rule is simply the written and unwritI;cn word of God, or, as Black- stone would say, the “Leo: scripm ct lax non wrzlpta.’ ’ lillOi‘l‘ii'L‘L€\l b_v ii diviiic te.iciiiiiguiithori- ty. He tells us that ti'adiii=::.ii is not so niuch usin- timzllcd in 5Cl‘l}T)’till'8, andappcaled to the knowl- edge of his hearers in staliiig that "Scripture stands before tradition in point of time.” How then vcorc the irntlis of the P:li.l‘l:.l‘L‘.ll2l1 religion |Il’0St‘.l"v'Cil until the time of Moses? By writing? No; unless Dr. Reaser discovered, like Joseph Sn‘-.'ii.h, “the treasure t‘ound.”‘ is not tradition imiiiizitcrl in Scriptiire? It is ﬁx-st. iiecessary to re- ill:-ll'l§ tliut tlicrc are three _l-;in_ds of tradition spoken of, upostolical, ecclesiasticziland liumtm. A:iostolic:il ti-aditions relate to shell doctrines as «raiiio frozn the lips of the .-ipostle.+:, which they (id not Gilllillllt to writiiig. and wbrcli were in- failiblv lianded down to us l.lll'()llgll every suc- ceS3,,.'e gene,-,,ti,,n, The most promineiit of these are: The autliorizing infant baptisni; the transfer of me s;_,1_)l,,-,u,l'i from the last to the first day of the week; the g'lVlll,~,“,‘E of baplisni only once, and the non-necessity 0L rebaptizmg such as n_]:,tyh£.1Ve been baptized by heretics and inti- (lels; the abrogatioii of the l:iw_ foi_'bni(ling the eating of blood or the ﬂesh of animals that have been strangled; that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father and the Son, and others. Eccle- siastical traditions are not points of faith. They Continued on Third Page. 3. Protestant bigotry—which damns all not of ' $6,000, and Dr. Jacobs. 35,000. ~Sigua!c newspaper that. in his opinion, Mdlle. Albani, the American prirna donna, is "the most luminous vocal star of the day. " 511$ 1‘8l>0!'l9l'! "11 my 300118 men could be saved ‘by ml’ keeping a grocery, I would open one to- morrow--a dry grocery, I mean. " ‘\ I r:----~*"-w GENERAL AND PERSONAL. COMMODORE VANDERBILT was a Freemason. BIG brick houses rent in Toronto for $8 a month. ‘ SALVINI is studying Shakspeare’s character of Timon. “ONLY one Justice ofthe Suprenie Court chews tobacco. “Rm VAN WINKLE BLAIR" the Washington ‘Union calls h.im. THE Detroit .—Fi~se Press -wants to see better cpellirug in tracts. Parr: has-a new gown-thatis half cloth of gold randxhalf ruby velvet. Hawkins ~COIINiI‘Y, G9... has a spring which-1 cbbs and flows every‘ two hours. .-MARIE Gonnou (Mrs. John T. B.avmon:d.) mag, -“very ill ‘at. the Fifth Avenue Hotel. é . -. first female lawyer of North Carolina was recently admitted to tiiebar in that State. STORY, the sculptor, says that he will comeg ‘back next year, and bring Mrs. Story with him. ,‘ IN Chicago there were 1,803 foreclosure sales in 1877, 1,284 in 1876, 1.186111 1875, and 1,009 in.1874. .A..CORRE8PONDENT of the Oil City Derrick says thatlubricating oil has ‘beenvfoundin a well at; Sparta. OF ninety-nine millionaires of Philadelphia, ’ ex-Gov. Asa Packeris the richest, being worth ; $12,000,000. . _ HANDSOME cars for the elevated railway in: New York Cityare now "being built in the Pullman Car Works. A ‘ WORCESTER Press: If there is no hell, what is A ‘ft-that Hayes is catching from thestalwart Repub- « licanorgans? ‘VENUS, it is stated, will be at her brightest on ; the 16th inst., whenehe may be distinctly seen in ' broad daylight. ' 3 GREENLAND has no cats. Imagine cats in a7 country where the nights are six months 1ong,,l— . [Hartford Times. ‘ THECiiinese in California will not work on 0 Sundays, but they have no scruples against gam- ; bliug all day long. ‘GEORGIA alfronts Alexander H. Stephens by; tédkucing a child of only three pounds weight .-— ' ‘land Leader. - SANA ' aggregatzvcisco lost by ﬁre the past year an , ‘ $1,055,776. The actual insurance. "348,l30. received \ . THERE is ea.‘ _ _ ship bemeen the have been a distant relation- “er on the mater‘!~1et.Wliittier and Daniel Web- , 1 EDITOR 1!‘. HAssAﬁ.i' published :1 volume of‘; engaged in writing a nov THE Statistical Bureau of 5 - the total steam motive DOWGI‘-gin esummes that .tho force of 25,000,000 horses. “.9 W°1'm 9-Q3315 THE Commissioner of Agricnltuiq _ coﬁ‘ee cairbe profitably cultivated in Imjks that some other parts of the country. ‘ma’ and THE expenditure by the English Gave. for education, science and art has increasedmm’ 926.750 in 1835. to £3,972,008 in 1875. ‘P’ IT_t00k 1.100 pounds of fricasseed chicken and 1,420 pounds of rnsk to supply the convicts of Auburn prison with a Christmas dinner. IT is expected that on arrival home Admiral Prsble will be placed on the retired list. as his term of active service will have expired. 1M_P_0BTED perfumes. soaps. and cosmetics are retailing at one-third the price for which they sold four years ago.—._[New York Commeuiaj EX-LIEU1‘. GEN. D. H. HILL, of Confederate of Cincinnati, has just: gis, and is said to be ‘Pm!’ fame. marshals a Bible class, 200 strong, ~ “every Sunday, at his home at Charlotte, N. C. ' M153 BLAINE. 3110 daughter of the Senator, who was so dangerously wounded last fall by the discharge of a pistol in her own hands, has fully? IBOOVGIBG . THE man with alittlc brown jug has to «watch it nowadays, or his wife will paint it all up and store it away on the mantel-piece for a, "ceramic." ~ THE 7th Regiment of New York is to have an Armory. and the noople of that city have already -are still needed. MANY of the appointees of the Coinmon Coun- cil are men of mark; at least, they made it,‘ yesterday, when signing their oﬂloial oaths.—-- (Buﬁlilo Express. ' LOCKPORT Umion: “It is said that the proprie- tor of a Turkish bath at Budalo has changed it to p Russian bath, merely for the sake of being on the winning side. ” THE 18-‘ldlnsr Jewish pastors in the cltv of New York receive the following salaries: Dr. Go“. lieil.$l0.000;Dr. Einhom. 58,000; Dr. Huebsh, Du. HANS VON Bunow writes to the Leipzig Du. .r.‘c.GLt:s'rON recently said to an interview- subscribed $157,000 for the purpose. Only $120,000‘ 'rH;ut’o1.D .;en_aieo. [From-the New York Sun.] “Well, take it for what it~1~8‘W0l‘th, It cost me ﬁve hundredanjd more. '*Y.0“ ":1 ‘h81‘d1‘S’ -believe it,’ -' tvras then ' The handsomest one in the store. "’ There's nothing I own in the World, ,That I am so certain to miss; , I veparted with two-legged friends With far less regret t ban with this. ~ What joys it recalls of the past, _ What moments of rapturous case; When delicate hands that I loved Swept over the ivory keys ; When ti-eniolos tender and sweet, Rose, quivered, and died on the air, And life was a story in song, Untouched by the shadow of care. What visions of suppers it brings; More jolly, Iefsancy, than wise. When radiant bachelor swells Swarmed infer a merry surprise. Then che-rue and song, till at last Wine cloud-ed» the talents of each, And musical lunacy ‘came To ﬁnish it all‘in a screech. What dreams of the dances now ﬂed When, brighter to us than the stars. We waltzed with the daintest girls, Who did not “object to cigars." Rare plans for the future we laid, We thought not of sorrow or loss, But whirled in swift circles of bliss To the magical measures of Strauss. You've answered to many a touch, And sounded full many a tune; December hath brought you its-tvreathas, And summer sent roses of June; You’ve witnessed the rise and the fall Of many old friendships and new, But out of my feeling for all. Old friend, I’ve the deepest for you. AN $8,000,000 CONTRACT. A Spanish City_.Oﬁ'ers a Philadelphia-n Firm the Job of -Carrying Out a Sys- tem of Improvements. ' [From the Philadelphia Times,] _ The movement which has been set on foot in this city, in the direction of opening up the Mediterranean coastto American manu- facturers, has received an unexpected impe- tus from a source upon which the promoters of the project had not calculated. For more than twentyryear-s past the municipal author- -ities of some of the leading cities of Spain have devoted their energies. in the peaceful intervals between the political troubles which ever and anion swept over the country, to the task of transforming the places over which they held sway from their ancient appearance to the style of the modern cities of this conti- nent. . of the most popular cities of the country, which also has the reputation of being the third highest cotton importing port in the world. So far back as 1855, the authorities of this place were seized with the improve- ment mania, and after laying their heads to- gether for a couple of years they determined to commence operations by pulling down the Walls of the town and extending its bound- ary for the purpose of taking in a few smal villages which were several kilometers distant from the city. The contract for this project was awarded to a. company composed exclusively of French-.. men receiving a heavy subsidy from the niuni- cipality. When the work had been completed, the local government began rearranging the -plan of the city, and the Chief of Public Works was instructed to prepare a scheme for the construction of new thoroughfares, and the establishment of public works. By the gas, however, that this functioiiary had , tﬁgluded his labors and presented his report, tiveuthoritles had_ returned to a conserva- pigeoood, and the important document was In , eboled until a ‘more convenient season. attemi0\!ui'se of the few following years the was direcg portunitie f a number of foreign capitalists 'to the port as affording good op- , - for investment and in 1865 a Frenqh °°m . y established a gas works and suxfphed the v with gas for the ﬁrst time. n_:d°u"c'e§ef‘"3 13* street railroads were in- , mom, d-i'3°’:1. land, and in 1871 some and Jaew d‘’_ '31 constructed a reservoir I. ’ "V 1 S.’ ‘*1 down mains and sup- . P ‘ed every “¢°“°“ °~ the city with water. the success with whichmese ante, - . prises have been attended, the alllloriﬁes at ];1st, re- solved to act upon the re , ' Public \Vorks, which ila£f,‘1%‘n§h§,,g,h‘§”,‘,,$f led in obscurity, and town the 010“ of the ggrlggninial Exhiblition one of the Spanish . - 5‘“.°“°"8' W ‘O “'3? 3. \ative of this city, received a communication-0 the name of his inunicipality stating that may Md de_ cided to commence the long-delayekimimwe. iiients by constructing a boiilevard-jwough the center of the city, and intilnatina‘ 4,3; an American ﬁrm or company would have the preference for the contract. ‘ Since that time frequent communicatio“, have passed between the municipality and‘. ﬁrm In this cit ', to whom the matter was re-J ferred bv the ‘oinniissioner, and a full plan of the project has been received. The street l8.tO be two miles long by 200 feet wide, and will ciitthrough property valued at $5,000,- 000, which will be destroyediindei‘ a national law a_uthorizing the destruction of property undera valuation to be ﬁxed by the local au- thorities. _The projected boule_vard must be supplied with gas and water mains, laid with an improved _ pavement, ands street railroad placed upon it on its completion. The thoroughfare is to run from the docks to the mountains, cutting through commer- cial and sr_istocratic neighborhoods. and de- stroymgin its way three monasteries which have been in existence since the time of the building of Rome. The estimated amount of the contract is $8,000,000, and the negotia- tions which are now being carried on are ex- Among the pioneers in this work was one ' MEDICAL gentlemen in Washington have taken. considcrable interest in the recent walking feats: .of Miss You llillern, and an invitation to the fe- male pedestrian to visit that city is probable. Cmcxco was favored with 19,928 arrivals and clearances of vessels in 1877, while New York had only 10,739. But the tonnage was differ- -ent, Chicago having 6,505.93, and New York 3,. 130,465. A Bnooxnrx man, whose wife brought a com- plaint an-alnt him of abandonment and failure to support. her, pleaded that he would be very glad to support her if he could, but he earned only two .11 week. ' ‘Dans the man who won’t strike for his altar -aud his fires!" exclaimed an old Texan, and then softly added. "and there's such a good chance for plunder over .there.”--[National Re. , miblicau. Al‘ the regular monthly meeting of Sorosls, at Delmonico’s, Monday, Mrs. Hoﬂman read a pa- per entitled, “Are there any impassable barriers its a successful business woman entering‘ the best -society?” THE New York Free Trade Club is causing pe- titions to be circulated among‘ the merchants and Jnanufacturers throughout the country. with a 1 view to “popularizing -and fructifying the truths of free trade.’ ‘ IN 1877 ﬁfteen veterans of the war of 1312 were gathered to their fathers. Two of them were 101, -years old, and one, Mr. Lewis, of New Jersey, : left $1,000,000 as contribution to the payment at ‘ the national debt. . QUITE recently fifty-two emigrants from Penn- sylvania, Maryland, North Carolina and ’Missis- sippi sailed for Liberia to settle there. Among the Darly were graduates of Shaw and Fisk Universi- ties. a civil engineer and three missionaries. Tm: violets blue of those eyes of thine, The ro.-es red of thy cheeks divine, The lilies white of my hands so fine, Bloom on and on, fresh, bright and clear- ’Tis only your heart is dried up, my dear. —-[Heine. ANDREW ROBERTSON, 9. Montreal merchant, and President of the Dominion Board of Trade, drew a very gloomy picture of Canadian’ com- merce in his annual address to that body. The followmn statistics, which be quoted, in regard to insolvencles in Canada, strongly support mg position: « Ye:-)ir. Insolvents. Lsa1m,m,,,.__ s o c - case o e e n u a o use ""“""’oeeoeooeoe¢oeoe 3%'l3IDOOO. ' o o o Q o e n o I - no 994-vltvoouvuggggg oooeoooopecboneeeo Iqeﬁuucenneuoouoibc Total in three years . . . . ............$26.495,482 01' ﬁlfearly average of $8,831,827. last three years they were: During the ‘fszar. Insolvsnts. Liabilities- """00I0OIbeeeee1.988.nueee¢oeeaoooo$2S.843.967 18;” ---..........‘.....1.7‘.‘.7«8 on o o o - o o - ~ soon one-no-ooeeao ....1.890... o - o o eoooneeu To-ta1............5,586 Total . . . . ..$79,871,958 AVOI'aze insolvents, 1,862; average liabilities, $26.623,98G. Thus showing that the failures in the last three years in Canada are fully three times more than the previous three years. pected to result in its being secured by a Philadelphia company. ‘ ‘The beneﬁts which would accrue from an American firm gaining the contract can not be estiina_ted,” says a gentleman who is inter- ested in the Mediterranean commerciel move- ment. ‘ jThis place taking the ii_iit.iative other places will follow, and the principal Medi- terranean cities would gradually become architecturally revolutionized. Apart from the opportunity it would-afford for the intro- the country, it would also be along stride to- ward bringing A‘nierican capital into compe- tition with the financiers of other countries. Englishmen have absolute control of the lead and pilver mines of Riorio Pinto, as well as of the ore mines in the northern part of the country. They have also control of.the principal engineering works, while the railroads ‘from Madrid to Turin are run ex- clusively by French capitalists. Spain is al- ways r_e-ady to avail herself of foreign capital, and this enterprise affords such an opportu- nity for opening up the Mediterranean coast to Americans as may never occur again. ” Another instance of the gradual growth of American fame in Europe is afforded by the fact that a communication was received in this city a few days ago from a manufacturer lll Smyrna, Turkey, asking for samples of an- thracite_ coal, together with the price per ton. and freight charges to that country, and sta- ting that a good opportunity existed for bringing it into successful competition with English coal. A Sketch of Gibraltar. [Correspondence Boston Dally Advertisen] Ifelt much curiosity to visit the famous fortress of Gibraltar. The pictures of it which I have seen were striking and attract- ive. No picture, .bowev'er, gave me the slightest notion of the reality. We approach the Rock shortly before sunrise. The sky was clear. Suddenly I perceived in the cold, gray light which precedes the dawn a tall peak, rising from the sea, and I was told that this was the notable Rock. Among the many views of igwhich have been represented this one has no place; the result was to produce on my mind an iinpression the very reverse of what I had anticipated. In another particular I was surprised. I had expected to ﬁnd a huge fortress and nothing more, whereas the fortiﬁcations are less conspicuous than the houses. As a place of residence this place offers many attractions; the climate is excel- lent, and there is plenty tointerest a.sojourn- or. A drawback «seems to be the want of a hotel on the same scaleas the hotels provided- on the Mediterranean coast for the ac- commodation of winter visitors. If this re- quirement were met, I should think that Gibralter would take high rank among the places which offer the charm of a balmy win- ter _.-liinate. All the plants to be found in Africa flourish here. The markets are sup- plied with edibles of every kind, at prices which Ijthought moderate. To not a. few persons the fact of the English tongue being the language of the place would be a recom- mendation. Perhaps no greater contrast can bemet with than that between the clean streets and well-built ‘houses of Gibraltar and the ﬁl y and tumble-down dwellings of the neares Spanish town. Were the fortress to return to Spain it might Icon present an ap- pe.ai'ance like that of the..town in question. I4 or my own part, I have no belief that the . change will ever be effected. Nor do I fancy duction of American labor and material into Si. Ennis Qdailg E10119-Eimnixai, menses morning, §l£lIl1ll§ll“,l;l14,13Z3. that-some changes which it is proposed to - make, with a view to console-the Spaniards for-‘being deprived ‘of this stronghold, will have such an effect. Complaints have long been‘ common about the amount of smug- gunfg -which goes on, and lithe present Secretary for the Colonies has devised a scheme wllereb the obstacles to condiictinga contraband tra c with Spain will be material- -ly increased. Against carrying this scheme into effect th inhabitants ofrthe rock have vigorously protested, ‘and it is intended to -. bring the subject before Parliament next ses- sion. As far as I could learn,the truth seems to beithat the proposed measures to stop ‘ V smuggling would injure the honest trader, ‘without accomplishing the~d'esired~ end. It is said that the source of the-evil is inthe cor- ruption of the Spanish ofﬁcials, and that the only -way in which to put an end to smuggling is to hinder them, and the most highly placed ones in particular, from taking bribes. At present the port of Gibraltar presents a lively appearance. As many as ten or twelve steam- ers call here daily, eitherto discharge caluo or to coal. Stringent Custom House regula- tions would, it is said, reduce the number to ‘ -two or three. A United States Consul re- sides here. All men speak well of him. He .certainly holds an exceptional position among the worthy representatives of the great re- public, because he declines to receiveany 1 sa arv. ' KRUP=I”S‘ ‘GREAT GUN .FAOrI‘uRY. Its Progress from ‘fen Men Employed in 1810 to Nine ‘I‘liousan.d in 1877. [From the Revue B1-itanni.que.] BERLIN, December, 1877—An international coiigress of a rare character-assembleda short time ago at Bredelar, in Rhenish Prusrsia. Mr. Krupp, the greatest gunmaker of the—en- _ tire world, and director of the celebrated ‘foundry at Essen, invited representatives of all nationalities--Russian, English, Austrian, Belgian, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Bra- zilian, and even Ja,panese——-to Witness the ex- periments of a new piece of artillery, the j plated cannon, or, as it is called in German. the “panzer cannon.” The number of 01511- cers present» at these interesting experi- ments was ﬁfty-ﬁve. The object was to solve two problems considered extremely difficult, and which have hitherto deﬁed the ingenuity of inventors. First, a permanent pointing in aim; secondly, the protection of the piece.: Now, this new Krupp gun has no recoil, and, therefore, it is only necessary to aim it once if the object does not change. In the second place it can neither be damaged nor dis- mounted by the enemy. The artillerymen who serve it are sheltered in a-sort of sentry box formed by iron plates of about twenty‘ inches in thickness. This sentry box con- tains the gun and the gunners. The roof and the exterior sides are protected by earth, ’ while the front is pierced by a hole for the passage of the mouth of the gun. The en- emy can see nothing but this hole. The experi- , meiit was so decisive that almost all the ofﬁ- . cers wanted to go into the sentry box while , two enormous siege guns showered shot upon them at short range. This invention may 1 bring about a revolution in the art of defend- ing» strongholds. It is known that the Emperor, while at the military vmaneuvres at Essen, visited the factory of the Messrs. Krupp, and this affair recalls the origin of this great industrial family. V-Vhen the ﬁr-st chief of the factory came to Essen the village had only 3,000 in- habitants. To-day it has 40,000. Krupp com- menced in 1810 with ten workmen, and in 1843 he had one hundred. It was his son, Alfred Krupp, that gave the establishment the prodigious development to which is has reached to-day. It was from England that he brought his method of making steel,-. and he has wonderfully improved upon it by coin- bining it with the Bessemer process. In 1863 he had 4,000 hands employed, and he has 9,000 at present. The buildings of the factory; cover a space of over two hundred acres, and . are surmounted by 100 chimneys. A working- , men’s city with three thousand houses, gives to the hands apartments which are rented at _, from $40 to $809. year. An association for providing food , with twenty-two sales-rooms , furnishes tbeinhabitants, at reduced prices, _ with all that they desire. A single bakery‘, makes 400,000 pounds of breadvin .a month. L There is in this factory of Essen 413 steam: engines. representing a total of 17,000 horses, _ and 77 steam hammers for striking iron, among which ﬁgures the famous liamnier cal- _ led “Fritz,” and which weighs 100,000 pounds. There are 30 miles of railway coin- municatinlz with the different parts of the manufactory, as well «as 40 miles of tele- graphic lines. The establishment can manu- facture iii twenty-four hours 2,700 rails, 150‘ locomotive wheels, J80 wagons wheels, and 1,500 shells; and in It month 250 ﬁeld pieces and 54 others of larger calibre. A Bankrupt City. The grievances of the Florentine citizens have lately become so urgent that the Italian Chamber is considering how they can be re- ' jlieved. The greatness of the kingdom has en the ruin of its former capital. When t_1\ overnment was installed there the muni- C113 ity launched out into every kind of ex- t1‘*=W381nce, and a sum of 100,000,000 was soon b01’1‘0W‘-'1 and spent in a manner that showed more tasks. than prudence. The city bor- l‘0W€d 011 ‘die sect-ii'it_v of the iinposts, but the taxes dwindled when the seat of the capital was shifted to Rome. The events of 1870 progressed so rapidly that even Mr. Crispi, who headed the party which took for its war cry ‘ ‘Rome or death, ’ ’ -found himself entirely out of his calculations. The solen- did palace which he built. himself in Floreiice bad to be abandoned, and was sold for a quartenof what it cost. The population has been reduced by 50,000 of the residents, who have carried to Rollie the rank, the luxury, and the wealth which are always attracted to a capital. itants and saddled with an enormous debt, finds herself on the eve of bankruptcy. Vic- tor Einanuel has. indeed,promised to accom- plish one splendid work for his recent capital, and the great pile which Brunei- leschi commenced more than 500 years ago will be fronted with white inarble, as its architect designed. The municipal authori- ties have done all they can, but increased tax- ation is only driving trade from the city, and still the debt is liiisatisffed. The failure would have been irretrievable but that the Government advanced on its own responsibil- ityasum of 3,000,000 lire to meet the most urgent demands. But the dole of such sums only defers the evil day. A bill is introduced to render such aid as may be prompt and suf- ﬁcient. The claims of Florence in this re- spect are stronger than those of Turiu,though' that city has suffered from similar misfor- tunes. It was the unselﬁsh conduct of the Florentines which practically secured mon- archical unity in Italy in 1859. It depended on her to ﬁx the triumph of the federal sys- tem, and she sacriﬁced her own interests to the feelings of the rest of the nation. In her appeal now to the nation for aid her claims must in the end he recognized, though the tide of politics and party feeling may delay the aid that is so cruelly needed. A Plumber-’s Ohstinacy. A ‘ ‘Murray Hill householder” writes as follows to the editor of the N cw York Plumber and Sanitary Engz'nce7', a journal devoted to the interest of reducing t.he evils arising from defective drainage and water supply to a min- imum: Why is it that some plumbers are so ob- stinate in resisting reforms, even when it is to their pecuniary advantage not to do so? Let me mention an extreme instance of this which occurred about a month ago. A lead- ing New York physician was called in to at- tend a patient. living not far from Resevoir Square. She was suﬁ'eri_ng from inﬂam- mation. Suitable remedies having been prescribed, the inﬂammation ceased, but still she did not get well. The com- plaint quite baﬁied the doctors, even after a consultation had been held. Finally it was suspected that malaria was the cause of her trouble, and strong doses of quinine demon- stated this to be the case, and the recovered. Her physician then made an examination of the house, and found the water supply ar- rangements very defective, there being but one trap in the building. The landlord was notiﬁed, and sent the plumber who had put in the ﬁxtures to ﬁnd out what was wrong. He reported that everything was all right. The doctor r-emonstrated at this, and asked him if he did not think one trap insufficient, and if a soil-pipe was not desirable. He replied quite sharply that one trap was plen- ty, and that soil-pipes were a huinbug. Con- sequently the Board of Health were notiﬁed; the house was inspected and pronounced in a shocking state, and the owner had to make thorough alterations. Yet will it be be- lieved that the plumber would not take the job, but refused to have anything to do with it, so that another plumber "had to be em- ployed? Such a case of iron-clad obstinacv, to use no stronger term, never came within my knowledge, and I hope there are not many others in‘ the l in Florence, destitute of rich inhab- SWELL WEDI)INGS.. Wedding of Richard H. Dana, Son of Richard H. Dana, Jr.., and Miss Edith Longfellow, D=aughte1'.of the Post, in Cambridge. . - I’ From the New York Times.l_ BOSTON, January 10.—-The wedding of Mr. Richard H. Dana, third son of Hon. Richard H. Dana, Jr., and Miss Ed1th,.daus_:hter of thexpoet Longfellow, was so1e.mnize‘d In Cam- ‘ bridge to-day. The event had been looked forward to with unusual interest by the many friends and acquaintances of the two families in Boston and Cambridge,owing to the happy circumstances attending the match, as well as E to the conjunction of two such honored names. .- The weather ‘Was exceedingly disagreeable,‘ a drenching rain falling and convertlng the snow with which the ground Was . covered, into the most unmitigated form of 1“-slush.” The hour ‘of the cere- mony was at 4 p. m., and the place, V the Appleton Chapel. inthe College grounds’. The guests began to arrive at about 3:30 o’:cl'ock. ' The chapel was lightedibyagaﬁa and the ﬂowers were beautiful. :0n the front of g . the pulpit a group ofﬁve lar 'e.‘1i1ie_s were ar- ranged on a background of ark_ green, and on the font and communion table were two 5 enormous bouquets, composed largely of rosebuds. There was no crush, the chapel. not being more than two-thirds filled. The ﬂoor was entirely reserved for the invited guests, who were di, idcd i1.1t0 tW_0 01a3S_eS. -. the pews opening on be central aisle being. occupied by the members of the Dana .3110. Longfellow families auda limited number_ of near friends, these allbeing in full _ evening g dress, while the other guests, holding cards: of invitation to the church ceremony only,: were seated in the pewsopening on the side» aisles. The body of the,church.had, there-A fore,.a very brilliant aspect, the ladies largely, outnumberiii_g the gentlemen, and_ Wearing the most showy and magniﬁcent toilets. In the gallery therevvere but afew people, more than half of whomrwere students. The“ ten ushers were busily engaged for the half hourpreceding the ceremony in seating the guests. .. _ Promptly at 4p. in. the bridal party en- tered the chapel. The march up the aisle to the notes of an allegretto, by Lemons, was in the following ‘_Ol'd8l‘1 First came Mr. R. H. Dana (third), the groom. On the arm Of M1‘- George Wigglesworth, the “best man;” then Miss Edith Longfellow, the bride, _W1th her father. and lastly the two brides- maids, Miss Annie- Longfellow, sister of the bride, and Miss Mary Longfel- low, -cousin of the bride, from Port- land. Arrived at the altar, the party ranged itself in this order: The bridesmaids » at the left, the groonismen at the right, and the bride’s father at her left, and a little to the rear. The ceremony—-a mingling of the Episcopal and Unitarian——was performed by Rev. A. P. Peabody, D.D., assisted by Rev. F-.itherGrafton, of the Church of the Ad.- veut, Boston. The famous poet gave away the bride with as unconcerned amien as could be expected of a father, and while the organ 1 played the “’Wedding March,” by Charles: Mayer. the happy couple retraced their steps down the aisle, and left the cliurch. The- bride smiled graciously on her friend:-: as she came down the aisle. and certainly the _twa1n made a pleasant picture at that particular minute, the groom being manly looking_ and handsome, and the bride graceful, radiant, , and decidedly pretty. The wedding party having been whirled away, the guests began slowly to depart, while the organist played- Mendelssohn’s b-ﬂat organ sonata. _ 2 At the Longfellow house, whither the fami- ly friends went immediately after the cere- mony, there was a reception from 4:30 till 6 p. m., and many heartfelt courratulations were offered the newly-made husband _and wife. The reception was entirely of a private nature, only members of the families and a few of the most intimate friends being pres- . ent. Among the distinguished people -who graced the occasion by their presence were President Eliot and-members of the Faculty ' of Harvard College, James T. Fields, George W. Childs, of Philadelphia, and several mem- bers of the Appleton family. Mari-lavge in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel of the 4th .inst._has the following account of the mar- riage of Ensign Knigbt,of the navy, to a step- daughter of Gov. Ludimrton. of Wisconsin: “The marriagevof Mr. Austin M. Knight and Miss Alice P. Tobey was a social event of par- -ticular interest to Milwaukee people , yester- day. The ceremony occurred in Plymouth Church at noon,~andwas performed by Rev. Henry T. Rose, in the presence of several hundreds of friends. The bridegroom is a handsome and cultured young gentleman,and occupies a position as instructoi' iii the De- partment oi English Literature, History and Law, in the United States Naval Academy, at Annapolis. He holds the milk of Ensign in the navy. To the citizens of Milwaukee be is considerably known, and counts may warm friends here. -The bride is step-daughter of Gov. Ludington, and has ever been re- garded as a great favorite in society, being handsome, vivacious and intellectual. The entree was made in the following order, after Messrs. Ordway and Harry Ludington, who acted as ushers: Messrs. E. Chandler and P. E. Dutclier; Mr. R. G. Denig, of the United States Navy Engineer Corps, and Miss Emma M. Tobey; Gov. Ludington and the bride; Mr. l\‘r:mk Underwood and Miss Lilia Marlin; Mr. Kiilgllt and Mrs. Gov. Ludington. The toilets of the ladies were extremely beautiful, and the bfidegrooui and Mr. Dclllg‘ were in uniform. The ceremony was that of t.he Con- gregational Church, and Mr. Rose added some very appropriate remarks. Alluding to the profession of the bridegroom, he said that it was one ﬁlled with danger, roniance and honor. It might not admit of their having a settled home, but home is where the heart is, and be was assured that with the love wliich the contracting parties felt for eachother their lives would be happy wherever their lot might be cast. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party, accompanied by about one hun- dred invited guests, retired to the mansion of Gov. Ludington. After partaking of the wedding repast. the company returned to the parlors. The gifts were generous and ap- propriate in the -extreme. Among them were noticed a mirror. with a bronze frame; on- graved sllver pie-knife; editions of Scott’s poems; silver nut picker; cameo pin and earrings; a gold brooch, inlaid with pearls; gold-lined silver soup spoon; bridal fan; sev- eral silver sugar spoous, gold lined; a com- bination card receiver, with a tiny band of gold, and satin linings; a dozen silver tea- spoons, lace handkerchief, jewel casket, and many other similar tokens. Among the presents were also the complete works of several of the standard authors. Gov. Lud- ington’s offering was sealed in a large envel- ope, and was presented after the bridal party returned from the church. Unfortu- nately, it wasforgotten wheii_the young couple took their departure, .and its contents are still a mystery. The package will, of course, be forwarded, and in the meantime the young ladies will remain all curiosity. Mr. and Mrs. Knight took the eastward train at 4 o’ clock, en route to their future home in Annapolis, Md.” New York’s Athletic Policemen. I From the New York Star.] The Police Athletic Club was in full force last night at Gilmore’s Garden. The pro- ceeds of last night’s meeting are to be devoted to the Police Widows’and Orphans’Fund,and judging from the number of the audience that were present, quite a nice little sum must have been gathered ‘for this meritorious ob- ‘cot. . I By 8 o’clock the immense structure was full, and promptly at the stroke of the hour the games commenced.» with the 75-yard run. This was for the Police Athletic Club chal- lenge medal, and had six entries. It was won by James Grassick, in 8% seconds. The 220-yard race, for men over200 pounds, wags won by Mr. McCarthy. Time, 32% sec- 013 ‘ S. The heavy weight sparring was won by Jas. Pilkington. The middle weight sparring was won by J . T. Masterson. The P. S. O. medal, for collar and elbow wrestling, was won by James Quigley, in 15 minutes. The one-mile walk for 200 pounds men was won by Win. Muldoon. Time, 9 minutes, 35 seconds. Prof.Wm. McClellan and Then. F. Adams, of the P. A. C., and Prof. W. Miller, walked a half mile in 3 minutes, 4% seconds. The tug of war between the Scottish-Aineb ican Athletic Club and the Police Athletic Club was won by the Police in 3 minutes, 38% seconds. The ﬁve-mile bicycle race was won by Wm. De Noelle, by a foul on the home-stretch, The time of five miles was 21 minutes, 32% seconds. . The-wrestling match betwedn Mr. Muldoon and Mons. Emile was won by the former in two straight falls. Time, 3 minutes, 53% seconds, 0 The match between.F..F. Adainsand; Mons . Boalsn-get was won bythe latter in 8 minutes plumbing trade who are like this J and 35% seconds. The collar and elbow match between Charles , Murphy in‘ 59%. seconds. ‘ The second boutof the heavy weight spar- ring vvas won by Piik_ington.' won by~Frank Donnelly in 5 minutes, 30 sec- onds. The one mile walk had nine starters. James Pilkington won in 8 minutes, 26‘/I seconds. The second bout of the tug of war was a draw, as neither would pull the other over after striiggling twenty minutes. The pro- graﬂme had to be ended here, as it was mid- nig . ' A ROCHESTER DEFAULTER. 0 Eugene A. Shepardson, Savings Bank- Teller, Loses $9,000 of the Ban_k’s? -Cash in Stock Speculations. : [From the Rochester ,Express. 1 V This morning startling rumors .obtained‘ credence on the streets, that a defalcation had been discovered in the -accounts of one of the oﬁicers of the Rochester Savings Bank, but no names were given nor any particulars. Our reporter visited the bank for the pur- . pose of verifying or disproviug those rumors, and Mr. Hart, the‘Treasurer, after a consul- tation with the -attorney, Mr. Edward Har- -’1‘i3.a ‘ﬁnallyvgavethe following facts concern- T ing the case: For some time past slight discrepancies had been noticed in the accounts of the bank, but ‘ they were of suclf" small amounts that they were supposed to be merely clerical errors, such as will occur. sometimes even among the . best regulated cashiers, tellers and book- -keepers, who receive, pay out, and keep ac- count of such large sums of money as: pass through that rich and inﬂuential: bank. On Saturday afternoon last, af-3 ter . a searching“ investigation, it discovered that there was a , age of about ‘$9,000, and Mr. -Eugene. ~Shepard-son, the" well-known paying teller of: the bank, who has been employed there for ten years., was accused of having appropriat- ed that sum to his own use...Mr. ‘Shepardson, it is stated, at once acknowledged the defol- cation, and further confessed that he had been in the habit of taliing money from the bank since April, .1872, nearly four years ‘ago.- He managedito escape.detectio_n by contriving it so that when the bank e.xamincrs made their usual monthly examiiiation of his ac- counts he would issue his personal check on’ seine of the city banks, obtain money enough. on it to meet the deficiency, and thuskeep his accounts straight. Next morning he would re-appropriate the money from the Savings Bank, ‘and return the sum which he had bor- rowed for the time being. ‘By this means he was ‘shielded from detection, and nothing, more was ever discovered until recently, than the little shortages" of insigniﬁcant amounts. Mi‘. Shepardsoii’s story is very similarto those usually told in such cases. The money was taken in the first place for the purpose of gambling in stocks, undobtedly with the in- tention of returning it, but his speculations proved disastrous, and he was thus drawn in- to the vortex‘ which had already been the ruin of so many other men. On Monday morning last he was discharged from further einploynient in the bank, which is amply secured from all loss, by the bonds which Mr. Shepardson had, of course, been required to give. Mr. Shepardson is a young married man, of ﬁne abilities, very respectably connected and movlng in good society. He was always uob- .' bily dressed, and gave numerous evidences of expensive tastes, among them being that for a first-class horse and buggy, which, no doubt, earned him the envy of many other young men who could not afford the luxury. The disclosure of his defaleation will be a source of real pain to the numerous friends of his family, and a sad but pointed lesson to other young men who may be tempted to‘ play fast and loose with their employers’ money for the purpose of stockgambling. A TOOTH FOR A TOOTH. The Rule Literally Applied by a. Black- Hil1er‘t0 His Indian Enemy. A I From the Ogden Freeman.] Last April a man named Roberts, who went outto therHills from Delaware, was captured by the Indians near Deadwood. When they ‘ had robbed him of everything except shirt and pants, six of the seven redskins were in favor of turning him loose and letting him get. back to the city. The seventh Indian protested, against this action, and when he had to submit tothe majority he struck Rob- erts in the mouth -with the head of his toma- bawk. smashing out several teeth and inflict- ing other injuries. Roberts took a good look at the warrior, and as he was turned loose he vowed to get even, if he had to stay out there until Darwin turned back into a baboon. The mills of the gods grind for theisavages as well as for white men. Roberts and others wood. Indian beggars and loafers come into all camps almost daily, and the. other day the old top-knot who played smash with the Dela- ware man’s teeth, entered the camp and wanted to trade a lot of fresh venison for bar- lead. Roberts identiﬁed him in an instant, and the venison and the savage were jerked at one and the same moment. All the men in the camp knew how Roberts had been served, and when he had the right man in his grasp, there was no one to plead the other side of the case. The Indian was staked down on the grass asaﬁrst move. He recognized Roberts, and realizing that the hour of reckoning had come, he whined like a 0g. He offered riﬂe, knife and all else to settle the dentistry busi- ness, but -the inineij couldn’t have been bought off for 810,000. When he got ready he went to work with the red man’s toma- hawk and deliberately knocked out every tooth he could get at, and he didn’t miss a great many. 'I‘he Indian had no more grit than a boy, but yelled like a regiment of cav- alry going into a fight. A tooth for a tooth was not enough for Roberts, and he coolly sliced off his victims ears, working slowly and doing a first-rate job. Then he sheared the warrior’s top-knot-and turned him loose to ﬁndihis friends and receive their praises on his early assumption of fall styles. The wretch didn’t wait a second after being told to go—-didn’t even ask for his ears as pocket-pieces. Roberts had them pinned up as relics, with abag full of teeth above them, and to strangers he explains: “The durned Injun who picks my molars with his Thomas hawk wants to leave the country on the very first train, or he’ll wish he’d been borna buzzard.” The Oldest Human Relic in the World. In the Etruscan Vase Room of the British Museum is to be seen the skeleton of one Pharaoh Mykerinus, decently ineased in its original burial clothes, and surrounded by fragments of the coffin, whereon the name of its occupant can be easily read by Egyptolo- gists, affording conclusive evidence that it once contained the mummy of a king who was reigning in Egypt more than a century before the time of Abraham. The proof is thus explained in the Gentleman’s Magazine, April, 1806: “About two years ago Herr Duemichen, 0. German explorer of the menu- ments of Egypt, following up the indications pointed-.out by M. Mariette, a distinguished archaeologist, discovered on the buried Walls of the temple of Osiris, Abydos, alarge tablet containing the names of the ancient Pharaohs from the time of Mizraim. the grandson of Noah and founder of the Egyptian monarchy, to that of Pharaoh Seti I., the father of the well known Rameses the Great, including thereby the chronology of nine centuries,viz, : from B. C. 2300 to B. C. 1400. This tablet, by far the most important yet discovered, has been compared to the sculptured ﬁgures of the kings of England at the Crystal Palace, from William the conqueror to her Majesty Queen Victoria. Astronomical evidence, moreover, enables us to determine the time of two iinportant epochs in the history of Egypt, one of which is connected with our present subject. Sir John Herschel has ﬁxed the age of the Great Pyramid of Gizeh to the middle of the twenty-second century B. C. The tablet of Abydos shows that the Pharaoh whose bones we now possess succeeded the builder of the Great Pyramid with only two intervening kings. We are therefore war- ranted in assuming that the remains of Pharaoh My-kerinus belongs to the age to which we have assigned them.” Starved Into Stealing. (From the New York Mail.) John Conklin-, a poor and half starved looking fellow, was caught last evening in the act of stealing the carcass of a sheep from in front of Michael Jeri-oid’s butcher store, 290 Eighth avenue. He was -taken before Justice Duﬁy to-day and said he had been out of work for some time, and that his wife and four young children were starving, and that seeing the-sheep so displayed and thinking tion. He was held ~.fcr..tria.l. Tm: Cincinqnati -Gazette says Ml:s.Hicks,- who_consen=ted to marry Mr. Lord, of New York, “is one of tbetﬁnest we-men ~.Mj.th0 age, ;-and “cheap stone-third -efgladls «-wealth, P Murphy and James Quigle-yj was won by‘; The- second bout of the middle weights was ‘V I, have a camp about two miles from Dead- of his familyhe could not resist the -tempts--_ D YOUNG PON'I‘I'N’S -suioibn. Some Information as to What May Have Caused It—-His Last Letters to His Father--His Betrotl_ied’s“Distrcss . - |From the New York Herald.‘l The suicide of William Shepherd Pontin, Jr., the young drv goods clerk, reported in yesterday’s Herald. is one of those mysteri- ous occurrences which further investigation does not explain. He left his home at No. 179 Raymond street, Brooklyn, on Wednes- day-morning, -without giving his uncle, Mr. J. Crofts, any cause for alarm, and the lat- ter’s last wordsto him were: _ ‘ ‘You will be sure and be on handthis evening, ” referring to his marriage, which was to take place that night. _ 0 The summons of the uncle to I-Ioboken and the painful circumstances surrounding his recognition of P-Ol1til1’S body have already been told. “ On his return to New York. Mr. Crofts__no- tiﬁed the father of the deceased, Mr. Wm. Sheplierd Pontin, of No. 2 Benson street, of the sudden death of his son. The.1atter gen- tleman was ‘completely unnerved by the in- telligence, as he-couldnot imagine the cause for. such temporary insanity as that exhibited. by his unfortunate son . « Mr. Crofts was very busy yesterday making all«the'necessary arraugementsfor the inter- ment ofhis nephew, and during the morning the body was brought over from the Morgue at Hoboken and taken tollis residence at No. 179 Raymond street, Brooklyn. During the afternoon a number of friends and relatives called and Mr. Crofts was kept busy answer- ing all the questions that were put to him. _ A Iierald reporter had a short conversation with him and that gentleman said: “My nephew was about twenty-ﬁve years of age. and he 0 came to live with me about four years ago. His father, Mr. W. S..Pout-in, married my sis- ter and she died about eleven years ago. Mr. Pontin married again. .an_~:l his son. did not 7 agree with his motheiwin-law; in fact, their .difi'erences gave him so much discomfort that I suggested he should come over and live with me,“ and he has been under my roof ever 1 since. I first found him employment with Ridley, in Grand street, and lie- remainedji there until abouta yearago, when he went, ers, of New York, and has been with them:- up to the present. He has been eligaged to : Miss Plant for some few months, and was, undoubtedly, -very much attached to her. It is nearly impossible to account for his rash act, as he was not at all of a. melancholy or inorose nature; in fact, quite the life and soul of the household. He was not dissipated in his habits, and spent nearly all his evenings in the house. ” THE FATI-IER’S-IVISIT. During theeve-hing Mr. W. S. Pontin, the father of the deceased, who keeps a chop house at No. 2 Benson street, New York, paid a visit to the house and saw the remains of his son. The Herald reporter asked to see Mr. Pontin, but that gentleman declined to see anybody. The funeral will take place at 2 p. In. to-day. Mr. A. W. Ketchanl, the employer of young Pontin, was visited yesterday after- noon, and in course of conversation Mr. Ketchain said that he could not account for the sudden death of his young clerk. “He had always been very attentive to his busi- ness, and it was on last Monday he to d me‘: that he-was going to be married, an Iin- formed him he could have two week’s vaca- tion. Hc was evidently very much pleased with my offer, but declined to accept more than a week. ’ ’ . A BEREAVED -MAIDEN. ‘The young lady to whom young Pontin. was tobave been married on Wednesday evening was Miss Rose Plant. of East Thirty-third street, the daughter of awell-known mer- chant tailor of this city. Miss Plant is about twenty years of age, handsome and highly accomplished, and has been engaged to the deceased for four or ﬁve months. She _is at “present in avery critical condition, as the news of her lo.ver’s terrible death had -an al- most paralyzing etfect, and her physicians are in fear thather mind will be permanently af- fected. When she received the note from him on Wednesday afternoon, brieﬂy stating thatthe marri-agelwould be postponed, she was in the midst of herbridesmaids, and ﬂushed with joy at the prospect of the early realization of her fondest hopes- She imme- diately put on a walking suit, and, accompa- nied by her young brother, went over to Brooklyn, where she was soon awakened to the horror of the situation. THE LETTER TO HIS FATHER. The following is an extract from a letter that the deceased wrote to his father: NEW YORK, Jan. 5, 1878.—Not knowing which title would be most agreeable to you, I therefore cannot head my letter as I would wish. I take pleasure to announce my mar- riage for Wednesday, January 9, and would be pleased to have you and your wife attend. Although disowned by you ,_ I deem it my du- ty as a son to extend an invitation to my fath- er. I do this with no motive as to ﬁnances. I ask nothing of you but respect. Hoping to hear from you, I remain W. SHEPHERD. On the back of the letter, written in pencil, is the following: TO YOUR REVERENCE--I hope you will ac- cept the enclosed fee as a token of respect. I would have liked to make it larger, but my means would not permit. Yours very truly, PONTIN. The above are said by Mr. Crofts to be only extracts from a letter that was written his father, and the signature, W. Shepherd, will be readily understood when it is remembered that the name of the deceased was William Shepherd Pontin. The theory that the act was committed because the father refused to be present at the wedding is most emphatical- ly repudiated by Mr. Crofts, as, he added, there was very ittle Warm feeling existing between father and son. A Turkish Romance. . In the reign of good Abdul-Aziz, a young vendor of portable drugs in the streets of Constantinople, was surprised one day_ to catch sight of a delicate feminine hand waving to him from a passing carriage. Before he could so much as hazard a guess as to the identity of the fair mysterious stranger, the vehicle was some distance away. “A bold daughter of the Giaour, ’ ’ thought the perma- tetic merchant, concluding that it was an au- dacious Freneh or English coquette, from some one of the hotels frequerltedby foreign travelers, who had waited him the half covert salute in a spirit of romantic mischief. A handsome enough fellow he was, and not un- conscious of it; but withal, too stolid to be long exercised in his fancy by an incident of this description. That afternoon, however, he was followed into his humble home in the suburbsby a slave in the Sultan’: livery, who said, tersely: “Your name is Mahmoud Da- mat.” The surprised drug vendor nodded rather treinulously. “And you are unmar- ried?” Another nod. “Then,” added the imperial slave, “you are commanded by the Princess Emineh to attend at the palace, to- morrow, where she will see you. ” When, after a low bow, this odd messenger had departed, Mahmoud was rather more alarmed than ﬂatteredat the character of the summons. The Princess Emineh, daughter of the late Abdul-Mejid, and niece of the reigning Sultan, was celebrated throughout. the whole Sublime Caliphate for her self- willed ways and endless eccentrieities, and it was popularly believed that the amiable Abdul-Aziz would indulge her in any whim for the sake of peace. Had she been married and become the mother of a son during her father’s reign, that son would have succeeded Abdul-Aziz; whereas the latter now proposed that his own son should be the next Sultan. Thus was Emineh of less roval consequence in her uncle’s court than she might have been; yet she had her own way in all matters concerning her own uiigovernable self, and it was currently reported that she took par- ticular delight in all manner of startling ex- travagauces. It was, therefore, with fear and trembling that the unexpectedly hobored vendor of drugs betook himself to the palace at the ap- pointed hour; nor was be reassured when an oflicer, after asking his name, bade him fol- low to the presence of the great Padishah himself. But fear gave way to incredulous exhilaration when Abdul-Aziz, without pre- lude, conferred upon him the rank of Bey, and then bade him rejoice for that the Prin- cess Emineh had chosen him above an army of noble suitors for her husband! Thepros- trate Mahmoud knew not whether to believe his ears or not. Attendants robed him ﬁt- fore the strong-minded niece of the Sultan like a man in a dream. Hearing from her own u-nhcsitating lips that she had often be- held him from her carriage until her heart preferred him above every other man she had ever seen, he proetrat-ed -liimsel anew, and illusion and a vision. It was no illusion, however. In a week’: time the lucky fmlow was created a ,Pa§1.ia. gun in .3 fortnight the headstrong Emineh married him without public parade _of any kind. _'With the honeymoon passed away all uncut, and gaining the particular friendshi ,1 have forced the office of Grand Vizier up to A. W. Ketehani & C099 commission deal-J - tingly for the interview, and he was led be- i prayed the Prophet that it might not all be an j good sense resumed full sway. Ir item 0 presuming upon his elevation to tal“ par“ politics and courtly intrigue, he too‘ Ellis to, conciliate all parties by a modest, qi st beam ing, devoting himself chieﬂy to certain legit‘ imate business contracts with the Govern of his wife’s brother, Abdul-Hamid. 1:12; said that he made great sums by his contract; ’ Be that as it might, he maintained a permga“ nent ascendancy, b0,th at Courtand with th public, during allthe chansgres and disorder preluding the present Russo-Turkish War‘, ’oor Abdul-Aziz was deposed bythe turbu lent Softas, and committed suicide. T , ‘ camel-the bi-'ief episode of Mourad, the Prin ces Emineh’: half.-br,other,uw.ho, after asho. lease of power, went melancholy mad and was placed in « -a palatial asylum all Tcheragan. To him succeeded the now reign ing Sultan, -Abdul II-amid, after whose acce. sionithe influence of Mahmoud Damat beca paramount in the highest councils of the Sub-3 lime Porte. This, too, although there was recent breach between the eccentric pi'i1icesg;', therein of three Circassian WOII18Il,- h . Sultan upholds his mother-in-law against th ‘ passionate. Emiulh, and would, itis believe him if hevhad not been recently invalided -b. an apopl-ectic stroke. But Moura-d, the exit Sultan, sides with the princess, and the quesf tion has assumed the aspect of a bitter politii cal issue between the respective partisans of the half-brothers in Constantinople. X?’ Indeed, the anti-court party of the_excitedf Turkish capital claims that it was through the overwhelming inﬂuence of Mahnioud Damat in Cabinet councils that the line of t s in time to save Plevna. Public irritation un- der national reverses must ﬁnd a scapegoat; and in this case it is -the now perilously sick ex-vendor of nostrums and ‘husband of a.;_,. princess whose biography, as given here_u_poi; -current historical authority, sounds ‘like A story from the Arabi.~an,*Nights.. T EANKS AND BANKERS. Reminiscences of New York’s Great‘: Financiers. . [New York Corrcspongd euce Cincinnati Gazette.] The death of the late John Q. Jones is an other breach upon the-array of bank Presi dents which-was once the pride of our com merce. Among these was John A. Stevens, — President of the Bank of America, whose; father had been an-eminent merchant, a who left a fortune of nearly two millions- Another was Shepherd .Knapp, President off? the Merchants’ Bank. He came hither poor boy, and having obtained a situatio in a leather store in “the Svyaiii_p,’—’ ,_ . rose steadily by industry‘ and talent to eminent rank in ,the mercantile com munity. He was one of the pillars in..«, the brick church, and left a fortune of .«a F inillion. There, too, was the late Willianl. F. Havemeyer, President of the Bank 010‘; North America. He was a representative of A; the highest class of the German element, andf inherited from his father the secret of sugar- ‘ reﬁning, in which he made a large fortune. ._ Mr. Haveineyer was noted for his personal ’ appearance, and his ﬁnely rounded brow and genial countenance rendered him a mar‘k<le{d feature in the community. He was the ric - est of the bank Presidents, and left a fortune estimated at $4,000,000. It may also be said that he was-the only one of this ﬁnancial class that ever embarked in politics, having been twice elected Mayor of this city. WILLIAMS AND THE METROPOLITAN. Richard S. Williams, late President of the‘ Metropolitan Bank, is on the recent death record. This bank owes its origin to afeaturs “*1 in ﬁnance which is now hardly remembered. There was atime when out-of-town money was not received by our banks, and-hence was sold to brokers who made a good living out of the shave. The country banks favored this system, which became aheavy tax on the business community. The Metropolitan Bank was formed for destroying this long practiced; imposition. It took the uncurrent money from its customers,and then sent it to the out- of-town banks for redemption. After a ion war it conquered, and the , result is that al country banks were gcompelled to keep their issueat per, the saving to the city being all least a -million a.year.. Since then the Metro- politan -has been doing a regular discount business, with steady success. Mr. Williams was a man of wealth, and ﬁlled a more than usual sphere of usefulness, but his name is oi chief importance from its connection with the "war on a system of “shaving, ” whose enor- mous extent at one time seriously impaired trade. '5‘, THE BANK BACHELOR . The death of John Q. Jones brings to our attention the only bachelor bank President, whose recent death is the last gap in the ﬁnan- cial world. Mr Jones was President of the. Chemical Rank, 9. name so identiﬁed with success that it suggested the ancient alchem- ists who transmuted all things to gold. Its history is a peculiar illustration of results , growing out of a scheme entirely ‘ different from expectations. Sixty years ago John Mason was the chief dry goods merchant in . America. He began a poor boy, and it is said that. for awhile he worked at the tailors’ trade,but he had great mercantile genius,and this led to a grand success. Among the pro- " jects which occupied his mind on retiring =;, from trade was the manufacture of chemicals, , ‘-«‘«-‘ and he became President of a company form- ed for this purpose, with banking privileges. Tile project proved a failure and the works- were abandoned, but it was determined to continue the bank, whose capital was $800,- RESULT OF CONFIDENCE . That John Mason was its President com- manded the conﬁdence of capitalists, who wanted a safe place for their funds. This conﬁdence was continued after Mason’s death, by the election of Jones, who had been long in his service, and the consequence was that. on a capital of $300,000, was added 1 «$7,000,000 of deposits. The proﬁts were so large that the surplus is now $5,000,000, and the dividends gradually increased until they reached 100 per cent per annum. No sales of Chemical stock have been reported for sev- eral years, the last quotations being $1,600 for shares whose par value is 8100. Among the fortunate stockholders are such men as James Lennox. Peter Goelet, the estate of A. T. Stewart & Co., and other solid names. and to own stock in the Chemical is one of ‘* the boasts of aristocratic wealth. I mention these details to illustrate the peculiar turn of affairs by which the failure of one project turned the current of events to‘ a more pro- ﬁtable channel and built up the most success- ful bank in the world. The Chemical has been very quictin its operations, and never advertised its dividends. It has been for years a heavy purchaser of business paper, of which Jones was a very remarkable judge, but it avoided every movement of a specula- tive character, and has never done anything to impair its reputation. ‘surrendered Estates. The Lowell Comfer o f Saturday says: ‘ ‘George Bancroft surrendered twenty estates to the City of Caiiiiiridge, Mass. , rather than pay the large assessnients charged him for betterments in consequence of ﬁlling the street in front. of them. He then asked that he should be allowed for them the $83,600 for which they were taxed. "he city, however, refused to give him more than $13,000, and a Sherif’f’s jury appraised them at $12,027. Bancroft appealed, and the Superior Court 7 set aside the verdict, not on account of its in- justice, but on technical grounds, which have been carried to the Supreme Court. ’ ’ THE Zlloniteur gives the dower of the In- fanta Mercedes at£1,000,000 sterling indepen- dently of diamonds and other jewlery. King Alfonso has ordered for her the most extrava- gant ornaments. Queen Isabella, who, the Monitezw says, presents the only clouded brow amid the general radiance. will not give up any of the jewelry she took from Spain in 1868. The Pope is sending a diamond. rose to the bride who, he trusts, by her piety, will hereafter merit a golded one. - The Parent of Insomnia. The parent of insomnlaor wakefulness is in nine case; out of ten it dyspeptic stomach. Good digostioii gives sound sleep, indigestion interferes with it. The brain and stomach sympathize. One of the prom- nent symptoms of a weak state of the gastric organs is; disturbance of the ?,‘l.‘e:~Z.t nerve eutrepot, the brain. Invigorate the sto-macll,and you restore equi- librium to the great center. A most reliable medicine for the purpose is Hosts ttei-‘s Stomacli Bitters. which is far.n,refe,i:.able to mineral sedatives and ,,powerful narcotics, which. thougli they may for n time exert a soporific inﬂuence upon the brai.i..,.soon cease to act, andinvariabiy injure the tone of the stomach. The Bitters, on the contrary." rcstorciacti-vil.y to ;the op- ~0e:a.tions.of that all-important 4Ol‘gftll._ and their behe- ‘ﬁcent 'h§3_ﬁ.I_l.e.l1§'E is reflected ,in sound sleep -and, a tranquil state of the neurons *tysl.em. A wholesome Lflitﬂlliﬁh. 7 th . brid m’s awkwardneu in his novel "e mm his natural shrcwdnus ‘32IlajJetusis’like1v'isﬂ v:eu;”_to"tli"e action of the L‘l9‘*?¢‘;¥r‘?;7..5‘*;’FF$'*- Q ‘ ’ , 7 . . _ the sinful nation, a people, laden with iniquity, a to-ct philosophical errors in my letter only proves lpreiei-ahleto a manly maintenance ‘of principles . Erliii GREAT eeuriiovintsv. continued from First P1126- am the customs of by-gone ages. religious rites Ritualism. Gnosticism and Jud onies, Church cliscllllim’. l’i°"3 “SW59 iaiilig ggfilagsiiasticzil laws and con8titl1ti0I18- Ill; man traditions are worthless. K116 and 811P01‘Bt1 tious tales, which Christ condcmiiﬁdnaéiig condemn an tradition? Did he not refer his one- mics to those who sat in the chair of Moses, say- Iiis holy Church also cond0mI18- ing, "All things therefore whatsoever they shal say ta you observe and do, but according to their works do ye not; for they say and do not’ ’? Now, in the Mosaic dispensation there were many traditions which the Jews observed, as they be- lieved that Moses received on Mount Sinai an oral Molitor’s Philos- therefore Christ appears from the ‘force of Did the Old teaching? See _ Judges vi, 13; And in the New Testament, see and traditional revelation (see ophy of History and Tradition) ; referred to these, as the words, ‘ ‘all things wliatsovcr.” Testament refer to traditional-y Exodus xi1i.5. 8; Dent. xxxii, 7; L:Fs.Olxxvii, 5. . or. ii, 2; 11. These. ii, 14 iii 6' .' ' i, 13, ii. 2, iii, 14; John xxi,'25. ’ s’;,I1I.-0139",}; whowwas a disciple ‘of St. Polycarp, the disciple of St. John, in his treatise against heresies, teaches the necessity of tradition. "It is our il‘utY‘.” he says. "to obey the priests of the Umlchi who have their succession from the Apostles. who, with the succession of the Epis- fyhate, have received the same gift of truth.’ ’ And what though the Apostles iad not left us any writings, would it not have been our duty to follow the rules of the TRADITIONS which they delivered to those to whom they committed the Churches?” (Book 3, ch. 4). Again, Origen book 1. r. 2, St. Cyprian, St. Basil, St. John. Chrysos- tom, St. Athanasius. St. Jerome, St. Augustine, and _St. Vincent of Lerius, who is accused falsely ﬁt being the author of a. new rule of faith by Dr. 83-861‘. and whose words. which I am going to quote, corroborate. the truth of my description of ingdern.her.esy. He says: "Some oneinay ask, Ev atyneed is there of the a_uthority of the.Church’s eac 1112, since Scripture is perfect, of itself suf- ficient, and more than sufficient for everything? We reply, that, owing to the very depth of Scrip. ture, it is_not understood by all in the same sense. One man-interprets it one way,another in another so_ that one might suppose that as many meanings might_be drawn from it as there are readers. Novation (Dr. Reaser) explains even it. in on Way. Pliotiiius (Dr. Falconer) in another. Arius, etc.,(Dr. Holland, etc. ,) in another. This is the eason _why,on account of many varieties given the inc of interpretation must be. drawn according to he standard of the Catholic and ecclesiastical sense. It never was. it nowhere is, it never will be, allowable for Catholic Christians to teach any other doctrine than that which they have re- ceived. and it always has been, everywhere is, and will be, their duty to anathematize those who do otherwise. * * * - But do the heretics (Prot- . estants) allege testimonies from the Scriptures? Assurcdly they_do, and withthe greatest conﬂ- dence. You will see them run lightly o_ver the different books. But the more they hide them- selves under the shade of Scripture, the.more are they to be feared. Let us remember that Satan transforms himself into an angel of light. He who assailed the Lord of Glory Himself with quo- tations from the Scriptures, what will he not do to us poor mortals? If, then, the devil and his disciples, the heretics (the Protestants) can thus pervert the divine words. what shall Cathol-ics, the children of our Mother, the Church, do to distinguish truth from falsehood? They shall take care to observe the rule which holy and learned men have delivered to us. as we said at the beginning of this treatise, and‘ interpret the divine Scriptures according. to the traditions of the universal Church, and the rule of Catholic doctrine.” , Thus speaks the author of those words which Dr. Reaser quoted: " Quad semper, quoct ubique, quad abommbus,” which, he tells his intelligent , hearers, don’t mean a street coach. ‘'0: course,” he says, “as Protestants, we appeal at -once-to the Scriptures.” How do Prostestaiits know what are the Scri tures? By their own evi- deﬁice? A proving A Protestant logic in its purity! ’ “What, then, is the Scriptural conception of the Church?” asks Dr. Reaser, and his answer resolves itself into this: That the Church is an invisible body; that is, that there is no witness to the truths of revelation, that is, that there is no adequate teacher of men (see my former let- ters), that is, as Dr. Reaser makes the Church to consist of the just alone, and as no one can know who are just and who are unjust, therefore, the nioialobligation of joining the Church ceases, and the whole plan of salvation would be a moral Babel. Indeed, his idea of the Church is a per- feet Gallimalia. The Catholics understand that the Church has an objective _corpora-t-e existence, the one active, the other passive. The first is Christ acting through those whom He called to declare His word, and through them governing and directing the Kingdom of God on earth. The second are all huinan persons. to whom this ’doc- ’ trine is taught, and who are the recipients of the sacraments and the subjects of the government of the Churcli. The one is called the Church teach- ing, the other the Church believing. With the‘. one Christie unseparably‘ united as he is with _His human nature, and , in this sense the Church) is said to be the continuation‘ of the incarn‘ation. With the other He is ‘united by a bond of charity which depends for its preservation on the free will of each individual member; hence We are advised" to be‘ “careful to ‘keep the unity of the Spirit.” With the first Christ acts goﬂicially, irrespective of free will; hence all these prerogatives which we predicate of the. Church are not meri- torious virtues rendering the officers of the Church, on that account, more holy and just, but graces gratuitously given, not directly for those on whom they are invested, but for the others. How mole-eyed then (I like this word) are our Protestant opponents in bringing up the private failings of Popes and bishops as argu- ments against the claims of the Church . As the powers belonging to civil governments, and in-. vested on men, do not render them personally better than they were before, nor personally su- perior to us, its subjects. Nor do they elevate them above the law whose ofi‘icers_they are. So, also, in the Church analogically. Hence the Pope has to submit (morally) to all the teachings of the Church, and though being ofllcially infallible, the truths of faith are as inys- terious to him as to me, and he has to “work out his salvation with fear and trembling,’ ’ as Ihave. Sec, though we love him, and would give up our little treasures to niaintain him asaPope and sovereign, and believe him to be Christ's viceger-- em; on earth. yet we do not attribute to him that which the hiimblest Baptist or Presbyterian claims for himself--pi~edestinated election. It is idle work to follow Protestant adversaries in their i'andon'i arguments agziinst the Church with the view of enlightening them; for they have not learned the alphabet of religion. Everything coming from their pens is an example of the igno- wmtia elenclzi in logic. They may go ever so near the truth like some of our "P, E. Catliolics,” butitis as two parallel lines——they never meet. It is hard foi a mother to argue with her son, ex- cept in a bescecliing manner, who demands the portion of his inheritance and leaves hishoine to squ:-inder it and live on husks for food. Yes, it is humiliating to have raised‘ up such children; for as Dr. Newman says he "who talks bravely against the Church owes it to the Church that he can talk at all.” _ _ “Wonder, 0 ye heavens, and be in amazement. My people have done two evils. They have left me, the fountain of living water and have digged out cisterns, broken cisterns that can hold no water. ’ ’ V ‘ ‘Hear O heavens and give ear 0 earth, for the Loid hath spoken: I have brought up children and exaulted them, but they have de- spised Me. The ox knoweth his ownerand the use his master’s crib, but Israel hath not known Me, and My people hath not understood. Woe to wicked seed, ungracious children: they hath for- saken the Lord, they have blasphemed the Holy One of Israel, they have gone away backward.” (Isai. i2:-3-4.) Yours truly, C. F. O’LEABY. P. S.--l)r. Reaser touched on other points to which I will devote another letter. Your issue of the 10th is at hand, in which I see Dr. Falconer’s remarks o/n my last letter. He reminds me of Golds’hiitli’,s village schoolmaster, and of Biilwer Lytton’s saying. that “when the world has once got hold of a Pie, it is astoiiisliiiig how hard it is to get it out of it. You beat it about the head until it seems to have given up the ghost. and lo! the next day it is as healthy as ever.’ ’ The good Dr. accuses me of several things, but disproves iioi..hina' that I have written. His attempt to do- that the learned Dr. d, H has long since "ﬁnished his sin ies. YOIIFS 6130-. . C. F. O’LEARY. Ratioiialisni and Ritua.lism.— Letter from Rev. Dr. Loftoii. To the Editor of the Globe-Democrat: LOUIS, January 11, 1878.--‘ ‘The Great Con- troversy” new progressing in your columns, wliaicver be the motives of men in the contest, is not the result of in-ei'e accident. In every free counti-y—-iii every country where there is an as- piration for freedom, and where there is a growth of ideas—-—thcre will ever be coriﬂibts of opinion. Otherwise, there would be ultimate conflicts Of belligerentferees. There are many people op- posed to poieniical controversy, and we are warned against “vain babblings” and "conten- tions,” but nothing but deep-, earnest. 110116-St controversy is the life of truth or the death of errorin‘a-community where Opbosing ideas on- %‘1Ven questions are continuallyand rapidly grow- US- I pity the man, or thegcrecd, or the system, afraid. of agitation. It demonstrates that either cowardice, or elsea dread of responsibility. or else alcve of popularity, -..ase and -‘comfort are Sometinies craft. as in the case of Demetrius, 1]; more in _ the way than anything else. ‘°a°ll0J‘8. politicians, periodicals, professionals :1‘-n.<l_,ti-adesmen are often more fearful of losing neii bi-e.id orthelr public favor than they are of ge"°’3'”“~3' the Spirit of contention When argu- mentiswauting. and whei v-~f ' - ( r ,,},”.m, ,,,.e-mdaiwer “ml c..i t,“c1eer.l and pop. ' ’ -' . ‘ ~ _,, ,1. ‘ ' ' 7 \ ' I of the .Ephe’sians..3' ’ -3 cl) ’ Gmac is Dﬂna manv a true cause xiia “ya noble gommmem’ liecziilost by a. ‘tiiri;,;,.;;';5,:,a-'=“""’d W'.m°‘P1"'- have idols’ by the c,.av-»eﬁ—spm_tnat it oiship of ear-(lily the r(Es[)0llSliJllll'.leS—Wh' ‘ 0 Selﬁsh fem’ ‘O me”? nal has laid upon-the.shoulde,.3 of i advocates. Agitatel agitate! W S professed juil‘thr<-fﬁevaietwo leading ex ’ : ‘V. _. ‘ I "“ii?.g2.‘é‘3.§E.l?i5"“‘l"Ei.‘2.§.i"ll’.l.”°“ " -- o 3! ° . 5'0 3- . -- °'3a‘13!8_m.and Ritual- 9-lvﬁm and Phar- c0_,untry. hi-ines of ism-_-the cor.respondinf; Ssddnc isee_ismyo_f,ey‘ery ﬂourishing up an {bi-us, Spirituaiis-m has overturned the S . ally inseparable—-with a ‘ ‘vig‘ilance” which alone ' principles. -ahead only in error-in the two great errors of - throw our power. glaganismdof almost y perio or c v - §"‘“Y 01 l-he peouiﬁgtilliﬂ ‘liggvgiiliid a- institutions, the process of mentalll corruption began by the growth or s liest developments - empt to subvert Cliristianit t -- - osoi>_hy. on the 5' ° “ °°" moninlism on dealing innovations Paul an became poleniies; but in_ s V915}. rationalism and ritualism, 1 blades of it common hair of Klaus truth. followed in the track of pure Chris- tianity, and laid waste the intellectual and moral gloodshpo and superstition succeeded. Ritualism, flOWDe( with temporal and spiritu_al power, set, or centuiies, the absolute, despotic and supreme mistress of the world, while latent in the minds of millions of lifeless followers there burned the restless fires of inﬁdelity and free thought, on the one hand, or, hid in caves and mountain fastness the “woman in the wilderness" ke t the fires of Christianity aglow on the other. very revolu- tion and reformation brought to light the strug- gling forces of pure religion, or heaved to the surface the wreckless and licentlous monster of infidelity, as in the "reign of terror" during the French revolution. The moment a 11801011 Bwlntrs, as in France, Italy, Spain and other countries, from religious absolutism, witii- out adopting the principles of the Reformation,as in England, Holland, S_witzei-land, Sweden and (2-ermany, that moment it enters the wild chaos of rationalism, which, like religious absoluiisin it- self, never did, never can, andnever will satisf the cravings of the immortal heart, nor establish and maintain either political or religious liberty. Ritualism and rationalism are both alike opposed to true gospel or true constttutlonal liberty. Ab- solutism or licentiousness are their infallible al- ternatives. An open and believed Bible and a a free and equitable Constitution are what to-day milkﬁ England, America, Germany, Holland and 313101 countries, the intelligent, free. vigorous, _aD_hy and prosperous countries they are; and their civilization , science, government and litera- ture spring alone from the open New Testament of Jesus Christ, who came to set the world-the ‘masses--free, and to elevatemankind to a noble, intelligent, moral and holy self-government. All Dolitical governments have been modeled upon the EOVGIIIIXIBDE of their religion. and if we desire purity and liberty we must -maintain a republican EOSDBI. alrepublican .-constitution, just as Christ aiild our fathers have given them to us. Ritualism, vvb etlher Pagan or Christian, has ever resulted in . 3 go ute despotism over both mind and soul--and ho Y- Rcltlonalisni, when l€_h-118 had the: sway, . _as ever resulted in turning loose every licen- ;t10llS element in human nature. - AN0vv-. we want neither of. them .,in-this country. .merica is-thegift of true. r_elig1ous- and political .fleed0m_--,-gospel-_ and constitutional. The signs. of the times indicate that-America will one day repeat the history of Asia. and Europe in their ‘BPFIIS les for a pure_ Christianity and constitu- tiona freedom. Rationalism and Ritualisin are strife, and paving the way to the es-tablisliment of the lifeless systems which now paralyze the Sbruagliiig people of the old world. Thesetwo eI‘}'0I’8. though apparently opposed, are but the extreme points of a common circle, the-sections of which ultimately meet in destroying the intel- ligent and moral-progress of mankind, as they draw their fatal cordon around the liberties of the masses. They grow upon a people as they grow Wealthy, prosperous and corrupted. 'I‘hcy never have power over the earlier simplicity, poverty and purity of a young and vigorous--free people. Vealth,prosper_ity, ease , are the fees of gospel and consti__tu_tional liberty; but they are the fosterers of I'ell210l.1_8 and political despotism, and alike of the licentiousiiess of free thought or iiifidelity. Hence all nations which have struggled out of the grasp of these, have been forced to the ex- tremes of puritanism and radicalism, in order to establish liberty at all-. Puritanism and radical- ism--tlie source of extreme measures of reforms- tioi_n——have been the only two agencies (the one religious the other political) by which the nations have ever broken the thralldom of ritualistic or rationalistic slavery in the past; and the day may come, in the history of this country, when these elements of moral and political force may be driven into active exercise again. Though often severe, and sometimes even cruel, these alone have been the reformers of a corrupt, elfete and lifeless -religions and political slavery. Ultimate- ly men want something positively. distinctively good. From a. loose religious and political gov- ernment or theory they usually enter a positive» and despotic error or into a chaotic license. At last, however, truth and liberty will assert them- selves; and out of slavery or chaos they will eﬂeet, if by vigorous and severe" measures, their emancipation. But letus avoid what seems to be an ultimate and -irrepressible conﬂict. Let us ﬁght our bat- itles now——intel1ectually, morally, compromising and conceding nothing.- Though Ratioiialism-.. land Ritualism com_e as “angels of liglit,"’_ they. are “wolves in- sheep's--clothing-.” By their- ‘fruits ye-shall know them. “They always; Whiell“ ‘powerless, come in the name of reason and re- ligion. They insidiously pave, their way upon the ‘unthinking masses;.and there are always ._gui1e1-ess simpletons or pop-ul-arity-loving or craft- -serving traitors and time-servers who are ready to ‘concede away every pure sentiment andnoble =principlejof liberty, religious oi-pol-itieal, asa- theory, however,erroneous; gains favor or power. Protestants, Americans, don't do it! If you have anything positive in your creeds or constitution, stand up to it and die for it before you yield an ‘ inch! Better lean back alittle in Puritanic or radical straightness than to be everlastiiigl_v-. bending to the popular and plausible and pompous innovations \of that lifeless and crystallized system, beneath whose ﬂeecy cover- ing the wolf hides his grinning teeth and raven- ous lieart. Only read the past-nay, read the ritualistic and rationaiistic literature of your own day—-to see the designs and anatiiemas which are beingfiilminated upon your theories of religion and government. There are papers, books and periodicals published upon your own continent which have told you, time and again, that ‘ ‘uni- versal suffrage is a universal lie ;” that “we will take this country and hold it;” that ‘.‘we- only now endure what we are, at present, unable to cure_;” that “your Bible is not a-sufficient rule of faith and practice;” that your “public school system is the offspring of hell;” that “Rome changeth not!” On the other hand, listen to the foul-mouthed and blatant attacks» of free thought, spiritism and free. lovism upon your Savior! Again. see the subtle forms under which, in the very name and garb of Christianity, inﬁdelity comes with Christ on its lips and Satan in its heart! Denying his divinity, denying the absolute necessity of a divine atelie- ment, denying a hell, fulmiuating sensation and clap-trap from the sacred desk, employing all sorts of trickery and machinery in so-called revi- vals to convert souls to it repeiitaucelcss repent- ance, and to a faithless faith in our Lord Jesus Christ; denying the agency of the Holy Spirit in the regeneration and conversion of the soul; we behold the monster, Inﬁdelity. under his most dangerous garb iifiiliatiiig with u‘s in our Churches and pulpits. Let this demon, clothed as an angel of light, be cast out, and let us “standup for Jesus” in the maintenance of a pure, inflexible and all-sufficient gospel. Let us stand by our Constitution, our free schools, our American in- stitui.ion_s-—though properly and organically sepa- rate from our religion ,yet morally and intellectu- is the price of gospel and constitutional liberty. We need now, to-day, not when itis too late, to agitate! We need religiously and politically a, grand, overwhelming, iri-esis‘tibl‘e reviv-aliof first "Let us go back a -little lest we get ahead of ourselves and of the gospel, and of true science. The world, with all its civilization, has not caught up with the gospel of Christ. It is the World-—ritua1ism and rationalism--religion and science, “falsely so-called,” if ahead at all! Let us revive! revive ll revive!!! like Israel of- old, who passed, through every change, the‘ types of which seem to have set their seal upon the march of the true Church of Christ through the ages. We have nothing to fear if we shall only prove true . to Christ, but every compromising, coneiliating, conceding element in the ranks of true Christianity will tend ultimately to over- Ritualism, in all of its positive or modiﬁed forms; rationalism, in all of its shades, colors and divisions, can never succeed in this country if gospel and constitutional purity shall be maintained with the earlier simplicity and zeal of the apostolic age. Finally, let me repeat two words-—agitati'on and revival! Let it come from the pulpits, from the pews, from the papers, from the people! Let it come in the truth and spirit of the gospel which James calls ‘ ‘the perfectlaw of liberty.” Let it come from the statesman, the patriot», the Chris- tian, the citizen, whose children’s children must hold this fair land and worship for generations to come their Savior, God, according to the dictates of a_- sci-ipturally enlightened conscience under their own vine and ﬁg tree, ' and with no perse- cuting hand to molest them or make them afraid. Let controversy be kind, Christian; but let us have it now before conflict or desolziting sleep come over us. Go on GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, Repub- lican, Times, Post, Dis-patcli aiidall, and I renew here the invitation or challenge worded in mg GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, dated Jaiiuai'y 10, 1878. GEO. A. LCFTCN. ’ An Open Letter From Rev. Dr. Holland. ‘ ST. LOUIS, January ll, 1878.—-To the Right Rev. ' 1’. J. Ryaii.—-Right‘ Rev. and Dear Sir: I have just been reading for the third or fourth time your sonorous description. of the music in the great Basilica of Rome on the 1800th~ anniversary of the death of St. Peter. It must have been magniﬁcent-that chorus Angelorum, especially the noise which ﬂew about like astray angel and was heard everywhere, at the altar, the portals, and ringing round and round the dome. Accept- ing the wave-theory of sound as correct, Iain not surprised that the 400 voices witlitheir reverbera- tions raised quitea swell il1.Yf)111' he???» Wm?“ has broken after so many years into the surf-like e‘ to the,wol'ld_: “Comeforth and iigtftﬁi giidgcior eighteen centuries--n‘°”° 1‘ 3'“ wish it.” I _ , .531 an. re, The choral music andyour ovtnmai I 1) pt me 9‘ -‘.“.“:l’."§?“”‘.‘l.'.‘f. :2.rl’3:tgia.3r riglitsiowyml _ -..- ‘ t be In me same await Ba?mc:ftei'I élffpllpoelllltettlil.‘ igiore t-There"? It-; Wiltsiii-liﬁritgmtgzlirough the 9-“W315 °t ma lllsggl among gorgeoiis, mausolelunzs. its , ' , ‘ . _ er m Watch-the people Kiss “3 0 The bronze eter kisses with their forchea s. en “me an not was in his ordinary dark-gfeb D -whet’) mu saw dressed up as he may have 8° ' ' ‘ °Vel'V ‘M10; but scarcely in e Blmélla Christi- set up free _ano moral _ Bationalisniand aism were the ear- and to a lifeless cere- Airainst these death- u_tlie early Christians mic or early contro- ahe the‘ olpbosigg ai's,'an« L e wj .3 am! Ohposite extremes of both scientific and reli- fiields of Asia and Europe. The dark ages of growing here, planting the seed of revolution and’ ‘with militant reverberations. at the _Pope's Jubiloe,in lace embroidered cope fastened at of dianioiids. He must have looked very hand- some then. No ivoiider that over 20,000 did os- culaiory worship to his too. When the throng grew large 1 went acrossto the left transept. and found a good place of observa- tion for the fete. Ere lon there came a lively rattle of drums, and then t is heavy leathern cur- tains of the entrance were pushed aside, and in marched a battalion of casques and ruins and motley costumes and muskets, which halted mid- way of the nave,and ﬁled into a double line to clear It passage for something grand to ensue. Down crashed the inuskets against the mantle ﬂO0l',Rlld the reverberations were heard at the nortal,at the altar, and ringing round and round the come. And. while they were still ringing, entered apro- cession of red surtouts, followed by purple ‘cloaks, followed by black mantles, followed by scarlet robes. Whose trails were upheld by obse- quious attendants, followed b big ostrich fans spotted with eyes of peacec feathers, which waved before a red velvetchair borne by acolytes, while in the chair sat the successor of the bare- it;trg.ed ﬁsherman of Genessai-ct, wearing a triple own. , I can not sa , Right Reverend rather. that I was awed by t is sight. But in those days I be- longed to a sect which affects the utmost sim- ?pllClLy of worship and loves to reason and hates Dopery more than paganism. It is a pity that in- tcl igent people should hate any sort of religion; nevertheless they do—i.ntelllgent people and good, as you deplored in your affectionate lecture. They reserve a little precautionary spleen even against the creed they like next after their own; and when put to the test, as in an Evangelical Al- liance or Pan Presbyterian synod. though kissing each other-.on both choeks,with the kiss of charity , they will not eat at the same Lord's table. Even your own meek religion, under direct Apostolic guardianship, lost its temper once, you remem- ber, for about a thousand years. Indeed, it is a ‘pity! Why can not every religion feel like poor from Hood, the sinner: Intolei-ant to none, Whatever shape the pious rite may bear, E'en the poor pagan’s homage to the sun, I would not harshly scorn, lest even there, - I spurned some elements of Christian prayer. ; So I think now_; but ten years ago I was young and hot-headed in my prejudices, and had no charity for'a«Pagan’s homage to the sun, much less for piebald livery and peacock’s tails and a- . manual of arms in church. I-Iencc, dear Bishop-— and I_ hope you will-not be- offended if ‘I speak to you frankly, as to a. Father-Confessor---I did not share your emotions of triumph on a similar though more pretentious occasion, but on the contrary, niarvelled Why the Generalissimo of- . the wholecivilized .world.after seven centuries of galmost un-iversal conquest, could not new defend his own red velvet chair from the inmates, as it were, of his own head_quai-ters. Certainly, I _ thought the vicar of Christ-the Christ of inﬁnite love--sh._oul_d- have undisputed sway, if any ‘where, in the hearts of those who knew him best, yet no where else is his. rule so palsy-smitten. Italy, his favorite son, hasrun away-froin home, and laughs at his peevis-li. complaint of desertion. Reine. his fairest daughter, would quit if she could, his -fond paternal government - to-morrow. -The very legs of his pontilical throne a.-reforeign ‘bayenets, which, withdrawn-, would leave a seat . altogether too undignilied for the King of Kings. hat then ,on general principles, must one think of a chief Apostle, head of the Churcl_i, and Papa .of all the world. whose government is least es- teemed where it is best known? ~ llowbeit, is he not compensated by extending his control over other nations? Where? Not over France, for France is straining her ecclesi- Eastical withes, and in a little while will snap them likes recovered Samson. Not over Spain, for Spain isrestlve and almost revolutionary under the yoke of priests. Not over Austria, for Austria-has seized the hand of Papal interfer- ence, and ﬂung it from her slloulder with resent- fulge-stiii'e. Not over Belgium, for there a lib- eral partvhas sprung‘ up within the last ﬁfty years and grown so strong tliat,the other day,the Catholics could not form an available: cabinet- agaiiistit. Yet it has not been a century since all these nations lay supine and loved the fondling of the Papalfoot on their necks. Even now, with ev- ery one of them, the Romish is the dominant Cliurch—-the Churchpf State, and still it pines from neglect. Why? _It.has been under no . re- straint; it has had unlimited. license; it has done according to its pleasure, and is known, well known, in its undisguisecl real character. Is its character a disease? Then. where then, does it gain? In England, possibly, and in the United States; for in those countries it is weak and cautious and obscure, and under scrutiny of a. st_ern_publ‘ic opinion, and purified by constant bathing in Protestant moral- ity. Three hundred years having passed since ltngland saw Reina-nism as Spain. sees» Ill} now, she. has forgotten its scowl of ven- geance. And the Ulllt13_d States has never behold the leer of-lust with. which it ogles Mexico. It » Moiisig-iie-ur Capel applauded. bull ﬁribts on :Sund3-Y2 he could; s.careely. cap;.t~iv:ate- , the nib. stole. and gold- the breast by a clasp .stood, has pronounced the inmate of that red- This is a manifesto, which every good Catholic .. and wicked. this davevery freeman who loves it as an ensign is under anathema! Evelina, if the Pope is in- fallible; for while I was looking and wondering, there fell on my car a loud burst of song which seemed the same words as the first, a kind of re- frain: °‘Itoiiiaii Pontimi have never exceeded the limits of their power, nor usurped the rights of Princes . ’ ’ lierewith this scene also dissolved and a third foriiied in the the tortuosities of the incense. It was it chapel. Up toward the altar-a man, naked to the girdle, was dragged by it halter around his neck. As he went seourgcs cracked across his bare shoulders, and blood spurted at each blow. When at the altar he knelt and swore, under the Pope's command, that he would make war ceiitlscate their estates and put them to death as heretics, men, women and children. "Slay all,” said Abbot Arnold. Legato of the Pope. "God will knowliis own.” And this bleeding culprit was its mend, Count of Toulouse, after- wards exclude from the sovereignty of his land and condemned to a life of exile by the Fourth Liiteran Council for reluctance in killing her- etics. Scarce.‘-y had I recognized the historic face when a strong gust, from the choir again inter- rupted my dissolving views of incense with the refrain. “Roman pontiifs have never exceeded the limits of their power, nor usurped the rights of princes.” And now the incense clouds were thickening fold upon fold. The - enveloped the ha-ldachin, and expanding as t my rose, hid the colossal mosaics above the cornice of the piers, and filled at last the great dome. Then the dome’ disap- peared. Tho cloud still grew and darkened. My imagination saw it spread over Reine and be- yon . Swiitly it rolled in vast and vaster eon- volutions, and wliirled over Europe, a cyclone . It wreiiched off crowns. killed rulers, dashed na- tions to pieces against each other, cast whole peoples through the air from native to foreign dynasties. wrecked armadas, slaughtered prov- inces with a. single nildiiiglit swoop of massacre, left a wide track of desolation across Holland and Germany, where it blew for thirty years a blast withoutalull;aiid roared ever as it went with ﬁery papal breath, “It is mine to pluck up and destroy, to scatter and consume.” At last the fury seemed spent. What was left of Europe looked up in hope. Once more would be seen the blue sky of peace! It was to be peace such as men had never known before. Sweden, Holland,Sw itzerla-nd were tobe independent of the Pope by recognition. of Catholic Kingdoms, and throughout the German Empire Protestants were to have freedom of worship and an equal share in civil rights. Anew civilization had dawned. It drove up from the black night of the past, beautiful as Guido’s aurora. and about it. as es.- cort, were liberty of thought, liberty ofspeech, libertyof worship-—scattering splendors. Innocent X saw it, gnashed his teeth and __g'-rowled: “Ipso pure nulla, irrita, invaleda, iniqua, injusta, damnata, reprobata, iiisania, viribusque et effecltu vana, omnino fuisse, esse-, et berpe-tuo fore.” Null, void, invalid, unfair, unjust, damnable, reprobate, empty of all power and effect from the beginning and forever. Kings may and must abjure the treaty which brought that glad era the world, and all people are permitted and command- ed to ‘ disregard its compacts! And as this angry growl died away like the last thunder of a retreating storm, my ears caught a passage from the distant choir, whose music was sweet enough for the dawn song of mankind’s -new day, but somehow the Words got warped through the still echoing clang of those inuskets on the mar- ble ﬂoor, with the old refrain of the syllabus ut- tered just four years previous. A. D. 1864, by the very high priest who was new ministering at the- highest altar of Christendom. “Roman pontiifs have never exceeded the limits of their power, nor usurped the rights of princes.” The ceremony was over. The red velvet chair, surmounted by a tiara, rocked on the shoulders of the acolytes down the have and out of the portals; the multitude ﬂowed after it like the current ofa. ﬂood, and the great Basilica was emptyof all but a few strollers and its silent com- pany of carven saints and caryatid angels and Eziiislges of dead p,outiil‘s keeping watch over their cm s. . . Since then, Right Reverend Father, as you are aware, there has been achange; I may say, a seeming" revolution. An Ecumenical Con- clave, sittingin the transcpt opposite to where I to velvet chair, and all his predecessors, infallible. He was infallible then when he avouched that neither they nor be ‘ ‘had ever exceeded the limits of their power or usurped the rights of princes. ’ ’ must believe and obey under‘ penalty of fire and brimstone. Every good Catholic, therefore, in Europe must treat its present governments, de- termiiied as they were and inspired by the eternally void peace of Westphalia, as fraudulent Every good Catholic in England must despise,an.d hold himself ready at the proper against his own people, lay waste their lands, , lie audits Roman citizens, answer why? Yours ﬁt. Tunis Esilg blob:-ﬂimsrrsi, ﬂliiitbsp ﬁltration, gisituarp. lwli, 1.873. . Kings, the Pope who, as his remesentativo. ought to be King, according to the _tArchbish0D 01 Westminster, ought to repr-esent_him throughout the whole realm of Christ himself; that is, throughout the whole world. " Thus Kenrick vehemently denied that the Pope had always possessed the right to soculwr domin- ion. but acknowledged that such right would in- volvo dominion over the. whole world. The 4308' met was decreed, and Manning rather than lton; rick confirmed. And what was Manning’s idea? Manning,,now Cardinal, won the ’baretta by his bold advocacy of the I’oiie’s vice-Godhead. ’.I.lic year before the couiicil,he said,speaking rheto'rl- cally in the Pope's name: "I claim to be the Sn- preme Judge and Director of the consciences of men; of the peasant that fills the field, and the prince thatslts on the throne; of the household that lives . in the shade of pl‘lV?_H3Y. and the Legislature that makes laws for kiiigiiciins; I am the sole last Supreme Judge, “,1 what is right and wrong.” Extraei-dinary l.2i,i.‘i.guage! Hilde- brand himself could not have surpaseetl it. The Pope is not only everybo.dY's reason, but every- bodv’s conscience. He sits upon the circle of the earth and the inhabitants thereof are “as grass- hoppers. He bringeth the princes to notliiug, he maketh the judges of the earth as vanity. To whom, then,will ye liken him, or shall he be equal? Must he not be the fourth person of the Trinity? Silence! Reason. N o, Right Reverend Father, I do not exagge- rate. ,, According to the dogmatic constitution of the Church. we all belong to the'1’ope--body, soul and spirit. No man is a good Catholic who denies it, who doubts it, who refuses to heed and ob- serve it in everything he does. We are the I’o_p_e’s in eating and drinking, in 1 ing down and rising up, at work and play, sen lug our children to school and electing School Directors and Alder- men. Whetlier we live we live unto the Pope. and, as I showed in the conclusion of my last let- ter, whetlier we die we die unto the Pope; whether we live, therefore, or die, wears the P0pe_’s. But, Bishop,unfortunatcly,the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of Missouri do not recognize this important fact. They em- body evcry principle which our Sovereign Master has consigned to hell--liberty of thought and of speeclif-} and of ‘press; civil marl-i'ag.e, secular schools and equality“ of all religions before the law. What is a good. Catholicqto do? Can he swear to obey statutes. which command What the Pope prohibits? Or are these things odious in Europe. but amiable -in America? Then tell me why? Does a sea voyage change the complexion of morality? Can the emigrant who left Austria a leper. under ban, reach New York sound and free? How? Is the Church idem, scmper, ubiqttel’ And can it have different creed-s for dif- ferent latitudes and _divide conform- ity: into - frigid , -temperate and torrid- zones? If so, what constitutes. the. peculiar warmth of the United States? What spirit_iial gulf stream bathes its arctic indiﬂcrence? W by is it that Americans can wear so little Catholic. clothing‘, and Mexicans must Wrap and mull‘ tbemselvesin all the heaviest furs of the faith? Tell me why? Just this one concession .to a reason which Iain preparing to surrender. if you please. You did vouchsafe to reason a little, a very-little, it is true, in your lecture, but you ignored the relation of the Papacy to Civil Rights. Grant me this much, will you not, for if I do be- come a vassal of the Pope. I shall obey him with my ballot as well as with my belief. Much as I love mv native land, I shall own myself more na- tive to Rome, which will have given birth to my immortal spirit, than to America, which only broughtfortii my mortal body. Above all laws I shall obey the least of that tiara which symbolizes» to me the Majesty on High. But, Bishop, suppose I surrender my ministry,‘ as I must, on becoming aRom-anist, since you admit none but celibates to. the ‘priesthood; and suppose, from the peculiar training of- Protestant ‘ministers, who know hardly anything of handi- craft or commerce, I should have to seek a live- lihood in politics——whic_li, by the way, is the most proﬁtable of all our trades-now-adays-; and sup- pose, for personal gain and to serve the Cliui-eh, which would no doubt help me to an election, I should go to Congress; could I take the Oittll of allegiance to the Republic, and still keep my bap- tisnial vows to a. foreign power that has marked republicanism with a..i'awhead and bloody bones? Think you his Holiness would absolve me from the civil oath, as other Popes have absolved makers of treaties, signers of charts and subjects of heretical Kings? Otherwise I should be in a strait. Archbishop Kenrick.--honest man that he is !- did not think that the Irish Catholics, had-they believed in the temporary supremacy of the Pope, ought to have been ad- mitted to the privilege of civil liberty. Why? blot because they were-Irish, for Irish blood and Irish brain are as sterling as any in the world. Then why? In the name of the Anierican repub- catechumenically, It. A. l-loLLiiND. P. S. Do not disdain my question on account of signal, to overthrow the provisions of the Great __Cliai'tei', which Englishmeii. delight to call the palladium of their: liberties. ' Moreover, If Popes have; never ‘exceeded ;their. power-.,, they had -good :tas.=te;, of Beelgra.v~ia~, not- woiild. stipe.-m3.g. amount-to much:-i«n« St. Louis if they-were publicly bet on cock mains. right after mass. Hence whatever increas-e in young and .energe’tic races the Church of Rome mayboast, is attributable to the liarinl-.es;sness-of its inﬂrmity: and its imitation of amanlier religion. Give it complete possession. of those young and-e-hen . getic races and it will lose them again, as it lost. them centuries ago, and as-it islosing all Europe now. It loses-them simply by standing still while they move. It loses themes the egg-shell loses its hatched eagle. Progress, ‘growth, fL'80d0l'ﬂ‘-- these form the conspiracy which has extort-ed the syllable ‘curse. of the'Po.pc. who damns as heresy the conceit that “knowledge of philo- sophical tliingsland morals, and _also civil laws, may be independent of divine and ecclesiastical authority,” and as insane-— “deliramcntum,"—-the more pernicious conceit that ‘ ‘the civil liberty of every mode of worship, and the full_power given to all of overtly and publicly‘ manifesting their opinions, does. not conduce to corrupt the morals and mind of the peeple.”, But the disappointed Viceroy of the Lord of Hosts might as well climb to the top of this great dome at midnight, and stand. upon its cross and shout to tile grand army. of the Milky ‘Way; “Galaxies, Halt! About face! For-ward march!” Right Reverend Father, do not mistake rnv con- fession as iiisolence. These are not my senti- ments now, but were the prejudices of a.secta- rian youth who loved to think and hated priest- craft. Since then the facts may have remained the same, but I have changed. I have learned to use the new weight in the scales of reason. It makes such a difference in the poise—-that de- cision of an Infallible Church. It is heavier than civilization. Balanced ageiiiist it, everything else goes up, and facts are light as feathers. But I have digressed too far. I was telling you about the piebald guard and the ostrich fans, and the red velvet chairs, and the niuskets that crashed against the iioor and filled the Basilica The procession- moved down the have and paused at. the altar, under the canopy supported by spiral columns, and right over St. Peter’s tomb. There His Holi- ness said. mass. He was too distant for me to hear his prayers, but the chant of many voices rose at intervals like a gale and waited my mind far out on a sea of recollections. Then clouds of incense began to gather and wind in and out and form many-intrb cats and curious shapes which the eye defined. according to its mood. Now, _my mood, I con- fess, was not very devotional. The temporalities -of the Church had got so mixed up with its spir- itualities thatlcouid not separate them in this hour of most solemn worship. The priest -at the altar was potentate as well as bontiif. The wor- shipers. were not only suppliants, but sub- jects of an absolute despotism impover- ished . by taxation, and guarded, by po- lice from knowledge. Platforms of advan- tageous seats had been constructed for dukes and diploniats and rich Americans, who were coquet- ting with the one true Catholic and Apostolic Church. Besides, through all the music of the mass-—Oﬁ"ei-tory and Sequence and Sa.nctus~—-the‘ ‘clang of those muskets echoed in my brain and would. not cease. Accordingly, the shapes that I saw in the clouds of incense were not angels, nor did the voices sound anything like a Chorus An- gelorum. Fir-st-, I beheld above the Baldachin awinter landscape, a castle amid mountains of snow and ice; at the castle irate aman stood bare-hea-cled and bare-footed, with no raiment but-a thin linen gown. Three days he had been_there and three- niiglits-three days and three nights alone and without food, and now he seemed frozen stiff and fast. And that poor wretch, more dead than alive, was the descendant of along line of kings, Henry, Emperor of the fairest half of Europe, whose armies had been scattered, and whose people, absolved from theirallegiance under pain of eternal punishment, by the interdict of the Pope, now sitting inside the castle and waiting to freeze imperial pride into craven submission. As the scene melted, there came a sudden waft of crescent tone from‘ the choir, which my peculiar, temporal mood translated into the twenty-third article of the Syllybasz “Roman. pontiﬂs have never exceeded the limits of their power, nor usurped the rights of princes. ” Aiiotlieiysceiie in the cloud of incense was a river with an island in the midst, and camping on either bank an army with tents and banners. Upon the island stood aband of knigiits in armor, and-they bore a parchment proudly as if it were the title deed tu seine new world. That parch- ment was the charter ofEngli'sh liberty—-and as it proved afterwards, the title deed to a new world in fact, since ' but for it -the American republic would never have been. The king from-whom it had been wrested was the meanest that ever do- filed :1. British throne. Iugratez, inurd-ercr, adul- terer, coward, a fanatic Who trembled and seofl’ed_in the same moment, and a traitor to his own blood" and crown——nothing less execr-able than the crimes which had become his daily habit, could! have encoui'aged his liege subjects to revolt. And now that the revolt was. successful, there ﬂashed about every baron’s head a forked exconimuiiicatioii, which damned his Magus. Charla as "turp-is et tilts, tllte-its at, tntqzcc. ’ ’ Iheard its detonations‘: “In the name of Al- niighty God, the .Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. and by the authority of the blessed apos- tles, Peter and Paul, and our own, and with the adviceof our Council, we wholly reprobate and condemn the composition of this thing, prohibit- ing, under penalty of _anatheina, the said King from observing 1_t._er his barons and their accom- plices from requiring _iiim to observe it, as well the charter as its obligations and provisos, and ‘declaring them for all time invalid.” Magma, Charta for all time in_valid_.! Kings and people ab- solved from observing it! Every son of the - Church certiﬁed that when he holds -up his right hand to svveai allegiance to a Constitution which, mm that of the United States, incorpo- rates its: obligations and. prov_isos, he can break the oath. with impunity and with l him and as he annear-ed “.“‘°° 79.“? 3-Rewards and still have.the right to de.thr_on.e -distinctions. of ex cathedra. ' general welfare of the Church, its rights and its . Church that he should overrule all laws which thought, of speech and of religion; and in so “excuse for liesitaucy before the promulgation of his infallibility, but none exists new--—now that -the whole world knows that his iiifallibility claims kiiigship over all kings and peoples, For infalli- ‘of the planet. -provinces and farms. poaitqwe gq.1nn3e.ni'11f-iii“, *"‘°“\_\- heaven! And to_ 1__ Menarclis , quash Constitutions, cancel oaths_,. abolish Su- -_Dl"Cl’Il‘G' Courts, and cast Legislatures lll'I«O' outer darkness. That power in the Middle‘ Ages was not their’s by consent of nations-wliich, being then within the Church, deferred to its Chief ‘Bishop as universal umpire; but by an inherent, indefea.-s,ible,_divine pijei-ogative assovereign over the whole earth andviceroy of God. , Nor will any good Catholic dare conﬁne it by The Pope alone is infallible to decide what is ex cathedm, and from his decision there is no appeal. Nor will any good Catholic reserve a right to citizenship inde- pendent of the Pope’s will, by limiting papal supremacy to matters of faith and morals. The _Pope.alone is infallible to decide what is faith and morals; and he has decided-the present Sover- _eigii Poutill‘-.-unmistakably, emphatically, ency- clically ea: cctthedra, and with a lash of iiiiriyillg’ snakes for doubt and disobedience in his lifted clutch. Hear him, ye crooked and perverse 2911 eration, who think ye can be loyal ~f0‘3-I13"01V11 government without his consent; heal’. and D0- hold the lash that wounds with eternal tor_ture- ‘ ‘We can not pass over in silence the audacity Of those who, not eiidiirinrr '=°'-1?“ ‘°*‘“‘“'“33-o 3539“? mm; the Ajudgnxci-Atlfl and decrees of the Holy See, the ‘object of which is declared to concern the discipline, do not claim. acquiescence and obe- dieuce, under pain of sin and loss of the Catholic profession. if they do not treat of the dogmas of faith and of. morals. ” Would you know what concerns the general welfare of the Church. you need not go back to the middle ages, but have only to read its edicts during your own lifetime, for there are none but middle ages within the precincts of the Church. Has not the present Sovereign Poutiif declared null and void the laws of Spain relating to civil rights and ecclesiastical property? Has he not abrogated and pronounced abominable the laws of Austria establishing the jurisdiction of the State over marriage, and the freedom of thoiiglit, of speech, of the press, and of religious profession? Has he not burned up with miiiatory flame of perdition the laws of New Grenada con- ceding liberty of worship, and the laws of Mex- ico, our next-door neighbor, secularizing Church property andperinitting the withdrawal of mem- bers from monastic orders? It concerns, tlierefore-, the welfare of the institute civil marriage and which allow liberty of overriilingtliein, his will is the supreme law of every good Catholic. There may have been some bility which should define the limits of spiritual power would, in the very act, set a bound to civil jurisdiction, inasmuch as the civil can only begin- where the spiritual ‘ends. But Rome. does not even bound its authority. It claims ownersltiip Secular governments are its It wields both swords, according to the bull of Boniface VIII-"The spiritual and the temporal; the one spiritual-to be used by the Church, the other material to be used for the Church; the fornier that-of priests, the latter that of Kings and soldiers, to be wield- ed at the command and by the suﬂerance of the priest. One sword-must be under the other, the temporal under the spiritual. * * * * The spiritual instituted the temporal power, and . judges whether that power is well exercised. ‘We therefore assert, define and pronounce that it IS necessary to salvation to believe that every hu- man being is subject to the Pope of Rome’ ’ . Thenceforth there are to be no liberal Catholics, no Catholics of divided allegiance, no Catholics loyal to their country when their country opposes the interests of Reine, which interests are ad- judged by the Pope; and the Pope governs tlireugli the Bishop, and the Bishop orders the Priest and the Priest directs the people. Aus- trians, Italians, French, Spanish, Germans, Britons and Americans, all are subject to the Pope of Reine. They know his infallible mind concerning one thing at least, and that is freedom of thought, speech and worship. These they are to hate whenever enacted by civil law, “as most pernicious to the Catholic Church and to the sal- vation of souls.” ltebellion may not be expedi- ent, but there are other ways to overthrow an ob- noxious g0verninen:., especially ihit intrusts to sworn enemies the francliise which is its life. Rome knows how to wait. ‘ ‘Come forth and light the battle for eighteen centuries more!’ ’ ltiglit reverend father, do I exaggerate the au- thority of the Pope and the duty of his subjects? I would not intentionally for the hand that indites this letter. Too many souls, patriotic as well as pious, groan already, and I would lighten rather than increase their loads. Of course it is their fault that obedience is so painful. They have not unreservcdly submitted their reason and will. ’ ‘here is John Henry Newman, wliom we alllove; he would keep his conscience, and hence wi-itlies and gzisps while justifying the weight that crushes it to death. There is another, just as gentle and no less worthy to be adoctor of the Church. You know whom Imcan, for he has been to you as Paul was to ’.l‘imothy--it father in couhsel——:i.nrl how he has bitten his tongue rather than com- plain, while his soul felt:-til its bones breaking one by , one, I can iniagine too well from his deprecation of the dogma of infallibility, before it_ was decreed, ‘because it would make the Pope a ing. Said he, in that sublime add ess to thevatican Conclave, referring at the tim to a speech deliv- ered_by.Archbishdp Maiining, some years before: _“This distinguished man asserted in that speech-— if I remember correctly what I read in the news- papers. and I certainly am not mistaken as to the substance of it-—that the Pope, as Chrlst’s vice- gerent,ouglit to be King; and the fact of his hav- ing been for centuries without secular dominion was no ai-gument against this assertion. for he had always possessed the right to it. If this is. true (whichl vehemently deny) it follows that the Pope possesses }Rev. Dr. Robert on Bishop lRyan’s - choose another subject than that selected. "vised and annotated bv the author," I -113-11 based upon them, in his speech against personal _ not only the petty domain of his - .Roman Territory, but a sort ofjuniversal right the Western I-l7cte.lmz.an’s iinpiitations. I am_ not an atheist. I believe in a personal God and in ii . down the. scale.- fcause ‘prophets and apostles revelations to the faithfu'i.. Fahd the power to preserve are two "ere. ‘Son. -of faith. ‘Llialcedon, A. D. 457. . the Lord;’ ’ Trinity, thoiigli not as yet in that Trinity one of whose persons is the prisoner,. so to speak, of the Vatican. It. A. H‘. Lecture. . To the.Editor of: the Globe-Democrat‘-. ST. LOUIS-, January 11, 1878.--I think it is. un:- just to Bishop Ryan-to complain that he did not He has a'right to ‘lecture, and a right to select his theme. As it is, the good Bi8h0l)’S paper fur- nishes texts for volumes, without introducing any other matter, for the aflirmatives of his ex- pressed ncgations open a wide ﬁeld. - In making a few notes on the lecture as ‘"3’ simply f‘ullGW' the pages of the pamphlet. The right reverend 111261101‘ seems to have pre- sumed, at the outset, on the extreme ignorance Of his audiﬁors and readers. IIID flulobitttiuﬂ 011 Page 8. of the singularly simple Republic”-9 ‘Vh° ' protests agillhat the doctrines of Democracy’ without knowing what the Democratic, party holds, is, like all extreme hypotheses, not only unlikely, but morally impossible. I-Iowever. grant its force, yet the analogy falls from the fact that Catholics and Protestants do, unfortunately, know. too in iich of Romanisiii from ltoman Cath- olic authorities. . ‘ The Pope’s.oncyclical and letters, the decrees of Trent, theautliorizcd catechism of that coun- cil. the catecliism of private doctors with Archi- episcopal imprimaturs liavebceii quite generally read, and tbeirsubstance gleu.ned,by many more than Bishop Ryan iiiiagines». He can iiot,-there- fore, be p8I‘l'llli‘.tC(.I at the outset to assume for “non-Catholics” and “bigoted people” such crass ignorance of his system as this innocent Republicaii of an overstraiiied simile had of l)emocratic principles. True, "it is impossible to know what men be- lieve unless they themselves or some one author- ized by them explain their doctrines. ” But who are so authorized? Are we permitted to accept Bishop ltyau’s statement as absolute and_ﬂnal? He stands, indeed, before the community as ‘ ‘Bishop of Triconiia, and coadjutor to the Arch- bishop of St. Louis,” but all his statements are mil unless confirmed by items, and Rome is not bound by what it has said before. For‘no En- glisli speaking peoples ciiii-foi'gct the plain dec- larations and assurances of Bisliops, Vicars apostolic, and a whole: list _of authorities of all kinds, of the English and Irish Ronianists. made in 1825. T‘iic_vde- clared that the infallibility of Itoiiiaiiisin did not inliere in the Pope personally; and theref_ore no extreme temporal authority could carry with it. Archbishop Kcnrick pleaded these very declar- ations, aiidtlie action of the English (xovcriiment infallibility, which he was not pei-niitteu to deliv- er. John ileiiry Newnian querulously asks why the Roman Church in England-a Churcli whose separate existence in England dates from the reign of QueenElizai)etli—-sliould be held to con- tracts entered into bv.Roman Bishops and the Iiliiglish Government? "I think (lie says) it is impossible tliat the British Government could have eiitereci into formal negotiations with the Pope, without its trai‘ispiring in the course of them, and its becoming ncrfectly clear, that Rome could never be a party tosuch a pledge, as En-i gland wanted, and that no pledge from Catholics was of any value to which Rome was nota party.” Keenaivs Catechism used to teach: ’ _ ‘ ‘Q. Must not Catholics believe the Pope in him- self to be infallible? “A. This is a Protestant invention; it is no article of the Catholic faith; no decision of his can oblige, under pain of heresy, unless it be re- ceived and enforced by the teaching body--tliat is, by the Bishops of the Church.” _ This question and answer are now omitted, and the paging of the catechism retained by ingenious spacing. _ Since then Rome discredits the acts and expressions. of her authorized and avowed agents whenever occasion or her interests require it, and by changing her doctrine forces them to violate their pledges, it is desirable. to know whether Bishop Ryan has merely expressed the conclusions of his own private judgment, or if “Rome is a party” to it; and whether it Roman authorities and doctrines, which now are and to-mori-ow are not, do sustain him now, will they continue to do so ﬂl’ty years hence. It is not at all impossible that the Vatican Council, which is proregued, not closed, may take ‘ ‘what Catholics do not believe,’ ’ according to Bishop Ryaii, and erect some of his denials into articles of faith. The Bishop urges, on page 9, that “the Old Church is worth examinin_2;.” That is true. But what he urges does not pertain to the “Old Church.’ ’ , This “faith’ ’ of his has been author- : ized as a system only for the last 30o years. I iinagiuetliat Bishop Ryan will not deny that even the Latin Church had no other creed than that of Cllristendoiii, in its shorter and longer form (or the Apostles’ and Nicene Crceds), until the Council of Trent. That the twelve additions of Pius IV, and the two of Pius IX, have been made since. Therefore the Bishop, in urging exami- nation into the “Old Church,” is not by any means advising-a course which tends to establish his brunt‘.-new faith, that only took solid con- sistency three centuries ago. It is too new to be Christian. ‘* But the reason given for this examination by the Bishop is that Itomanism is fighting against the infidelity of the day. Rome made it, and she ought to fight it. But in destroying inﬁdelity she is devouring her own oﬂspring. All the begin- nings of inﬁdelity are with her. The actors in the French Revolution knew no other religion than that of Bishop Ryan, except that he has a-dde«d,.in 1854 and in 1870, two more articles to his creed. These violent revolutionists had been taught by St. Bartholomew's day and the Papal medal struck to commeniorate the pious deed of slaughtering Protestants, how to right human wrongs, real or imagined. Socinus was ‘ideas. same system. The Pope bitterly denounces -‘Vic- tor Emanuel and the present gencratio n of liai- ians, and they have never known any I'_C'”t:l0}} except ‘ ‘what (it) Catholics do believe- The scliisxus and excesses of the ltcforniation, culminating in so in-anv cases in uiibelief, had their ori in among continental nations who had been uh er Papal rule for. centuries. Indeed, the very first schism. that Il'lT,l','l'll«lIl1 mother of her- csies and iiiiidelity. was nroduced by the unusual deniands of the Bishop of Rome. . _ if, then, Bishop ltyan is anxiousthat the claims of his Churcli in America should be closely exam- ined because it is attacliiiig infidelity. it is equally desirable first to question whether the religious system that is directly or indirectly responsible for accidental unbelief is more likely tolcad us to victory or to invite us to a grievous defeat, by in- creasing the numbers of=thc foe. For myself; non t€ll’i a‘u:t'~t'l'io. _ The truth is, the fabled miracle of transubstan- tiation, by which reason lS traduced and the senses smothered, is the contrad_ictoi'y of every marvel that our Lord and His twelve have wrought. He and they did works that appealed to the senses. This antagonizes them. If our Lord’s works 1 were miracles, this is not. If this is a.mirac-_ , His works were not. Ilic two can not colncid . The recoil from this and other subordinate marvels, in which the new dam: is ig- nored, is the 10051161‘ of addled reason, and unbe- lief is reason addled. INFALLIBILITY. _ After an exceptionally long introduction, we are brought to the discussion. of the theme pro- posed. The first point made is that the Roman- ist does not believe that he submits his reason to the “decision of aliuin-an institution” (p. _18‘.) when he excepts, as infallible, all the teacliings of his Church .wliicli is, practically, the teach- ings of his priest. I am afraid the lecturer h_as set up _a man of straw. I imagined no one ever believed: that the most ignorant Roman Catholic thought the submission of his reason was made to a human institution. The question is not what they in- tend, but what they do. Still the BlSﬂ()])’S words here are important and worthy of close anal- ysis. _ __ The Roman Catholic has convinced himself that an une-rring messenger brings to him -the truths- -of revelation . If a doubt arises, or if arguments are Weighed, the word of that messenger is ac- cepted as a. new argument, additional _to all others. It is the completing poise. It _bi-ings The head bowls in subinissioii, and the man's heart reinaiiis credo. So Ab1°aliain was affected by the -words of the messenger sent to -him from God (if this is the meaning of a sen- tence of somewhat dim‘cultcon_struction); he was assured that that messenger was uneriiing; be ‘obeyed the command to sacriﬁce his_. son. I» think I condense the substance of pages i8, 19, to‘ which tlie:re:adei'. can turn for himself. . (ii) There can be no doubt that to submit ene’s ‘reason .to.a messe-uger from God, who attests his‘- commission by “signs following.” and a Vtrine according to g_eqliuess,"’ is no eiislavement fto reason. You subniitnot to the.mess.e-nger, but (to the Supreme God, who uses him as His instru- "doc- merit. But is the Church such a messenger? Be- tliis thing. may be predicated of. in the Church's’ ex- traordinary beglnniiig, it. by no means fol- lows that it is true of "messciigers” who are un- able to attest their divine authority by‘a.i:iy other means than a succession, and-not miraculously. Otherwise the infidel argument against Christian- ityis a-good one——that no one now- can drink deadly drinks, or handle harmlessly poisonous xreptiles; and-yet it is pl‘()mIS6d.fOl‘ apostolic times . that these signs shall follow. “tliein that be- lieve ” wlietlier priest or laic. What may be 9 -predicated of individual inessengers does. not .necc.'.~.sai-ily pertain to the corporate body estab- zlished-by them. ...__——q~ »u ——-—-—d is applicable only to the Pope, since July, _1a7o,, Applicable only to the occupant of the See oi: Rome. Has Bishop Ryan forgotten that St. Pei. tor was ci-uciifed with his head down, to sliovaif that the head supports the body. in _I.!if3 Romain’ obedience? Is he so much under the inﬂuence of, old time traditions that he has forgotten-that the-*-. utterances of the Pope ex-cathedra. are irreforin--. able? However easy the argument before to prove: the dogma of infallibility totally false, the matter! is one oi‘ the greatest easo._now that it is only the»? infallibility of the Pope with which we have tof deal. I am afraitl that Bishop Ryan was un-_ wimm. to bring this out. Or does he ac-I cept illlanniiig-’s grand Ll-amaism, an-(jl be-.., new the Holy Ghost to be incar-3 nuts in Pius IX? Before 1370. be: it remembered, no Roman Catholic could tell . ug where the infallibility was sc_atcd—_—whetlier in the Pope or in a Gciicral Council, or in both com- bined, or in the Church diffused, Oi‘-in each onem; parish priest._ The true Catholic could have loldf them where it was—-in the SCI'lpl;.lllf68. But now; since the uncertainty of the seat is removed, the- dii1lcult’yof.defe.nd'ingit is increased. We have only to read or repeat the history 01' the P0998 E0 be convinced. or to prove that there is no inan,or‘i body of men, infallible“ now. I hope the good Bishop, in his dilemma, has not incurred the‘ anathema. It would inakeﬂomanlife in Amer-3 lea intolerable to have two. Bishops in the sumo See hors-de-combat. I gladly leave this branch of the subject, re-_ ferring my readers again to Mr. I-Iolland’s de- scription of the tria'ngu-tar’ du.el bot,we~en Rome}:- Avignon and Pisa, and advise them to keep out of, reach of "Pope” Alexander's eniilad‘ing., ﬁ1.°Q_ VVhol£. regiments sometimes melt under a ﬂan}; attac . _ .- USE OF IMAGES AND PICTURES . On p. 25 we are told thattbe usual bowing am» kneeling to pictures at the “stations” and else-.‘ where, is not adoration, or so intended. What. ever may be the intentions of educated‘ or uned- ucated Roman Catholics, who use the picture -015 a dead man or woman to stimulate thorn in‘- worshiping God, or however illogical the act, it must not be forgotten (ii) , that the second coin~‘1 mandment forbids any "bowing down” before the likeness of anything "in heaven above, or in‘ the earth beneath, or in“ the water under the? earth.” The likeness of anything in the -whole’ cosmos, God or creature is. hereby fOl'i)ldCl.8I1.»t0.—‘ be used in worship. (b) The same explanatiozr that the modern Roman gives for thus u‘s1_ngj-"' ‘- ages was given by the ancient.-pagan for using, 4.’ idols. (c) The Bishop does not explziiiiﬁe On} ‘ by saying, “They show respect t_o the pipespecu. a similar principle to that-by‘ which ygomem... an oil painting of: your dead. father Qf._,,.e» : the. For no one kneels, “bows dowrgepen qevo; dead parents’ picture to excite an’ tion to God. - _ - .-esentatives» oi. (d) Besides, Ma-uvonnas-and:,1eg, some manor the Saints are not theirliknot iiecessanly ct‘ woman of physical, bczlutyab-le-pui-it.y, site as at very-reinarkable.-_unquests.his. dreams on: can... model, or au.a_rtist. proiiusformed into Saints, vase, and lo! they areiiglily, without adoring, One might value V6(ll’LOl'd‘,O‘l' tlie~1’welve,-»o-r-i averltable likeness.«Iary-; but where are such ' the Blessed Virgi The. explanation of the likenesses? Threiiious than ingenuous. Bis. op is more is not directed to thepieture, , I the adorahias no merit -of its own, why the: and the-pietlwee-ii pictuijes? Why are.prayers.- difference iiiore efficacious than prayers before before sony are some llladonn-as invested ‘with- — others? to wink, and. others never niove--their: the poyyes? The Bishop has failed to ucq.uit.l1ls.« paintthe charge of idolatry in this sad mutter. sect Will the good Bishop, orsome one for him, (the. reference in the old Testameiit where 11:” -Bearded thatthe Israelites ' ‘bowed down’ ’ be- .‘‘e the Ark? Is I-Ionier nodding over the Holy. look again, and recalling dimly the mystei-ions. 1-0 St_ k-..‘m]_ for example, it was given to utter moving ﬁre that fell fihm heaven and consumed:-: i To the Church it; glvento preserve that revelation and "truth as ,", - ‘p.lllt-11' and ground.’ ’ But the power. to rey- distiiict mg, The fathers passtm urge that the duty,ed_ faithful is to preserve what has been ref . . . . uncii It wason this principle that at the Nice-ngid not each Bishop recited his creed. Therof me, then first declare the COllSl1bStallLl£l'nad re- They testified to that which t5_ But if ceived,and had always been belieindivmua-1 the Church is as infallible as tliq1m,',,,_,.uc;es_ inessengers. shelias ii. right to ei-eabp Ryan Wm And Iain sure that lgelf ulider the not assert that-, lest he. bring liiml Uouncﬂ of ban of the encyclical of the Gr’ get is to accept Tosubmit thento the niessng’ “Thus S3151, , a well-attested, reason-satig mmost hmgm of and this is t . . - , _ -. 0 any corpoiation ‘ugumem’ But‘ to Bubmv its illfalllbllli-_V than .V“'“1‘-‘h L133 “O 951191‘ P"°.°f..3 faceof the fact that - its own 3SS.81‘tlOIl_, and incem ,0 Deal. Wimess to “*0 ‘“1”‘0“°1'’ 15 8'”"“1.."‘.i'i every age to what has . the truth and to testify. Is to énslave reason ,0, A “Once 999” .d9.1‘Ve",‘l?l ‘to clothe a creature with human iinagining's- the powerof God -- t- 4;,‘ The Bishop H 4 has confounded two dis inc , . ises he ( uotes assure us of the r1.1m’_p.I.7'tibilitv-tliat is, that she shall. , cmlmh mdﬁjfaitli, as in fact she never has or ‘- 3:v_er1O.S:P.eI'e is no word in sacred Scripture- Ornttneir ,.’t_el'p1'el.‘dI.l0n by ancient authors ‘that , g-w_eS- W, Sligllbttsb’ countenance‘ to‘ this modern ,- mea Ofilfalllblll-by. _ , _, j - P ' , I am at a. loss whether the right reverend 1 Ier means. us. to understand‘ (in. the sen- emé, middle of p. 19, beginning. "He never Leilid have offered to sacrifice, etc.,) that A:bra- "(ﬁn was approached by a. messenger with Jeuo- - .-'ali’s command to sacriﬁce Isaac or not. The force of his argumeiit requires that one should‘ take the view that he does. And yet it is unfortu- nate that Homer should have nodded at one of the few verses of Scrii)ti.re quoted. Jehovah spake‘ to Abraham directly, as any one can see on read- ing Genesis xxii, This mistake is peculiarly uii- ‘fortu-nate for the Bishop. For at this time ‘ ‘ Abra- ham rejoiced to see Christ's day, and he saw it and was elarl.-” The whole incident, the frus- trated Sa0I‘ifi0t‘-i the intercepted ram. conveys a distinct revelation of the work of Christ--.'-ind here, as everywhere. Ll,-Q Almighty speaks and acts personally, and \Vli.llUut the intervention of a ‘ ‘IlI6$SCIl9.”C‘1'u" Whey‘. 1'9Ve1t‘-tlolls are made involving iiiatters and subjects above human yea. son, and knowable only to Go_<;i. ‘ he rsupreme Being does not trust to any ﬁnite llltGl'X1’ltsdia,ry, then. As here to Abraham--afterward to Moses on the mount-in these last days to the T .--uelvc by His Son He speaks what He has to reveal with His own moutli,and iii the record which He has created "His Church to keep and preserve, there is not the. very first word that, fairly interpreted. _even im- plies iiifallibility. Once revealed by His mouth, God’s words were written; and woe betidc the man or men who add to, or take from, one jot or tittle of them! _ (c) To establish his point the Bishop quotes our Lord's personal promises to the Apostles, as equally given in the same sense to their succes- sors. “l-Ie that ‘neareth you hcareth me.” But our Lord is speaking of their commission to repeat to the world whatsoever ‘ ‘I have said (i¢'.’(t eipon h’-um-in) unto you”-which tiling they will be en- abled to do, because “the Comforter, which is the ‘Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in My name, shall teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance whatsoever I have said unto you.” l_St. John xiv, 2.6.] Evidently ivliiit they were to reveal to the world was to be what He had told them orally-—and what they afterwards coni- mtttedto writing in Sacred Scripture. The con- ditions, therefore, under which the Twelve and Pius IX, or Bishop Ryan, or even a General Coun- cil speak, are so completely dii‘i'erent, that it re- cuires iufaliibility indeed to press them out of sight of right reason. He quotes anotiier text: “He that will not hear the Church let him be to you as a heathen man, or a publican.” But our Lord is speaking of differences between bretliren——of how. they are to be reconciled, first by going to onc’s brotlier alone, then before two witnesses; then, these efforts failing, “Tell it to the Church, and, if he will not hear the Chuych, ’ ’ etc. , which empowers the Church, indeed, to discipline the oﬂk-ndei-; but no more imparts the gift of infallibility than it does the right to commit murder, or to burn the recal_citrant at the stake. ‘ (d). That the Church is a Supreme Court is true, but the action of this Court is induced by ‘defection in morals or. heretical pravity, and then its function is to decide upon the agree- ment or disagreement of any opinion or any ac- tion with what is already laid down, not to utter any new tliiiig in faith or morals. And this "Church” that must thus decide, 13 not merely the Church of to-day, as lllaiiniiis; teaches, but of every age from the apostles’ days; otherwise it ceases to be it witness, a 1‘)lll£l.1’,‘Z‘t ground of the once delivered truth, and is become an originator of dogma. (e). That the Church of Reine preserved the Scriptures is, in a sense. true. But that she alone preserved them is so very far from true that I am unwilling to believe that Bishop Ryan meant us so to understand him. But if she did, surely that is no argument for the iufallibility of the keeper. But that items alone preserved the sacred writ- ings is contradicted by the fact that they were written in Greek, even the epistle to the Romans beinsrin that language--that all the curious and decrees of the undisputed Grenera.l Councils are in that langutige-—an<d that nearly all the ante- high treason against the Kine: of His throne. , E1Lt!2i"i,iic'.)ilI11eC1:iRii:)‘lics, in the addresses the)’ m«'~‘-k9 *0 the Blessed Virgin Marv, or to the saints, intend-. to do any such profane act. It is a new thing that the r are'charged with thus dethroning God. Th_6_}' ai-ecbarged with adoring. the saints (with dulm) in almost the same, words with which they wor- '. ' "C ‘Eh I 3 ‘I60 -‘ :!a§i1§ts(Io0i:lGE>V<“ll’s tgr70iit)e. but they virtually asso- iciate these creatures with Him in acts of wor- nicene remziins are in Greek. Ncwiinnn, in his Ap. pro, Vita sua, acknowledges that for more the sacriﬁce, andentered the temple and filled it;{ and all the children of Israel, seeing ' ‘tlic glory:-; of the Lord,” “bowed themselves with their faces. to the ground upon the pavement? (2 Chron. vii. 1-3.) WORSHIP 01!‘ THE BLESS up VIRGIN iliitnx AND THE SAINTS. ( 29) ‘ It Bisho. ver ti-ul says I). -, . ‘ were: The D Y ‘Y Kinrrs to pl- cc and he denies t at 9! Not that they put the- ship. , - - .' - f no earthl consequence \¥'Il§2?t.“l3l1ltt3l1E:3ﬁlgzﬁltltggiiiglnd. VVe klJ?(?)VV_’ in_dee_d that. intention is a most essential ql13-11§Y 13? ROW?" acts. A Bishop: ordaining or coiiiiriiiing.'. 01‘ 3- ioriest consecratiiig the elements in the Lucha-A rist,._oi' the water for_’ bail?-35111. 01‘ miU‘1'Y111&' 39‘ woman to a man, or absolvlllg 8% llellllgtimi (3093 nothing unless he acts with the propel‘ 111t9I}tl01J- “Vi;-gun!” or "habitiiai.” The decree of-_l.‘rent is: “If anyone shall say that. the int_ention.at;. least of doing what the Church‘ does, is not re- quisite in niiiiisters: when tliey perfoi-’n,i and con.- fer sacraments, let him. be a_natliem_a (mm .159. accursed in time and eternity). 11 the doctrine be. true, no persons, joined. together in holy‘. matrimony by a Roman priest can at all_have ail)’, assurance that they are "05 ”V‘“3' °‘m"‘ concubinage. The)’ “Y3 delmlldemi 011 3118 DIG‘- ‘.B’l1ll\[)i.lOll, or the word of‘ H19 I31‘i0Sl3. 1'0"!‘ 353m" ; ance of the fact that they are married. His iiiind.- _ 1 may have been wandering at the critical moment, and what then? I know Casui.-:.ts shelter them- selves under the plea of “habitual” intention; Vbutwe are seeking. for logical. results now, and not for methods to evade d‘il'ﬁcult'ies_ in which their own doctrine involves them. Nay, it goes furtl_ier:. Bishop Ityan does not know whether he is a .bi_sh-_ op or a lavm-an’. There is not adeacon or a 1?l‘lBSI3’- of the Ronian obedience, in the United States. especially—since the ordina_tioii of their bisliobs -depends on their consecration by a single bishop, in the first instance—-who knows whether lie_.is deacon or priest; or sixmily ai _li_=.yman, usurping pmesbly powers. Did thatone bishoi have "vir- tual or habitual iiiteniion.” 01‘ 11- 9“-"d to dc‘ "what the Church does?’ ’ Who can tell? _ ' Of course, therefore, what 1'-toman Cat-hoilcs intend in worshiping the Blessed Virgin and the saints may be of iinportancc to them, but the ‘ stubborn fact remains that they do adur_es.s peti- tions to these dead people. Now, the suiiitshcar tneiii or they do not. If they do, they are 2033- and goddesses. If they do not, they are uselessly approached. , Nor can these petitions. whether of (.7/ltlt{I..O1‘ hyper cl-itlzfc, be compared with a i'equest nlltﬂc U3.’ word of mouth to a living friend, into whose eye we look, in whose bodily presence we are, to iii- iercede for an oilice or favor for us, with :i. liviiio; President, into whose presence that friend will find liimsclf in th.irty-.-six hours. Let me 011.8 another analogy, fall‘ mole coinplete. Suppose the Pope at Rome, suppose 500 or 5,000 of us l;ne_el- ing in Wasliington ilvriiue, and p pl‘:l)'1".‘.-" to this Pope in Rmne to pray for us, to llll.Cl‘('.‘._*d6 for us, to ol‘.l‘er mass for us, have we .'lli_\-' idea that he would hear us, separated as we are by half the globe? Nor any more the dead-, unless il‘ie_y are deified. There is not one word of sacred Scrip- ture, or in the I)l‘lmlll‘.-’t3 iailiors, that gives even a hint of such a thing. .‘.El'.lCS. I was much intern:-ted in the argument for the use of relics. It is admirably done. he lecturer from familiiirity with breviary lirgemis. has al- most degenerated the :-.:icred story to their level. But am no not forget that Mmaes and Eli.-:h;i were "men inspired in an cxtraoi'tiin:iry dcgvre, by the spirit of God? Does he mean to drag; «l_ov.'n to the - level of the dead bones and wearing apparel of ‘°saints,’ ’ of wliose existeiic-c in m:m.y' cases .. there is roohi for doubt, and whose \\'€”i!‘i‘~‘lllpj5 of human Offlillillilg, the ark of the covenxint, the rod of Aaron, the pot of lsiiiiiiia, and llzc tables of the law on wliicli the Divine foi'c!‘ii~.;.-;ei' lizui _ traced the sacred (3Cll'i1)‘lC‘.l)Ct-W06!) (_-‘-o«‘. and man? Because a dead man come to life on to\ic'uiiig; Elisha’s bones, does lllzll. aiit-lim-izc us to ‘.‘.'0l‘.“~1llI{) dead mens’ bones llitll do not bring the doar.i to. life? Do we i'ead of the Israelites distui-hing the ifeiiiaiiis of the ])l'()}‘:l‘.Cl._. and \'i'()i':_~liippi'ii,<i' i‘.i=c:i‘.:’ Does he not forgetiﬂn.-11.. ihe«very brazeri >3t‘:i‘f.l(‘.lli, 703 years after it had linen lifiexl up in the \vil}_ie1‘-. noes. was broken I-fl DlCt‘.l}S by the good Ixiiig I-Iezeliinh be<:au.sc i-cligum. <>0='1'i1lJi-1".-'3‘ I?-Hl0n.J.‘ the JCWS, they l)(_’_’J,"i‘.l‘t lo woifsliip it. 51:}, 1}’-0!’“i'1Y1 Cat.‘nolic.~i do tlieir "rt;-li<:s' ’ --incensiug it: .i';ir<lon me if I give 0xm‘t-.s.°~'1mi. lo the ilioiight, tiizit such use ,~,,.,_ my-5 of (;.,.;1';; .11.-ily Word, is severely ‘ ‘w1'esi.iii,e;” it. Pl:1i=:sTl‘i‘.i’ .tiis0i‘.U'i‘I<)N. I'kiio\v of iiotliiiig \vli'1cii ill:-Lliop llvaii defends in his lecture so utt.‘r.i'.l_-,-* l.lll:~‘,('.l‘lpl'.ll'iil an-zi objec- tionable as his sacr:-micnt of pr-namxe-—‘.iis cori- fcssional and judici:-.l {lllS0lllll~”vll, so coiiipletely 1‘iIll~1i.l0\‘.’i‘l to Sc-.i'ipiiir-.5. an-l ills.‘ i‘:~,:li<'ers. Attrition, proi'esscd, scciircs .-lb’-<:.éiiiion. (1-=mi.i~i:ioii can do no more. And yet it znuii, tlir-;iiigli fear of the‘ puni.-hmcnt or (ii.-:gi'a<-.o his :-‘1lllS may invite, can go from the tribunal pure aiiu mean.‘ one who is‘ a more man sit»: as God, assumes the pi-eroga‘.ive of God, jll(”lf_.;‘i‘?:% rise lieu:-t, deter- mines whether we pellllilll t line “ t-lie llCCf‘v.‘\iSi\l‘3' (11;gp()s1t,'1Qns" (1,), 37), t‘.‘.-‘(:23 i.li0'.l_::"h lit)‘ be it l‘op_e, and then presumes to say I mi;-ioivc moo. It will not do to declare the .‘ll,l‘}.Clil{l(iZ.‘i nougglit without repentance; for if that iii)’ :3».-, ii is ipsieiitaiitze . . . ‘ .v‘~.~ - ‘;;' "*i':-;i{.':.='.‘..i:‘ (._‘:<,:‘l 2 ‘i than 300 years, and until the time of Leo the “"“‘1““.“"°-$3‘?1"?‘-?,j.,!ff 1 ‘,_,?i(‘,3_.‘,“" ]...;t’ .:5“..L Cl‘O‘l.i. about A. D. 4-to Rome was a cipher in “*5” a‘’*'“‘5 ‘Vt-‘."’ ‘‘l‘.'‘‘*’‘‘‘ ‘ i’’;,’‘‘‘ ' Chi'istiaiiitx* Alexaiitii-i3i~ the Sec of St Mark mmhas heel‘ ?~—""’3’“ “W “"3 ‘"‘§""‘ ’“‘*"'“""."‘ “'3 being tlie'cc'iterLof neliwioiis tll0l1"‘l‘ll}:l.lld(in.’ 180!-1‘11'81‘ 011 1110 SlU‘Ei‘,0‘; 01‘ ‘L“J<>‘-if‘-3551011.’; a A 3:: .3 * - - , ,' 4. .-..-',' ‘ r. ‘~‘;."\-5 r ~ «‘ - no r _ . . . . .- _ it is but llfrlii to =..i.t um}. lb. ..l_. .5. ‘-31 0.4-’. ﬁriliilsgeaut£3i‘?i§vistE§ct$l;§§ hm” he “Wm d"“‘3‘5‘" M“-““’“ I W ”5‘-1-‘-3 Dill!”- L ( » (‘ ( t. - ,, ‘ ,,.,.. ,) 4,, ‘,‘, , in d‘Gl’.—el‘Xlll.nlVllg'WL_ll'9 readings, are the Alexandrian’, ggligwigifiiigf ltthe °“1‘-)‘:“1(-mD~’(:;~:1_i_:_‘*t- w.ii-X-xivlllbllgil pg): Vatican and rblllall.lCk_ COGICGB1, and they_ are met‘ cieansmdfrom Sm. inespcmwe of me an. in Greek. I‘he latin monks and priests - ti ’ of mediseval times did, indeed, increase and pre- serve MSS. as copyists; but so did all the East. But to say that Rome preserved the Scriptures, as if she alone did so; or as if they came from her; or that she disseminates them and encourages lierpcople to read tliem, is an excessive state- - ment to be taken with a "differ-eiiee.” I trust I will not be considered indecorous if I say that it is amusing. As long as they live who remember pllcant’s state of inind? If not, of \\‘ll2l.i. beneﬁt is it? Can the priest. :‘ib.;ol=.‘.l.ely tlete_i'iiiino wh_cn a soul possesses “the necessary <_il.$})O£~ltiCllS" the applicant’s C0llf‘C‘_~iSlil_;’,‘ words? if not, other- wise by what aut‘noi'lty (,l.',‘($S a man sit in the seat of God, and presume to pardon. iniquity C0lll;‘.ill'- ted iigainst God Rll)Il(?? the ‘imprisonment of the Medal in Naples, for the crime of distributing Bibles, as long as we i'e-ad the words of the “Bishop of Tricomia,” etc-., who declares the words of the Holy Ghost,‘be- cause of their record of ui:m_a-tura-l crimes, unlit for a child's perusal; notwithstanding St. Paul commanded 'I‘ii:nothy,who iron. a child had known them; as long as we read the decree that makes a Latin translation of such authority that it is a heresy to appeal to Hebrew and Greek originals against that Latin translation, two Popes having contradicted each other on its value and accu- racy, no one, whose reason-scale has not kicked the Bishop-’s lecture. _ . But even then, how does all this prove the in- _ Church? ’ (i'.) But the gist of the matter lies in the fact that Bishop Ryan has claimed this gift of infallibility over the whole world. Since Christ is King of _ of Romish origin, Voltaire brought up under the - the beam, can accept this interesting portion of faillbilitv of ei-tlier the Roman or the Catholic statement that this jndiciiil l1,)l_'i2l of £l.l_lS(.)l!‘l:‘~lt.lll was unknown to the priniitive Church. It is found, to-day, nowhere except in the iiatin obe- dieiice, and in the Vi.-:itatioi1 ofllie sickin the 1-raycr-books oi the Cliui-eh of lgiig:aiid,_liclii2.‘ Rf; 31,,-.,~,;, for the bgnijﬁli of those who, in the sicl.‘ man “humbly and lieartil)’ kl‘-‘~“‘1l'9S 15-” But 3; remains as '21. nienume’.-it of which the Anglican Cliurcli sliiiiw:-i‘. fol‘ the scru- ples of those who had not learned that there virus I ) V a Way. P. (I an RELIABLE help for weak and iiervsuous ﬂlerers. the grand desideratum. A‘veid imitations. and Journal, with particulars, mailedfree. forilie Church. Yet every word he has spoken dress Piilvermacher ualvauic Co. , for pardon, except by jll(l_‘.l”llli{' of the sincerity of. am sure that llishop l?.§2:ni will <.‘:on.’irin my Reformation period, clulfs‘ 5?’ R‘?'f“3 3“‘d,i,t‘3.._°’f“3'-. tons, and there its use is perini1..ed only it the the re;*:ai‘d‘ Chronic, painful and prostrating tliseases cured. 0 without medicine. Piilvei-nizicliei-’s Electric Belts, Book. Ad- 4 $1.’. Ennis @1011: ,i_Belitutrat Daily, Tri-Weekly, Semi-Weekly and Weekly Editions. DAILY. . Delivered in the city by carrier, per week.......2.5 cts. By mail, per annum.............................. $12 00 Bymail,withoutSunday.......................... 1100 TR]-WEEKLY, 8emi—Weekly and Sunday Daily combined per 600 SEMI-WEEKLY. Perannum..........................;............... 350 WEEKLY, Perannum ........... ..... 1 50 The postage on all subscriptions by lnail is prepaid by the publishers. 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On and after January 1, 1878, we shall adopt the system of making all collections of city sub-. <.‘ 'iptions by the carriers. The great mass of "subscribers are now receiving their papers that method, and it proves very con- Zﬁgxii nd satisfactory to them. ’l‘hm:e whose we“ as mns expire on the 1st of January, as in arrears, will be turned over to . “ers _ _ h§‘f:£:l:mq wextliat day, who will call for their time. '.1.h‘0Se wﬁor monthly. as may be agree- ‘ subscriptions are paid to a . . d to will be :::;ct:en't mm] metjnued under the present ar- trust this an,an,,emenp'l-ation of such t..ime. We of our many i,.i:nd3_ ‘I meet the approbation The Wa-~. Grand Duke Nicholas has tel. that he is ready to receive a Tulltlhed the P"‘7t‘e discuss armistice conditions. bull. de'eg’"°_t° any indications as to terms of peat‘ “_°t g"_'e ignorant thereof. Erzeronmhas beell?“‘"g “ll” invested since January 9, and Gourko ‘lpletely pied Ichtiman.‘ Grand Duke Nicholas anfwcu '7 “N _——_.y of a formal vote, and their "voice commands Hayes to stand by the pledges and prin- ciples of the party which elected him. In the face of these admonltions, if Hayes chooses to disregard them. let him take the consequences, and let him be turned over to the tender mercies of that party whose represen- tatives in the popular branch of Congress only last winter, by solemn and unanimous vote, put it upon the records of the House, to stand for all time, that Mr. Hayes is not rightfully the Presi- dent of the United States. We have "done with this lying drivel which has damned the memory of Tyler and Johnson, that a President must “rise above party” to serve his country well. If parties -are a necessity in our form of govern- ‘ment. as all our wisest statesmen who have ever lived or died have declared they are, and if a party is good enough to elect a President, it is good enough to dictate the policy of the Adminis- tration; and it ought to be firm enough to insist that its President carry out the pledges upon which he was elected, ‘or strong enough to crush him if he proves recrcant. AS TO irALlos. A reverend brother, whose communications on the subject of the great controvérsy we have printed in the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, writes to us a note of thanks for typographi- cal accuracy, bu_t takes polite exception to the manner in which we “disregarded his ital- ics. ” This calls for an explanation. Minis- ters who write for the press are accustomed to write almost entirely for the weekly or monthly press. In a weekly or monthly newspaper ofllce, a whole sermon or article may be given to oneprinter to put in type. There is a week or more in which to do the work, and one compositor may take charge of it all. He can “follow copy” very easily as to italics, provided the type is at his disposal. In a daily newspaper like the GLOBE-DEMO- CRAT, an article of two columns’ lengtll is set by forty different compositors. It is cut up into small “takes,” sometimes less than twenty lines each. To these forty men there are not more than three ‘ ‘italic cases. ” per- haps. If the italics are distributed after the ministerial fashion, each man gets a line or two in his take; the consequence is, that in ﬁve nlinutes after the matter lS given out, all the compositors in the oﬁice are swarming around the tliree,or folir italic cases, each waiting for his turn. The atmosphere in that $1’. Tours Eaton Gluhz-Ermntrst, ﬂiutilian ‘morning, Qshiiarp 14,1878. that their attendance will procure them a pittance to keep them alive.’ But are societyat large and the business community, the property-owners and the better classes of Americans without sin in the matter? The answer must be in the nega- tive. Their sins are as scarlet as those of the professional juryman himself. And the worst of it is that they seem dyed in the vwoolbeforel even the ﬂeece has been shorn. The men who wilfully neglect or repudi- Jate the duties of the jury-room seem to have been brought up in the idea that "while they are born free they ‘are ex- empt from all the onerous obligations of citizenship; they take advantage of all the privileges of free government, but decline its duties, and refuse to share in its re- sponsibilities. They are as blamewoithy as the juror who enters the box for the sole consideration of the dollar oi‘ two with which his services are to be remunerated. This is not patriotism—it is not citizenship. It is the abnegation of all. Until a return is made to ahealthicr condition of public life, such stories as those told in our issue of yes- terday will increase in numbers and grow in importance. Once upon a time Sir James Scarlett, the father of the present Lord Ab- inger, and one of the ablest advocates who‘ ever appeared at the English bar, was en- gaged in acase in which the evidence to be cited was to be derived largely from monu- mental inscriptions in Latin. To his horror he found himself confronted by a jury which had already given a verdict in a pre- ceding_trial, and upon whose faces the utmost stolidity sat incarnate. He was in despair, and to ask fora new panel seemed a hazardous task. A bright thought struck him. He rose, and in a few sentences ad- dressed to the Court, citedra line from the Latin J uvenal, and attributed it to the Greek Homer. “But,” said the Judge, “every schoolboy would know that your quotation is from Juvenal, and is_Latin, not Greek.” “My Lord,” replied’ the advocate, “I ap.-, pcal to the jury. Like the evidence to be in- troduced in this case,it is all Greek to them. ’ ’ The Court saw thepoint, and excused the some of the men in authority have never been called to account, nor do they appear likely now to be. - The action of Mr. Scliurz in dismissing Chief Clerk Galpin is good so far as it goes, slid the moral sayings incorporated in the letter of dismissal are doubtless highly ap- preciated in the White House, but the ques- tion is not as to the guilt of Galpiu, but as to the character of the present system. If Gal- pin were guilty of dereliction of duty: or in- competent to perform the work required of him, Mr. Schurz did right in kicking him out; let all the people say_Amen. But if Gal- pin No. 2 is to ﬁll the chair of G-alp-in No. 1, is to exercise all his authority, is to rejoice in all his irresponsibility, and to be glad in all his- freedom from control, the world will hardly be able to see any change, except in the fact that the new comer will be probably a little hungrier than his predecessor. “We’1‘eall pore critters” still, as in the days of Widow Bedott, and there is small ‘likelihood that a change in oﬂicials will effects reformation, while the conditions of the -office remains so favorable for rsscality. ' ‘ What is really needed, and what must be had before there is any radical reformation in the Indian Bureau, is a complete change, not of oﬁicials, but of ofﬁces; not of men, but of methods. The present set of oﬂicials, any or all of them, should‘~be disnlissed, if they deserve dismission; _but the good work should by no means stop there. The fact that ﬁve men have, for an indeﬁllite period, con- trolled. the operations of the whole Bureau, and exercised that control without any re- straint but their own interpretations of gener- al statutes, is disgraceful to our Government, and the sooner it is made a. fact of the past the sooner will Indian wars, which have been time and again proved to arise directly from the irresponsibility of Agents, also become of the past. The turning over of every Depart- ment of Indian affairs to the management of the War Oﬁice and the army has long been advocated, and the probable good effects have been shown in more than one instance when the Indian tribes had to deal directly with the army oﬁicers. ‘Vere this scheme carried out THE ST. LOUIS POST OFFICE, And the Bow it Made in the President's Cabinet. Thestory of‘ the Proffored Resignation of Mr. Schurz. e WASHINGTON, January 10.-The Washington Post publishes an article entitled “Carl schurz Resigns." After directing attention to the fact that the Associated Press dispatches about three weeks ago contained a telegram from Chicago to the effect that a private letter had been received there from "the Secretary of the Interior an- nouncing llis intended immediate “withdrawal” from the Cabinet, the writer of. the article pro- ceeds to the narration of the circumstances which he says gave rise to this report. The main source of the information, he asserts, isa member of the Cabinet, who did not, how- ever, take into consideration the possibility of publication when the disclosures were made. The writer says: “The central fact in this chapter of facts is to found in the absolute resignation of his portfolio by Mr. Schurz, which resignation was insisted upon determinedly by him immediately after the name of Chauncey I.Fliley was sent to the Senate for Postmaster of St. Louis. ’ ’ It seems that there was no time during the whole period of Mr. Schurz’s residence in Mis- souri when there did not exist a decided political and even a personal antagonism between himself and Mr. Filley, who, it may be said, is one of the most active and inﬂuential Republican “ma- chine” politicians in that State. VVhen Mr. Scliurz became a candidate for the United States Senate from Missouri, as long ago as 1869, the strongest of all his personal antagonists was Mr. Filley, the bosonl friend of the then Senator Charles D. Drake, who himself made an open and extremely bitter efl'ort to prevent the election of his subsequent col- league, championing for this purpose the claims of the Hon. Bell. Loan, the then Republi- can member Of Congress. nor did Mr. Filley, during the entire Senatorial term of service of Mr. Schurz, appear in ally other light tllan an open, ‘able, deﬁant -and even, as many declared, an unscrupulous enemy of that gentleman. There is no doubt but that Gen. Grant, whose personal hatred of Sc-hurz knew no bounds, was inﬂuenced in the original appointment of Mr. Filley by the well-grounded assumption that he could not inflict a greater indignity on the obnox- ious Senator than by the appointment of Mr. Filley to the place asked for; nor is there any doubt that Mr. Filley showed be fully recognized the object of his appointment, by organizing the entire Republican party of Missouri in antago- nism to the further claims of Mr. Schurz, and the political ostracism of every person suspected of atﬁtiatlng with him. There could be nothing more natural than the universal assumption that the accession of Mr. Schurz to a Cabinet position meant an immediate ' Correspondence of the Globe-Democrat.‘ 'Sll0Wl1OW these facts can exist right-here, to- sponsible for such grave consequences. I bag‘. of you to withdraw this letter.’-’ The writer then adds that it was made known to Mr. Schurz thatsenator Morton, as his death-bed request, had asked for Mr. Filley’s retention, and that the night before Congressman Cole, of St. Louis, had, as late as mid night, induced Vice President Wheeler and Charles Foster, of Ohio, to accom- pany him on a visit to the Executive, to urge the retention of Mr. Fillcv. These and many other justifying reasons were given, he says, but they did not greatly modify the disgraced Secretary. For the moment,he withdrew his proffered resig- nation, but only temporarily._ It was then, the writer says, that thovBerlin Mission was suggest- ed as a possible friendly and paciﬁc escape from the imbroglio. under the cover of which Mr. Schurz withdrew. FORT WORTH. Newspaper Circulation-—Inducements to Emigrants, etc. - FORT WORTH, TEXAS, January 9, 1878.-On reading in the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT of December 28 whatlliad said about the circulation‘ of the “G.-D. in this far-away city” I started out in town to see if I had overdone the thing and I found the-following to be true: Max Elser, one of the principal news men in the city, sells cacll week-day thirty-ﬁve . GLOBE-DEMOCRATS and twenty Rejmbllccms, and on Sundays he sells ﬁfty GLOBE-DEMOCRATS and forty Republicans. Mr. Aldridge sells twelve G-LOBE-DEMOCRATS and two Republicans each day. At some other news stands I found the GLOBE—DEMOCRA'I‘ from 15 to 25 D01‘ cent ahead. On inquiry at the Post Ofﬁe I learned that quite a good many more GLOBE- DEMOCRATS were received through the mails than there were epublicans. Another fact,and ill view of the foregoing facts, rather acurious one, too, which I wish to re- port ls, that President Hayes’ Administration is quite generally endorsed here. Now, if you can nether, I would like to-see how you do it. 1 This country presents ﬁne openings for prOﬁt- ._ able investments in land. Men of small means, and living on small farms, could very much inl- prove their condition ﬁnancially by converting all thcythave into money, and coming here and buying wild land and improving-it. The country is settling up rapidly with good industrious people from all parts of the country, who have come- hcre to get good cheap homes. Thousands of Northern people are pouringinto Texas to escape the long and severe winters of more northerly climates. . I have -conversed freely with many Northern men who have been here from one to four and six years, and I have the flrstone yet to find, who has been industrious and frugal, who would go back if he could. Manypeople have come here to make a fortune on small means. who were too proud, or too lazy and triﬂing, to work, and have run through with their little ‘money, and get liomesick and curse the country, and, as fast as they could. leave in disgust an it carry back doleiul tidings from Texas. All such had better stay at home, at least lily advice_to them is to stay away from Texas; but to the ill- dustrious, law-abiding citizen from every point of the compass, Texas stands ready with opcli arms to receive you, and ball you welcome. Tile soil is rich and productive, the climate mild and _ healthy, and in a very few years Northern Texas will be equal to Illinois or Iowa for its high state of improvement and abundant productions of all Lafayette Park Presbyterian Church stands on the west side of Missouri avenue, opposite the west gate of" Lafayette Park. At present the building: is only completed to the level of the ﬂoor of th audience room, but arrangements are being car- ried out for the speedy completion of the ediﬁce, Yesterday so much of the tabernacle as has been suitably prepared for church-goers’ accommo- datlon was formally opened for work, With prayer. ‘and praise. - Opening of the Lafayette Park?” All Offshoot from Walnut Street--Sermon by D; were held in the lecture room, a room also adapt- ' .-;f ed for Sunday-scliool purposes. _ posed of Mrs. Robyn, soprano; Miss Sobolcwskl, contraltog Mr. F. W. Hoﬁman, tenor, an Jackson, basso, with Prof. Hammerstein as or- ganist, rendcred some selections from Haydn’s Fourth Mass at the commencementof the service I"rayei° by Rev . Dr. James H. Brookes came_next., after which the same gentleman read a series of Scripturzfil passagclslon the relations of the Church, in lieu O a formal esson. were: (1) The relations of the church members to God; (2) their relations to one another, _(3) to the world; (4) their attendance at the meetings to be established at that church; (5) the use of money; (6) prayer; (7) good works. lasted about ten minutes. Love Thy Church, 0, God,” had been sung, and ride announcement made ofcoming meetings, Dr. -: Brookes commenced his sermon on the - ' as manifested in the person of Christ, taking his text from Matthew xxviii, 18. After stating the L\ircumstanccs under which our Lord utte_red_ these words, he considered his s_ubject—malnly ' ; by reading passages Of Holy Writ in proof of his statements—under the following heads: exercise of this power in heaven. festasion on earth. In resurrection. second advent. _ , vicissitudes of temporal and spiritual welfare the '- ‘T Church thus commenced its life. might expect; told one or two characteristic anecdotes in i:lus- ft tration of his t.ext, and ended by reminding his A hearers that if they followed the precepts of that divine inspiration which they professed to accept as authority, they would thrive in all theydld, and that God’s power would be with thcnl "in all the days, e.ven,‘unto the end of the age." speaker was especially earnest in ilismanner,and , at times he raised his voice till the enameled glass globes on the chandeliers gave out their own liar-_, . monic note, a circumstance which also demon- _ 'Sll'til'.(."Il the perfect acoustic arrangements of the ' room. was sufllcient to occupy all the available seating space in the school-room, and in point of intelli- gence and wealth about on a par with that of the Church of the Messiah. _._.. V. —-——-cu.-n-—-‘ CHURCH DEDICATION. Presbyterian Church. Q Brookes--Descrv5'tion of the Ediﬁce. The cosy but unpretending structure known as THE INITIAL SERVICES A choir com- d Mr. The topics touched on The whole exercise After the hymn, “I i i‘ PO\VER OF GOD, 1. The ’ 2. Its inani- 3. Its exhibition in death. 4.‘ - 5. In saving souls. 6. In the ~ Dr. Brookes then spoke of what 5 The THE CONGREGATION The number of high that he will cross the Balkans to-day. Corrllceg _ to the full,-Indian complaints and wars would cation is still open from Adrianonle to ’I“' either cease all altogether, or be very much lessened in importance. If the Indian Bureau can not be handed over to army management, in-the name of common sense and ordinary decency, let; there be a little legal restraint thrown round the Chief Clerks and other official popinjays, who at present have no restriction on their conduct more harassing legal luminaries present was a peculiar feature of ’ the gathering on the part of the men, while the ladies apparently took advantage of the occasion to einpiiasizc their belief‘ in the utility and taste- fulness of black velvet hats plainly trimmed. Ozving to the inclemency of the weather there, was no attempt made toward organizing a Sun- day-scllool in the aftertioon ,as had been intended, _ but notice was given that the children of ‘the dls- _ trict would gather in mass-meeting for Sunday- school services on Sunday next, the 20th inst... at 3p. in. It is expected to make the Lafayette Sunday-school a model in every respect. THE LAFAYETTE PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH is an oft‘-shoot from that lusty, vigorous stem, array from further service. This is a story apposite, a case in point. Are our best citi- zens, and the active and intelligent middle class, about whom the lawyers talk, by their persistent refusal to do one of the primary duties of citizenship, supinely about to make all questions of right, equity and law “Greel;” to the jury-room? and radical change in the Post Office at St. Louis. This became all the more natural, as every Re- publican paper in the city of St. Louis, German or English, but one, vccifcrously demanded such a change. Mr. Schurz himself took it for granted that there would be no departure from the almost immemorial usage that Cabinet Ministers’ selec- tions for appointments in their own States would . not be questioned, a principle so conspicuously illustrated in the case of all the appointments in New York. Ohio, Tennessee and Indians, as represented by Mr. Schurz’s colleagues in the Cabinet. » Mr. Schurz, therefore, not questioning his the necessaries and comforts of life. . G. WRIGHT. » R.EFUGE IN DEATH. vicinity soon becomes redolent of verbal sul- Bazardjik and Yamboli. Telegrams from Con.-ml? phur. It certainly did in the case of the tinople show that distress*is increasing terrihl, , manuscript of the eminent divine who in_ Fugitives, mostlywomen and children, who have ired this paradm-D1] To Sqve as large 5 - 0 L made the journey in open trucks during the heavy , ~ount of profanity, we ordered the italics snow fall, are arriving by thousands, and the Turkish Government, paralyzed by the ovcr- }disregarded, and forty cursings were -t*.l_v converted into forty blessings. whelming magnitude of its misery, is unable to ' d a o ‘ n (:)ur experience in “editing” com- in Suicide of N. V. Simpson, Notary Public and Title Examiner. mlml A Wife and Four Children Left to Month the Taking . In which the popuhlr expression canbe had short Tltc irmtlier 1'7zdicati0'ns for to-day are cooler and partly cloudy. T... mi.-5... .......t.""'“““. .. ;;-.17 . “biger man” than old Pendleton, but he was mis. taken. Mn. AMELUNG should resign first, and Investigate afterwards. 'I‘he escape conviction by the skin of his teeth. THE I{ell.tu:l:,v—Senatorial ﬁght is waxing warm without approaching a deﬁnite result, They will probably have to settle it in caucus. A week ago it looked extremely favorable for Judge Lindsay, hilt “Cerro Gordo” Wit- liams seems to hold out very well. Perhaps they will both be thrown overboard for some new man. THE contributions to the great religious controversy which we print to-day are nume- rous and lengthy, but they are all interesting, and most of them are full of information which has hitherto been’the possession of a very, slilnll number of people. One of the writers—-a lady——-very sensibly calls attention to the fact that the GLOBE—DEMOCRA'I‘, in the conduct of this matter, is adding v:ist..l_v to the general suln of religious knowledge. It was for that purpose we started on the under- taking’. and we venture to say that no effort of moderll jourmilism has been so widely and so llnivcrsally approved. The good work is still going on. and all the brethren are invited to the fcast—-or perhaps it’s more of a ﬁght than a feast. IN March last thirteen anlendnients to the Constitution of the State of New I-Iampsliire testimony against. him is so strong that he can onlv ‘I18 that women and preachers run fearfully . . ‘to z.talzcs—mucli more than any other class. . It is by no means a proof of the strengtli of . . _ article to see the smoothness and regularlt . l . -of its appearance thus de- stroyed and defzqd may be nece s = . _ Sm‘) ')lllel.ll1lCS for the purpose Of Sllecial emphasi. . . . or apposition, but in gen- eral to ut a whole WW istp . d. sltence or phrase 111 this ' O m ‘Cate thabhe writer is straining :lf]td01‘::DI1;]eis‘:Il]it'e ;:oi;;l:“w jle can not ﬁnd. ‘ ‘This is a V:l‘V strong poiiitqn pfwentheslsz , f ' His counter- part ls found in the artist who, “er he had ﬁnished his picture, was obliged 1- write um dcr it that it was a cow, or a lloll, as the case might be. In making this si’l.,c,.,p_ tion the writer was only italicizilzg hisOic_ ture. The English language, in which can read Shakspeare. Milton, ‘te Burke am shade of thought or meaning; the right word carries its own emphasis, and a writer may be sure that when hisword will not express his meaning without the use of italics, it is because his word is not the Pifrht one for bio purpose. The deﬁcient‘: is in his own vocab- ulary. Perhaps it would not be overstating the case to say that italics bear the same relation to wI‘ltlll_2‘ that profanity does to speech; oaths are the z'talz'cs of the ignorant in con- versation: and italics are the oaths of the weak in writing. Clergylnen are ilot, as a clv,ss,weak writers; some of them,on the con- trary, are very strong writers; but they have certainly contracted the habit to which we refer, and it is of itself sufliciellt to take the sap out ofthc best of writers ifpcrsisted ill for a length of time, just as the unnecessary use were submitted to the popular vote, and eleven were adopted. The second and the tenth related to the jury system. One read as follows: For Irving causes under $100, and where title to real estate is not concerned, without the inter- vention of a jury. The vote stood--yeas, 35,582; ilays, 7,712. The other, which was adopted by 33,392 yeas against 9,081 nays, read thus: To authorize the General Court to provide that appeals from a justice of the peace may be tried by stﬁne other court without the intervention of a fury-. This shows the tendency in the East to sub- stitute an honest judge for an imbecile jury wherever it is possible to do so. 4 IN the article respecting the reappointment of Postmaster Filley and the consequent coil- duct of Secretary Schurz, which we copy to-day from the Vilashihgtoil 1’ st, we think we see the ﬁne Italian hand of the great Democratic statesman and philosopher, Mr. Joseph Pulitzer. Mr. Scliurz has since ell- tered formal denial as to all and singular the allegations, but we happen to know that Mr. Pulitzer has on several important points kept his brilliant and proliﬁc imagination in subjection to the real facts. The President did at one time intend to appoint Col. Sims Hays, and he was only prevented from doing so by a personal appeal in Mr.Filley’s behalf, wrung from Senator Morton on his dying bed. Furthermore, we are prepared to prove that Mr. Hayes stated recently that he made a mistake in reappoihting Mr. Filley. That Mr. Schurz ever tendered his resignation we do not believe. and we are astonished that the gifted Pulitzer, who knows lnm so well. should have supposed him capable of rising to such a height of self-sacriﬁce. He’ is not that kind of a man. Take anyshape but that, and in y firm nerve} Shall never tremble. ~ THE Belleville Advocate, which has always correctly reflected the sentiments of the Re- pnblicans of its neighborhood, says in its last issue: This business of “rising above party” has Played out in American politics; John Tyler tried ‘ it, and history set him down a sham; Andrew 30119500 ﬁlled Tyler, and history set him down an obstinate blnnderer; and now R. B. Hayes is trying to copy Johnson, and the people have laid their hands upon his shoulder and told him to “DD ii; the Republican party-a majority of the nation--have spoken through their papers,thi-ough their members in Congress, through every avenue pllraseology: of the jury system. The safeguard is em- braced in the terms, ‘ ‘legal judgment of his peers. ” There is the foundation of the struc- and the branches are withered. Under the system, as it is now carried out in the great cities of America, there is too often no who, for the sake of a dollar a day, make a business of the jury-room, are certainly not the ‘ ‘peers’ ’ of the merchants and real estate owners and others who resort to the Courts for an adjudication of their rights, a deter- mination of their differences of opinion. The " jurors of to-day are idlers whose natural blink hell. They are the men who have failed in eve” Walk 01' life: and then. as a last re- 50111‘C9a and with impudence immeasurable, sit and slumber over learned arguments in of the crutcll will in the course of tilllc destroy the vigor and power of the limbs. To adapt it simile which we have recclltly come across in de-i-Ull01')' Tcadillg, italics are the 1‘Oll£I(3 of literary compositrioll, but not its natural com- plexiou. .._._.._._ PnOFEsslo.N.xL JURORS. It is a conlnloll but false suppbsition that the jury system owes its origin to Magna Charla. In the Charter granted to London by Henry, the King yielded to every towns- man the right to be tried by his follows in the township or hilstings where the sessions took place every week. By the same Charter the jurors ill London and other privileged towns were exempted from the ordeal of battle which the Nornlans had introduced, and were subjected only to the old English trial by oath. Under the Charter there was merely a cessa- tion of vagueness, and in the copy which still remains in the British Museum, iiljured as it is by age and ﬁre, and with the royal seal still hanging from the brown shrivelcd parch- ment, the memorable article upoil wllich the jury system of the whole Anglo-Saxon race is based runs thus when trailslatedinto modern No freeman shall be seized. or imprisoned, or dispossessed, or outlawed , or in anyway brought. to ruin; we will not go against any man, nor send against him, save by legal judgment of his peers, and by the law of the land. And in this citation, from Magma Cha rta itself, ap'pears"the ground of the quarrel of modern society against the abuse, not the use, ture of liberty. And it has been capped. Poison has been laid at the root of the tree, “judgment of peers.” Loafers and men haunts are the drinking-saloon and the gam- diﬂicult cases, comforted by the assurance A word or two ill italics - Sheridan without italics. has words for even- THE INDIAN BUREAU. The highly instructive spectacle of Mr. Scllurz reading a. moral lecture to Chief Clerk Galpih, late of the Indian Bureau, while it recalls to memory the profouild precepts of Mr. Clladband and of Mr. Stiggins, ‘ ‘the red- nosed man,” also serves the important pur- pose of directing public attention for the thousandth time to the irregularities and shortcomings of the Indian service. What this has been in the past, everybody has an idea more or less deﬁnite, but until the series of discoveries begun by Marsh, few had any conception of the mess of corruption that could be disclosed simply by pulling out a single drawer of the Indian Bureau. The Conllnissioli appear to have done their work as thoroughly as the time allowed tllem permitted, and have certainly uncovered many abuses, and called attention to a vast number of facts affecting the efficiency of the Indian Satvice, and couiiteractiiig the better tenden- cleﬁof the Indian policy. But acareful ex- amlllaiion of the report fails to disclose those elements of novelty wllich inspire a doculne'nt of 1111': rind ‘with piquant interest. Pub. Docs. are at best not holiday reading» and unless rendered savory bv n spice of person- ality or other sauce, nobody but an idiot or a Congressman can get through them at all. The Commissioner’s report is lavish in gen- eral. but stingy ill particular, for excepting a few men, singled out, apparently as scape- goats, the rank and ﬁle of the Indian service is left untouched, and as far as appears from the record, lincxamiucd. The Bureau has for so long been a stench ill the nostrils of tile country, that decent people are beconling very tired of it, and are loudly calling for sucll an examination into its affairs as will develop the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. There is a general desire for a complete exposure of this branch of the public service, and, considered as a beginning in the direction of this end, the work of Mccammon, Bradley and Lock- wood may answer for a start. but for nothing more. Their examinations were good so far as they extended, but they have merely trot- ted over the same course that has been used as an exhibition ground by Congressional Committees for years, and have told the world little that had not already been proclaimed on the housetops by writers in the public prints. The possibilities of rascality-in the Indian service can be fully sheen and realized only when we remember that in all matters per- tainllig to the management of Indian affairs, the Commissioner, the Chief Clerk. with the Correspondence Clerk, the Annuity Clerk and the Stenographer, have up to the present formed a working quintette, who, according to their own sweet wills, said unto this man go, and he went; and unto that. steal much, and bcllold he did it. The only real point in the Commissioner’s report is in reference to this little clique, and the astonishing fact is developed that excepting the general statutes, which may be interpreted to order by any attorney, there exist no regulations for the control of the Agents and other subordinates of the Indian Bureau, the nearest approach to rules being the instructions promulgated by the Comnlissioner, and even those “not being rigidly enforced nor fully respected.” In this little fact Mr. Schurz, if he chooses to see it, may ﬁnd the secret of the corrup- tion among Indian Agents and their subordi- nates. Put a man in a responsible position, remove all restraints, take away the fear of the future by postponing indeﬁnitely a set- tlement of his accounts, let him have the handling of half a million dollars in three years, as in one case instanced by the Com- mission, and if he does not prove a defaulter he must be either more or less than human. Yet such has been the general management of the Bureau that. to judge from the report of the Commission, as well as from the facts that, in one way and another, have crept into public notice, instances of this kind have been not the exception, but the rule, and the wonder is that the rogueriel have passed almost unnoticed for so long. Con- cealed they could not be, nor have they been, but the criminals who must, in the very na- than the fear of dismissal. ADI UBl'n.-MILN 1 5. DE BAB.’S—THE OPERA. Mme. Pappenheim has made an excellent se- lection of music for the week, and odors speci- mens of her powers not only in Wagner and Mey- erbeer, but also in the Italian' school. To-dav we are to have Tannhauser, to-morrow Der Fliegendcr Hollander,on Wednesday Il Travatore, on Thursday Robert le Dlable, on Friday the Jowess, and for Satnrday’s matinee Fidelio. It is a splendid repertoire, but we would "suggest that Beethoven’s Fidelio be sung in the even- ing. There are hundreds upon hundreds who are anxious to hear Leonora sung as Mme. Pap- penheim alone can sing it. There will, we are happy to hear. he opportunities for hearing Miss Human’s sweet, fresh voice. OLYMPIC THEATER. Those who have seen the English version only of ‘ ‘La Jolie Parfumense’ ’ can form no adequate of its merits in the French. Indeed , opera bouife is essentially a French outgrowth, and can never be rendered to perfection in English. Of all the artistes who have essayed this kind of singing Aimee stands at the head. peerless and supreme. Time has not robbed her voice of its melody, nor deprived her of that indescribable charm of move- mom. that has rendered her so immense a favorite wherever she has appeared. To-nightAlmee and her trou~,i_e will present ‘ ‘La Jolie Parfumeuse, ’ ’ With 8 full chorus and orchestra, and the week of Ullfleﬁtlll‘-7 opera will be inaugurated. THEATRE COMIQUE. The Tellﬂesﬁeeliubilee Singers made their first al-’P03l'3n0° 1333 mil". and gave a sample of the camp meeting songs that used to be null}; by um slaves of the South before the ‘ ‘wah.” There is no burnt cork about these people, and their songs have the genuine ring of the old plantation. There are three women among thenl, one of whom has a splendid voice. They will appeal again to-night. Other novelties will be given, consisting of dancing, singing, acrobatic feats, el-cl LIBRARY HALL. Dr. Newman, of Washington, D. C., will de- liver a lecture to-night on Babylon, Niheveh,thc Euphrates and the Garden of Eden. The lecture will be delivered under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A., will doubtless be interesting and instruc- tive, espccially to students of Bible history. liiAsQUi:nA1>E BALL. The Benevolent Society of the Daughters of Rcbecca, Golden Rule No, 1, I. O. 0. F., will give a grand masquerade ball on Saturday next, at Frcemason’s Il:lll,corner of Seventh and Mar- ket strects. It will be a pleasant all"air,and ought to be well patronized. WASIIINGTON UNIVERSITY. The first often illustrated lectures on Russia and Turkey will be delivered to-night at Washington University by Prof. M. S. Snow. The stereopti- con illustrations will aid materially in giving a clear understanding of the bending dispute be- tween the two Powers whose armies have re- cently met in deadly conflict. A REPLY To INGERSOLL. Hon. Gebi'gc R. Wendling, the eloquent young Odd Fellow, will deliver a free lecture at Mercan- tile Library Hall to-morrow night, replying to Ingersoll from a secular standpoint. ROLLER SKATING. This popular amusement and exercise was in- auguratcd at National Hall, corner of Broadway and Chambers street. last Saturday night, to the delight of many of our North St. Louis society people. There wi1l_be skating at that ball every afternoon and evening until. further notice. A Telegraphic Blunder. On Thursday last the colrespondcnt of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT at Springﬁeld ,Ill. ,telegi-apnea the fact that John McGrath, dry goods mer. chant, had made an assignment to P. P. O'Don- nell, also of Springﬁeld. but. owing to the stu- pidity of an incompetent operator, who omitted the word “to” in the dispatch, it read as though Mr. O’l)onne1lhad also failed. Mr. O'Donnell is a successful dealer, who has made no assign- ment, but is as solid as a rock ﬁnancially, and this statement is due to him for the beneﬁt of his creditors abroad. ___g Nevvsy, and Eclitorially Strong. [From the Chase County (Kas.) Leader. I We present this week the prospcctusof the St. Louis GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, the best paper west of the Mississippi River. It contains always the entire telegraphic news of the country, newsy letters from the best correspondents in the State, with the full assortment of general news. 1: 13 Republican in politics. and editorially strong. A First-Class Family Newspaper. I From the Newman (I11.)Independelit.] Elsewhere in this paper will be found the. pros- pectus for 1878 of the St. Louis GLOBE-DEIL OCRAT, the leading Republican newspaper of the West. It is reliable in itsmarket reports, as well as in its political and news departments. In brief, it is a ﬁrst-class family newspaper Its daily circulation in this place is larger than that of all other daily papers combined. Omitted. In the list of "leatl~ing'”’ “1iiutua2"life insur- ance companies published in Saturday's GLOBE. DEMOCRAT, one of the largest and ‘‘strongest'' was omitted, viz., Nnw Yonx: LIFE, organized 184.5-assets,$35,000',000—and has to-day the largest amount of asset: to liabilities of any of the "lead. ing” “mutual” companies. So say the Inga;-. L ture of the case, have been known to at least ance Commissioners of the different States. power or right, determined upon an immediate change in the St. Louis Post. Oﬂice, and within a fortnight after his installation in office formally tendered the place held by Mr. Filley to a per- sonal friend of his, the Hon. Samuel Hays, for- merly State Treasurer of Missouri, a gentleman of considerable popularity, excellent character and decided business ability. Ml-.'Samuel‘Ha_vs took the matter under consideration, industri- ously consulted his friends, and after considera- ble hesitation, yielding to their advice, resigned an important and remunerative position, and sig- niﬁed to Mr. Schurz his willingness to help him clear the turbid Republican political waters of Missouri. The formal appointment was looked for as a matter of course, but weeks rolled on and it was not made. Months expired, and Mr.Filley still remained apparently secure in his well- warlned seat. Six months passed by, but Mr. Samuel Hays was not yet acting Postmaster. Mr. Hays came to Washington, as did scores of his friends and Mr. Fi1ley’s enemies, to learn, if possible, the reason for such apparently inex- plicable dclay, but all the satisfaction they got from Mr. Schurz was a series of cunning smiles, graceful waftures of the hand, and‘ the remark that President Hayes was rather slow, and ac- cordingly patience was necessary, but that there was no earthly doubt of the removal of Filley whenever the proper time arrived. There is no possible room for doubt that Mr. Hayes held out to his Secretary continued as- surances that his wishes would be respected, as suranccs that fell out little short of positive com- mlttals. He even went so far on one occasion as to say to a friend of Schurz that there might be a difliculty not easily overcome if the removal of Mr. Filley was involved, as his testimonials were voluminous and almost irreslstiblc,but as his term of onice had expired there was no obstacle to the appointment of another person, even admitting all that was said in Filley’s favor to be true. Mr. Scllurz heard of this, and pensively smll,d. He knew that within thirty days from the meeting of the Senate the appointment had to be sent ill. That snort period was the limit of executive indecision, delicacy or slug- gishncss, and he allowed the executive mind .fi-cedom from interference until the day before the fateful last day. Then he waited on Mr. Hayes and asked for a decision . ‘ ' What had the the Pl-esidentdctermined on?” said the Secre- tary of the Interior, not dreaming for a moment of any other than :1 gratifying response. ‘ ‘I have been so solicited about this matter,” replied Mr. Hayes, ' ‘that I have concluded to make it a Cab- inet appointment; we will bring it up this after- noon.” The Cabinet meeting was convened, and Mr. Hayes propounded the St. Louis Post Oflicc as a conundrum that had sorely perplexed the Presi- dential mind. “ W but do you say, gentlemen?” The Cabinet had a good deal to say, all except Mr. Schurz. He did not need to say anything. Everybody was on his side. Mr. Key, who was represented at the time as having stoutly stood up for Mr. Filley, and the non-interference of other lnenlbcrs of thc_ Cabinet in his department, took the ground that it would be indefensible not to allow Mr. Scllurz to aid in the cause of reform , by the regulation OI matters in his own State, where he of all others know how most efficacious- ly to apply the caustic, the lance and the ax. Each nlember of the Cabinet took the same ground. They were in fact but defending their own claims to the right of local supermtendence, in defending Mr. Schurz. The President said absolutely nothing. Neither by word nor sign did he indicate a preference. _He had merely called for the opinions of his advisers and got them. The Cabinet meeting was dispersed, and Mr. Scliurz went to his rooms with hardly a doubt as to the result. The next day, however, so inter- ested was he, so much had he at stake, that he arose early and drove to the White House. Be- fore he had time to state his errand, which was to ask the President what name be had decided on, Mr. Hayes met him with asmlle and the assur- ance that he was very glad he had colne. - ‘How do you spell the name of Y0uI' st. Louis man , with or without an ‘e’ ?’ ’ . "Let me write it for_you, Mr. President,” re- sponded the now beaming and perfectly assured Schurz, and thereupon seized a pen and wrote Samuel Hays without an ‘ ‘e,” as the reader will see. After this exchange of a few courtcsies, but without even asking whether Mr. Hayes with an "e” had concluded on the name of Mr. Hays without an "e,” Mr. Schurz took his leave. As he passed out to the avenue, he met alld courtc- ously bowed to Assistant Postmaster General Tyner, the great friend and fugler of Filley, the political executor _of the late Senator Morton, who was on his way also to an early Presidential call. The heart. of the Secretary took no deep forebodlngs from this lit- tle circumstance, however. Why should Mr. Hayes be so particular about the ‘ ‘e” if the mat- ter was not all right? Dismissingall foolish fears, Mr. Schurz struck his most Mephlstophellan tread and lnarchecl down the avenue to ills oﬂice. Awaiting him was Mr. Anthony Ittn or, member of the House from the First St. Louis Dlstrict,,a pro- nounced anti-Filley man. ‘ ‘I am very glad you have called,’ ’ said Schurz; “I have just left the President, and he is about to for you to go and assure him that he is doing the right thing.” So the Hon. Mr. It_tner strode toward the VVhitc House and obtained immediate audience with Mr. Tilden’s forced substitute. - "1 have called,” said Mr. Ittner, “to say a few words about the St. Louis Post Oﬁicc.” “That matter,” immediately responded Mr. Hayes, “is already settled. I have just sent up to the Capitol the name of Mr. Filley." "In that particular case,” _replied Mr. Ittner sturdily, who has an imperturoabl_e countenance and thorough command of feelings, “I have nothing‘ more to say.” It was but the task of a few minutes for Mr. Ittner to put himself in personal communication with Mr. Scnurz, to whom he atoiice reported the Presidential thunderbolt. "My God!" shrieked Mr. Schurz, waving his long arms and bringing his palms together as Don Quixote might have done, with a resounding smack, “what perﬁdy.” « In ten minutes Mr. Ittner’s information was verified and Mr. Schurz came to a decision. He sat down to his desk, wrote out a brief letter of resignation, called. a carriage and presented him- self before Mr. Hayes-the man who spells his name with an ‘ 'e.” Mr. Hayes took the proffered letter and read it. The writer then describes the scene that took place, as described, he says, by one of Secretary Scilurz’s friends. He represents the President as saying: "I beg you to recall this. Icould give you reasons for my extraordinary action, which I am sure a man of your greatness of mind and generosity of character would accept, even while struggling in the depths of great personal chagrin, as_ jusuﬁablc. Do not destroy my Cabinet by insisting on such a step. Do not L send in Mr. Havs’s name, but it will do no hurt 0ﬁ'. of a. Husband and Father. Wllen Stephen Turner. the janitor of the build- ing No. 12 North Fourth street, entered the oﬁice of Nathaniel V. Simpson, yesterday morning, he saw that gentleman sitting in a chair, apparently asleep. Not desiring to awaken him, he withdrew. At half-past eleven o’clock Mr. T. Z. Blakeman, an attorney who has desk room in the office. came in and made the horrifying discovery that Mr. Simpson was dead, and by his own hand. A burned spot in the clothing. right over the heart, the rigid form, and a revolver with one cmptv chamber lying on the ﬂoor, told the‘ story. The unfortunate man had been dead some hours. Mr. Blakeman ﬂed the terrible presence, and passing down to the street. found Olliccr Wall and Mr. Solon N. Sapp, who returned with him to the oﬂice. Tile suicide had entered the ofﬁce some time after midnight, and, removing his shoes, sat down in one chair, with his feet on an- other. He had then taken the revolver, and, pressing it closely to his breast, ﬁred. The clothing and ﬂesh were burned and discolored by the powder. The hole was very small, being made with a small-sized Smith 85 Wesson. The bullet must have sped surely to the heart and caused immediate and painless death. There was no external hemorrhage whatever, and but little evidence in the mouth of the bubbling up of the life-giving ﬂuid. The Coroner was notified of the sad event, and after holding an inquest, at which a verdict of suicide was returned, the body was removed to the residence of the wife and four children left without a protector, at 2107 Sarah street. The deceased was last seen at 12:30 o’clock yesterday morning, at the corner of Fifth and Market, at which time he was sadly under tllc influence of liquor. The condition of his clothing and shoes yesterday morning showed that he had been walking about through the mud and rain -during most of the night. A friend of the deceased last evening told a GLOBE-DEMOCRAT reporter that he had four children, the eldest being eight years old and the youngest about one year. Yesterday was the third anniversary of the birth of the second child. Mr. Simpson had promised llls wife a little cele- bration of the event in the nature of a dinner party. Of late he has not been fortunate ill busi- ness, and on Saturday night found himself with- out the money to redeem his promise. In fact, he had complained on Saturday that his creditors were pushing him relentlessly. I-lis suicide is therefore attributed to despondency, brought about by his enibarassnlcnts. Deceased was forty years of age and a native of England. Twenty years ago he came to this country. At the outset of the war be cast his lot with the Confederacy, and served until peace was restored. He then came to this. city, and embarked in business as a notary and ex- aminer of titles. Ill 1868 he married and lived happily until recently, when business reverses assailed him. Then, weary with the struggle, he sought restfand refuge in the grave, without sufficient thought, perhaps, of the wife and lit- tle ones thus deprived, by his moral cowardice, of their hope and support. A SURFEIT OF ROAST BEEF. Two Hundred Fat Steers Burned _tO Death in their Sta.1ls—'1‘lie Fire Record. - Special Dispatch tothe Globe-Democrat. . TERRE HAUTE, January l3.——At 6:30 this even- ing, one of the cattle sheds connected with the distillery of Holman 85 Fairbanks was discovered by the watchman to be on ﬁre. The flames origi- nated in the hay-cutting room, and spread so rapidly that it was found impossible to save any part of the _shed. which was ﬁlled with cattle. Two hunureu fat steers were burned. The cattle were the property of Walxal &Alierton, of Chi- cage, and wer_e valued at $13,000, insured for $9.000. The building was the property of Holman & Fairbanks. _Loss $4.000; fully insured. The cattle were chained in their stalls and could not be reached. De ti-oit’s Conﬂagration. DETROIT, January 13.-—-About 7:45 this evening aﬁre broke out in the large wholesale paper warehouse'of Barr 8: Bros., of this city. The ﬁre is now under control, but_thc loss can not be estimated at the present writing‘. Chief Justice Peal-son’s Sucessor. RALEIGH, N. C., January 13.—Governor Vance has appointed W.H.N. Smith, an eminent Demo- cratic lawyer of this city, to be Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court. in place of Richmond M. Pearson, deceased. ECONOMY is the key-note of wealth. It is for this reason that husbands coincide with the pre- ference of their wives for “A‘ndrews' Bazar.” All the melee: and freshest news in literature, art and science is popularly given, and the best" writers in America and Europe contribute. In addition to this, the most valuable information, including cuts and patterns, about fashion inat- ters, is furnished. Send for the "Bazar,” Cin- cinnati. Specimen copy, ten cents. $55 will buy Eastlake French Dresser Chamber suit at Bun-ell. , Conistock & Co.’s, 402 and 104 N allow so small a consideration to become ije- , the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. The purchase of the building site was author-ized on . the 8th of November, 1875. The lot lS1_.l7X1<10, and cost $12,000. The expense of erecting the building and fitting: the same up to thelevel of the audience floor was about $30,000. lhrough the co-operation of some of the Walnut-streeters . and of parties residing near the park, nearly the whole of this sum has already been contributed, the Ladies’ Mite Society having raised during the last twenty months $2,500 of the amount. To coul- piete the edlﬂcc—-which, so far as is ‘at present contemplated, will not attract atmospheric elec- tricity with a spirc—-will cost another $15,000, and . the powers that be intend that the church shall not be dedicated to God subject to a mort- . gage, but 0011111161106 its career or usefulness free fronl debt. When fully completed the church j will boast the following accommodations: (1) . All audience room 823x100 of_ 40_feet pitch, with seats arranged in concentric circular lines, dl- ,- vided by 8 aisles, entirely free of columns, but, loft will be back of the pulpit, and the interior‘ decorations governed by a. Greek avoidance of excess in ornament. (2) A lecture room, also‘, arranged for a Sunday-school room, 52x83 nd 14 feet pitch, with seats arranged on the concentric circular plan. West of the lecture room, and separated by a hallway from it‘ are (3) the ladies’ parlor, 15x28, gorgeously carpeted and ﬁtted up in regular boudoir style; (4) the infant. room, 241: 29; (5) the Pastor’s study, 15x18, and (0) the ladies’ dressing room, gotten up with a vieivw Biblical tableaux, such as those of the ten virgins _ and the reception of Jephtha by his daughter. The , are most complete, and reﬂcct lnuch credit on the architect, Mr John H. Maurice. In general conformation the Lafayette Park Church is a fac-simile of the church new building for the Walnut street congregation, at the Southwest corner of Washington and Compton avenues, the ediﬁce on whose account Dr. Brookcs’ congrega- tion, per his advice, reiterated by the GLOBE- DEMOCRAT. raised $15,000 the other day for the purpose of getting it ready for il1llIlCdlaL60C° cupancy. A Plea. for the Mercantile Library 01'- gan. ST. LOUIS, January 12, 1878.-—To the Directors of the Mercantile Library: GENTLEMEN—In read- ing the last animal report of your honorable body, I observed with great surprise and regret. that a. suggestion was made looking toward the sale of the Organ recently erected in the hall. -The reason for this suggestion was stated to be the ‘ ‘failure of the organ as an investment.” I am aware that little use has been made of this ﬁne instrulnent during this ﬁrst year of its exist- ence, and for this two reasons at once present themselves. ' First, the appreciation of and desire to hear COIICCPI:[l8l'f0l'l1lallCCB upon the Organ are as yet in their early stages in this country,and perhaps we ill St. Louis are furllier behind in this respect than some of our sister cities, from the very fact that until within a year we have never possessed the facilities afforded by a fully equipped concert orwan. A few organ concerts have been given upon » some of our church organs, but none of these in- strumcnts are designed either in “voicing” (i. e. character of tone) or mechanical appliances for purely concert performances. _ The organ in the Library Hall was built ex- pressly for such purposes, and it would be just as mucll out of place _in character of tone in a church as a church organ would be out of place in the hall. Each has its own spllcre, and either ‘can not successfully ﬁll the sphere of the other. The organ in Library Hall has done much even in this short year, with its few concerts, toward awakening and improving the musical taste‘ of the community in this long-neglected direction. Its work has but just begun, for I am convinced, from the history of the last ten or ﬁfteen years, that the king of instruments has a glorious future in store for it. The appreciation of the organ as a concert instrument and as an adjunct in church service will increase rapidly from year to year, so that in the near future no city or church will be without this potent educator in art and assistant in public worship. Secolldly, the very moderate use of the organ thus far may be attributed to the comparatively- small number of professional organists located in this city. There has been no lack of talent here, but simply a want of facilities in the development of that talent and in the encouragement of its use. The organ is without doubt the most diﬁicult of all instruments, not only to play, but to under- stand and appreciate; consequently itls no matter of surprise that one short year has shown so little seeming improvement, when the conditions, to begin with, were not favorable. _ I know fronfpersonal observation that there is an awakening interest in organ-playing here, that many are studying the organ, and this, to- gctller with the reasonable supposition that other organists, partlv on account of the facilities afforded by the line -concert organ in Library Hall, will locate here from time to time, as in other cities, leads to the inevitable conclusion that there will be a demand for your instrument which will make it a paying investment, not to mention the great good it will accomplish in the cause of lnuslc. _ Considering the triﬂle (comparatively speaking) paid for the organ, is will not take a large in- crease in its income, even over the past year, to pay more than most property does in these times. Oil‘-cumstances will not be likely to culminatea. second time under which an organ worth $10 000 can be purchased and set up for less than $2,500, and this fortunate purchase (but unfortunate for the builders) ought not to prove a temptation to all institution devoted to the public good to sell at an advance .' erection of concert organs. ‘ The Boston Music Hall oi-gan,with alterations in the building neces- sary to its erection , cost $100,000. , The Cincinnati Music Hall has an organ in pro- cess of construction at an expense of over $30.- 000. New York has three or more, Hartford and several other cities one or more, and our IlBl9,‘h- bor. Chicago. has three concert organs and one or more organ recitals weekly. ' In conclusion, gentlemen, let these facts plead with you, and cause you to evince the same pub- lic spirit in this direction, which has character- ized your persistent efforts in the cause of funish. ing the City of St. Louis with a mic library. Very respectfully, E. M. BOWMAN. Mxs. ELIZA HALE, Middle Grove. Mo. , stats: °' Dr. J. H. McLean's Cough and Lung-healing Globules, for coughs. colds, consumption, bron- chitis. asthma. have done me more good than. gn Fourth street. t the medicines I have ever taken. with a gallery 63x50 at the east end. The organ - ~13- facilities for ingress and egress of the audience _ 1 " Other cities have devoted large sums to the . 5 51. Ennis ﬁailﬂigﬁlobr-ﬁtlntotrtti. wonhap‘-morning, 3ait.1tsrp1li,13'Z8. ..._— ,_,,._......._.._ l 4., 3.0 i ‘ ‘ ' grit-Inrtlixerli)oImIIi.eHvI'°hke?i:e§Ii‘tI]tii;npgolmg harm In. of nntui-allzation with the North Ger- New England, falling barometer, northeast to AUCTIONEERS. _ Ru0'"°"EER3- *~ failing in that, to at least “"80”: 11°" fame’: 07 ' ° man Confederation dated 22d 1“8Dl‘U3TY. southeast winds. stationary tcmpcraiiiro. CIOUFIY '.""""""“....."““':::‘IﬁiTT"I1TIZYT;Z;C'TLTfT.""'“"“"”‘_ ::::'::_::':"1T:...'f:i.::i?::::_,..,.__“""“""_...-...... ‘ ~ _?. ,,,.,..,,,.mg [mm mm he is a“veY“devl‘ef‘ii!§Il:lYnl3Yt 1868. to all of the German States. slniiularly. weather. with rain or snow. 'l‘herivors will rise BY WHEDON. TYLER, _& C0, FAUIJKNER. IVIILLARI) & G0,, I somewhat, except a fall in the Lower Missouri. nothing can be learned from the uieasageltself Tom. crature continues above freezing In "*0 The Commission De Lunatioo In- reached Mrs. Hictts, as the colored steward still that there are any special treaties with the Soiitli- General Auctioneers“ and Commission M0703’-‘1“~ General Auctioneers & COMMISSION Merchants, quirendo Completed- lts Scope and Powers—Coudition of a Devoted Daughter of the iuissing Groom. [From the New York Herald.l Ex-Judge Fullerton was found busilylpngaged at his oﬂicc, yesterday, after his return from Washington, but spared time to inform the writer that no new developments Il.'l(‘l taken place in the Until such time as Mr. Lord returns, or until his whereabouts have become known to the officers of the law, the Commission in Lunacy can not enter upon their hicks Lord proceedings. duties. The continued absence of Mr. Lord, however distressing it might be to his family, still strengthened the legal proceedings instituted on behalf of his children. That he voluntarily remained 11W-‘W without revealing his hiding place is not a natural assumption; it is rather more rca. sonable to conclude that he has been detained against his will. Mrs. Hicks had made a very great mistake in supposing that by keeping Mr. Lord from seeing or COl1’lIl’lllnlCflllI’lg with his faintly she was strengthening her claims as his lawful wedded wife. Had she boldly confronted the issue she would have placed herself in a more correct light before the world. 1 Judge Fancher, the head of the commission in unacy, said that the commission was now com- plete, inasmuch as Dr. Peters had consented to serve, but when the invcstigaitons would begin W-'15 111- re than he could answer. In regard to lube Q0IT1l.)_‘USltl0l'l and powers or the writ de lunat ico inqui_rcndo,_ Judge Fancher explained its scope and meaning. POWERS OF THE COMMISSION. Bythc Revised Statutes the care and custody of idiots, lunatics,_persons of unsound mind aha persons who are incapable of conducting their. own affairs in consequence of habitual drunken- ness, and of their real and personal estates, were vested in the Chancellor. And he was required to provide for their safe keeping and mainten- mice, for the maintenance of their families and the education of their children out of their per. sonal e.~t.at.cs and the, rents and proﬁts of their real estates respectively, and to see that their estates were not wasted or destroyed. But now the powers of the Chancellor are vested by the Constitution of 1846 and the Judtciary Act in the Supreme Court. Persons of unsound mind con- sist of lunatics; those under frenzy or temporary .deran.9:ement, from disease or other cau.-.e‘s, and such as the court acljudges incapable of managing Teliiiiis the letter in his osse “ . - several other Mmmuml‘cam)i‘;:ioii, toizethei with _ , convincing proof that f]':)‘:"'\‘)‘,"I"‘:)-‘:’;)"‘*"'l_""~"“ 009010 are not spending their For as N If _t to lioui-to_enth street mansion. com.“ in ' oid reasons, if Mrs. Hicks was_con- to wave l _6_i l0.Wn house, she would not be likely “me Tllbl otters unopened for such it long "Wm-n ie Herald to catches, which traced the I “~N, gfcoulple to Mort-isania, has convinced Mr. tl . 3 aunts and his children's lawyers that on ‘I85’ of the marriage ceremony they took the ( ms at the Grand Ct-utral Depot, for some se- cluded place in Wcstchestcr County, where .V9."Y probably they still reuiain. An intimate mend of the bride, who is It lending lawyer in this city, who knew Mrs. IIl(3I~II~‘ both in thiecountry and England, 9X]H'eS:~‘c.s hiin.-elf as I.)i3lllEOOIlVID(30(1 that they h3‘V*f Kline W 1‘3U|'0tie. He does not consider the udvziucud ace and feeble health of Mr. Lord W1)’ Eli‘!-riiii'it-ntugiiinst this IISBIIDIDIIOII, as it sea lzgilllffie would likely be beneﬁcial to the groom’: ‘ NO NOTICE FROM THE CARDINAL. 'Ilio ten days witliin which the Cardinal would U? l‘t‘_fliIii'e«l bylaw to ieport the imtrriago ex- PIYPH Mzsierulay. Up to the hotir of closing the milieu of the Bureau of Vital Statistics no such re- port had been made, and should the published notice of thcirinarriage by him be correct, he §;)lPb()0lllC8 subject, ::ccording to law, toa fine of ’l‘I<JRlt.lBL.I.t3 '1‘RA(i‘tEDIES. A Physician Shot Dead by a. J ea.1.. ous Husband. _Kansas C -mes to the Front With a. Bloody Mur- der--A Family Row With a Serious Sequel. Special I)i.<:p:i.tch to the Globe-Democrat. ‘»’LA_RKSBURG- W. V-L. January l3.——Dr. W. A. Boastick. otMiddle Fork, Upshur County, W. V“-- “'81:? prowling around the residence of Sardiiie Fog1p;_ on Sunday night last, 3"“ 011 being discovered attempted to €S<‘»tibo. F-»2-le called to him to stop, and he not doing so, Fogle ﬁred on him, send. “lg 81 l0:i~_i ()f‘t~'Ililt through his heart and left lung, 1§l"_"';{-’ }‘““ mSl‘v“)i1Y. _F‘ogle gave himself up on _‘m; «*3 - Fogle is said to have suspected his wife and alleges this is the cause. . . , . addressed to ’ 113:‘: .0 Ill: kt;88Ei[iri,<;e‘ ht?!‘ mari'i.~ige. This fact Three Meetings Last Night to Further the Cause. Efforts to Start the Red Ribbon Ball Rolling in St. Louis. The temperance agitation has at last reached St. Louis, and with promise of results favorable to it. An Executive Committee, composed of Capt. O'Neil, the Detroit Agitator. and one member from every denomination of the city, and one representative from the Young Men's Christian Association and Temperance Societies, has been foi'med,and onThursdaycvening next the inatiguriil meeting under the auspices of the com- binet forces will be held at the Court House. A number of meetings. considered by the leaders as rather preparatory gatherings, have already been held. and will continue to be held during the week. THREE MEETINGS. all of them quite well attended, came on’ last evening-—one at the li‘airmount 1’resbyterian Church, one at the First Methodist. corner of Washington avenue and Eighth street, and au- olher at the hall of the Sons of ’l‘ompcrance. THE sous OF 'r1«:MPEltA1\'cE had quite a large crowd in their neat hall on the corner of Ninth and Washington avenue. 0. C. Hiiyson, Grand Worthy l’:itriarch of the order in the State, occupied the chair. Mr. Hayson said, in opening the meeting, that this was the ﬂrst of a series of meetings to be held by the Temperance Sons, which society, having among its first principles the reclamation of the iiiebriate and the prevention of the young from becoming such, was happy to do everything possible to aid the temperance cause, and to make the agitation here an immense success. Judge De France was to have addressed the assemblage, butfaillug to appear, the Ciiairman requested any person in attendance desirous of so doing, to give his or her expel-ienc on the cold water subject. A number of 2 ntlcmen present made short, and in some instances interesting speeches, which were heartily applauded. The meeting, in fact, notwithstanding the absence of the speaker of the evening, may fairly bencalled an enthusi- Ie . s o ' - l}SelIl1(1‘..~Otl’1e_. ,lIold_tho Foit. dalllcl Yicldlnot to _ p ation, _ were sung, an it so S6Vt..I‘..l. songs invoking the inebriate to give up forever the in loﬂcating bowl, and to drink only from the crys- it ount. ' Among those who arose in the audience and spoke were two or three reformed drunkards. One man near the middle of the room stated that he liad been in the habit, two years ago, of get- ting drunk, and frequently had to be taken to his era German States now in force, which by reason of the above extension, would have to be set aside. I have but quite recently set out the ex- ceptions to the purposes of President Hayes. At any rate the prospects are that negotiations will BU0ll’I')0 had on the basis indicated in the moss- MIG. THE HELL QUESTION. Letter to Dr. liofton from a Brother Mitiister. Wonpniv, ILL., January 11.—-Itev. Dr. Lofton; DEAR BROTIIER IN CIIRIST-Since the above question is "a thoroughly legitimate subject for discussion,” as you say, you will therefore par- don the liberty I take of addressing you thisletter in refere_nco to your sermon, as reported in the GL()Bl-3-DEMOCRAT of January 7. But first of all, my brother, I must correct your query. You ask: ‘ ‘Is there a hell?” as if sonic- body doubted it. This is not true. The real point of dispute is, Is there such a hell as Evan- gcllsm (falsely so called), by their creecls and their sermons, have territied the childish multi- tudes with? A hell of inconceivable torture after death, and of endless duration? This is the true issue, and to this I shall hold you. That there is a hell, we all admit; but that it comes after death and is of endless duration is the point to be proven. You quote Isaiah, xxx, 33: "For Tophet is ordained of old, you for Kings it is pi‘epared; he hath made it deep and large; the pile thereof is fire and much wood; the breath of the Lord like it stream doth kindle it;” and assert, “this is the future hell, after judgment.” But stop, brother; are you not "prcsiiining without substantiating facts”? Wliatis Topliei? Was it not the "Val- ley of the Sons of Iliui'ioin”? And did it not lay just south of Jerusalem, in this world? How, then, do you make ‘ "l‘opliet” “the hell after the judgincnt”? ls Tophct cvcr called hell in the Old Testament? Certainly not. ' How, then, do you know that Toptict me.’-ins "hell after tiic judgment.” when neither Tophet nor Hinnon. is so called? Probably you will say Gchenna (‘Which is the Greek In the New Testament for.V,a ley 91- Ilinnoni) is called hell by the Lord. But this will not do, even granting _ that hell there means all you claim, for the Lord lived many hundred years after Isaiah, and many changes in the use of words might occur in this gap. We must not attaclrall the vagaries of the Savi'or’s day to 1saiah’s time. Let Isaiah inter- pret his own words, and we have Tophet in this world, where it belongs. For we are credibly in- formed that after King Josiah’s day ‘ ‘perpetual fires were kept up there (in Tophet),” ctc. (Stewart), and I presume it most likely that the fuel was, as Isaiah says, “much wood.” cana regions of Maryland and Vir iuia. Cati- tlonary si nals are ordered for Gene 10)’. AWN‘- tic City, itrnegat. Sandy Hook, New York. NOW Haven, New London, Newport, Woods’ Hole. Boston, and 1‘liatcher’s Island. Tunas was buried last Wednesday in Coot: County,a colored woman named Phoebe Cole- man, who is said to have been 119 years old. She was born in Virginia, and was a "slave until seventy years old. She came to Chicai-‘.'0 IP00! Muscatinc, Iowa, three years ago, and since has been living with the family of the Rev. J. B. Dawson, on Milwaukee near Diversey avenue. Old Phoebe “raised” Mrs. Dawson, who is pretty well along in years herself. Last summer she was as active as a person of ﬁfty. At one time she was both deaf and blind, but for several years back she could see and hear as well as any one, and did her own sewing and knitting. She had been in bed fora month, and Sunday had a stroke of paralysis. She died Tiiesday.—-[Chicago Journal. THE Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott, after a visit” to Boston, writes about the cliurclics of that city. He says that many of them are burdened with heavy debts. and that the number is far greater than the need. THE British Astronomer-Ro_val’s deduction from the transit of Venus is that the distance of the sun from the earth is 93,300,000 miles. ARNOLD LAIR, a boy ten years of age, fell from a locomotive at lndianapoli.-i yesterday. breaking his neck, killing him instantly. PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE IMMENSE REDUCTION. Best and Cheapest in this Market. JAS. J. SYLVESTER, Secretary. 221 Olive street. CAR R I.A..G- E ‘.53 AT REDUCED RATES. PA.RTIES desiring to hire first-class, square front Landau cart-laces, can obtain the same at the following rates, viz.: FUNEBALS to any of the Cemeteries...$4 00 Party or theater calls. usual -pr1vlleges(lim~ Nos. us, 111, 119. mend its North Fifth street. 001'- Corner Sixth and Locust streets. tier Pine. Auction Sale of Household Furni- ture, Carpets, Piano. Etc., at No. 1113 Chestnut Street. ON MONDAY, January 14. c0mm0ii01n8 at 10 o'clock a. m.. we will sell the entire furniture, our- pets. beds. bedding. etc.. of above residence; also. one niegiiillcent piano~cost $750. Sale peremptory. WI-IEDON. TYLER St CO.. Auctioneers. Tuesday. January 15, at 9:30 O’cloCk. Staple and Fancy Dry GO0dSa Dress Goods, Piece Goods, Cloth- ing‘. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, G-loves, Ilandkcrcliicfs, Suspenders, Ties, VVaIlcts, Cut- lery, C2-t1‘(Iig'a-DS, VVl'iite Goods, Irish Linens, Linen Bosom and Percale Sliirts, Ladies’ and Misses’ Hats, Men’s and Boys’ Wool and ' Cassimerc Hats, Mcn’s and Boys’ Caps, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc. Also, 200 Army J ackcfs. 100 Army Ov'ercoai:s, Etc. WIIEIJON. TYLER & CO. on iI§Eti}rIE‘ittTe. MME. EUGENIE I:’API’}?._N;I:I~EIlWI Monday Evening, January 0 c DE BAR’S OPERA HOUSE. Second and Last Week of the GRAND OPERA FESTIVAL. Farewell Appearances of d MR. CHARLES an ADAMS, nd Their Brilliant Company. 14. Vvagnei-’s celebrated p ra. TANNHAUSBR, DO LI-NCQLNWOI0.00ICC.COCOIOOCIOOIIOU.’COCA-uctionw’. At Private Sale--A Large Stock of Fine Blank Books, Leather- Bound and Cloth-Bound, at 500 on the Dollar. FAULKNEI%, IVIILLARI) & CO. Regular Sale of Boots‘ and ShoesWednes- day Morning, Jan. 16, at 9:30 O’cIoCl< sharp, Consisting of a. fine line of goods, suitable for present trade, with instructions from consignors to sell regardless of price, to close accounts. FAULKNER. llIIIiI.AB.D & CO. M. STERN & 00., GENERAL AUCTION EERS AND COMMISSION MlCl:tCI-tAN’l‘S. 508 and 510 Locust street. and 317 North Fifth street, St. Louis. Mo. lVIoi‘tday,, January‘ I4,’ Attractive Trade Sale of Staple and Fancy Dry Goodsdarge and" choice lines Furnishing‘ Goods and Notions, commencing‘ at 9:30 o’clock, at our salesrooms. M. STERN & CO. - , -. . . . . Mr I, ti b‘ th -, ask 0 how do you , . :.)I;80ll“hOeVII‘ I(l);l.uﬂS'<';lIS. by 1838011 OI Old age, SIOIIDBSS B :{:)1'k?lIlOt]‘.') tin 3 loan-jag-B l;y his friends. ]§n0‘1vya(r1\o‘l?I?ét)9li?‘ fslaiah’ 3O?733ll:rWfer5 to when éIﬁ";ebt¢‘l.I1Sbu1'y street. Grand avenue, Arsenig Efesenteddwcifhlefﬁcctjved mjse e?ﬁ(gg%yt1?iisﬁ;‘1i(i)1;:'gt;.:f)(131d A , d I I ' ‘e ' ‘ I . I v I . I ,, . ‘_ . eoodtollotccuoev. e o ~ o - o o - ooeoooooeoeeeeeeeoeoo ‘V ‘ls:-n 1-c ra‘aI1 ‘ , . . The ﬁl‘Si: St?-D to be taken toward the apDoint- -. .' dmlly Jars’ after 2; lizilrrIIe' diilglgevetlo’ dbe bCgI.IgI'mm:i?d ‘mm: thb Ij.ludgfIn?nL‘ '9 €u'ltiIih‘Ft3 vnegt “Grid, 0: Shoppmgor caning’ ms“ hour’ $1 50’ “ch 5'10" inglililliiiiix n ’ t the Same tune an P ace’ We merit of at committee on a lunzitic or idiot or bnecm D’Sm’t'°h m the G]°be'D°m°°m"' sign the led e I-Ie ac '- til 1 t t ' 1 comsmi W 0“ abps M 4 M’: - D .109. . - ceemng h°“r'°": ' ‘ ' ' ' """""""" '1 °°°° " Mine. PAPPENHEIM in her grand rolc.....Eliz:tbeth will - habitual drunkard is to a’ l for aco l~ ‘ ARCOLA ILL. Jantiar 13. A f ' ‘l - A ‘ - P - g ' C-or ngywen O.z.I8?i(.m-n You ﬁnd mm‘ with us Hnlvemallsts fol saymg Bea’-‘Se’ fun t“‘“med' 13° ‘NW °f “*9 ‘3‘.3““~" Miss AI.li}‘XANI)l:tE I-IUlvIAN.... ............ ....Venus pp 3' mm‘--S1.0" "1 ’ ' 7 3"” Y ‘Wane 0“ VV-M1111.‘-‘.Wn avenue and $001! One last: i-tiff “Hell means the grave I beg your pardon te1'1es........ .... .... ..8i»8 00 . ..U,..-, ADAMS- 1., fa]-nous mp. T,,m,h,,u~e,- £6 99 thelnature of afwrit delunaticoinquirendo. “The ocrured this afternoon Con Brav an old citizen horn" Of W“i1“kV3 W911 WEN and Signed the Doctor but this sviteiileilt is 0I113'P3l'UY11'“9’ LO.-ti-IS C ECI-11,13 1:bVII‘IS(JICOI).l\l’EY ‘mclsgrsls FRITSCII. ”I.3'LUllI ‘tVIE- . app icatio_n is ounded upon petition, accompa- . 1 i - . " ' ’ pledge which he had never broken since He W 1 ' t; - i’ ll ‘I ' s me°‘tns the r-— e but " I 5' CAND etc I ' ' ' . med byamdavillssemngfomhme unsoundminuof assu t.ed his daughter and wife, chokinir and . . . . e ( o no say ie a way . g .iv , . , . the party and such other facts as may show that he is a. proper person for the protectionof the Court. . The commission is generally restricted to three persons to be appointed by the Court. One of the commissioners should be an attorney of the Court, another a lawyer and the third at nnn-pro- fessional gentleman. _ The party proceeded against as a lunatic et.c. is entitled to reasonable notice of the time and place of executing the commission and a roastin- able time to produce his witnesses before the jury. But it is not necessary that a lunatic or a person enfecblcd by age or sickness should be served personally with notice, When it is evident that he keeps out of the way to avoid such service. The Commissioners are also authorized to issue a precept to the Sheriff‘ of the county in \VIIIf'.I] the Commission is.to be executed. commanding him ‘ to cause a jury of good and lawful men of his county to come before them at a certain time and In a certain place to inquire upoh their-oath.~; of the matters and things which Shall be given them iii charge by virtue of the Commission. Upon receiving the Warrant or precept of the Commission, it will _be the duty of the Slieriff to select and summon thejurors. No inquest can be taken upon the oaths of less than twelve jurors. It is sufficient to give the Court jurisdiction it the jury find that the party 18 mentally incapable of governing himself or managing his aft’:-iii's. An Inquisition -by which a person is found to be a lunatic. or of unsound iniud, and incapable of , managing his own affairs. is conclusive evidence of the incapacity of such person. Accordingly, a contract for the sale of real estate by a‘ person adjudged to be either a lunatic, an idiot. orof unsound mind, and of whose person and estate a committee has been duly appointed to take cha_rge,is absolutely void; nor can suit be brought against such at person as the indorser of a bill of exchange that goes to protest; nor can he makes valid will, nor make at contract to bind himself or his property. , The statute otherwise deﬁnes how the com- mission are subsequently to act as ,‘,’,‘Il2il'dlttIlS of the property and estate, and how the person ad- judged as coming under any of these clauses-— that is, who has been declared an idiot, alunatic. or a person of unsound mind—is to be l‘eSI.l‘1C.Led andtaken care of, and, if advisable, how to‘ sell and dispose of his property. Mr. Day, of the ﬁrm of Lord, Day & Lord, the law firm associated with Judge Fullerton as counsel for Mr. Lord's children in the lunacy commission now pending, declared to a Herald reporter that it was not dreamed of by Mr. Lord’s children to. establish‘ by law proofs of their father’s insanity. All they claimed was that Mr. Lord was so advanced in years, was growuso infirm of purpose, and so debilitated generally, mentally and ph_vsically, that he was incapable of intelligently conducting his business afl"aii‘s, and was also liable to fall the victim to designing and scheming influences. This writ dc lunatico inquircudo, said Mr. Day, Was contemplated .long before Mr. Lord’s late. marriage. Ills inflrmities and cccentricitles were a painful source of anxiety to his faintly. I had papers drawn up to submit to Court, months ago, moving fora Comiiiissluii to be appointed to in- vestigate the competency of Mr. Lord taking charge of his great fortune, but the faintly heel- tated taking such a step, asit was painful to their filial affection and sense of propr.cty to bring about such a scandal. Recent events, however, have demonstrated how ueces.-ary such a course was. It does not look reasonable, natural or ju..t, that a gciitleuiaii of Mr. Lord’s years, physical and iuental liclplessness should be, as it were, torn from his home and faintly. Certainly his children have strong claims on the protection and affection of their f2.llIlCI', which even a wife is bound to respect. Naturally and legally he is as mucii theirs as hers. It is worse than cruel to keep his distressed family in painful ignorance of his present place of re:.idCncc, they not even knowing whether he is alive or dead. You must know, said Mr. Day to the reporter, that Mr. Lord has not slept three nights out of his own house in twenty years, and such a radical change in his mode of living must necessarily press very heavily on his already sliattered health. The poor old man was too feeble to min- ister to his own wants, but he never lacked for the most tender and affectionate watching and attention. - A DEVOTED DAUGHTER DISTRESSED. His every want was anticipated and ministered to by the devoted love of at now hcitrt-broken daughter. She has sacrificed her young life to inurder occurred in Woodson County, Kansas, _ [From the St. , absintlie-drinking. chattering, fervid. emotional , TRAVEL." otherwise malt.i~o:-iting them. Ills son George in- teﬁ‘-‘1‘e‘3. Wh0i‘3iil0on the old man -drew his knife, W'Ill(‘Il was taken from him by his son. Bray then got. his gun and attcmptetl to shoot: the boy, who grasped the btirrel, pushing it aside, and with an axe stiuck his fzttlicr, fractitring his skull. He then ﬂed. Officers are in pursuit. The old man is in a precarious condition. A Horrible ‘Wife Murder. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. KANSAS CITY, MO., January 13.-A terrible late on Friday night. It seems that a man named Thomas lllorris went home from Humboldt in a drunken condition, and after having some words with his wifc,took an axe and splither skull open. She was instantly killed, and the murderer ﬂed the COllillJl‘y,‘I)lll. IS being pursued by an inftjriated mob, who will hang Morris to a tree as soon as caught. ~ Shot. at a. Singing School. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LARWILL, IND. , January l3.—At 8. singing school, six miles noi_'th of this place, last night, M. Tinkham shot and fatally wounded L. Kizer, during a. quarrel. Tinkham made his escape, and has not been seen since. A_bitterfeud has existed between the two fill‘nlllt'8 for years back. Kizer was wounded in the breast, the shot penetrating to the lungs. . The Mollies. . - PHILADELPHIA, January 13.-The Sheriff of Schuylkill (Iounty arrived in this city with six Molly Maguires sentenced to the Eastern Peni- tcntiary for terms ranging from five to twelve years. NEW BOOKS. Louis Book and News 0 307 North Fourth street.CI mum‘ N0‘ “CHERRY RIPE,” by the author of “C0min’ Thro’ the Rye,” is not a novel, but a roinatice. It exceeds the traditional length of the three volumes, and therefore oﬂ"ers larger scope for the development of the characters of the hero and heroine. The scene is laid partly inEn;:la.nd and partlyin France, and the bent of the mind of the author can be estimated from the following reply of Adam the lover to Mignon the beloved. Adam says: “If our working countrymen had as many inducements to idleness and ease as Paris affords, they would not be -the fine fellows they are. While the Paris- ian is enjoying and talking, the Englishman is learning and doing, and-there is more sound grit and stuff in one of the latter than in ﬁfty French ' crcziuires. ’ ’ This may be. and probably is, true,‘ but it represents a phase of the French character which is happily passing away. The use of ab- sinthe, and its attendant evils, is declining in France in an almost equal ratio to the increase of the consumption of opium in America. The new novel, which is a very thoughtful one, is pub- lishetl by Appleton & Co., of New York. ‘ ‘SOME I-licnwixvs AND BYVVAYS or‘ AMERICAN by Edward Strahan and a number of colleagues, tells the purpose of the book. The illtist.i-i-itions are good, but as to the text it might very easily have been amended. As a record of local travel, it contains, liowever,.many features of much interest and some goodtouches of de- scription. ’ Messrs. Roberts Brothers, of Boston, have pub- lished an additional "No Name” volume, "The Wolf at the Door. ” It is full of spirit; and viva- city, and we should not be surprised to see it rank in popular favor with the best of its excellent; pre- decessors. ‘ ‘BESSIE VVARRINGTON’S VENTURE,” by Julia A. Matthews. Published by Roberts Brothers. This is a story for young folks, by a writer who has already been successful in that line. It is well written, and full of interest throiighout. G. P. Ptitnarn’s Sons have published "The. Tatler’ ’ as the second volume of their choice se- ries of Bl'lt.lt-sh essaylsts. It is a neat and well- pi-inted volume--about the best in which the etc- was a more respected and prosperous man today than he ever was. I Another man in the back part of the hall said that he had traveled all over the United States, but had never seen any place like St. Louis for beer drinking. He thought. that the moderate drinkers did more harm by their examples than the bad cases. ' Pictures of the drunkard’s home and the "gilded hells”. were depicted by some of the Sp'.’aIxél'B. The majority of the audience were temperance people, but there were a few un- pleclged persons present, several of whom stepped forward to the Secrctary’s desk and signed their names to it pleds:e.the President stating that this was not a ribbon movement, but merely a general temperance gathering in which all were asked to sign the pledge, and work like men for the great cause. THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH MEETING. The number at the Fiist 1VIuthodist Church last evening was large, the St. Louis Reform Club with its several hundred members--the Red Rib- bon inen—making a respectable part of the congregation. Thirty inmates of the Street Boy’ Home were in the audience, with the Superintendent. .Rcv. Dr. iJ. W. Lewis preached the regular sermon of the evening, ap- propriately taking as his subject: “The tempor- ance question viewed from a religious ‘stand- point,” the sermon being in the reverend gen- tleman’; customary able style. ~ After the sermon Dr. C. D. Widney, Superin- tendent of the Inebriate, Asylum, made a stirring address on behalf of the Red Ribbon men, and gave some very interesting experiences ‘of cases coming under his notice. The Red Ribbon, he said, was emblematic of the crime brought about does not mean the grave, but “the state of the by drink. "Statistics show that nine-tenths of the as the Mississippi. He had had under treatment at the asylum men of the most powerful mtellect, and women,"_beautiful and aristocratic, who were the most abject slaves to ruin. Women were the hardest to cure of the disease. It was easier to cure a dozen inch than one woman. Nineteen of the street boys asked to be allowed to sign the pledge and become Red-Ribbon men. Permission was willingly given, and the boys stepped up to the desk, the pledge was read to them, and all affixed their names to it. All of the nineteen, big and little, wrote their names with their own hands, and while they were signing, the Superintendent, who takes. a_ great interest in his boys, related some par- ticulars about the instittition and its occupants. He said that the boys had a teacher, were taught in the evening, and were generally as well ed ucatcd as the same number of miscellaneously chosen boys. They knew what intemperance was and what they were doing in sitziiiug the pledges. Many would not be on the streets to-day had it not been for drunken parents who could or would not support them. . - Ca-pt. O’Neil arrived at the Church late in the evening, be having been engaged at the Fair- mount Cliurcii niectiiig. He said he had left a large and enthusiastic meeting in North St.Lou1s, and that the ltttlies were taking the red ribbons from their hair and pinning them on the plcdgers’ coats. He then made a brief and tell- ing appeal, and at the close‘ forty-four persons steppetl forward and signed the pledge. This, with the sixty-seven signing at the Fairmount Church meeting, made 543 names obtained by the Red Ribbon men within the past four days, IN NOR'I.‘H ST. LOUIS. At the Fairmount Church, in North St. Louis, notwithstanding the inclement. weather, the house was well ﬁlled and close attention given to the speakers. After devotional exercises, Capt. "0’Neii spoke for about half an hour, giving inci dents in his e.xper.'icuce. Thirty-six people sigiied the pledge. Another meeting will be held to- night. when an cﬁort will be made to organize it Reform-Clubiin the northern end of the city. SP()R'l‘lNG SUNDHIES. The War on the Base Ball League-An Unreliable Sporting Paper. The following extract is from a letter written by an officer of the International Base Ball Asso- ciation to a friend in this city: Everything is working well amongoiir friends, and the anti-League feeling is crystalizing. I am crimes committed are originated by _'alco- hol. The blood that. alcohol causes to _, flow would make a river as large. sometimes. When we come to hades. we say it most generally means the grave; always when used literally, as Isl; Cor. xv, 55 . In the Old Test- ament we do not meet with haoes, but sheol. And that shoot (and this is the hell of your text. Psalm ix, 17) over means such a hell as you hold forth in your sermon is impossible, as I shall now proceed to show. Dr. Geo. Campbell, whose erudition and schol- arly attainments yourself must confess, says: ‘ ‘This word ‘sheol’ signifies the state of the dead in general, without re,t,:arcl. to the goodness or badness of the persons, their happiness or mis- ery. ’ How, then, brother, can hell (which is shoot) in Ps,,i1m ix, 17, mean “the middle state,” or any other state ‘ ‘of the damned,’ ’ when.‘ ‘sheol’ ’ itself, from which our hell comes, did not mean such, when “shcol” means, not where the damned, but all men goat death? ' But say you this -makes ‘ ‘the just and the unjust meet the some common lot, for the grave is the doom ofall men?’ ’ Granted, for the sake of ar- gument. Now I ask you, do not the just and the unjust dwell together in this life? And does not the same inﬁnite God cause his sun to shine upon them all alike? and send his rain upon all alike? and cause the earth to bring forth for all alike? What then? Is he unjust now? If not, then why in slieol? . But, I ttirn now to the other side. Sheol here, dead,” as Campbell says: David was notexpa- tiating upon the condition of the ‘ “damned,” but‘. asserting that the wicked though proud and deﬁ- ant must as inevitably siiccuhib to death as others . Thccly could not live always, though they defy Go . . Well. say you: What better is_tliis, do they not all go into death? True. But with this diﬁerence: The good “prolong their days.’ ’ and go down in . death in peace ‘ ‘full of years,” but ‘ ‘the wicked shall not live out half their days,” but are “turned” prematurely into death. Very true, brother; this falls far short of the hell you make out, but it is most assuredly “premisable under Bible teaching-:s.”j The Bible no where asserts that “hell is eternal,” or that “hell is unmitigated suifei-ring,” neither does it any where assert that hell comes after death, as you boldly affirm. In fact, it could not be thus, for hell itself is to be destroyed, ‘ ‘which is the second death” (Rev. xx, 14.). How can anything, subject to destruction, be endless? But, more still. We have no fault to find with hell, brother, but it is the way some people treat it. If you should gossip about me and convert my character into a fiend, I should think you very ungrateful, and no doubtyou agree with me. Well, Dr. Geo. Campbell tells us (as well as Dr. A. Clark and others) that sheol and hades anciently signi- ﬁed that which was "obscure, hidden, invisible." and adds: ‘ ‘To this the word hell, in its primitive signiﬁcation‘, perfectly corresponded, for at first it denoted only what was secret and concealed. * * * But though our word hell, in its original signiﬁcation, was more adapted to express the the sense of Hades than of Gehenna, it is not so now. ’ ’ Do yeti not see, brother, that somebody has been gossiping about this hell until they have made its character different from what it really is, else why would it not now express the true sense as well as originally? All we want, broth- er, is the “primitive sigiiific-.ttioii”--a hell that others as well as David may get into before death --and then get out again. But when- ever we hear people talking about hell, and telling bad tales on it, making its character black as the night of heathen dark- ness,we must protest. Mark you, I do not say you have done this, oh no. Some one else has been telling tales out of school, and you, like many others, have caught the flying reports and believed them true stories. Now, brother, if there really is a place in the Bible where hell is said to be endless, Iwould be pleased to have you point it out. In the meantime, I, like Paul, “Labor and suffer reproach, because I thus trust in the living God, who is the Savior of all men; especially of them that believe.” Fratcrually thine, E. MANFORI) CLARK. THE VVIQATHER. Daily Bulletin. WAR DEP’T, SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A., S1‘. LOUIS, January 13, 1878-10:07 p. in. St. Louis Stables. 610 and 612 N. Eleventh st. DIED. DUDGEON—At the residence of his uncle. Capt. James Dozier. on Sunday inormiig. January 13, 1878, Jim. T. Dudgeon. in the 49th year of his age. ' Funeral Monday at 2 o‘clock p. in., from No. 3128 School street. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Nashville and Paris, Tenn. , papers please ‘copy. FAHEY--January 13th. at 6 a. m.. Annie. beloved wife of Thos. Fahey. aged 45 ye-ars,a native of County Galway. Ireland. Funeral on the 14th inst. . at 2 p. m.. from her late residence. No. 711 South Second street. to Annun- ciation Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Baltimore. Md.; Dubuque. Ia.; and Champaign, Ill., papers please copy. JONES-—On the 13th inst., at 5:15 p. m.. Braunock Jones, in the 67th year of his age. Funeral will take place from his late residence. 110’ S. ‘Eighth street, on Tuesday. the 15th, at 2:30 p. m. SIMPSON—-Suuclay, January 13. N. N. Simpson, aged forty-one years. " Funeral Tuesday, J anuary 15, at 1 o‘clock, from the family residence. VAN PELT--Sunday. January 13, Mrs. Margaret W. f A. S. Van Van Pelt, aged seventy-seven; wife 0 Pelt. Funeral from residence of J. H. Stevens, 1308 Pine street. at 11 a. m., Tuesday the 15111. . FINANCIAL. Ballet Dlvertisement..... . . . .- - - Musical Director. ..... . Now given for the first time here in the original text. Mme. PAPPENHEIM in her remarkable creation, .:DIA.'BLE . “W (mount. ONEY to loan on collateral security bg _ - P. F. KELEHER & CO. . 05 Olive. MONEY TO LOAN. ‘WE HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT TO LOAN. on _ city property, at lowest rates. FOUR PER CENT GOVERNMENT BONDS, Coupon and Registered, for sale. G-OLD STOCBZS cit BOPIDS Bought and Sold. INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALTY. MATTHEWS & WHITAKER, Chamber of Commerce Building, oriier Third and Pine. SQCIETY NOTICES. and Market streets. _ iting brethren are fratgrirally in ' ». M.. will hold a regular communicatioii this (Monday) evening. January 14. at 7:30 sharp, atFteema.son’s I-Iall, corner Seventh Work in the F. C. degree. Vis- vltcd. ACOB SCI-IISSLER. W. M. Inllation of oﬁiccrs. ternally invited. By order of the M. E. L. STARKE, Secretary. 3 ISSOUR1 ROYAL ARCH CHAl"I‘El{., " No. l——-XVIII hold astatcd cotivocatiot. ’ ' this (Monday) evening. at Freemasons’ Hall, Seventh and Market streets, at 7:30 o’clock. lilcinbers all? Tvllsltors fra- ., I 170 JAMES BAILEY. Secretary. I “who will appear in their original plantation songs and ..M1ie. MINZELLI ..MAX MARETZEK Tuesday, Wagner’s Romantic Opera DER FLIEGENDE HOLLANDER, Sleuth, proi1o.u1iced by Richard Wagner his ideal of ti 1e )31' . VV‘edncsday—-IL TRCVATORE. Thursday-Benefit of MR. ADAMS, ROBERT LE Frida.v——Farewel1 beneﬁt of MME. PAPPENI-IEIM. Saturday-G rand farewell matinee. - K-¥r'3"Seats and Librcitos (250) now at the box ofﬁc.e._&ll General Admission $1; reserved seats Parq_ue_t.t;e and Dress Circle 50c extra. Second Tier. adtn1esion75c; reserved seats 2.3c extra. Gallery. 50 cents. Monday. J an. 21--Mcliee Rankin and Kitty Blanch- ard. in the Danites. . W OLYMPIC. POSITIVELY ONE VVEEK ONLY, AI :3 E E ., Supported by her MAGNIFICENT COMPANY of 80 ARTISTS. 80 Monday, J anuary 1-1~—L:i. J olic Parfumeuse, with English Song and Dance. Pretty as aI’icture. ‘Tuesday-——Tlio great European and New York sensa- tion, LA MARJOLAINE. Wednesday—LA FI LLE DE MMIB. ANG OT. Thursday-—-LES CENT VIERGES (100 Virgitis). Friday——Beneﬁt of Millie. Aimee——Stra.uss’ specta- cular opera. LA RIBINE INDIGO. Saturday-otily Aimee Matinee. _ T Monday. January 21-——I-IAVERLY 'S MIIN STREL8. ‘.l‘ﬂ.E1iATI{It‘ UOMIQUE. ' ine Street. Between Third and I-"ourt-h._ This (Monday) Evenirig La_cl)ié3s night. Ladies acume- sioni . ' 1NGAGEMENT, for one week only, of the cele- brated colored “"l‘cnnessec Jubilee Singers," sketches: also.,f‘1rs't appearance of the * ‘Two Haleys. ’ ’ the new ballet of 'I‘erp.sichore. Irwin Sisters. Lallue Family, Major Burke. and the great; Variety Troupe. Y‘. ilk/.E_’ 0. LA...’ Coucert and Lecture Course. Grand Lecture by DR. NEWIVIAN, of Vvashlngton. D. C., on Babylon, Nineveh, The Euphrates and Gar- den of Eden. The most intercstin g lectu re of the day. AT LIBRARY HALL, lilonday Evening, January 14. Reserved Seats........... ........... 50Cents. ROLLER SKATING. NATIONAL HALL, ‘CORNER BROADVVAY AND CHAMBERS ST., every afternoon and evening until further 110- tici-. Splendid hall and excellent floor for skating. Fifth street cars pass the door. Lttititliedilﬂlti. G80. R. Wenilllii, 55 REPLY to Ingersoll from a Secular Stand- poiut.” at Mercantile Library Hall. on 'I‘ues- day evening, January 15. Admissi'on free. Tickets maybe obtained at Mercantile Library. and at the door on the evening. Doors’ open at 7 o'clock. Lec- ture at 8 o’clock. the entire stock of Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods and Notions, formerly kept at 1218 Broatlway. M. STERN & CO. Tuesday, January I5, Perempfory T-rado- Sale Of a Large, Fresh and Regular Stock of Custom-made Clothing, commencing at 9:30 a. m.. at our Salesrooms. III. STERN & CO. C. .i. LEWIS & CO. “ AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 417 North Fifth street. JOHN J. MUItDOCH.......................Auctioneet ootsand Shoes. On Tuesday Morn- ing, January I5, at 9:30 O’cloCk, We shall make our regular sale, offering. as usual, a. full assort- bers, in regular lines. REGULAR DRY GOODS, ment of Boots, Shoes and Rub- Prompt cash buyers will do well to attend. O. J. LEWIS & CO. SALE OF NO- TIONS, M_EN’S AND BOYS’ HATS, Etc; 200 DOZEN CARDIGAN JACKETS,’ TO CLOSE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 16, at 9 o’clock, we shall sell full lines Table Lin- ens, Towels, Turkey Reds, Irish Linens, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies’ and Gents’ Undershirts and Drawers, full lines I-Iosiery, Cotton Flannel, Kentucky Jeans, FOR 0 F‘ F I G E R. S St. Louis MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION miucrrioiv A l Tuesday, January 15, 1878. FOR PRESIDENT, R. R. HUTCHINSON, DIVIDENDS. ' IVIIJICN 1") ‘NO'l‘IC{‘3-—Oﬁicc of Citizens‘ Insurance Company, of Missouri. St. Louis, January 5, 1878.———The Board of Directors have declared the re;—:u- lar senif-annual dividend of 5 per cent on the capital stock. payable on demand. _ JNO. P. HARRISON. Secretary. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. 1;?“ A meeting of the Evangelical Alliance of St. Louis will he held Monday. 14th inst. , at 2:30 p. m. , at First It-Iethodist (lhurch, Eighth and washing- ton avenue, for election of oﬂicers. R. G. BRANK, Preside.-.+__ Fancy Cassimeres, full lines Black Alpacas and Mohairs, Knit Scarfs, Nubias, Jackets, Coats, etc., full lines dressing, Back and Round Combs, 200 dozen Cardigan Jackets to close, Suspenders, Shoe Laces and general Notions. O. J. LEWIS & CO. STALEY 86 SC-C'ITT, GENERAL Auction and Commission Merchants, N0. Sauth St]"«9CIl9 Ste LOUIS; 310. $10,000 Stock of New and “~- nurse tier poor old father. Not; alone had she her , . . . . _ , , f me Im re -5,, n that our convention Wm ado )t , , _ , (,‘a.sllIe1‘L'.1C-a.S Bank. __ . il:tlie,- }L),?);i,1Etezli1;1l_llJclel(ijkéalLamcliéldﬁebplbailfllletgplggﬁ. :3-ll1‘l»e](iialJ§;'IlbIl of Addison and Steele can be P16‘ Such a pgIl)iC)§',[.°iS"Wi-j1IIl‘lllI£e allt the clubs of tile Cairo In ‘ Tlizer. FOR VICE PRESIDENT’ E ‘$ t N t , Sirublu 1,.‘u,uwu1.e, Carpets, 131,. i‘-21 . ’ ‘ "- ’. " "‘° . ~ I - . ' t‘ t ' ueinoone a or-.'-t‘ . i ' ' ' . ’ , ' . son--was also at source of solicitudc to her. Be- inffﬁ,£,;.£:‘It£1}j%r;,8O§°’z;?e§Iﬁ:e bse the ]fInt(:ll°%Iatioiia1. and Sﬁlialad Q,m°ag°' ' W ° A‘ HARGPIDINE’. , 0 3.1108, Organs, Blttllkelis, C0111- tween this aged and inﬁrm father anu_ siifIei'iii.9,' W5’ have aueady pubushéd man’), “Mame eX_ will make me League Smk of their lime C1eve_ Ciiiciiiiiati, ...... 29-92 35 Cl‘-m-Cvtcy - of Crow, Hargadiiie & Co. forts Stoves‘ and Notiens. 51st"? Vb” lloble “’.°5‘”“‘ “(§“5 ‘m‘de§°"me ‘me 9: tracts. It is an admirably written biography of land busmessv b‘3f"re may get’ through with H‘ ]Ig2II$’?3I')O1(§(’)I 30:03! 9 Clear ' FOR TREASURER.‘ - T0 - ’ he-ml-° aehwcrmiimg 'lluL¥’ can “oil we 1” the 3%‘ P“i“t““”'°I’lS‘» ‘ind. .18 it Valuable com The League 8°“"=“°"V 3°‘ ‘he. “.°"°“ “ht” We Inciiamfpaiiis. 1nd...... 29.67 38 Lt. Rain. THOMAS E. TUTT. . MONDAY MORNING‘.Ja.nuarY 14. at to o‘-clock. by stricken down, p ysica V -10 mema Y W0?" mbntion to the recent political history 01 me were so dead that they could atloid to kick us. K km. 1,, - 29 80 34 Cloudy . ,, . . _ - 1 d 1 -1. em We Wm One, great m_ trated by this last and perhaps greatest strain Unwed States. BM when Such clubs as the Buffalos, Stars, Mary I guomgsqe 29 98 33 Cl0udy- President third National Bank. _ E E 8130013 01‘ 81' mm 8 -1170 - ‘ ' 11 “'30” “G” S‘”‘S.‘“"‘°’ “a””'‘’' I W“ a‘ Mr‘ L°“"3 G. P. Putnam's Sons have published under chesters. '1‘ecuinsei2s. Rochesters. Utioas. Hoi-- -If a,e,,,;,,,*,,,, 3504 3.3 C1,,,,d_.,.' F01; ooglmspompxxq SE01.-,E-=1-,u:y, ‘ tiucemente to the trade and consumers. and will so . e""”'y .°"e‘““g to cheer them up‘ the title of “Creed and Deed.” a haiidsdme vo1- neusv Urickelsi A‘“’u"n8' A“eg"e"y5' em" get I guisville KI’ 29.70 46 Cloudy: J C EWALD ' i Nﬂa-I‘<‘110SS of prices, the mammoth stock of elegant bu‘ it ‘5 a S°”y task’ I ﬁnd that we d°°“”' ume containinga series of lectures delivered bc- 1ll>0n “lei? 331‘. they \V'i11ﬁ“‘-"l H1’-Wumeans 3°m°' 1\JjemA his ’Ten.n". 29:94. 40 Threfuang - F’ 1' E Id . , new Parlor and ()h9.1IlbeI' Suits. Wardrobes. Desks. 1133, W33“ _“‘."r° l,’ef°r~(: uilfée h,°,;eSf,°°;)mP§;;,‘,i’-' fore the Society for Ethical Culture by Felix thiiia. 31??“ that we I‘nternaLiOna1 is about as live. Nashgmez 29.85 42 Cloudy‘ . of am’ wa 0. ;§§;}§ﬁ*,‘§§‘ff3,‘f",g‘8},9§,}},},’§E,?nP*§}§,T,§,,}f,E{§§3313?: Lounges. Easy Chairs. Book Cases, 100 dozen Cane '“:h‘”' “’S1‘°,”.m,Ve5f me “'35 Th uh’, .p ,1 ‘T *3’ Adler, on “Immort_alitv." “Religion.” “The 13' 3 oorpse as they OMB to see’ New Orleans, La-....-- 30-10 4-3 019313 FOR DIRECTORS’ ing the entire pi-opertI'of the Iiostoii Lead Compaiiy. ~ Seat Chairs 50 Walnut Bureaus. 100 Bedsteads. 9 3§(Inl\1bre:bI(:III'l<I]£f':oft*lI3tI1iI:gey'ears iieagdblacen elalzeli? if.-f.’;, NFSW Ilfdogglé ’a’DaiiéiStl t(;}:)l((;.SS.chl\fl1l‘. .Adlel"hlS _ , _ Omaha, 30.08 lgalr. R. B. WIJITTEMORE. 9 consistiugof about 140,000 squloi-,1, i‘-ectlof‘ land.dfornt1)- Splendid Oi1'.pai,mng-3, 5 Large Engmvings; ﬁne dig- h Sharia and Mme m mm condmon requires me one 0. _ _ .‘ ' _ _ olais o A e Gullcd by Wilkes Spirit. ptttsbupg. Ia...... 29.67 3. air. president Factors. and Bankers. Cotton comp gCo.; lug an enl;l_le’Sque1rC.'llpCIl.‘v\ no 1 are aige tip so -_- ﬂav of Brussels and Ingram Carpets, on Cloths’ Y o _ _ . . time, and his tuscouises in the peimanentform ~ . - - saint ‘Ike City U '1‘ 30.00 20 Clear. . - stantialbiickfacloiy blllldlllgo containing co.tly ma 1 _ 11‘-05$ CMGWI Wealment ‘Ind .wMcmng’ “mm 9”“ before us will no doubt have a wide reading‘. LFrom Wilkes Spirit Of the T’mes'J San Itlraiicisco’ Cal 29 66 55 Lt. Rain. CHARLES 0' MAFFYIT’ Chin‘-"~1'Y Of the latest i“V0“U0“~ I“ 1391'“-05 Tilmliﬂg Mats and Ri1l2:S- Large Stock Of 5t°V°9- 3-W11 111193 01 «I113-1114? 0f, U10 P90" "'n,“d “T1105” mason 1”“ “WINDFALLS,” by Thomas G. Appleton. Pub- R. C. I’., St. Louis, Mo.—-1. Please give cx- Santa Fe N 3'1 29,81 10 Clear_ Vice President Chouteail. Hari'1S011&Va11e- order. for the manufacture of white lead, red lead, secondhand goods of anxmds, I090“ 11111-’3”"3° “'45 been ‘.‘”‘e“Sm‘,3a by we ’."’3"“°° lished bv Roberts Brothers. Mr. Appleton’s tendcdpedicrccof_Woodford Mambrino. 2. What Sin.eve,,0'rt 30,17 40 (J-]oudy_ . . . f h 1‘.“‘a¥'9~’e~ 1‘?“~‘I1.l-‘I179; .Sh?f”11e“di 1“ £9113 9-“? 0“ . STALEY & 500-1-1-_ of l1c1'fatlle1',_as she used to delight iiihis society, «Nile ‘Jéurnalil and “Syrian Sunshine»: have are the names of his produce that have trotted? 8% Louis 29_85 34 LL snOW__ B.C[)0I°I3 . OI thﬂ LOIIIIIIJOII 0 I3 8 glllhglpfsrtlllg 1]ll.£:§i1‘l)flt1l)btﬁraés(?f.k:31l,%1Sc 1091')’ I1 D H and 3'0?‘ may Judge What a’ “mm of mmd we lest’ 511l't3i1d.V BCIVGU him 511115313 Place 1“ -«I19 95399!“ 01 3° What 15 the we-Ord -(9)1: Woodford Maimmmor St. Paul. ’Minn......... 30.03 27 Cloudy. w . -1 Ainacliincislibl), tIl()l'()‘.l£“,IlIV ﬁhttcdiip with mfichln‘ A W A ' J ‘<5 of meml'm1y“w‘ln' M D ” '1 l the cultured Classes. The present volume is a 1-“clue 3”.“ J‘ N’ b“3ck" -AnSWe"'-'1'- Ly Mam’ Vicksbum. Miss........ 30.10 45 Cloudy. FOIll'tI1 REIIIOIIEII Bank, at ﬁt. cry and tools. together ‘with all the ﬁxtures and 0 - S '9 “"1‘ms is <>lfi‘:=llnS1g’pVpﬁ§gs5gg-adg-m03g’,;1insgégtﬁlg collection of short studiesi on lavluueéy of topics, llpiihilti 01i)ii_ef. gain ll cglibciliéiler; uM1:;nU1"n° ,%“‘°§v Virginia City, Mon..... 29.68 15 Clear. th St t f M. patfntl-rigiits.I d C 1 be in Opemm GENERAL AUC'I."IONEERS. reporter “ ii A . _ ., all pleasantly treated an ca cu ate to instruct. 3’ am 11,110 =iYm- 5- '. i ii 0Wl1- 00 - Y M , D_ ‘-0.24 19 clear, ' ' ‘ - , ' T le‘50SlO1.l Jea ompany tits en . ‘I _ ,, , j ‘ kt I t to L ._ ' “Why I-119 "I3-W113" 5h°u1‘1 use "VOW 811°” W "’u°°°Ver and to please the reader. blue, by VI oodford, dam unknown. Woodford, -E3?‘ é:i‘:)$On §0.09 34 Clear. ‘Lotus, In B 3 3 0 1SS0IIr19 since i829, and has alarge trade and a good 1CDlll‘..l.l‘.l0I1 -0‘-’ 'D0‘1l-11 :90 ‘ml ‘ “-9 v S‘ V ‘°‘“9 . Mu.’ whereabouts of Mr. Lord. A by Kosciusko (son of Sir Archy and Lottery) ,dam d ., C-t ' Qt) g3 o Clem. _ — , . for its goods. _ Regular sale days-l‘uesd-.iy. TIl'.ll‘S<..'lV, and Satuidav. -«w-ii. hr been We in “rt «.... Coal ..~:............... or Wfort -reilisso by H=mc°<=k’s is ‘... is ' at me “me Of B"S’“eSS 011 De‘ ‘;‘...§"‘t.’.;"..§’.§i‘;’i’.§-“i.‘£.‘§.l'.-.‘.§’.§' ;:vtt“:3u..3;=: ' J. 1-. mar. L . alld ﬂ . . 0 an. 20 (Jr80l‘g‘e An Wlnnem11cca....... .... . and Oliver strevet, Bostoll-Mass.’ or . .. - - pealed ,0; lemme have beeln flddfegeﬁgr tough 1:6 NEW YORK. January 13.-—Scvera1 informal con- fastest. 9 3. 3_Vf§)dg(tll‘dkl\lZElg{l)I;ll'1n0, no record; B0156 Ci,y___________.__ 30.00 29 Fair_ cembel 28, to the trustees_ . W . ]i_ '_[—_{A_(} . , . 0 e " PIOCIIC-oo........u...... >- .12 ff} 1:161.-_ to let, them come and see him; but so the diflerbnt coal companies, and it is now known The 3 °V"_ ‘mswe ' mus °°“eSp°n' D°a°'W°°d""""""" 13 Clean I-03118 9-“<1 dlS00i11it5------------~-----------.$1.662.443 40 PHINEAS B. SMITH. JR. Goods, Clothing, Boots and Slices, Hats and Caps, Iar nothing has been heard from the old gentle‘ that arrangements have been entered into by the dent» ""'P“bh*°”’ed by a 1°°_a1pap°r' sh°WS MW Overclrafts .................... .., ........... 58 B0St0n- -73-1W=l1’3' 4» 1878- and Cutlerzr. K-§'°COl1lltl‘Y Auctioneers’ and Peclillers‘ man. I iczll F011.” 531“ M“ Day’ emph.a“(-gal-IV’ Board of Control for the formation of a coal com- 1lW31'1Y 11019113010 the Spirit 13 33 311 al1W01‘iIY 011 Local Report’ 3333: 1‘;’o'‘S§(;’'‘'1‘l‘‘ie cimulauonmmmu gogihggg Supplies at Specialty. Send for Price List. ‘Whig is -no Omnmy 911-83; Or} trllgtlgggrlrlilr IIIILSV: bination. Tlieioilowing are percentages allotted Snorting. nla“°“§- 0" 0°‘9bel' 12; 3‘ C°1“mbuS» SIGNAL OF F1019» 5'-1* LOUIS» M0-» 3311- 13» 1373- Cine’: stocks, bonds ziiili’ 'n~§£>'.~'t'§.?t§.Sé.'.'.'III.'. 3103268 00 O L N Southwest Corner Sixth and Locust Streets. ‘Very 5-“nous ‘me’ Whdtevel, t b those of ,,f_ we Gm-erem companies, and also “,3 total ‘ton. 0-. LU01119 9bl31“‘3dP- T0301“ "I5 2-99. 4 ‘seconds _ Due from approvcd'rcserv.c ageiits........ 419.156 87 _ l 5 __g_ g, zactnated Mrs. Hicks. W65’ °‘”l“.° _ 3 d for we “age of each, on a basis of 20,000,000 tonsvasthe better than is accredited her by_ the Sp-mil. and _ Wind. Due from other National Bitnks_...,........ Ill-‘i..9~l9 90 H M t rd Fire Insurance fe"m°“' 0‘ we “mum. haw sgmbnl agar out-pour of all anthracite mines for the current Mam (/°1V"‘ "‘5.S°"‘8 ma‘ he °b‘“s”‘°“..a record 9. Tlmm Bar’ Ther I Hum ' Weather’ I33-‘i ftarsotgl bt¥IlelIIIIiIllI\(’:S:n(?f?‘?I1k%lSS '1' ope 11 H‘ ieeliuirs of Mr. Lord 5 cltildten. ' ear-. W30 19* ¥1a‘P°1“‘l9 3‘ Al1a“‘a-‘{3- R- C-1’- ii'- Vel- C,,;:,.,,,,,e,‘§,',e,,§eS,,,,d,§xes‘p,}§§, 44,3 63 FOR THE Il\. S_A..2N'IEl.. Coinliauy. LIQTIVES OF MRS. HICKS. _ 3' 0 P91-centaga Year] had better Iefer I113 IJGIS IE0 at H1016 accurate 1'61‘ 4 ,_ ., . — . '- - """""' ’ _ . L q J , 1:) 1Q78 ,, — _. , M S ﬂmks “er,-,e1f13 reputed 2 Y ewe mmmre 7:_t. in. 29.685 38 90 N, E, 10 l(,1ouoy_ Premiums pa1d..... ..... 12.780 63 _ S1. OUL. 8-11‘-9-1‘Y -. u - Bill}, Ml . Dd.) . I‘ o _ . 1,000. Tonnage. ’ " 2 _ m_ Q9696 33 95 N ‘Lt R. in Checks and other caS_l1 itc-tns................ 1.384 20 ACKSONVILLE, 1LL,-—Founded 1872. Special , ~ th members of 1118 “(me Mutual - motives could not be . P l - - -i - . . . . . . MEETING of e . tto be wealthy, and if so hei phnadelphia and Reading...... 28.625 5,725,000 9 p. in. 29.834 34 79 N, 13 ‘Sleep Lxcllallgcs to,-cleai-mg House..... ..... n .92!) 7.’) i,,duce,,,,_-mtg for newqus ,m.,,hds ne,,d,,,g re- Fire Insurance Cmn1,m,y, of Lm,,S_ Wm he -meroenaiy.” D H Said Ml Day ,,I Lemgh V,,“ey__,,,.............. lg-330 3.232.000 Th9 Cueo ______._. _______l_.___._ ________ ______________ ____,_____ 3,3133I1}f3>lg;)?ln1gﬁll§f]-é-ilmgéiéy-- gt: tiremeng assiciiipiig attentroiit. alnd mosft agreeable ~h.;.t.1 ... the omce. of the Coitm:-my. No. 419 Olive “Well that ma e so - _ . ,- ,,,,,,,....... i.. 5 , ,000 v . __ - - _ rv , ' ‘. . ‘, t ‘ ... _,.>'-,3 surroun lugs. n _e!"S1ll)el‘lii entenceo t t_ St. L 1‘ xi ,1, . tll_ f‘ (1 4) Fem-u- am not p’ci-sonallv l¥lfCl‘IIl€‘d’0Il that subject. It is New JeI:b8yLCeI1ltl:.II1d Western” 12.750 2,550,000 NEW ORLEANS January 13 Billiard tourna Means. 29. 762 36.0 88.0 N. Specie (including gold Treasury notes).... ll. 0.. 00 Ajstpttigtv 5.-toFAuLAND, M. 1),, §r’,§‘e1878‘ De{’V§}e:n°‘t‘1.l*e°1‘l‘Ou‘13_’S of 0‘.Lf,ock D: m_ - . ' I '1th but hard to sus- Delawate. <10 - 480 2 49,- 000 ment. follrlh game: 1'35111W'-‘I3 Sexton. 300; Ru‘ . - . . 0 Legal tender H0t€S-g----,~------ 450-900 00 MRS- A» T- K» MCFARLAND- - of said day. for the purpose of aoccptiiig or l‘t‘)eCt'- ‘easy ‘° m“k‘3 “3“°‘V O we“ ' - rid Hudson.......... - . ». Maximum tempeiatuie, 40 . Redeinption fundw1thU S Treasurer (5 . . _. , , . ‘mm it‘ .51“ mm" have Spam.“ fortune durmghetll ]12§Ii£Ii‘:;I§azIiia Itaili‘oad..1....... 7.625 1.595.000 (101011. 293- AV31'3$'-'9''‘S9Xt011. 20; Rudolph) 9% . Milliinum temperature. 34° . per cent of cfrcula.tion).°...°...........’..... 9.000 00 'IriIII°itl‘tnGat:ciIeI~Qalmltlgsléliilily sojmm‘ 1“ E“".°I.’e"5"°“V°d.m Such elegcincg “Ed Pennsylvania Coal Company.... 6.865 p 1.173.000 Largest runs--Sexton, 98. 100, 90, 138; Rudolph- R313“-11 and melted SHOW. 0-9'3 inches» 'f"""““""" approved March 15, 1877. entitled An .-.c.t>ro. the in- SW-I0. €M6l‘l-'-11010:-I the Doblluy Of Eng ml 3 _ --" """’ 113. Dion and Slosson play to-morrow. WM. FINN, Sergeant. T019-1---............. ....................$3,497,865 49 . k , ‘ corporation of Insurance (Ioinpanics other than .tl1e‘i:0utInent of Europe.” (1 .d her Totals ,,,-,.......--100 2010009000 ¢ ' LIABILITIES. AL1ON’ ILL’ Life Insurance Companies, and for the rogtilatlpri of " I '0 ‘ ' . rd a vance ''''''''’'f . ' A. 52 .. I "2 , ' I , 3 1: l. l'fe SS1‘:-IICC insi- money g§I}@‘IltIl§1rar1l1JtI)unt1ll£ to $100,000, """ 1116 Rivers. Probabilities. gglpgﬁtllssftlpglé ;)§.édcg.;t1.‘.i.n.éé.1 .li].1.(i....:....:$ PER“ r13 1 t‘ bl niiesgl L238 I-g.\l:(;io1§s1s:‘u%th1(4i: bleingllarltilclle 3‘ Chap- to sustain her extravagance abroad. Have you Marine. EVANSVILLE, Janury13.——Rained steadily since WASHINGTON. D. 0-. January 14. 1 a. m.--In- Other undivided proﬁts... ...... ‘26‘88U 84 Fine $“”.‘p1°"'°.°m5 ‘ma. ‘h°’°“$1.‘ {)1 °3I%°r “ ° ter 7G,0f _ 9-s‘iiei"8 -Mi-“~S0iii‘1 Si3~t“l~‘S- . an ‘ t - ' ‘ ' '2" Ar 1 ed-—Steamship idni ht. and at times had wind f- l v - - - - - National Bank notes out ta an 1so’ooo in '‘'’*“‘l "“’*“‘““5‘ee"“‘g aP“’““°“‘‘' 3‘ ° — °«‘9 ‘"1" 3‘~’0t10018fi1i‘t1i<=i'W0“ *1‘-<““‘S“’““’ “me all“ 1-""*°"' ‘3: in oimation on that point. _ PLYMOUTI1, January 13--' 1‘ V In S O [Om 30115 W 98t. dications: For Monday in the South Atlantic and D. ‘id d .d- S 11 1 ‘I08 00 surpassed by any in the city. T. W. KNIGHI, and between the 1,‘,-m,.5 ,,,m,,._,], 3,, e1e,,u,,,. .30,» um-,o There have been a. greatmany rumors in con- _ from New York, , since noon mercury 36 to 4d . River 7 and 3-10 Gulf qtates cooler M t ,th t . d - ‘V. .9“ ,3 “ﬁlial. . ---- Proprietor. (3),Di,.ect01.s in pm“, of mo_.,.,, wnose -,,.rn,g, of o-moo nection Wm, ,1,-,3 case M said Mr. Day, siguiﬁu Le§5”‘g' January 13,...Arr'ived--Steamship feetlarge and falling-. Port 1ist_:Up—-—Andy Baum, “ ’ '80“ “was to n01 Wee Wm 3’ Indlvldud d.e1I},°‘”5 S“b§,°°“,°. °he°I‘°---°--- 347315 49 will then expire will be held. I’.-ills Olwn from 09-nl-IY. "but noneof 'them has fallen wider of NEW ,§1?§Kf".0m Amwe,-p_ I 9 p.m.; Marv Elizabeth, 9 a. m. ; Maggie smith, rising barometer and clear or clearing weather 1.%f;‘,,‘f‘f}g,.§f,§éat§§tff3f,p§§?§“5"""""°" 6%‘g‘}; 5 CARD. 1 toaoioiook, ’ E. G. FALLEN. SecrctarV- the l1l.a.1‘k gnu“ Lhis asseruon of her wealth. Per. SW nzer O‘WN January13‘__Ar1-176d.-Steamﬁhl noon. 'DOWD——R0bll1 and COW, a,m, Un—- ‘Vin prevail; for Tennessee and the ‘Valley, Certiﬁed checks“”"’".__”"“"“_”“". 10.697 84 E '~- ‘ -~--—-—--—~——---———“ ' iﬁglgtgdthe gait list was overhauled in Toledo he!‘ , 3,{’,‘:’,‘.i‘.°..’... from Philadelphia. . %chent;l;.],d2(:;3I0ep.;Engélg306Wél)1lg izreenglﬁz I-agra In rising barometer come, north and West winds Bus’ to gitzlittar Il;IatlpnaldBtz)t1ik]:.........d:...... 197.638 90 JACKSONV|(l.LEff-Elli/IAL £1CADEltnY. ~ Q . _ po seas‘, . . . Id ; ’. o T __ ’ avis . : a.m. W1‘ mo crate ‘’ ' *_ no to ‘ a e an s an an ers an cor- ECUNU SESSI N 0 year W open anuary - j I , poratlonsneoeooeneooeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeee 1:) I 3, 1878. Rare advaptages in all departments. For trips. Business light. E. Hobbs is at Lockport L. F. BU About that $100,000 said to taking com. I79 ‘°9~“°d he!‘ by Mr. Lord there are more im- D1‘0Il»'~li1e rumors than that aﬂoat,too. If Mr. Lord gvei lelutlllaltio the city we will proceed with the 11-168 0 3 commission, and he and Mrs. Hicks will have to show ca . - . and anxiety’, , use fol all this ti ouble . Sixteenth street NTHpYJC1§“1lée‘13‘:‘b‘i,‘:£a 231 $3? the continent ilot t’-W 0’ v ‘t elerg but or only for the zeal ?llt(;r1I)}l§:iyc.0f 11):. Bergél the 01” the excellence o 5 with an aneuﬂsm in the arms; ganlsmljvas ?>gI;1gI§inent surE80n3 Wmlom .S“°°°5s-5 med t e m Iodide Ammonia. cured him. old for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val- leys, rising, followed by falling, barometer, north to east winds, cooler, followed bywarmer, partly" cloudy weather. For the Upper Lake region, rising barometer, cooler northwest winds,cloudy weather and occasional snow on rain. For the Lower Lakes. falling possibly followed by rising LLARD. Principal. J acksonville. Ill. Stockholders’ Meeting. 9 MEETING of the stockholders of the Boatmen’s Insurance and Trust Company of St. Louis. Mo. , will be held at the office of the company. No. 314 N. VVEA IQN E58, etc., and all dis-tortlers 'pi‘o1i:.rli_i._ on by indiscretions, excesses or overwork of the Brain and Nervous system, speedily and radically cured by WINGHESTEWS SPEGEFIS PILL, a. purely vegetable preparation, and the, best and most successful remedy known. Two to Six Boxefz art’ --—- tal eadd es: T0t&I..¢s..oouo.o...o..........u....o........$3,497.865 ‘ca r State of Missouri, County of St. Louis. ss.: I. Fredk. W. Biebinger. Cashier of the above-named bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. lsignedl F. W BI BINGER. Cashier. _ 1 tisfaction in Germany with Hayes’ D Em Plans of Naturalization. ‘°if3'.’§ ‘é.’..°.i’.°;.li‘*€.“.€.‘°.‘;i‘;.’.”°‘“ Auss- LETTERS REMAIN , . ’ s’ Linlment» - ' ' - barometer southerl winds, shift to cooler north Subscribed and sworn to befoi-e me this 8 da of Third street. on the 14th (lav of Jaiiuary. 1873. at 1 11 guﬂicient, ]_«‘o1- further information, Send T0 311 i“<l““‘i3‘5 3" Mrs-UII1?cPi3§1i3§;~d rice in (lI§1?illdi'ugglSt3- . Tm °m°m.1c.°rrespondent, 0‘ the Gazette Wnteﬂ and west, and cloudy weatber,with rain or snow. January. 1878- FE . IE. if. y 0’cl0ck 13- mu ml‘ the Purpose 01 decidiiig Wllizlher ‘f!gI'1aClyl'cllIa1‘. Price, §_s1_ )8!‘ Box; Six Boxes, $5. Fourteenth street, the 1nV8.1'iab]e re 1 1- L . ._ ﬂ‘ ' it from Berlin. For the Middle Atlantic states, falling followed Notary Public. Salctli corporgtgoié _xvtillbd<te£l13le to do 1£11I'Ig1eI]'il)ll1E(l111E55 by mail, securely sealed, wit full directions for use. Mme-” The 531‘V3m3 Who have I33 13 11);‘: ‘In 5 my aged twenty-two years. TF0” According to President Hayes’ niessaae to Con by rising barometer, northeast Winds. shift to C°"°°t"Atte.s;t1:t\toLp HUSSMANN 331.1 I519 (iii: trgnslgclélohl ciitsgcilsdfllgr l§)ust=.icI)1(I3ss1 (2)18 13:; Pr°"""’°a °n1ybY charge profess to know nothing of $1‘; 13 d 1-3 OTH0 HEA1 d-' committed suicide in India -. was mm on our table, the North American warmer south and west, partly cloudy and C_ BUSCHMANN ‘ Director. c0mebef0retl1e]}]_ W, 0, 3Uq:LER, WHNCEESTER & 00., Clieinaistg, m_oveineni'.s or where her presentd e ‘la y Haggrsmwn’ n "'1 lit by morphine. Ill-health Eivmtnmeng purposes to extend the treaty clearinizweather 8UCCP.Bdirm‘ flight rains. For ll q}1RIs(jj1A_]_q 1-5233‘, ‘- t I st.Louis,Januarv 7.1878. Secretary. . 36 John St.. New in:-1:. TD8 letter forum:-dad 8. few days ago byohtjflrictlzgrcifg 9-IWIIS, Saturday D E 3 _ ~ K .9 W was the cause. . . \ 3‘ 8 * $1. Ennis ﬂatly @1056-@"tiiiati'si,ﬁTan‘b'ii,1§V planing: gttmm 1823,‘; ad“ H ““‘ . . :_‘_~;!~ V “ STREET RAILROAD‘BOND8o W gmna mdust to I . _ ‘ . » ‘. . , I V, . i. , ‘ 1 C,,,.,,mo,, , , I | o I +— ..c...,,, 0,,ll,,,,.,,”,§.,,,,°,§',‘?§,°o?’§‘,¥,‘§§n§?{ ”§§3‘§,‘$;“;,,'-5,“: 1 {{,‘§°o?f3-o1§f,7°(‘§’f)1r?I§V1§!<;:oogélfggrggsglggwgegrﬁa$28 é alggggorv, anuseii high-erVatV75@900 oi bu and at f live stock at this” port for thevtwenty-four hours a shade higher; $4 iooi-25. Pork unsettled, and‘ V SATURDAY EVENING. January 12, 1878.-Ac- vII~{§v3§i9e(3Bt3'é""'i 13 3 1896] 95" 19° l1{f'“-““3=§11I?- . ‘f:‘r‘;frf§{nKnI;6cegnhiiion of ms. claims or St. Louis. Bork. sea. ‘Lard "ios $3. 8 — ' 3 .' 3" E$1CIIESaf‘i9"l\})IrIlTS Price nominal at.$4@5 «ii» bu l°”di'““i 3" 11% “'*'’‘‘'' ‘°““‘Y‘ V ‘.§’ll3°‘'.i“i9§8?3.‘3 :5 §f‘oS hg’7§/1%?8 ‘gJ;3"1{'ﬂ.r¥,i,$1°;?2"” A cording; to the totals of me clearm ,Ho o bomb, G,.,wo1s______:::::_ lo 93 ayan o ov. a ongt e ceding cotton markets of the“ . - Liverpool wheat and cargoes of corn oil‘ coast 1' POP OORN—--S-‘ll bl 9/rd) 1 . i 2 4 h V ﬂ°"e3 - ' I I ' .. 3 F ' am‘ lng transactions have shown a tgalli us 1. P909198 -..----....10.&g ....:l00 ‘.131. lJa'n'and July’ :"V‘:_‘;‘r‘l§1'Y- The fact that _ there are elghmen °.1', Steady. Corn strong. All spring wheat Id lower: ,. VEGETA'BLESa-jtDuellata4nd1A3i'?ce1:.nominal—- 7 mime gm Shggp M‘,‘,’.‘,‘.‘. ‘»}°§.‘.§9c' };’il:,§,:.l'u:,1;.ad?; ‘§,’.,"§“1,‘,’.. 930° cﬂslllkm Jatnuéary ? to “g”. mm - X y°°“3"”‘“°“‘ Exchahﬁeﬂ. the election of Oariroes of wheat and corn on passage ‘quiet. turnips-—bu1kandsac1;edo,1;25(ai30c- rumba as as Receipts " 176' 5 805 ° 82" «’ d-° d 1 ’ Y’--° ‘u.“'»v .u {net} 8 “nits ose oi the previous wook_ Tho volomo of oi,“ crry AND COUNTY B0ND_.,_ it r. Seiziter as one of: the two additional members Fair average quality new spring wheat for-prompt ‘40@50c ti‘ bu . jobbin at outside rate V 9‘ Sh1DII1en.li.8....‘-.-..:\oo........... 84 .480 ..: 161 aiiirzl a she e QW701 , sliouldeis 3/ac, s. 1. 5.55.); 3.. . counting has been lighter as a whole. thoushya. City Wate1‘----- :6 iilc. 1890 106 2107}/\Juie&:Dec 25 * cloonmigt nllgtiiy compemom is gnome’ 5“bj9°" °1 3,hiDm911F d111‘1D§Dl‘9B6nt 8-I1d‘f0110Wi'I|8 m0m11l. ' BEAN S--Supplies “ample with little demand VV CATTLE-—'1?h.e was dead dull" It is but Vc.l‘.)O6I§i3S.Vl}f2.‘;.lT<‘l8l‘§1:"l;l1u(E)tt’i'.S' 1“ -—Cott iet' a tow: banks may havehad busincssfnlly up to the 233 {S2 i}8;’:%lAp:'ﬂ”‘i’d 0°‘ 8‘ u on’ both to mm and to St’ Louis’ 6“ lower‘ ' 3ndd_Ve1'S' light business-. We quote good to choice seldom that much trading is done on ‘Saturday. dliiig 10%c. lF"l(')ll[‘ dull ; ‘extra $(4)?)0%: average; yet, ovon those banks did not have a qity Po1.Vk_.__'_. 6 ,oc 1898 106 ,mn2 %‘1(13%f3£ 2:310 ; Provisions, Receipts of Leading. Airuclest . iggvelltlgilgﬁttiieg:iiYlyls:ili§gé)1fi;o)m S1 50 to $1 90602; and toen oinlyhwhciin exceptional causes have been ily $4 50@5 O0; _ANo. 1,.$5 50@5 75; fancy $6.’c‘i)6 75": continuous demand; for money» to ..pr.ovide. for, 8it;B§e12(w12§:i- AP 33° ii37'% J‘m°& D90 10 The brightness of the weather Saturday was - Receipts of leading articles at St Louis, for 8 GREEN DRIED PEAS—-Dul1Watu'$1 30671 4.0 -V 3§r’?.'£"s.$§.iy"oi~ 30 sao§.‘3i§§é°'3iseli§’a‘?.r§ d".1I‘(ilee:ga]ll(;.ld Lxlggatdﬁﬁlilla 62.1 S$ll1agt’llail‘Phb€’.el'r' ?s?hditia‘vg1<'f‘°3 ii$i1ix2 days of activity being succeeded bycompaiutive 833313,’? .9;--ii: ls-Sol’; gl8§;4.a§7:Ii1m°i:?:§%J“1’ not reﬂected in transactions in hot: product. The the Week Bnding Jﬂmlﬁry 12.1878. Mid 3033110’ ; ud1DER_Good to ohoioo M; $4 50@5 50 ,6, b .1 1}’o(:.ex;1n°t,%,?,g:pnaa,§hi§h?ve9k to ‘i,"".”° demand 430' AOMS dull and a sh-nae léwer; “{1'“‘é 32%?’ quiet. Other money rnarkeot-s are reporting elack- Cocunty Rrepewi 6 .c .1893 106 '1oo3§j;_‘:1‘f’&_Juf;_3_- pork corner was s_ti-ll*under= _a cloud, none of the ‘’_‘”Pt3_ 35393 Janlfary 1.. 1378. and for the Same i BAUER KRAUT-Country and city sells all; 82 50 :thegi"ef3<7>}e, toeidhy, when p_iii§Fs°fva3t°.?§ rei£;t1lg:(lil?§’r il’1i{c}>{3iTsi3o1r?s iiiatgelallingf $912111? ened demands for money, and there is no reason Cit¥%I.,§o’ff,‘*1‘6¥1-g‘. 6 C WW8 logy iéay V ri line O2f~01f¢.3I'IDgs glylng any mono or a more ohoo,._ time in 1877., as. reported by the Merchants’ @513? ii) 9?» brl, and.-‘at $262 50 ii9;’_1ia1t' bi-1. ;reason.for purchasing outsideoi supplying, tempo- in fair demand at $11 75. Lord in fair demand Why this Eggnog _i,;excepg,0,,a1 ,1. ‘mo’ pamomm. gm, %oh,rt_ {o to vars mo/so _mf.§v:rigi‘i:._ « Iul condition. Standard mess pork was steady at Exchange of St. Louis: _ :51 i5*L‘§§‘31I%1g5l%_—L(:r1ood and prime. in demand at iggaysnfgaglgo thoefma:;il;:(;iggu1e;gtduslgéerlﬁohqodumi’ if 3 cheoioe 1eo{__m,i,.ooS, 81%@l3%oé do g;o%3419o_ 1 _ sea ~t ~Vi;: . 4 ~. ouny cvar 1887 10 i .V 11 f . . . . — _ . -~ ; . w -. _ ._ A . . a een< in asin airiemz-in.; 1 '. /c;ce , “H W n 9 18 week 8 ﬂurry m’m°1\eW County Jail.... 7 1888 log li‘u”.5.‘i~i.§’i§‘.'§. Sept. :10 900.1‘ hgiksﬁi 3333?; aghoggh asoifned Went "3 2 ‘ W§:tlE.'§32;ngVg,%§§l°}§f1' Cg;1('f§‘g V. GRASS SEED»-Light demand‘ and business, in, they would have been taken by rib 5%@6c; clear 5%@€Si}]zO<i1E ellisacon sc?irce an ‘ °M1n|10 9 1'9-8.. 811 ARTICLES. ’ ‘ gfm Wm‘ “me change in prices—-clover. in f£I.l1’- de- Easterii. SVhipp.el'B. at .quotations. The demand. ﬁrm; c1_ea.r rib sides 6%@7c; clear sides 7‘/ion these prices for next week’s deliveries. Whisk oun me - Jan. 12, 1878. 1878. e 1877. , _ , , , _ , {ng 8%? ﬂaltmvzltgss;i.cg¥3roto)«gloimllySé=;1:(ogllongoyl 6tV£liJ[(i3- moon br1Sm_”__m 16.869 1» 25.861 30525 gnaiéd at $5@5 15.; good and prime timothyinriew §tener_aVlly. is limitedfor this class. of-‘ cattle, but was done.‘ Lard dull rime stea ‘Y my ‘:3 (‘3’Vheat.nus 65 292 102,188; 166,627 330 sgat $1 2_0@1 30; good and prime red-top at scarcity keeps. up prices. ’1jhe~re was-no particular at $1 03. . D o in so ng. a. orn. bus............ 219,495 323,645 458,588 %@ 50 b9’ bus; otfdualities dull at lower ﬂgui'»ezsV. business in butcher grades. Prices were. not BALTIMORE, l\lD., Jiiniiai-y.12.——Flour dull an . ' 463455 Shockers uuchimged. Whcat—Wcsterii steady; No. 2 West.‘ Year is always succeeded by steadiness and a gradual absence or money demand. Still, St. MISCELLANEOUS norms. Tobacco quiet andunchanged. Louis banks ld h . C111‘1'eh0Y- V . V ' healthy trademhlil moanvtfy hm: aVtV?I(‘6CktOlfs1(_l‘,(Q:?[:o[z: %.'08’Sti.1~;.ei<‘:l‘.l ((3133,; SEE i875 105' U 133 }g:ii'a‘iincdI{i‘i:l.ry 7'¥°j1 ‘ Oats.bus........... . 57 561 82 209 Sale 170 sks prime clean timothy $1 "0 changed but were quotably weak’ . ' I " ‘- _. cont ‘ o L‘ o 0 - ' 9 _ o ‘ ....o ' ,9, 9 my ‘ . ' ’ _' U u o . " _ ' " . o o o could have game In freely. mus has been 94 J,,,,,_,md_Ju1y_ ,Ohan;?;":'.1n§ 319 Saturday 8 t13I18aGl5l0I15 011 §z1‘:1e‘?}‘fJuSn::::---- ¥§.ggg $.32; I_IEMl..’ SlllED-—Plenty» and dull——good. and were salable, but supply was light, and there ern winter red. spot and January $136}§@137 V. kept back by the contimwd _ _ _ ' _ Carond Gasco ‘ 6. l18S4_i.....i 70 ‘Ja.n.andqJg11y, Dressedﬂ A W Couch. bales 9,918. 17,853. _ 13.496 prime,_bul and sacked at 80@90c 439’ bu, Vwas-but little inquiry. In all kinds of cattle it February $139. Corii——Western lower; clos Tgxas, oorregpondems - mmassame “W3 in , ' W 77' Jan'and'Ju1y‘ beillg‘\Va1'm,O€‘§;i.eS.i3ghz:3g.gV‘;f;)v§2fé4g2e‘ Weather Bay. bales....:.::.:: 4,148 9:833 CEQSW X‘-Sﬁehdlz; prime at 250 439‘ lb. V was an "011? day,” buyers generally being. dis~ steady. Western mixed.‘ spot and January 56540: H .. In various portions of NO'1E.—-Manyof thequotations are neceSs,m1ynom_ Po,.k_|-ales at tn 0 H B o . _ .o_. lliemn. bales......... so 150 5 . S1‘OR,BEANS--inactive; good and prime at hosed to defer till Monday or '_[‘ueSdEl5’ any at- F'ebi.au1~y..57c ;l\I:ircli57;~*.,;.az).~Ii8*/,.,.(i; Western steam, m“ Sim‘ "°"°1't (‘GOD mud thatprevents receipts mug’ __M 250bbls each, unlesseotgerwifeasgatthe iﬁihelafitstlgt ‘§(i)b1a1mq0‘ miids'""" 31 §8 17 $1c?3@1 1.0 19. bu‘ ‘ . . t°m”‘3.““ b“3'mg' N‘e“’ Y.°1'KWaS b“d51°"3-1 00"‘ 52°‘ Oats gum‘? WeS““'“ White .36@37°y-ti of cotton, and thus our market could n t h V S . . bmor ogre,-is made ] Solos. loo om h d ode . egawntges. rls...... 1§0 3 450 OPERAGE-_—We quote: cityﬂour barrels, elm asumption wants are. limited; the weather gave Western mixed 34ra)35c; Pennsylvania.’ Sddii its usual Statistics 1 o o . s ow A t. Lou1.sABanks. mess at $19 75. 29o.gta_ndam ago $10 90.85081 ‘. s$iuo ‘oaork. 1orgs........... 16,343. 26.3% 23.gg3 omachine kilii-droeq at 368; hand-made elm 360;‘ isigns of cpniing softness, and altogether-. tliore; 370. Rye quiet an 63@55o, Hay . Id n money matters. As cotton 11 ﬁggreeate statement of the condition of 45 extra heavy’ 33,311 my. on'o1_de’r8 203 -but Hams, ms'::::::::::: 6390‘ 95.190 107‘700 .machine kiln-dried O.:lk32c;.ha.Dd-.l1'lifide oak 38c; .was no life in the market. Veal calves and and Ilnchhngecl. Provisions-iinchanged. Butt cou not be moved there were no calls for our. banks in St.Louis, on the 1st day of Janna;-.. standard at$l1 25@11 37}/¥’?X131‘3h9‘4V 511 59 S Meats’ tbs"-----..... 13142905. 2,o,59,.345V 1313,45 ﬁollntry Oak 25fc'z>30c; iron bound. whiskey. bbls 6 ;rni1ch.co.ws quiet. Spi-ingei-s dull. Cattle prices ‘dull; cholce Western roll at 18@20c; packed 20 roooy from that section. some mmom b-‘mks, 1878: - , y_, FumreS__Sales Fndayup. m. 253; bbis .8 0 ]6::.&;n£s__d__________ 165,816 ouoggo liggoggg 1<)1%D;e::]tl:..$ﬁ‘$),tigll:.’<g<1;i;sia1ig$il1b5c; ip:o1~k4%1;(il)i’§5$—-® at-oliable to rule low during the coming week. 221.0. P:tro1%oln;-Eula nominal. (1)ioﬂ‘e_eVun h . , A __ ; March, 11 25_ S‘ t _ V ‘° _ -s_ -_ - _ ., ea 5,134. 10. ; V . _ . so _ ' ' : Eu‘ ‘Bits _ c, aVc- . i‘JA'r'rLIii_Q.i_;I0'rA'r.IONs. . Gwl.tl.llg6 . iis y u at; $1 08%. cceipts. ave sent in limited orders. The country de- ""'* -in 4:: N, _, - ai,.,~;1115§SamVo o,o"fg:_‘§g3'9a;‘t‘ C3(1]1_an~5})9 bbl‘S,Maich sheep. hea.d.. 2.012 4.1.57 5:9§0 .<»0I‘<1mir to weight, bacon casks $1 75.; do half NA'rIv.Es-.-G.ood to (;l1016e.b'i5eBl'3—-AVBI‘a3‘eS 1.500 l.+Vloui', 3,800 brls; wheat, 13,000 bu; coin. 56,0 , mand for discounts was moderate. thoi1g’hVVshow- i; R) Q U‘ I ‘D O: and Feb’. each at $11 90 $11 d ' Oﬁ‘e1VedJan. HOgs'head'm"""' 68’406 108301 83,720 gasks $1;-ham memes’ small 650’ largel80c' Sales: 1 ms and upWm.VdS’$4V85@5-12%; ‘W’ 1‘350@1‘4W tbs’ bu’ ' 2 VV ing a slight; increase upon that omoo to to 8, ts .. SE’ 55 9 st: gt amen Me,,,3__S,,1,, p,’.ooootof'3oo h .o . _ -—---———-——— _ 03*? laid “ewes dellvered on east side at $1 10; $4 b0@4_75; stood do av. _1,2Q0c>i.300 its, $4 12;5ro CINCINNATI. January 12.-Cotton steady; midis-i week Some t . _ . P 7 u 3 E‘ 3 L‘ 3 E: at and de1gve,.edmtoo house Bh0ulde‘;€5ésWe_1ah9d Grain. Withdrawn from Elevators. .241{o3'1d kegsﬁt 500- V , ,4. 40 ;' fair: do av. 1.250@l...-350 lbs, $3 90.694, 35. dlin_,<;at- 10%c. Flour dull and: an shades lower-V d -h . 601.011 shipment bills. have been g 3 3 53' 9 g 5.20;h.ims so, ’ 3 /‘*°’s‘ 1‘ The grain _de1ive;-jog f1-gm the so Louis and o3@4I1ECé<_)lgItr§:3C!;)1RN-I-—V}7e giiote common to choice li‘a1i'toC;loodglteers-—Smoothaondwell-fatted,a.v funiilly $_550@5 75. iwheat dull and nominal. one etc. but warehouse iccsipts fell on“. Some 3 :1‘. :5 3 in us. 92. S. P. Hams.-«We note sales of 800 we 14- to 15 East's" L°m3°l°Vat°r3' Ja“““V'y 11" We” as fol’ 1 Ft/l2R§ ‘ Y 0 10106 vb W H5’ ' - - 'e”"ge“ 1'1:’.0(")1“»00 159- $3 90504 45- C0111 easier at 39@40}4c. Oats stronger at29@32c:,.o days more were fair Oﬂ.en.n S of R . . to H on o is ,. 5 av. (200 up couu ~ A " - ~ lows; —§Demand gooed for. all descriptions, and liight Siiioping Steers--'1'.his Cl6SCI‘lDti0I'1~ in. Rye steady, in fair demand at 636264. Barley duilig it p pei on account .- in :5 tiv), all p.t. puces ﬁr Qt .. no .. F . . . , . o _ _ so :: :-+ 5; o be D. S. Moat--[S 1 ' " - A ;_ ; om. _tci——i o. 1. $2 50@3; No. 2-, $150 eludes fair. pony cattle ot1.050.w1,125 its average, and unchanged. Pork. active. but not quotabl. ‘; of mains, and ﬂour, diy goods, grooomos and 3; .5; r,, O 3 §” 50,000 lbs each, ullall‘§(3%%‘8.Saf)t(1J1ael1l'W:[i$S(:lax8(§!l(3a8It1e mil0t81;}?f , . city To ,3“. g To.‘ _ €32 N0- 3. 45c@$l: No. 4. 2503500. Miiik—- 75654. higher at $11. Lard good demand at full prices,-.._ 86DeI'al.8t«&Dle. but toward the close of the week 3- 5 ,8 F5 “’ : 1" bid 0roﬂ'cr‘is inaao,] sues 1 cm. sho,.'tW,.i’§:aog ‘Consumption. roads. To Rlversl ta]. ;35<;- lddai-kl40©50c,do pale 30@40c; No.2 dark 25.6: , Butcher Steers- (ﬂood av-erases 1,000@1.150 _steaI_I1 7‘/40; kettle. 7‘/...@8c. Bulkmea.-ts.dull an , ;hey.ge11on‘o By reason Ofothe olaokonoo demand 5 :1, 5- 23 3,5 5 : s§ioi«tclea1.at 5.52140 and 5/80; 8,000 lbs short Wheat bu: 6 001 W91 ~ 3 092 Rriccoo)i\ha4?q¥o1¢z>52é5é5..Nl;Io:232go@r&?:‘égc;NNo .3s.13g%oo. gigs 60%?’ 883%/24. Faitr ave(:1i_-ages $oog(;o)£g,050 tbs, ;io.Eigéi.l.l .xI13O(}1{.13déne5a.%%-—:li§)u;dF?;'s:c]§:é1':BZ}§:'-’,.. _ j I "“ 5 :_ E (3331-‘aL5‘ . J _ . > . ’. ‘ ‘ 9 r 1 ‘H0 5 I “" -"* ' 1_ 0: ~ , 0. — JG, » o ; OIDTHOD. Ome lull], "1 ' , . .. . ' o :11 ‘So . . ‘G K; . 0 8 . . .. 10*‘ 31°33! the banks .have been able to 8 : .' 5: 5‘ ; ; oigg and 247§,i‘,9'§,g§f§?§;‘.11o>06@§-0-bg 5550- 10 8g€;1~1‘)>1‘11-- 1,234 Z.ﬁg~ .No_. £3®5c.~ Skunk—i>lacK (cased) 40@50c;, short Good spayed Heifers—Averatres 1,000@1.100 lbs S0a1'ce5h.C‘ ﬁI'm.'S1l0l11d61‘S5%0;G- I‘- 6%0; 0103 Show good reserves in anticipation of fumre de_ E; N : : 5'65@5.70c; sh-Oumers 37/£0.06“ 00r.('1Zg;,S,-£(1)(l)]0gb(,‘.ol§:|3,§., Ryeoobu.-.2 , V ijtiripf 805133650; narrow sttioe _20@250; white 5@7c. 133 70fcD3 80. ,« _ _ . 70.. Green meats ﬁrmer; slioiilclers 3736; side 9,. .monds_ Pork pope! has not been in large supp”, Eu 5 3 3 E 5 :_ , and a few ck“ ’ Bh01l]Qer'3’ 4%“ long clear and Barley, nu] 1,345 . L345 Scye ggd Iozllgioaylhlggo; 15%-g720(8 D1uS1{l'§1(g§@ ,1 8}5X3O1$be;3Cé?3VV;%l§(18gIelferS—F01‘ averasrcs 0:‘. 900@ §v11?lQE?1E;15é}€ea13dm:o5$%gI§7c ];§,o.L1t%toﬁl3lbs zovg;-agevio although receipts of hogs increased largely this 5 5 5 E E . “h1‘)f§§,§§I"_‘f'_.§£,‘,,f,’},‘;",f,1";‘*‘ 630° , Toma: 20,446 ;Wo1f 500 to $1 50. Beaver-—l\fo, i)°§isu.I§ $1 58: .14‘a1r to Goods Cows. and Heifers-—Avcrages 800 cliangéd. Linéeed oil steady at? 59r(r:)160. ‘K11-Io,r,},)sE«"g.-"VA week, and packers were free buyers. Counter ————. sales of clear sides.paci[§]e‘&°§§a7‘§3°pﬂ?§."§"'o Spa-[$13 2 ‘*-“-2- B‘{,€.1b58£_f_° $6: _ ,'@900 $6. $3 00603 35: medium to fair $2 65-3 111"" .‘”"Sie"5 °°mm0’3:$3 40@3 75§1igm.$3 30@3 business has been fair in deposits», out with m. go 3 3, 45 my 3; on oroors as oﬁloc. No sales. of Shmhd.ers. or _ lmmoouono or Gram o tub_washeo?.l1l(;€. (‘We note a decline in price of 2 90..Uommoo $«_>,V37%®2 50.. ‘ . Rercelpts 4V,‘7.0(,)_hre3d§‘Shll)ﬂlelltS 365 head. _ . _ __ _ - N, «co 6 Q .63 , , , sh,o,.t,.,bo reported. J , For the,oWentv__four hours endin 11 ammo Jam ; _ , ea y malpog o;he,..,.nse_ Quote; Nariviii 0xi3N—Averages. 1.100 lbs. and up-_ i - riILADni.IH.A, January 12.—Flour quiet_-aucht, ciease in ohe.o],,mg in the latter half of theweek. 8 '68 % ‘S »"-‘ § 3 C apital and L31'11--Market. ﬂat 33133 250 t - . 8‘ ,Unwashed-selected combing 316331-1/,0; mixed‘ .Warcle. good to choice. $3 756734 00: do rougcn and uncllanaed. Wheat quiet, unchanged and iirm..,;:,.. In oooormoo omy o_ moderate busing“ was E8 :93 E . so .3 :1 Surplus. ‘at 7.153.‘ . cs prime steam nary 12_ .1878: . géinibiiig 27c 28c; medium 25c; ﬂue and coarse .fat- 5-337%@3 50' U°mm°n» °°3r5e3*1€1 DOW. $2 65 O_orn—-New iii-nier; yellow 62c; mixed .60c; saipo done. The volume of ti'ansa'ctions was unsatis- 9' u ° E 3 "‘ § { mB"f“.kfa5‘ B3°°D""W3 11110136 “M 9%@1°%° ‘*9 N<FVh3eait_e—dN%t:'2Eprh1‘§' £5 NE. 3 VtVhml2Wint‘er’t Id; 40(?323?1i’er<11i3i§3ns “§1$?idiB3i1°§‘§?a§?ie@ v@3(’)c?i0 red Texans Good to choice stee a %)§9c' (ii:*iti:}c((1lul\(?\;;eali?¢;1ri5icei;?‘g}%7(;&>?:¥'t1:ne Rvfg E%rll131137:i;‘ _, _ a _ . _- iner," ‘o-. winer °reece - .. . '- —- . rs v. ~ _.i . Us-.V 1) . ,. AV “°t°"Y t° ‘he b‘°1*°13- Thﬁfeiwas a fair inquiry :,B];efl'neZltI(]}(.1F(3?‘|r];7;:ls[(l3((;‘]t,8 extra . 9 at In 50 Winter’ 3: no grade Wn’1tor_ 2_ Total: 31: J ,Buii_v, black and cotted a—@10c less. 1.¢100ra)1.100 lbs, $3 75694.; fair, do, av, '9oo@ ,68fdu-()’c. Provisions dull and. weak. 1’oi-k--1\Ies.g_-,. for an good classes of invesmlem’ but sales were :2 I 5 2% F‘ T? V on 7 . bruﬁ 50 of half bu Drjea1;i;1n:i10@11c$ :9’ my . Qom___No_o2 White; mixed‘ &; now do’ 2; ro_ ;ﬂo_HlD.E'S-——E2isier, weak and slow all through;d;~y 1-.000. ibs..$3 25/63 50, . _ .. o , $12 25(a)12 75. lscethams $156317. Lard—C1t;q}«;i limited. United Smoeso 4 per. Gems were in fair 8 .3 :3 E 3° 2° 33 , Smoked tongues at $5(é.D5 50 V doz . , looted do, 1; N0. 2 mixed, omrejecmd’ 22,; new, V131?/1; 1.0‘? 01.; Quoote, D,.y____F;‘mt 17@17%c;_ salt 134,; OOLORADOS--GO_0d natives, ave;-as:es1.000@1.150 lgettle 73/...@8c. Bii_tt,e1- steady and uncliaiigedn. . . . go 9 :_ 9° % E3. 3 Savings and Tun0.ﬁ____sseady. we ._ _ _ o 44; no grade’ 24_ Toto,’ 122‘ . ,,.o, am,,g~ed1_@12%o_ (“eon sa1L__L,g.htc0W3 its, $5 75@4.; fair, , averages 900@1,000 ibs, V_(,.lieese_: steady and unchanged. Eggs ﬂat;ll0T.!l~.._.,. demand, but not up to that of the previous week § 3 3 co 1.3 g °§ Time Deposits. at 6%c. quote .p“m° 1“ °“sb115 ()a.ts.....1\IQ_ 2, 10; rojootod, 2_ Total, 12_ 8%c.i;heavy do/ 8}§c; kip 9@9}£,C; calf _10@10%c; $3-25@3‘50; good _ Texans, avei-ages 950@1,100 iog doing. _1’etro.leum dul1;_i'eﬁiied 113/,,c; crude;-,, Largo purchasers would have bought’ but for the to to S ,. Gl.oaSo___We quote brown.“ ‘£50.. yellow atom» }I§&ll'ley..—.No, 3 s[')1"lllg, 1. Total, 1. ,g:I‘i("tuye((:1u(i;~;:‘d; daanaged (all weights) 7o; , Ibs(,3$g ::.7%@3 50; Iair do, averages 900@1,000 lbs, 9/l;£e9}.c. 'VYill8k.yV(llll'1 at:$1 doubts concerning the Dassaire 0fVtll6..C0Il2‘l'eS8'- ‘ 9, . A 5%“ bmgm do and drab 5510; Whité 6@5}a’.0 V’ 15- Ri‘a?<€:;i1i)i.(i)i'lz?t’i<?i‘i——{;')tti::i:lii’t4‘31 cars' corn 122 cars‘ Si‘IEB?-t’ 1’lﬂL'1"S—:1tVScE<l1!iiot?at:ak%‘l[i"e6t.Fii (city slaugn. .$3(?0M§l.UN MTXED STOCK-This class includes Ch€l1l7IéJ§vf:ri§UKV1:"I1‘ihh]t%l1lt:1<5yt'1 %1:K-1; llggr 1d3‘l1>l1}il:‘£:3dh:l‘ T‘;- ional silver bill. T1mg..fa,- we proposed mu has f2 jg :5 :12 , 15 3; oats, 12 cars; barley, 1 car; §ryc,’4 cars‘. Total: 5,'%‘r;%8906_@$1 25; green salted 75@85c. Dry—-Large thin steers. year-lingo, and scalawagr cows and $1 12%; Cash $1 ‘12; ’0- 9- Sphing. $1 08V; N0. hadoa boo on-ootoio retarding sales of Government 5 § 5 8 3. . so -3 C _ No ch Cotton.’ 170 oars, . llin2SQ§(:Dl11:_edl3ill o0@60c;si'_ii_all 25(d)50c; dry snoop- olieiiers $1 70@2 25. nulls, $2 00@3. SKll'1llg‘._$1.0et}".. Corn scarce; No. ‘ 2 «tie. Oatag, bonds. Good local railroad bonds ruled stead r :0 1: , 3: g 5. :.. uri-xosiiit: De- . . angle Saturday at Liverpool, market re- ”“’“‘“‘“- — . DEER §‘f‘:1i,‘?eiovt.o 15613230.. . S_i;ockers--ls 8l1;I’.Or9.'O0q‘ feediiig steers. av. 950@~ V ﬁin/ier, 1N0‘. 2, 24/,__c_. Rye. more mquiry; No. - 5’ ‘I’. "‘ :3 8 § 3 ° mammﬁ‘ firm and previous rates 1- 1' ‘I Y Transactions on ’Chan e Janna 12 1878 w - - D“ - e q“°te1a‘g°‘ 18@2°°- L100 Tbs’ $3 40'“)° 7°‘ 9'00“ SW9“ “—‘3°3"3- 3“ 95° 555°‘ .l’a'”eY m 13“ demimdi N0‘ 2 3¥’““g 63° closing wnh strong tendency upovards. St. Louis go ,. . 5; oo did not nlaigtain I . 4 ll 1ug.i 8W or]; [our quotatio f 3 1» i 11;)’ £1 d o 1. II}EvAr1\HER_S___Pnme L. G. 430! since Tuesday; (31,109 tbs, $3 30(&)3 60. Medium to falr stock. Provisions quiet and steady. Pork--mess nomit oity and ooumy bonds in fair demand. Sum _ ported Weak horigioal stwngth. and was re- “mean on _ his are or ots rem i-st an 3. :lll&f$,lg)cII'1td0 85627400; mixed 15c to 300; tare-—3@ ers._ avei‘at_rcs 925@950 lbs-. $3 u0.ib3 25. Thin nfilat $10 70‘casli. Lard-Prime stea_.m 7}./.c;k.ettl(m bonds showed good inquiry andobuo few ‘ales. go I so u :3 a O , wii asteady 0105138. 01 futm.oo_ o erwisc stated. ‘In ﬁ«l1inz_sn_ia.ll orders o o ggoctergo 7(é(g%t§)503lrbs agrerafsfes. $2l%Q@2,75. Oom- 7/i0- Hosts-Dressed lower at $420. _ , . . 3,, -, - . . . :' ur local market remains ﬁrm and the demand hiimerrates have to be paid. On grain in elevator .. 013'. '‘ " "° .0“ We“ ‘55°‘“" mixed TOLEDO. January 12--Wheﬁtoloﬁed ﬁrmer fsgilge stocks slow, with occasional sales of g; f; § § g g‘ :5 Lomaniscounm had improvod with the close Ogme week Sawr_ the biiver pays the ﬁrs-t ten days’ storage.l St’ Louis I-‘“mb°1‘ M“'1‘k0t- 5’°,§‘§§',’f3f;’f$§§5 §‘:')£’go?n50oo fair. ,3, hood Ma 11:71?-h1_ .Whit1I13 l11Y‘Iii011i$E1a?:§1181di;tt’ %1IL,27%.3 extra Whit V5‘? . _ an ...- at 1, 3, - v and Bonds. day's sales hem . . - * _ __ . _ ‘ . Revised by E. H. H_vmers& Co. 3938 B d . . ' . ' —' _ . . 9 A, - _ 1c lgaii _e at V “am or ichiganspot«$127—.’ - Eastern exchan h _ go» 3 3 g 3’. § § quote as heremf§r1*3_P01l»3d at 1.596 bales. We HEMP D911. We €luot_.e_. Coininon to strictly WlIOLESALE AT DEPOT AND’ ON LE\¥g:‘.. Way ‘$6’ g°°d 57 OM99 00- 0110103 D3~'31Ve3 310 003312 "0. Corn dull; No. 2 spot 186; new-42%c; rejected47c[=.- go as been in light supply all 9- OhO1(‘e undiessed hen ."pb.')@$l05 G’ h Y 11 veariin calves to tock - $2 50@2 75 V10 - o _ so LouiS__LoW 0 d. 3 _ , _ — _ _ _ 1.0 e . icssed emp e ow nine rough ﬂooring, first and sec- iv , 95 1' 3 315 y -9 new damgaed 34c. Oats diill;No. 21283/,c;asked4,.,._ me week The“, have been no hooml omomoooo good Ordinar 91/ . Ir inary 7,40, ordinary 8950, $l40(a)$l60, single diesscd shorts $ll0®$l25;douhle ond clear. C0u1ltl°}'d1‘Y........ ...... $23 00@25 00 155' (‘H0109 and 53190‘ St3eT'5- 52 75@3..12%- 28%c bid ' Michigan held at—28%r Clover seed.-ill oi Droducts. As currency orders from the South 29- l '5‘ 53 $ ! e. 3 10>‘£c; Rood iiiidziiclinrg “1lr3l'd(i¥ii3§lil3%'ci;amld1(igang $ll"§:lls{etC(l)\d%4§%L'§é)()@ $140; hacmed tow $70®$77 505 Yg]I§g“(r}lI()31i1‘-]1‘e I§..{'(:'l(l',gé1l11ﬂ00ri'ng, ﬁrs‘ and Sec. 2 d'MILCH U3‘?-7%A’ND 5PRmGE‘Rs—Uommon to me. Choice “:70; No‘ 2 $4 50' Hogs’ $4‘ 35' ‘S were limited’ uuothﬁf source Qf supply was cu‘ Egg '8 E,’ £ Q 7§ 39 felt 126. B 2 3' ll‘ /30.. I§ALI'N'éSTUB_Fi(1£1l11ét We uote bbbinz n,I_ Yellow pine 20 00@‘22 00 18$tf;8sE:i.gq, ufloléatﬂ. .‘.".00d $d0@40, extra $4-5@43. NEW ORLEANS. January 12.-L-Flour quiet aﬂdf: it. s V - . . . r‘ 2" - 5-‘ . .93 Cash "id 133- New Vork—Gold 102.4/. Mlddl 3/ _ - o. 11 — V £2. _ 9- 11/ . - .‘. . common. country dry ...... 14 ooraiis oo, ' ‘ Y’ . V . ‘“°““3’3 3‘”’°"ﬁ“° 54505 1”‘ $55 3.“ 5:596; hlsh‘ 0 ome banks heie have been enlaiging their 3 u 3 .3 A 8 change. tlll‘eS steadvsaies for (‘E 6 mg. 1l,,_c. Fu CGS.°a._1bL, 31 h_-‘if.’/glhg 10/4 , 2 15 Jute 10/-.:@110. 2.6 Yellow pine rough ﬂooring, third rate or 15[D%}v%(;m' ‘!3‘§';“{‘m11,& 0°’ ‘° 1 A“ P”°e- grades $6Vr&>6 75. Corn steady and in fair demandi..: balances in New York, or have beonmiogto’ =.- I is .. .. 83 I s. § 11.2%; 1,.-e',,,.§',a,.,, 1, 3%o‘E"°,o7i;§?‘_’g b‘1‘3e;‘;‘O‘:’_3“{l8I:Yl g§t{3<I.).L2,. cigi_2...c. ‘_Iie(lil(}i)ttV'1DIi11}£@l2C- Ii-on Yc0mn1Ol_‘). gijeeii... .................... 1100@1300 f,.‘,,,f,§’&;s,d,’§6 g=g;g;;,gi3,;c,;;;,§gg,egg--887 $3 25 yellow 5541; white 560. oats steady and in fai and hence, have shown demand for oxohuogo . ‘ 111.630; May 11,753; Jmfe 11.8%; 3{1«L]'yb,1tV1.t9l;1cl. V bundlgas. iiow g1iD.in St. onis hoop $2 50 PgIl)ll<;i;$2;Sd;ﬁidoﬁiiéilndsinéosoiéga.ozééiié 11 0u@l3 00 mﬁlgar‘ 31faj1.nat1ve smppingSteers._:1,o45 3 87%. geofan((l1at37@38<Ji. Coénmealﬁillgilgoat $2@23.?£i6I{5%§. - , , ' ' Bonds Circu1a- ugust 12.02‘. ‘ ’ .~ , .‘ __ . - - . l ' V S—Tlie market was slow taking the day _l1 _9-D n0m”1a ' 01‘ 11131'.V V - 'l31‘imG Rates have materially stiengtliencd. To-day. gnepsited. tion. Receipts ail other 11o1n;g__New Y 1; En I - ggoéicco . go public oil‘e_rings to-day.‘ Sa1G5_ p,‘§,,‘i§f. st.1.'i.I.)‘B.:.:I..I1.(.l.B€);.l:dé...£iﬁi‘a..‘. 20 00@23 00 th,.ouo.h_ A few packers were 0,’, hand, but their _ cnoice $176217 50. ’ Pork dull; held’, new $12; oi . and . t N n 3 o 01‘ 0 es, 5' I (H143. VCX I91)‘ Y Oslllloiﬁd) 6 hhds. 4 new \ ’ la’ e or ' 5, ' , . , , 50. Lzllsd “i t a L rd - . ﬂ d____ ' . . 7 9 9 quotation 1st of January 1878-6 Natlon- pew Orleans. 1.3.856 bales’ Savannah 2 225 Dale“ ci-all :it=l>170 #2 39 *3 60 and 84. 3&1‘ " do old cro c°m”°n"" ''''''''''' ------- 13 005915 09 “CW5 rerardmg ‘"1093 W613 low d°“"‘ Buye” q e an S ed y’ le ne “ewe ' was ﬁrm at $1 per thousand premium. Commeﬁu 1Banks......' .............. ﬁoooooo I $410 500 Charleston, 1,341 bales yiooooooamn: 51,0’ /log! $3 eozziio 80; 18 nods’ passed coo bm,:rm,,o,od oog ]f.:;)a1)1}::1- silrips and boards, mill,-on........ 1:; 00.2913 00 declared they could not possibly pay more than 80738’/to; kegs 8‘/,«.ﬁi8%c. Bulk ngeatsdull; quoted»: cm; exchange buying ooo disooum to Bar. In lsfholrks July, 1877-6 National 792 qoo ’ %(I)(1)§]l%, Hgfzlllo i;ales;I;t';1.mng-mm 193 1,3133; N0...’ nlids at $2 40, $3 30 and $4 80. At p1'iVil(.6 sale 6 1-ilafik hecond clear .... .. :18 ((;00%)§g 003 ﬁ3St’§nfo(i)~ Egg gI(‘)°g‘}§-asllitligiell8X?t¥lV§:§l:]0tlJh;'l($g]zft(%22 giieoaiilggirg l(})3()aS:O‘:/sCl(il,ie]'%a;3lI1i({13(:Ltfdco;. céllﬁgldréos . Chicago the rate was pa}-_ New Orleans exohoogo ------ ------------ --I ..°' l 708.070 » .4 it 68; uiiiinore, —-— bales‘ Mom. lihiis fair leaf b1‘0l1""ll{ $6’ also 13 lihds lugs and Black walnut‘ culls to c'.;£.1i£.:.""""""°' -.~ ' , . _ . . ‘ _, - ' , j - : . . - 3 . . I :_ . pals. bale ; B o :d . )9 __ _ . . z u 2 .9 . ,1 of‘ so ) . - .H......_ . . . . .. 10 00@25 00 gavg glgns of connng softness 15 “rag not made 0138!‘ I'll) 70' G10?-11' 73/0: EIRIIIS dull’ sugar Cure 3 :t1l:slle8g.!tl?il1l}g7lIllIl1t11fl;\‘1' demand, Belllﬂg at $3 7.) Pei Decrease...... .......... $332.050 $297.570 D1113. 263 balCS;sCll1C?l:E10.'£]ti. 278:2 l1Jj£;‘i11?3ss’- ilillimﬁgtil 34C.(21l(l)O]i?l:f0“l)1.SL.fO1‘ old stock- Inferior trash ] o~ ' sawed’ dune“- 17 504,330 00 “he basis for 31":’~'um°“-ts for 1’°We1‘ quomtionso 9.@10c3 ‘.1n°‘;'“"ased §@9}5-0' ‘Vhisk;'q“iet51'e°ti LOC&lql10t.ations. corrected by Ir P Ko1oho,.& Com nod n. bl. ,. 624,b313S- ' ' ’ g ' $1 50@1 '75’ Common dark liiirs l'0ll9,'h tied Q 9%}; Red °°‘l“1‘~ hewed aiid'"s§;{{=i7éEl.mf'eii'éé The real cause of the demand for concessions 1iedLouisViana.$-102; Western $1 07rd>_l 10. Ooifee dul Co. N __ , . o . . p mpg 13 and puvaco statements’ not receipts for on H . o _ I _ . o _ m$m._ : _ posts. Ito 3 feet, ‘E53100 pcs ....... 20 00@25 00 was asserted to be the low values foi-product, and and lower;Rio cai'g‘oes ord ry-to pI'1m6161/¢.@183/40 ’ 0‘ 3000"" °“'°°“ 0 by . , HASE. exports 19.672 bales’ sigckdgogt ‘1’§‘)elr?)IgZ':’S0 SB bales’ 1.)l¥l(3J',llf.dl1ll.rté0§;)g(?T&9>‘1g}(§.1t;h;‘:fi7:?@2,D03 fa" -tog-09% 0!”: amiss ------- .............. 17 oo@~z7 00 the facts V warranted the claim. It is Sugar dull and nominal; yellow clariﬁed 8@8%c.*§ . P‘:,r‘3&%111e . Ram hm ‘Cooo Dom’ Bo’fVb.ou_ Manasrer Clearing House. foi same day last week were 25.055 bales’ receipts $9. 7?3r.o3 558' Ciilﬂinoull di.’iiVl;nle‘ii1iU.;':‘.' Prllllpcbdrllliill {will-3§§; Sggziiif ”L'-“1§}.?.§’.§’ ‘;'}h(3i:?)l:)"1%}nu1ti;l1.1.1. 22 “E35 00 3°‘ fforgus E0’ say Why p11roducHs10W’Wmle stating g§‘%;f§eS1%‘1hiet iatmewtiadi colimon’ “@2035 mu . ,' . . ‘ - - ,’ .‘ ,' 7,- i. ,. _‘ ' ~_ ~ - '« ‘. . . ' , «. - ' ‘. A . 16861 :ai ‘rmV' ouisi 9. ;~ 681881----M881 619... eoia.'.ian .1. 1 1 ' 1/ . ".'."‘9°‘3‘ ‘°3“°”“".°"S*-Linciiid o%d_. Orleans ‘¥*‘*“‘3“‘3~’@‘:- “‘-‘V‘3'“*“ loci leaf $3.627, goodio elinan. maple .......................... .. 1100@2000 ‘.3 “°- F ‘3 emu“ ‘O §n°Wm‘" m°V'S'°"s 1; ch 1 see. VB‘ ti" " -90 a3. l?lr1l2l§’rx 54,05’ ooos,odi1&o]o N Gold J3 .&guly.i1co3o,1o3,, By lejegrapno A6 9—1od. bales. 10.0“; omoo_ Market mm. boo rod loot W ooooo; modmm hambmgm Wm!» Ya,.d,_ (eSf01oa‘)O‘vea'1vef0r on, and ﬁomoﬁto mo aic sellmit at much lower thaI1th8V.'.I.1l1e80f hogs, 0. 7 oc_e $40. 111111 im_ei at c. 0 _ 0 ,.(d F?’ laws, Gold: Ja::&Jllll1Sir'.d8$,3,Jl(6';3{ NEW YORK. Janna!-y12.__1u_0ney 455 per cent’ éu k WARICHOUSE STATEMENT you so Louis Dina leaf $10r&)l5; medium bngm mooomg joof Diggigggfeeégigllgr. t V t -i :(i)uL)1;éll§llélg;)‘t:ien\“‘£’)1‘]1(gg‘l;i1tI§]:t?n£l§1g'e:l:)? tléigtgé‘ bag to lzlilza/géesifléié exchange A discount; sterling ext; i~‘ 1&8 is ‘ . . ' ' 3 "7 ‘ - - . - 100- 011 I1 ' ‘ .. .. '1Sr’W20‘ * “ " " "1 - . We 00r..er. ex rara es. ,' ' < ' _ ' _ ' “T3 0"‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘. IO-406 coupons. i9«15$§8gi3.’g?£r.lftJ&?é§I‘ii§ ;{(‘,‘;‘.{<, °’°5m:‘¥ 938)’ at 4.095 pei cent. Prime mercantile isiocx on hzgg shim: time iasi.'.?2.?{£ iﬁﬁiz::1.&“i:g.§§s]i3.ii-nE;'wg2.§o~}‘.§$?iii?i§ mu’ now YARD RATES. °°S5’°“3 “'0'” 3’°S‘e""3Y’3 P“°°3- T“ m‘“'k°‘ INDI“N“»P°”5’ Janm" 12"" F1°“" ‘1‘“‘’” ant‘ new 5:9" 335;‘; an g,,m_luuonom.._i1o5,g:wé,.4 panel. 5,37 pol. oooo. Customs roooipos slsshooo. 5T,_,TE,,,_m.,. QF GROSS REoE,oTs°;§o-éﬁx-ﬁﬂ-gfré LEA‘b_Mm,koL Steam, M .,4’oo)_"1oo ,5’, for soft W,-,1-to pmo was in a “mixed” condition. Sellers were in unch aiiizcd. Wheat-—No. 2 red $1 17(iD1 20. Corn _ new "%5- 1691 4,‘--.+1tcGoldlQunrter1y..Il(a;i}.i ".104 The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $617 000 l§‘5,C€1Ve<1 Since Sciltcmber 1. bales..........,..,.'14(;,E>22 itiissoui-1 iv.-13,1; solos ropo;-1&1 go-qa, v of; 259 W3 Firs‘ “mi 5900110 01e=ll‘--1 1110-11 thick. 335 004.345 co don“ as W Probiible M0nda)"S receipts, and the -‘NEW mixed 370 spot. 3650 January. Rye 550.1. . ' "' new 4s°"u9Wﬂ ‘ac Gold‘! """""" "'1”1-‘W103 Clearinirs $17 000 000 Gold closed at 102} ‘it . i:Cl)el1n\,veel(l31t3‘,S(;‘t‘;1‘3I“Ea(*»‘Dlglliber 1. bales .......... ...1l~i,499 at the qll’!)Il'l.l0ll ) . ’ p 2’ Flimt1,amii- sfcond ‘c‘lear""1’1"4/’ 13/2 and 2 weather on that day. They wanted to Se“ the 4?atsl?5®26‘l33. 5P(i‘{§)(¢;lSl’7%ns s}Li?ady' Bulk shgmdus V ‘ v a, . , , . . I . _, _ _ o . ; .. 1, , i;‘ - no esmic .......................... 37 5004750 hose and vctdid not feel likc“cuttln2' loose ” c.ccarri ’. 5. 0. nine 80. Lar 7.30@V=V 9°” ‘ND I‘x"uAI‘Gn- selling down from 10.73» to loo _ ‘ a 3r lliiougii cotion. bztlcsvl e 4;?‘ I LOL 11-1916 01113’ demand to-day was for xx Star ors= l~~l ‘ ’~ ' ‘ r - 1-" ’ ' - - A -' 3 - . 9 i W. X. Car A __ . ................... ;8 - . . .. , ‘ H . ».,._ . gooiic c ass f}ll5Sh—1 inch thick. 27 50;ra)52 50 Biiially some iricing was done bu - m. k A c. Hog-s—Live week at $3 75:33 85. ‘ mmnv. Sewn: 7 gum’ to sper Gem. pear ammm. SnverI'g’:llIi’.'OlI;E(i1t:: .............. .. L 3:9 of ivliioliélieie \VcxS ‘no sii.>pl)’._ Maiket dull, Star. or scgood-class nnisli—l}.i. 1% aud2 low bids. Tlhey refused to take Sheri; .~,o.{§m"2.g. KANSAS CITY. MO., January 12.-—Wheat quiet! . (wold coin................. 103.3” ‘I.’ 53%“-; here silver. b- -- . 1 3/ . . 61:0» RhCItlI"l‘i> AND S!IlP)§E.NTb‘ or C'‘’“-’'’ ‘J’ “_.“3“*m‘-’d»"“°1“e3n°m“‘31- 3411934 109 ..‘"°h°S“”c}‘"°--. ------------------------ 39009335 09 ~ f- - N 3 t $1@1 00‘ ‘ 9 - i ‘ 5 Sewyorx exwume 0a.k...... “,4 102..., 1 73/ _ o. _ his am 18/; giecubacks, and DAYS. bbls line at $3 75; 51 mils about super at $3 9il€£‘4 “OX b°‘“‘d$"’4 Inches Wide and over glad“ mm any one gene‘ “mess m°y could “I50 .- 0' Wm er - . /4’ N0‘ 4 1@91%‘.°’ ‘elected’ 7 )‘ew1’on: exchange. cgufiirijzir W. <i13§‘e5fi{\<i/ 311...? f\:oi1‘.V5£@l Der cent discount. r-"1if:ceiP .-—. ——shipments.-. We now quote as the nominal niarket llD]l{S—-. B“AH“,“,d "3’, °°°°°° ------------- --: 32503740 09 pgrchasa wp.S' some sales were made in this 3°‘ d (1)10-rgl steady; N0‘ 2% 29%“ relecteq‘ 330. ,.o,oo__.__"__m__m_mmm..50c an amt S] r d en s ‘a motion lower. State bonds Toilastre 0 t 1837; _ 876. 1877. 1676. Sﬁy formooy Moo 5o@7oo’. ooo,-oo at 5.5 356% 10. ‘.’?‘C.?'l>.iiiis-14 iriciies wide and over, way, Other sales were almost exclusively in top ate it , 0.2, 19}§c. Rye dull; No. 2, 09/30. New Orleans exchangc......... par ' . $3 75111)!’ Sign vn1arlI.i(;‘tlhr‘$;jicl1lJ0uds ;.;er&ei'a11y ﬁruli. The Saturday D r “"’*,l?.’°'.,2 151‘§»78 ll§.£‘45 112.39 faiiiily $5 505035 70; XXX 355135 4.5; ‘(X :54 -IUFLB4 603 31:00" bf;:(?;eCfot£;§;df3.?§é}{g§ '.,§,°;[1'é'I'Xi 3 néoaﬂ 50 auetsﬁ merkw1E’°1};m° buy?” otélﬁem Wléhgrew B?4tI‘;'3£‘.l({lI‘3(l)1OaIE 1(.)J@16o. S 156;. n 1 “ . ' ' opens rm :1 """"""" -~ . "‘ .". ~ . . . . . ‘ .. . ‘ . .-~. “.. .. "' ‘ - ‘ om e mar c . e ‘orts rom ‘ca 1 t V anuar .— ‘ 0 ' $.- _ . , nanny. weak. and co’utinu_ed i'i-regular (l;l‘08l(lJé)llOl)licntIlll)§ on c0mpresseg(f)g,%NE::,m§:1E'ouh. ‘o no ‘:lIlZf:(.l6l?1(;'3i12?l{:a§fllE;{eel(l§'%;’, g%::g,§‘E§5o’.‘i‘19 $0 993333 4,0. Stiéléfg b£'Ni§:1.6.a.ﬁd..f2.m..1 .... ..ia..:.‘...,;; 30005332 50. he1p_mau._o,.S_ Aooorogog to too D7.o‘oe,.§9 Jwrggl 10,00()ba1es; 'upla‘iidsyspat 63/fd; n0pI1‘¢‘;%},gssape9g;; mm discounts for mod Daperm. lo ace] t dlay. wuli ﬂuctutations, which, however, were perioulbs from this side, a . a mono! RYE FLOUR__om_ mm :-W- $,._5@&. country or select tliird—raie......c.1.€.‘_s,\v e. (» 17.5o@.,2 oo 209d packing hogs s_old there to-day at $3 80@3 85, 69-166;. Breadstuﬂ‘s——Mark_et dull. Flour,27®‘-1 “ﬂame dwcwnm mod p‘.p""":..:...l.2a_24 ﬁcelio. e ight. TOWa|d me 3303,, pmooo ,.ocm.e,.e,, X-@1 'ljo Boston. 75¢ $1 19;; i_y,5_ b,.o,,oo “om-moi M oo o, om . Third-rate or coininon boards.-.'1é 'i2.'..'.'1;,-,;;, u a spade lower than in St. Louis, yet fairly active. 8ds. Winter wheat 11s 3d@l2s; spring wheat 10:.‘ 1 3li!.“‘°'°‘! *'¢0»1.es'~at¢seem1t1eI.3@5°yi§I.s2aiosseeniI §§§°fgg*:él)?)lit'té§]i'e ‘D:la\Val‘p tend Hudson-~ fig §:<:::iggo§e._g'm$;o130wmmm BUOKW-HEAT 1,.LoUR_P,omy'ano do“; good Tr-l;mnli:at.e.......... .... ..b....a ......... 15 ooroieso 'Th°l_‘°°“”l'18 o“%‘o° ha‘ owe, °‘°3° V“ "°°‘d°d‘V gulls,‘ §3d31Oo“'1i§°‘""i§ a“"""‘g° 123 7“@123 1192 A 8 ' 1'8 . ‘ _ ‘_ «I. \l,C , u .. ' -, - "' OTCOUI ' o’ " ' , i ;' - V‘ - _ - .\ mu w.....m.. ‘close. ...c.... in .. .... .;....?.‘.:‘.i,§,“'§§;2,,‘V: 22,? 1° Vsm»i.aei.i.:._.... .......‘.... and W>*°Vi— ‘.‘“‘«°-'”‘$ we so is i.pi._ ..... ........ ....:..‘?f‘.‘f...‘3i*‘i..’::3?..f%:.¥f‘ .5 5...... .. l2ié‘..-.'..‘..‘?3.......i. N0’:?)11b%l'e%%‘£l‘tg?R);3.hg‘:5]Ol't;(:§s ...“s‘.§‘£.’2.?.‘.:..‘%. .13 ‘°..‘;’°.‘.?.i..%—. 9.?°‘<'5i..‘i.“.‘3"ei3‘.. B“ I o ‘ gated 1oo,ooo shares, of much 1,700 were eﬁew '10 Baiuniore, (sic '§\100ms. %Lﬁ{}§A%E‘_‘;.I‘(;&;‘%3P°“d5 “£3 50%?-*0 De!‘ bbl. §enc_nig—-lI_ifeet ..... 15 00@16 5 week. will be checked bv the declines yet Price: Data. 38., Pork, 565;. Beef Sets. Bacon 1. c’ mfg” Land wornnooo 1“, 102:» Suiting. ‘orig Central 2 000 Eric 31 000 L333 51, . ‘ ve 3 U} P38!» V llouis 13,181 bu. Cnc1'ig—l2.14.1Sarid20feet.............. 14 00@155 “-111 be 1 . 1 -; 11 d R th ' h V I 303 65- bacon -’ 9 '. _ ' ‘v ‘ um ‘ sci-es............$l75 515,, 4 300 N _l '9 a 9 . _ ore, K . VV,me,___Uu]1 and Iowa, an round. Dom grades Sheatliing—ciuifeiicing or grubs. ...... 1150631250 - mgey con r0- 9 W 6 We“ er’ t V ’ ’ 5' 6' In1..51S d‘ Laid Pmm(- V d ::$3t.:. 1%: ac;-e5_,__,,__.___ 125 135 1.200 R oiki ;s\lesta common ‘anal 2,700 prefer,-ed’ eceipts audsmpmemzs at Leading Article and samples. No No. 2 here; No__ 3 was offered at Joists—-12, 14 and 16 feet 1ong._1g inohoso '- it turns warm and rainy, the packers cannot Western 40s. Ta1loW.—-(wood to line, 403; tallow...... ammo‘ a3§§e°f""' 3° V " iér.-ea 051 o(ii,a‘f,. . ,,li»,‘.’°o st. P1201. and 2,600 p1‘e- For me 24 hours enainglsaiuiaay. January 12, $1 1m, 5117 bid; N .4 at $110.81 09 bid. Rejec- J‘?’“’‘’ “'3” ""519"-----. ------- -------- 14 00-616 00 WY-. 1’? 1*‘ "3 °°‘d ““‘”‘° may be 3 °1’€hl‘1'°‘*°“9"i- 9- 3“ °- L°“"°“- 393 69- .R9°°*D‘S 0‘ °°1‘D T01 -—— 8. 45 l:Iudso'n and 11 ‘Wé‘snt3?x'i I}l.1tl’2?‘l1)elaWafe and 1878’ “"1 °°“°°’D0D<1ln£ day in 1877. as reported by the ‘ed “‘ $1 00' 87° bid‘ G“‘°° S“‘e3: 5 “M3 N°- 3 in 0alIsl:is'tlI]1£(,iz¥d 20 feet mng‘12mches wide 15 006317 00 hiuothct 31111 Luci; atlliswer mb c‘i1;]l(iulateIli1'po'!t gemlng‘ thearrtgﬁg three dayﬁ at L1V51‘P001 Were 12.00‘ ' ' . | ‘ o ‘ . I. - r- / ‘ I _ o co: a o . . . . . o . . . - o u a - c - o . o o o o a . ¢I.ooo _ I ca 01‘ g '0 5;, Lou“ chaﬁng Eo“se_ ﬁternpg exctlangre’ bankers. mus quiet; 60 dava, Merchants» gxchanze. t*rt.uid fégssfklgl 1os.8i1lé)1l;3i:;aﬁ(3)6ec11a(.;.R$l;‘l .;I1o.14 on E. Joists. 22 and 2-1feetlong—12 inches wide were made to the butcﬁieigss. °s?iisippy'$l%1 53:33:33 ‘I . $33122-21 4'81‘ SW" 4'34” ‘'‘‘’“”°“3 0f '81 106%; "do ARTICLES. R-°-°°.""'“?" ”’“"’“‘."“‘ &ll:l:‘5“}‘SK~“é]‘J3'14?(38l’:§Cl arid 1 -E ’ CM 515] Tiiiigeligderé """ "‘ """"""" 17 5°@’°°° m°del'ate- We quote: Skippers $3@3 25' light Cotton. V ggtiagces ‘3:St)(l"&’52 new gt '65. 102%: do or '67.l05% ; do of ‘(is 108%; {'82-8“ "°i§i'7' is"? "'75:. ck: 391 '15- i'c-.r o’r"p t - 175 eke $1c1a91 \§'rn$’1;.,15'«>g:i’ more thzl? jOiit(é:nc\tPsI:!§l.1‘(3$ iegogtho $2 % M $3 40@3 60' packing (%W- 225 to 250 158) $3 50593 65; GALVESTON January 12 Cotton quiet‘ mid\ ‘ ~.o."..‘....'o .. ‘g ' .'’5/: I - fl‘ - . ' ‘ ‘o. ,‘ ‘ 0 I o " ' . 3 ‘( ‘, 0 0, Ca "‘~ ‘. . “ - I ‘ , o, . _ 9 , 0'-V— '9 ‘. ci3.-i3§:i...‘t'.-iv"e‘i.i§..... ."’~.3‘9*:"" new 3 ‘Nah °°.“' ‘M’ “’°" 10”‘ ‘"39?’ ‘‘‘’°‘’“' 53? 1°‘ bhis.........»~...... , 2 1,552 9 ti 10; 1. car No. sis special bin 51173;; small lot r"'“"*““ 5°°°"",°"='“' “°°“'“8» matched 30°“ W" 275 ‘° 50° M) $3 75% 9°’ ‘’“‘°.“‘’'' ‘° (“mg 1°%°31‘°0‘=1PiS 370 W883 Sales 1.031 baled: , 22.207 956 110118.108/,..iles, new 45 reg 101 do c . 181'. its ............ . . 13 282 3 \-> . . . . and dr(eceed—7 tlii k + fanc heavv $3 75@4 E t 1 ‘:3 50@ ' clearings some mm, 24 451379 pom, 10...... “Loos foo 1o7,,,,(;' /‘ ’ . 9”. 3418*-‘Huh 018085.... ' ' ° 40 ‘£"‘“" $1 18. bpring-—loweraiid nominal. At call, 5105}; manor oocoud/6 ' 1.‘; °f?'m-;-------- ---- -- 23 0003? 50 , 7 _ _ .— ,, ,- ' X “mes "1 93 33 + exports coastwise 1,930 bales. , ' ' CllI‘l'e’l1C):(g"8 119!" \Ve§te.../i"U or,t9(iuw-ma)’ 19¢‘? Barley. sKs..... ....... ' ....'.'.': 195 50 f “"“5 “m f0" 30' 1° ‘‘°'‘.‘3 °“""ed5 N03 2 "1r91‘¢d 1*‘ and dl'£‘S‘S‘efl—7q'"?l)llc‘i{) C(0)l(;f11£lg‘nlatched 2-’ may 50 4' bum $3 bows 30' Sales at the MOBILE’ January 12'-_C0ttOn nominal; mid‘ - - ’ . ” C ' 0.63’ 31’ 1» “Us. Barley’. in bulk. bii....... 5 400 - $1 0G.?z‘{. no bi-.1; 9360 bid for No. 3. none oﬂ‘ei'cd. Select tencin ('8 i - a """ ' ' ‘ ' " ° UNION Y‘?RDS' - d1”“"~' 10%“? 113‘ receipts 3:110 931933 33193 3.000‘ Local Stocks and 1303;,-5_ Quicksilver 15. do pr(,[e)-rcq 23/i;_ guano mm, Bows 8,,“ at X, . 1.8 0 9.0 F , , o N. 1,... 1. 1, 1 , _ _ g or t_iiid rate), matched No. Av. Price. No. Av. Piice. No. Av. Price. bmo.3.ox,o,.toL G. atB,.t . 4 7 lb 1 . (Ion-ooica by p, 1.‘. Ke;e1,e,.&Co_ bonkers um bm_ 223/; Mai-iposa 1; .50 m-eye,-pea 11,3; Adamo Ex Bran o‘no‘so‘1‘r’,’“u’1,’;8“‘-s-K---- lo? 1‘ F *’ ;“o€;Ti‘j,‘i‘ $1950 93 RE‘ l’~ ),'f;'_;/» 30.900 3 F]31"1i<1!q¢:S§’t1—,i.. thick coiiiit ....... 17 50@20 00 30....259...q$3 76 26....204...$3 50 48....245...$350 i ‘ i 61.1; b ° 1° 11 am 2 3 3- 33» 003%‘ ‘era. Olive street‘ 5‘. Louis. 0 ojonlpany ovens, Fargo Ex "0 ‘83: Count“ “(ma 0 9.. 1 d (-V 1 118;-;‘.c0l1¢‘£c]l)iCn(i—t'?;2‘vti(()l{‘.‘]Z 50 lI101'e ~93 M ?‘:":....:€72....5-3; ($3 £5’42....£“3....g 50 103....300....3 W(§Ie{Af{LIo£sT3(1)1$SoJanuary Cotton dull In. 1 A . - .. o 5 _. ’ I ’ : 3 ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' """" O‘ ‘V 0 ‘ 2 ’ ‘ " . ' "MI" ’ ' a ‘9‘ I I "2 up , . lCIn‘7'5oOOI: ' ocoo‘S5sooI 85 46uooa3 coco . _ '_— ' 1‘ ‘ I _., ' ,1 I O > 1 mglslrléfilréoibnatiorgas 4[‘....Oglll3ﬂY 4.4. ljnlteo ntiiten ggffzjlf Lhfmiésbsks. .... _ 6 I. do at $1 20.},-_ 19,099.10 Mmoh at “gem lo.ooo do P?I)'ill.On..dQuhle die.ssed—$2 to $5 $3 M 41,,__221,,_,3 on 29_,_,2o1_,_,3 55 dling 11c; net ‘receipts 1,341 bales; sales 1,204 nuts. 5 is '- . -‘ I 3' », ew Your Central 10129.’; . 3 1.000 u;.r1«3«_n..-, _.uc,~u 15 goon sq 3p .. . N?‘ 1119191118‘? ﬁ0“FmiI- l2....l78....3 621-.’ 46....222....360 87 262. —- balesrexiortst G‘ tB" 2 ‘08b 1 ' i - - o t § 3’ 3.?’ I‘ASTDWmm‘D' EH0 6%: do D1‘<'*"=1‘I<=il3153£‘uaricm 141- do are: "°““" ‘-'40 ‘C9’-’ 433 7-35 1*” lat 9119*/8': 50300 21 iwsf1»?°""°'° Cellmg. “§lll(:lltllick—--$5I. <10 is M feet 96 314 3 90” 60 2&5 3 85 48'"'290 "380 V ' 1'35§b 1 OF lea 2l8[:1nl)i ‘b a es’ wast‘ g b c :1 1.; M - V . ‘ o o‘ o ‘E . 1 ‘ o X). nulx. . . . . ‘ .... 1‘: ‘ —~ 0 -oere‘ I‘ .;. 4‘ 3 ' a V r .'.., :7‘ ....__ ""‘ "'0 . 0900. on...‘ , av , ,0 ,;,i~;,,i;r 3§;§,§;;f; ,-._ I 5,; 5- m;t;t3i_§.‘.;i..;;i§ ,.,,,,;°'l.’§§2’? i.‘.i‘§3"§ii..?32:,'.,5i=*;m318..(;.;oJo;.41.. ,,,, ____ ,,,,, ,_ ,,;,. mg; 93%} otlerod .1 $1022 i...i_, ..a..-.3. Jan ..:'n n, c...“....». ;2‘...‘2.i’.“..‘l.'i.i._s2.o..isas Mreet £::::=§%§:::::-§ 33 ?.‘i:::"é2i‘:::'§ $8 1.33:1"-.§?.‘.‘."'°.>.‘ 22 $AV=~NNm,- <=A-- Janum 12-—cotton dun; go ‘rre" ‘U P : . ‘.2313-v 1'. J . “Cal. “[18. - o - . oooogo a--c o... 65 10,54 5 a*,1’¢, th"_u ﬂ"n!'i";q‘- . 8 .3 9.) ‘.252.-"3 sooomo of mo _,_._ : : ; mmmm acmlolo New ‘ w_ o I H _‘;)«_o,.1.._.. .‘ oi nwcsterix .35.... (oiion._ois ...... rm-._i 792 1.951 2.104 $107.-4. $1 UU13 hm; Eel) $1 07,14, no bid. Amer $,!d!"8"1;‘lrStund $€‘C'0“dCV]0fl1‘ ......... 13 oorgyoo o 57_j.j;30j::j3 75 o7"°°244----3 75 4o:-o-m....375 roooloto 2,316 halos; oa1oo2_ooo bales. mu‘ value. 3' : : S Jiy paid in. nu, ,‘;,‘;f’o",‘l!“]g‘§‘:‘*l“V1‘:=l11$-‘l».-... oiegeiano. boium- grriﬂcgu ;l‘\‘l:lF!. miizs.......... 7.3 19:; 53 Call, lu,(r00 .xo.3i~fei..ti 192;. 5;gii.g~:ia.~ (or secoiid quallty).......... l5 oooiz oo 6i....;I50....3 75 6222.‘? ‘II’ 55 NEW Untimis. January 12.—Col.ton quiet; = = = = e...'..-... 1,65.“ 1...... i....‘.‘..'.;“«‘..‘.‘§.}". ‘:54-,.,;"§‘t§,-:,9."g;: .=t....;...... ;.;;.‘::::::::::::: 3' ""2 “'5 C ‘;,"*‘§‘*‘.“’J“"°.',,°“;" “gm, §‘1’§“r°Ei', For cash at i»..‘.§1.‘i;‘:.I.€3.‘i{’.f..‘.?i3§il’li.lé"'.2l3.§i§”“°""" it d “”‘“" ”""‘9‘"’2" ‘§.iti‘$.?3.?"@‘ 9°‘. °‘"“"“ 3:/°°° ."“‘°“-.,3f~‘“““,‘g,*1/ 8"°5,,§,‘?°“ °"‘“‘ ]g.k o J ‘ -‘ ‘ o‘ ' i ’ 2 (I I’; -‘ \I/ I I I /13 u‘ F‘l()ur- . . . . ... . . . . . ' . . .- _‘..._-- ...‘.; T‘; 0- :4 0 8 X’ ', ‘‘ ﬂ ‘ _ ‘ w ‘ . u o o o o o u o 500. A . ‘co 7/ac’. B”‘fl'l°m‘j‘:_hL:n<‘>¥<_3 +100 {.305 .310 ,\on de(_,]a1n}g'_ §o'}.i‘0:lf;:IlC11l(i.\a‘:ItI;()SHVRKSBSD :53‘... lsiliii 1_Lg.o“,mos_ mos ........ 5” 2 $0» 4._'Ao pm. zwnulwolmxed n_gmm_ at “Em; R casrs re- inc‘?u(3Z}gllél:<;m£):;la):i‘)“’él§;\i§(;‘él.ed and dressed. 15-16 £50. £33. Priooe. 12:5). Pi-icgg rrigcc. middling f,ali- 12c; good iiiiddlfng llxc; net {-32 s..~.i-0...... im up .. mo Jim."a'S.4'{8c6In cm -u on. "iii ' N. . ' . "'9 Wed 6-. Hay. ii:tles............ 1.310 an no 2%.; J'3'=l0'l NH» 5'99‘ *‘‘355-’°5 1” cars new Central at Y0"0wi>me ﬁuoriiis. iiiatclir-.d and dressed 1 inch :3’ s4""§'o"'$§ 9* rs""~°.i"'$3 5 °°‘p“ 13336 ‘’“‘°“9g‘'°°5 ‘'‘’'°e‘1’“’ 14-890 M10559" Biddle Mm- gov, .50 my mo Jo,y,,‘.o-Moe 6“ c E If iu - ten “,4 . do pi-ciericd 100; (mic and Horses and Mules. head. 82 39 151 22 33.2, 33}.,'c hid in Advtuice; 36.: bit] for new “..1mo_ thick. 31 so 'gi1,r,.n:_.fe¢.m_oro mm Who? pme~ ‘_....6 o .---o 0 { 09 ports to Great Britain 1,300 bales ' continent Boo,mon.,s B,k_ loo I00 107 -ms Jan ,_I_b_.5 6“: Miss. 8,1,; U_c_lawiu.g into Liicxewaiiiia 5055: Auan~ Hemp. bales...... ....... .. 1 mixed St. Lotus. F100,.5,,}oo.___m oars No 2m,\...d Yellow pine llodrillii. iiiatclied and’ .1,.,.,:,.,d 1% 52°----fbl----§ 90 45....o~l5.... _-3- 4_2....2e2...,.; 9.) 3 533 baleB_ stock 347 274 bales 2 B,.,.,,,¢n _5m..~g5_ V ' 9 " no and i';uV_-mo qicieﬂani. 195,5; g,1.5o,.,u,., poomo Hides. ms.................. 34.2.58 .58.7l=ti 181 085 2791.50 l'(3;2,’l1l:l1‘ at -ll "c' lcur new wziiic-iiiix d ‘.3, L‘ 5 inches tliiclt. 3.5 "£3 1.000 feet more tlianwliite pine 35 "‘n5""3 '5 ., "26 °' .. 9° ' ’ ' ' o«n{_'A‘W"V ' . . . . _ ..;1 _.... &’) l‘i'- ki"I!§¢ lleﬂ(l................ ‘4Sl) -‘t so 1 (II{lI‘V:?e‘," xv) . -Hp , § . plﬂllk. 1, . 5-'..... .§2'...3 8g z3....l52. . ‘ 1‘(1....‘)8(4'.'.? (85 n—"---—_— Bﬁdway Sav ya" ,..,8 I oonoal “nu J08 I , _ t c It l .1) _,.i"; ‘ 113‘-d.'.5.... ....ooo,,,,,,,, ;_sQ4‘¢)o‘G \ ‘ L9 N,‘ o‘ .3?‘ _, J‘ I /20, 4 C318 HEW (.zL’.ll- inches thick, dressed both sides / '33 M ;)ooow‘2L'Sunoo. ( 4 ocoo327s:o.3 4v)‘oooo6.lJ.c..:5 V“ it ...~ .. .../.2 :....:.:-.V.—..‘.’VV.i.?::: .....- .»...;; 1...: :.~..’.':.. :‘.:'.S.;;.“;'.::::; W. 3,... ~ .~-.2. .‘.;,‘.".,:““.‘.’.‘.‘,§'.’,"f‘,’" .‘;°§*‘;a° “ i~’°”l“’ ""‘“"““'°'°"““"°" “'5 5° 95 °°""”"""3 85 0 “"0" 1”” Jim‘? 12 W001 “ ‘ ‘ '* ‘ " ‘ -3 , ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' . " ~ - .~’ :3 - .~~ - - ‘- it 'e -K -. 0 s ' . v - “V. _. . .' " ‘ ‘ "“ ; }.;(,,‘,3E',:;§‘,";,a;,,5 k m0 10° “'5 -“‘”'_‘,“°<‘1a.rliii:. exams 100),; 82HKll.)L' tiinqs El-1%: reniiessec 6'9. hfglgaﬁ-Sﬂhﬁ . rr ‘*9 :""’ t.l(*“.)?S at -l6c del. ' 8 B °‘‘ °‘ Pop)‘; i“']“5f 5131'“? Second quality..... 12 00/314 00 ‘. . . _ quiet. ’1here is, however, a very ﬁrm fcclinp.-, [I i tikltlo mo 5,, Jul) 77 4% 6, .,,.,, ,, , , s m:.......... .,,, 1,, .05 1) ad ii.,cominon..... .......... l000’ct1100 Receipts Ofhogsm St. Louis for the week end . I-‘mu-ili Nat .ls‘k*100 100 200 .,, , Nov -.77‘ ooéo '1 old. 00,4; do, new, .494; \ ii. 6's. old, 30; uo, Molasses. i<eizs............. 3 ‘$5. Fiiiiii-es—-Sziles: Ycst.eri‘i:iv p. m.--25 000 bu No P"l"a1‘0ei1i11.%r- clear and second clear -" 7 inrr to-duv. 68 406' previous week 41 111' some and h°m°"S are °°“ﬁ‘1e“‘ that fun °“‘'‘'‘“‘‘ 1’‘'“3‘’3 1.‘.--iiiio M.-,q,_,;,,.,‘,.- " ’ i V “l ni.-w. ‘3U;’hi!:-‘B0lll‘l 6'5, lu.i§,<. Nails. i-:earu................. 2!-5 297 iii 2 Jamiary 42c; 45,000 Febriiarv 403,;r,;;:.io2,;c. To: ,i11ChUli(_‘k. 'count.......... ........... ..’.f'3 16 006018 00 iveclz last'veai3,37:393. Received s,ince'Noveniber Wm be "eanzed f°" 5°m.e "‘°‘‘‘“3 W come» 0“ 30- ‘iiiuii 3ﬁ~a\"‘.]l'l.‘ai ii 94 100 100 10235 ,1,m_~.;3‘4 goo om _I.ui~1..iu:~, J.‘1nll.'ll'y 12.-—Uonsiils, for mono)’. Dyms‘ *~Rs.‘...'..... 423 I ‘gin 378 179 day, before Gull. 10,000 N02 iiiixcd .i...'....,i1sx I 9m?r§°'.]§"g' clear “ml second °1°‘“'*% 1. 1377 331.4055 $31110 3935011 13135 Yen!‘ 416 256. count of the small aV.mmme Bummes ‘mu lmge ‘£8 fill‘; .\iif,z._i__._'7:o logic 9.); ‘on Ilc(.‘;O/llllt, 9,); new ‘45§S1U~i}«iI 10-4015 1083;; §):t;=).ri;n gtlllt. ()lX.......... 9,llil(1) .13.-,\=.i1 __‘:_ 4;,;.oo;5(,,oo,,(1o Foo M 4o/,§,‘Mo3é.c; 5,000 do dons“ P(1)Ili)<l.‘a!rtc‘ihlix[.l 20 00@22 50 Umooéo rooojooo from Novomool. L 1873,’ to :nm_ consumption, Combine‘ delaines-V very quiet. ]VVmm.mmmV_B.kl :0 mo 2::-. 8:3t?§l1(g_(:_,'é.?;N1‘.;»;(‘. ‘9;‘ £1,X‘ll3 prclei..-et‘. 23; Illinois “rm «1.r.m.1...:z(,:.p:;::::::::::,: 7.1.?) O 18 40,211; 25,b00do Mafcli ai 4(l,’~5c; 25,000 do may at inch .i.i.,i;,§..'.,.,,,.,_ff,_S,‘3f’f’_’f__;‘!f‘§‘f}}§,?‘ 15 owns 00 uary 11, inclusive, 1,523,383; same season last 0l§“° 3;‘2dp§6‘3T‘.nﬁ1,V?[lla exlorh. double ext;-gt and L,,,.a_o Bom_;____”oo Moo oo In . ,__f_v*s1E,,§.- im ) co, . J. (J9 3.). 0,...’ ;,;,,(..,,~,,.,,.__.__ 2",‘, 42c; 5,(lO0(.io at 4lyg’«':; 10.000 do (0. 5.) 3t.43"c Poplar box boards off first and <’!('()il(I clea . \-‘ear 1 305.787. Estimated packing in Uhicago to -3 0'8 .7’ C’ 10 ”3'§m' “Sc” “m “M1 Om“-1' 1_,,.;V,._,-.._m, ;;,,,,;,,;m._, mo i‘;o"I I',”R_'._';’-,)?'%‘t_0‘.}n 1 ARIS. January 12.--1V:eiiles 109: 2,!«.’c. l'1:r-1I'i»ll.!,Iill5 .......... ..: "zifi 1'“) ",‘.,‘, At L:;.il._20,00o on 5., 2 F91, ,,;4o,i4vc samo o,d’;.o1‘, star. I, 11.4’. 135 and 2-inch, at $/0h_l1O“1’5 1 000 198: Est hate’ 1:350 311 m,..,_ ﬂeeces 3ird>42%c;conioing and deliune 520 for ﬁne; Miiiiiim-i‘.."luvliig'i}()u gm ‘ 7-,; .""°-',“h.,.‘.,',.‘5..- My l’crk. hrls . . . . "Q5 4» more oﬁ‘ei'cd at sou-'c' 5 (K20 Mai-ch at-401/(.1 “Hm ‘vmie Dine-» ‘ SH,EE.P—-F-With 51,10 fresh receipts so I unwashed combmg 29@38c; coarse nous mm Mw..'.li.iiiirs" wk. up .i*.u ~44.» ."7I*." 'lill”%7'::E2"’]]() "N -- . Mvmts. lbs ......... 23.130 4o.‘i2zi-:3 415 n+2 534 Var? oirci-e°ii atsiimi» '4ii1—«~'-iii'ci 40’-’c bi-'l- nﬁ‘ 1‘. ' more “A” "Wed Green Bay shingles .... atoms ‘>5 - ll‘ it Cit butch -d d ' (1 my WM °°‘“"”‘g3 274945"? “°°‘“‘°d 375463308; Super and iii-i-cii. ..‘\'at‘l...?l(‘(l .'ll’ l74 I at Jun 7s’s"?“<'i%3'¢:]° k'OIflLs7i1fJl{UiA.Lc ' “Hills. lbs ............... 18:3 35-.’ a-‘it: '1;ss"7:_$.i -u-- ii 418/}: 4lJ1‘1"<'h’i;.l'I\l‘ ~41‘. , ’.;.‘“.‘'d '’‘““1' “A”smved Wisconsin sliiugles............ 31565330 Ye”: mil ' y 1‘ " 81 Ema“ ‘mo arms’ and °x""‘ pun“ 32@‘6°' Mmwho Hm,‘ om‘, 35 I 35 , to I . i..u,a ».m i’oiai.ucs. sks and lirls loo ~9M .655 .1? . Vii’ 34 . . ,5 1 7i ,1 in /;b, 41,,,i. bid. Aft» (_.‘OnlXD0ll to sliailcd --An smog1oS__._””_ 1 5o@_o 75 0111:. _f0i good qua H.168. bhlppelﬂ were on hand Mﬁnmmm, Sow“ 40 mo ...:._._._..?.r._....,. -. ,_ ‘_0mm_smbmk hu 1 -_.. .. 4 ciV(...~.ll——-0.000 nu no 2 mixed Jim at 41c; 40 000 Sh5‘.V8dpii.eS1lil)§-5168 .... .. 400:." .. wanting extra heavy muttons. Although the No,_.,,M§os—.‘oohv_, 3 .. ,‘.....iIul) u..»sic bin K,,,,so_, Cm, .,.,.,,,,o_ R“. ,,, ,,,,,,,.‘ ,m,j___,;_-_-_-_-.- l;,-,.;,-, 13:53 _~;_-- ,,-ox-, Fo)l.i&4'§c;5],J000 March ti]1t4(l,1{c. ' Lilli). I"i_Vel‘ and city m.-.i.e.'.’.’IIZIIIIIII II.'II swsuﬁg 63 quotations were unonansed. prices were easier. 1’°“'°1e“m- ‘.‘.‘g._. 3... ____ __ 90 mo 4 go 31 ,,m,_..7‘,.,_‘,) oar om We no undo]. oohomions to the Kansas 0.! ' Rice. Dl(LIS,................ .2-3 9.; “(E7 - .15“ "Wcr._ case anuotutiire. At Call for *1‘$?SS1I1JI~0l1esid?..$l: two sides.S1 ?5:\V'01‘kil)"‘ to in sympathy with is light decllnesin New York. PITTSBURG PA., January 12.-—Petroleum--. :"'i:.‘.‘i‘~li:i:.:il.‘”Sink?‘ .100 two ‘S g-"““°"7°'»‘1 ‘<3’-0 ém Price Current for its issue of Jai-uiu-v ll contain). °(}i:3- 256 llfooéﬁg Lf éfﬁam rejected geoeaglug‘ $1 50’ to Siding’ $2 50; to ceiling’ #1 00 3% i000 C°”5m°"aS”°§:p llntalelighif guppltitllutid (ierllgmigi. tAn Olr‘ude4steady,;ﬁ$1 $7}; at Purkmﬁs for innnedinte 115,-, ,- ; H _ o ' __ _h . ? , ,_ , ' ‘ _- "- ' [41-:z.l3§"ff:Z:f'""°"' ‘ " , ; _ ‘ ‘rad: J . a..¢ .,c more ot- 5 -1. / . _, goo lira 68‘ 81_ l)_ -1' Wan aly V as ern shipment‘ re he 11V@11§/c Philad-cl liiii dc- o‘_C:mla’l,\,1:;>ﬁl‘malH23 C0 hhllgh ,c‘_on.,3;¢g;,n Hit, its iiniiual midi, iumw 1.... 13,7_ rlho work §jul:q<n._‘. mi 3.,.o {cred at Pillhe, no bid. Bloor sales, fcui'No. 2 men late“ to dealelsfrom the °°“’m5' sliiiipers. ’1lius tar they have not been able to livery. ’ 8 4 P fvlm ‘\,&LW,m.) Em) giii’.-5:-:::::J::n.‘i%g:(g;';§(§l2::]; “woo o‘.,,,onoo of moo_,,,,._.’. ood ,.o,iooimY mm can Sumo om _______ ___:;_-;::_- om E5 ‘£3 btl._Ix.;El: 2.>cl; 1 do cl. at 26c; 1 czii-No. 2 get suPDly. Probably the butcher‘ demand will OIL CITY. PA... Januar_v 12..-The peIi'oleiim :,‘;*f‘.* “':j~,«\;*=< ml 50 3 .50 ‘ :3‘ mg l‘.mg. ,~Vo..o,_o om no, fan to imo,.o_c,J on who are mcnmv I * §,,,,,,,._ .,,,,,;o_; ____________ __ {Jo mo w iite e ‘at ..o%c. Samples, 1 cor mixed w. St‘..oLouis Dry Goods Market. not be heavy this coming‘ week, but shippers market has been quiet and steady Hll'Oll2,‘llOlll. the l(j‘!lgiQl'l“’\‘\i‘;f;1i::;.:&V.£1‘ I dovo,o,,m,.m nf ;.;,,,,;,,S cm. as o ,mm.k-of Iloulliiwl. ii...-.._,.,..... ...... .. Lgoo 5,3,“, ﬁt 26%, 3(l.'8l{r molt. tr. at 2o},;@2.@27}a'@28c. TER.‘.{S—-—Sl.’\Dl8 cotton. 1 if cent on‘, 30 days; will take all the good to extra muttons day, opening at $1 33% bid. declined to 813355, '_[‘llll-‘i§?\v’.“lli()kll!L.l:: l-,’wj"'”5 "I’an'.7s67‘*}“?.°C(i"‘ grain imile S‘1l!"'V“‘ it-.'0<‘Ni 1?;2'lI1'i!S. The live: Sl.(‘ic'l{ w9n'f3§:‘.0s‘.;!§{‘.““I"‘”"""' 1135 . Os! 19 1 ‘ “lEl1;’l(l1I"(3;S)-(-}P\‘SH\l:8"OY‘:8(lf(?‘g;der8 3:400“ (ml. 310 (gays. Regular goods’ days; 6 9‘ "mat c.O.me m’r and at better than butch" advanced to $; 35’ and closed m‘$134% mm 9m!" - r,,,-,,,,‘o..,,,.‘,,‘SS.n so 50 4 4 .‘.'..;. . mi. ‘__.~r,._i§.oi.m o,,,,;,,. ,.ooo,,,_, ,,,C,.,.,.,_,.co .-..,.2,..V_..o.oh,,oo’ am in. hm‘ o.hw"Vm mo; not.“ 1“ ,_._..i "5; , _' _ o,;,,, ' - H 1 3'17. m..5.000 buNo.2 I . _ a_\s‘.§%?'ce‘n ion‘. 30 days. or ])lli.CS. l\o sales of importance to. ment from river 24,300 brls; total transactions U. .-.:m':i;_.'As- °2"‘iJ‘”1"‘ ‘“" “~"‘““~"“ 38.838 “~'«"‘3- The 1’.V*i'«'o €..'ur:-mt is one of 011" iiiiiit "v'O0!:‘ 11.5.’. J“ S {:s"'i’-L»"¢5 ”’5315e(,, ,§—‘.;"~: .]f."b““"'..-"' "“/8°- A“-'3‘L 5.099 3311 N0. 2 Maren an B1~0WI\ SIILETINGS-Atlantic A, 4-4, 8c; day. Ql1ﬁ1‘t01'lUg m11"°°n5 $1 954“ 3” 9' head? 325000 b‘13° V-w(o:y:<,.:.l.i£0nm.Jéo A 5o ‘ 42 um" 75 5?“ 6m ‘Mood oommuom oxom”m_CS_ ~ WW8“. remmd. Dmm u.».;;o-1;) _.‘e¢.,' ‘lgoooo bu .Uﬁ‘(',)e(.l at 8‘€1H|e:~'215:/}£C".H‘d; 15,000 ﬁllgusttl. :1-4. .c; Augusta, 7-8, 6%c;Auglista. Rood muttons, av. 756290 ibs,'$2 25632 75. Butch- ANTWERP, January 12.-Petroleum 2834f. “.m,k.iwmml ,5, law ,,.., . hog .177-‘4_&C.“.l ~_‘__ .. .. t§ZiiV”,£V.4/V.;§;€llglghdogEgzogdagtéggozlfiz.1310inSCl.Ue- 5B(‘3rhl§z$(]):)lﬁ)f1kllJ8B. fit, 57%c; GColitim‘%iis. -S, gr I1ll1tt:([)nS-;:-Ctg(l)‘!l@ll:l3OIil5 to lneéilllln $2 75@335; me. _ ._._._____ in: (3 . - - , , , .," 2, ‘V’, ‘. ~ ‘ , * __ 2 ‘. Lo’ 1 ' “c ru ' 2 '3 « ‘ . _-- . /0: ma tests. 1 mm to air." ' " ' 200 to cl 4(a) - . . . E» 5‘-(¥airll>}l’1‘i‘£;l.".:.l(70 I100 ‘ ('9 Jiilv "4l0%° I’ M Prmhmhon hf Load in 1877’ k «(if ioig" E‘lnvmf'nm1’am1‘3 tilrm-9‘ %l‘§'l£lU%1l3l:il'd;‘\ijhl)e386:: 2&4 {jail ’ my %l4'd vies: tgrannlievme E 44' 6%“ India‘; mod heavy $:5O@4 Ggfextra hcavv]?l?‘:'$12°%§g6 NEW YORK Ja:l[l)1:ayl yG(l,2,dS:\I k t i b “‘"‘-~—-—~—~ "" ' '- Vim essrs. O. E. 5:: in i; 1- - . v .. , .“~“ #1“ ‘- 1- 1‘~“=l“1‘.V’ iv ”" i - .- {N -« 0 B3 6 1‘-‘m>‘1>l1‘e v- " _ ‘ea . ~ . /c: ndian ﬁe. ‘. 'V'-8, -; - ~ * .‘ V ‘- ~‘ * , ' :7 -- - -' --L 31' 8 hie, ut _____________________‘ aAii.im,u) S~p0(;,§;:‘"""””“““""‘*" pom mmmzh lho(.\:‘::Vd§,‘)_V£‘;;’_,?1 hf“ 10”“ '0' ('*'-'"“=- WHE W ’ ‘ ’ :3 inuntl for :ll‘._V‘ laiiiilo '1 Cry “um de 110112;, 4.4, so; M1dd|csexA, (Kc; kiontriiotgo nib’ M banonal 14108’ tor Bmppmg’ 59 25“-D5 50' Weétern and S0ulhw0Bt_ern buyers areqbegixmgn §,,,I,_.,,S homo. ‘ 50 50 _ 4 i “V 6 ‘mt .”m ‘I. s 1 «oft, n..c C/1.’)-1-fill’, ._l:in:i- ..;o_ 3 whoa . O . . . . . . . Bl1F3.%.S jeltololg.---A(/[. 1&..;ill1——I\o cosh lbids for No. 2 or to, :1. 4-4.1/5.¥;c;LLziW1i'cnce 1. L. 4-4, 63-go; Lam-oi H, By Telegraph ‘ . gg0Y;}°V¢3dg?t%I111:1&i)‘§ actlvcomovancnt is expecte ‘t, ,,mii.-..Kziiisni v.12; i . i . = ,_vi'v:i (oi,-. inem the price of pir y\v,.,_;..;’,.,.,,,~,m ' . ' ' - - - - - ....... ............]G1 _’- it. c at ‘a . <‘ioorsa e-— carNo.2Centi'al at ‘*v 7/303 311% <3? A. 4-4. 76; W-achusett, -14 ' .' ’ ' 5 0"“? 1*“ St03’}’§ INNS “.5. 3. N u . ' ' I i’ l ' " ' ‘ ~ ” .»,_ ................. ............ .. .135 5;“ oo_ - . CHICAGO January 12____Tho D 2 J 1 moving slowl exce t shit‘ 1' , . . o,.,,',‘ pm__"_"__f' mo ‘loo 021/323 ‘ , ’__, r_ ‘.38! mm ml‘ '_‘iﬁ'm1 3"“ ‘”d’"‘"5' b""“’3~ ‘W’ i\:.l’i'<.-.4.-ii‘.}«Il”\,.(’;xino.1,IX: """""""""""""""""" " 6'.“."“.}% Fiitiircs-—AtCall No. 2 was oﬂcrcd Ja TLCKS-Amoskeair AUA lac’ AmoskeagA i‘o. reports: Ii’ozs-—l.teceipts 20,000 i..7.£'.”.."-’"’.i..,.‘.’.'.‘Z.'I§‘.’. fall‘ request. y’1\Ien’sI:vear l\V(])3f;(:I;8 YI1“%od‘(l3:'3ai: 3;(.1A_,,,,€.K.,,m_§‘: -. /2, ,hov., .2, 2 ﬁe. ring the past 3-ieV.ii---my fmm 6% K, 53%,,’ cents ii? in No. 1 _\i.,..1no,-,-,,,,cm,'_'_’jj "" """"" "" " 56c no bid. “nary a‘ do B, 13 go; do 3, 11%o.’do D’ no; Cordio R’-o° 1 800 head; market in fair demand for packing in demand. Foreign goods quiet ‘ \-iv‘ ‘ ‘\;J,.: _ 5“ l 5. ' o,_ . c I ‘v N‘. ‘. r. o . . . . . ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. an t ' __‘ 1 I . . n _ . '9 9 ' , v F’ ' _ o. — . (‘i‘llT (.‘Ol‘l‘ll‘l)l(‘iD 1100 100 ‘ 4 5 “J 'lll(l1 .,:iill(.:l.V.l1i)i‘d §(I}”|4‘,.1/-.€ lb iii 12<oi:m'_3‘;;fLr ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 $1n31.i_:i%?Pbﬂ~5't.t(..;’\d2l‘:. 8:2? gsiiéttas lglomestio at $1 35¢.) §0°1s1‘13/29:-’jsd1:f_;',: ?8c§oO]561‘;"éS‘§3“4ao XX. (%gcO,*1;2c,‘1(go, é)50.asll‘l5I-';1l‘)'l5y$l;°’e§g(:):_31?3%;1;1E£§(ﬁ‘(;6' qgggleat n';e—t;‘l;‘ 1' " * - - - - - - . . . . ..,,o o H ' ‘~ ‘H ~‘\.. ..'l ’_ V’ , , [H)i|.-'-‘IV"‘;;“ ; ’. 3 ‘_ :_._‘ :"‘_ ' . ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ’ ' ' ' ' """ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' - ° ---o--no ‘ [(1') ‘ o -5 o,‘ .‘ ‘ . I‘. v ft‘ _ v ‘/0 Po so ; . . G ) - ,' _. 9 . —— 1 o ”_ .‘5'I‘REI'3'i‘ R.-\iLll()Ai) .s'i‘0CiiS. “:::3”“lflllieiIi the 5-iiplfily IS liirgei‘ iliziii ill”. 2 ......... U $11361] W1l\Lb~é£ead'y’ Sales tmday 98 bus at iie?i3<§-ti,§ofi4és%-)6??? l4d4Md(<)i a1CCA’,12%c; do CT’; helcemls (got h<‘>3gg‘;cesC1i}<l3pme3w 3,450 nea(;jf?;, égw NEWYORK’ January 12'—Manufactured copper ‘ C-no . ____ _ o _o ~_T_________ Ii 7 . V. . ﬁg ‘N. sec-v_i i'_oni the Sli1ijsilll(T‘L1 Sp-scizii bins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9(3,“.i't" .2‘. d , . . ‘ _ _ _ « ’. «° _0g‘ 0 , e 3 ’ ]5C;M1m‘f3h3h3/75’ age." goo 0 1 ,man .3 Wage" at " @ 1m_0h3ng0d- D1151“ m‘>d91'M3 i“Ql11".Y- I '15! E 1i R * L‘,n;,‘é',‘l3 ...... ” ll?“ l (.(l;l2U.’l«l3 ].2’:‘.:§;?c.i:ll_l:F0ll‘iPgI2tll n§:‘[:f_!:“\_ Hiceco. lll1.{1‘l(‘.u;L ....§,,,o-;.eme,,t om, no ___‘__°f Lb i‘TEI’.—-Dosh daiiy and cieamery in limited £536’ ‘3°1f.’° 4 4. 22560. Methuen AA, 14540; Pearl 4 (‘Oi f°“;de_"5 ‘ma stockms “°m_ma1 - butchelﬁ 810W quiet at 17%fa)17%c. Pig iron dull and iiiii-.li:iii...:ail? 1g,;S,.,mm ______ "hi, loo W 2': - ,J<iil:.,_ .,_, etc amigo , ‘ xi’ {i,..._¢_ iu.i.1 ciiiier consuiiiption in. Total bu ................... .......... ..... ...‘.’7G,233 5“1’1”~" ‘“‘d ﬁeady °°“““‘d3 °.”‘e1' deﬁcriiilioiis ‘-Yer‘ "°‘ , , 3"“ ‘Ve"k- 90"“ “$2 25593 20- 5“’~e1'5 $3 40@3 50; Russia sheet 10}5fa)11c in gold. Nails ﬁrm-°cu; 1’o.:,p1ois______ _'_‘ _o.-,0 ',. I i,._,_, - ii 3. 15.0 sﬂcbin * ~‘0- 01 i>io«.iic.ioii dC(3I‘t3ilSl3S. , ,, . urn. p1.,.myi:iii(l dull. We quote: Creamery 35®40c° ‘HINTS-~Al.en s, 5%c; American. 6}5c; gap bulls $2 5051).} 75; oxen $3723 50. Sheep-Receipts $2 40' clinch $425@5 25- horseshoe No 8 2(if“2' " ‘l‘VO\v(;_r(}r0o_e ‘H ' 5” I "V"«’~’- ‘is/' - - - - - - -.......,,,, (‘oinfncncing a Stock Jan. I to _ §0.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .. dali|'y p."eCkC(i dairy 1.0” at n1OP‘\-'g53~£c; Berlin SO1i(1,6}§(;;()0chec0 6}/C. Dun_ head; Shiplnents head; Shippers bought I A u , ' C0 ()0. 5, L,,,,,, _____ no 1, 5,5 .. .1. .}.._.,,,.,o....,.. “,9 ,.,,,.,,,,,.o ‘,,.o.,,, ,.,,,,,.m.mo “ﬁe. . . ns...... (9; i...»,._..;-.....i ...................... ........... i.io, (gm-edge at mime ﬁgures). medmm Q1 ii *3‘? nel. 6%c; Freeman. 5%c- Garner sliiriziu, 6 - most of the oﬂ'erinss; prices steady and un- "'“”'“”‘ . _ _ _ __.‘_‘ 5 F. H '=l;!4.»')§‘i:;l‘i‘I] Ta,» 5hti})n;c]]y|,g fygn] {Ital}, NCVada;éB1'6£.£lh‘6'A;1-ii 6905-! {El SI,.‘i;?k‘.l2i1 D1118 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 1.181 grades ‘vithont dcnland aD.d,nOn~”nal tag‘ Gloucesterpﬁc; Harte],6%c,;Mancneater,(5;£(§’;\1a3: Chanﬁfed. Turpentine. ,r].zé()Il)lr(:)l(l1.‘f;l.(..1Elgnligg Total bu . . . . ....................... 1.30‘; pi'ii:io ono;c,e fresh ooumm. mu and é01£'§.l)¥1_k:,] b}5c; Mallory pm-pm’, 51/C; Oriental, __ I{ANSAS CITY’, January 12.-Catt_le—Re_ceipi3 ﬂ WII.i‘.I2I9NgT0N, January 12.—Spir1tsof turpentine INSURANCE srocxs, *‘"‘"~'- Tlic. ]i1‘O(Iu(‘.Ii0ll or <..-ii.-am, .i.s.‘.-i.~1i.' """""" "°"2i25":i)9<“i Ne Com; 2 V ' pa1§1i}%,S.i§]Os‘@l18rai"0bf lower g-mndes M910 V 15' l1;(’)ll;'ni~ilc£:‘ ‘§§x'3:d‘ sxc’ sprang 8' 6° S1mD8°n" .l.Eer3$’r-.5 ma".1-‘en ?;gu§,:;’¢,{fa,a:17%s: lﬁatwe ﬁmpgws 1m at I Ac- An On. C _ A '71:: 9 1.,-(,d,,m,i,,, Of V-.,—ro,o,_o ........ _._:::::::::-.-.1: ._«i iv.._....‘.ﬁ..:_.‘ ..... ........... ...... ...100.?:{ _ ~fj~"jl.* 195 €‘~f‘9.‘€. !}ii_ii‘.;et dull and lower, . ' ’ ' .-. __ " ‘ 3 naflve ‘. ' _ f’_‘r‘.~’5“’ ecellit-9 , ‘ “la]”(.t.l.1.“, __ I W, : IW I W o,,o_.o,.moon, so.“ ,,,..,.(,,m_,o,o ____________ §\§6.£;1:;},t;l<t.;. ................. ........ 4.806 Iﬂllfffllﬂaea Div Shlgnei to-d.1.yziboutlodcasesfresil. it):}Y;i1I)]_E"c§I}\EnI§';FnIsh(1'S Blgacnae-.di-Amoskczig 46- 8.201? head. maiket active and louel . sales 83 46@ The Dollar of the Dads. £;,,,o,,_.\.-. _____ _ . {no 35;} o:;3:_Vi.....!.§:iI1i‘.. ~_«§. 6%9o‘r‘;m XL Laiiioriiia C(.HlL:“.1lllpIl‘011 es.iiiiiated.... .... 2,800 New xvii-51§’,ni;Eeq ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - -A - - . . . . . . . . §(l)lbll)}i‘l)l§§81?C§lIS]OIl;Oﬁ?luoiii; n]o)'ioﬁ‘¢yed at same. Laiwiasferrlo 4 200 _°I‘§:§g‘ere'ﬁ-6-£0i_%0 git?)-',17.fii‘§c: 3 50: 0103951 m'm31'- Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat .i_(,1,!.9kv‘; . ' . . . N: -3 _._: 35/ ......_-. ‘._~,"1.,5 cc. fin ,r, _ 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .... , 7; ._ , .1, _ In .3 . .0 no .- tf . .. . - , , ‘F .. ’ I - _ ‘ 6. , . . ooI.1,m___o’k__}1‘2 ..... H Err“ ‘N75 be 1 ob ;:i:.1.,_,_§, 39,0 om rmorpd as m ‘hm d f] 76,469 ........ ........... ........ 4:_.,,:.;i{ stole or mixed lots. in e oi preseited, dgﬁé, giﬁdo 9-4. 23c: do 104, 20¢», . 5 General Markets by Telegraph. QUINCY. In... January 12.-—The meeting in. 5r-xiv , iv i 1.: " -’-* as L.” ‘P :‘ '4. , I 1 ..._¢ . '3 c - """°' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' °""' 91 3' " ‘? ' ' ' . —"' " ' n T "' I ' m"'f.“."’C """" "“,‘V‘{’ l"‘."V‘ 5 H’ 1 '- ‘Jan. "l78‘3«PV.€-m Less iii; 01.. ml: 0 19r“‘5‘3» ‘CD5---'§‘.2(?9 P~f3_l(:cteii........... ............ 4.‘; ‘F2 £0DI‘1.I‘y-ReCeWerS and hucksteﬁ 3“ T1111 Ur - 5 Amoslteam 30‘ Bates’ 90’ ban’ ‘FEW XOR?" January 12""C°“'°n"S”°t Weak‘ favm of me dollar of the daddles t°'mght9 at’ H13‘ P-‘H--lav ........ ..l .34.! }}vi./) ; 1.; 1 o ,1 ,, ‘ 76* 533°;-;*‘l1 P “‘ ‘””=>“----------------~-------er-.301 Iwgrnde ...... . - __,{.~:5U>-4~ and row“ domond wry clack Market ﬂat. caototﬁ). 9c.I.-anark. 8c. Southwark. 7%c. middling uplands l1%c; futures closed quiet and Court House was iespectablc in nunb 1 ’ . - " ‘ ‘ ‘ "*“"”"‘ "—: Nc\\'ii0.'.rr:u‘le .... ..'..'.'.ZlZZI.Z‘.ZZIZlZIZIIII """ ""°i"3.3c pric‘e~ low and stocks la.-Eel-iiia ‘ 2 is SHEETINGS--Bi'own-—AmosKea9,' 46. steady: January 11 23-1oo.ci11.29-iob - F - ‘ ’ ‘ ' ‘ 9” ‘““ .....-.;...l._ -.f7.{ff_§{£.i:_lf:i_L_'s srocics. Less sleek Jun. 1, In special biii.~i.... .... .... ..::: 44:8~2(': dresszed turkeys _5@7c $9‘ lb”; chick%i?.:n$?r?a18gé%’ gen» 12%‘5f31gm31‘05G0£.'gi1l9-4. 95’-%G;,d0 10-4. 956 11 %‘100@11 35-10003 Marc“ E11 49-10060511 character‘ H’ ‘ S‘ Asbmy -Dreaded’ and M35‘ A'““<’l,Hi'lI§‘a.la.n<i' , "T”"""“"“““‘*“ 5 6.0 To, lo ---—_- 150 (prime to choice have sold at $1 25 in barrol 39°35 9* ‘4 220: PGDDOICII 8-4. 19c; do 9-4. sales today for future delivery (57 000 bales‘ Joseph Rowland, editor of the Herald, was .933: A!(\CL~\a’~n 50 KO ’ g _' 1 . 9») ‘lacunae.nosooonsaaoooooi-nicenuoououuo-Iona-u29ln9UG . - 10.45 236' e ’ - ' ‘ . ’ ' Boocom-_ oomw . ., ,. g ;;~,O,,-oc(.1,,,.mg Apparent mnsmnpﬁon ...... 70 SW $0 2 mind ours. 14 Q9 unsafzible '+ .. - if doz.; live t DUCIiS———Oo1ored-—-Rcn9:ai ratan. mg. 1305- forexpol-toi\«po1iie4u'5o and ..X.,,‘“,{’g,,‘.‘}-,‘,§‘?,,“,,§‘j.;“,‘_Z,‘." laxndc ?i'Io:;]r:1t'.t1$1%;e%n;0lf§(o]olttg’f?5 fw*"*S1?§D-. .,('i.lH3i_(-I., » fl 5 Q r. n--,-. ...., y. . 1 o o‘ ‘X o ‘H ’ noun: a foot ‘ .' - oounooouoo . - c - - o --..o... . . u - - can-n 000. ‘W...’ ‘ F I _ o as o _ . I ‘. . o ' ' . r - l . _- K: n 7.}: e 3_ E_:..,._ (.,n;m 190 11.0 } «)3 .9 ,Do... ....l0,~=~.c1y -03 :13:-‘;i11f.e éoi iii ll/lﬂse. V)/(’.¢3K amounted to about £2“ 3tW({11te.... ............ ..._.... ............ 7:” Q;‘A51L“S11i>l?1l€S. except grouse. large, and 18:13}: éi%re1ti}§?ﬁed°17£§1‘I1{Sig%’nB°sé°n1%°‘°}1110‘3- f*“’°1.,. r00e1D__t_B 1§.000 halrels. suiierline Western gates to’ the Sl)l‘lI1.‘:'1’le1d Convention oi; thg (15th. rI_:li-v;:i«:::i' (.‘.:....%1{,~,i W9 g l.op,.7,, ooqﬂ, {it l--]a.‘.it l;)[l'l 4,3 to 4,-:30, 9-C(‘»O1'dlng to quun. u:'¢3§)°L§lai..l5i.1.l; ................. 2,488 ’.“‘“k05 depiessed by low’ prices of pouicry mood To 11,” ' 2 ‘ 1158 8. %c.Dia- and State $4 iofdo, common to good $56)-5 45- good The Committee on Resolutions reported atrourrly I} ‘ " : “A ".“tiIlnl t... 4- "1-‘ ‘ 3,11 i ‘to ~ ) -nooonnoo.oIou¢oocoooooa-0cocoa ~ ‘. L t‘ ' ‘ ' . ’ '/av I -1 . . ' \- , ' ‘ ' ' ‘ -' , 5 "“".*.- "T." .5‘-. . . l 1’ V 1’ . . ."'”“._ ., . 4'1” (’.“°".°‘§.s°“”~‘?' Wanted 9“ 919916. and higher at FINE BROWNS-—Atlanti . L L - ‘O °h°“'°-$5§0@6’ W“.“° Whea‘ °’‘“'‘‘ 55 95% 753 1“ f‘“'°‘ °f 1""m0“‘~“V*Z3‘V10"- '-1‘he1'-Bsolutlons were L§o.hi(.li(i.i§i‘t-_ §1<l:£Jl1{7() loo 13;, .. to i1::e§}f:~IiEi(ti£i~l?3‘1W1]317t7()- NEW York’ from January 1 Total -01 707 o$;.t_g)§r.:o';t §1ii.aiIligl(§i0v:;e;r“1;l(:5 fooéosctiens on R, 5150; Boott SlS.7l~sc' C0i(‘i.tiI1eDt.&l.6(:“céC§e(q)E'(()3lSd iititifgcggtg $$?7]4?(l%7£l50’1iSi§c Iﬁgllilji ﬁcgogas 25:; £;>,a‘;;3%nt tilebated‘ ‘H’ Drd Jl(,)SeDh Roblbms SP°ak“lg has-iinst £51. ¢i_”__,_._‘ff ‘ l l _ , ._ . . , ,, _ , _. ,_ ; a is 4 00' squir- cent A av ;1) ' 1'. ’ . ‘ ' ' __ , _ _ ‘- N, . a y a 6 18511. I0 owe y R. R."urner and otlilnsiii (;~,,,§§,,.,,,,.._. od:-‘L, mo ico 9.. ;Jan. V.S,4%9.cGm gig... rofcign ports. Inspecial bins BARLE“ 7 ms 3°@‘i"°°’ W“ and mixed ducks $1: inailaro B. 6%;3ndi§n 0:§'la1i‘i§ i~i6f.i°'7.‘-"f‘.i3?,,°’8“‘““R “'°‘ (’9”’ m°‘*]‘$2.5°"”3‘ . Wheutav. “lads ﬁrmer “l.011'faV0l'. and were ﬁnally adopted, The c.,m-. , Qiri§~:~<-«:2. ‘ll<’_“.V... 100 100 ‘ 2 § 3% N W4 4“ n .O.tS1.\v.l5e por.s....................................l48,l9l . 9:974 $1 50 Vfdozl; tl1l]'lé<l3_',v’31%)(£®@1§0c each; deer 5@6c 9 no E E 7x6; NeWM,u,kot G 5;/c° léepberell Nrcgfélcd ‘and mmierately atfvwm Wltllﬁoaogglg speculative £‘”'t9e 1'0ll01‘led a list of delegates, with DOWGI‘ 30 ll .,,io._..V...:,;(__;,;.uon , '1 - « . room ‘ T N . -—-————— . KPOSS; resisai es c ii? iii. Po ‘own 0 7 '11 ‘ ’ , I 3 Inquiry 01' EXDOP ; receipts . 11; upgraded 11 Vacancies to the lull number. It is the i'iiton- .1‘-’Ii‘Iirm' ...... .. 100 100 .- .- . :9 413 ”“‘V"’"g°- M"W“V“K9'3s New York and Liver- HAY“-Large!‘ receipts, duller marketand ‘ pp ’ 6. “mam R‘ 7%c‘r°3pp°re1 E’ 5'Pm‘5-’ 312%“ 3°? amber Michigan $1 45' red tion to charters car on the Web 1i~t 1:51 . S.‘1h,1.¢.,S_L].Qm 00 Jan. 72,100 go -~‘~1h© 111110. i=,*,‘5~o 11001 Closing Markets easier Sales on West track‘ 2 ~ ‘price. X” Western winter unsound $1o5- wmt W’ Z d 1 .. ~ as ° ta” ‘ ‘°”' Co“ .. _ _ __ ~ . o M gs” J W Ad ‘ _- at - . _ . cais fancy umomy DEy1Ms__B,own___Amookoa 16o,B , _ _ _ . ‘e estein e ega..es to Springﬁeld. W ' . . -~,.- .-. i e. . . . . $126312 50. On East side; 1 c f , 3» 9 €3V81'(»1'B€X $14b No. 2Chicago spring in store $1 .30}’- N S” ‘owls “mm .0 (.3 , :5 June ..>,l2~,9.c6in , . ains&(.o. furnish the follow. . , ar ancy do at AA, 15%c. do BB, 13;“; do 00 loo. Boston 1 s k . . . , 2. o_. 2 P.Tlov.iioi- (?o...ll0O 100 ~ ' .. .. .... Om‘ 1'~9Dresentative in the National Cotton lug details from all important markets to closin $1150’ 603“ st“ choice do $11; 3 can choice d“ 9°’; B"°keV°'B' 13°‘ Warre“ AKA. 14-}/. ° (1 BB’ M! mm -60 spring m atom $133%~’ R0’ 2 spring The P611118 Iva " L ' 1 --n so “ms Safe . . .0 i .21.; ,1,“-_ .‘M.‘i;,oo.] Coonoih hours 8 L d J 0- 2 $l0@10 25f&>10 50; 1 car str. prime gt$950.1oar 13o oo CC 11yo.poo,.1m.,o , _ o .0. 0 . $130}; February; No. 2 new liebruato $132.3) Y ma egis atui... 1,,_om.,? oh” 30 mg n In the National Comm E I n ur ay, anuary 1... mixed at$825- ’ D}; 11131.3’ ' . 1" ‘°‘" 132%. Rye quietiwestern 7169740. Barley dull NEW YORK. JIm11aI‘Y12---A Harrisbiir dis-— St. L .»«.~.:.. ~«... 00 . ‘ Xcmlw there is an CHIC‘-A9" MARKET 1 r. . . .. - - "-‘°''‘Am°3K332‘ 160' Beaver Creek ' . i » . - ° - . 9 . o,I_‘7‘(o.0 M0 100 20 lmoonam oommmoo termed me Executive Conn. po‘,.k__Foo,,.um_y. $10 72%@1o v75; Mmlfgh, $10 87% m(1;%1t{}L30'—El1t7F‘§Sthillvgggseglahﬁlebigﬂguygrs are §A1,6lo}g:.; do BB. 13%c; (1500,, 120: Buckeye gh£:i1i:g?3%i;° troat".1c(ipl.I;orgil.](?(:9 1§’uo.m dais? pinch says that yeétemay a “‘3S°”“5‘°n W33 03'01‘~' A-,,,,;,,]mo W) on. which, om“ rooomly. consisted of seven 7@égc.m.Whg;::Eii-ggobruagbaz.22}«;@7.25c; March. sales were: lcar sacked bran on P8.clﬁOt1?8%rKtea(: do ()8’11(;~2:§°.”I;o§,ifi:l(1){=ti1v!i5ei\9%'.7»«:‘~ 149505610 BB. 130; heavy; receipts 8,000 mi; mixeq we“, 9“ bYR3P1‘35enlat1V0 Long for the appointment, V -. - - . . . a - I - o . . .. .. -3 .' . ‘ ' ' ‘ . o o 3 I ‘ . ' o u ’ _ ‘ - . My tV'u’z.._~..«:n trim ._-o_ ,,,,oo u}. .1...1..‘._._.‘...,-...... nieinbers, chosen from members of the Dot. March $1 07% Ogi‘-i31'.'.—Jani/i‘ia’l egjfglsry. $106’/., 66c, scars do at city mill £6c;1car do E. track on GAMBRICS--Garner Eli“ 50' Lion mag 9” ‘ma Sm’-° 35@39%6. White do 35@43c_ of aloint committee of the Senate and House to :i»"i:r;_-'i_..:i‘m-ryco;loo mo‘ ._t37"5.}‘,‘§3,§,m ton Exclianges throughout the country for 1 £0&4c;f\Iarch ?9%- May 417/rq33:,',oo/“’()F,;‘i§"“}‘;"Y. P-Ai)PLEs I d I 8c:Garner Paoer.5}4c: Masonville Paper 5544;’ Hhay ‘aim 313%-8: “,f,§‘,?,‘,‘g§";, Hogs ﬁm,'1a”'d““‘ mq“i"° mm “1°°i1'°“m5tan0B 013 the riot, and to 5 '3.}"1.‘li4._1'1;}5.5(\:0.-E to so c~V- 4 . 1» ..c , , ’ :33 ng [mo 24- _ .1“ . G.’ a .. . -— n. .--. ngoc supp y, and mark” dun___ BLEAQHED C0TT0ns_Ano . ,,. ‘ ' 0 3118 - . 11 Imcianxe . Sugar ascertain the causes as well as results of th A 5,.M,,._..,_.__,mmo’ the Natioiiol Exchange. Under a new rule th _ FY. X0. ebruary, .4%f&)24,1>5c; May. 279,43 demand chieﬂy for repacked—diﬁiciilt to 11 ' 9y . A d , roaco..£ln L 4-4, unchanged. Molasses-New Orleans quiet at 30 “me and rem” the 1 f h - . _- e Ih.mSH;.: W.,.oo0 W M 210 h __ above oommmee Wasmomasedt , . 8 27540. 1tye—January, 55};c;February 566. Bar- ori inal ackag-es prioos . 1 . ., sod in. :0; ii roscoggin AA 4-4.. 11c;- Bax-nsley X. @480 Rice quiet but stead Pt 1 . . A l.,_ iesu t o t_ c investigation ________w__u___._M . Jay »,7‘ 517 on since and St I om _ O 0 nine, not long ley--..Februa1. 53_.,,c_ Mm, h 54 - it D _ . are ower, in Original 6}4c;Blackstone RXYBTAL-4V83(c-DIYO14-4 105; - , - Y. c ro cum dull to the Leglslatuie. A very spirited debate fol. ""”'““‘ 2 - 4» SW33 111Vlt€d to noininaio Y‘ "" ’ c ' 3' barrels 1" 517393; Pepacked genitings w‘ Ed Ha V ’ 7 -1:‘ ’ ' ' » 9’ 8114 D°m"”“3 °“1d° 5’/4@5%0; reﬁned 12c Tal- lowed after which a motion toiid ﬂ ' “~ g‘,',1L‘R()‘;‘D I;()NDS. candidate for p08]-‘Ion on 1. 3 M 63 ' ‘ J u :4! Kcg &’4, 1 7 -,1 " . _< » 1 e DOSE. . - e . _ - . . . pipoins Bonn Davis et . of Le V , - . . 0V!_%0- 1113 “Bad? 85 51 677s@1 75. one the sub ect was carried 0 a . ' -' l 5: l 5: 3 5 (?ll'ltltiI’leat;] 31.31 §f,;Yo‘;‘ '0 $1 -t hSe€l'lSt"(;31‘ }.J..a._.imIo,,o1hy‘o:,o‘_1 b'g15_1l}3¢:;.8.mo8§. b2‘7é.'[514e9I giusheu. rye. 5.682 bushels; 3°32 75@3 per brl, as in’ size of appiés, A, s..?‘”o.{.‘,. °ﬁ.’uf§ff’5,‘,2,§ 5%? §Ie’;1‘Y};° °§v§g:3;‘1‘,:“fo°o§o1é°‘ %6’;é3gf- ﬂﬁsssdtiull anid giotwithlstégntliing theﬁdefeat,5ihesl:1?Ih1Dr(?i?t]efi:t5oi‘ :3 " ‘ ~ . ouis V . vi ' “ - ' . - - . - ' 3 1 - '1‘ o t ‘.2 ‘ -' .‘ T 8 I 3 ooo,,o,,,s.Dm:v Ofiius incident, the GLOBE-DEMOCRA'1‘igo:nqg:e bsalﬁblinenmuwheet, 48.821 bushels; corn. 21.881 DRIED FRUIT—-Supplies continue ample with $331.’. L:1i4s'da9l}§°i-4H11no;8- ;.’§;.f.."°’ Lmwwd H’ ﬂee“ 39@55°3 Pm“ 2°@‘°°§ ““W“5h°,d 1¢l3m@e33s2c? glifelligiicilltil $£h}h9ac?:\v(heanyts?f §.l.§i?;1h}i;g§i8i1cc‘-W‘ C o . —. .1 .. notice at the ti ' B8.09»t8.2.2°3 b‘13h°1S; barle 2080 b . Ii 1 . — ' .' ' ' . "9 “M13170 4-4. 14ta:26 Leash ’ - , . *3. _°-1 Sdlﬁ . EA .., . ,. .. me. It 18 now our piano“ 1. Y. . nah ttlc demand and a dull market especial] g. no Men-,m,.cx4,4 19 . M , Texas (3. er quiet and unchanged. the resolution was oifered as *1 be h """3- : ‘;:‘' f“ : 1‘ Marked dhtxto announce um; the intelligence has be . 9 5- medigm and common, which Gan; no 3 °' hook , o _ - 54°: emmwxi 903110‘ Pork ﬁrm; mess $12 40. Beet quiet. Western eifort to make the State re ‘ i g1 mug of an : o ' ; ,-thus, accrued oﬂicially received b th iii 9“ inspections-Wheat. 179 cars’ corn 180 c: 1- uteri Fri (1 ch ‘ p 6 mo“ M 1- /‘v’ x0’ Red AA “*7” °"Y°1'k 1 is clear middle: imchan ed La ' -SD01” b1° f°‘' “"3 133% 3 : _ , omo1,oS”ose1_ Exohange of the elgrwoe o fcilaés ofs oiitr Cotton .o,;,_ 39 o,‘,.o~;,.,,o’ moon. barléy ﬁg”. rs. .unn‘g}2(.: mnilnnooogi to ggicg Ivﬁlggat 394643“ £1111! 4-4. my Prideot t West 4-4, 141;. social ,‘,’,,,f,,, mm“. o‘ 7 7oo mmegr 3-mi chrd-.-Prti‘;ne ment of damages by the riots of last summer. ; ; A-_‘_ " - n o r. en er as a A ‘ ’ ' o ' _c (to 63 c.- _ 4-4.7 c: . ., - soon. '. _ . _. _ V geese in F g _ , I , fl‘ member or the Board of Directors of the National wh t___N .‘m‘W7‘“mV33 3“~.1‘KE"'-'- . belongs at 4}¢@4%c; choice and extra a’§.i§;.§‘§ 1. Utica §6c° Wnglliyti :-47(ii 0 ”' ”"°° and unchanged. Whisky nominally 51 09, , . ; Lotion Exchsn e. To ea 0. 1. 81 12 cuh'Ko.2 $1 osg cam. o 6. i - , - , - Kc . J o 12 ___m - , The Kentucky Senate-“hi, A - . . l g 18 honor could not have J 1 i s - . unmet: and min at 3xmc V at Rs oi-mi..xs—-nsonom 1 is - 031%“! W‘ ‘Y - W1’ “°mmaHV 1121- « P- , ' _ been more it - 1 . . 8111181‘ . $1m}{;Feb1-no . 1 ' D°l1ed~ It 26!.‘-.l"ui'mG2'l 8ndl[m- V . - i - . .- , _ - . . .. A. worth] V 1'! $108}; 1 v Wh t ct ﬁrm i 1,,,,,_1_ 3, m_ ,S__,.l.,oc,,_o,o ‘ W’ _ d , Fawn _ iy or judiciousiy oe,gom,d_ Rooo oto,___Whe” mono . . ne¢rly100pcckaa‘esa_pp_es_ and peaonog, mom, era No. 10. lac; do No.9 1 o.» 5, no . 1450, changed. es a we. and higher, 1Vo._1 Sneclsln watch to the Globe-Democrat. Missouri Paciﬁc M 6 {luv .‘.V.._,..».; an Nov. .. it. as it does, upon one whose long expo. s ' ' b“*h°1‘- private terms. but within above range or do No. 7 133(c- do It 6- 3.2 ’- ' ’ ' iP1'1hR.$1 W331 07%; 30- 9 Spring $1 osxoi 06}; Fmnxroncr KY Ja ~ M1 CURRENCY‘. ; .1 o1,,.,,i02,.,,1< ob.aiid Aug. aiggof 1: 13.. grade, imomgom appmcmion of m hiDmcntn...;t'::atY,O5:k6w bushels. POTATOB3....*1‘he demand is entirely l G1-an-Vn,.’A‘ 12 o , ﬁx; goﬂoéedoulig. 15i.c12:.t guns :1 W301 083; January, 51 08% Fen;-nary; one ban“ to ‘slay tn thnnsaiy 12.—-Therewvgls only , sgouy p, 1;; 3,, ; ' ,: . n mm: - Iuxxm, mg,-3;. _ - — . 5% , ' v : ' , _ co, - . . 1 - or c enators. ' v. .' li. . Mému I<;.ea”7'§*.c’,1$9l’ as 3 3-;}2£J,m_aoo Jam dtmcebf ms? f.en0.?ye.‘1iz)G'4eerOllll;!!t1‘!‘:; 635:3“; fog’ 8°:!’;g' M_1¥:;m9kg:l6lZ0 spring wheat 51 3061 :1; lie. I uimLII}'o’.3o§W1,n.i’3’r"§.°.§?§,?},’;;§,° oz“? Nyﬂuty 1°» 140. C060. . to. dose um ' ' ﬁomy:£uﬁ:.;f:no9iad ‘lsnalgé hog: 51; Linda’. ‘S; Mccmarv m_ B033: 13 TESE; .» state. st .... ...issi,oi1s92;m {mg . tion an eminently ro V V ’ A - ‘ 1 spring wheatsl 33. Corn. mixed 62% lccted W V - . WI‘ . on J . 49%,, 55,; 3,5,. . ’ ' . . -" ' V V ' * ' 37- Mow lst mart. l7'?cl1~'<95V1d1 . WM“? "~”‘”'°"- inent amen th p 9°’ °‘“‘» "W advisory o1e- Oats 39c Pork sisois so A '1 7 ’ °' - 0 <In°*° ‘mid lam». . ma V‘ ""“""' - - - ‘"7’ *0“ ““"°h- Wlulmh "W Iiinimy. and one licﬂreary man 3;, 2,, .9 L gt 1“ - ,7 ob} ‘ub5..‘J:itii.and July. . g _ one who have theoiiapiog of mm, - , . 7.750.. sacked; auwsso if on. 88. Loan uvoseocg Q.‘-3 Om steady. and in fair comma; speciﬁc cash or were absent Kisi-tar Will _ .. _ Fb_ uiﬂuenceswh h _ _ nrgmaogl .. . _ . . . at. . _. _ . T. , . _ o , -, o a i can man from e “=4 Aux. 1° bearfor weal»: woo upon the . s,,,.,,, h i A I . A ONIONS-“mere is only 8“mm3d_10'_m!Vdemmd, 8!‘. 1.91m, sum-as Jim - » V .. « ‘’‘‘'i““7'’‘’‘”‘’”'“‘'Y- 3%“ “N‘°h- yﬁiwsmt Bsurtvon.. returned also voted for is V . V xveatiiissanun came it 7 Wl'!1!.l8‘v79- Emu . 1 . 1 n.- 3% . zniblilerl-to but wundgoodtochoiee lots are invert . ' uiidﬁuttbhxc. Barley dull. weak said-loves" winchw to i ' - V ’ ~- ---~-.~ ~—-.- ~ . ~ l renewing were the an ggl axons. Home-Dressed inxood demand, and tnumiii?e*£o.¢..” 3'oi3".“‘~ 4* Gﬁﬂml VH1 l , __ M t _\ o_ ____w_ - . . . . . . . la“ , . . if 4 my’? MAN T0 MAN. . A Dgadly Duel Fought in the South. B1-others-in-Law Meet at Teii Paces. One Deliberately Fires in the Air, And Falls Mortally Wounded by His Opponent. ‘The Quarrel which Led-to the Challenge ."5Decial Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat: NEW YORK,January 13.-—A special from Savan- .n.ah, Ga., to the New York Times, says: This afternoon, about 2:30 o'clock, a duel was fought at the Junction of the Atlantic * and Georgia and Savannah and ‘Charleston railroads, three miles from this city, between Walter S. Harley, a lawyer, and Robert Fisliburne, Clerk of the County Court of Walter- boro, Colleton County. ' ‘ ON THE GROUND. -The parties arrived here on different trains -‘last Friday, and proceeded to the ground in carriages this morning. Harley's friend was 0. H. Farmer. a young lawyer. Fishburne was accompanied by W. M. Rivers, and his brother, F. C. «Fishburnc, a Trial Justice of Walterboro. Only one surgeon, Dr. Dunbar, accompanied the party. -He-is a friend of Fish- biirne. A _ AT TEN PAGES. They fought at ten paces, with Colt’s revolv- ers. Harley expressed his intention, in A note to his wife. to ﬁre in the air, and did so, Fishburne’s pistol being discharged at the same time. Harley fell .mortally wounded. He was brought by his second to the town, and taken to an Inﬁrmary. He :is_ dying to night. The ball entered the right side, severed the bowels, and lodged in the ab- domen. Fishburne and his party returned home. THE PRINCIPALS MARRIED SISTERS. The parties are brothers-in -law, having married. sisters. The difficulty originated ' about a difference in local politics. Both parties- are Democrats. The offensive words used by ‘Harley were: ‘ ‘You and W.F.Fishburne are mean and cheap copies of the Rhetts, Without their lbra-i_ns or courage. ” C . « A REFUSAL To RETRACT , the insult resulted in‘Fishburne challenging Har- - key. The aﬁair was keptvery quiet, and the only intimation‘ of the hostile; meeting: was made" known in Waterboro by a dispatch to Harley’s' brother, announcing. his fatal wounding. A .'l.‘H_E NOTE To HARLEY. _ . From the correspondence.between-- the parties, ; in possession of Harley's s_econd,and which your" correspondent has been enabled to examine, it; appe_ars.that the challenge was the res.ult of the? oﬁensive words used to Fishburne in the office by‘ Harley on the evening of the 8th inst. On; the morning of the .9th Fishburne addressed ‘ a note to Harley, referring to -the objectionable language used to him, and requesting a retraction ’ -oer a withdrawal of the same. A-N INSULTING REPLY. In reply Harley dlsclaimed any recollection of ' having used the language quoted, and added, -"what I did mean to say was that you and W. J. ’ Fishburne are weak and cheap copies of _the'Rhett family, without their brains or courage, and I must positively and emphatically decline to with- j draw anything that I said on that occasion .” ' ANOTHER NOTE. , This was followed by other correspondence, in 1 which Fishburnc expressed the desire to know. when and where outside of the State correspond- 1 once could be concluded THE REJOINDER. ' » Harley's rejoinder was he regretted he could not immediately name a time and place, as re-; quested, but would do so at the very earliest mo- ii ment that circumstances would permit,adding, ' ‘If 5 it would not seriously interfere with your plans, ‘ I would suggest that this matter is settled in 0211- , leton, as we could apprehend no diﬂlculty from 3 Such an arrangement, ifit is managed quietly." THE REREMPTORY CHALLENGE. 1 This was followed by a p_erem_ptory challenge on the 11th from Fishburne which concluded as follows: ‘ ‘I demand that you meet me at the junction of the Gulf and Savannah and Charleston Railroad to-morrow,Saturd.ay,the 12th , inst., at 12 :30 o'clock, to give me satisfaction for _ insult offered. My friend, Wm. M. Rivers, who will hand you this, .will arrange all the details.’ ’ f THE ACCEPTANCE. ‘ This challenge was accepted, and the duel -fought as stated. ~ THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR. A Bloody Fracas. ispecial Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. , CHARLESTON, ILL.,'January 12,-The facts in 2 the bloody affray between farmers near here, last i ‘Tuesday, in which John C. Ingram, an old man of 60. stabbed James Cox, a young man, seven ' times in the back, inflicting what are supposed to be fatal wounds, have been brought out in the preliminary examination of Ingram, closed late I last night. As Ingram and son passed Cox.’s house on Tuesday morning on a wagon, Cox threw something at Ingram’s dog, and young In- gram used insulting language to him, re-: sulting in some quarreling. In the afternoon, when passing again, Cox came out threateningly, apparently hOldil1,‘.!'*-his hand on some weapon in his pocket, saying to young Ingram, “I won’t take d—n s-—n of a b--h from _ anyone.” Old man Ingram jumped from the wagon, saymg, “I’m your man,” and clinched with Cox. Cox’s father came out and tried to pull his son away. Ingram followed up, inflict} ing the stabs. He ﬂed, but ﬁnally gave himsel up, and now pleads self-defense. He Was held to appear at the June term _of Court. Man and Money Missing. Special Dispatch to the Globe-D%m001‘3-lb AUBURN, IND., January 12.--Several months ago, a package containing 8160 was handed to Express Messenger Tanner, on the train, by the ‘ driver of the express company’s.wagon at this place. The package never reached its destina-, tion and no trace could be had of it. The com- pany having conﬁdence in both parties handling the money, let the matter drop, thinking it was A accidentally lost. On January?’ the 5?-_‘“9 “““~°f liapgieiied to both parties. Elbe Dackﬁlgee 0338: tamed $500 this time. Tanner must ahv 1 ‘with it, as he has not been seen since _t_ at 11110. 1 nor can any clew be had ofliim. Tbeviillvel 1193111: has 'I‘aniier’s receipt for b0-l»h_ D-1°i*4>‘§°3- matter was not made public 1111311 l’«0-daY- - Ella Green Released. Special Dispatcl to the Globe-i)emocrat.. 3 SEDALIA, Mo. , January 12.-T1lB_l1abeaS.C0l'})llS1 -case of Ella Green, who was wanted in this city at ‘Week ago, upon a requisition made by the GOV‘ :;erno.r.o: Illinois. Was heard by Jud-‘-*9 W00“: 1“. Wile Circiiit Court, to-day. The woman was chars- 0d with belonging to fl band of thieves who ope- ,”-iell in Champaign , Ill. , and an indictment was 4 L Against her for larceny. Detective Rotten- : *1“-WB“:Woi~ked the in atter up.b11'9 “3"91‘°““1e after the air. After a full hearing of the case. J udse rWood discharged the girl, upon the ground that -“W law governing requisitions had not been com- {ﬂied with. A great deal of interest was mani- .°-Sied in the case, as the girl was inarried a few j1vl§r]_e;_eks ago in this city, and was leadinga quiet e. The -Shoe Factory Troubles. BOSTON, January 12.--'I‘ho ‘Herald says 0.! the Shoe factory troubles in Lynn , that the Crispins at lheir headquarters last night, which were unanimously voted to stand and die in A A . Monday moi-mug will witness - nearly . the public markets. ‘foot expeditions to the whole cit is .....?.'.?:.‘2..i‘.°‘i‘~i2'.”.?..,’”.:.“:, “r “£323.23; .5, 0°: t‘,‘]‘.'eW “D a petition for their worknien to 811‘ is_ forenoon, denouncing the 0m_ pin organization and Board of Arbitration, 0? they would throw of :1 nigh,‘ T, _ . tell‘ belts to- be dam“ d.1,‘§Y replied. ‘Thiow or and and sent word to Crispln hetu1quar- Iﬂanhal h. ‘were holding the tort.” The City Them 189 are‘ iemoved all arms from the armories. Md to 1% on manufacturing firms in the city, 111': the have shut down; 2,560 or 3.000 Deoble will be thrown out of employment. The CHSPW3 WW0 Gﬂlrﬂgcd all the iorcuoon getting outapricclist as til " 1 ' ' ' be uunccessmw. en u tlinatutn, but it will now ters that they A Pair of Knavcs. Sbecial Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. , TUSCOLA, ILL., January 12.--Many farmers in this county have been victimized by John E.‘ 1-0112. stock dealer, and '1‘. D. McKee, banker, of Homer. on the Wabash Road. The case creates much interest here. Long bought stock, paying thousands of dollars in_ checks on the Homer bank, the bank answering all telegrams that L008 8 0138038 Were good. As soon as the stock was secured McKee closed his bank. Long was arrested and held to bail here. A few days since he bought it drove of hogs at Camargo,and offei-ed 9- 0116015. which was refused. He left, but re- turned in the absence of the owner and drove oil‘ the hogs, leaving worthless checks. He was ar- rested and examined there yesiei-day. and again 1161610 nail to appear at Court. McKee. before susgending, also issued an utterly worthless draft on New York for $3,500, in payment for cattle bought by Lena’. Action is begun against McKee 111 Champalsn County for the transaction. All Ugly Rumor. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. PEORIA, ILL., January 12 .—-'1‘here is an ugly rumor about town that Isaac E. Lanibert,a young attorney, and somewhat notorious in connection with the Lambert and McFarland conspiracy case of last summer, has been mixed up in an- tlittner real estate deal about as bad as the other. b seems that Lambert was attorney last Novem - _ or for a man named Pat Horan, and. while act- ing‘ as such, be induced Hoi-an to deed his prop- erty to a man named Bradley, giving Horan to undeistand that he was simply giving a mortgage $511 the property to secure his (Lambert’s) fees. radley a_fter_wards sold _the_ property for $600, Horan being in jail all this time. These are the charges, and in defense Lambert and Bradley‘ Blmplv state that the transaction was entirely square. Horan denies that it is, however, and proposes to make it lively for somebody. A Suit for Divorce. Special Dispatch to the G1obe—Democrat. MONTICELLO, ILL., January 12.-—The social ﬁrmament was darkened here last evening by a scandal of no mean proportions. Mrs. Reeves, wife of W. H. Reeves, a well-known druggist and business man, sued her husband for divoi'ce,,on the grounds of adultery, drunkenness, abuse of his family, etc. It creates no little stir in social circles. The Joliet Prison Report. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deinoci-at. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. , January '12.—-The J oliet Penitentiary report to the Governor for December shows 1,861 convicts now conﬁned there. John 13- Flynn, of Danville, on trial for the past three days in the_Unitcd States Court. on a charge of counterfeiting, was acquitted by the jury this evening. . . BORDER BRUTALITIES. Mexican Murderers Arraigned by the Governor of Texas. Their Hideous Atrocities Exposed to Public View. Thestrong‘ Points Made in a. Letter to ’ the President. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. HOUSTON, 'I‘EX., January 12.——-Gov. Hubbard has written a three-c.o1_uInn letter to President Hayes on border affairs. ille goes-in'Tto details of} the causes of the Mexican raids, and gives ahis-3; tory of the same for the last twenty ycars.includ- ing Cortina’scapture of Brownsville in ?59. The"; Governor’s speciﬁc charges are: 1. It has} been a depredatory war- 2. That Custom ., House oﬁiciials have been murdered, Custom; Houses taken and robbed, Post Offices robbed and burned, hundreds of citizens killed and; some tortured. .Wm.McMahon, for instance, \ had his legs cut oil‘, and was forced ,‘ - to walk on the stumps . ‘Murdoch: ‘was chained, a barrow placed on him,; and he was burned while in his own house, with- , in ﬁve miles of Corpus Christi. Women-have been made prisoners and subjected to treatment . too horrible to :mention. 3. Millions of dol-5 lars’ worth of property have been taken from? Texas owners, carried into Mexico, and sold inf 4. Mexico has furnished an'_ asylum for the robbers and a place of deposit for their stolen goods. 5. The Mexican Government. has been notiﬁed manytinies by ours of the existence of these evils. She has not; restrained , her citizens, and she refuses‘ to permit the United States to 1 break up the hostile bands which commit the‘: .atro.cities, and has declared an attempt to do so a9 cause for war. 6. She has refused to execute the .- extradition treaty by not surrendering raiders, 1: who were themselves enemies of mankind, by?" breaking the Jail of Starr County, releasing pris- ; oners therefrom, and wantonly woundine: our- peace ofﬁcers, and by turning loose fugitives .un- der indictmentfor murder in «Texas, and regular- ’ ly demanded by our Commissioner of Extradi- , tion. 7. She has aﬁ'orde.d an asylum to Indians, i and permitted them to use her territory to set on f invade the territory of the U uited States, and to wage savage warfare ’ upon the people of Texas, including within its scope every age and sex. Children have been captured in .Texas_, carried into Mexico and held '- as slaves. Gov. Hubbard asserts Texas does not j want war, but simply protection from Mexican ’ violence. He charges that the San Elizario mob, ‘ who shot Howard, McBride and Atkinson to death, was composed largely of Mexican citi-. zens. The Governor recites the horrible massa- cre, and says Mexico should ‘make amends for the crimes committed by her citizens. HIGHLY ROMANTIC. The Cattle King of Texas Recovers His Long Lost Brother. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SEDALIA, MO. , January 12.—A young man named White, from Fort Concho, Texas, known -as the Cattle King of that country. recoveredhis nine-year-old brother. who was taken away by his stepfather three years ago, at Knob Noster, Mo., to-day. White supposed his brother was abducted, and .ti'a.vele.d thousands of miles and expended thousands-of dollars in a search for the lost boy. He heard a few days ago of the where- abouts of his stepfather, and started at once, ar- riving here Friday night. The stepfather gave a - satisfactory reason for taking the boy, and re- stored to -the older brother the money he re- ceived for him as his curator. J acksoii County Live Stock Breeders. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. I INDEPENDENCE, 0:10., January 12.—-The stock- holders of the Jackson County Live Stock: Breed- ers’ Association held their annual election of offi- cers and directors to-day. W1-U1 the f0110Win8 1'6- su1i~,; C. Pugsley, President; John P. Jones, , - . - - A, J, Powell. Secretary; M. W. XlYlc(?eIl?8ic)I11d'I.‘Il1‘i;3.i.l,Slll‘81‘. The following were elect- ed Direct-Ore: H. C. Chilcs. J- 11- Hocvkaday. 0- C Chiles Alina Owens, Samuel Jewett, I-I..M. Valle" J 5,1’ Alexander and Jacob Powell. . . ” 3 O . Through the 100- 1 Di etch to the Globe-Deinocrat. spOiRaoLE3ILLE, 0.. J3-n11aI‘Y 12-"‘TW° ‘lads- named Lew and Charlie Schneidoiubroke through the ice in the canal this eve‘nmg‘- and Charlie» “*9 elder about thirteen 70313 01-5» was -dr°"“i-“°d' A . - I . it _ ’ [mpecuy;iosi~ty and Morphine. -special Dispatch to the Globe-Demoocrat. P F X DES MOINES, 1A., January 1...——W. , . o . the well-known 8e°1°gi5t' was found today lying ~ ‘. Gurmer square; imp“-““' dead ““d°”.‘ use in 1 He was a man iosuy and opium were the cause . ‘ ments. A note of culture and 5°“"““ﬁ° ”"‘l‘“ — ct-was found in his room at a hotel showed ‘he 3 premeditated. , C , C ., man. a and rt :r::::::..t.°.:'.....,:;.. hoane haiseb0é§%;;‘é’i;%°a desolate by the-lees ofsome an ren ‘ . I . id ‘erous sea- dearfand iiielixltiggn °iiiiii' bfrhei::.tsi8-.~:hoIiId ﬁkeob gr; re . , 1 IIJIIII’: Cough 5111'“? ,h*nd3' .‘mm'e"'a§ "i‘°“. . .- botile. I ‘I ‘ ,.»-- Si. Ennis gjtzxilp @[HiJ£-@£llI1Ii£l“iI1, ﬂiiiatfcap Hlsriihig,’ glauniirp 1551.878. CABLE SPARKS. The i’orte Asks Russia for Peace Con- ditions. Frightened Fugitives Flocking to Constantinople. The Torch Applied to Ichtiman and Other Towns. Severe Shocks of Earthquake in South America. The Dead King-—A Large Fire in London -Foreign Flashes. Turkey. RUSSIA ASKED FOR PEACE CONDITIONS. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 12.—Encoui-aged by the German Embassador, who intimated that Russia's conditions of peace would probably be moderate, and in order to give Europe proof of its sincere desire for peace, the Porto has asked the Russian Government to state what conditions it would demand. THE TURKISH TORCH. LONDON. January 12.-‘Constantinople dis- patches say fugitives are ﬂocking there from Philipopolis and Adi-ianoplo. Three crowded trains arrived Wednesday, and three Thursday. The Turks burned the town of Ichtiman, and in- tend to burn Tatar-Bozardjik and other towns in Topipulsa and Gyopsa Valleys. A CONTRADICTION. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 12.—-Prince Henry. of Reass, German Embassador here, absolutely denies that he said the Russian conditions of Deace would be moderate, as mentioned in a dis- patch this morning. All he said was that the conditions would be easier if Turkey treated di- rcctlv with Russia. THE BRITISH CABINET. LONDON, January 12.—The Daily News says the Cabinet Council summoned for to-day was orig- inally ﬁxed for Monday. The date was advanced for reasons which may be of great gravity. COMMUNICATION CUT. VIENNA, January 12,--Cossacks have cut the Tirnova and Yambali Railways south of the Bal- kans. ARMS FOR TURKEY. _ , V NEW HAVEN, CONN., January 12.--A steamer arrived to-day for a cargo of arms and ammuni- tion for the Turkish Government. Another steamer, laden with war material valued at $1,500,000, has been in the Sound for the past‘ fourteen days, waiting an order to sail for Con stantinople, drawing in the meantime $250 per day demurrage. THE TURKISH CABINET. » CONSTANTINOPLE, January_12.--A long Cabinet council "took place to-day. The Porte has as yet received no dispatch, either from London or the Russian lieadquarters, respecting an arm- istice. ’ IRRITA.TE_D AT ENGLAND. The population are irritated against Ehgland, who, it is" declared, is morally responsible for Turkey’s misfortunes. DISTRESS. There is great distress among the refugees from Adrianople. C ‘ ' woRRiNGMEN’s woits. LONDON. January 12.-i-The Blackburn mill 7 owners have abandoned ..their _ attempt to-reduce the wages of ope_ra.tiv'es. , ' ' MONETARY LONDON, January 12.—The Times says some gold from private stores is in the course of trans- mission to the United States, and some is likely tobe wante'd;for Germany next week, but there isno probability of these‘ operations extending beyond the limits of what the ‘open market can supply. Q‘ I A HEAVY EAILURE. _ LEITH, January 12.-—D. R. MacGrcgor & Co., merchants and steamship owners at this place, havefailed. Liabilities range from £1,000,000 to £1,500,000. Assets not over £500,000. Gregor, who is a member of Parliament for-rthe Leith District, has 1'85_ig11ed his seat. A DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION. LONDON. January 12,: 3:30 p. m.-One of the largest ﬁres that has occurred here in many years is now burning in Friday and Watllng streets. The ﬁre originated in the warehouse of Cracker Sons 85 Co... calico printers, 82 to .87 Watling street. The whole block was at one time threat- ened, but the ﬁre is now believed to be under control. The loss by the ﬁre was over-$1,000,000. DEATH OF WM. COBBETT. LONDON, January 12.—Wm. Cobbett, well known for the strenuous ell‘m-ts he made in behalf .of the.Tichborne claimant, fell dead in Westmin- ster Hall this morning. He was the son of Wm. Cobbett, the celebrated English Radical politician and writer, who died in 1835. ‘ ‘ JOHN BRIGHT. LONDON, January 12.--John Briglit, in address- ing his constituents at Birmingliam, to-day, de- clared lie was strongly in favor of non -_interven- tion. » Italy. ISABELLA AND THE APPROACIIING WEDDING . telegraphs that ex-Queen Isabella, who, it was expulsion from France of Don Carlos, insistsf upon.attendi_iig the marriage of King Alfonso,’ her. son, and the Spanish A Embassador at Paris is 5 coinpelled to resortto numberless petty precau- tions and stratagems. to prevent her carrying; out her intentions. ' fonso and Princess Mercedes is now ﬁxed for the 1 -2d of February. South America. C VISITED BY -AN EARTHQUAKE. I PANAMA, January 2.-Chacliapogas, the Capital of the Amazon..was visited by an earthquake, , which demolished several houses and damaged" many more. Fortunately there was no loss of life. Walls swaying to and fro, the groaning of roofs, the noise of falling tiles, the walls crack- ing and L11l'0W1llg.01Ji’.ClOll(IS of dust, combined Wltll shrieks, groans and desperation of agonized inhabitants, made a-frightful scene. Callao also experienced a severe shock of earthquake, but no damage was done. San Domingo. THE REVOLUTION CONTINUES. ~ SAN DOMINGO CITY, December 30,-The revo- lution in the northern provinces continues. In- surgents surround Porto Plata, Santiago and La- vega. The whole mercantile community is in dan_<.rer of being ruined. It appears ex-President Gonzales is leading the revolution. Malta. NAVAL AFFAIRS. MALTA, January 12.-Vice-Admiral Hornby and staff will leave on her Majesty’s steamer Sultan, for the Levant, whither the Alexandria and all ships in port will follow when revictualed and reﬁtted. LUNACY’ S VICTIM. A Missouri Mall Carrier Frightened by a Mythical Mob. Special Dispatch to the Globe-IDemocrat. - SPRINGFIELD, MO. , January 12.-A-strange hal- -lucination last evening overtook the mail carrier between this place and Cave Spring, in this indications of absent-mindedness, and during the night began to cry and beg to bebaptized. This morning he was even worse, and declared he knew a mob was going to hang h.im, for an old woman who foretold his fortune had said so. He was placed in charge of a trusty man and sent to his home in,Dadevil1_e this morning, and when placed in the stage closelyexainiued the mail ’ ouches, declaring all the time he would never See hiswife, for the mob would certainly kill him today. It is thought the reported loss of mail matter on his route has driven the young man o,.azy__,,1;nough the postal authorities are conﬁ- dent of his‘ innocence. ‘ At Joplin, MO. -- ggpecial .D_ls,batch; the . Globe-D einocrat. - A ‘CA-RTh\Adn,{MO..;January 12.--I. M. Gordo_n’s about 4 o'clock. -.'.l.‘he stock was livm;y.vs;ab1%-.i,n_;op1in,,was burned to the ground i jetsam Mac-. . Stock Exchange, LONDON, January 12.--A Paris correspondent’ stated, would not be permitted to return to Spain ., -on account of her action -in connection with the: The marriage of King 141-: . county. Upon his arrival here he showed some saved, but the ‘food and iotlier contents WOW burned." A rain falling at the time prevented W0 conilagration from spreading. PLAIN, HONEST AND LOYAL, —-A-- The Character Furnished Rev. Dr. Sey- mour by Bishop Potter of New York. NEW YORK, January 12.--Bishop Potter, of this diocese, has published .a letter X'08Il8Ci.l!13 Rev. Dr. Seymour, Dean of the General Theo- loixlcalscminary and now Bishop-elect of the Diocese of Springﬁeld, 111., because he can not retrain in fairnesstohim and in justice to the Church, after the attacks made upon him, from hearing testimony in his behalf. The Bishop says: "I have known him‘ (Rev. Dr. Seymour) intimately for more than twenty years.’ I have often heard him preach. I have been present at his examinations of young men for the mlnlstizv. I have heard him converse in ‘private on theological subjects, and I never l_ieai'd- him make a statement at variance with the generally received doctrines of the Church of which he is a distinguished mem- ber. I have seen him in divine worship times without number, taking. at dillerentt1m_es,_diﬁ‘er- ent parts of the service. I never saw in him the least an )1'0$lOh to a taste for what is commonly termed titualism. He is reverentin lils demean- or ln church, but he is no follower of any of the ecceutricities which have of lategvears crept into some of our Churches. In a wor , he is a lain, honest, loyal member of the Church, and abore in her service and in the service ofhis Divine Master with a devotion and efficiency which make him a worthy example for us all.’ ’ A TERRIBLE DEATH. An Estlmable Citizen of Jasper Coun- ty Buried Alive While Felling a Tree. . Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CARTIIAGE, MO. . January 12 .——-A terrible accl- dent occurred six miles south of this city yester- day, which resulted in the death of an estimable citizen of this county. by the name of Armstrong. Armstrong and his brother-in-law, named Mer- riman, went out to the woods to get some wood, and commenced by cutting alarge tree, which had been blown out by the roots, leaving a large hole where it had stood, ﬁlled with water. Mer- riman was cutting near the roots, and Armstrong went to the hole and stooped down on his hands and knees to take a drink from the pool underneath. At that moment Merriman ﬁn- ished cutting the tree in two, when _the_ butt and of it and the large mass of dirt sticking to the roots ﬂew back into the hole, literally crushing the upper half of poor Armstrong’s body to a jelly. Death was instantaneous.‘ It required the assistance of several neighbors to take the man- gled remains from i_inder the stump. Deceased had been a resident of this county but a short time. He leaves a wife and family in Joplin. TROUBLED MERCHANTS. The Charges Against Kramer Brothers, of Chicago, Dis- missed. Failures Following Each other Fast in New York and Throughout the Country. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deinocrat. CHICAGO, ILL._, January 12.—Commissioner . Hayne this morning decided the case of Kramer Brothers, the bankrupt wholesale notion and Woolen dealers, which he has had under consider- . aticn since Tuesday last. This matter has been before the Commissioner for the past three or four weeks. The defendants are charged with violating the bankrupt law, concealing their as- sets and attempting to defraud their creditors. ’ Over 300 freight books from the diiferent railroad oﬁieeti Viiere introduced in:evidence__to prove that the ﬁrm had shipped goods after the proceedings in bankruptcy had been commenced. The trial was watched with considerable interest by a large number ofuhicago merchants with whom Kramer Bros.1iad had dealings, and when it was con- cluded the C-ommissioner took it under advise- ment on .»:account-of '-the number of delicate legal questions in-vol.vcd-. Th-‘is noon he de_c_'i.ded.the . case, and said thatifor want of siiﬁ‘icient«ev'id..ence hewoiiid discharge the prisoners,‘who:li:ad been held. all along on very heavy bail. "'1-‘he New -York Crashes.‘ . NEW YORK, J anuary-.12.—Messrs. -Henry, ‘Cur- ran & 00. state that they made anassignment to ‘Benj.H.‘Deiny, their cashier, to protect them- selves from some overreaching small creditors, who, owing to Ourran’s residence in New Jersey, 2 could dose them up by an attachment, keep them from tie books, and thus force them into bank-_ ruptcy. By the course they have taken they pro- tect every creditor. The assignee is busily at work examining thebooks to pi-eparegastatenient for the Cl'.edIl.OI‘S. of whom a meeting will be called is "soon as possible. : Hegenan & .Co.’s representatives, say that, _owin.g'o the nature of the stock, no -statement can bemade for s,or_n_e .little time. To-take an in- ventorj will require animmense amount of labor. There w.ere several stores bOlll1i'.lfl1l1y, supplied with. stccli, some of ‘it very valuable. The Boird of Directors of the Franklin Insur- ance Co any have made good the impaired cap- ital, and ntend conﬁning risks to New.York and .Vl,C1nll’.Y./ » Eifoi-ts are being made by the friends of Dun- -ning to emove the assignee and reinstate ‘Dun- ning in ntrol ofhis aﬁairs. It is thought that before e ening arrangements satisfactory to all partiesi interest will be made. An_othe‘r lot of Bonner securities was sold at auction to-day. A large number of bidders were ,.pres:n_t, and sales were very brisk. The stocks comirised city railroad stocks, insurance and bankctocks, and stocks usually quoted on the the sale averaging market rates. . ‘Mr.B_e1l, assignee of E. J. Dunning, says an imporant conference of banks and other credi- tors uould be held lllonday. and he hoped an agreenent would be reached which would pre- vent oiier failures, and enable Dunning to re- sume. - Jllinois Bankrupts. SpecialDispatcli to the Globe-Democrat. SPRNGFIELD, ILL., January 12.--I-Iis creditors to-daytiled a petition incbankruptcy against John H. Spears, the Short-horn cattle breeder, of Tai- - lula, ‘Menard County. W. Sqi_iires,notion dealer, of this city, has filed a voluntary petition in bankritc.y; liabilities about $6,000; assets, $1,126 16 in B.un,p’s Bank and $3,000 stock. ‘Forbearance Requested. TREITON, N. J ., January 12.—-The State SavingEBan_k, known as Freeze’s Bank, stopped paymen: to-day. The bank asks the forbearance. of depositors for a few days until they can die- pose of some of their securities. Postponed. PITTSIURG, PA., January 12.——The meeting of the Natiinal Convention of the United States ‘Ex- port Trde, which was to have been held at W3-8111113011. D. C., January 22, has been post- , Doned unil February 19. Many of the commer- cial boars of this country do not hold their reg- ular meeings until too late in the month to ap- point delegates. In order to give all interested ample-tiin, the committee of arrangements have decided itiest toextend the time of meeting. A Ireiglit Conductor Killed. Special Disatcli to the Globe-Democrat. KANSAS ‘ITY, 1510., January 12.-R. M. Kim- ball, for thpast four years employed by the St. Louis, Kanas City and Northern Road as freight conductor.was knocked down and killed this morning, mile coupling cars, at Harlem, just opposite tlvsci.ty. ‘He went between two cars, and the dmvheads passing. he was caught, and dro-ppine: tithe ground, six cars passed over his body. Hrlived only an hour after the accident. Grand Trunk Affairs. OTTAWA January 12.—-Tiie Grand Trunk Rail- way Comnny gave notice of application at the next sessin of Parliament for an act to establish among it..ol1icers and for their benefit. a provi- drcniéor acideéit assu;;ance fulnd; also to enable t e ompny 0 pure also or case or arran.<re for wgrkinginfycothes railway in Canada, oracles- w ere 0:20 ana a. file Clerk and DOOI-keeper. NEW YORK, January 12.-—-A Washington dis- patch avs the dissatisfaction among the Demo- cratic ioinbers of the House of Representatives with tie concluctof the Clerk and Doorkeeper is so grea tli:-it a caucus has been called for Monday afternon to consider and determine on some courseif action. Crushed to Death. Spcclalmspatcli to the Globe-Democrat. LOG-SSPORT. IND-, January 12.-John Guil- ford. 1111.16 hauling aload of wood to town this afternon, fell off the wagon and the wheels passetbver his head. killing him instantly. Killed While Coupling Cars. Sbecialoispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LOGNSPORT, IND., January 12.--Luther Olm- ste.ad.~ freight brakemanlon the Wabash Rail- way. he cxfushed to -death here to-clay, while counlircars. ’ - A I o 1 THE RIVERS. . i UNITED STATES SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT. Dallv report of the stage of water. with chances in the twenty-four hours endlnk 3 1). m.. Januarv 13, 1878: _ " E; I 9 13 I 9 i Q Q N ‘ 9 O cg :9 ‘4 H 5 9+4 '1” STATIONS. go ....§ sTA'rIoNs. 3 f3, ..., . * 0 § ft.in. S “-111- Calro_:I1l..... 16 2-1 3 .\_lomphls. .....Il5 8,-l 2 Cluclniiatl.. . 17 OH?! 7 Naslivllle J 8110 8 Davenport...‘ 2 3;-0 3.0:\_1ew Orleans.‘ 6 7 -- 0 llubuque, 1a.] 6 4-0 li1’ittsbuI°::‘. _ 8 i’ 2 l{co1Iuk.la... 1 6| 0 0|i:iil.'.‘u’v'€p_0l't.... 2:: 7,11’ 3 Leavciiwortli 4 0! 1 1-11. LOlllS...... 7-0 0 Lou1svll1e.... 5 bi-0 1 Vic1~IIl)lil',i:,‘..... 61-0 9 "oneiow lilgli water, 1874. _ WM. FINN. Sergeant. Signal Service, U. S. A. Helarhtof water aboveiow water mark. 8 7-10 feet. Fall inpast241iOui‘s...................... ft. 4 in. Space under center arch of bi'ioge.........8 feet. Space under side arches or bridize........’I.-3 feeli- AI:R1v_ALs. Mollie Moore, N.O. E. G. Smith, retirement. DEPARTUREB. None. BOATS ADVERTISER TO LEAVE. 0 I o n o u o c 0 0 0 I 0 0 4 p‘ m. City of Alton, New Orleans.... ..Tuesday, 5 p. In. Emma C. Elliott, Grand ’l‘Ower..Tuesday, 5 p. In. Cityof Chester, Memphis.......Tlus day. 5 D. 111- Arkansas, I{eokuk................’I‘uesdav. 4 11- In- Grand Tower, Vicksburg........Cl‘iicsdaY. 5 13- m- Fannie Tatum, Pittsburg .. . . ....This day, 4 D. m- BANK NOTES. The river has fallen four inches during the past twenty-four hours. A steady rain, mixed with snow, has been in progress since Saturday night, with no appearance of abatement. The wind has shifted around in the northwest, showing signs of a cold snap. The Mollie Moore arrived from New Orleans yesterday morning with a very good list. Da1't1_cii- lure of which were given when the boat left her starting-point. The harbor boat has at last been brought up from below, and will begin to wash the mud oil’ the Levee bank to-day. 7 The Arkansas is announced to leave for Iieokuk to-morrow evening, but as she has gone on the ways at Quincy, it is probable that Keokuk will not have a boat for a few days. _ The Fannie Tatum, for Pittsburg, is advertised to leave to-day at 4 p.m. Capt. Conway com- mands and “Bose” Lehmer drives the quill. The Anchor Line will send out the City of Chester for Memphis this afternoon at 5 o'clock. The Emma E. Elliott will be up from Grand Tower to-day and be ready to leave again to- morrow evening at 4 o’clock. The Grand Tower is on deck for Vicksburg to - mori-ow evening at 5 o'clock. SPLASHES. MEMPHIS Avalct'nche.' The Houston, on her last down trip, was offered cotton at several dozen points below here at $1 per bale, and seed till you can't rest at 20c per sack. She could have added 15,000 sacks seed at Delta, 5,000 at Hard Times, 2,000 at Grand Gulf, and a lot of cotton at Vidalia, opposite Natchez. It don’t offer that way now, however. PITTSDURC Commercial Gazette: ’ The river at this point rose rapidly all day yesterday with 9 feet by the marks last evening, a rise of 7feet during the twenty-four hours ending at that time. The Allegheny ice commenced coming out in the afternoon, and it was thought it would run out last night. Many boats of the coal ﬂeet were busily engaged in getting their tows ready, and will take their departure just as soon as the ice rims out. As will be seen by’ card, the Katie Stockdalc for Cincinnati, and Alice for New Orleans, take their departure to-day. NEW ORLEANS Democrat.- Capt. Frank Cakes brought the Rapid Transit to the wharf yester day morning, and she was visited during the day by quite a number curious to see the boat about which there has been so much talk, and she came fully up to their expectations as a passenger boat. We have already published her dimensions. She has two spacious cabins, one forward, the other aft. the officers’ quarters and the engine-room being located between them. The cabin aft is for ladies, and is handsomely furnishedand provided with every convenience. The upper deck is flush with .the guards. the guards being unusually wide, and extending the full length of the boat. The eating department is conducted on the res- taurant style. She-is long (157 feet), has a sharp andgi°aceiu1 model, backed with plentyof pow- er, and is vei-yistauncli. Capt. Oakes will make a short trip, either up or down, with her to-day, and on return will decide where to place her. Special River Telegrams. CAIRO. IL.L.,‘ January 13.-.Arrived-—-Idlewild, Evansville, 9p.:m.; Belle‘ Memphis, St. ‘ Louis, 10; Grand .'I‘,ower,,M.emphis,:3 a. m.; Vint Shin- kle, Cincinnati,-5;-Golden City, Cincinnati, 10; Arkansas Belle, Evansville, 6 p. in. Departed-- Idlewild, Evansville, 11 p. m.; Belle Memphis. Memphis, midnight; Whale, St. Louis, 6 a. m.; Vint Shihkle. Mem his. .S;'Port Eads, New Or- leans, 10; Golden'_ i-ty,‘New Orleans, ,2 p. m.; J. W. Garrett, New Orleans, 5; Grand Tower, St. Louis, 7. River 16 fe.et2 inches, falling. Rain- ing. Mercury 43 G . , NEW ORLEANS, January 13.—Ai:rived——C. H. Durfee, R.ed_.River.» No departures. Clear and cool. PORT EADS, January 13.-—Ai-rived-—Steamship St. Louis and ship Lizzie Burrill, from Liverpool; steamship Morgan, City of New York; bark Pas- qiielino, Castell.onio_re. Sailcd-—-Steanisliip Sou- thyns, Liverpool; ships: Sarley. Havre; Marga- rita, Bremen: bark rlymsol, Cork. _ MEMPHIS. January 13.——River falling steadily. Ari-ived—'l‘hompson Dean, New Orleans; Hattie Knowland, Little Rock. Departed-Common- wealth, New Orleans; Colorado, St.‘Louis. I’I'I‘TsBURG, PA., January 13.—-River nine feet six inches and falling slowly. It has been raining steadily all day. Weather cool. -.I3rownsvi1le reports ten feet of water and raining. Oil City, four feet six inches and raining. LOUISVILLE, January 13.—-Weather rainy. De- parted—-J. D. Parker, Memphis; Mary Houston, New Oileans. Riv_er stationary; 5 feet 6 inches in the canal. CINCINNATI. 0.. January§;’13.——River 18 feet 10 inches , and rising fast. Rainy. ’ 1 The N ew Orleans, Collectorship. NEW ORLEANS, January 12.——A petition signed by a large number of members of the General Assembly of both political parties, State oﬁicers, bankers, merchants, importers and business men was forwarded to President Hayes to-night, asking the appointment of Hon. 1’. J. Kennedy as Col- lector of Customs at New Orleans. Mr. Kennedy -is also indorsed for the position by alarge num- ber of merchants and business men of St. Louis, their petition having already gone forward. Mr. Kennedy is a conservative Republican, and re- puted to be Wealthy. ‘ Carthage Converts. Special Dispatch to the Globe—1)emocrat. C CARTHAGE, MO. , January 12.—-The largest meeting yet held by the Murphyites in this city was that of last night. The Methodist Church, the largest in the city, was ﬁlled to its utmost ca- pacity, many not being able to gain even stand- ing room in the vestibule. The roll reached one thousand, and the excitement is at fever heat. It is raining this evening, and the weather is very unpleasant, which will test the love of the cold water disciples for their cause. The Work at Louisiana. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LOUISIANA, MO., January 12.—--The temperance work goes bravely on. An enthusiastic meeting is in progress to-night. Dr. Conway, the great temperance organizer and indefatigable worker, left for Mexico, Mo., to-day, where the move- m ntis to be inaugurated. Eﬁorts are being made to get him to go to St. Louis and lead the -Murphy movement there. Despair and Arsenic. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DUQUOIN, ILL. , January 12. —-Mrs. J ane Har- riss living,about four miles northeast of this city, siiicided on Monday night last, by taking arsenic. Deceased was abou twenty years of age and married._ The cause of the unfortunate woman’s rash act is not deﬁnitely known. THE health of the City of New York during the year of 1877, as shown by the official record of deaths and the cases of sickness reported, was better than it has been for any year during the past-ﬁfty years. RUSTEE’S SALE——W1iereas, by deed of trust dated December 20, 1876, on record in book 566, page 6; St. Louis 1{.ecorder’s Ofﬁce. William A. Step- der and Wilhelmina his wife, of the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri. conveyed to the undersigned the followiiigdescribed real estate property,witli improve- ments thereon, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in said city of St. Louis, State of Mis- souri. being lot number four (4), in block number six- teen hundred and seveiitymine (1,679). in Picot and others’ subdivision, containing twenty-ﬁve (25)feet in front on the soutliliiie of O‘Fa1lon street by a depth of ninety (90) feet to an alley. bounded north by said O’Fallon street, east by lot number ﬁve (5). sold to Vifilliain I-Ieliinaiin, south by said alley. and west by lot number three ’ (3), sold to Ferdinand Meyer-——which conveyance was made to secure the payment of certain notes therein described; and whereas, one of said notes is past due and has remained unpaid; now, therefore. at the re- quest of the legal holder of the same. and in accord- ltllﬁe with the coiiditioiis in said deed contained, I wi , on IVEDNESDAY. JANUAR ’ 30, 1878, and betweeii the hours of ten O’clock a. m. and four o’clOck p. m. of that day, at the east front door of the Court House, in the City of St. Louis. proceed to sell the above-described property at public vendiie, for cash, to the highest bidder. to satisfy said notes and expense of carrying out of this trust. FRANK WIESE. JR.. Trustee. . N BANKRU_P’I‘CY——Ea.stern District of Missouri, at St. Louis the 14th day of J anuary. A. D., 1878. -The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint- nie nt as assignee of G.eorge W. l?,urd.y, otthe City of ‘St. Louis, and State of Missouri. .within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt“ upon his own pe- tition by the District Court ‘of said District. H. L. EDMUNDS. Assiirneaxtt George W_._Pudy. can-—.—.——..... .... ..., ...... — R|‘{F'* rsAr_sr.9IsIAi..I.9.~- i o...-....-—.——.._ U'PWI':.IilI{illIImISSISSII’”’Pl. Mm/VV Company. WNIZS/"\/'\IX?\ Kcokuk Northern Line Packet 4 For liannlbal, Quincy. Warsaw and lxcoluk A1€KANSAS..............‘............II£\.ll. Master. I , Leaves} TUI.-.Sl)AX . lMli.Eat 4 11- 111- , Ollice on the wliariboat. foot of Olive st. W. l4‘.DAVlUS()N. Presideiit. Keokuk Northern Line Packet Company: For Clarksvlllc. Louisiana and Way Landings. VICTORY. . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . .(I1EO. DUNCAN. Master. . Leaves TUESDAY. lbtli. at 4 p. in. Office on wliarfboat. foot of Olive street. W’. F. I)AVIl)SON, President. , _ _ _W,___-......_.._....._. ...._...,., ... ......_........ .._._.......... ...._.._............. Lo’wER MISSISSIPPI. 1\/\/\/%‘\.’ ‘s st. Louis and New Orleans racket Conipany. For New Orleans and VVM Laiidlni-’.S- o o o o u o - o o o o -0: o o o 000 o I 0 Leaves Tuesday. lath. M5 11- m- . . . For ti-oi»-in or passage apply n board ..::-..*. wharfboai. foot of Market street. —:“:'.. . N. B.—— liroulrli bills laiiiiilz Riven to ::5hrevepOrt..La. ,v‘la N. O._ R. R._ '1‘.(.l0- (AQKCIVS Line). and to all points OIlL?l1tl)L‘ll1i.'a River via 1*: . O. and 0. ' 0 V‘ 0 ‘I. K’ ‘ R’ P (J0 (B am 8 381-IN W. CARROLL. Agent. lnem his and St. Louis Packet Company. P U. S. MAIL LINE. For Cairo, Columbus. Hickman. Memphis. Greenville and Vicksburr:-—Ai:chor me M St A ' " ’Elt ........ . . . . . . . ..],.el’ll10X. a er._ GRAD 10 Will leave on TUESDAY. 15111. at a ‘B. p_ In We Be .I.iUi'§§I.‘;.lA.Ln Ageiit. D ./\2 MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS I’ACI{15)’l?_ CO.-——U. S. Mail Line-—I<‘or Cairo. Columbus, Hickman and ' lemphis (Anchor Llileh _ ‘ C T1 OF CH‘ll]S'1‘l:‘.R.......... .......--Zelszler.master. 1 . Wm Leave MONDAY, i;l_41.ll. 9.15 D. m. " W. 13. 1tU‘s'SELL. Agent. ...- , O - .....*. 5' '0‘ -‘JV _ . ~$3$-J‘ his and St. Louis Packet 00- Me For St. Mary’s. Ste. Genevieve. Chester. Whit- . G - -d '1" . E. C. .":l.l..LI(i,iiI(I'I.NER. Master Leaves Tuesday, ’I‘liiirsday aiidﬁgatui-day »_ _. ‘atrlp. In. W. 1:. RUSSELL. " ygj" ‘ Agent. 01-I10. For Louisville, Cinciniiati, ‘Wheeling and Pittsburg. steamer FANNIE TATUM. . . . . . . .ConWaY. master, Leaves MONDAY, 14th. at 4 13- m- 1; R. F. SASS, 220 N. Commercial. 1 L. F. 'D’Al'{CAMBAL, 221 Olive st. ,J. H. BOWEN, N. Com’l, Agents. UNION DEPOT, ST. LOUIS TIME. Railroad managers are requested to notify or any changes in the runiiing of trains, that the time card may be kept correct. CHICAGO. ALTON AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. Depart. Arrive. 3'As.”?.§""iFAi:”i:Ai:. 7 -——-.—.-.... ~—..—.... REAL asyivu AGENTS. ‘ cnas. T. FARIIXE FARRAR as 00-, REAL ESTATE BltOKERS,_ 825 Washingtciit Avenue.‘ Will. M. MCPHERSON, EAL ILSTATE AGENT. RENTS COL- ]’,1<:r_)'l‘El,), Loans negotiated. Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds for all the States, 520 Pine Street. F. W. MATIIIAS. Aunt DE JONG." MATIIIAS X’. DE JONG, HOUSE AND IIEAL ES'I‘ATE AGENCY. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS9 COLLECTORS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, 807 Locust Street, Insurance Building. V MARCUS FINCII, REAL ESTATE AGENT. East. St. Louis. 111. JOHN S. CAVENDER. EDWARD s. uoiwgg, CAVENDER & ROWSE, OUSE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Notaries Public and Conveyancern. _ Loans up- otlated on real estate. 8 eclal attention paid to col. ection of rents and care 0 property. NO 800 Olive at... St. Louis. Mo. stores for rent. lease, sale parts of the city. JOHN IVIAGUIREI I'D EAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT. CON- veyanceriand Notary Public. Houses, lots and V 93' etc 9 in different Money loaned on real estate. _, Oﬂlce, 519 Walniit st... bet. 5th and Oth. WM. o_oTH. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. JAB. CU'MIDfISKY.' ll‘. x. BAR 7 NEGOTI ATE Loans.‘ buy and sell realestate. collect rents,and give personal attention to themanagement of osta NO. 519 Olive street. ‘Os:-7sciAL ilioiricss. Trains. .. Chicago Morning Ex r_e.8s...._* 7:45 a. in. * 9:00 p.m. Quincy, Keokuk an Peoria.l* 7:45 a.m.l* 8:90 a. in. Springﬁeld _Accommodation.. 1* 4:00 p.m. |*l0:50 a. in. Jacksonvillect Louisiana Ex. 1* 5:00 p.m,i* 6:50 p. in. Quincy and K.eo_kuk Express. 1* 7:90 p.m.! -8:00 a. in. Chicago Llghtlllilg Express... 1+ 7:60 p.m. |i 8:00 a. in. CHICAGO THROUGH LINE. Chicago night Express ...... ..1i 6:45 13- 111-11‘ 8:10 8» m- CHICAGO. BURLINGTON. AND QUINCY R. R. St. Louis and Rock Island Division. Mail and St.Pau1 * 8:05 a. m. * 8:10 p. m. Express... ' :1 8:20 p. in. I 7315 3- 111- CAIRO SHORT LINE. an I. onoonooo Cairo Mail*.. ........... * 1:35 a. in. * 8:45 p. In. New Orleans aiidl'Menipli1s Ex 8:50 -p. in. T 6:40 a. In. Nashville and Chattanooga ex 8:50 p in. 6:40 a. in. Belleville accom’ ‘dat’n.... . . .. 8:20 a. in. 8:15 a. In. “ “ 10:50 a. m.. 1. :45a.m. °‘ “ 2:30p.m.i 1:45p.m. “ “ 5:05p.m. ~ 5:00p.m. Sunday Bclleville Accomin... ‘ 8:50 a. m.i 8:45 a. m. “ "~ “ 5:05p. m 5:00p.m ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Iiubuque Exnress...........-’ii* 8:3“ ““ 31- |* 9=00"‘D--m- Chicago Express...............16:459. m. H 8:30 a. in. ILLINOIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. . 1 7:15 a. In. 9:43 a. In. IODIOCIOOOIIIOIOIOIOI I E-.0 £3 #1»! st. Louis, by Ferry foot of i 3f3°"",_m' 3320 3' m‘ , 8:55a. In. 8.':0Ba. in EastSt. LoulS................ : 0 ml : 0 ml ' 8:45 a. m. 8:13 a. m. Dyke...:....................... 2:l5p.m.‘ 2:08 p.m. ‘ 5.15p.m. 4:43 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS -RAILROAD. ‘ I'C38...o.nco...-....n‘? .711.‘ . . Night 5 xpi*.ess..‘........ .... ’r,t':55:;).m. D m Night Ex. (except Monday). . 7 :35: a. m. Accommoldationwlen. only). 9:05 a. m. MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILW AY. St. Louis and Texas Express. 1: 8:55 a. m.1’r 6:13 p. m.‘ Missouri and Kansas Expressll 9:43 p. m. 3.1- 6:38 a. m. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. Tcxas__.Express._......_.......... 1' 8:55 a. m.I 6:13 p. m. Omaha and California ‘Ex.... 1 8:55 «a. In.‘ 6:13 p. in. Kansas and Colorado Ex. ii 9:43 p. in. 6:38 a. m. ACCOMMODATION TRA rNs . Kir'<wood...... ................l*8:1 m.I*Io:53 a. in. OIOOIIOIOOOOOOOICIIOI-I Kirkwook ......... * 6' Kir kwood (Sundays only) 1:08 Erankun.OOOOIOIOOIOOIOOOOOO DUI I. 9 -Washington-IOIOOCIOICCOQCIIDUI -I,—~— OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY. Vincennes Accommodation. 1* 6:15 a. m. 1* 6:20 p. in. Day Express ..... *7:20 a.m.i* 8:45 p.m. Salem Accominodation....... * 4:35 p. m. P‘ 9:35 a. in. n. . p.m.11‘ 6:25 a. In. D I11. D1. in. m. 1 Night Express................. it 6:50 p. m. It 8:25 a. m. ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN R’Y. Omaha and California Ex.[*9:05 a. m.1* 6:08 p. Kansas -and Colorado Ex. 1‘ 9:45 11. m.|+ 6:45 a. Missouri and Iowa Express. if 9:46 1),. In. I 6:45 a. Warrenton Accommodation, — from Biddle Street De ot.. * 4:25 p.m. '*10:20a. Sir’ Ch&l1ll'?1Rdl&cS3i?mntul§w’ otn’ * c 15 * 8 20 rom 1 ,..o ree epo ..1 :. p.m. : a.in. Ferguson accommodation. It 4:20 p. In. |- 8;20 a‘. in, do (Sunday Only)..... 9:00 a. in. 3:45 p. in. ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY. Southern Kansas & Texas Ex.rr 9:48 p. m.n‘ 6:25a.. -m. ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY. N asliviile , Chattanooga and ‘ Atlanta Mail * 8:05 a. m.i 6:50 a. m. llucnooooocooooa Mt. Vernon, Cairo and Newi _ 0!‘1ea1l.SEX_I‘€SS ..... 3:20p.m. il0:55 a. in. Nashville, 0 att nocga and! -Atlanta Maii................| 9:20p. m.l* 4:55p.m. ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN -Leave Depot, corner of Plum and Main street. Nashville, Cliatanooga & At-1 lanta Mail (1 il a 9:10 a. m.i.* 6:20a in. Southeastern ExpresS........ :730 D. m. '1 5:25 p. m. Mobile at N. 0. Ex ‘Tess. :7:-:0 p. m. it 6:20 a. m. Arkansas &- Texas‘ xpress... H10 :00 a. m. 1- 6:40 a. m. Desoto Accommoda-t_ion.daily|* 4 30 p. m. * 8:50 a! m. Carondelet Trains-——Leave.a.m. :i6:35,‘r7 :00.*7:50.*8:55, *9:10. t 10:00.*10:30. P. m.: *12:05. *1.50. *3:l0. *~i:‘e10,‘ *5:00, *5:40. *6:20. .7 :30. *1l:30. Sunday Trains:-—A. .: 6:30, 7:00. 9:00. 10:00. 11:05. P. M. : 1:40, 5:10. 7:30. , VANDALIA LINE. Day Express .... 8 00a. m.i* 5:00p. in. Highland AccommodatIOn...,* 8:30 a. m.‘ 8:00 a. in. Mail and AccOmInodatioii....,* 3:00 p. in. Highland Accommodation... 2* 5:30 p. m. lpalstIJinetOIoOOUOOOOOIOOIIO0OIOC t Paciﬁc Express................ at 8:30 a. m. Stl EXpreSS..........ooo I* DI mt WABASH LINE. ‘ Atlantic Express.............. * 7:10 a. m.[ Accomodatioii................ * 4-.50 p.m.‘ 1:30 p. m. Daily Lightning Expr ss. . . 1 6:40 p. 111. Through Express............. *10:20 a. m. D il a ylfast LIne............... 1‘ 8:40 a. in. Fast Mail. .... ............ .. i* 5:35 p. in. * Except Sunday. 11 Except Saturday. 1 Daily. 1 Except Monday. CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. Leave Ticket Office, 520 VVa1nut st. South-bound express 520 Walnut. OIIIOOOOICOOIOODIICOIIOOIIIOOIO O I I O OIOOOOD . South-bound Sparta accoinmodatioii leaves 520 Walnut street........ ...3:35 p. In. South-bound express leaves leaves East on ..... ............9:15a. in. Soutli-bound Sparta. accoinmodatioii leaves East St. Louis... .... ...... ................4:l5p. in. North-bound express arrives East St. oiiis... ........ .............. ........5:00p. In. North-bound express arrives 5:20 Walnut s re ........................................ ..5:20 p. in. North-bound Sparta accommodation arrives last St. Louis. .. .l0:00a. In. North-bound Sparta accommodation arrii. es 520 Walnut street ........ .. ...... ....... ..10:20a. m. WEST END NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. In effect October 25, 1877. TRAINS GOING EAST. n o o O o o o n n O a n u O o u n o o on Stations 1 3 i 5 7 1 Leave Noi-mandv........... 7:30 9:30 1:45 3:33 5:22 LeaveBi'idgton Road . . . . 7:38 9:38 1:53 3:41 5:30 Leave St. Chas. Rlk’ Road. 7:44 9:44 1:59 3:47 5:36 Leave 1_)e llodimoiit Road. 7:48 9:4. 2:03 3:51 5:40 Leave Union avenue....... 7:51 9:54 2:00 5:46 Arrive St. Louis.. .... 8:08 10:08 2:23: 4:11 6:00 TRAINS GOING WEST. Stations. 2 4 6 - 8 Leave St. Louis............. 8:30 10:30 2:40 4:30 615 Leave Union avenue . . . . . .. 8:4-1110:-14, 2:54 4:44 6:29 Leave De Hodimont Road. 8:5'2:l0:52 3:02 4:52 (.37 Leave St. Chas. Rlk Road. ’ 8:56.1.0:56 3:06 4:56 6:41 Leave Bridgton Road...... 9:0*).:l1:02 3:12 5:02 6:47 Arrive Normandy........... 9:l0.11:10 3:20 5:10. 6:55 Rd‘ Six regular trains each way every SUI1d=1Y- UNION RAIIIWAY AND TRAN--“'1'I‘ COMPANY. Stock Yard Acconimod ation.. * 6:30 a. m. * 7:40::.. in. Stock Yard Accommodiatlom. * 8:15 a. In. \*10:53 a. in. Stock Yard Accommor1ati_On.. * 2:00p. ni. * 4:40 p. in. Stock Yard Accomm3c.ation..i* 5:00 p. in. * 6 40 p. in. MUTUAL , FIRE INSURANCE. , ISSOURI STATE Mutual Fire and Marine In- , I surance Company, of St. Louis. DIRECTORS-W. A. Hargadine, E. Wyman. James Smith, S. M. Edgell, H. S. Turner. Adolphus Meier, B. W. Alexander. S. S. Greeleyj James E. Kaime. S. M. E GELL, President. F. B. HOMES, Secretary. ISKS taken only in the city and county of St. Louil Otlice: Chamber of Commerce, Rooms Nos. 126 and‘ . y Entrance from Chestnut street. I , St. Louis, January 10th. 1878. ° ‘ :- r€,~'= .-55'.) :1.-. 17 St. Charles Street A regular graduate of two Medical Colleges, has been longer on: gaged in the special treatment of all VeI1_erea.l_, Sexualand. Chronic Diseases that any other Physician in St. Louis, as cit pa.p¢_-,rs show and all old residents-know. ' _ u _ yph:l:s,Gonorrh a_,Gie,eéi_S'iricture, Ogchytis, l:_-.er- ‘ ma, or-E:upiu_:-e,aii rlllaﬁy _ senses and uyi§3:‘l2III.'lC or 4» me:~cur:_ affections of‘ t eﬁt roai, s i_n or bones,*11‘e treated with unparalleled success, on latest scientific principles- Safely, Privately‘; S ‘ D b_‘_% d ' 1 as ' 1 Vi 1'2’! O 8110 til?i:¢?3riiririi%I’O§glfg‘§€dseei)hu?ou'tig siexuiiilaexcessospin. 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FA lczverybcily shonio. *5-3:3-Si. ibis book. 118 p:'.ge:=., AM: I-A3. 1.15}.-1 >lii:::tIfa.tc~-fl. .-‘iisout..i§:irri::;;-3, it.-: t'I.llilCSllDfi.l'-31* "“‘»“--'3:’".""*-" ‘V ‘'=‘»‘-* rm ~‘~"'-3:‘.~?’:l3.l"i’l?.’:‘~lC'i er"-t‘ v-ml :r..l.l c1.i.<«3::.'=esof nmii . ' cw SELF - NO EXPENSE TO THE PATIENT. Q BOOK givine: full instructions for the cure of Spei-iiiatorrliea, Seiniiial\7Vc:i1<iiess. i-f._r-. . ss.-.'-3. it so a,nya.(,iiii1'9SS on I-cceipt .1.fi.,: . .4_:i.:li*(=ss _lii1‘.l:It l+T.\'- NERBACH, M. D..IndianapOlis,lmi. .78 iliiiiois st PRESCRIPTION Iii‘ RIEE .4 OR THE SPEEDY Cl_.Ti’.E oi’ q{‘,1‘.’llll{l.I \-':"C2ll{l‘:(!SS . Lost Manhood and all d.isor<:lc;'s i,1i‘l)ll§l’i1‘.} on by in discretioii or excess. Any cli-:i;:;;.>ji:*-i lius tile 1n:zr_eiii- cuts. Dr. Jamies &CO. .130 W.Sixi;list.. Ciiic.iii:::i.ii.<)‘ R. RICCRITS Essence of Life restoi-cs maniiood and the vigor of youth to the iimst sli:i.i.:oi~r~.d Conslltiition in four weeks. i<‘:i.iliire llTll)()S;<ii)l<‘,. ’i‘li‘:s life-ipstorlng rcnieily should be iakeii by all :ibout to marry. or who have bccoine ivealceiied from excess or any other cause. Sllccvss in every C21:-‘e as c«'.‘:"i':!i\1 as that water (]ll€‘ll(,'Il.(3S thirst. Sole I’?-:%‘C11f». _‘->13 50-5’- Jacques, 7 University Place, New York. I)l‘il$I§.’,‘iSi.S supplied. 1 I . Err”: (,‘.Ull.1'4l': NO PAY! - 311:. J. .1. KEAN, 175 SOl1l“.i1(,‘.i.‘tl‘k st... cor- MOll1.'Of.‘. (il1i('.ago. is still iietiiiig all Pi'.ivate.Norvoiis. ‘Airoiiic aiiil ‘Si_>:3i:ial Diseases, Sperni...ioi':'1::r::., .iiii_pot::i:cv (soxiial lllC'.ll)£1CiI'_‘\'). 1’:-inziie 2:~‘i5":(‘.*‘v,.:‘»C13 ~ - and I)ii‘licii1iies, pic. 0:§*“‘<‘oiis:i1i':i.tio:i, , -3., 1)Cl‘El0llallf.' or by lctii-i‘. ‘tr 3: -3,. 1;} i_~.wiibook, i1]n5i,ratg4,§,50c. Dr. I~Z_i.3:tiiis the only i’lij.'sv “fill :11 the city thatwarrailts Clll'(:SO!‘1lG‘,‘::i'}’ . A 1‘. 1;: ll ;:‘ii:i::f»;~ s ‘,)(‘.i.{(%‘ll. A -..‘.-- A. ,_A.-_ A. _. L- 4 —~—-—-— 1i'.US'l‘EE’S S.A.LE.~-'Wl:ei‘eas. Josopii J0'_\‘21.'il.". (at single man) by his co.i:i:i.in rlceri of trust d:.i:o.*1 ilie 3rd dayof Ja.iiii_::,ry, 1871;, and l‘(‘(‘Ol.'<.ii‘-:11 in 120:’:-1: NO. 535, )a_::(: 3$1‘2 Of the: i'<+,Oorrls Of il:L: (‘iiy (late 00:: iilyi of St. .m.i'=.S. c«s.i:\r:.:§.i<‘(i to the ‘..ll1i'i'.”.i'S'_'|,'3.f‘.1.t‘<i iiiv foilmriiig Ilcscribeil 1'e:-tl estate. sitiiaied. lfv’ll1;!,‘i-1111.’: ‘.:cm;.;: in the City of St. Louis. State of Iviis-.=o;:ri. 10-:-~..i:.: 1-19:51:1- Iiiiig at :1. point in the east fl‘Ulll- line or i<‘m::'ih .-'i.i'=.'(:t. in the City of St. Louis, Stiito of Eli-=:s-.5211:-i. iflalzvlilt nOi't1iw:i.i'dly one illlil(,l.1‘(~V(‘i aim Gi_'_"i.l‘. (108) feet fruit: the SOl.l11ilWt}S‘i.C0.l'l1Cl' of city i)iO(“.l{ llllllliiirl‘ SQ‘l."(‘:‘.’i,V'~ nine (79); ilieiice 1ioi‘ili\va.i'dij.' ‘\‘v’ii.il the aioi'Cs:‘:icl line of r‘Ouri.li street twenty (20) feet; llieiicc (¥:lSi\Vz1l‘4‘:‘iY sixty-foiir (Ci) foot; ilieiice soiiilv-.«v::i*d1)' ii‘-‘~'<31l’f.‘s’ (‘-4’) feet}: thence wc:~::tw:i.rd‘iy sixty-i‘our (64) feel to the point of i'lC§.Il11l1l‘.1j.l‘; l.lL1ulltIE(Il10l‘i'ili.)Y pi:ope1‘iY1‘-017‘ or for nerly of Arclibisliop iieiirlcti: 86151113’ I}1;§lD¢‘1'f1' now Oi’ IO1'l’l1¥,‘1‘ly’ of VVin1:eliI10ye1‘; 303311} by 13181‘?-‘30 Jo_V'a'i1e and west by Fourth street. V1‘ hicli said omi- v::yai'ic.e to the i1:id.ei'si;riietl was made V to seciire 1:: at Daymeiit. Of cortaiii notes in said (lf:_0<1 Of 1-='u:’~‘i ill‘- sci-ibed: and whereas a part Of the iiiird ajiil all of ‘tile fourth interest notes in said deed (Ii‘Si.‘l‘1i)€(I i‘c~in-mi due and um,aid_ Now, therefore. at the roqiiest of the "legal holder of said notes, air-.i1 lll 1)‘«.ll'f"»illl'_i‘_l(3C(}f the provisions ofsaid deed of trust, the undersigned will on SATURDAY THE 21) DAY OF FEBRIIARY.‘ 1878, betiveenﬂtliehours of1.0 o‘~clock a. m. and 5 olcloclr. . m. of saidday. at the east front door of the Cour oiise'ln‘the’ City of St. Louis, ltlissouri. sell the above described real estate at public veiidue. ‘to the hi hest bidder for cash, for the purpose of satisfying sa :1 notes and the costs of executing‘ this trust- ; M .1-ACOBY, trustee. 8 .__ L for the amount due, consisting of DIAMONDS, WATCHES& cilills and Fine Jewelry of all description. I. C}. IMECDS-S’ Red Front Loan Office, 208 N‘- POTTRTCEI ST- All Business Strictly Conﬁdential. TO THE PUBLIC! In consequence of the great demand for money, Iwill continue to sell all my Stock g Mac .2, 49J.F.LEIGHTON,Wliolcsale Watches Clocks “ I 4 9-“£1 JeW<‘-1?)’. cor. 4th. 8: Chestnut sts. Having ._ V 7'.‘ direct connection with over 200 manufactur- ~ - -. gets. I can offer special inducements to buy?" CITY NEWS. - Miiiinei-‘y, suits, Etc. D. Crawford & Co. have made most perceptible reductions in the prices of their trimmed hats and bonuets, ladies’ ready made stuffsuits and beaver cloaks, in order .to close them out by the end of this month. _ L DR. BLANK’S BLACK MEDICINE. Price: Large bottles, $1; small size, 50 cents. Thou. Wood Is the only direct and authorized advertising agent All con- tracts made by him will be recognized as if made of the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT in this city. in the office. L DR. BLANK’S BLACI;rMEDICINE to purify the blood and to move the bowels. L Postag:Stamps For sale in any quantities, and at all hours, at this office. L DR. BLANK’8 BLACK MEDICINE to regulate the liver and the bowels. 4 77 DR. WiII'r'riER, a regular graduate, 617 St. Charles street, as for the last twenty vears, may be found from 9 to 7 daily-',where remarkable cures may be had of blood diseases, impediments to Safe etc., at reasonable charges. Consultation free. Call or write. Q marriage. medicines. DR. BLANK’S BLACK MEDICINE the only remedy for chronic constipation and costlveiiess. THE cbuirrs. * lSaturdav‘s Proceedinss. l United States Circuit Court-Judges Dillon and Treat. Win. Manning vs. M. M.Manniug; motion for new trial overruled. In re M. Manning. bankrupt; petition for review dismissed and case affirmed. O. (2. Souchet vs. Scotland County; judgment heretofore entered set aside; new judgment. Wm. llill vs. Scotland ‘County; petition for al- ternative mandamus allowed. Jau:e- B. Dodge vs. same; do. C. 1-1. Mellon vs. same; do. E. Manning vs. samc;'do. J. K. r"ir.dley vs. same; do. Wm. S. Hill vs. same; do. W. M. Spackuian vs. same; do. Am. Med. 1’. 00. vs. Atlantic Milling Co. ; dc- ftndlnt files supplemental answer; replication to Original answer to stand as replication to amended answer. - Circuit Court No. 3-Judge Boyle. In the matter of N. S. Johnston, Receiver of National Bank State; petition to sell certain real estate granted. S. Wolfstein vs. Pope Iron and Metal Company; dismissed. P. C. Bulkly vs. Big Muddy Iron Company; bill of exceptions tiled. llesser vs. Tuby; satisfaction acknowledged. Circuit Court No. 5——Judge Thayer. Murrell vs. city; plaintiff allowed to sue as a poor person. Strstton vs. Stratton; amended petition ﬁled. Assignment of Commercial Insurance Com- - pally; sale of certain stocks approved. Lani vs. Kelir; temporary injunction granted. Fitzpatrick vs. Thomas; motion to set aside uonsuit ﬁled. McGai-ry vs. Shields; re lv ﬁled. In re assignment of ommercial Insurance Company; Philip Stock appointed temporary as- slgnee to examine claim of Priest for allowance. Wheeler vs. American Central Insurance Com- pany; bill of exceptions ﬁled. For.-hey vs. Damon; answer filed. Kay vs. Gibson; amended petition filed. Bricht vs. Corby; judgment for S83. Aldrick vs. Corby, gariiishee; judgment for ‘$273 4.5. (thus. F. A. Heinrich:-1 vs. Wm. S. Woods; judg- ment for defendant for possession or $1,709 06 value and$-S5 75 damages. Peopl’es Savings Bank vs. Shelly; answer filed. Belle vs. Columbia Life; petition to compro- mise claim, and for sale of real estate in Kansas and note of Alex. Street, granted. Criminal Court--Judge Jones. Dennis Barron. grand larceny; a motion for a new trial wassubintttcd and overruled and de- fendant sentenced in accordance with verdict to two years in the Penitentiary. David Rugau, assault to kill: motion for a new trial overruled and defendant sentenced to two years in the I“enlteuu'ary. Ital-tlcy lioltcy. alias Charles Eugen, grand larceny; continuance set aside; defendant pleads guilty ts) pletlt. larceny and sentenced to ten days in -‘I y M . Frederick Elsnolz and Ruben Armstrong, sci fwius; execution awarded for $1,000 against prin- ci ml and I-ecurity. John McGrath and James Wilson; eclrc facias execution awarded for $1,000 against principal and security. Patrick hrennan and Amos F, Bissel; sctr facias dlsmi-s~.:d as to B;e:iuan; execution nu ardcd for $1,000 against Amos Bissel, sccuritv. Charles F. Martin and fbomas F. llcvelv; scire fucias dismissed as to Martin; cxcculion awarded for $1,000 against '.rll()lI'|:lS l~‘. ltevcly, security, Mary J. Lake and John II. Bobb; scire facias disiuissed as to LZILC; execution for $1,000 against John H. Bobb. “ Court of Criminal Correctlon—.)udge Cu 3*. Thomas Covne. petit larceny; sentenced to three hours in jail. '1‘hc lightness of the sentence was due to the fact that the flour stolen by the prisoner was needed to keep his family from starving. J illll Golding, petit larceny; continued till January 15. Euseuc .'tlcGrath, assault with intent to kill; nolle pros:-=(.'.(l. August. Bcrnlng. violating city ordinance; con- tinued to February 7. New Accusations. ‘Warrants were issued yesterday for the arrest John Sullivan. charged With havinvr made an assault uuh intent to kill William Scott, No. 2013 Walniit street, the alleged assault having been made with :1 large iron poker. Ilenry Collins and Samuel Wilkins, petit lar- ceny in the theft ofone dozen chickens, the prop- erty of 'J‘homas Brady . James Allen, accused of stealing an overcoat valued at 325, belonging to Justin E. Joy, 3211 Pine streeualso another warrant for the same party for the theft of three more ovcrcoats, the pxropaerty of Alfred Bevis,No. 402 North Third is re- . Stainsiaus Defoe. pctit larceny of two dresses, valued at $10, and belonging to Mary Smith, 607 Spruce street. John Ostr.-uider, petit larceny; arrested on complaint of Eliza Carrol, 1,200 Market street, _........ First District Police Court-Judge Jccko. There were twenty-three cases on the docket _vesterday,tiues inipo.-ed amounting to $26; collec- tions $16. Lizzie Johnson pleaded guilty to having been drunk on the streets, and was fined $3. Mary Ready, :1 professional licirgzir, whose stock in trade 13 old age and a neighbor's baby, was ar- restul wllilcworklng the dcsl.ilute (lodge in the I'l8i.Q,'lll.l0l‘llO0-ll of the Union Depot. She was ﬁned $10. Cl’hon‘.-as LlcGlomc, who has been in the habit of carrying it partially concealed razor, was let off on costs. he being a mere shaver. A Seduction Case Compromised. A day or two ago Miss Dora Grashofer caused suit to be instituted against John Luth, for se- duction, laying her damages at $1,000. An at- taciimcnt was at the some time sued out an d the propcr‘.y of the defendant was levied on by the She": iff. llialters looked rather serious for Lutli, and he opened ll(‘;§‘Ollzl'.lOllS for a compromise, '1 he result was that he agreed to mzirry the girl, own the child as his, pay the lawyer's fee and clear his record. The marriage is to take place to.d;i_v, and as soon as the left-handed knot is fled the suit will be dismissed. The lady’s law- yer. Henry Wai*nhoﬁ', thinks he has done his client more f.;’<>()fl than if he had obtained a judg- ment for her for $1,000. ‘ ‘B.essed are the Phase- makers.’ ’ Q. T, Vvieners’ Last Sunday. The doomed Wciners passed a very quiet day in Jail yesterday. He was given two hours exer- cise, and partook of his dinner with a good appe- tite. Iic seemed much abstracted and ventured ’no remarks to his keeper bearing on his fate. In the afternoon his sister called upon him, and held a brief and tearful interview. Miss Charlotte Smith was also admitted to the wire screen and conversed with him in a commonplace manner for several minutes. His spiritual adviser did not 1 visit him during the day. A PROSELYTE’S REASON. olic Layfmain. Mr. Francis Dillon Eugen’: “Reasons for Renounc-3 ing Protestantism and Embracing the Catholic Faith. *' Avast audience assembled last night at Mer- cantile Library Hall, to listen to a lecture by Francis Dillon Eagan, on "Reasons for renounc- ing Protestantism and embracing the Catholic faith.” Mr. Eagan, as stated several times in this paper, was lately an Episcopal clergyman, in San Fransisco. Most decidedly. as naturally, the largest pro- portion of his hearers were Roman Catholic, but there were many Protestants there. On the plat- form there were; Rev. Fathers Walsh, Powers, Brennan and McCa1l’ney, and Dr. Gregory and Mr. “Don” Morrison, the latter of whom intro- duced the lecturer. Bishop Ryan arrived during the delivery of the address, and at the close he privately complimented Mr. Eagan in his effort. Mr. Eagan is a plain but studious-looking man. His face is pale and bears a heavy black beard. His eyes have that peculiar expression caused by reading by gas-lialit. His temperament appears to be nervous. but subject to a strong controlling will. He-is_undoubtedlv abrilliaiit speaker, his language being choice and noticeably correct in form; his voice is quiet_and rich, but capable of broad expansion, Wll_.l1 .just an occasional Irish i'ipp1lng,~and his delivery is free and impressive in the main, although now and again his actions have a certain stiffness. begotten most likely when hewas in the Episcopal pulpit. He used man_uscript- extensively, but in his finest passages he discarded it. HIS RECEPTION was_ very hea_rt_v. He commenced his lecture by saying: Iwish to correct a probable misappre- hension: I don t stand here in the character of a rej)res_entative Catholic, nor do I stand here as acatholic theologian, nor do I stand here be. cause of_a supposed religious controversy exist- ing in this community. I simply stand here in my own defense, and to give in my own way my reasons for renounc- ing Protestantism and embracing the Catholic faith. [Applause] And in doing this, if there are any-persons hex-e_ to-night who have come expecting to be entertained with a tirade of abuse alzaiust_l’rotestauts, they will, I fear, 20 away disappointed. _I hope I have lived long enough not to be guilty of any such unseemly conduct: Ikuowioo well the force and power of prejudice. I have been too long under its delusions to think or speak harshly of others. Man is a bundle of habits and prejudices, as well as a being en- dowed with reason. And prejudice has always been most willfully stubborn in that form of it which may be called “religious prejudicc;” or, to use the language of another, “that form of prejudice inspired by religious error is the most blinding, the most deep-seated and the most lasting. _In other matters prejudice gives to the mind a bias more or less marked; in this it can stimulate it to the most iinreasoning antagon- ism.” . ANTI-CATHOLIC pi-ejudlce.,and the lecturer said, is the life of Protestan_tisui. This prejudice is strengtlieiied by education, the literature of the day and the IlllSl'Cpl‘(3§Cllla.l.lOn8 of the Catholic Church. The czilumuies of three centuries permeate all our reading. They are to be met with in every des- cription of Protestant writiiigs, from the diction- ary to the enc_vclopcdi:i,from the school primer to the gravest philosophical works; in history, in gcograpliv, in physics, in science, in _biography,_ in _ romance, in novels, in classics, in rhetoric in logic, in c:rammar——down to the ‘ ‘a b c’ ’ of elementary knowledge--all are impregnated with the spirit of anti-Catholic calumny. It is this deep-seated anti-Catholic sentiment which gives emphasis to the late excellent address of Bishop Ryan. Thou- sands of Catholic children are lost to the faith of their fathers by means of a false system of educa- tion, utterly Godless. The ‘ ‘slaughter of the in- nocents” is going on in our midst that far sur- assed that following the royal mandate of Herod. EApplause.] The speaker then went on to relate is own PERSONAL] EXPERIENCES. Owing to the death of his parents, he said, he was brought up by ii pious Methodist family. Al- though he was a born Catholic and was baptized in that faith, he was taught that Catholicism was anti-Christian. and was a perversion of Chris- tianity. Amongst other things, he was taught that the priests sent souls to purgatory in order that more money could be obtained for saying masses to get them out. [Laughteix] He studied for the ministry in the Methodist Church in Pliiladclpliia, but he discovered, from Wesley's teachings alone,lliat Methodismhad no authorized ministry and no authority as a Church; that Wesley himself lived and died as a clergyman of the Church of England, and that he had no idea of separating his society from that body, much less of establishing a rival Church. He (Mr. Eugen) believed in a visible Church. and that certain officers were appointed to administer its laws. He could not resist the con- clusion that Methodism, notwithstand. log that it ordained men to the order of Bishops, had no authority for doing so; and, as a logical necessity. he was forced to the conviction that the Bishop who was not himself lawfully ordained could not lawfully ordain other men. With these views he felt compelh-d, in all honesty of conscience, to resign lll.-5 ministry in ihatChui'Cli, nearly twenty years ago. in Phila- delphia. ’l‘hc slate of his mind led him to believe that the Anglican Church was the true type of primitive Clirisnanitv, and be determined to BECOME AN EPISO0I’ALlAN. He thought that that Church had "the primitive ti ulli and Apostolic order;" and after the neces- sary preparation be was ordained as a clergyman of the l'rotesl.ant Episcopal (Jhurcli. by the late Bisliohrollcr, of Philadelphia. He found that there was almost nothing in common between this Church and the “Evangelic:i1" bodies, ex- cept hatred to Roman Catholicism. He inquired of a brother clergyiiian—-now Bishop of New Orleans-—why it was that there appc.-ircd so little harmony of belief, and such a great diversity of opinion on cardinal points ‘lf «loctriue. His friend mforuicd him that the Protestant Episcopal Church was a branch of the Catholic Clllll‘(‘ll, reformed and purilled from the OOl‘I‘ll[)l.lOllS of Romanism. and that it was equal- ly a protest against Home and Geneva, the one having added the gros.-zest swierstiiions to the primitive truth, and the other liaving taken away esfeniial elements of faith once delivered to the sa me. Mr. Eagan said he was “always in trouble about imiiiers of religious faith, and it all at once flashed upon him that the Church which he had been led to hate might turn out to be the true Church of Jesus Christ.” He turned to the list of those who had renounced Protestantism and em.- braced Catholicism, and he found that they had not done so through worldly motives. In his Church Ill San Francisco he heard confession and performed mass; but it was but a C0U.\TTEliFl<1I‘I‘ SYSTEM OF CATHOLICISM. His Bishop remoiistratcd, and then all was smooth sailing again. There were difl‘crenccs even among the clergy of the Episcopal Church. That is nothing new in a “reformed" Chui-ob. Contrzidictorydoctrines are but an evidence of the liberty wherewith the Reformation has made us free. His readings taught him to look upon Anglican Episcopacy as an ecclesiasti- cal nicrmald, half Catholic and half Prot- estant, the ritual of her pi‘ayei' book being decid- edly Catholic and the Thirty-nine Articles of re- ligion as decidedly Protestant. He concluded, therefore, that he liad a right to give expression to his own views. The fact was, the house in which be lived was decidedly accommodziting. Its docmnal elasticity was suflicienlly ex- pansive to afford an asylum to Bishop Colcnso, who denies the inspiration and divine authority of the Bible, while it furnished apartments to Dr. Pusey, who practiced absolu- tion, heard confession, believed in infallibility, etc. It could afford to be hospitable to “all sorts and conditions of men,” from the most rigid rilualist down to the wildest and the most liberal lalitiidiiiariziii. God, however, in his merciful providence, soon awoke him from this de- lusive dream. A matter of business con- nected wit h his Church required him to address a note to His Grace the Archbishop (Catholic) of San Francisco. In His Grace’-s re- ply, he wished him the blessings of “ ‘the only Catholic’ and undivided Church.” This bene- diction of His Grace be looked upon as a gratui- tous assault upon his faith, for while .he believed himself to be ii genuine Catholic, he also believed that the Catholic Church was divided, and that the Roman was not the only Catholic Church. He determined, therefore, to controvert the claims of the Archbishop, so that when he had occasion to address him again he iiiiulit in return offer Ills Grace the blessings of a ‘ ‘divid- ed” Catholic Church. [Laughton] He iead both sides of the Question carefully. It enabled him to answer the Archbishop, and the answer he gave was presented humbly kneeling at the feet of His Grace, and asking admission into the one fold of Christ. [Applause.] He could not enter into all the accumulative evidence which formed , ‘ THE IRRESISTIBLE PROOFS forcing him to this conclusion, but he could give an outline. In order to find a starting point for my iiivestigation, I opened my Book of Common Prayer, and read the apostles’ creed, which taught me to say, ‘ ‘I belicvein the Holy Catholic Church. ’ ’ I turned to thc.~licen_e creed and read there, “I believe in one Catholic and Apostolic Church.” And then I found the Church of my belief set foitli -with several char- acteristic marks, by which it could be known and recognized. In the first place she is one Church. As there is one law, one ffaith, one baptism, so there can be but one true Church. [Applauae.] Reason as well as faith teaches us that the Church is undeniably one. Faith says: “I believe in one Catholic and Apostolic Church,” and reason tells us that the God of truth in communicating himself to men must have so revealed his divine precepts that nothing could be added to or taken from them. His truth is one and can not ad- mit of conﬂicting and contradictory inter- pretations. Reason of itself can suﬂiciently conceive that unity must be an essential quality attaching to the revelation of God. Faith Why an Episcopal Clergyman Became a Cath- Si. Ennis @ax1p Slabs-mtnmrirax, ﬂlsitbag ﬂl'01’I‘tIIl})’.@d1‘l1IHl“g Ill, 1878. teaches us the Church is one. Reason tells us that oneness can not be divided. Therefore the Church is one, forif it could be divided it would cease to be one,‘ and it would cease to be one.‘ it would cease to be the Church hi3s'fl"“l- [Al>blause.] T ere is no dogma of Christian faith set forth with‘ greater p_:‘C3:.:-:c:‘. ,.".:‘..','.. cleawess than this par- ticular doctrine, both in the Scriptures and in the early fathers. The visible unity of the Church is the theme of all Christian antiquity- NOF 50 Weary you with quotations, let me call your attention for a moment to where we behold our divine Lord in the midst of his aD08l»10B.t-hell‘ hearts still burning with the first participation of his body. It is the eve of his passion. His hands are raised to heaven. He pronounces that sub- lime invocation of his Father, recorded by St. J0‘-W -‘ In these words: ‘ ‘ Holy Father, Keep them in Ethy name whom thou hast given me, that they may be one as we also are one.” Hear now the prayer for the children of future ages: “And not for them only do Ipray, but for them also who through their words shall believe in me, that they allmay Thee; that they may be all one, that the world may believe that Thou hast sent me.” [AD- plause.] Here you have the visible unity of the Church—-“that the world may know that Thou hast sent, me:” that there must be not only an inward but an outward unity in the Church, Has this divine work of the Church failed? Protestantism asserts that the visible unity of the Church is lost, and prays for its restoration. On the other hand, I asked myself, “Where is the ground for my faith in Christianity if I imagine that that praver of our divine Lord thus close upon his agony fell uiiheeded and unanswerec'.?” “Impossible,” I cried, and here I stood amazed at _ _ _ THE GLARING IHCONSISTENCY into which Protestantism had led me. Why I had been all my life professing my belief in one Cath- olic and Apostolic Church, as set forth in the Scriptures, at the same time teaching the exist- ence of several Catholic and Apostolic Churches. As a distinguished convert has said of himself, I W35 gllarduig and cherisbing that most fantastic of _ all conceits by which. a rational being ever jeopardized his in telli- Renee, namely, what is known ' amon Episcopalians as the “branch church theory.” Was taught by my High Church teachers that the Episcopalohui-ch was a branch of the Catholic Church; that the Anglican Church was a branch of the Catholic Church; that the Greek Church and the Roman Church were branches, too, mak- ing four branches in all. The Presbyterlans and Baptists and the rest were all outside the pale, outside the fold. [Applause] But the ques- tion forced itself upon my mind. “Where is the trunk upon which these branches rest, and from which they derive their sap and vigor. If we say the Anglican Church is the trunk, then We have the anomaly of the Roman and Greek branches, existing for centuries before the trunk appeared above the surface of the ground. [Ap- pl_ause.] _And if we say that the Roman Church is the trunk, then we have-— if what some of our Protestant friends say be true—-the anomaly of a corrupt and dead tree bearing living branches. [Applause] To say these braiices are independent of each other, and do not rest upon any trunk, involves self-contra diction. So that I could not, upon investigation of the theory. see how it could be said. With any meaning in the words, that the Episcopal, Anglican, Greek and Ro- man Churches formed any visible Church. This branch church theory which is popularly believe- ed all through the Episcopal Church, leads to the conclusion that the Catholic Church, whose es- sential qualities are visibility and unity, is mani- fcstedin the world by an invisible visibility and a divided unity, a conclusion which is a palpable contradiction in terms. As well talk of an invisible sign post, as speak of an invisible Church. After careful consideration of the question, I became fully satisﬁed that all the Protestant Churches—aud I say this fully un- derstanding the force of the assertion-taken even in the aggregate, do not, and can not, con stilute the unity of the Church of Christ. [Ap- plause.] REMARKS ON DR. REASER. The lecturer then referred to Dr. Rcaser’s illus- tration comparing the diﬂerent Protestant sects to so many regiments in an army, and asked: All these divisions, are they uailted? Are they united on their articles of war, or agreed upon a plan of battle? Ianswer no. And why not? Because each General and Captain and Sergeant and Corporal and private interprets the articles of war according to his own private judg ment, and has his own individual ideas of the plan of battle. And I hold that no successful war can be waged against the eiieinywhere the essential discipline and unity of action is wanting.” [AiJplause.] The lecture of Tuesday evening compared this Protestant ur- my of various regiments marching to an army of this great nation, and my mind reverted back to our civil war, and I thought if our Union army was composed of such material as that—if each General had his own plan of battle, and each Captain his own idea how the war should be conducted, and there was the same mutiny in the ranks that is in the ranks of Protesiantism—tlie same disagreements that you willﬁnd if you read the effusions of the Protest- ant gentlemen in the great religious daily paper-— I believe that is what they call it—of this city, or if the Union army had no more ‘ unity than this, the North never would have con- quered the South. [Applausc.] Mr. Eagan then referred in glowing language to the army of the Cal holic Cliurcli,niarching with “locked step” to victory under a banner inscribed ‘ 'Unil.y,” and said: "I have, therefore, renounced Prot- estantism and embraced the Catholic faith, be- cause nowhere else but in the communion of the Church of Rome could I find that living unity which our Lord gave his Church as the visible mark of her divine mission in the world. ’ ’ The lecturer then referred to the objection which next presented itself to his mind. lhal—- according to Protestant allegation—-the Roman Church had become corrupt. and answered it by proceeding to prove in his own way that tlicuhurch of Christ as founded by him was established on an infallible basis, and hence so long as it existed at all with officers who were direct successors of the apostolic rulers, could not become corrupt. God had to_pi-otect his Church, and he had done it by making her iufzilliblc. The passage “all power is given to me in heaven and in earth, ctc.,’ ’ was read entire and fully commented on. Next, the speaker digrcssed to refer to Dr. Bcaser's translatioii of the passiige. “'I‘hou art Peter. and upon this rock I will build my Cliurcli.” Ile made special mention of the fact, that in the Syriac or Syro-Ciialdaic, the language which Jesus himself used, the word "Kypha” [the reporter only vouches for the correct sound of the word, not its spelling] was used both for “Peter” and for rock. [.-\pplause.] AN OPINION ON 1-‘I~l0’I‘l:3S’l‘Al‘I'.l‘lS7ll’. The next topic was the claim made by Prot- estants t.b:it.Cailioliclsiii restricted the use of the Bible by its adherents. It. was simply stated by the lecturer that the preservation of the Bible up to the time of Luther was due to the care of the Catholic Church, and he asked, triumphantly, if the C8tllOllCS were all its adversaries accused it of being, why it had not corrupted the word of God. Reference was made to the manner in which Protestants'uscd the Bible as the means of proving the most contrary and most irrec.oncilable docl.riiies; after which, l\Ir.Eag:in said,“I have renounced Protestantism because, after a trial of twenty years’ faithful scrvice,I have found it to be a Babel of assertions, of conmidictious, of declaration, of denials, of views and opinions utterly irreconcilable and mu- tually dcstruc'.i've of each other. I have re- nounced Proleslantism because 1 found it to be a system of religious error founded on theory, prejudice. fiction, fallacies and ignorance. [Applause] Its philosophy 13 theory; its faith is prejudice; its facts are fic- tions; its reasonings are fallacies, and its security is ignorance; and I hope the gen- tlemen reporting this lecture will put that down just as I sairl it-. [Applause and laugliteia] I am in lecturinrr as much afraid of reporters as I am of otlicrs I might mention, because. like the sys- tems of Proiesuiiitisui, they all err. [Applause.] I have renounced Protestantism because I have discovered it to be .1 heresy of the sixteenth century, conceived in sin and brought forth in iniquity. which, like a hundred others that have appeared at dill'ei°ent times, is destined to ru-n its course, to die and be forgotten. [Applause]. I have embraced the Catholic Church because it is the faith which Christ taught upon earth. It is the faith of the apostles and saints of all ages. It is the faith for which the niartyrs suﬂ'ci-ed and the just were per- secuted iii every age; the faith that has overcome all the vanities of pride, all the wanderiusrs of intellect, all the convulsions of nations; the faith whose endurance attests beyond dispute the di- viuitv of its origin; a faith unaltered by time. un- taintcd by error, indestrucl.ible by swoz'd,or sage, or sophist—a faith that shall survive every inno- vation, and yet assert its pire over the des- tinies of the world in fulﬁllment of divine com- mand.” The lecture concluded with an elo- quent apostrophe to the Church. ST. LOUIS INVSPLINTERS. MARANESI_makeS the best chocolate cziramels, containing ninety per cent of pure nutriment. JAMES IIEFFEIIMAN, aged 12. of 1105 North Second street, was kicked by a drover’s horse, at the foot of Carrstreet, on Saturday, and painfully injured in the side. A COLORED boy named Henry Collins, seven years o1si,living with his grandmother, at No. 1110 North Tenth street, was run over on Satur- day afternoon and slightly injui'"ed,by ahorse and buggy driven by M1‘. Methudy. THE funeral of Mrs. C. S. Alford, which took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock, was lar.-gely attended. The services were held at the Second I’resb_vterian_ Church, Rev. Drs. Niccolls and Portcus officiating. Interment was made in Bellefoutaine. REV. JOHN D. VINCIL, of this city, occupied the pulpit of the Methodist Church in Jerseyville yesterday morning and evening. Dr. Vincil is a member of the Missouri Conference of the M. E. Church South, as well as Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Masons of the State. ON and after to-moi-row, January 15, accord. ing to the law of the State of Missouri, approved April 11. 1877, "it shall be unlawful for any per- son to catch, kill or injure, or to attempt to catch, kill or injure, any wild buck. (109 or fawn.’.’ This prohibition runs until the 1st day of September. BETWEEN 4 and 5 o'clock yesterday morning, Officer McMahon discovered and took in a burglar in the saloon of Victor Russo, at 804 Chestnut street. When arrested, he had his overcoat pockets ﬁlled with cigars , pipes and cigar holders. He gave his name as James A. Nicholls. He was very drunk at the time. of the living God, and the pillar and crown of‘ be one, as Thou,Father, art in me, and I in’ SUBURBAN. ‘ ‘Brighton, Ill. The "week of prayer” was observed by_,'al1 the English-speaking congregations jointly in Union services twice each day. It is arranged to con- ; tinac Union Gospel meetings through this week. and the additional services of Rev. Mr. Brainam, of Bunker Hill, have been secured. . _ A «little was done the past week in gathering ice, but no adequate supply is yet stored. The red ribbon reading-room is completed. and a ‘generous supply of papers , books and mag- azines are upon its tables. and it is refreshing to see that it is now the pleasant resort of many who formerly spent their time in and about saloons. Alton. Mr. S. S. Hobart has been installed as Chan- cellor Commander of the Fleur dc Lys Lodge. N0- 68, K. of P., of this city. The reappointment of Capt. John A. Brunei‘ as agent of the Eagle Packet Company at this point will give general satisfaction to the patrons of the company “all along shore.” . _ - Capt. Henry Leyhe, or this city. Master 0113116 steamer Spread Eagle, has been elected Superin- tendent of the Eagle Packet Company, but still remains commander of the favorite Alton and St. Louis packet. Our police now have nothing to do. Since the temperance _agitation began there has been scarcely a single case of drunkenness or disor- derly conduct on our streets. Our Justices’ Courts are literally deserted. Union prayer meetings will be continued during the coming week at 9:30 every morning, at the Baptist Church. Belleville. The Grand Jury which was in session last week adjourned Saturday afternoon to reassemble Wednesday morning. They had concluded their work, but the failure, from pressure of business on the part of the State’s Attorney, to write out the indictments found by them, will keep them a day or two longer. ‘ The Saengerbund Society owns a large and val- uable library which it is proposed ' to turn into a. public library by disposing of the same to the city. A committee has been appointed by the City Council to confer with the members of the soci- ety in regard to terms, etc., and it is probable filijit our city will soon be provided with a public rary. . I‘neitem in Saturday's paper referring to the suit brought by the Messrs. McCormick against their agent here for the recovery of certain mo- neys is, through the omission of a word, calcu-. lated to lead the public to infer that the suit is against the present agent, which is not the case. The members of Vfhiteslde Grange, patterning after their brethern of the Badgiey Settlement, gave a banquet at their hall I on Friday night. large number of invited guests were present on the occasion, and a general good time was en- joyed. . “ —‘ Mr. David Miley, whose serious illness was mentioned in Saturday’s paper, is slowly sinking, his physician having but little hopes of his recov- ery. Mr. Miley is one among the oldest citizens of the county. George Biehl, an eccentric individual, more generally known as ‘ ‘Rich Biehl,’ ’ a title con- ferred upon him on account of his lavisliness in the use of money, was plaiiitiff iii a rather inter- esting suit in Justice Medal-t’s Court, Saturday afternoon. It appezireil that during the holidays. whilst in one of his eccentric moods, he handed to Mr. John Schncssier, a friend of his, $100. which sum, it was afterwards claimed by Schnessler, was a present made to him by his rich friend. Biehl. however, did not so consider it, and tried to collect his money. Suit was brought and trial by jury had, which resulted in favor of the plain- tiff, the evidence disclosing that the money had been got from Biehl on :1 wager, advantage being taken of his holiday condition and his willingness to accommodate his friends. East St. Louis. The new Police Commissioners, who held a meeting on Saturday, for the purpose of organ- izing, will have another meeting to-day. at3 p. in. ,.when all those now actiiig as police oﬁiccrs are requested to appear. A number of special policemen will be appointed to act in conjunction with the regular police force to preserve order at the difl"erent voting booths at the special election on Tuesday, ordered by the M;-iyorfor the pur- pose of ascertaining whether the people wish to abrogate the present special city charter and or- ganize under the geiieral State law relative to city organizations. which, if carried, will make all city charter oﬂicers elective by the people. If successful, this will cause a new election to be held the 16th day of April next for Mayor, Aldermen, City Clerk, Attorney, Treasurer, Engineer; Marshal, and, perhaps, some other officers’. Circulars in l3Vll‘ of this project have been widely scattered for a. meeting to be held at Heim’s Hall this eveniig. The meeting, it is said, will be addressed by Mayor Bowman, Hon. Luke H. Hitc, Judge .W. G. Kase, Capt. Bennett and George D. Greei, 1<.‘sq., some of whom are Bowman men, and a portion anti-Bowman men. The objection to the present Charter, according to the circular, is that under it the Mayor has the appointing power, and if the Mayor and the Council are at loggei-heads (as is the case at present), the movements of :iiy af- fairs will come to a dead lock, and the iitercsts of the city suffer. 'I‘he Wo.i'kiugmcn’s meeting on Saturday night, at fleim’s Hall. was largely attended, and a spirited speech was made by O. B. Young, Esq., which was well received. The voting places at the special electlm to be held [0-lIl0l'l'Os7 are: First Ward, John Iogan’s house, on Main street; Second Warl, I1.‘-sq. .N0ton’s oflice, on Main street; Third Ward, op- posite Esq. Suick's, on Dike avenue; I.-‘ourtli Ward, at Summit Avenue Hotel, on Cqlinsville avenue. Polls open from S :1. In. to 7 p.iu. A burglary was committed about 2 o’cllck Sun- day morning, at the Roma House. corner of Mis- souri avciiuc and Belleville turnpike, bf which $4 in change, two boxes of cigars, four pounds of plug CllC\\’lll_D,'-l.0l)aCCO, one dozen boxes of sar- dines, a few bottles of champagne, four or five gallons of whisky (drawn from a bairel), and some other small articles were carried off. The burglars pried a window up with 8 small slecl-pointed drill, marked 5x8, which they left behind them, and is now in the hands of the police. Informatiin of the burglary was given to Chief of Police Valsh, who yesterday evening arrested an old-.ii:ie thief named Wm.Deer,who had been lounging around the Roma lfouse and saloon for sevcra days previous to the occurrence. Nothing was found on him, and, therefore, a search-warrajt was procured from Esquire Tlios. Gruney to Search the premises where Deer has lately been resid- ing, at Mr. Tony Miller's. on Fifth street, be- tween Division street and Missouri aveiilc. The search warrant was placed In the handsif Cou- stable White, and Ben. Godin, a bolus officer, went with him. The search resulted in the finding by Godin of a nickel-plated selfcocking Worclester (Muss.) revolver, ca1berNo.38, in a wardrobe. which belonged to Mike Wash, and which he lost or had stolen a fev weeks ago. Godin also found a silver duplei watch, with a heavy silver. twisted link, chair. which looked as though it had belonged to mailroad man, a lot of silver spoons of various sizes, with no marks on, and several barrels of solo. wine and other bottles. Godin recognized thcrcvolver and took it to Mr. W alsli, who iuimediatct identi- ﬁed it as his own. Mil1er’s wife talks! to her husband, in German, saying, “Didn't I.ell you, if you had this fellow around hei;,e thcywiuld find out things about him and you would ret into trouble?” evidently thinking German would not be understood by eitlierwhite orGodir. None of the stuff taken from the Roma Ilouie, how- ever, was found, but the prisoner was locked up to await developments. ' The City Council is to have a session at 2 o’clock this afternoon. The foreman of the slauglitering-louse of Richardson & Co., at the National Stock Yards was met with yesterday. He stated tliatthe firm killed 18,000 hogs last week, and expccbd to kill 20,000 this week if the weather proves ftvorable. On Saturday last, he said, they killed 2800. The natural curiosity of thereporter led hm to ask some questions regarding the cutting w_and uses of various portions of the hog, rcsutinfr in the following‘ information: After the hogshre butch- ered and carefully cleaned they arclut up; the hams, shoulders and sides are neatly rimmed. all of the lean being put aside for sausae meat and all of the fat thrown into the lard-redei-ins: vat, The hams, shoulders and sides are cserved for saltinghnd packing. The tongues resold to a. St. Louis firm. The lean and fat f the heads backbones and ribs of the aniinalere also put away with the other sausage meatnnd the fat portions with the lard-rendering pil. After the meat is cleaned from the back and ribs at the packing house the latter are niigmyslini picking, and look like a last year's bird’s net. The cars and tails are sold to epicures; ti: bristles are sold to shocmakers and plasterer, and the en- trails to sausage makers and student thus utiliz- ing every portion of the animal. 'lhi larger bulk of the hog supply comes Il‘Olll Missori, but Iowa and Illinois furnish a fair share of Le aggregate product. L T ' LOCAL PERSONALL W. S. THOMPSON, Marsliﬁeld, M0, is at the Laclede. LEM. HALL, Sedalia, Mo., is a nest of the Lacledc. . DR. CAMPBELL, Marshfield, Mo..is at the Planters’, . MR, REAVIS left last night for l.lltEast and Washington. . HON. CHAS. TOWNLEY, Cincinnati, 1 a guest of the Lindell. M. D. REES and son, Etlah, Mo., re regis- tered at the Planters’. G. W . BASSETT and brother, Vandallt are reg- istered at the Planters’. J. A. FRASER and bride, San Antoni; Texas, have rooms at the Lindell. W. J. GORDON, England, a young bt promi- nent nlooded-stock dealer, is rcgisterll at the Lindell. . MR. JOHN E. WINN, a prominent Clna mer- chant, is on a visit to the city, and takeais chow- chow at Hui-st’e. M. R. HOPPER, Mai-ion, Ill.; Jas. Douglass, Milwaukee, and Henry C. Williams. bnisvillc, are at the St. James. ‘ CAPT. R. C. GREY. Pittsburg; R. E Sellew, Cincinnati; G. T. Hardcastle and C. . Healy, New York, are stopping at the Lindell. MRS, SEABURY FORD. widow of exlov. sea- bnry Ford, of Ohio, is in the city visitidwith her nephew, Mr. E. A. Ford. General manger C .‘V'AN’.1‘E.D—'I‘o Di-uugists-A competent drug clerk U ANTED-—You to save your money by commenc- Agent of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and South- ern Railway, at 3059 Sheridan avenue.‘ H. C. LUCAS, N. Y., W. H. Green, Petrolia, Pa., and J. C: Hamilton, of Kansas City, mem-; bers of the Expressmen’s Mutual Beneﬁt Associ- ation, arrived at the Plaiiters’ yesterday.‘ ' ‘ _CoL. R. M. JOHNSON, who went to Jefferson Olly 1! few days ago to see what could be done for. Billy Wieners, returned home yesterday. W. F. SLEMENS. Member of Congress, Monti- W110: Ark.. arrived at the Planters’ yesterday fl10I‘mUg, and left for Washington in the evening. D. K. ALLEN, Boston; lVm. F. Allen, Central City. Colorado; W. *A. Hedden, New Albany. Ind._, and Mrs. Early, Colorado, are stopping at the Lacledc. 4. New Swindling Game. .. For the past few days there has been a man some twenty-eight or thirty years of age. abou five feet ten inches high. with full liglit—coloi-ed whiskers, weighing about 180 pounds, and wear- ing a blue sack overcoat, going the rounds of va- rious offices in the city, representing himself as hearing the same name as that of one of the firm upon which he calls, and asks to borrow from three to ﬁve dollars, with which to help defray the expenses of himself and wife to Sedalia, at the same time giving the names of several-prominent persons in Scdalia as references. He is a. swin- dler, and so far has been quite successful. One peculiarity of his operations is that he does not go to any of the prominentwholesale or retail stores. He represented at the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company that he and his wife had bought a large quantity of goods, and were stop- ping at the Laclede Hotel, and wished to obtain money suﬂicieut to return to Seclalia. his father- in-law living some four or ﬁve miles from the lat- ter city. ‘ BUSINESS NOTICES. Mrs. H. M_. Bou'.’ccr (formerly Miss Currier) has resumed business at her residence,2-945 Dayton st. SITUATION S WAN 'l.‘EI;—-£‘EMALES \ ANTED-Sltua.tlon,. by a ._a_rirl., to do housework. Call 316 S. Fourteenth street. ANTED—-A situation as cook by a woman. Mon- day, this office. ' ‘, ANTED—A sitiiation. by a young lady. as sales- lady in a store. Address L. L. , this office. V A1\_l’I‘ED-—Situation-—-A ﬁrst-class colored cook. wishes a situation; call at No. 2603 Lucas ave. ,- V ANTED-Situation by a. No.1 cook; also a.. laundress and one for up-stairs and dining- room work.and a German girl for general house- -work. 501 North Fifth street. 3/ ANTED-—A situation. by a. competent woman. an experienced cook; no Objections to do gen- eral work of a small family. Ad. S.H0ward, this of. . AN TEI)—A situation. by a young German girl. as _nursc or to assist in light housework. Apply _ at 1332 North Fif'te;ent.h street. AN’.l‘ED—-A situatio_n to general work around a house. by a colored man. Call at 6.10 Market st. ‘V ANTED-—Situation. to do house and dining- rooin work. Address A. G.. this office. SIT U A TIONS W AN TE]!-IIIAJIES. /.\_I \/ ‘ AN’l‘ED——I want: a few acres of land .with house. and soini-thing to do to get food till I can _ lant Address X. H. Y., G obe- .-\ /-~\ .»\,~A,—\ ,-x./\/\, \_,-\/\4 and grow something. Democrat office. wants emp1o_vmciit; salary not so inucli an ob- iect as einployment: unexceptionable references given. Ad. Borax. 1112 Locust street, _ WANTEI)—$l(l reward will be given for a situation paying 310 weekly. Address Man. this oflice. ‘V-IXNTFD-Sltllatloll by a young_maii 18 vcars old, as bookkeeper or salesman; will work for low Address H. wages at first; earl give good references. 1.. 1818 North Ixintli street. ANTED——I_n manufactory or wholesale house. situationin office. by fully competent young Highest 1'€C01'l1lll€ll(l8.I—10ll8. Ad. Senter,tliis of. ‘ ANTEI)—Situation by a young man who wishes to make hiinsclf useful in a store or office. No \\'a,2‘es expected until my services are appreciated. Willing. this ofiice. TAN’l‘ED—A situation, by a competent book- ‘ keeper. Address A. B. H., this office. ‘V.ANTED—A young man of 20 desires a situation in a real estate or railroad ofliceg speaks Eusrlish and German; can give ref. Address J. P. . this oflice. "V‘AN'I‘El)——A young German. speaking and writ- ing Engisli and German ﬂuently. who has knowl- edge of book—kecping. and is well recoiiimeuded by his present employer, wants a. situation. Address H. B. this office. WAN'FED—A situation by a. young man in any wholesale or retail business: speaks English and German; can give best of references. Address J. P.. this office. , ANTED-—E-i.Yt.u,ation as assistant cutter or trim- _ nier with merchant tailor. Address Cutter. thisoﬂlce. ‘, AN'l‘ED——A well—qualiﬁed young inan wants sit.- uatimi in commission house. eitlierin oﬁice. on ‘Change or to travel. Best of references as to char- acter and capacity. Address Rogers. this office. D1811. HELP WANTED~ FEIVIALES. entices for dressmaking. Apply 1410 Olive street, to-day. AN'I‘EI)—-A cook and up-stairs girl at 725 St. ' Charles street. _ HELP VVANTE] )-—BIALES. ‘\ TANT/ED——Men in each State for the Detective‘ Service. and to report criuic. Pay liberal. Ad- dress American and European Secret Service Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. I " HOUSES, ROOMS, azc.. WA1v1‘ED.l_*M ‘ ANTED--Nnicelv furnlsliedlioiise where board I will pay rent. Address C. D., this office. EiE.iL’nsr.irE"’wAiEE~rin. M I ANTED-—To rent or purchase, on montlilygia.y- meiits, a small im rovcd farm, coiitaiuing min 20 to 40 acres. Address ural. this oflice. 'WAlV TED-AGEIV TS ‘V AN'l‘I~‘.D-—Agnnts. to sell Dr. I). White's cele- brated Globulcs, for coughs and colds. Seventh and Olive streets. ‘ ANTl<‘.l)-Agents-Six entirely new articles, just out; also walking turtles, self-shining stove pol- ish. cold waterpeus. jewelry. and 100 other "ood nov- elties. Novelty Company, 609 Walnut st., St. Louis. VVANTED-—'I‘0 EXCHANGE. .. ——\ /\. r“\ .*\_ — \. "‘ ,»*....-\,.’‘~ F./\./‘J V AN'l‘F.D—-'l‘o Excliange——A 7 room house. cen- lrally located. in a good iicigliborhood. for a small house in the western part of the city, cast of Grand avenue. not to exceed $4,000 in price. Answer Excliange. this ofllce. DIISCELLANEOUS WANTS. . ANTED—Stoi;;efO:a iir1iitiii'e or ' nierchandisc at Sta1cy.A':Sc<>tt’s, 18 S. Fifth st. ‘V AN'I‘lr‘.D—I.000 tons of scrap iron for cash: also. every kind of oil barrels. Pope Iron and Metal Co. .. Fifth and Pine streets. 'V"[ AN'l‘El’)—-For repair. clothes-wrliigrers, fluters, children‘-s carriages, at 1017 Washington ave. V AN'I‘El)-Information of the whereabouts of Anthony Itlartlii, who left Baltiinorc in the spring of 1871: when last heard from was in Holden, Mo. Any lnfoi-mation C0ll(’€'1‘lll‘.l,9.'llilll will be gladly received by his brother. "A’I‘ltlCl{ MARTIN. 142 Franklin street, Baltimore, Md. ing to board at the What ‘Cheer House. 625 Morgan street. The only first-class r(=st.-iurant iii the city run ning a straight 5 and 10c. bill of fare. Regular dinner I-5-c.. without any consistlngs, but cut all you want, and if not satisﬁed, don’t pay. That’s the way we do business. PureJ:iva, 5c only. Come up this way. boys, if you want to live and get fat. TANTED--100 yoi1n,9: men to improve their health and plivsique by attending the Gymnasium; an instriictor always in attendance; terms. $10 a year. For particulars, send postal card to John L. Stock- wlel. Manager. BUSINESS F01’. SALE. . .OP.“SALE—-One of the best business houses in Southern Illinois. VVill sell for part cash, hal- lance on time if desired. Inquire this office. OR SAI.l<‘.-—Viiic;Ear ‘Works located in Sedalia. Address V. D. Bosch, Sedalia. Mo. _ ' 4-OR SALE—-To wafchmakers-—'I‘o sell a nice clean stock of jewelry with a good run of work in a good Illinois town; value $3.50.; satisfactory reasons for selling. Address soon. Watclimaker. this oflice. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE. OR SALE—-Low for cash..or excliamze for mer- chandise. a fine farm. adjacent to one of the most ﬂoiirishiiig towns in Kansas. inquire at 811 N. Fourtli st.. St. Louis. M0. CR SALE——-(_‘asb~—-A desirable chance to any gun- . tleinaii 'WlSlllll_L{' to purchase a couutryseat-—'I‘he Leander Macleaii farm, comprising 187 acres of land, divided into orcliard. farm and pasture lands; house lot highly improved with shriibbory and geological specimens; 2 houses, barn and farm out—biilldings; situated within fifteen minutes’ walk of Monticello Female Seminary, and ten minutes’ walk of Godfrey Station, on the Chicago and Alton Railroad, Madison County. Illinois. Address Geo. F. Long. adminis- trator, North Altoii, Illinois. FOR SALE-—-IIIISCELLANEOUS. OR SALE-—Oysters. at Biloxi. Mi'ss., cash or C. . 0. . Orders sent to T. . Wright, Blloxl, will receive attention. FOR SALE-—Bi-andinew Safe. with combination lock. $35. at 214 South Second street. FOR SALE--At a. Bargain--$1.000 will buy two . boilers22 feet lonz. 40 inches in diameter, with mud and steam drums. fire front grate bars. all coin- piete. Also. one horizontal engine. cylinder. 12 incliesin diameter, 24 inches stroke. wrought iron main shaft. 12 feet ﬂy-wliecl, Gardener‘-s improved governor. all in good ruiiniug order. Also, two 30- inch corn burrs“ at $185 each. Pope Iron and Metal Co. . Fifth and Pine streets. OR SALE--A large stock of fine blank books, leather and cloth bound. at tube on the dollar at our salesrooms. Faulkner. Millard & Co. B00 KS. OOKS--Harris’ Diet. Dental Surgery. leather. latest ed. $5.00. Todd on Acute Diseases, latest ed. $1.25. Meigs on Child-bed Fevers. latest ed. $1.00. Marshall‘: Physiology. leather. latest ed. .00. Dr. hapheyw eat books: Physical Life and he Trans- mission of ms. reduced to $1.50. The Book and N ewe St. A llshment are all graduates of Dental Colle All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. ’ block north of Lafayette Park: rent. $93; up Stairs- $11; down, $12. _ Papin J5 Biro. . 210 Noi't.h Sixth. - Louis Managers: DR. J . SPYER, DR. E. C. Chase. , Corner TENTH and OLIVE Streets. - The finest and most complete dental establislmient in the West. The operators connected with this est-a.‘ v ges and have had from ten (10) to twentv-ﬁve (25) years experience. All other Fillings - , 'l‘eetli ltxtractetl with Gas, 50 Cents N. B -—The public are invited at all times to inspect the rooms and examine the work of this Company. ASet of Best'l‘eet~h , - « $8 on Gold Fillings - - - - 2 30 —__._ 4 ,, DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. 1 SIISSOURI AVE—6 rooms. water in the house. suitable for two families. half I 8 CURRAN (or Dolman) ST.-—Tw0 squares . - east of_Lafayette Park, 6 rooms. S. . 1 PINE ST.—-For reiit—A deslravle 3-story _ Q) house; all modern improvements. Apply GAMBLE ST-Dwelling containing isiglit rooms, hall, ei.c.; large yard. front. side and rear. J C _ . 519 Walnut street. ADAMS STREET. first street 80'.ll}'l of hall. gas. bath. aiid,watei'close_l_;. four. closets and pantry, side and 17ackyai'd, in first-class order. To , 705 Chestnut street. 3 LINDELL AVENUE—10 rooms. stone- fr _ stable in rear. Apply at once to C. H. Filley, 012 N. Main street. to Mrs. M. Jacobv. 505 Franklin avenue. Apply to HN M AG U1 BE. Clark street, six rooms and laundry. 282 - good tenciit 2830. Apply at house , or Fraiike A’: Breiiiiaii. out inausard jroof. front and side yard. Olt I'fENT—-Elegant house in first-‘class neighbor- ture for sale and house for rent. A. D. G. ‘WOR, BENT-—W est End Place houses for rent—Une on the eastside and one on west side. near cor- ner Ware avenue and Olive street: rent $11 66 per month. with gas, bath. marble mantels. elevators. etc. Iiiauireon the premises of Janitor. FOR RENE--Ro'01v1s. 11 SOUTH FIFTI-I S’l‘.-Elegaiitly furnished ‘ rooms. suitable for geiilleinen; next to Olympic Theater. ‘ 6 1 N. FIF’]‘}I S'I‘.——C0mf0i'tably f uriiished‘ front rooms, by day. week or moot . MARKET S'l‘.—Nicely furnished rooms for ladies or gents. 0’ I OLIVE —S'I‘REET—-—G-ciits‘ fui'imthed undilu- 3 furnished rooms. at ‘low rates. wilth gas. w.iter.baf.h. water-closet and good attendance. In- quire of Janitor. on the premises. 24 CH“U’I‘EAU AVE.—l'4‘irst-class location; every coiivenieiice; rooms fur. or unfur. O0 CI-IEST.-NU’I‘-Furnished front parlor for 1 1 or 2 gents. in private family. N. SIXTEENTH-—()arr Place-—-A neatly 9 fur. froiit room. fire. gas, bath. Rent low. , VVASHINGTON AVE.-2 fur. rooms. 2d ﬂoor, front and back; front rooms on 3d ﬂoor. 1019.CI{ES1‘NU'I‘ S’I‘.-Entrance on 11th st. 2d-story front room, fur. . gas and fire. '12 1. N. SIXTH S'1‘.-—Large front room. fur- OLIVES SST‘:-Eicg_anl. room for rent , fur- _ iilshed or unfurnished. OLIVE S'T.—Fur. or unfur. rooms , let, 2d 6 C "" OLIVE S'I‘.—l.t‘uruislled rooms sln0'le or in suits. Ref. ex. , O PINE ST.—Large 2d-story front room, 4.; fui'nislieo;fire. gas, hatli. or unfur.; charges very moderate. first floor; every convenience. Rent only $11 . PINE ST.-Nicely furnished room, for ‘ a geiitlcmaii. ,‘ OR ItEN'I‘——$l3 per iiio.——upper half new building on Jefferson avenue. between Morgan st. and OR P.ENT——Dcsirable rooms on V}'ashiii_:tOii ave. Double parlors. handsomely furnished: rear par- lor as it bedroom: everytliing coinplcte; most excel- lent meals served in rooms at any iour; as comforta- in the cltv, and at a total cost for livin: of about $70 per mont '. ‘V111 rent the rooms unfurnished. or sell the whole ora part of the furmture. the object being to securea good tenant. Reference ﬁeqmred. Ad- iiislled, on second floor, with fire and gas. ‘ and 3d ﬂoors. Inquire on the pri,-inise‘-s. OLIVE ST.——Oiie or two large rooms. fur. SHERIDAN AVENUE, .3 nice rooms on Franklin avenue ; inquire Fred.Fisher, corner grocer. ble and pleasant arrangeinent for gent and wife as is dress . . . . This office. TO LET FOR BUSINESS I’Ul}’.POSES. NORTH FIFTH S’I‘REE'l‘——Nexf. to south- - west corner of Olive,in Lucas marble build- ing. This store, with basement, has been recently remodeled and fully equipped; lieate--d bv steain; possession atonce: to a desirable ti-nantalease will be given. GRETHER & BOECK. Agents. 213 North Sixth street. 8 1 2 N. FOURTH STREE'.[‘—St0i‘e. OR RENT-—Fourtli Street St0re—Nc\v_sl0lie front with basement. two stories; next to G .obe-Demo- crat oflice. S. V. Papin & Bro.. 2l0 North Sixzh st‘. 4 OR ItENT—-To some ﬂrst—class hotel man and wife. a new hotel with 22 rooms. barn and plenty good water, well located for business. Persons de- sirous of renting address Doc. C. Link, Litchtleld, Ill. . for ten days. OR RENT-—Slxtli and St. Charles. 2 floors for wholesale business. near the business centers and cheap rent. BAILEY BR()S.. 509 Chestnut street. PERSON“.-1L. 11 o'clock. c. o. ERSON AL—Dr. Smith. ladies’ physician. treats females on1y.lfyou are in trouble,c.ou.=sult the Doc- tor. Boarding. Womb difficulties a s])eclzilt_v. Call or write.1025}§ Franklin av. . St. Louis. Estalilislicd 1869. FIN AN CIAL. IN\.-{N/CIAL—-Money at 7. 8 and 9 per cent: 3110.000. _ $8.000. $3.000, $2.000, $1.000, $500. on city real estate. G. M. Keeley .2 Co., 713 Pine. INANCIAL-Money to loan in sums to suit on St. Louis city and county real estate. J. W . Suther- land. 707 Olive. . MUSICAL. /\/\{ USlCAL——Pfanos. the Belle of St.Louis at factory prices. St. Louis Piaiiofortc Co. . 620 Locust st. USICAL-—A good 7-octave piano for rent at $3 75 _.L per month, at No. 2802 Locust street. OCAL teacher. gent, to call 108 North Thirteenth. Mrs. A. R. Kellain. . CHICKPJRING. DECKER BROS.. M.-i'I‘HUSH1lK Pianos. and Estcy Organs are the best. Prices lowerthan ever. Terms to suit. Storv & Camp, 912 and 914 Olive street. \.r'\/\ /K ./\ EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL—Double entrvbook-keeping: $20 business penmanship $5, and a complete course in arithmetic and commercial calculation $10, at Jones’ Commercial College, 309 and 311 N. Fifth-st. I ESSCNS in bookkeeping.mathematics and Gernyan J by F. C. Kossak. 1135 Paul s . ltefcrences: 001. Field. Pres. B. Pub. Imps. ; VV. T. arris. Supt. Pub. Schools. Ex-Gov. B.G.Brown. Aug. Huiiicke if: others BOA.l{.DlN(3r. LOCUST ST-—-Well furnished rooms for re ll with good board; day boarders accoinino‘d ’WASI-IINGTON AVIS.-'I‘wo furiiislied rooms, with or without board. 6 C 1.32 O BIlE’.\IEN AVE.—-Large newly furnished 13 rooms with ﬁi-st-class board. Ref. req. 1 V0 7' PAPI-N——Nice fur. front parlor, man and '9) 0 wife or two single gents, private f‘-1111-. with or without board. OLIVE ST.-——A large, handso llICl]’f;.lI‘- nlshed front room. with board. 91 LOST AND FOUND. OST-—A ladies’ gold breast-pin. Sunday evcnlmr, January 6. 1878. on Glasgow ave. . bet. Thomas st. and Sheridan ave. ; suitable reward. 2908 Sheridan ave ' OST——Strayed-A pony. mare. 9 years’ old; sorrel color: hip out of place; shod all round. By rc- turning her to 3014 Larned street a good reward will be paid. J. Rooney. 0S.'I‘——Oii January 12 there was taken from my b 8-E39 Washington ave... abugrgy whip; handle amber- color; ferules gold; stock black, studded with white ivory imitation knobs; whip stood perfectly strai.,«:lit. A siiitable reward is offered for its return to B‘. F. Espensclieid. Mayor’s oflice. I OST—-Strayed or stolen from 17 N. Fifth street, .1 brown mare. with saddle, bridle and blanket: if found, return to M. Nathan, 3114 Adams street. A liberal reward offered. OS'I‘—-A small red-covered order-book. on North .1 Second street near Olive; book contained ﬁfty orders for P. A. and P. I. ; finder will please leave at 400 North Second street. LOS1‘—$25 _Reward-Strayed—-A brown mare mule, 15,’-5 hands high; has a few gray hairs on hip. and is fully shod. The finder will receive a. handsome reward by delivering same to Mr. Peifuss. No. 1626 North 14th street. city. OST—-$5 Reward—-On Saturday afternoon. on Fifth street, a lady’s muff.conta ning two pack- ages. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at the Theatre Comique bar. OS'I‘——A whiteinointer doll‘. with a half brown face J and brown spot on his rump. A liberal reward will be paid on returning the'sa.ine to northwest cor- ner Allen avenue and Eleventh street. ‘ OST-Ati-oller-skating, cor. 25th and Washington .1 avenue. Saturday afternoon. January 12. a gold bracelet. The ﬁnder will receive a liberal reward by returning the same to No. 110 N. 13th slree . 0ST——A old and platinum locket. with mono- gram M. D. C. on one side and platiiium on the other. A suitable reward Will be paid for 11-8 re- turn to Room 23, Singer Building. FOUND-—A lad ‘s boa. Owner can obtain same by applvlng to r. Wvman, U.S. Marine H-ispital. UND——The gentleman that lost diamond pin on Co. , am Northroiutn street. ROFESSIONAL-—Madam Anna, the great fortung Louis. and Park avenues. treats asthma. emphysema, etc., with com ressed o rarified air bv means of Wa1denburg’s _ apparatus. ._ . fer refer and reader of planets, telling past, presen an future. causiii.‘-I Speed)’ 11,13-l_‘I‘19-g€S- Gt‘-’-s Cur“ 3“ nervous diseases, removes evil inﬂuences. stamps for Guide to Long Life.Prosperlty and Happi ness. hood, full of first-class, paying boarders; furiii- . . . H. CLOUGH, magnetic healer, 803 North Sev..~ 10 to =2 a. m. y ‘ NY ONE wishing a healthy child . 3 weeks old, medicines at similar prices. _ room 46. McLeaii’s Block. St. Louis, Mo. ‘BEST ON EAItTI-I’Ji§’é‘§“‘? and Mattresses, on payments. uggy. then standing in front of residence l‘-lo. - PROFESSIONAL. teller of the West. -212 Walnut street. ROFESSIONAL-Dr. J. C. Darby (Lexington Ky.) will practice medicine and obstetrics in St ' Office. 14-30 Curran street, between Lafayette )ltOFESSIONAL—-Dr. Otto Greiner. 1434 Carotid let avenue. specialist for diseases of the lungs 5- neumati ' we RUFESSIONAL——Physici_an. Astrologer and the Great Prophet of America, most successful in fiend ﬁve Office. 1518 Wash streei. Address M. Estro. " ‘WASHING’I‘ON AVENUE‘ﬁ . 8 New York I')«1~.‘ntizhl1§l<)om§.i1 ,_ lace to getavoot rea ese 0-’ I -: tefetnpfor $8. G-oldﬁillings. $2. , The Colton Dental Association.f {) RIGINATORS of use of gas. '1-‘_eeth,__ ' .. extracted at half of former prices‘. All kinds of dental operatioiis executed»: ‘ . in most erfect manner atlowest rates D. I. JOSEL ’N. Dentist. 517 Olive street. ‘ ALL soirrs euth street. Pains removed instantly. Hours adopt, will please call at 1907 Lucas avenue.- REE DISPENSARY——Medlcines to the Door very " low; 30 compound cathartic pills, 10 cents: other = Address Dr. Dodge,» 811 Vtraslilngtoii ave.~ $ ‘ A STYLISH AND WELL-MAl)l$‘._ BUSINESS SUIT- Of fashionable material. for the above price. . « . ‘ UMPI-IREY &; CO.’S, Northeast corner Fiftli and Pine. ~* —--New and Second-hand _ For Sale Cheap at ’ _ Star Loan Office, 315 Olive st.’ I LEVISON & BLY'I‘IIE Stationers. 219 Olive street. BAKING PWDEW HEADS THE LIST, 7 Sweet twelve hours after mixing in dough. Trv it. CHRESTMAS PRESENTS --IN-— ‘ At Factory Prices. F. A. DURGIN. Seventh and Olive sts. NTIRE STOCK OF CASSIMERES. etc., must bit closed out by Januarv 28. J. L. WOOLF & BRO.. No. 821 North Fourth street. Between Franklin avenue and Morgan street. DIAMCNDSII , CR BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS. WA'rCIIEs 1- and Jewelry. go to the most reliable place in t, C by: No article of J ewclry is ever iiiisrcpreseilted to quality or value, at C. A. CO0PER’S .201 North Fourth Street. -Cﬁ TT’ .4v—~.n.-4< i; l‘. OFFICE AND FACTORY: Nos. 64,66,68,70,72,74,76, 80 &.82 Washni ton St., N.Y abort‘; -I I W ‘: .:.". The most ileasaut and effective Soap for the Lmin-S dry or for .‘ V A fit] package sent free on receipt of 20 ' abbifs vi ' ~ . . - >5 7’. Made from the ‘unrest vegetable oils. Unrivaled for the Toilet and the Bath. For use in the Nursery it has no equal. Sample box, containing three cakes, sent free on receipt of 75 cents. abbiii’s Soap Powder. From this Powders beautifui and serviceable white soft Soap, of any desired strength, can be made in ten minutes without the use of grease or potash. Trial paagc sent free on receipt of 25 cents. ‘ ¥%abbdfs Yeast Powder. Absolutely pure. Bread, cakes, puddlngs.etc. .made in a sllort space of time. keep longer aiid are more di- gestible than when made of common and cheap imita- A trial p;-.cl~:a,2'e sent free on receipt of 75 cents. abbifs Saleratus. Asamnle package sent free on A standard article. receipt of 25 cents. abbii’s Cream Tartar. Warranted free from all impurities. The house- wife can rely upon it. Trial package sent free or. rev cei. of 75 cents. abbil:'t’s Potash. A pure concentrated alkali. double the strength 0 coniinon potash. Sample sent free on receipt of 25 THE PROPRIETOR will give an ounce or gold for every ounce pf impurities found in any of these preparations. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. Good. Pure and VVholesome. ‘Raises Nice. Light and‘ ' 1 Solid Silver and Fine Electra Plate Original and M Standard Manufactures.) ' Best Soap. zimily Wasliiiig purposes ever offeretil A Toilet Soap. Free yourself from Rheumatism and Gout by the persevering use of Parker’: Ginger Tonic. Severe internal Pains, Colic, Cramps and Headache quickly yield to it, and it readily checks Diarrhoea without Constlpatlng the bowels. ‘ Sold by Thursday evening last will find the same by call- lm or addressing 610 Carr street. -
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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 28, 1877
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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 24, 1875
Date: 1875-10-24
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Show moreu. >_Vu—.--v-Iv... —-—--..n. ~.....—-r. ‘S ' 0 NEW‘ smzrns. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 24:. 1875. V0}; 1--n:o.15s. QSECIJREFROM THE suamo. th Statnteccflliissourl 11 .in the s-r. more 3.35: fivscnsncn oonxrAiv93;°’5ip° 3’ which does not exceed 5800 other process. for the debts of tam; to every head of a mmily. riy be swept away to satisghis 1) law exp reserv to his wife and children. '1‘ e Btu insolvent, and all other pro creditors. His Life Poillc as annual premium on is exempt from execution, or the insured. This is impor. Wealthy now. he may die thus‘ humanely . lea out the debt which a man owee his family, and prefers ta - ment before all others. Shall not 3 man be as careful .0335 family as is the State? ____ H on come. l&T§lhlMl $100,000 WOR TH OF DRY GOODS To be sold at once, compris- ing our Entire Wholesale Stock. Having determined to Closeout this Department, wewilleell atlleteil _theEn- tire Stock, at a Great Sacri- ilce. Th above GOODS are all FBZE and NEW, and were bought direct from the Mnnuinetnrerc FOR CASH, and will be sold cheaper than DRY GOODS WEBB! EVER BEFORE BOLD IN 5'1‘. 1?. B.-m ~ POSITIVE, AND FOR I! OXLY, and will commence MONDAY ' MORNING October 25th, and be contin- nednntil the Entire Stock is Bold. - J.&T.Swal|ow 807 North 1?ouri:h"8ii'eet. Fl “ll DIAL... “am ‘ﬁx FI NANOIAL. 553 .QQ.iQ.Q95.'°§zi'§€"£?.”'§i‘” 3......" °"’ '2" - FINANCIAL. 1.12%’.-'5.-El’ §£**::*:‘:g:;s?;'§'.$’i‘»i”“3;-;"” i-3 LUGDB'l'D8 a. nu. ; mt. Augustus B. Hart 8500 Io. 233 Pine his-eat, BANKERS AN D BROKREB. ;LOUIﬂ. Handle Gold, Silver, Govern- ments. Butte. City. County Bonds, and Local Boom-iﬂei. Land Warrant: Wanted. Choice Investment Securities constantly on hand. fommercdnl Paper Wanted. -—_......._.—..._...._._ $250,000 St. Louis 00. Park Bonds giTMi.'u'n iwwiwosus em 80 «came us an aludtbeﬂlrnalzho comm um: ates-Low ocnnimuuiln u‘eltu1n. on many, to no Do if ucromais, lot on pun-nu“: mull ivchudnnuuntat. Lmocu-my 5nolnel($:l.D00)0II shown:-M tuna Int 15*!!! Audi, wit. ya:-we csmeniyymsumammpaginknwmum nu ago) Iixperecnhu per anus. was warm coupon mulmi pcyibk i&O princi- pd ul tum-ax oi use banana»; punch in mold coin or the United own at xnmrses.» mxmmu Bank of (inhumane be uwmy «In: You. Bid: win he n-mnc let my r.-miner unboooou not {3o)ivu17-he I34 up:-uni: no bul so be «on- women I Mannie than 01.017 70):»: uxnuun uvenieau Md in-coir unto our hoomilu wuinm-viucu with-I0 N106!-at ouunau. hi-dlariplrlisieleesnewy of in nmouuw. . orlheiilulefﬂulsinui Duh. uni Ihvnoenad tau:-octupiolhncuuouaivuv so be paulaaao Irrluruuhur. , uusuyuikzllonrmiihvinndu will ulnar in-r‘g:iru1lnnue3I1I:nIolunyMlONOIlteui1nO so .i:eniu.hprovuwuiciIhel’o:!. l’IiBD.L.OLlI!U!!l. oscnomwcom. 'linlso'""' "'i}'ﬁ*_e'r.i.'1'E MG """"" "iii commit an .l1'i‘ll. OIAI MS. 71 1'1. 11. cu. «. ea. 60. ‘M. It. I. ea. ‘in. ca. 0010119 13. GLLHWS. ». to. M. u. I. 7:. as. an. ‘F6. 78. 12. ‘T7. IV. on-coco-uuunuo. 56.70. can mun. Wl~I“4°‘|'¢’-11"" “IN 51 Mdnoﬂld HUI-I-KY! vI1~=J===_e.‘.>_'z-.-.':..-.se.:_ 5.» ."“- sh I--in -rev Nvniuw Bw:§ gru ..§‘.".....a°'(:E.9'.’.I.'.2‘ it man , um!’ yam»: r_m.x: sod u.og ohll. DH. .wl1iurJo¢iA.m._u.u§. mum mtu-taco ‘to Links 64 new so-run. DRY GOODS. A Superb Stock of SILKS, In Black, Gros-Grain, Cashmere, Hand-spun, Bom1ct’s and all the best and most popular makes, at prices from $1 per yard upward. Their stock of colored Silks is VERY COM- PLETE in allthe new Fall Shades of Color- ing, Dark ‘Greens, Browns; Smokes, Navy Blues, Plums and all other choice shades. The Silk Stock isvcr attractive. PRICE are LOW, and the goods cannot be sur- passed. ||.Il.Mann&Bo £17 and“£l9 li.ll‘oan-th Street". nnnss Goons. We -venture noiahing - when We state that our present stock of tFall and - Winter Dress Goods is surpassed by nozother. Goods at all prices and qualities, from lowest to ﬂncst ’ FRENCH . NOVEL- TIES. - We know the inducements we oﬂor are suiilcient to con- vince ALL WHO WISH TO BUY. Ev- ery ‘T33-3'. brings NEW attractions to this most attractive stock I-l.ll.Mann&Ba. CL0AK_§;_. SHAWLS and SUITS. Those goods are rep- resented «in- the De- partment in large va- added daily. We pro- 6701‘. < H.D.Mann&Bo m and its N I-‘ourih Street. E. H. mzmans as 00., Lumber Merchants, , ttouunuaiolln-s&ai':I\rciinrsos) Pine. Oak,‘ Poplar and Code! Lumber. Shingles. bath, Sula, Doors. Etc. ‘assume- vueeanu-in l.“.’.'P’H?.‘L‘..‘—‘”A— ° on-~:: £:..'"“.......*‘ ‘Fr. -..'.'.':*.'.......".‘ “ *“~' riei;y,New Goodsbcing 0’ pose to make this stock more attractive than 5 DRY 00008. DRY OGOBI. Seasuianiiashio B. BBAWFIIBB & E0. Oder to-marrow an entlruly new noel: of Ben.- sauahlo and Fnniansble D21 Ooodnnunouxy lleiivertd within the put week. And secured ea price: which only 2-eudy each can uamnund. Loco I’.ndleo' Beaver cinch. UN‘ 85- 08. I7 50. I10. upto 330. ' ' 100 ‘Ladies’ Choice Ncvcluu in Oleﬁn. from 836 to 8100. t?"‘!‘he nbon lot: are especially deterring of Milka. ecmprllhil many loin. style and prior oexuidond. not to be found elsewhere. 600 Ladies’ Btuﬂnnlim. latent rules. In every eolnhlunlion of mltcrinl and oolorinr. lin. II I. I1!’ 50. C15. 317 50. I10. and up!» I00. roe ‘Woolen Plain and mold Ovvnhiru and nus--m. 37 no, I8. I10. 31:. 818 50. ms. had up in 035-. Glenn Cloak: in Blue and ﬂinch Water prruaf. for ladies. M10814 Ind Guildnn. I-"'TboHiJo¢-I‘ Plaid Quin, no long delnybd. an poalunly pa-omhwcl this week. DRESS GOODS 45 pa Titkn mnuu. B50. co pen Alpaca Ddntnu. 16¢. 85 pa Burntoo moth. ﬁve. (ope: Damage, duh nhndcqsae. I0|>ell'la!dDobu[o.vorywllo.$O¢i choke putter»; new being held eluvhen nu nu: rnu-lnri M-L88. ' so pm Camel‘: nu: Inﬂux. very muss mode. inc and bury. Bow wean we. (Opel Invisible mod: Plans. head: Fae- tcnaaseq vctihloe. Goya 1-I nuvvool French Poplin mm. 36¢: "lulu price: 189. :0 you All-wool Holds. 1% fuel wide. at ‘Ila; would be champ MI! 16. I can Poplin Alpaca. in all the nveicch chad». double width. at nu-nuance. to you 7-! Iucilah Baruch Maids. chant aqlu um: magniﬁcent aeolian. at I501 would he ﬁitlizﬂl 500. lo we 3130- Ink Alpuu. Mu ml! worth (N. RIBBONS lodpu lav)-bloc. Damian! and son- bomrnluh .50-e.ooe.'i5o.I.l ma Iisiiaytzd. etopulnneylnoldnnd unsub- bon.‘I6o.$l5e.IOo.80c,73eIndlll1Ied. ".V'lcwu-edaunhmbbeua. U1 Hazard. Alveguasdu. MBAWFBBD & l}9.’S Very tnllnugz1‘.’ﬁ:.-nlaodﬂteo-Cu-u).nnndoll~ houodiuhnibnoua.-n nhuau oadoohn, nuke lleehnadllnlr Rlhbclhlnd all It Inckynottunrcieuo MILLINERY nuhnqutmuzmulcmshuvtho heat! 8819315. Boauurul dosed ct Vetveellonnou. Dunn: lilkﬂoaaolﬁllnnhllnct. Blnet and B10‘! Ieltnena-cu. . 1‘:hniucdlad‘UI»|rl.nnldWld¢VI‘@§IUI¢ mocha. - Lodka'DnuC4a».t:-inmuedln the nova: nhadouelrlbbc-in. Binalﬂluclroantx. Bnbiseuihtuiaollnunnanannou. B$}kl.n.d'Yoh-etl’ornnn4leo. ﬂihandtzurqpoﬂouandnounou. Luguscheiu olfuyor Iuhion E“ licvaoedobeingroedvod at-on bun The Popular am! To One- Prioe Cash Home of D. Crawfun1& Bu. j.1is, no and 420 Franklin Avenue. and Threuxhte 82613. Flflhﬂi. J . H. CRANE, FURNITURE. inner Form an iashiuini irons. Hue Bureau suits, :4. Pill lirbli iii 0% Cm on, $80. Parlor Suits as Low as 840. ALL 0Uil WORK GUARANTEED §fliiffi:Tl"i*'§"éii’xEi”‘iifii‘i5usr'”"":"£'iL§ ‘he only are not (Jeni the Intent. And Irene’: Genuine Ger-Ln Celene, 1* “ﬁve. gr --*.:*:.3._.‘;l__-.§,.;-.i:-.°..-:; and 1 liuvila WE MVE BY OTHERS’ MISFORTUNES By buying all onrgoodainthe New York and Philadelphia Auctions, when merchants are often {creed to sell their goods tor a more triﬂe. in 8: B1i‘tlain’s MILLIHEBY GHBDSE no ‘boron Hotel. All cola‘:-I. Se. no buxu Buds. all colon. Go. 10 boxes Buds. with beads, all colon. 10¢. 20 boxes Long lnrnwu. Sound 100 each. is beau long Dpnuye. mm. ISO each. no home Len: Donn. extra nno.‘86o. we and 500. 50 boxes Imitation Octﬂeh ‘nos. 50- IO box“ In.) on:-ieh Tips. All uhulol. Inc. we boxes Ben! Ostrich Tips. 133:. long. 864:. in canola: Xmdnﬂabomleyd. no eunesuxmnnibbomanxhdu. 15036. 10 eoruulim lG.loAlBIvi'n. 150:4. in ouwsu Xe. :a.lI‘or7I!Iu» 15°11- Jﬁooyda !‘mqeciu.iI&ouadIp. l.,000:aluEilk Velvet. II u 16- l.¢0or:in0oitcnVctvot.8§eycinnduy. Nunes & Biitiain I305!‘ the llleﬂ R663 Ind 3003758009! Black Alpacas MOEAIRS onr‘nnninAveuse.amdobniouihude£y com ..L - radian-:n:1novuumarqén.maoaa.. so¢o.1oJru¢ua|um.e&cuuh. todo:0honiao.45ecoeh. e tafgull tohpdlt. Nunes & Briitain Beculveclcuﬂatu-slraainngnlllcontnoolet LACES ' Soeihuolmito IAOONI Blleiﬂﬂklaoo. Sp. Doﬁydsnlueklllltlalomtido. loo. la-co. on ' sang:-gpnpxuomnsouicu a guru. in hayhnsr-roxueabauervaho, io.oooyJo'rauiac.k.Ie.4o.ud§ennu-e. l£o¢ydn‘rrhnnInx311h.o1loe3wI.Ioo. bu Ladies’ cmd faenter HOSIERY xuirnannrr-rA‘1xuon" lhcbul value in this cl - I0 dour: Indian’ finished 60 dozen (haw 311511306 ‘tau’ nllarocl ﬂue. On. . Clint!’ Karine kid: and Di-em-en. $0- 0931!’ borﬂetol loaned ‘Bdkﬁ. do. come‘ banned ﬂl-nun: nan. loo. co plh-IH¢n’I!An¢dJInnl rumor at 40 deun lupudon. 106. On- NOTION STOCK .156» 150. ‘. 4 ;il7r2o8t G4/vcn Away. 50¢) Och Jowslfy. 517- we Sou Jewelry: III. 150- 500 Dressing Doubt. Be. 600 Baal Oellbl. 50- ' I00 yard CD001 (loans. 30 AI9°¢l- 100-uni Ipool Cotton. UGO A IPOOL Oood Pin» to A paper. 1.000 Bottle: Cologne nndzuxaoti. do and ice. . 1.000 Tooth Brecht!» Soc 600 But: hnznhchloe and 119. Incl ‘linlr switches. boo Quin. Goniv the Line: Oollul. ﬂow 1.000 in-col win. to and Ba. . 100 [NM l'OnI'l‘IlIir6 bound. '5“ 405- 1oo.ooo.ooo Iudlu. he led to super. 11 good noel Pena Karlie. 1 good plck Iinnlopu. £0. moo Papa Walnut. M. 1,000 You India. to. too gun has -ram: leap. to I unu- me do: Demo‘ lhin Ironic. as end up. no In acute‘ Deuce km ﬂaw. Be. All l.abolcnudM$iuAIcMe/aloenuoi Nunes & Brittain 602, 604 and cos rmmxmn hfvniqcn, second Doc-I above 3110:. with Duo: Black Silk and Yak. DRY GOODS. WINTER FASHIQNSI Second Visit this Season to the Eastern Markets. Largest Purchase of SU ITS DRESSES Uoommio; loacstntaﬁucveuetnaﬂﬁveuehiecctrec ' We ever made at any one time.’ Many styles of Garments conﬁned strictly to our House. No Duplicates can be found in this city. Prices thoroughly satisfac- tory, commencing as low as FIVE oomns For an Excellent ELUTHELAK In stylish, periect ﬁtting, well-made Garments, the ladies oi the city and all tribu- tary sections of the country, KNOW WE EXCEL. We are now prepared to place before them an assortment FAB. SURPASSING all pre- vious eiforts, and we feel hilly Justified in saying we -have really the ONLY STOCK of these goods in this market. A personal inspec- tion will fully vcrifythis as- seriion. WE URGE upon everyone a comparison of our styles , and prices. soiiooos. VANDERYOORT .9. BABNEY, 428 and 425 Noam rounm ST. “‘“ coI.LAn crown. ' éomine my mil in AT TE)! 1 DOLLAR STORE "Marlins" Felt Shirts for ll. A pres: her run: use them. Lattice’ ﬂcrlno ‘Elude:-wear, M ‘ion than nxulxrmial. la and lilacs’ Flannel Jackets. creel- ien: value for 81. - Genie‘ Winter Undo:-vent cheaper than ehqwhnro. Genie‘ line 81!): (Suspenders. for I1 porpnlr stun DQLLAR STORE. ﬂare of those Pretty Tnpeetry 1152:. Children’: Rocking Chairs. with cushioned lento. « line Vfnlnut Br cu. Sieuoeeepcn Ind Sure he rrcau man. A resume aloe:-aelmum Pipe for El. Fine Pocket Knives for I 1. AIM ofruod Steel Knives and fork: [or Ii. xiegnnl Lanapn. with A:-5-nnxi Burner». for 01 each. at the .3 OLLAR STORE. _ 811 Rogers in ll:-9.’: Nickle Tons-poona for 81. Twelve line Plain Goblet: to:-ll. '1‘avu nun llriinnnin Soup Ladies 191- I1. A ﬁne Carvingﬂcx lo:-I1. ‘bro lino ‘tabla Trays (or 81. non of then Diamond Glau Bowie. Threoﬂne plated lice! Knives for 01. hp excellent I31-oaldut Cancer 20:81. at Ibo DOLLAR STORE. l.«uliu’Bnbbcr and Chain: in non-rs.-. ﬂu pinto. Hun (Mid than-orsinn on 01. onto‘ you chain. in on plan. Ladle! um Gum! nu. DI-on and in new Dells”. lmlsoileu liull-but count. in below us- IIAI IN“. u the DOLLAR STORE. dean‘ flannel Ovu-tutu. well made. no of large Ala. (0201. Gcau'Imh:oidaud naamn Shirts. a nun bu-gnln. for 81. four Pair: Gotta‘ Slater loan for Bi. I-files‘ Lac: Colin! and Out. In intact It) at. 344154’ and acute’ Linen Hum‘ c-rehieb. belawregulnz-value. .. Your the Damask or Loon rowel: (on Dan) lo! C1. Twelve l'tn'k.e1 Bad Doyﬂearorll. It the IWIBEBNNMI DOLLAR STORE. 406 North Fourth Street 8'1‘. LOUIS, MO. GIBBONS & LAWRENCE nnmn. nnminrimnr 707 Wnahlngtcn Avennc. - SEE THE Attractions And Bargains Oifered this week. T113 LARGEST LED 108$ OOKPLETB HILL *Y S'I'H3K In the Western States. H. F. ‘BREED, unwlmvnmlxonnxann _ FINE ‘:::T:3§:§§: SHOES “:7-_;;:; mcxnm s wgson, - I X_§\(.S.;“‘”7~ f“ " no» em \«-".“.‘3»T-5. 309 Ind 31! N. Third afngfrifw-W0: . s':.x._otm. 4 huimcpnh-06. Imllwllitﬂiiﬁﬂﬂﬁlﬁnlllo moon, lhnl lnnon, .I'B0‘?3ll’!03ﬂ 0! ADVANCE AND VENICE ELEVATORS . 0ice;larciaitl'Biciain Bnllilnl. ﬂ’¢dg|gnopﬂoupnSdOO01¢50I!l‘0lCIIl pg. x..gg.,aioa;oaudnlnvouxkee)&ui4u. |IdDI'I'ﬁPQ§ILm ‘XIX DIXON "b°"““"‘ canrdnovtlou Iletﬂuc pnzhmonohnﬂ oooaumsbuhol. Loléhliasn Dress Trimmings At Very Low Prices. Natural Ostrich. Black Ostrich, Seal Brown Cock Feather Trim- minn- Hnrabout Pn.ssemcntexlcs,Twist and Oxlmped Braid Fringes. Handsome wide Fringch suitable fox-’Ap1-on Fronts. Woolen F:-ingcs. unitablo for all styles of Dress Goods, in all the new shades. Bergmnnnm Uneqnaied 21éfPHYR WORSTE DS . At 200 per Ounce. Woolen Ya:-nu, Gctxnantown Wool, Hand-knit Woolen Good!» Woolen Goods, etc. MILLER, GRANT 8:30. 605 North Fm-£1: Street. '1‘. F. HBLOMY. 8: 80; Have the pleasure -oi’ an- nouncingthnt they have pur- chased from the ussignee, part of the stock in trade of . Messrs. Brown, Frazer 62; 00., Broadway, New York, now IN 0 Bnnmorror, Having secured it at less than F]17'1‘Y_OENTB ON THE DOL- LAR. The goods have or- rived, nnd we will oifer the entire stock on Monday Morning At a small advance on cost. _ Thentock embraces GALIGOES — MUSLINS,‘ FLANNELS Blankets, Coinforters, consrxrs DRESS 60003 Table Linens, Towels, Linens, Gents’ White Shirts, Under- shirts and Drawers I ' _- 8115' ponders, etc. ' ‘~: The Terms of this Sale are Gash. T. F. MULUNEY 8: I10. 618 Franklin Avenue. NEW s':n~§’:‘T:§ 0! Ohiohm-lng_‘s_ Upright _Pia_,nnoe -Q mt‘ IE. gg. :. “.1 .=, Ml , 1. 3, 4. ’~\ .... . ‘V'- ..-,,«~.~.. ...-...-.‘-...-I.‘ - ..... M..- ,...,-.....,....oa—-—-- .. ._....,...__. ... V ., . . vol-M ,dInIIIde-tlerolnaueoxnen. Butt: mouth- ..... .-..,...-.. _..4. ... . . .. . . . .... ..., ,. MUSIC ARI) ITS MASTERS. The Amenities of tho Tone- painters. ‘Their Culinre E3’ heiio, Not l.lle~ rnry Nor Intellectual. Amuslng Incident: from the UV08 07 U1! Greai Compocorund Exncuttnu of the Flu. Whiletha etdvhverb insist: on Ihnpowerot naunoto Ioothtle uvlnttt" noitennotedue yarosoolnr-Iointxjibteptneeol oonoovd.otvrIrin- nveulotpenoe. when ye oonIiderthn_tth_mnI- yozity oi the dznqunowngninlbeujaxeinttloo inn none" “ " otu...‘.c’.l ‘ 50;.‘ “ oiinupeuegtonvrhoio vehuthexnnitnoinievin theiowerbz-Incbuo! InobleIrtvvtitbeveryIp- perent. _r18DI-Ixtatbl outed tl>uIohImheInir ortnenintzuoonoortuvopebnmnoonatdunue rrncablnnoe tzudu oi oIuInd¢on.butwlteu timinuluoi Iinvuewzttu-and o-ntnIinIny.nod ittnbroutiy Innuudmu Iii mnuunnr Iron‘- utnrcd. pent-inn, unreuoeehte Ind uncultured, I rnnnlicet inieltioelr done. Chair: Ind Innbont troupe: In Ilwnyl ill I row, but it in eomftuilnx totuamnlcauwnneottnnginninenenu out or ten, me intheinnltottbronon. Rot only II thin true noon; the exnuun. but the proleuionel iouuie voonﬂnlnrninﬂy II Mid. Moot vroreo--envtom. peevinh, orou. d.i.I- contentod, Ind («Ia-Iilv niengreuhle. some II;-eoit.liepui.,1vlaoIcnInehu @Ol : "'1‘cIaIwotnInnuIio.Ind rnI8nherI ," Indtbenytngvbeenyrontdonglnaoreodkntntttm ltippleunnhtto eaten. The Inna nmnntion wmbynoheenelknrainotnzalenutoluuotnny !0§O.I_lIlcB§eC71ot$§ﬂ"Iﬁt0!Ihl£ﬂallt‘IllttI!B h~eIfronIlIl,l'°“7}8llctuylhIliIﬂIIbnneNtt|e otnerux. 3eIidu.to1Idxoo£tboebIrIeterotI _ pronnulnn.I-Inn.I¢itQ07°f$boee oeIaIdinit.IndtIeIeIrI the nose: otgreuut Inunmne. " Z‘. " ctmruxn. Itiroitonuldtnnt xnuioione Ire monitored. WIN.-' mu M 0 dodorwho _1_novI'_"noth._imbnt l~!Iik:I.IIntnIt-- ‘o-ayunnp. '1-I-inner qureiteonndornnh ‘ taheephtntrqentn ta-Iinxliur.’* ‘ enhut uun own‘-diligence. -rumeceana union to sbnnoon UVlII‘)IlI1B{¢I£l,Ihd title is proved by Lticnmaryci tttentundin nrutere. ' uvtruly oo:nn>entodon.IId.It I elllllﬂ-Ihﬁ-. IIVvIMI9ImIlU_l-bBfOW§l‘II730‘!Iwlot cuIItiouI¢It*IItibemintlIle‘pltt.ioilKn nun; uuenaiaeéstrvcrencasieutnnrninnxxy or nnnll yrhichun notion prevail: chieﬂy Inca‘ ntee:ueaxIItIIndnotIuon; the orouin porr uon ot_IaIinIItoI1_cotnoonlty. 193 to Ian. ton-ehetebeoaeneoerneotn entail! Cnnetchn wuryndnnuntiioozmctntn eqori-no as hoobniditnvebeen. bntu-I ruuhaveoi tray‘ oﬂwr,‘ Intabicegtvthoscuo Initnntuu. III! ports}: the tIuItotII ietenaptodlhonoetlu-erniyyﬂ that Its. ‘XIII.-. Ignie, Ioointy is non dtcpoeodloeoedonvnu unltqeneoooentol Ntnbiiittu. Iﬂuhliinglol nIIIruaIIIoiInIted.oryIrdoudeIIooeIotot ~ Inui.-{Aid no Ixnaeuentethe I-Itdjigbligevu-.nI iuvyru. ioeeit'IIie'I - y.hltII,t$IIbtn¢ll.§I£tIInIItoltenIiAIInt in the Irt‘ue:e.IiI4._.nI&-nhooarnnnndaduniveruirv ' Ipnot out Ionount outwit virtues. their xnuxoelty. Itn.irlIbor1onIneIe.tuir exeeiient dnpoexuonn. and their piety. lenvnoneentnttoutinntaron In highly devniopednt-cot oonrnentthjeot toinilp nu; bettuunnmhglhsltxuoi nIItoIi-;htIa u»e£nd'~nIIo'IrnoaeottIrIceIrIwInnlIznIiIII.t 5 agpug I1 manta; ma ieudcrmm that ll iound nowhere glue. 9 Anton; the moat volnzmnmn 0 "-°'N>0"""o hourerrr. Ire men and iiIy-in. not i-ornuoe the! were |'I||7f!Ih!,|.I{fI>|.|‘ unit In hundred Dthnrl. but tm-lure bﬂlll no.1 lung li\‘rl.I1|lDS l-ham “=56 1a gconmp-Ilhh r.-amt.-, [Lac ‘.1 tumrs-l his A: tendon 1-imnnt txclundveiy Io ormrch Md yuyug mum, lhd nu gum iorm uul Iuudn at we read at on church oompoeu-I. Hy. gun; eompoutionn In Ilmoet innumer- ime, Ind pericouy tﬂrriiylng in their dimonliy oi rxrcnlion. Even tm unIlleroonipoeitteu- the celeb:-Ited prelude: and inner oi the clerk ohoX't1——ll'I oi not I ntxeruuru tooutre urinate r ‘ menIta'mInyI'rr'eltod't':oatod Impro- ﬂcient rnmto teacher. ﬂu podll inner tor the organ rind II the heed ot Il1tunIio,Iiono Ind nnnppronehehie. mm: in: no ieu proiilotlaen l!uh.- B13 instrumental _lo_l0l.dﬂQ£_6. out-tau. 'ooint|'tIT’Ihd otiietisnnrotnonte nnvrbernnrnl hIndrei!'I.y:ttiteluoonapoueliIoienti:IIon'o litndredond rigittocn grand Iynpooniu oi eon- “V¢nb).‘kaKth-7 tinny oi thou luvs been nude ““'|ottie; ‘onblioby ._ tin duet the ynIIotor1e.Ind. it properly pu- fonned. give in their rendition no ten grant titan ' uxqnieite plounro. Hie Ionntu tor Mano-In very Iumeroun. Ind tnodetr oi oorreot lute. nlegmoo utuutont bounty. Few neetolnue-lure ever livrdwho Inn baud Iti ol tIudn'I omIto.thI , , or-‘ten Io_nst. may or III ooupom. tiomimn Ierqnrnbeen publhbnd, Ind prob- Ibty nxuyneverrni be. _ _:wuoIz.rnI-re. ‘ Tie toolbhtriohotnnnieni gynnnuogpin Ind eonapered by looiha people. woo Inooy nut in doing aonzetlung Itruige I-heynn doing noon- rnendnbie Ict. and no Iympethyvrith the true ml- vision. with I not ooti.Iy of time and pain: who tnIyleIrnto plny with Mlbegk tot-isaptnno, or our play too: bulvudn, but» by no doing only Iobyeotl hlxnsuli to the ridicule 0! those Ibo are better informed. The Brit- l1Int,nnItndIedlve:I-d'cnprit at ﬂhelloyil diluent in “ Ind meet Iran I Ituv1lod.iIl>orred pun; Ind just no dtﬂorent in I happy mrnlul Inoogbt oi I mater pinyin; with his inncy. from oneoi tbeinbor-edit:-ich‘y>erpetrItext by I nmI.ieIi harlequin. Anton; thetneppy tnapiretloniottho nscrnnt any be mentioned the "on form" at Soulntu. me out nuanced thetey-bond one any. Inanpnwuglbooiutrooknthemetbstmp pond to glean Mntnuoy. lleuunxtiupnd oornpouednmzeeontt IIthII\tirloa._I‘reder-ink the Grant once xnve Beet: etbeme on Inxioh ,§q? lrnpmvtle I hzxue. Ituftne old run It Vtﬁaee produced _I nix-pert fugue encoding- ly dimouit oi execution. litudel yru wondnrluliy rapid in oomponition. It Ieenn Ilmoatinoredibll tltnt thelengtky Meuten, with III D0!!!‘-E0713‘ reins, «mu. _q!A'!‘ll3.l3d tnt:i¢'Itnm.xuodv:bo- ruen. Ibould: hsveheen prodnond in thtrtydqe. Indyet their tt1aoIee.1‘heorortnz-etonoe Giovnnni. ronnnoniy oonnidnred Mont-t'n tnII~ tor-ptIon.vrIeoompooedtneIin¢lI nigetguxeoea immediately proooaling that or the on: public re» pl-euntntbn Bantu: could compote but while in About hope. Iomounded by oiuttin; Brien-ta, while Huthov¢nnIedi.ohIra hhplneo urriod onto the lelda. Ind there write Itnid tbotnnetieuni ﬁenodno ‘nature. ihydnyvuupnbleot wortlngeighteiu ‘4¢?8~ =honIoute£tM waxy-nu. Ind:-epestedlydtd HQ‘ wig Russ;-y~v'vv-vruphonyﬁlllvlcidfddfielto Iuonth hit a ..:on. who-war-I_Ioom1au in the tuoit to’ mag. The nsovunent begun vu'yIo!t.ty.I.n«lrbontihetb¥ nklnuoruvoulgl be nodding.” IIIJIDEODII Ixptoaion kvtltlin whet.’-snaaznwoutamn them upwrunxtdug. Ibenneodotoot tlonrtnd Beetiacrurnoontou lIwIellknurn.i'hnihn ranermlirhd Inoteu oeehcndoitte buy-board. Ind Itthonnoﬂno onetime middle Inn MI enoraonlnoouuld Iﬁotnequrrelodnnutnovvntnduneolhttrtnh, letwltlohtkelnnndxot In nut: npddedorn, I.|Iyet)iA70dV1-thtnoh oteotnndlnutndhtri Iyopponenurwn are told. nude! undocu- nhn’Ill7to3ointoIclrurei:to_p)eyi.hIpooplo9I-I. IIdIi.1rI.7Iderived..;zeIt Ixnneenent trorntbeir ; tn. " 'l.‘lxeIune "‘ wee InsoItno3xisIttoeer.It:twun thin tvyoouenne ‘ "I, ‘ oihln ‘ “ ' OI I_genttqna_hoalnes13;I 'tibI,1,@v';I'I!I'odBllth¢ dune-‘tn; M inr_ _. I-ldIa‘hé]:l;#D!_ICf0¢hh. v ',.hcreuro- inirﬁi: ,et; ﬂeuIrt'I".0goa WIlir‘vvu -' it I ;bIioite:‘I;"bli..- Autos.-q.u_ - Iﬂnooof Ito: greettnindn my rnn lnrlalhr a:'IuIlI.tnI;roIt tnnu "ohmic eldomt". m ebb requiem lug haunt tableau III [mad man !rI:nnoI'_olKudd'IeruorioI.wIieh ltisnluan LIIl9¢_l‘*16{Ka¢lI¢V!I'|ohLVIIO0II.."'9IuI90- inpldeooeunreelunsnely rIrn.yot Ionetimeethey ddoov.-Ir . _ I epic: rxxrn._. . tits not uxugnthet,-witlttlieir lid:-Itrung nerveonndqniu temperament. nuuioinne Ilmuld gaereliy hvevery herty ItiepqIittoII,,IId In Indttuionnubuntuouu. -Bntyriinenenriy Ill new one quiet-tenrperei, my beam-amid-. * Lniit. Iuuhni-rt nuwuor t'heeourtdl.oehx1V.ooeestIiIyIdIeousIrtt»— nnlnellivunotreedy. when uIe!i.tI¢IenItoohi IilnthIrry.nIrotnnoo~ovonHorutIxln,g|ovrIlt, Ipieecoliuoertiuenoetlnlwoeld hove bunni- Intrdtnnooneutu. tnyourhehunvuuu InI!r1mtbt1un*ptpbbntlI'r8lh,or¢'r!£h.|IiI¢ﬁ i.nr.1lentrI¢o. when Iowa Inlookyoinpuhewled eottnuievrengpinemennhnvenonotdaeeollhe e4:ItIwy oi rue into vrhioh Enmiel VII once ,_tnroryru by I trey lowering, Ind than throwing out '.,'_o§tnIeI.ilttsey'tollnItrinno1hiIbAnd. nonm- Iluunnan Imam. while all credits: use, ‘on nneeuo impcdonthou-go II4u>_mu.e-o I-II Ibo oirnIriedb«navoiaIoe,IotnIthiI[rI- uzuaunuborsrorthcpoarot Nepteobeoenteoolr buwd. MIrutuo,I\‘enqtlIIonnpoInroiIIorId mnI:e.vIIooaot&oInout1Ivii¢toII.4:l§i:I'. ‘- lnnde. whmlviac tn the lloenduuooure Loni: one uni-Ieuunpuuaua chuauoi living nun. Gina, through nalnlbrtnno Indpover1y,eoe2rIoiedumhIheto:drinxin¢.t:ot in 00:03 lilttedrnn It u..‘x....: oi the igteonuoxaa I ooh tneouzh the big drnuunnd noted the nndnun gen- ertlly. until led I1vIy by the Prince‘: Iﬂ§urU. Ononeoeeeatonhiatnnorrelaetlemlnd retnnedto \ilI.IhIIwu..ilIIoe| ind yritun. "(on log. Ioriyw tink'thunrpeu¢rII you vIt you then ling? Ton sing vntl xii you. or X vlil not ply you I Itlver." At ‘ tune his , iedtuml to ring or AGE. [(0 but baa . _ .‘ ‘,_lhI “"“" DQMI. wagpeami Bed: In! Hindu. ‘who were Maw-2-to-n,ulu.wn.;_éu'u=m mp. Innngﬂilagt wt lived. {Hot If,§freI»ilr dooIn‘&I.i vmrmr lggtsitaod Iran-t «uni; both um made! live: or rnoruity Ind piety, Ind born died lamented for their tone of the ohnnty they no libeaelly beotowud, Ind pruned to! me good cIIu>pl_o u.nyI¢.-t no In. tlnydn Int I an o! I-noes rx'unplIry me. I1thont_)uioIIl.T. vriaant morbid mbiuon. Ind,qIile oznootuotooe of kin own mutt. Ohernbinl ootnunnded. tor runny year». the untmrui rayon: at Ill PIHI tor his vguhiny her. Indy-outing rudder with every 'nIwIkno1tuu,bordi.II.tteu, until been-Iago: the one me about ‘ea man I :u. "i roan: you _wIIII.botevI|, bail vill-mow you tat I III to yrtnaoﬂnteviln." Kuvn Ibounotnrovr tier out oisho window, when Inn reonni-ed Ind oeu- rnudtosirs. Iotrind bettnvu liervoliiibawonld leuzurgo. ODDITIXS. Hilton nnunlclnnl an no clutalrh. Iotnnrvoel. Indthuataponooeo hurriedly to burn onttne onndleofiitlnt ntightvuy roenoubly be Imp. |?P"‘iM3¢‘03.__*N1' Irohr -at Ilvyvrbonr ye” goooetnntninnuloriiy «(thorn diayonu; mm mm ttﬂlily hoe from Inyeaaiiu. 'l(eurt\vII ct int euhbiy vreil-beieﬁoad. gun: .a ‘.5; «runner, besides being rdtdonn. Bendrlrwkn ru mainstay virtnou, Ind :31. vunily load on Iemnnl It hit gun; dnpogg. teen. Ihlle Beethoven. though rough in Ioetgl lite. vruol ubluntiia dm-use:-,!'ud IIIIII wu city more zstumeoiorhinterltng wen-t-Inna ﬂood, ‘ These‘ ‘ .vKhlh"‘ ‘ ‘ mm u Ill! nugltt La given. Ihauv tint, u IIIAII, tvauulrinu ntey oonapnte very in'vorIMy in mop. I.my_ Ir. piety. and in other good q||Aliuag_ 7);; Ln: uzlmbrn oi Iny other yroienniuu, xIt2uI1nt. The '.I h0l"ul: an u.-iuntry oi comp:-.¢¢:_y.,_ 5. . M“, i. ~-ry r1IuuIal‘:Le. Wen loam oi‘ than Imam. E yllobl.-1 in A let your in perioou, q.,,ng.,1,,L Hunt I;<,wp4zn<«i Maren imq anterior. beside: . the mono iur Iii oi ﬂnt.IItIIiu'I opevu. vvtualr In vrry nnmuon. Ina Io mun Linea, 11.. (retry. Btnhit lintcu. 311" llrtghinn, ngntnuh 1 wrrunxnn. internrnoa, duote, qunrtctn. obo- naun and oonncnu. met he ninuu be. Ilw-nvledgod that he would but know may «,4 on man prodtw-itoige were he to Ice u;gn_ .‘\rJn.lMl2't'l noun MDBG M tvrdvtvolnuee. Ind tuawtu ii.i¢I¢. he wrote newt ex-Ind eynwiustee oi r-meviornlnle lung!-K. II‘ 531 Amount of Iurmuu out muwftaﬂ Itovouoa-II for wine" 1;. nilutivntain Hall]! in yonevnqod at ugguuk H» In Irruknrtni monumental 1,: mt aux In/. I-in I<.uIAI.I Ind rynphomu Ir‘ am‘. nus Idenllnubt ad the modal rodd. ﬂnoael Irwin 1.24.1‘-y any tvpelle. henna I e-zngomm of Ir... mom hm: In In-‘. rm;-leviul ornuyg-fa‘ an an U"uh1 nu over yrodarmd. l"ury.ru-I ‘nag Q“-I «para. la: Lava I you many ur'iIaolluIIosu run. bu.-it uvn. twin every [led at intuit. Ht: gym. ;.«ilun'—ne_ ai oowee. “Ind lint In lrwénn human, with hi: yirﬂaturu mwywluxmn Ice the that in lluﬂtixe. lip on open in Iowa; the Frrnt on the ran. his tvulbcslld oi-otonou In In-upugoa, Irma he tonsyaeiitmu tor mum tutnavramu an 7!! rm-..n 7. bnthclurjprietngtoondthu In onuuu pm- )-wttonoittmn Ittein ta ooanpnrltive old age. Wbenhdted. Iolrtettl VII 7K;LItInda, 1ii;PIl- eItxiII,1$;llIIal. '14.: Boot. Isnlnroeno. I; Glut. ‘l’3‘,l'Iooini. ‘H; Hndyn, T7; Pnktltla, ll; C&Gt‘Ilbh1.ﬂ;1lQ€hoViba, Hhlpohr, '3; Kay‘. beer. ‘:8; nuclei, 7:. II»: Arbor nearly so. -0! I-bewnInr1.'Pnroen out It 17: nucleus. 37; Kenn. an whom. an Schubert, ti.‘ lwndeiIIoIn.vi.IId Gisootn It at yeariotngi. new were Iii composers. The iivev of «non- ununtgitnot beer Io Ieoneuiui I I¢1tttIy'Ie thou. but thiutmt Irina, not irvnuyoIuIiI- nercut in muioti Irt.intt tron: t&eh.Irdooodi- tionl lnpoeed o: the public periarnvor bythe tau’.- oxwu aenoueaot I tnehionalaie Indiana. lun- , dot mnriy titled nimneix end»-rottngto oonapiy winattsenqolnntnnteot they-mun. Titolsboroi young us: and bin "rinwortecoatolru" my . Nlmltodul iroaamuinaet u-It more In-Inonnd of hunting hone, haul).-oyu, Iuuooaaa, tout... «rune Ind Itde arena, bullion been riot: lnnunmr Into. Ind the piece cluneei in I I’-]l¢ tnlamr: bu ah.-la vut credit for trniuung, try an “mug. uaooun ductnirge M I kundrud Inn on tampon. IITUHSI-0%! I11.-ponnden. ttten-ty tweivl puund an and we twenty-tour warden. The wurlt at tnuliclsnl and their pvynurline in liver at that own P1DdI¢ll'J8I In both well known. Loni would BI-re killed In/1 one rho In-ld Blntnunievubsa. unite Buuiu oolieanlaout tziatulou "pot bnune n-use," mod la roaming, ouringtlunut rvyrebenhlian or NI lanai Oyﬂi, yr-utt in Iletp. Wnpunr LI puss-ultoon twtlonrttug Ivory puuonlu of his prodsuztioor, Ind to. Ian, VII Inyvrioeer. ‘rho oddluee oi rminmiui Ire, in wet. Ilxnoulnnunaelnble, Ind I history oi the puzeuu-mu, Iniidortrmee um I-noneua oi the umntcu dun would tans: I volume oi noon inter- utlag better. in reach I nits-tsiive the Iooonnt of l.uHi'l outu: Irma taut x; H! you with In _ Mme wmtid rma I yin» rich by side with Iianomahco on on dual Led and writing In List Mme, Int 54. nmisoaar‘eewh»-oemarr»u2%n:waa magi. maze; g;4..1s€5.‘ rncrvingscory. The IId nu-rntlvc of Boothe» -rave «trainer: and llnzul¢l‘u blinded! would -mompany the min “I 0:iupiI'I hIptuse rnelou tor Bi-dune Knnd. Bot tot ttteee and oibar loot-l¢utI—-tur Deriiorn mm at chcrumri; tor uld i'orpurI'I trill: Ind ADID- Hritnou; tor Lint’: rlnpoodlu; Koodoluoofl leucn beginning with use Intrndpf I trumpet; lo: _ LIlailttbe'I int and tum.-ry: tor the Great ID conductor oi In ornhutn. Ind itovr he rated the pityen with NI one like he ruled hit In“' ;i'r:-the )cIlo'eIk-I'o‘i ilae'ne.iIe.n; tor tin tribute of Heydo-to Hour:-. hour the hiker oom- piingnntedlioctoo _._Ind isoethovvn outed on . the on-tnyiioicnt in Ibtfl; tor the nnrnuvo or H ‘Ike:-I_e, Ind how the oomoeeer iorgot toidd him, Ind 'i.'ne Inlolnl Ilnoet Itxrved; tor 0u.inreIll‘r rlx yelre trninieg on one vies: oi mute. and tor lmn'ai-can or tnlon oi ytivntton Ind Ibundrnoe. oi failure and tuooeu. oi Io:-row and o! lay. of laughter Ind oi u-oe—tIerea-do: must go to the iottnuin heed oi mulcnl iiterntare. THE 81A.8;2UE 0.!’ P.AND08&. Mr. Long'i‘o.lloyr'I Kevr Volume at _ » -Poona. I ' . _,. ., thoutbedrxahiui - non-rox. October m.—Ii'eurI. June: 11.. Osgood &C0.VlHDtlI;llh)IlhVldI lienoa In:;4rol- Iv the odor:-one onztxtnrn-no unanim- Ie Iomewhnt tuniiinr with the PIJIGWI legend, or-mygnaggiveu |hloI::dt(g|"eaXl'l'1lr8l:(Vtll Moos I-o - u as o - the . The "5 cont risednnflzin I menu or nmuber-I. The nut o II Ioltioqutnea: Not lxahioeed out oigntd, like Bun’: tnrone. Nor forged ollxonltkelho thlndethol n‘.“n&“:".:'.“""*'“.f_i=...','.‘.:"...::'=*.'°“* numb tuna-taunt. irhoﬁennnll u-onnurttuti-iendnettont ?§§§§§ 3% E -E: 2 =2 g; E E .3 fanmm; Scenes and Incidents from the Life of the Great. Critic. Tlao Way He Livtad and Vvorked. Ills Btlldoncr. in Yorltstroet, London»- Hiu Literary Aueclntos, me. Let us tekontvitlk down Yorxrtrcet. It in not IVH] Irim ontio loamy, ihir dingy. narrow- Iir-c¢t.bntitiInIliovred by the memory of tin lnicllbcwtl gins: thlthlfe dwelt in it. Limo!‘ ovrryho«lehIIehlIiory.IndlI mummy eon~ noted with lone Ititbor who Iuwrlttentiie oI'u:a'oe'the ‘broad pane of Engllth literature. Here he the lloue we Irnebout to visit-it in next- door-totha niorn pretnttou rutdmuot Jeremy Bentham. The rtcutyoldpleao: Iuhmtwo II- niou oecaoInle—Jol:nlti__lion Ind WttitI,:n1II:.- im; nwtiro nseii'iere' niidrlf diIItxnli.Ir.botla tItnetrlireaIr>dwori:t.b&rtIIIpootInduoritto. hcnvie-av. t1Iny.eenbe!oo.nd[reIterthInIiI.her7 lﬁehltndoldmanwho dietuted the heroievorlo of "l’Iren.‘itao Loivf kn; been ll-timed toll: hIttserIiorIoeetnry Ind an inn. Itietzunitio I-Iain Ibonttovisit. when biuir pen vrutho terrorohnblaoaiornporariao. Ontnockinxitthe doar.itiIopeuedhyIIc.rv- IIt.r.nd mm; down into soon olden thnt inounxeu Ipennnmtoinn nninhnbitedhoune. onukinxtor Kr. Hulitt we Irenhovantondoor oetlumppoette Iidaoi the room.wttieaopenI on toIIortoi l.Idder,vrntoIioIdIupIdIr~knpertnre tonbu-ottnding-.beyond yvhtol~.iIInotlxu'rootn. Welnocknttnedoar. - oornoto. - ‘ On eniaertng. we Ind In occupant. But Ant, iet Iunxnelooltu the Ipnrtnent. A.iowooIlrI.I tor-menunu euuarutattza‘ .t.odtixe ah1y.bInwiIdowIloetontoIIqnidingytreu' ineooturt-ytzd. oetbe tsblemithovahitlnlouc putmiddIy.ezIthoitreIl;hntBal.np.IrI.l.Iuted ItiteItdo.idWtiﬂInl.i.Ir:iitt,IIi1ee£.In.I¢tntoa. ghost-like :nIn.Inln.InintIl/I beinmwithahifhty intellectual hoe. who look: II It hi: life out upon I threedythu might new It Iny Inoromt. le thin Apology tor I man the launcher-tnrth of Ientoooee tau tnun throne: toner and the heart: at prinoee tkrobritnhIr? TeI,thLI lo the ionrnnliu Int! aitiowscro tremoannl. Iotlre Ind itoodnoainioo ounce stirred the pIi.IcI olnntlonqnnd roused tron: Iptlly lpeopk,lIIBO hounds! I kinpot nrulhebotn at Iwbote Inny-—thI only Inner liter-Iry Itttlitywno aIred.in I titnanrnnnitwu dIngarout\odoIo,to Invoonu the non oi the rrenchrnelnuoe. For uenxﬁt and variety oi Intellectual cxprenion, tmfln¢rbeIdIt.iu.n Hu- litflhanbeannn. When not nnrndby peo- Ilonerntot-nuutttv-IIItIeotnren;turlItoetaIIoul IooIe.Iynabolix.in¢ I io!t‘.v.oIpIoiom intellect. ma, rue.thou¢i:Iot handsome. wu ﬁnely adden- ouelycnlulod; ttuiorebud nighndhroodg the Myrtle ﬂail and lutbiuthn month htxmbnt eepebb ointxonx aw-euion. ‘rheeyennrenet good: ineynIvoIIinlItIrIppeIrIneI,Iodnidon ioekwttlt Ind ‘“ “ It hit‘ ‘ v--- . . . I - ~ - ~« ".,"Biu:kvrood'II£i¢nnne.‘! Iud oi‘ Brou. "90 Io.-inn: to on to has tivcrsoottiah liiu1tm'e. jut ll Arthnt-‘I next Inna: over Edin- burgh, like I ‘rut trolling lion." . "’l'n»ni[l:i It thesoumnznptnn." Inyn Pntmorai Hnlttt told some r.IpitIl thing! Iboni Dlwl. the painter. unearthing hi: annual and ingrained mcnncou ill chnncirr. He told "tint be kind I Ionl mu: tltenoio at I Inca." Due eonmnd ta‘ lend out urrrv inrthlnx oi hie money It unnrimu iatorut. Ind than borrorcd money oiittn iziendr It no Inter:-It It It), And he quafﬂlod with Lamb on one occuion broenu Limo minted I stamped receipt in cue oi dcntmsnd the rump ior it would line out Iieyv wnoe. , Ibrtohu been I put out oi nooanlu yritiae Ibout Haydon. the painter. Even one be heard Inc on rrpentrd story Iboni the nut Inlet dying in I (Ines, while Tom Thumb wu qnlntly Innu- ing I iortnno by uixibliing taiuuefi out by. Hu- iitt wrote the iollowLn¢.wt\ieh wII never pobiianod, lot the New Monthly )iI;IainI, it luring been Iuppuuexl by the editor. and which will throw some lint on linden‘: out-Inter. IIMﬂUIIlaK§D.hAglLl‘:Q}¢lnd m ‘a legit; Di’! 7 FER‘ gztoohimnoli ’ ‘ onggeioﬁieat. out «at. runner uitoonn ooun ntru Iifzol nhuontheboaoh “I E instbohintneliwuthenriht. notherotcroloot gt-eotpxidoiIttten:.Indnuhno scrapie at de» c«tIringthanInbItMbutoogtoIol€i.‘tttIntIII:ho taulererrwn. Jleoneriroedthen WIUIJ hod- neu that be um Iuncbnd to Inytningolnol 1‘beywereii.loIIepIIkeIgivInto him by thou tvtn lxtdu of NI Ion). thoiéoahoifruthlnd ll¢outy.uhionb¢hldwaddedtnh!I;!V3*l oak! tqiovnnndwornhiptorndaynndthuteba wai- otvsd mu la-erer.Ie‘dtovreep overtnoirgnvn iorinenatoihnuxhtanne. Iinxiittteentonettxneizxroed toso1ltheIot74o~ tueuthroughoomoyeonnznry pressure. Ilqydcrn poeoznedtitumnad mull: thﬁy eunoinio ht- I:iore'IpoIIuIinn. --noyoucnnanauttneu ptotazur IIid!!Ix~ lite. vnitrn be nwtnv.-in who yearn eitawerd. inhiIB‘ultItin;wIy.tuIIld Iamebocyhndtseon , “‘ lhoutthen,InAwoulAgire nttyponnda iortzum. _ l‘Iunons.tmow1n;tbeir tiluory. Ilnotiutllnu liit wuthepunter ninuou, agreed to nail um": iwtlantlnm. "Botl'rugotIomon«y;t’i.i;ireyooInotelor .twc menthol! you'll let me 1.I.kevtnrnno1v." "'.DobIwre."u.idPIunon. nndnotlnnlltttookxwayhirtvotnroritetnndor h.$In:.dr1l;htodtoowntnomoooomore,lpvi.Ig 'morI__rrznd tor theunropntntinntnnnior ethlfvriilngtpnt-together. Bow fortunate urns’ Izuiitt \rupoor;i.iltenIdnotbeen.‘pr-ob- Iblyhutoold tun nrednntldudndronuurnd I’ " pIl.nur,Indl£ogtlIa liter-Itnretrouid oau.-‘Iona. hllinghhk I3touidItI.ullIs§uo.i , only. bitch hair. no in oi tnlddto hclyht, bntnngelnly Ind Iuvkwnrd in In at humoro- nueu. ‘rhuhruiuntwriserornptuounduii he had norignt to live; uncouth; into In;-onI,’hI Ilaul5IdtothInarettohIk.Int'npout-lzecxtreete ed;-not it. puthtehlt open use Ioor.IIxi,=Iitez _rnnI.rIingIhIt"1tIvIII'ooJtldIy."\ronldInbet§e tnia tnoodv Iiieaoo Mr I minute or In hour. then. aAytn."'i\'ell.soodnornina." wouldatidooetoi the roomiItt:aIImetnInnnrtn.Itiu entered. lull runmt ovuu. . linlitt Ihuyn lived in lodgings, Ind they true. than round-olua. nu ma new front hnbttl ofreurunut tlunntortv-Into! tnonoy.i.-zrhe ind onlylounnil pcntorliew lmnrﬂﬁulyb beep In“ hinuoilin Iillnnootendiiwuoertninlynotirotn Ilbllln abort hl.bltl,Ic he LI lthl NJ ID6211- gasgrnﬂht, ¢o.b=:; . manner; toI'.i:ult: xu:upr:tnmy I lumeieu or nuneo. will be ttiyiorelineuf °‘“‘”“”‘“a“°° “ "“‘“‘°" "4 "“‘d""°9‘ 5‘ orjnnlutaon tint undo hitn endoevor to V ""*1""- keep niduny between the vul;Ir Ind the I>gf_y,*.-,*,*;! “,°_‘ﬂ"‘“" '~“*‘- miter nun ol mom: to um. nu tIl- _IM upltitn cote vreuid Iuvl Idmitled taint. III F“, ﬁ. hm ‘Ill luhttonily tuy,IoIn:e;y Iver ronebeiate-3 ' A.I::ytIoIinnIr. I °’¢~‘°¢‘‘-,'''3‘‘'°‘..'“‘,.°¥'* 3*‘ N’-‘U13-V;VNﬁ.l, In Pnndors no the sum ol-trons I-Isak an-S tones. and! an ' ‘l‘MIhw0°hﬂhIh-"|>¢Ar- '-- - 49' intheI.nernoou.Iiicnt.Ind-shoot-bediu anuhau in, lawn. % theuaiotn poo: ‘me. re- 31 8 behold! ti: ¥I&humd2I a:'m tevIr-It itliusuttwu l.I-dot, thy lite tlay very onnu, And I on give time nothlnglnrobu-n." (nus ﬂout wutnu: with I club will do more iamnru hrmxin; I mm to I norm: at‘ tile Iroorioon: trap uun III the writing: oi In the holy iuiutn. Iv. Town, 1.»! llunttoxurn, will Idmlt I-MI kt be into lit: Town in I—-I mtunzimnu Am0I)n|n_ Mn. Town dM(‘¢ITel'!41 lain in tho Iat ul uniting advance: to Inrurga Indy. She resorted to the origin] rapid humtt oyriem, Ind took him Home by the tantv, the.“ one I'I.lppe<I him with I Inn (,1 hold vtnnd until in Inepleiun tlut Ylnkho D.-iodio mm «:4 me to ‘teen, Imaewuued by ilIu Ooltnn hie, on nry pnruoulsr lmmtnna. become I Iettiui own tqooghu. mu: hie oIiy drink (in tire‘ c-thin me he wrerwuobod Iioohollo IttIIntIzN.I).uIdbitIIl beverage Iotauto aolun.’ oohaimedlboni one pound I ween. life Il‘w1yI __ tnedn lthieuoli, Ind or-Ink In eoormbu quality oitt. lnniaurucrdnynhonudwtnennd Liquor in mods-Ides. but llac.hvaod':'-people, in In nu. c1ItaihItmI;uine.n1zrredto hie drum drink‘ in. Ind until hirnpluwloi llulitt. Iiiiwuh NI tree ‘III II clear In IiiIIltlsy child's. lietrcnr. heIrIIIoeenIitJ.nibIthIIt aneelornivorenleoo holincrery Iona. Bntthennnewuoteoninué tliniedenth. Lordlyronhook it vorﬁilicd to‘ tntnotmtn. Iaaepptte-line‘ some epithet tolls mum. mun-as I/yuan also ran into’ ﬂu‘ tI'r_«ib have beexunlniu lb nsoulmtllnntcritio. ' nnztxrru Icxrttc. Althonglr-poceosucdoi nooubliity. IndnIvtn; mnnytx$eu4I.hInerer|_I£perIoIAi touting innu- eroe hie criﬂoiun.e.nd,bI would uroon write Ipcnthing Irude own the wort at his den:-eetiriend II upon lain bittorent utexny. Ilevrn Ianettmee nnjoet. not through detnotlve judg- -Int. but tnrough eentenneeu in Indra; worn hqrov$ewed.ortI.roo;bIlIme5udioeI. lite on rpjnntnno-bIi£olittIll.m.luIud,i.nﬂciXun0(ltln; bit rad. Ind it vrultnrti tliaa obnld not‘ employ lnI}t-Ilntiadirlnturnlnghln reading to Ioennnt. Althnuahhenovor hnlireedfbubo reviewed, it upxohahiethnthhhnugeuueweatneerortottie p olinemnttuthntnnnaeurdnlhavuttzr ti uotothermon. III oIrt.I.inly tvu ncvertnr irenitiietrnth. innIu.tInibln.nInIodto_IIy.ln I-e_IdtnxtIeee,A.IndneIeoIIeot by nomdpowerto reId$oohIthoIInIvIyItI;iI,Ioe.‘ Konnnn IndutIdtIlrwoiﬂoottttoeII1;lhur. uutumsuux Iltntuexoooutnamn. I.tI‘wru.uii'IrIIInd we next to 5II.krpure.IIIItIn no cstinantzd nun u ll!Ul_lb>o_1_'I_|’ anti. B’V_‘I‘l_uo_V“{v)l;llI|f1«I;1Nut' oi Byron: nIIti'eo. 'ttiIp_roi_ti eyrthe eieborstey . ,o!Don Jnnnlud Illttlq'olaInl&a¢,_htIn.Imt..t§I unr- vdonl imagery o!"(l‘lttldeIIIr-old." ﬁeboettllo rhionro:thndrInuI.IndiaoteIder potnoannd .z.. pn lhsﬂchkr-vorhond rid dnc . NI;.“”1VIB_; pawn eisttotiq henna _ W Ml’ _ .nyp_t'eotI_t£on' poriteey htxniibeingvucndevedwith the ‘homily din rife. it In Percy Byte» She-tiny. II.Ir.iiit but can turn. Ind did notil1.eltizn.In.d in oonlstgirn Iob¢iie:'nIuIiorIlr'dlIpI:I;enonto£tIIpoIt. wbuwueautnlyponuuudottbonoetcotmou Ind|,lowin5txnI;tnItionoiI1lhkeonpeIn.. .- ’;bxnMoo'rIbeoo1diIllyInted;hItnIvuidr3-Ive Iona tutu svritu-I try the ‘nutter oi"‘LIitI 'iloohh"IhaotiIiI(EIr.iitt'I) Idol Bonuom. ("Ind ggmm ‘moo; good Mail u.73‘l. but Mm W ﬂint: - ~ ‘- ‘ ‘ ‘ . Md “‘ ' . . .. 7 log I Iinndd‘. -vnui tmnylmu ﬁled” aid tiuiitt. "they would uncalled no I unlu- ‘°b"” v y . ' : ' ‘. 1.-u;-tfnlgrx jnxtittmgm ally oltirou In an In: ouripqst -{ave-n‘. The old " nmxnrptoe Coke mm" Iod "‘ln'ndIy'I" In Itudlnlaupreu In iayvntnynoorta. Hm behold I non of Leno. Ind, Iarrouded hyn iew oi ._ble more intinmte I«1ItIlntInoeI. hold I duel, tory l.Il.k. Irltlott otien intent beyond the "Iron Inn’ noun." MI u_vu-IIt!onIi.ie%.h.IhId by «year. uddocbuenl dnyiixhsottcn Ibone throat Qgvhdail upon the Small group when "h.b1g hit." ind itbom recorded. would hen been to uI'I|'z.vII)IryphrxI Indmsaoua. onus liulitx would go to tire-utosur won the nightly meeting, tot-he we: oouinnndlihenbleu drnnetieedtieal hi: any. Ind his crittvnnu vrerqnngeriy Iouht Iitnr by use lnndoe ion:-IIII. Although in nu not permanently uinched lo the salt oi Any one purer. tiny oi tliene eriucianu out be round in the page: 0! the ﬂew. Ind Ire hI muted] ‘truth Ina striking iome oi ienznego. ' nut loonov wnrrmu. AI Ilreedv outed. Built: VII indolent. He noted to eomineacevriting. but, once normed. he got tltronxhegreet mount oi work. Iienever thought tor ow In hour bviorelannd vrhni be run E0131 lo Write. Ind elnrn knew the tuna it would tIkninIooompllnhklItIIii. in: pan unused In ioielieotenl tnetrnnient. Io nxcohentolil did It you. Alttheuorololhiamlnd noauodvrltﬂu propcr order. to betnnrnluled toil: Inrvloe. nu oonnidered I tituo beioremnd tor the opening Ion- brnou; then proceeded IicId.l.ly ‘gm htl wort. ‘I'M: tnciiily, no doubt. in I gnu ureuure the re- mix and mm. {coded to inn-rout NI indolent bnblt-. III iI Iota to lure tailored tare ruins; anmaoverto Imienwn Inebjoot the he did not undoreund; Ind. Iooondly. oolyonrutrjeou In which he felt I. deep yerIonIl interest. Undu- then two oonditionn, whuenr cum from lit: pen vru ctutnccerized with acute Ind proiound thought. oopluur Ind novel iliurtznuonn. mined into vigurour Ind ,‘gntnmIt1n lnngrugn. Yet he would never have penned I unI Ind not big neoculuu ooozpeliul him to do Io. To think vrII the planar: no my M Mr lilo, but to out his thought; an pIper war I puniuamnnt to him; to coin thought: tram MI brain ior nnnpprocnuvo reader: or enemies to lnogh over, VII intole- rshtr kn mm, In Iuuagely Icnslttvo Ind no paonltnr was lain Intnlioctuu ornnintion. Wlyn him tut Iovemign I'll gone Ind MI puna amply , than hi Wﬂﬂld Work, bu! not “H ﬁn3n_ tun convv.xII'nonIt. rovnu. it noun: In Inolol-ly, but thin Intuitive. quiet. Itvkvnnl rnnn vvII one oi the but ulkcrn not linetsori to when l:lI tongue wu uniooeod, but little oi Inn oonrernttom have been prenervezl, tml Pnirson. tn ltu diary‘ xeintu some at nu my lap and Itortu. Bpeetlng or White: Emu. he held. ‘ ‘Thu when he tvu in hiinl-aula. Jutrny but aloud to in- troduce bite iiiuiuti to tilt Welter, hot in ‘ne- Iuned. it: uh! ta Jenny, "i Ihmrid be willing to nut to him. bull eouid not can hianloyine had," wading to 8oott'Ipolitl~oal opinion; Ind mI.v.*<'xton. And In», lion women, tiring ﬂﬁ, to man the run: on we ltincaae loath. ‘ I my aim oi auras‘: aunt. ‘and .i'Imttcl.Iu:‘oi lbnlo him. nutim-.:oniey lnll WIit¢r anus Lender. Bhutan Knowles ~. Knbvrlen he muted (Ir Ibove hilvpropcif polttlal Ln .,t:muutu. 0IIrieI1.IiIb\vI’IInuon¢Iie'greIt- «to! pcrnuul Meade, Ind tor the Author of xx. he nnvurtntned I warn r_rprd.,Ind wII Itnqtront yum: It his noun. _ _ ,_ Bu mutton. _ , . , ». mum was mm-nu einttieiotbllhr. to I mu ,itwidIn. ‘rive aniypeaou. pnuI_t'_Ifnre Dr. Ina tin. swam; and cum: i.I._rIh. In Iiettcr to tlouttioy. nanny year-Inaer, ho svrou; I ' "1 VII It Iluilwn inn-rlIge. Ind indlinto hue been turned. us Invent tine: onrinxtke ceremony. Anything nwttil mute: no inogn." it ‘run Iona ovary tiny tiuetneu thin. with mn- iun liuittt tor bridrxrvorn. Onnrlu hmb tor but ntII,IIntI.ilniIl:inndIy ‘ . Lita nuny other umotu iiienxy nun. Ihzlitl comnunoed bi: work In I Petilamen‘ y reporter co the ornin; Ch-crude. Hie whole lllenry roezmiinoneot hriiilIntInooeII.yIttniiohru~tnd opportunities. I? - Knit; 1 oAdm.iror rut roman o. e foturattor all-ltemoeovoeuounu Err. Louie. Iio.. Oetobtrza. Lm.—i’ieue Illa: Inndnltrtrul the ielreextlte yrivilegeoleilertng them hie moat nuntelt than tor their lovely In And mortnir In returning toonr hotnee noun oltxdIy't|IburI. it Luoretreehbx tonne iron use mutual tulltottu o¢rI.IId be thereun- roundzd by thou lovely sushi is reckon: be- yond wonhotduortptionleehbdlphl tron!!- iun to thirty elm-.II.IId l:.IreihIirtnirtornuII<l piece pxuentndtanta vieyvon eithernkies Iadu he perform In [ytnnutio nnroieee. outbuioj» plng Ina Inning oi the earn, it is In Ixnittu to ace the notice at Ippr-ovei innt iihtoatute their nut. i.Idiu, tut-out oreetnrn cute I» known, the IhIItI oi laboring t~IIn Ire tendered you ior your ltnvutly Iou in utinintering to our relief. hy oer.-n~ pytnf all the Ian in the our on we return iron our IIJOII: Do not (Iii to went in than every dey. Ind. Iain duty bound. your urrnnz will ever pray. Inn to. undoubtedly. will every man: who in ntnnry. Y.arncxIl.Lv In Amnun no 1?. >1. ............ N‘. . .- _ ._____._ Accident In A Olsen Factory. on Friday Iitet-noon. own Kntien. I rneinleni oi Iitootninxion, while vuottloa the prooue oi (ten- unttny, It the torn. oomcr o1 Inna Ind Duluth siren-tn. ldi through I int-ehwny. lie wu ylehd up. teuutbie. Ind onﬂed to the reetdenee‘ ol I ldcnd, No. tootitdnoy Itraet. Dr. llnrtnten, who -vu oaliod in the use. undo In exuainIuoI,Ind, in Iildidon to raven] revere Ixterlul bruises. ioond eouuuon at Lin main. The irtoeoe at his nppc-no oonneottnl with the "Beacon" Ind Hr. Kntfen nu Iotiiied. ‘strum-ebirnvwihiaul pnunoointheruoet onnunbonta p.m..when- BEULAII. A Charming Visit to Hampton Court. Lovely Views Alorg tho River Thames. "I ' Aﬂlimpao at Gypsy Life in England. The Curimltien 01 an Old Time- r- _worn Palace. ' Bﬁcdnl Oorrubouennn or an Globe-Denna-II. l..on>ox. Oombcri. 1Is7I.—-it in I pleuuroto rurotrmn the dtugreeebulty at my int letter Ind Ilxoyvn hrigbterudeoi llngiinn tile. A geeatkrnu whole to but me: the lnuunol ba- lore when tnvoiing. Ind vrhoee ntotheriaqnlte InldnI!Rn¢l.iIhwonIn,oetnetotIlenIta Hampton Donn. Thedny can entrain;-—In Io- oideut. 1 turn turned to lpprodzte in ttuuombar olitnIio—I.ndi.baoIu|odu.nby green tioidn. Itutdy voodltndl lindmnlhoxnu BioIeotniI_gyritlaroIoI --EngttIxiroIeI—cInInythin;bo lovelteri Werenchod I_,littla lvwn aeertvhloh never-Ii mm were uproar]. IndBouie tnunedintniy ex- claimed, --omen 1Im'Io'.xiId. tort Munr- ereecn one." -.'.i‘e "trite:-Intro hhoouugningend rorprtlod shoot. Xndded. "To tuAnertnuu thy In I ourioIity,.Ind tel; or zonuntie ntterut. II I Ioppovetbolndieu would beta ton." Ontitlontnklrtr oitlno tan wu Iytuunc luuehotel.vbere we took luoobooit in I easy pulor. green and bright with vista Ind an-ore. Indlignted i:yI greet bey-window Ilndod with ivyensttioeea. WIwIrII.iioixIrned.Ind,BoIItI couldn't entice-looking iron: on window,‘ expntié Inn; nponitl dolixilltbcltoecnrioulneu oi the 87901005!!- _Alurhuteiieonwetnrned our iootetepttownrd tile tonu,IndiItIn‘.IeoI.rd:nppot.ntnent wand itlenoontnonutxlmyeoyle. who were trying to" tI:.Illp¢htt1Ilﬂ¢0ttiIISIi:tIIA¢‘n<&¢ to children wtihznnunnderihetrtentl otid in_1.tlIoi.n5tIr~' nttiorgaxtlonoataoﬁoot.‘ Annoaniawawero within htillng distance. I woman eIi)nd"ont, "Wu: §Oth0O3.'IR7"vIh«I10|&'I tried to "chin oer Ittution [or their nines. Ind 9portI.,nnttl tbcrewnnvuriectnebeloi tongue. My friend rnwpodthurtnqntriu qnite_‘i’IIkIe fnnlxlon, in uttngtbcnlllthoylncwolngyplyoxmplntkst vicinity? Theyiooked It ur Ilittie qnoorly. out one yrornu: Ind. in I continental tone oi "wine, "is it to turn your torture told, II.rT" than Inn-Iinliy. "rorttih-IILI Inns you trial, 1 out tdi itu well In Inygypey." Liter soae expu- ngtion, the told II-ttm Ihout I_I;ito,_np the road. ixuone Selda. yvIIIne?nnunpIIaIIto'itMrontII- uebeinp oi when we were in Ieuoh; "Inst tlroyanresnln _ _ . ' un arr-nu. _ too." nee added. which vmtoond not» an neutooithoeootttreptueat type. ,Bo._wo Itu-ted wnv.zur_oId.13I-Ito; tenuous Lu-any um. "yet Ieepingseherp lookonsfoclow. Ito- _ Hall. which It that In upiod, when ‘ mdontidcpeuxxhc. WithtttIxionged- torruntinviu-r nothing oonld dunpenghoreno tn.utIInx. wished to oiinioicnou.vqilk'thmogh ﬁoldepriotlytvith thistle-I. Ind hr-Ivelymnxoh one ‘|?:iﬂI;l3W.XﬂI none very Iu9Ie.iou.i::i.¢nnd- it--Iooa:in;1nen,‘whIIloontno'IoId.io look bo- ‘XDﬁOoHlA7§0uIhlI'l{I_‘IL_|t,Il‘l.ﬂIbn tointy dnoennntnu. round we ‘hrs on: alright Iuliiousm. 1ttrnuiy'I¢’kedt!it uni qnmrula to5veoin:IiNI.rIh¢. bittruonly unxhedetlnteg t , Ind I-nu-‘ed there Inn not tiinelkhtest dqasuuo I Idvnnood Ilovrly. it Icomedegren lnuxu-iinenoeuogoudtnapeot thin yoovwemode otflhnag. Ind mm were dop Ibont trhieh Ioa~ _lo0mI§hIab3llVﬂl0lBlPO0I on to auto me feel quite Ranqeii. llotever. the your people nerd enlhuiutie. lad being “in for It." would notietnIeternlsIok,I.ndwepIuod tlgtonghnnnnnnuot Iienoquhlotiewronndod I otontvnrqontlxzent-lttewI.:oor.ino_oool written h.I¢ﬂIiWlI.l’h|[IipOII Iheey oi Ioiiedlinen, dl5lnot)oo_Ivuy_maanttanoII¢&rI0tlYI.bl£ orttIe<_l_,Mt_|hI.t\|'e' you ‘AMﬂHﬂﬂllIdnZ- errintt. shah-IdIl:tId,tnn-burnt ;I‘IeuediIureete4:nnliod no uldanawu , 81118]-_1h'l9t1 to oeioonl xnynmuomnt. butneeueﬂeyeeopenodr-IIherIrideu.Indu¥e nuitteovor I eunp-ﬁre. tIIIdII_onurI~ new: the planar: oi out obdoor tire. Ind. thebeuthyeppunnoooimnoroeyntﬂn ohiidru'ti:Iieunany Ind Iiue-II: u|nllbn- stein; ntI_an«.l and good IwnIiu.ud wu xoi.I[IvIy.wl:atlIIniI. unwilling to tone hope. yinlnooexinvolno it Ilse ooeld nottellu wn_ere¢yyd«eoIld be ibInd.III*e ind hard tboyworeln the nelahoorboodund Inn 11!] I K! . .‘X'tsoIrontII' klndlydireoud In-_1oIp_iu;etwoniiunptnerivIr.IIdvetm-nod wtetuooeuyepng gottéurod or dog! mt Iona retybonber looting men were uliingbecir. I hceredagzestuyholreuoiwheovevnnboyona lhltrhenriey, Ind yrhlhnddpwpk they wq~I_.itvin{in Ine_la__‘I peculiar rIIIIer,I-ndnty erIIeohIii¢i,wu’notdlm.niIiIod onlurntngtbat’ My-Mn I -r_IgIboIdI.- ' — iiotnlrgjeould-gnqurtztcna IattoruuIIuox- _ oihlIvlgom€e.u’enttlt lnrvtringna , - tr:-run‘-u'I_xI'e. ' ' ao\r‘e_lIsa;'oIol:npog_u,. ¢IItan-. nut to you on-Io1vrIto'ttIiuxtzrlon'.I'..... I-Ml‘ " In-erid_.I!Iill¢I.I.I)\ role. Ire not muons our tbqtru-Imng powern. we Ilowly pIuId'nIn,y pI<IIIIt lnueaioedn. with retnulttn tune’ 4 etc‘ ingdointo l.he'rit-cr'e edge. where. inking Id usage oltbeolurdny. nnnxervnroroqmund gdden pnniu hold their ever. on I landing out: out into the rm: In an old men quietly leltta3.Ind1tiIinktnel.Ih ooodttotiuvo toured KhO:bOl5.f0f“!BkOﬂIIti§l looked too Ind II4h0< bm.wb,c«x-,-Hath 0! .-arm-u- Ieis.Indp¢_eIqIleI_IIteoo¢ contra: tome yoémm . . A_tiIrtI-Iouneto Iona tilde tools.-vIoIrIIit‘ um! mnidnotinwtstne Ioyunyonaoould Inter‘ lfaen. butwetu-dod.itItiod Ibo] to guard our boil. Ind went tovnrde the min. The third um I: Iluva Iooooanhti. We were not by two bour- tiiol eiaiidron oitne Egyptten type. with blncklnir Ind lu-go. dz-ti.-blue eyu. fringed with long, cmiy 1IIbu—--how ailment they were iron: the vnpbond children! ‘rboy Ioetnotl to be nude of deer any Ind blue blood. The! loot u to their tent. twee-ily Inuvoclng Iii o r qneruou. tor house and Island their Ioilod U o land! lid eeuthliriaed Irtendehtn I-I onen. Th! eldnronolold til tlanthor "bl; Iintor" Ind "iittto utter" went: the tan! uleey, bonito wonldlltt unccnimnu vvewonld um ioneetoern. Al the wntlser-beaten all atom wu round. I lovely, dimly-lighted piotmre met our view. The elder girl, Ibont nine yous old. yru lying on I heap of olotbincol I-Iyoolmv: one Inn ill throw-I over her heed. while the other enolrdod her little ILM tar. whose round. [It Inna were tightly duped Ironnd her neck. [Rd thellttleouoﬂ head lion Ind mi on the other’: boIom,ut.i:IyhreItltedttIo long, regular breotin ol quiet sleep. Weroundthetthetrpnnnhahndxonotolito oonunone to rent nut‘: donlnyr. We did not regret it; next tneetuble Beau tell. tutu: inpreuion pl lmnr we could not be lmtmroa. on our ro~ tnrntothe town we vmbed tltIpIlIe_e,oneetim xnvored relort oi King, but novtenatliod only by I in: aldponnionnu at I or -00:13 cotrrrz ‘ one Iain: Iinut uy or I by-gone I“, to: gun- dnu Ind Ityie oi thought nail to mind the male oi Rip VII Wlnklenrbo Ikpl while ttno r.avInm<i, Ind note to and tinsel: onto! ohm innnaw Ind «or-shitting warty. 'nwy uy tint In um tiuie cimie In oonnorved with loving are um It.)- rm which Imarded Inuamat to um court oi George t\’—|neeInrieI tint Ieun La tuont every nook oi tbetno old building. it In Ipynuotud by I magniﬁcent Ivretn. I site Ind I III! or more in length. luardered on either Ildu Ind rludnd by the interlaced botuln oi iuinenee old iiurIo oneti- net trree. Under tutu deer. ' ‘ootupoeI" aver- clunging but IlIvIyI vrentlv pioturee. until one on Iinmel inncy one in driving through I [Iihq cl noun mighty i.Il.dIror'I pueiinge. in an pIlue—gluI to toe King liy Oardlnnl Wolrey, beoame it was 1¢Ir-Id He ran! msg- niﬂcenoe -nigh: uukan ieeioory in ma xnjeetre hnrtn units of unity root-nI, rioh_ly decanted and with LII! window: ovorioolln; the will-kept put. Ire hung with the anus of ltI_1i.In and Dntoti Innis, while l-‘eluquu Ind Murillo lead roll Spaniel: [rue Ind wnrmztx to into:-art the vulva: Ind do honor to him oolieotor. on material each room. the -riaitor is reminded try the guide book uut here tit» King held aintdy bIilI. or bore he received loretfn Imbnuadorn. nod Iotticd we mun oi I great ..mgg_ gym}. 3., is more perticuinty cliled upon to obaen-3 mo lute bedochunlnr in the or-ruou oi the gran: bed 9! damn! Bad emllroldery--heuvy Ind dun’- sued by Wlutep III, In um-mounted by ylnmgj 0! outlet bllkcfl thu iarrnerly ruched the sleep at I Sink, hﬁnow hang In dmopmy iagigncnog, bvcrthored, empty‘ drsperiu. Build: it in in slate bedoiibe Qnun. unndoxned I-Ira tnnthern. to denote. tprennno. her inner imporunno. We wmduedtlrouhthue room reunllinx the put. Ind Idinlrin; the riuv oi Iuu.-iy Ironnu, brminat with well tended ﬂower beds that men vtnihk n-omevm-ywtnootr. until we cum to the dtningrooun, him; with tnpoetry. nude by iIdlen oi the oourt. when time hunt heavy on their buds in the my: oi otatnlry. The room in old- inntitoud in it: bnildnnnd more ptegnuttwith ultodly neenwriu can In; other put at the building. men rny oi light inn to oheoge in pure color tor A more nnunting dmu intoro It any ante through the ante old. ruined giua Irindoau. Ind even then it iremhlrm um Ihlven Icrou the ﬂoor II it nlrnld uni departed rnnyonty tr-ignt ro- Ient the intrusion. itr:ut.Iu. TE.‘ DBUMIIEB lS0i'.i 50110. Antbehrkmolupwmcetthomorn. so ruelu euly durn; Thorovltot nlydr-on. It bran: oi any. Iinpovtrtheuqp Ind mrnwsy. 1 ioiiov tlionnnrtte wound tbewortd. To mm the itrg II in tour uninzl; And my "tong:-oil'I" thunder Itdeul oinixiat ‘Hoot; the many’: olnlieoceto lati§%,_ﬂ¢1Il.. To the echoing mm us... no Bayonet: duh Ilong tlxeilner As the _"dol,Ixnn_‘qi route" ital Olin the road. iota-_the I-alas nylinlrons iced. ' . riﬂe-Tcrncketrtim thl ant‘. through to the run. tﬂﬂﬁd gun _0l I" V; 1 tiyioyoue drum, _"9toe-It on ‘Wyn! forward! The Inn has be- ~ | ‘Wnuetle an-nege in lively Iuxtblomi runs deep . Thnngn about: and ditrauinthnoalurnnn swoop. 0'rr the parapet unrnfnx in v_iotory'I verge, Witnthoneryluliotnxy "pa deem:-gt." And when the Jedznentoouee to no forlorn. At the thought oi min; to cartel‘: loan, from the Lord‘: hemqnnrtern In order I'll run for I drum-ntI)or'I baton It can review. 0. 7'. 1'. Fort Dodge. Knnue. October 21, l£s'..'». POUR LE8 DAMEB. ‘Dr: ,Qoot-I oi Dennnrir oeiotsnted eighth btn.bdIy by I ylonio dinner. A HD1110! B07311] bu written I novel, Irhiah will Icon be pnbiirhed in Idflll ionn. Tniixx Irene old mm. in Greene county. It-VI. A girl mi mnzned there, the other dny, II me In oi eighty-ﬁve. ~ Sxnron Eamon‘: an ‘ one not qu >u-.».~I quite no high by the Wuhing 'nn=iin" mice we Ceiiiornir. orula. ' turn Pmu: nyr um ii the were the Prinoeu Louise Ibo would emgruo to I country where her lnunena would be her Iooini equal. Ax old gtnltennnn who ‘wont to me: turn pretty menu tor whom he was lent zulrdlnn, told lair wile he wu min; to I ward meeting. 11:: Rev. Ftunbe Innuoxd in aid to weigh marvel: too pnundl. "But every word Ina Inch." nddoe writer, "weight I we." tvxnnzonr vrnu Ines Ind hen-I .llrI. Join WI:-d tluwnla Inrpciwd to lndzhu I6 elder,-iy I indy. But. then. we no ell growing old. I omrnu unique: Victor-tI mm» uni, iive iorty you: yet. llt_ﬂ the old tndymnilel bleed- Iy Ind on1>uI1noro'péechns- hid in inrtbe winter. ouvn I.ooIx°'I' syn Ire we .”I{Id Ilse will noon begin her lecture aumbwifu again. saw lid enough cube Iago. Ind tho plIt~ tann. ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘W "Jun": Jcrtcl" dank.-I ihnt ‘;l§C_§VQT uid men were nnnt for the higher dotiufnl lournnttrm. Her Iubnnd is too ocupimotu Au iiiutnuon of UM oontnry. . , V _ ' Lue. bow udly tuna so wrong! I wont toe nnnh cur Iuu too long. And tbaoinnoqhnnin I§dQ.btindIngrI.1n. Ind Lite 5 never the lane. I.:Ih.. nun Plxtxxt. the naum: I-nvinuning chun- yiou. II eomlnclotltinoonou-y to exhlbis tumoll. Snnwtll venom It variety ihenhorn in I run iIIX.IndbIbt!lodIItlnl.Id.ytmx. 1'!t:IIﬂhot',o!'f0n«I-Dnntner"-I very clever Iitttenavel-—JI)nIIBlInoisI W. Howard. oi tun- gor. also in going tn Itndy in Europe tor two you-I. drrotinxnoneli to literature Ind mute. A dtltoi Mean. Ittendlu Iohooi Itlnneniila. Wk.. in writing loo reiuivn in Ben Oinlm. Iayn: "WI Ire hnvingenyntnatton now. Ind it seem: uthooshtneyerkaaw nothing Ionuoh ui do now." _» ‘ ‘rrnxxnetnoenlahopeotnq Axnerknumliulto her. Ind Ibo think How York in I beautunl city; but lhIl_ll_BD£ vary‘ Inthnntutto. Elm u evidently not “_ “ ,' 'IItl1tha , Ihohu encountered. . . XII. Bxcl. at Wuhannn. Hum. vu ninety- Sgwe yarn old in: rridny. The vener-Iuewumnu flﬂtui cllllitniﬂ Ind oheetnntu. every tiny, nth unlhtochnroh twine: wreck. -nmmouna winter. live: alone Ind nhu one at hnrull. tin. Don. I! Kilrvnukocplvroke the other any tolndthst hinrtiehsd run away with I sewing- nncﬂno "Minx." Al ﬂrltllr. Doze thought no In drenning. but when he discovered that she had really gone. lnooold not help tooling aympn. (in for the Imvtng~n.I&inI Inset. All Oeoeoin (Pm) vro1nIn want out to hunt nor drunken hubutd. Ind ionnd hint lying In Ute gttttor. she gore him Ievenl row with I piece of boer\tlroiornIhecllIcovorvdthntInIwII "correcting" another \vo:oIn'a hmbud. Elm tune: no plounre in laying the mbjoot mentioned now. ‘rut: Ooouwporary Review, reierrtog to the cue ole dentitnte old vmtnnn dying of onnoer. Ina.- "Ought to to kill her! anon good (or nothing; but no one to are ier her; In In inoursole Innin- dy. nu not the auto I right to yet not out or the wny ?‘ ' We vvonfil roe-peotinlly InIwIr-httyou- soil in her plnco. A ut-rt.n girl , nmnn Lmrn Oinri.-I. ‘oi Du liolnee. II., wu drowned in I Ievrer in thIt city dnrtnxine ﬂood: than Ievorxl month: Ian. and the Idminmraiian or her auto III you obtained I verdict at 16.000 Igrinni the city. The money Iviligo to the will little orphIa‘|1IlerI at the girl who nu dmvmod. A Liar, belonging tonne oi the non enun- guiahed tunliien in the Bate oi New York, tuoly pinned hand! in "I terrible ﬁx." by In Ittomt-t in nude Custom-booze deco, Ind ind the Intu- hctton olpiallw 51.000 to settle the dlnionlty. in Inoibu cue. ihenttonapt to smuggle in I u-mu- oetn an the part of I member oi In eminent pub- iltninaﬁzn I Iliad ln the payment of smao. ‘run inyetery oonneotod with the vnddcn dlup. pennnoe at ttiu Bit: L. cinpp, oi Angnru, tie., in Ineolvcd. The opinion in gIin.ln( ground my Ibo In uduppad. Ind thu her nxlrvmoly doli- oete nrnlib prevcniul her from making In outcry. Tho exutoment in Ngnni tn the motto: in on tho inc-1eIIe. And I rewnrd will be oiiarod tor Iny lit iormntion lint wui iurnnli light on tho |uh)ect. Min.-I NIIII )tn'clnu,t.. oi \'IuIr (lounge. in one at the but living Lrnertnttu nuronoinou. Site in I women whose Innlnmenu. both In I Iekolnr um I tcachtr, cotnmnnd the renpoot oi every- body. We Ix-lien I very Iinght Ieqruinunoe nub her would «on the writer on the izanisvilla (zvmla Jovrvmli who uya oi her, "We do not know whether )iIriI_lI I tunltt-r It \‘:.unr, or I Icalluy tnIid." tabituli tor Iain ignannee. Not to know liu Mitciuli oven brtuna. II to Imus her arty- “ "nniumuntu. ‘Y ~xsl.__.“_. 6;‘ G ERDLANY. No More “Military Monomers" This Year. Soldiers and Civilians Crowding‘ Back to Boriitt. The ltluch-Tnlkad-of‘ Visit ofthe Em- peror to Italy. m Sword which in con sumaamd .. 5.3:‘. bond Ovtrolvosdonenolﬂllllﬂbﬁ-D|D°9"v mnuar. October l.—~InA Autnnuvtsavu. And sosrcnoest or SM AIl»Mﬂl<11l8 3'-3-M¢VU‘~ 1‘ mmgman to;eatoutoltluruAoko¢tholrlA- ttno:teointcceounl!11'N|M5M1hIl- W0 mmgct um wu ha Ann tits lut o!"ou!" nuewvcunwux Ago A: sun Eoﬁigon-Grubs. nut-vewarctund to ﬂhﬂl Into: Ausnoolma at-swhnnis at mAsnvuhv¢,AA»w1l1 to h ha. Wotxadonlbathto Eur rotnmtnctooutwtniar qurtu-s in Bornnwnhou looting Atthsacwr papcrstouawbuwu going to bo dosolntho nmnwvcrlagiiuoatnsdsy. A grunt mtsunt nnacrnn it nlghtpmtsblybaoallcd wcno! "pAtrioHAu.'f_-But VMIWR B wAa, IN were paid hr omlittngto _'pAy. doc Auasntton to tn numxver-s.bytsArtA:Aor_1oAranysnwy luxur- mod.IId bang uncut given Ill! ‘7!01P°°¢1BI' trlondslnnuriln. A tedious. wurydrimoiux nourmln sgamnxmbllo eoavvntsoowlancnn unlnttrestlngrosdﬁsathltngtrylaxtoliaotantput tnitutf. We but nothugtooatatnlnubu mental caicninuono utn whatnot A: the I-Alo an wu~cxoing_tt would bc pcnublo Iarthndzivor. whosttntaruhaleptpcsoetnnyouhitboxdodo tttodistAncc.wluohoo¢lt: to lckaiaouhouxln thastxwuhndsllowoa him not I:,‘hwwlIxt-be ctaroeturolputsxsdrirusthuronbotstil Ilatiso nuagedI¢bAinAt'tutn.tn.uAAi:: hou'A.l:AviA¢ mud one trpca.I.Ao road to amaze horns. whilst mu; hoaystocasworswalkinqls And ontoithﬂrsctbleltnﬁonoet‘ ' ‘,yuAh1ott,1u hadpluiyolnnxetolooksr-cud v'rshtttudaAd- Alivootnotsoitiwsleoyylltmttosm. 1‘!-Au-'owAI Iolu§in[olIﬂ3'l1l59!&i0l>lII;¢I)¢lA'VnI‘1.~iBAll* w,.wtsos_nt’¢uAuolm-stop , “la ‘-.<<l 5 tAnA9.boAnA¢-oA_i:.|nA(;ht'l » _ nstttxlosrnhiasucnish Iawsocp. Anrrnuln hts)zttAAnd.A:;dAt'Ario ouchttto ialtisztgnt. . tmllalsozwhich was ttmiy grupcd tau: iituonat. ‘rho woods: lnndlo at tho lutlh Md quuAdiAAppeA:~od.s.ndAot.i:in¢bu:Alcngptoono1 Imnpmn-udadbelowtho blade. KisylAAwAno ntttlpleocol soon with this manhunt-.o'oIin.[ wupoxt. and than daxteroucly to virus! both It And moknﬂolalohh :noua.An<!ttpoAAiblodownMs vim-nt.At the Anne umotumwma hut tho hue would ootsltn light Axun. withnat t‘baAp- ple.IoAvin¢Iha'youngha-oquto s-Am Andsoundl ‘rttiswurvpoueriunulbo hA.dnaAtly can-odma none! the Apple. Once ‘A hit new Lama hole In an pAvuxnon:.wlutAlluitostoroolnodlAldupln it. Katina; dunked. this yours ollluu ol 3. Iabodlxottlwlzlthnyolnlothlsknllu, looxcdAl.I£.lIItuditroond.lool:od A: B Ania,‘ tcudtuoohlAd'..And tIr~nruAwsywm:s:pnb dlsdAl:.tAAAiagttp Ivy: syooknylarxosliootiu lInutlIln0.&¢om'plnl0dUyI§tt§nlktX7dQplI!g otthnknilo Into hilnouit. Wcwuohodltin u-tun.tss:.laAtodpAsas.IalAAinzaA'chu_ _ «taro. iuhu dhhds n:u:_M‘,thoiAst. In IIral1btIBldl0$[00IIIduVI1n|§l0O3II§0l9-' phi nnthodldmnd with Aocgreootuttu ro-_' ;,Ard1assAoAsotIhApoouim~wo1t-o:$leI_otAhlbA'._- wuehA’twwodIbA:Atteh’wuNI.IlIMhAbﬂ. Bo- tw¢oAI.u‘ws.tlxio ray xusAxhMA-boygund scout nu. noted Alarm: - Ancrlwo hid id: Alain: bdtlad. swnliowuxnor-A Apples Acdhiru. Ixhuusnld Adcptxssuwdotulvanyotlvoozdx. nwuwnll woudtunnoon boytezisuh «Jar lung Ali titocmuenmiﬁatoottldbooxh-mtodoutot nnnAr'uovn‘nar. Atud.whicltoAnoIovuynudaﬁzAsIuA&II¢la mud. Attho very B:-st :IDﬁln.l.isssAtwy 119$-¢HU¢‘l«ﬂI|IldiI'&SIldlIll'ﬂvlIlBv be:-ottroors. Ibcuwnliuwlndroontn our tntuntllAlrudy. O! oourulioouldnotbc dcu,AAdtzAIh:oA.rAlIAdto but brought’ tsp. AA uxzspAvoprovuﬂthllyAo&"iAsi'*‘ontbo0AraaAa usosuuy tine-. thou Axonpﬂoul uses An "slow And Auto" huyond nuuup. Nobody showmdnhoﬂlgkhsshznyornnnshau. '.lhA~ Guunlutdhis once:-A wAlkAd um}: loud daws,ssdtnuursoolunoAll&AnoA.wAn got I1. xowiorthoomocxs. .’1‘hAtIwAlnotAv!oAAt s¢At.hutA:t¢r A inrthar hpuol tins. Another oa.rlppItred$e!Ilmm,Ittl than who: All was oontonAAlysnAted,tlAar.ow:AA nod dAAl..tAoI-A tr.mnyo1o.ntoutk. 3AwrAlA_IrukAi‘n:tItA II- gincAulwowouw¢. 'Wow¢AtAAvuy ,_ , aui'yiorAs2lAnhot:z,AothA~rIAgstoppol nor: tun twlocist tlnlthu. tho Gown oAll_tais A!qlAo{IrA!a,wMol|Ilhlilu10Iol As npnss. I7.vt.tuoelIgAm:lAAnAct"'Bcnnol-sag." which auusu cAsy~;odAg. taxing-iin‘ttuo Ilsa tot tmngt And there nu: be Aowtollbhc my annals; to tho Lorna in A "annual my." tot ‘to only hand on pcuuunut clthc uxnbortn tin-Ilou It-Aht all oottoutoynrd.ttnpAAuats.tttA toehoccdslays. ButActthoAli¢1:uMAoItoAwAstA.uant|hIA"IA- pstrioue"porAoAbyAuyoA:s. coating tau. stud-still tho third tune. we mach oceano- un-ahe1oroAA.AAdoAArt#rt:sg Ania limo om- tunsttui.t.vMIonAdﬂu kov—uldla!.o!sottrsAt -going Ioasolrcn tIo:AuAvwrA‘~mtAt sll1o n1tAutmu,ctA«u hunt Thiswnsvntotwl utiund tronomdsls rain; I11 I34 down in dupstr. ltonwﬂnctorcsrsuhistintotitoywsttss Asvc eunuztontltouxt mum. lay own cum utitsdau to AwtMr,hAAvvldonIyIwpAisAslt-Ana: btssiAd,thAtIAhAdtotAonou at-I. At_wMAI IitootaArcAnitrIrundIlIIhoIixIIn,IAdtoot I0 muoowhAto1'or. nuotaanssa but pt ts. sxsdwocn IAdiabo!onNo:lAt.AAdthA1wIn torthcctttiu. Homing wu ttconsuy but ya.- uuu, ﬂtAtf¢htAw|loiAlAt'AsoAﬂ'AldoIloAiA¢ cuwsrstulnuuol turd: slut they Md ' ' 1 doAA1ho4rdAty.AAdAqnAuAllAA!l ta»/tnouiou, Andcn onarmontrunslotrly got Into nouon. we :1 notalop Again tor Any lngth cl tint un- ul ms uommt had to ho turned onsui!>oAAdAu. A any strong tm-1.r1AA, tormlag A kay to Ihl oapll-Al. About tan tlttiu dututl Iron: ts. Thin wu A very tortluu. no In should. porbnps. am. An; km our Iuxlsc. and boom IBM to drivu oil from tho Alanna Hll midnight, and mu wbulo might sot into town wita us. The no am but puud Atsos ourArrtvsttu.s tau put!) spoons rum); to the window town that trouptnaubiuin tutu &AvArioIsdqots.wtth drAnAltcAt.:u.1il>AIAhtloI.tA(AId MAM nrluq up LMn'lO|lI]—C§C IAAI tumult 6! at you Inl- H-Ivsn! rs. ‘Emperor only went A day ll tows AMI! In mun ti-cu tin Bthslu Auuttvon. tum- woattokatooehtobtpﬁhal At Ibo nuuvars no yu-Adu under no dlnottott oi tho Gnu Dan at nsolttahrrlctwntu. batotiowod ioyswmt Atrwootod Aiﬂgt ut I-nun, or was AA l:rsyuwol"‘ I<IV|J nvhrw of mv.1xAl tloi OLADII 7*" WW-Ix no law: lauds: aMAu-Aboutﬂu noun; 0! ucrmu: nun-at-wlr, In Aoeordsaoc '7“ ‘N63 Ihoéd on: aaovaoobwnnda-(ally A Brian M rsansuatu A5 '‘]L y“ “guy. to on pun Aammtoy Kl cunts Ana my... 1,... 9“ MID“! In“ W 9‘ Gﬂlld that German Prtaou i..—...t. tmd turn rte bar: exrggga ; aggm-4-A utuucnos on the gun) develotgaut ol the "_l‘A_tlurtscd." iron-also l'Al'1.¢U_A Arc to into tho Anon of the most. diotinmzlghod Btuu bslonging to IN ' -mm“ bulowcd upon thus. A sAiiAr otnu of non-new uotoboalticdsnerdlsunguhhod Ger-mu Gonor- Ais, Adtnlnhsnd Autumn. Andtoontlllwoxvt to iron-and gunbosu, wbiohuu doomodlo reuiva _ thaumuol nptnuud iuccul The Empuur heaps tho umlng at strata yum: In his own hsnds. ‘I'M slow And unzslnly-looking sham: lagswolo ho call-ad. mint“! “Mull. ulna ol the winds. whilst Mun torpmloea Are tobohonnrod wuzt nrnu‘bcIottgln; to um man dhtlnftthhod aAvs.i.ry gosernlr, both pal And prucat. Ttury Any‘; cu-Aw will 130W which wny use wind blows! It All use Lnportut yours or the (‘yawn nAvyArAtnAledw1thAM sun: system- Atlo cue AMI Ioretlsonghl Al Ilsa vwry ulnar on: of sums; it: ships. titers in lituc doubt but thu we stay livokosoodtsuug-ulsisodaarnsnauiﬂtlrnla, in well As ‘Aural: and Autconcn. Do more tho otxrréttu Inez. on hiorctnrnhouthe uni rmioyr. In Em pcrvcrwmontysgcm Adtyar two In his Oaoiul tlsicu going to Bsdqn-Boats. wlurc the 2:: was’ 'hlr~lhdAywll.lboooIobrAlodAAuwAl. Anu- am, the nmioolod And annex hlhbd-otvuitotths xaporvr toﬂotar manual sum rally pin; toukopihu. 11:4 Idol Ootoharltt ilxntdlttttbu any at dopartrtra from mac-mdei "_".ror lulu. nukpmw ou1.AInl.y wériiinbird. Ii Aougood MAI lmrdcr. mu ins let-AA. Ea Agponrc to need Aeuosiy root. Ddrtngnll the mo maneuvers. hl_ FA! br1:)i¢r-s¢- back [or sonic hours Avery dry. Add hid tnnnnuubio Andiuaeca to gn.s:,~cA¢_MooAl‘s'xntLtry smrs to Attend to. trot evcn J5AAt'r¢r'Ao« glcoudlho btuliusc or mamas; lsvinl hour at each (in war: Aiw-sys spont.*AA;.$lI}I aoutusﬁ hum, not only in Algntng _,.;or6An And pspus, but In hsvinx rvyorts on itthjooia rutdlo Alabytmlttstntsrs Aadsov.-utarios. Bo you into very snbnot brought bacon hint. and gives lthxs noatosrefni Attention. Bowpuusto renew the goldun mum oldoiu Al1"t:nl'ocmAs into his my‘: work tiaorvmzﬁly. And giving us W§0llmhdlO0A¢)LdlﬂlIﬂ¥{hIﬂ[}’ iﬁtlallaﬂtha tnormmr-yrlAits¢.AA It ta swan-known boltin- tiutlatpomorll Aloldkt par ero¢Hmcc.And Hut hislt-my hone oltha Lhhtp auras: tohlAhoArl. 3otwtI.huAndiAg which. he cansdanﬂously urns try A ht-so portion ol hntltm taothorthinp, equally Acoousry. though no doubt tn lea occ- gutlrltohlm. Tollsdtlnc tornllkildnltamlho day ought to Mules; I¢IlI&P11‘.I._ minn- pcror Wtil_.i_.n-n mxu his day A :ooddAA.l longer roorIo'adm.b1Hdus-turn-rtv. Irultly mused. btioto new In bound nsaueit By the _'A_ lpresuos. fthls this umybed lsusnoplo-In its ooAAir1:¢uouAndiA its turnuwn AA llto privntu aoldlerﬁ. and in me dently cozdoctvc to sand. hull-N slow. II II: Emwrorhumedttnli his life. Andhnun via in tmtittt And Ilntﬂl with away A um): youuvtr qtut. Dunn; IIAA En:puor‘A ﬂl] Anon; nu two“ that: wus. of oonno. Damn-vuganung ncidenta And rpuodu. in wlttehtiaotllrowttrriinoo in is y-land A prominent put. As well As his royal hlhu. Tito» . SIIAI :n.trAn amcrlcnzi ‘are always vcry tAvvrAbio ooeulou to: positions ukgyrumudwtnkvndnpcuunn. '1'!» petitioners in than ones. not Aoauoosud to oourtetlquizo, Arowuwitoiollowtbohsyttutoa oi t.IunoxAut,wlsioh bspnstion can mounds b¢t9.¢rthA_n AAyAmt_>uaa-oi etlqssoloo would have done. Onottbuoltukeplooduooocncdbduc st4tcsuuAtmstnpns1:y.thommua possum IYOI7-'III!lmOIhI‘G£,IlﬂCI. Apoutnt woman syproAcAAd¢‘5xnpe:orwuAApotauA.ahowoA~s AAmAb¢rolt~Aoda.lsIadAvrAxdAclun:u,AAe.I AA .. .. .. V...“ ilshcisiytnqﬂiuhunc. —dCI’3¢UnC .llRhﬂ'! llﬂlﬂllatl" Tﬂﬂltll puuuinuuoutﬁulhcnonthaathutlnddo it., '1'bA(.‘ro1nt Prittoo II-I Ashamed round his I.Iolo'A-—1ltAlAiA K.lu"A—boAhawsnlc.Ii& which huwlllltll IIiuronh)oeiA'MArtuA£cmA Awake. Allho,|,I.rvlInJtl¢§ivIab1lbA‘IowIc£I.loz:nl&sIo thIroyralysrty.iss:wcoi:.thonwv.rotwos¢wrcA o! Iplgbtsywtup ottntduko lapcdmlplnworu. Onrctuntingn-outhcsoctotbashoatlcpgrouad. no land wAtohnA:t.izont Llontu. wu pooled mm hutAtho1sIwom.lo nard manna Roysisnd lsspctul 11',‘ wsstatssnsww. ‘nu lut mam publicised by. in "chnvtul ﬂrtA'§."nd ‘ .0! mr:_..'' Wu. eoatsluutocautol tMbAtuAc£~nodAAAadih nntita. 1thAAb«aAtAo&tconxnAabdnpoI,thu. wbllrtuvinn nut ahocnstnnun hull: About ‘svwythha connected with tarunnou any or BAdAtt,tttounyiporuthoynAeat Vhuuboula _ol llnpolsosvo sweat. the giving up At witloh ;-iornAdso9wosiua:AioAAnnlA thayrocoodtnga .lﬂuﬂ’lh¢§ﬂ)litIhI-iOI._ )lAAyqAuﬁnAA Mvobou '_*ntsodAs towtnt Manna! ﬁat. hutousword. Ktuoqsaqsas Arunswnnd i_AAvcI‘:lAta'rAst« .l.AgAcucoAaMwtho"NowPrAAAtAA:pApsr"ByA isdyslcnlu haul! h.von.lIohcAhAAuA. The nnicsennnto yuttito nrwuol tltowritor ho- y-sadA6oubt,Al’tbouhthA Acoounlilull isvuy surprhtngsud hynonun pluulnxtc tuner- .IoAh Andhlmlt" nan . ll-MAtrs:"LAt«stAtitA Autumn u1llm,1wuhodtohroAtha cone IozAAtAir.utd, th¢:oloro.wxct nyayqunn-A inthoootto-ounam tu-‘slitticoottan. uadc_taoApiutdkI hunt in mul Ulttzsrco value oi I(oA.lAAg, ocuavsu o('WtlinlmAho3to.MArOAAoAl. Bar-olduiy uw iupoioou And his sdiutuls you by. Antony: than General Ouuuuo smut nu pur- IlAAlArly.l:auuuAa wutho bunt And hut- looki.uYrAAotsuAAI no nor sou. ‘tbs Aobia, shsrplyutt mum oi NA not. palouwsx. wonro omrlolcrlltio ﬁts: l rally r-Aoonlud bisswualutnolntcinlhosolltltylovostpalhnol \'ﬂihAbaAAoAs.ovu1!ooto£ which no nublod ovAtAAAbotAAiAtAAd rovollu is ultra. ‘I'll boutttsl sauna! washer avoud in Villa witch we too: ‘took togulur. VA writs wtuuvcr (luau cutatuiu wsi Avtoadnty. border to in! our laszrAAlonAtho1thoAsd.Iys,or,whAar.AAyworo in-opAhrl:sl$arA.l'rooohboArI.wu tuned to tho Aoutsslnrrtwryotllurthrosndsrt. Ossuoaecu wucsnnnhoyhnocop‘ uApoot;thAsyl.r1!osl livuliaess ol Luooavoruucnrouiadod no at our never-to-Ito-torxtuoa mdowiu. WA Mixotl About Young‘: ‘Right 'x'hon;'hi.s'——nnoh mom rwAdbytho Yronehlhn by tho Authors non Axum: «pm», on any minus; uemsu.-— Abottt Enlist Hutu, the (.‘lu1stI.AA Puiooophun II-ll Aboutnnith. thatlatsurot buuoo. OA my. ntuxl to Dunn. I oontlttud IRA lnwruttttg con» nnnuons with Guuni Ouunosu In tousr; nu mun would have Mon worthpnatlutn the 'HUVIAI duduu. Honda.’ "la mo bvrlltlln-3 “Maul, 1871. I nut-wdA Aouuonximwllloltsngubunthowuulu ll: hteognua,u.A6u IN Mm oi Cottntnl. K0 was toeolvod by hives Bionudklnl nun! AAd1am.AAdtootbAAk tlnswoul at lupoloon mush AAAdA. Alaottutuu bur. Ollﬂﬂlil wrototottotortluluttlutotxoss Wlihoiuahotm bAAooo’ntya|odzlApoiAoAto0suAd,AAdrsutAlAcd mu Ami lawn thin comers to Irma." llsnyocmsu todlksttucyuvoboa dcprtnd on tntiottll trophy 155$ origin to Mun- A\AtA¢dti:¢trowA property "tonnsuuti Aye." 0.3. II. 0ou1rrA:sxzuurt:uAAAcwAdhAdr|biAohtr- Aotwol poddeuouwi Revue. nsdaclsudto Arehruahoy BAyAAld tut Aunt And Lulu usghhossludsosuod the Ila:-Agorlushs I-Altar. scdthstttwdmcsitywosldutxoocr. s:. was man. ﬁlnhc-Eimtmﬂmﬁ x0jg_:,tmg4, 1825. OUR EHGLISH LETTER. The British Illunenm and Its Wou- derful Oolleotions. Ancient Printing. The Blhlla Pauparum of Four Hundred Years Ago. The Older.-tA1manao in the ‘World. bonsai dm Immos. Oc1obci.—WAl.Hng up Ilolhorn the o&ndﬁy,1l.haoxhIIw'oulsloncornorur.kvotc Ac hourortwoto the Bduaﬂnuuu, thumpin- cosn institution wmohlosd l:lA¢nAlAylt: no history 3133'}! 190613 01' In "one of thagtoruootottr ootnxtry." ' min: tho turn down atttsottxn moot. noon °-M ‘° "*9 *°'”°°:- row, v0--'m-1r- wmh m spsnlauvncg-s.Aad. A_l_tp;Athcr‘.Abont.thirt-y’-Alx _ °01‘linIlAllkDIl8." ' ' - kllaodu-. ms 91., . -§.I:~.¢..:9II,.s‘viI2ré°'vl6l~§:‘xo. Pu» ‘lg: A _portor _And polsoonut ocean I ‘was’ ‘or acpa'.‘-simandshtmutu Bthcdnozoi‘. this hnndlnt. rwo‘ hinltingbanr can no seen outreach At€lo.Atw’hich,ttncoes- IAry,no v'lA!toroAns.'ssu'Azc iaistzunt, (or you ttruuu at Aunt’: AIA continually ﬂow Inso- mm. Ourua-Ling the lug: lull orsruiuldu youua door: And stAl.rcAcoA ludiu cathodi- tavont dzanrtmoato. molt AA utnru history. An- tﬂznltton. the reading room. etc. At the m-um stdcisA;-taco when wtlkiu-sues And unis-oua aA.rrin1.Ll):InyAdll, Aro bound to all And do- ponlttlzooonruoloo. Thawsn twarncnbchlxid A long oovumr. they root.-tn your cuts or whst not.AAdxivcyonA_e.Mok£orxt. rhcrohso cits‘-cicr Iltlr. Illa tailor your um oi muuqutuu. ‘rhobaolof nrtaaaunutput. You any be Attnnhorl to thnutlvtx-plntodwnliinp tuokct yours. bntyon must part wtthithon los- tttltns, ornloo give null hope cl lulu thou nootyclddooouodigypucu, o1uAlA;AtthoAI Aouqu books, or otooxuttnzbg puchoiogieclly wlihtiustnlod rhinoceros. no theory. I sup- pon.lAtl'tuyonml¢huatlopo1l.I¢thln;AAbott!. onbusuoisodwttha lit of nwsoalnrchrtamn tgy.h!At_ohocI:lAgthc clusiui moon or some At thonntwvuiublonsazblahontbcns, And thus do mm; ‘_ ' Ioihla wltoioAo:Ao.:re¢IAlA- tsoA,Aodlcttmysil¢«k.1n no-puyvrtushoctol clhosmtolbootliod t«r.tuuusdto tadrlshusa utusdwbnhknowuutho ,oxxatvrt.A.u untuwr. ‘nit taoaulhs About slnwovoittnu. and wait» gittottha mght tIott.'nonAA Grenville. ‘no on!- lootlolhslidlohnvoooathxnovor iM.M0.Bym .I{!p¢Al‘IlbOI Aloud say an utlnoouw-Aunbont eighty tcctin lcagtta by forty in width. 'i‘Mecll- nsgla A vary lolly one. and the books Arc mnyod All round in (mu-trontcd ones. to wiuah.ol ootzno. Ibo orv1lAAr1' vultor Ins not Aoouo. And ponduown And nlghu Ionu t.hayAm, nyeonlly upon an lower matron. And uuuu; Appcrouuy upon Alina: evury cements-Able Atahicol. But u re- prdspomsAl.lsnwosAA:gyona wbolusAdmu- ssoutolhorcudiax-room could so»: then, Andsli utoyr¢qukctvourArudartsAnlnLrodcotlo.n!r~ou twvhouocboldcrzz panama wince nAntnsAAAAoA Au lathe aural London Directory. tits: IK:.Gmavlno wuagood udooudentlccs nnnzlozho oonbdnod it Aottung botﬂqhiul )1sAiAAl.hcshoAldAodtspouoitsts2ites-Arytrus- Ana. ".0. [rant y-Art-at ny.ltbrAx-y," AAMM. "ltAsboupurohAAodtronthotwolhAlAlAooArw uuogivostannytnspub1so.snd'Irnttt'tcbo Adnbtutds. dntyunu mm Aobowlcdmutis obligation lrygivllcthas Hbl‘I.I'y.lDIOﬂtIll¢d.M Ihmtdmluonnlwthouudnapu " nistholosxrow or show oAsAs.howwrAr. Ax- undtuuidowaounidsd thAroon.t!tAlnAtA- l7ltII'1&thOl_tQu£iI!lollho vilibrhau. The yruldlng oldnhwho cunts Inststrwayolbm dAsl:a.“.’?"3*xMot1ou. -noted-$2?s+étaAelArtulcrii2aAnoeoApAttAn,bc1 w*ltl:§:'¥$uu.:todottbt.taAollyoAAouAlog-no.1! Bntaoirlertbousudslow-oAAoA. Lookluln Iho.Int.IsAwsomsht¢eruttnxs'poutnans at As- eiutwt.Aung,toohAloAllyoAliod"blook~bookI." IhAllt."booh (‘mm on-‘rod block] of wooﬁcaussidaottholan-ton‘ly.AAdnxAouicdIA BoIlInd.’ﬂIAdcrsAId Gunny dlrhtgthgtrst ﬂtINqIIIt'tu.IoIlMﬂn:InAtlAootthry." Flathea- -'cAooltltoulA Aoarlans-iooldaxvolusao indeed. You’soo.oloonru.nly no two pA;u.AA tho bookusprrudopuboinnyon undo: Iaoutus. Ilkoﬂltd - ntnutuurnnul, orntbkoltiurcor. Iutvuoaotocrugo ldu otwbAt_wAAti:oA;hi§ood2cr.orwntsAliod.thA Iantenofthopoorthrooortot-.r‘lndt~odyoAnAp. ‘no 31510.! nypoA_c.IAd Aouody than boon '“ ‘ ‘ tnso Iitcvttlsu ioaruu All. Tits union scans to oust»: at Illilloi rout woqxulrexnwd.-xx-tables-onsnBdhsarur_nt tuwty. 'l"hA2¢1puAu.As Au-rod titantrlulit. Anbdo¢nwAliowodAp.)aorsu.tootAaddn¢ous; _wA1iothc‘oho«npoopluAnsoeA_oanis;'Ay‘ tho zhouwiththntrhids award,’ Ibﬂnl palm. And. with anions And Alnouleoulodsyu. looungthssusl. Bwttbctrdrouja qtsaerlttllu cxtrAIAo.AidwoAidAv:itA ' jontdnltnocr buluqoot wisllatttorsdisucxwudoaotjoyca mar Insure: "neon: oddly utxcdspwtthsuch cowtomouolthouosuhss Ar-A uscotnodnour minds wuhthctnlngoiuuur Atodidau. Gnu Allowslooybowovu, nut be tnAdo.br with swpposzdtobolhalrot Adluonotovonlhobloo-b boob; AId.AAwoodAs:grAvl.n¢ wutha nostliy lnlta utsmy, we on Ionrodybc nrprhodu theundasudorndaspuitmul. lsssotbursiinnuwurtwo luvoc rwpruontv uoiotmabwhl at our hvlar. and Audit»; uuksutahAhowtAgthAwAy my Acrvcdlonu. tho Away onw. tho i ‘kicking turd Aptut hit hit. As thoy tusbio Airs ,.ovor IbAAhlp'ssldA. AAGAAII. Alto. ha wn do- siduiiy Avorlo to um kind at nahiu. _ Aﬂtsoox o! Outiclu. orobohly About tour hun- drodycsn old. ooxxcrrutod my Auuttioa. uu-1 Ihouwtn A adults: ox rodcoutaonuohpuo. colored by And. repruutitta. As urssl could nAka out. unis no Aunts tutu-citing Alon; Acd Anna; noon at prusc And lhllktgivﬂtg. Verses at the cutides was Arnugod in wruutvhkc oaolls Around thorn. AiIo’mxtt vnr ctrnour BOOK nesr this wu cu burn; the due an Inn Atnngoly tanned axon: or A. D. mo. '1'itls was omllod ' ‘bololuktrutn t.sv'lotAt<:- VIr¢iAltAl..|A tuna ﬂuid: K'irytAlA"—s dance of in vlrxlatiy at the bland Virgin Itnry--Anotltnoi tho blot boob eolondl-rybusa. ‘l't:oAooIuAndil!AA1nNoAA won vuy qulsr Md " lnnniotu. ‘ﬂay mud to Aoztutu at A Auoouswa oi lmlc roprasattutitoyvodoottosot vnrtotts srootnctotl. Artists-and utursl chm. nub AA IAAﬂAaAuA&tu.AltoIpAd:ln¢ boron», in puck tutu trots tlsuhar. o6A.. And tin noon- Aualupoutwnuduouhu tiuqnonttonn ll to And so AAA loytodaud oruluudbylhousm kcowlodgsd mus. why should not A virgin by dirt» power wsotlvai on print, to: tnsunca, Apparently shows A workmn dAd- iny II! y¢trt:u4toAotAnAAts the oath. Undu- tuviu ctm Virgo Aou guuqu Almsld not thoAl.ni¢hty auto A virgin toms- mu. _ Ammst xm_Aory.tt uonA,ts so sow max. Bare Ind Curious Specimens of . , ., WW‘ 1*“-= xtsztor‘ orosocs‘A ss-‘ Ascnlptor AoAtIttiawrlttAAiArAl1urAnclAsAtoAiLAttAx_ "liltouovtucinnitt snub vurtlvulcl. Ouvi "--ncutlsg. I sttppou,i!AA5ArA¢AAtArAA:ttAAtAtoA§ooa.wIy lakuwo hAroAspccinoAo£AwBollpAgc ..._. . - printed n-on A Alum block. iiolcd 150 An Hedo- rmdl. oz-Allnow-in Tcdaclas. lot hitting By hon! use Sour Gooprls. Another Alums: Apoelrmra of u:xrAvtn[ wu cllicd Turrh Snptncla. ‘rho: lbuo Wu Anolhtr ol the Ammo Aon osllad Tutptoo Mons Dnnnw(J—-an interesting And imposing Ihul, no donut. it on hsd duo in Illtd]KI6- oordlnx to ILA true Iltelnhtg And lulent. II chatted the srv-on dudiy sins in A tort of ubvuhr lane in Latin, As well As the tumor aim. which Aprh; tron thin, giving the tho luu of E>or1pInroAp- pllelble to cull. Pneirg u. to my and use. I can to one M thou uutui bounlx-id utlclu, Au Altnanso. Even in our day: time mu voitmu An oﬂu: our-tau As well As tn:-tul pmdncuou oi that went but this or Q n rind rrvtanaiuly rm: :2 And intending to ma, bu-Ame 0i|l0;zd.llC--Ibo!!! A. D. im-~Acd esptciuly bu-um: ll mu snpxtoced to M tin anrllnl prhztra Alana:-.o. This then, thought 1. h.lIre tuber at them. 0.‘ rourutbcn ware tunn- ceripl not long boron “HI. Asd pools in All Age mu. no doubt. hadrons nor-I or luoodnnmtc or rude way of maturing times And uuou and tho days ct the war. ¢1cu.u only. in-.s Robina: Ottuos. by enturg notches out A moi; but bowl uwthavnryﬂrnipdnud LhnnAo.IndIb1d.I&~ nee between it and some of our lnrxs. nub» prtuudsadslceiy bound work: at tboumndm |zﬂptl0B'W3lV‘O!]III1kﬁli|‘- ‘the sin wu mud Ila Ilmo ll tiutl oi the Anrsn Alnucn _u prooent. AI bottomthurcwm-o‘cuts Aboutths dttncuions 0! A penny oboe. showing its phuol ottha moon. and Above. IA ttaobody ol llupq-A. were Amsuol lguruud numbers I-Id reruns la Ocmsn About the GA): 0! the war. the plum: ndtlu washer. no doubt vuy intervals; to _ﬂsApooplool.IttAIpcrlnd. Om Militia Johns: Yon Xunsycrt-.-L ¢. . Joint lunar. oontncnly hows» the oolckuoti Astzocaoasr. Balancin- tutu. oi lluunbor:-—wu Ibo author and pi-lunar of it. ' A work ouitd rurrrnnucu mettho sye bad, too, to close ecntugirlty to the Almsruc. This seemed in Astrological Dnﬂ oi al- nir; A Block-bookuyrosonunx lhoplannll Bum-A. Jupiter, the Inn. Ycuus. snd tho moon, And oom- menttn; upon Lbs inﬂuenced oi thou tubal! colos- llubodlu upon u_poor max-(Al: ban blow. it uaoanhndnopwrmnityolpmshguaroogb on. I should think uunmuid be lounnnlaarsn JAt::t~oAtl.tt;woak, or orslartslaiag. At All ovoats. no print was oi tho nA'AAl rude dun:-tptton. and ‘oounlyoolorod by hAnd,bucnryqutot |§dllJ- fécttvo; I”urinAtAAoo.au ﬂown below me. IrcAun¢o(IA:u1n.sAdti:chn!nu.\ouonIAttoszty~n. ho-rluodlnn‘ yupou ‘ un‘li.lo.thArvww-o two oi lhuollttloptoturastoucshowoda uni: thsAtoou.AndtxuothArA Sllpﬂtﬁl-303!-lloﬂi. Bathe! than uuurfusm no doubt hit my booelyunder the ci.rcu.nAtAmoA.AAd owned!- ml nun-or oqhtnbacound «airman- , Btald. ‘odwlthlhatn u-um could ttattnkolswpwitb lnglhctr caunuauau rive.-"don 7.. In tau: boeunxo. §'la.tnut much: in in Au" ’°"“¢-_ )oohd.1 “_.. “ "‘; ‘ down- srnn. 1 A Tedioun Trip ﬁom Bidon to Damascus. Bmmntlc Ride Over the Lebanon Mountains. Damascus as Viewed from the "Outside H1115. Thoﬂouxowhcrethedposue Paul bnhloorrrrlnondntoooltacaiobo-Dtraou-As. amor. 8rA.u.. July I. ln75.—It's two week: Ago T‘m-sdtysinulwcntdown IoBcrr-:tt;I #013055 hlnnnmvlnnklnyn triptoDAn:Ascu.pAsAin¢ Bwndsylnllohrnt. Wnworddownonthnkudua Atuinow.Aa4u\n oonld zeuto nntmbtnpAA- 'MxlVuI'eohllg0dia[oundooI.1xboinxoulylw0 ﬁotnlh-cabal-otollcir-nt,wo thonxhtwoshould priémrtaosltctidochbst we round tho Ax-«Aunt crowded wIl«h'pIl¢l1.m.| coming home trout Ju'uAA- ism,ud ziwywrru nostwretobod Anddlrty ntolbooylol ova uvr. Tho dcokwssao auror- qiugéxavinc on babies. work’: less. mm. or bodiesuznytu lnyln Lhobot Ittn_AndAlop¢. only wxkingupooouumydba who disturbedthcnr. IeAr.‘1sAyKzsAtI thought macho! the nonpu- grims. wahsdtom right downcnusodoclrtn ti:nnidI1ottlzcirﬂlthAndbAdscAellr.AndllnMdo uaqnitnsldn llsyrixbtounybnndloosndsam dic ndsleptptrtollh-AwAy.lmt tixoothars vm-va vcryooatiok. Wheltwu I-eocvhulnclrtthllooks boruutd wutup Latin. 1’.‘s lwusmvrhonl wu tonoctsportkm ot our pArty. Iahullutw the doAu'lpISunu{Belx'ItlotIOInaflAl1nrIt«lmo-bi! lmnstny that tiupzouy bones snnottndod by gcrdns Andtrcusumodvnry hrlghumloounrry lilo. Attozrdoacly built, dirty old Bldon. ‘runo- dny morning :1 quarter put too: wu Act outta dillxanco tor -' ~ DA)! 1.3003. ItlAc!;htyrntlcAwDAmAAonA.butthcroAi1iAA tlncly-;rAdAdI'rutchmAi_sadwA ind Altgood ho:-Au. whlthwuw eirsngud overt bout: co ww laptop Abrlskpsca- ‘rlwrmo ov-or the labo- Aom momutn wuprotty cadtaurosung. WA tow the Mghestpclntcittto run tan in can tron Bdruuu in mm the tsmutltz. Audhsd noun “- nmvonsl. Wlaawowcrcnptxniia hlxhtwahidsoowbythorocd-I5daAbonAAdbv Dumb; down tho othor Aida or the wosnhroduln-oAdplAln.uonw!ticz: mum ndtmwdl.~‘I'Iwu;hAvo ohAw.gAdAinoo- mo,_tth_oa thlswu prntgd. bttuhonnawsond Bdtnnodnrmalai Bztttitvc tnisneootnnwra: iawhAIov:rAIzperiarwt9don-MIdouAw!qwmt.- Edtbo n.nn'AyoonttAnolorho'A-I4Aot.ud taoonto In And warm. but porhApI.lnbItr- I-ttndrotl ysArs‘umo.t>ooylc any ootnohtydaoy that: tsnnenao noon the human manly. ‘nu mind at run mnstgonnad. Around Insolnlo. or’ sonawtere. our more rolltlatcood pector- ttynuy oomotnsccwdhuantlho on-on 9! thin. to them. sully bnlgmad. Ago. soseotino me: any. Dy I-hi‘-xﬁlﬂi, have As- ecrninodthxlthccunhnoubun hul cl an. ll- AAMIAMA planet or tins cause of the Acunts. but taoroiy A anbiocuvo tlltuion. Lho ox-uutu-u oi nun‘: own imayin In ignorant lﬂl. They my Xnow. too. lhllﬁltntnhldzotlly noi.ttdApuAdAatob)oct- tvo utuuoc, And As tor tho puowsm xmnussd botioryuson to as us: book. Thntboanisgotungsntuctoolsnxunino. wpn. tholtcnntsdlutoldmooh-bookborolntho ,A "uruvmn Lllvrtrywn An tmpnuion nnproou Jagmokwuuumlu. Amondnswidonm xtnwcrwuttloxtlotnroslnulrsﬂaxiu vuiondpt Andsoroctirsuoomiaw-AyAnAu'A pro;-run tron lAtAAeyIoA¢1.AAdtAtAocutorwAAAlAr:awhul olrortuno. _ II. o. ; Pius II to Andrea Ignatius, p aroma». \ . hruomcbo-Donoaal-J o huhnA,.A._IdnIA ColbollcIol!!ollAod.|:rAcoA«AdApoAtolioMnAdlo- uoA:YoaknowIisAtdnty bcumlwo. our highest sposuucalonoo. out yonAnAadmu.dA&cdtu 1XAIU(Ru:§hA&,hwtMI,b]vkhootouapoA tonal power. -no Goﬂuod nu nloouou cl Jqhsnusnoyhnp. An olgouonundcrtaha lrytbo so~oAllcdeAnouolUit'IoItI,AadwbioAthadAAnot thoco—cADcdnhAylnrotUtr-oobtwllso boldnstn Atutouootouc-toll-A tin no-oAl1od Arohushoy oivtneltu wor1.ltlcsA.uiAwtalusdAAui- AIoA,totbAdcthAAidEoyitAu3tnoiotsI1oAchAAd Avery Axsrclucl cylloood {Ar-tsdiouott. boxer- dAiA¢d.AlAe.thAtno§thArM AltonidproAcnthln- Aclltnr-ooasaoratlomnor thA:tinAo«eu.l.ledBtAA- opnothlc party, or Any other Aruhhuhou or nlAAopAAlqonidpncvmctocoAAccrAtoAlat.vrhooo dkctionwuotuotorooudcbos. Without touiaamodlvladwrlih Alnuly Adon- IISAI-Bd.|hQli.nhA§)1ﬁ9l1§WQllo1lh0lQ§&Ind~' urorsounsoeatu Added Anna AiA,AAuAi::t~.is conAe«AtIaAtolthAlAoIloA.wAlchtoru«twltAo utdlhyhmp. Ants: roodvodthuuorsluiou |v|]1a|'6ﬂM§£8dI.IlldIl‘dI0 Aanouaootouin AAA4ld.rsAs,oAtodthcIdolJaAolAvl-1AoatArunl- lytotpagsuntsstostotas Apououssu.-sane 5y1.tsaroetutob\oAuAAdths.atsstmnuuosothn sAdActty.AA~n.llu‘hyus Auertlonstouohlnxthc pruo¢AIi-woltltll .ApoAtoltA8io.Aokrtowlvcdgut. AAdIoao!tdh7ﬂIawbol¢0hu.roh.nit lI.|tAInr- AuAoAtitouxvInIt)Ivololh.lApervIrsAudstub~ borttnlad. Totvpclruchy. )M03IIdIbO0ﬂU|lG|§'Y¢Io uwcllu Ioonploy thAtoArAooa.lortaathiy_)o owrulco. umstnonndou wolf In shootvs olothingiltrndo tolelturtltaiook of $30 Lord. wo Am usootthopowcruvcnuol God. AA4.i at-Atol All.doclu-othooonooonﬂott oz Johnna Bunny to be ulswtAl.‘ssn ndvoid.sAurlo llgltllgrhldlnlnbl Bu coatnondncnu ol the Kolystmuwoll AA thoholylawo. Wlruiost Aadlbotnlnntutiututu; wosxcorununloou And ocodrnnthcn-and suroliytouiy oouoooniod Joins lIUyI.Aap.AlAo Johnna Binlntl, lacto- odlodlihhopolﬂniun. vrio yo:-lorutodtiusos olcouoanlton. AA wAilAAAl.|thauvrlIqAutstod is tAAt wukoddood.ocopArAud or Aoyrovout _wltlio tto GOORII. ocmuotl Aux dsoiu-A mu titty uvuoomuulooud. to be nurdod As some-sues,.And esrsrttiiy IVDMOI. runbsr. sAldJoltAa.snoykAAtptAIattAd¢rttAAdtAst.ttttoI vrlni.n¢biAottrInrtAoryulnuAonI.hA nut do» ttsnnotcslytron cub And ovary htlcuon bo- tottxtngtoourjsril-1.lotton.AAt:wto<lbyAA in our miuivooltholiuonhroh, buhuwo now do- 6lAl‘I.£t6ﬂO10f1lhllI&8 All Appwumng to I30 «moo. llctwcltlsnninwtnilorhlnt to blur the holy ohrlsumtosdmtcis‘ tho sAnrAtnoAts oi oon nnncuoo And holy omcrn,Ar puiortn Any AotA whAhv¢trportA1lin[wlhoapuoopAl tutx::uoo,ltn- poulbiatobcoxoxonoﬂbyhlndu. Dooioruty with you.rovaoAdbrAtiu-osAAdbo- loud cow. that: put lnlAutAttcA. doootvinx ussnAoivu.And moot tttthppﬂy sacking than- Aeivuc , “.l1IIII]Ibd‘l’I9‘\l1lI$DO9C1' and (layer iAloduoAtzuoLlont'Qll€.“ﬂIAnIa limo Ax- Acxtyoumyruysrwuhdck-onuru to uypuuu. God'lﬂll‘n1.IhMlbok s=tIt‘bbot-A Aurts‘ any in Aottoaomusdttwy my boron: putiuct Baotou t«bodAyA4wrAIhAAdotot-naluuory. ‘ fury , Mwovu, wish you Antoni godli- ouo yottrdovoitontotlth |wotolluu.ooiA- oortutntlulmlottoavnnuaosda to tour by tit-cot»uAAoyAAd AttdAwy,d the psrvaru. tor yoswotoortudoallrbouocltiodlodliyouwtlh All bcAvcaly:rAoo.AAdAAAAcAc-Aunclourupm oulbccovolonucodtlunvorctuao Host Inn. wA.vdthAbuaAnt ion AAd moot Auruly un- pnrtloyottlitoupoolollobocodiotton. (livAnlAl.ouAAlst.!‘ctAr‘s. Ibo Am «by or Lunch): uscnu lGTO,hlM tltiztlctta you 04 our Ponuduu. . - ..........._..__..__l._. Ill. XA31 Bulk”. ll. 1).. Mall to luau mind boost ol 6,0“. daivod from hot probo- siouiwoti IA Oooparuowsﬂl. 1. an ltun-at win rvjodloo A84. lived it down by ll-lthtttl work. will lalttor peruotntc-n, And bu Ignored it jthoqiuﬂluotmsnsucauotnowlax Iron tho wuoqnid Aooltouninzumou. Also eovund with not. 0:: tin pIAlauwAAwAnA.A'nduot very touch hrocxo, btthgolngttp the cunt Aldo. tho Aazllahuounngn. wonoonitsdtaorutruhtlr. 1'bcAAﬂlAbAnontAA¢t Asbuttoru prcuy An Lebanon: Atnlwn uaioyodit quite well. Acoulu hour sway fronbcmuou, umrocdwu bou- um. Thucwerurows ct urge troucuuch sidc, tomnquuoh over ouheads. And non of the 117 wt: but two rushing stroctu on either tide. And mtturvu wuor-tans And louulalu. Wopucodnnc horsessnd cart-lA;eA gvinglo And from the city. And Also uw Acme buctuui country houses A.ndgu-darn. some yunuonn on: In European drleu wu Allowed Iocntar DA- nucvu. but now use Modems themodroadroaa tnrnnr min; Atillltlstxvm-col snortmuletty lhuuylunﬂnrnubclon, Wowoutto nu: our Roux. _ In thoclty. Ills krptta !"r-Au Auto. but by An Arab. so it win’! qulta like In Kuopun hotel. '.l'hocou.rI wssfnli oi’or-Angoumlctnon trees inn 0! blomoms And bruit. And tn the «enter were two or lltrvo lountultta; Also. In ttuoenur at tho pu- Iorwuuluxo tountun. Apluhittg ovwr the nu‘- hlobuinunicthanoutoncor. Dunumo. soar tmumnos thooutstdc. tslovcly. It bus;-ms: tuuydouonlupodnxooqucsudnsn oylru. like walrus, Aadltlssurrousdedby thotcoacluxm rink gurd¢.nA.whldatt:okopHronltAad;rAoAby no any ttuit ubsntquu olocphtodaccwsns. ‘l.‘!topoA¢es:' lens: is in th_nAr!artA_orbs.nAn——soodAo£ 6nqund.aAn- and map, Indtllu Asa tortwucs. Ind, lodged. cvuythlngtuaclublqmd “inlai- ubla. The Dnrnuoeou tnugcvtryprottybour olnolhu-0!-pond, Andebcuyorathor wood; And their work in sIlv1r.AoldAAdbrAAstA-nrynna. 0ncooo1dnpcadnniiu:ltodAnocncs ol money In 1 gm ' AA A A . L A‘ V; laAthursAdzold.orAonoot the lowly nodes-A Amu. icwola, us. We took sorsoprottyrtdu out.siduoittuutty.AioAxt.hAAhoa-nun! tho ADAM And PltArpAr. ‘rho gudou Annorwllhhmac uAlds,s.ndlAAwAn-oAtunuywA1Aut trons uwo tortbonnttlmainthuoountry. Wits: wt: were tlrodrldiuwowortidstopstag-Axviutudsi£ottA runs): nu ‘undo: tho keno. wlliotitontlvu would Axmutloo II Attanttvoiy. OI oonrso wt wcnxrruly lnluoolodlnlnding - n.Acuorsr. nut. taunt city whsro in wn oormzrtcd. 0: the sum uucd Nurcuist" with! M In ttullq "crook:-d)woAAwAAoIsAwltsro|bc1ssy in sand. bntsaltlonry tnodorn-looting! doubt it tiny unnbovoryocrtatntbuovcnthaspottsmaoxmo. ouisidcthavnuwv uw the ronuns at A: aid wlrdow wltAr18¢.PA=oiAA-«pod troahiuvauoom toroincbuht wnlcltwnlotdowutothosroud below. Alootinypctnxonzthasvnduad you by w.hicAhcwsAl¢d.bltnd.tAtothoutty to urchin ooavcrsloaoomplcood. Beatogthhlsndnduaw oiiucboutxivuouwlntaroot And tncqnlng to ‘usum.stuu.tunua;nonms.anatt nun pul- Atblotchsvoottx hill in the BIN» non Iruny ooltlcd.se~euu-txacconntrywbnracnrts_tnvAd And‘ ttsogospcl-was written would help Ioolurswu Anydosbtoorwuknou at ballot. rlruon you-s AgothArowuAttsrlI>lAnAAAAas-otA8y:tA.A:sdhbI pctuslsnnbcroﬁ Ohristlncwvro nnvlcrodlc bctsuhtl-DAnaAou.wNokhAs loos-but anon Iho"PoArlod tuna." 01 aottrso. AM: cool: sutwok. Ohrisusalu-proooodsslowly turn. MA lowunnatmxbolho Ix ttamaud I-‘llltl worn Anlodtnlaumtn whAt wu called mo Leonel uAuAoros.untAuodboaAuAtoocIcC thcvlotias worst:-outnonstlainvillngcs. Alltr-Aoolofthoso crud docdrnrouwvntlslzod. And the Oltrllllu oeouyyquitoAlAr[OqIlAttIrutDAnAAonIAtpxu- Ant. though _ nu Ixmwnnrn Arooitlslyliocloru. Tuqjniulu ol tho bottom: bclottgssytcthowui nA_tlvolA:onrfItA¢Aid- out. We uw twoo limnorc belong-A now to tiuhyitslsocaaisnd u A vary old handing. Ounldotludoorotthohattallh mud two odi- ous‘. as-ouoaia tvomositiur mm-A. omldod with hint. I-Itdwltl: daily ornamented swordot tboyshowod ulnto mcoourt when wars two or mu lotmutu. And won, ﬂowers And via» worn growing All About. The grand salon Inn A uplan- dld room; uwo ectnod we Bound ounolvu In A law. tnA.rblo- pnod kind at entry. which wu ronlly A part at tho wbclo tugs room. only A long slap belawtltopAr-ttltalwlannodlosltln. Lamenta- tu at the manic ﬂoor wu A tountsln with the wucr constantly spinning into min .0» cont: wAAssoAu,tow table 0! Angry urvod hrAss,sucA As tho anttvu Inc. on the ulsvurd plcxtox-n war-Q rtctfullni run, bright AAHA dlvuu. vol- vstonﬁions. ebony ublu. our. :51! than fnrtutuﬂ wulnkuplcgwith the nut oltbo room. Thu ifslinwsunnisud ta ;ut.ud tnoulot at mum. And set is taanttvors shalom. suppomd on not; Mobyptilarsol smltlc And orisutsi slcbsuan on than Anions wcro nun onsnnu And chtun wsm. WM: tMOouul's win Mr undo And A urvnt cum to with A wnllor And- sorucooidvtnkﬁﬂ'uA,wAcoAid umutnuywo vmo Acuaguocu out ot tho "ArAblAA Klyllo." ‘rims wsnottnrroom tn)» lwucsctqttlu so svlutdid. lmuooro oruucstod tin Anything I have svunooa baton. VIA MU nether surrrtrux. sows. lntlilwu modswnndnot ycucuhodg A wumty Jaw wAA buldiog it. !t vru lta§uaAo.And ltcd moral courts. lllod with loaautu And hymn. no room were vcry moot: lltobcocc lutixsbnb tnpAlAeu.aAly noupndy.lmtMuwsssom -yrstzywixtsotcarblc corvtnglnnom swan. In t§I.ﬂ|IfIIIII]I30IU|lII two buntltutly Mtvod silver lAhArAAolc’A. issidcot which wukopttho they could roll from out y-An ol the cool zonnothsz qsltc rapidly. Jon: I week man an ttrno we ttArtrdvorDAnsseu.wA rcuu-sad to Being. in ycungo-mr the Asouutns the driver own am- l¢\tNwAs"r¢ryMAd.An'd atopocdlo tutu sum snow. Kaovnwroc IMAtz_e.AnA' oath rue!-AMA run very gstruhiag. too-it VAA inst wstn. Wostptdtwo dsyn :A'.i.lol:us tzuotxao downtoﬂtdolow Mun hndsotrvxatwslklbfwllh ti‘l."mI vrrytut. ‘IA IIn|Vp0dvIl'-Nlﬁ"ﬂ Dun: rin»r,tor-at Aod AA: our,l¢hc1t.‘nwAs you About snrzsct wttcttwo I-oI&‘h_ed_ §ido1- W9 wart! roe! by our ltlenda oullldt Ihlldtygztol. II was worth folly ttwny, So: the 0! fntntnf haul. ILLIII. boat. Aouldnot moon HOREIGK G0$3ll."‘. Tm: Kntznn vlnlatt is urmsuﬂly Abundant thin y'¢Ar. ‘hrs "Pi1¢r1m’sl’ro;ran" bu been don: over Into Japuauc. Poon You Lrnlml The court: have dwoidtd Agahuhlm qua. BOIAr.urnrr documents An soul into Pnnoo nnckedlnnrdinc boxu. Mmlmhnsmnocotor thainstnctionolyoug Atut lnthoutoi hi: dressing. Gnxurnports _nniIor-tniyducma-Aw:-ypoo: mu nloonmarociathnoouish-y. lxfvu Allrcutovo to NcwZox1s.nd.whoro the "bodgu" shows Amrplttsoi 1.110.000. 0Al"1‘AI'llB0'1"!'0ll' istoxwlm ta Colon,-n¢,irou: 13AAic.w:s.);tcgAAbovth:.tt IIBHISBIIJ1’. Tulumphw hnulowodu pcrcant rudnctlon‘ tnthowuzuottinllorth Walcoeotlters. .‘nu:iLsrv;nisol lanahudodlnodtosuadtor tluLordll.u;tot-Altlp oi Abardoen Usivorslu. ‘nun Ootuit do Chunbord lstnrpcnd iocrarﬂvo months Atlorln. whcnhahu hind A villa. Pane; Ynttnnucx Wt.u.IAtt, at Garlnury, In thinking 0! Ausmdlng tlzu Anoﬂoltl Oottteurthl. Gxxxnrr. with A population of u,ooc,oao. but you grsdnted one ptxycloiuts.rn1ooun¢ ins Ap- yllunu. ‘1‘2nPriAoolmpcri.Atw1nnotnv.AkohiApro)ooeod tour this you. no In: About to luvs Arwnbotg 10! Englsad At bust .Ad‘l1¢¢£. 'l‘1nAo11xngilAltltAttgxrtAatsAn:nAll,thinn:An. wlthsoﬂua-cnaadneu-Ilka Atco. uxdha use. to ltuIxAutuz1rl£hAIiornAnnoAe.g Pnor. ummicu Rvcxtctrr. An untncnt Ms- lorixantds lndnroithc Uboral nose in Our- nuq. rootmlly and At nrulau. Txlnnkod Edhblirhi buhysppnndasumd toAhl.no|naooLcty. IIASA A box odblA¢.I.i.nxIa- oentlyuAprrpAr-A!orynoAswx-o. Brnnntwt mvnoct untied A mean nun iothononoryol the hlollr. Osndihh. K. P.. In the pubuaput A: Dundorhnd, roontb. ' ' 00:1-oonastoepodtnhotwsuroontsiniutwo ptrezntod snltpouzuouoditt Europe M dro- iiﬁatas, ntAllusAt8aAnd$t_AtbottAAuX. !’tI.IPr-ixoeoi Wsluontortnlaod the bum And Duchess oi lﬂdinburgia utd Mr. DtArAd!,.A: Baa- drlnghsn. prior-Iohls dexisrtunior-India. ' "nttnotn vourmlda: lollnw them." And Mao Duh do Iirogllo. pointing to the plchrmal Km Kshoxtutd Email: in the bAnqut—nAilolBqAu- tuartl. Sosa Plrlsiut b-lain! have oontrncted with Pwn: Iortwo million ions 0! ‘muno. And they Ax- poctlo nuke A vrodt-Ablo yaaroanugo on that In- v uncut. rm. Pin, the Bnrpoa Geno:-Alot the mndn Army corps ad the Gun-dc. in dam. Kn vubusitad Ai.ArgawartuuIiAoxpurunocA during thotmncv Ga-nu war. 0ot.oxrnoBu prcvaua in Bonus .AIrlcA. su- Ani chlidron bun MEI. Ildennhavobovnuxpoliod Iron A Achooi Ln Susi on Account of oolor. Botno tun neuly whlto. Owrxotothc bill!-Io! l.b¢Ott.ll' ﬂnharlalfreu dtsuus to Ihrutmmi during tho coming-winter Among um aotuurcd ﬁshing populnion lJoI[\I¢ rorx-bound coutollicbndar. ‘humour trout Acquisition to the Brighton AquAr11unIAApAirotAcA wlziohwerobt-ought nomthoxozth Pacino. uooApya.'q>oct.u hnbltaumgtbonololthocqnu-tan. . .AnA'ruIuI‘ ,Ac Oolnntbonwudihns uoodiormmottaolatrullot Ilto PAl.Aoool~l.A- dustryln tho Ohsntpc my-nu lnPAr!s.hIsboa rt-xnorod And can to,umA,tts-or-i5iuldeAt‘lu— non. ’ ' Tm: is A choeﬂttl dixpsboh t-mnB.Aa.xoou.ia rnrthnr lndln: '".n:o chtuu odlol.Ah Am. by lnpttlallhg hudl. torturing tho txthAbltAtttA oi Itnwyu. to dlcoovrr Ibo AAAAAAJAIA of Mr. MArrAry." Jan to rulkvo the monotony oi tan Print at wnw 5150.000 trip to non. ha mu Inn on the uvupoolAotcrA.A bud ct negro ntuir-cls,And uvcnl boon compuiou. It is propcud tn l'r.t.9on by tho tclognpmo Ad- nitaistr-Auon to uooungo tho introduction of prluic wtru, And to out such indoooxnuts that must t‘Aw:ryAnd no rum nun’: taouotntbo country will be without its ‘sire. Bxxotnrr Wouxut proceeded As one to Laadonoahts AI-rivAl iron: the One on Good Hope. Blr0ArnatItAutA$od Khnbclcoonvtnood thatilttoiwu onysbtc cl bcooning one as the brlglstut jewels in tho Brlulh crown. A ucsxrbruohotprominuutnooyba. bo- twout h)AdAvAl.sgIy I.AAoh.AmyAod xnuuunam nAiq-ey Apyostnbo. ct no vlliuo Htkﬂnduwh an-Ar Ilontuws. rumltcd In A nonsuit. Duh ptul Auoucrc nnly usoelacod in thalono ouc. ' A nturux-run-ompan at A Wtadcor lu- kecpcr nurmd Bouts: rooontiy eonunmocl Anions tnAAtnnlArtAAhlouoAMs.fAtbortAlBa:¢ him to dunhisbootstorltltn. Ho nod A cord to the Ludlu oi A door. throw it our the door. Ind hand Mann. A rnoroanuun who recently meted A ktosquqca A rvocdwlthtnllw pudrot tcactucou oi Chmbordrwhrra hysold views ol lupuoc. bu bun around to remove lhcklcnqtto. Andean- duncd to pay All the corner Lita proccoatson brought. by the cant do Ohusbord. III. It-tnnxou lucid to have A woadutol nun- ory lorunuudhou. Attboouruolltishm dsy scrvlou ho shutout oi hi: pulpit to tit: IMO oltudoorwltpnhk pAAAout,ud shut: and: with tho nomoou. uliisg cult By .aAatc And ittqtttttu Am: the bum». 1 in An‘ ‘ “ tortlas " ct drtakioglcutcinu,-.1301. _ C. Azores-tinoo ltmdi-rain tho" AuAom.0°0 psnoss drink during Tu '_ Auuclutou ttsntopAyAAMgAu!llo -locoscws-ssh. And our [H.609 IA tout Anuliy tor'upAtrA. run mm (at an’ mm us was souoma to oprn aurora Hour tar lnopootlon for A low In- dsys. tollowxng mo A.xAmpio oi the Duke at West- tttlxulev. Then weto upwards of ma rlutoro no Groavocor 1!-uono every Eumisv at the term A!- lnttcd by tho Duke for tile publi-3 Inspection cl his nvusiota. ’ XTAIJAH pspen state that tho teuule whoce tau- tlincd rcnuitu won nooatly diooovorod in Bonn war A tvsll-known woman at loose clmrnctor. Tho money loud soon Act is suppoood to hsvo boon stolan lrotn A monk of high position, and the out“ In Attdbntod to tho duln to provost A xrsvo Church toudnl. ' Lsol-out vol RANKI. the uunotu (lama: Ils- torluuu, , ‘ , knputauuuos utotnouwmol tin (Imus: Humor Von llmunborg. Thus dooalnlutlcr rnrtlululy to_ list would oi ms- ms; And tiny burn but withhold Iron: the public to: halt Aoaniory IA ddmsu to tho wtllu at In lung. trudrlclt Wilhelm ill, at music. Wm! Raoul maul! was At the And of tho Oomtannlstlo Police Dopmmont in Pam, An old triad nut to request in {nor ol tin rain» has python olA uuuuppoud tobosrosatioury. "lwpouihloﬂ ' bald Blnult, "lmpostlbls. But 1% be knyyy to do you lay othov hvort And It ﬂruolostoyoiha-nAalAl’AriAyou wnttloekcdup you Mn only to Ania ltlut." nu‘: box at Ann wmcqwu land In tin rumor mu. And which won supposed tn have been in tended to aid in the robbory or that lowd- hw Atd tho 'rAlnAd.wr$wAs lab:-Inst colors on AAA sltontmr. puohsut. ‘nu parohnut was on IUIIOXIEIO tho} And plat: is Winona: cutie. turucd out to on his the luvs 01 men school. which Itsdbuu‘ vtaAclthAtoArrtu his: A full bud at mutc. A ‘ 8 stain: try one of tin Atudlnu, A Xlepﬂjmggjngl Th-A poucn must itnn loll rashes chap, 83¢! an uproar thuru rues About “tho nest plot to rob the outta. " .I(Au1uL.lu.c)tAnoI‘s totdscrty pod board. Zlacnmdttsnoenhtrot tu Gchnustbo ghsshuugu, bonus out. IMIII xhndoor, Andaselﬂtlo: "OsmAthA!Allow,hawMboAAe-s pol" masgeA£pAuﬁI1h & lttIﬂtt,i.ttwhi& hAexAds,AAdtowhl&hAlwAysbtlAkcAi:h-sol! Vttca unholy. Ends: Kuilnbol IA: 30 ;t-Aytmticuot bdarquSsaeAAnt.Abu and down. Alt l:lsh‘ol¢fn'ItAa; lot. Geo:-:1 tun:-G DroAgltt.bclimrAAtit‘itlt¢laAAdlAoov¢rodArcasAdy nsmnlloufrouthd phguolnhnhonwhhhmo A-ugxmon sum:-cd.whoA.As|oa¢th.in pupArtAg_ an-mnovu, in AAA: Aw-Ay him while’: box or guutnmudcatcoots-num’us nuwzumsna- lmrudnlaiyhnmouwulnﬂ oi mm A; armor tnyoikianouhbon. wndoo be toutsdoashlu it wu lkﬂadownrtwwtrhnvndmm. Tithe Aquarium 0! ma Botznlcsn Bums as Gbenttiierutsuvnr-yin-xcsyocimerx of ‘ma Vic- tottABqiA. Thohaodxardnmar. )1. run Ilulia, wu rsocutiylnurostcd in ohcontng the when thntwunqwlrsdwlmncru the dinning lune lntho._-pater. in us: can or Lhomsoppott is dtiid. Andlnothu wu not oven sutsmergcd by the weight»: on oitlta gsrdocen. Ha was ted to r.., ' lAstoIholiral:olthtsrutsnn~.e.toAd- tsgtitoourtacootoaoot tho Lug»: lavas mm bricks. Irwulouadoobar-A wants: at About; impound: I1'n!1‘RnpoI.I', tin: IA to say. curry eqnaltclvoncnriardtury lulu: And borou- leooo. ‘ _ cuss. [All ccmmaniunom its INA maul-w be Ad- Answers to Gorrespoﬂouta. Problem Kc. X.-—Wa Inn rcoslroxl rcrrbct Aolnuun-A Iron 3. E. roster, Oinuvcur, (5.3. Wtnehutn-. J. 8. Dowdk, as. L-um; B. ‘nmcnmicr, Limo Back; A. B. Senrhiratutx, Bonhsat. ’l‘cx.u. 1:. P.l-l.—-AA tong u an icy room in Au an vgnanomhthc nnathapnohm uocrrecl. G. E. C.-——Your problem Adam: ol two solutions 0. B. II.--llrto written you. Problorn No. I. in wn.uA.tI known. :1. won. Elan! ' With. Whilataplaynmlnnleinﬂrernova. Solution of Prohlexn No. 8. vmrrx. nucx. XKB i.PnovIA 5.3311! 3.? 3 B G LKKI t. RBBdouialocboohA:tdnAto. Oheu In St. Louis. Before pmyhymd gusto our rma-vs whltds Q Kt. BX.-EC‘. Lrxt I.1='xt Lxtnxu a.%tc:‘as 3.1134 3. 3 fr KM go?‘ cirga 0:13;: 1. P06 'l.PxP o.rxt- a.nxt: 1='§§:s 1:‘ §3: 11: in 112 P 13.-Ex? 1:. in: 13. as 1:. as X i3'ﬁx’x“ In [P 33.3 I5-I-Pxll §‘£‘l“ ii" §ii‘§‘ in.‘ Rt 19.‘ is m.Pa8 ups; 21.31;: :u.1>xn B.-§§§'$ age; 14. x 14. X3 2.5.31: oh amxza ac. Qnvmu ‘_'x‘ha toltowtng odd ntusyuno we clrp to October number at the uedhnt Dutntou 3? Journal. no {Ann ar9¢tnAi1yAppoArod in tho ‘Dubhaﬂalocb-Sdlnag: GOIJ. ITOIZ. LPK l.PKa ii . rig?‘ tint B3 «I1: :13? mg; 2- c.§rxna s. tleh 5. K1 rm‘: - :.~?.§‘- oimxnca stint? to. anti lo.l’xB §.§K:!bolt r1:t:xx’:”h air is: 13.383: 14.x: nannies Pltlladolplilschnscongroos. hl.gltlyMcrutlu;but.AIiilA.h;vlu_Aoo£u: arts-olus y_lAyAr bttt_0Aphht KAKAAAMI to P1! A;A1sAttlaAtn.1tlAp¢sAp_AboiIArtitA8 £hohduI- nulnwobold out tcrtimno com-covurslcull "aotbotAon'cAt. Oouoodinctooopuhlcxanda lM1rA8hoAorsuttlucosAI.A¢Ocna-AAI.tltAAtn$- zlotozsacndplcoowlnbovory don I-Adltlthl! is ‘ _.Ahott.ldsooiItAloAIul!ocn.Arn1Ghi- .oAso.l.AoAAadA.lbcroatotKwYo2s.nuoinAln AAdltAr1iAcsoll’btlAdolpNA,Iurowoacatod. WA would Anuut to the Phthdclpkla Won Clnblobdljllllddallﬂﬂol lvshighuno. Bub- sortptlonpnpus Abonld bo It-u'kd,bttl thcmost ttiponsntminy I r then: lode lnouwolnubo tiuotutplﬂllld lune tho-r'ttlasAodrc¢Ai.AuoItA sndsrwhichtiuoonnus wliwo hold. All this tlmnid be Attended to At oboe. st. Louis Chou llcuruay. Aurooent Atiutlnx boldby the Oﬂocrl ol tho 6:. Louis Chou club. It was ruolnd thotplsy in thclortboonlng‘ ,oonmaunu on thaﬁns I(osdA, In November. All pinion onurln; will [any two [Ana with each other. not oottnllnp dnwu. TM plA}'ot-A will Atiphy upon ovwunrus. cxccytinn Hr. Judd. who. should ha tour. will concodo tho odds at A night. ‘name hutdcotu yriuc wil!.l>o attend for ootnpouuon. Ohoss Hm-r. WI but Itrmtg Moot oi being AMA to Art-can Awuun Obou Touuy. to ho bold in Detail. Ant Jntury. WA favor one nstsiy tor the war- pouct gtvtny wutm: Ill-A1911 AA oppmubity for prutiu. W10’! In Astoria: the Phlbdulplll 001- you. win tho mm ltoeord Axpuln ’ wity no motion was rude M Mr. Ailuronra mcoumtl play. wbiio In their Hf]? Hid Ila ruttlt bun dit- tuut. what mar Notion. ‘°_ All ohou plsycrt Arc invutdtn sttand A muting Au: Wtdmdsy c van-lug. st 8 o'clock. at tho Keructtlaulnoty Glen room. axons’ Hibuit. An I§0I‘l!_ at tho Ourccolti Irshrcwgo OOUBIA1 M Dowsguo, Mich} nu, two has luxury t:A'It'tIAkAx yulvom. lIﬂ"Il1r manta 8.900» It. Row than» in unused up will 11 mos» loss lane is A_.d Ila spotless ups-n_l,-1;‘ V "! -a 21* -.._,.- . Fubllahid Dally. Tnmoidy. somgwuuy Ind ; 'Woe.kly,N.E.c¢v.Fourt¥tIridPirleIb-.b°tthe ' Globe Printing Company oi St. Louie. . - and or nil nutr- ggg ogpﬁu, ye: week. dltllvwred by carr$Ir...l IO 1;-Illqpggnnh tn Iennenr re-an Iddvr m pg-9;;-gag”. per yea. «I )1 w fg«y¢gop1at...................... 1'!!! HONDA? 81:0!!!-D22l0G8A.'-i'-N 50 D8 II‘ nu. {HI '1'R1~Wl3X1.Y 9l4DKl»-DKl!DC.'B.LT- (‘ﬂu sue”-mnynname Berni-Weekly emu-nun o<:I.u-.euIIMIed). by will. I5 )er1'u-VINCE!!! pselpdd). rive «emu. 95. {El Illa-WIEILY HIDE!-DEOOBIE ﬁreb- E 5 -"‘ _ " " - ‘veer.’ ‘ " ‘ ; ’ - medic zc‘taiimIbIrrlenI:OoIxvIIaIt I - -‘ - t. . I ‘ romance. .-whether-‘en henna as manned he mum. neat.-noeteeceet-‘uuc eizumeean-inane OenpIev,_.lt.-Lenin. ' TWELVE PAGES. 3 The pi-obublllliel are that the walker today will be warm and partly cloudy} GOLD in New York, yeIt.erdIy. opened v.t11l5X, anﬂeloud It um. i I I 9 Tu): Overltolx people as not luring much race, but they no gettingilverybig "l-etdy” for the llinyonlty contest In November. .— ......._.._...................._ Ormcithoheetnnllnenctrcedhblenixeceut Irtides on English npperwen Iccleiy la the: which we 0097. In the Supplemdnt to this time or an GLO!!!-DEMOCRAT, born the Qolary for November. _ ' _ l 3 E Gxxluux. 0. 0. HOWARD is to ooutrlbllie hie "recollection: or three imam bettlea" to the Iuaaltuloethlv-: Ga.n’t_ he be per- mulea-td hie "recollections" or the Fzeedmeiﬂe :_Bnr_eIu_inIqIdl 'nn: Chiengo 27’-lbese eurnertly cells upon Becretiryllrtktow town the recently Ip- pelnted Supervising Architect, Hr. Potter. Kin eﬂeuse seem: to he tint he won’: ﬁx the Chicago Gustanl-hcnIe1.n ml: the people or unit renerkhble learn; I..._,‘.,_..... . n. ..-....-.-.;....,.......,.,_.-. . - :-_e="'..._._"'--..-__"= Tun Poet-enice Department he: now per- fected .u...ngemente tor I fut lnIll.vlI Pitu- burg Ind the VI.ud.IllI Line. to St. Louis. Up to thin time we hnve been indebted to the . enemy Ind pluck nl Tom Scott tor not being . left behlud_ChleIgo. Let us all thank Kr. Jewell tor lnvlng seen the l-nntter in I Inor- Ible light thlli eirly in the contest. ‘In’: Deluocrltllc paper: _|.rI Ilnulng Zxcll Chandler .Io lnrmlly tliet we begin to think he mull be yusttho men tor the ‘piece. We were not uelmnly in run: oi his Ippolnt~ ment. In our renders Imdtv. but when we opv passed it we were not Ill-Ire thntthe Cincin- neti EM-ln_rer Ind the New York’ World ‘would unite the two wing: or the Delneerswy in hitter deunnclxtlell or him. ___‘ __‘,..._..___. Tin: new Constitution for lilnourl in to be voted upon next Betllrdzy. Thin fact does not Ieena to be very genenlly inlpruleg upon the mind: ofihn people, however. A» In _ evidence of the interest txken In the subject ' by the intelligent voter: of 5:. Louis, we will r__ nut! E88?! ind for some time I large ; -_ nunlber of copier or the new Oenetitutieu, in pamphlet form, in our counting-roolu. to: tree dlatzibuilou, but have not been Ibie to gin them Iwny. Tlnxxw-II I: one tinlnepopuler theory tint no one could he mined by owning reel entnle, but the experience or some three or tour prominent. reel eutntn opinion in thin city. who bnve followed the example or Tocdlcli, Ind mliod Ill their creditor: to- gether, Iei.t.leI the theory very eﬂectuully. Improved Nil estate in the but pouulllle loon- tlon doee not bring in I better revenue than I -Govt-rltlnent bond, and II for unimproved ‘.1 reel estate, it II the most expensive luxury t.hIt cell tempt the huzn.I.u ilnnginntlun. Counting the spam! ttxos. ml eaiste in min city to to the extent of four per cent at! I very high vnluntlou. Ind I very low year: at mall texnucn le enough In uhunt the re- Iourcet or my one who buy: with borrowed ‘M397. We need henlly My um I condition of things in which only the rich nu Iﬂord to own the lund. ll not altogether whet] demo- ! crlttic form of gcvenunent it intended to . bring about, but it in the has just now. ..._._.........__......_........ jrnxzlx is still I good deal at trouble about that Chinese Cneteln-houIe;-II wltnus the fomrvring, from ‘ tInlIy'I Inm--Occult: mcretery ll. ' Ind Bupervieleg kruhttect Pattie/rhIve made Inether Ittelnpt to deetrvy the Ohieu-o (Janice:-hence building. hll:,TthInhI lo the Ivntellnllneu or the lneeahenot the liner‘; eomllaluloe. it he likely to provenbriltteuihnnre. Home denegvlir. liIInIlord,whclIinobu-tee: the work. vnu omluud to convene Ihneet tour In below the iouudnteue "of III" bliiidbu, an ancient neertee eeneuxe iieeevrhleh iipponu the pteu.Ind ﬂrvmh concave the Inca tlul ezeeteli. I'ortunItely.heiorItheIeieIiruetiouhId heeuc.Izrie1env,Xr.VII0IdelbeI:deti.hIpro¢Ics Ind Ieeexed I deley. Be thencotnnnniceted the feclavullihouuetotlumember olthefr ll.lenl'I couluiIIioa.It IIIII. two at whom protected to the Pr-Ieideet Iqeinet the «crying out or Kr. rot- In’: plInI. reoterdey than wee eoutev-nuiovh in Khe’l‘ru.Iury Depurtxalmiz the yl‘ut«IIu landho- oi:-Ineh1lovrn,Ind It wn zehevnlly believed that they would be needed by the Prueldnnl, Ind the work or deeu-ueuun etepped. it u understood the: Ir. nnnnrozd will he rvyleoerl by Mr. Berlin. olchlcaamuaéthuthllle charge will be lIIde1mheesrI¢-Inna Ilr. Briswvrn wiehae in the ﬂﬂﬂl. . A xlzunx or our here nude ‘the tender 0! I ucmpllmlwihrybﬂneﬂt in ex-Chic! Kciwneugh, the detelle of which will be round elnvrbere. our oely.el»,.}.¢;u¢n l. um, 910 Pwirotlllcn in out of Ill ﬂbpuﬁo to the reel obllgllllan. The people at 8:. Lou}; owe to (kpulu Mcboncxlgh lmmethlng rmlch more lubetentitl then an tieglven to him in thin trey. lie one (or you: the tried Ind trn it ed gnerdlzn or the poem here. tie pulled up life more the once, in the jlerlormuloa of IIUDIIG duty. by dllbalﬂ-IIR|,_;wutI‘o_aud §u. euy, handle: nude Ihundlled men I m.I}or- lryel Ive (bevelled; Ind it ill I luunx dis- credit to Inject city tdteerllea I can in cir- " I enlnetenceevrhlch metre him it wmllls M59‘ ﬂeiu-7 fore tullmonlnl like the! pml>°"ld- We hope to ml the good uusx-Won °‘ ‘ ‘°“' magniﬁed into the generous ecu cl many. bo- tore the ¢X*C'l‘.IlEf‘lI Illawcd to feel that St. Loni: in: paid him up for all his services. 7}... people at st. Lenin can lose nothing by libernllly In ii. wetter of thin kind. Let them do Iotncthinx worthy oi themselves while their bull in in. ' __,_______...._ , BERRY BROWN-‘B QASE. How the: be many at ‘ ‘our beet citizens” have hell In opportunity to Woo I hanging, ’ " ll. uny be well to II): whether the intent gui- iilchtioll or this‘ 'cen3uiendible curlctlty will net._t_o II): ._t'lle}out. Ilittle lusty. The ex- ~ _treme penalty Ind verixetnce oi the luv hIve been executed uncn I Ilexrgby the lime or IIeIryBrewn,Ind.wede not vr1Ihtobel:lu- dimmed II meurnlngrnv the null, or deplor- lnghletate, except in no hr In hem-I dei- prived cl’ t-i¢lltI"whleh belong to every nun. white or bleelt, guilty or lnnecent—‘the right riot only 0'! I t'IirtrlIl, but on tIlr"r'%'view‘ot hill trial, by I colnpetenl. Lvibumi, upon Ille- gutlolu lhxthlstriil wII not in Ill respect: hit. Brown was accused oi the killing at I man by the sumo oi PiI.n',,un- der elt~cttlnIl.Ino2I which In rIln.lllI.r to our reldern. That he did the killing vvu not denied even by himull; but the circum- Iuulccl under which he did it. uprvovedln the court, were not such II to courttiule murder in the lust degree. III wns Iltneked by ulog, It the lnvtlptlou ol1’tIx'r, and while thus nailed he tn‘:-lied upon Plnrr Ind killed him. There ill neither Iutute norcollunon law for mean; this murder in train: de- gree. It wu cr1rnlnIl homicide undoubtedly; but it vrnenotot thekind tube prxnlehedon the gallows, lmlou we Idd the Ippelllngteot the: the perpetr-Itor wit I “lrixger,v" which probebiy ma i_i_ed_to do in determin- ing the poor w-l-I?tch’I'tIle, utter Ill. . Itwu elsonllexedon thetriel. Inclprnved by the teelilnony of Ere. Plerr, the: arm ‘Brown hsd killed the husband. he rnvhhed the wife. -And yet this wanna, in lieu than I mouth Iller the had, Illcordlng toherown Icccnnt. been violently rnvisheu by I lusty and desperate negro. lire birth ion hehlthy, living child. We Ihould like to beer ll-on Ihe doctor: on this Iubjeetl but,w1thnu.t welt- leg for their opinion; we will venture to ny tbenlle crime or repe, even it cotnmltted, who not properly connected with the crime tor Ihich Brown vnle hung.. Tllere is no l:1.u:ll.'nIl law under which murder in the uqond dggrao, plus mpe, ll punielnbleby death; and " - "?il}' rlueiitlon It lnue on the day otllrow ‘. ex_ecution wu whether the killing or i err, under the clrv.-umstaneee Illcged Ind ,-woven, wins, or wu not, murder in the tint degree. 1!. Ieenn to us that the rword 0! justice vibuld not have been broken by I mg. its {turn the Governor, including time enough to give the ‘one I lluring before the Supreme’ Court. There wen no pruning demnnd {or Brown‘: l.nnne~ >dl.v.te execution, except on the put of the ticket-holder-Itothe greet lnor-Il exhibition in the court-ylrd. For the purpose oi‘ I hlutnry example to intended evil-doe:-I, I hanging two months hence would hnve been gm II §oodIIth.ehIngteg1"rldIy lull end in the lneentlnte thejudgnaentg thesa- welne Court might have been ind tenure it Ill the more Iclelnn. And, nowthet ls l: Ill ever, Ind thntlienry Brown’: body in: been cent to moldnr in the glivr; whet I! the su- preme Court Ihould be Inked to put upon thecIeo,Ind whet ltit Ihnuldnythxtthe Vardid oi the jury wu century to luv? The State of lﬂeeouri would then be guilty of Iudlchl murder. committed in the blurring 0! Intel: who mu not properiyewbject tor the rope Ind the gnllewg. but only tor the Peni- lenliery. srr.IBT;'le"xx amaxuns. TIl'l'R‘l"IKI' bum eertinuatenru-I lulled yaw- my. hon the oﬂiclel upon ll Iowan there were no Mame In the city Int week. 'n1:uuuycol)ecIicnI yecwrdey were 83.00! 5'); luIhepnItweek,$d.ﬂ21 is. I Luv ooloueerulcnn that win hen: creep- tlaue in the matter or opening Jellcnon Iveuue on Wedneedey. ‘ Tamra’: Cent:-Ii nretternlven hue arriv- Id. W. P. Covrnerthsvut, Thin! Ind’ I.ocuIt Iuvseu. WILIJAI Prrlulru Ind Jelnee lleunez-y. eon- vletod ol jruxdlnroeny. were both Ihlyyed to tho Penltultluy yesterday. Their Inntencn lo two yuan Inch. Lcoouumo lathe an Inspector‘: rewrt. the Image cIndlI~ power or the [II tunlehed the city tut week wu II Iollam: It. Loan Company. 15 M31.-lcledo, li.9L. PAT Wnun, I roereent tmy, wu noonlntlued to the lions ox Refuge rntecdlly. (mm which he wu recently releued. You); which hId Iolne aolen jewelry in ht: poeeluklu. - on at ihe horns round It rm: Barnum‘: plnoe. )1ut st. Louie, I Ihort time Iinoe. by Ohio! BmIlaIw, bu been identiﬁed by hit. I’. D. Eloh- I.rdIon.ol Et. L0|Il.| county. NIX‘: Tim!-IdIy evening I gl-Inti vocll Ind in- Iinlnunlnl eoncert will he zlvml It at. Bridget‘: school tlIll. no I of Twenty ﬁfth In! Our Itrecte, in IR! 91 the tree Ichoou oi Rt. liddgeve pIriIh TI'l‘l'pOc1lll€I!0I!ﬂ hint St. Louis wII inu- xtlrlk-il MIC night In I hep at the "Old Folks" II VII,-IﬂJ“*" W: A ' um» lhntelseillnulle Ind hallo ‘relapses Con yepplledco the United ewe: vlaczlel Oonrt. in St. Louis, tor yerrniulon to occupy the bridnwnh their vrlree, but the Iyplioetian vrII ntunui. Iuocr yeeterdIy. [Aubert Lillian, the seven-yur old Ian cl George Lustre. reading It So. In Allen Ivenun, ieli boat I wagon on ‘teeth street. Ind wII_run over. ill: injnrinl wen) not thought Iericrnn. A ruollo went into lt!IIon’I mllllil utIbll.Ih- meat, on Vine Itreet. tut evening. Ind while the pronrietarﬂ Ittentlou wII occupied in mom“ dlceettou. leidheldoi I put oi peutnlcou Ind nude ox with them. wulu Phlllp uxhtner was: driving I ion: at Ilong seventh Itreet, nee; Du-r. yuIlar- dey Ittunoou, hie hence took mxhl um ru: Ivny, testing his wagon, with in (melanin, I wreck Ilong the tunes. linxaux mmzoo, I bay of tour yeen Ind I but. win It pin-y near (rnxiou Ivonne Ind Tnlnl Itreet. on Thuredny evening. when he IQOMOIP Illy fell into I well Ind VII drowned. The On- unu viewed hie body yertaerdey. Ind lorlnd I vel- dlct in A(oOl'€LID¢-I with the (note. , Gnu. B. LLLKI, I jnryuea in the Dispatch hbel wit. wu and no vertmiey. let heoptlj the court u-Iiling Id! In hour Inn-r dinner. OI na- Ilonnlencut the Itternen in the cue. thelnn wee reunited I raw nunutee prior to the Id)ﬂItl- meu! oi‘ the court, Ilthouuh the Deouiy blunt bed Inolder tor the oonanlltu or the later to )I.l.| Inien he mid the Ru. Ilcom ll :3‘. o'clock rude! night. ("mean Ooh- mu Ind Kllledhenvend I Ink ﬂu woodlhld. in we: at 240.1513 Decatur Iinet. owned by “II. it. ‘nice. The hum were extinguished with I . my huckeu cl ureter. without the cecenity el In Iluns. The are orlglluted tron: Iulne hot ube-I In-in i‘ row: in I wood but. ‘nut urounne eigsn. rwelved on Friday by L. llIlnl>er-I-er J! 00. . 30'! Chestnut Itveet. Ind Ihljlped by J. L stein. of Pztubnrx. were yeeterv dny polled by the Government omcen ier Ieln'elI- lornuulty in Iulnplng. The at. Louie Sm in net oonvpremived. In the anode were in road lullh. , A coxuccmxotetrdzht train on the I. Ind st. L. roIdeol:IplIiII the: It Ibeuu o'clock yea- tevdly Yhbrﬂllx Bro tblevel broke open I car on bu tr-III. "Ind hetere they could beprevented threw ll: heme ei tobecce cute! the cu. Ind made good their escape with tour born. The other two bone were recovered. Alt lnvoluntuy petition "tar Idlnnienioe in henlruyvtaywee ‘nledqeuerany nelnt Ghhrlee Robinson, Ind In erderwumnde to Ihow came, uturneble on the oath int. A ' " petition w'II Ilro tltd Igninat Oyru A. Godfrey, Ind re- ferred to Rtflntw Eaten. to determine II to the Iunleleeey or eredlicr-I joining therein. ‘hr: Corona reeterdnyheldevtewei thebody cl ltn. Johenneh Knvuexh‘. Iwldow. who had -medirvu the circle otconeuII5eu”et tliehreln, the result nnlng trern use door‘. daily use heed Intent-I winder-cur. lnttﬁ rehre! lfo.,uell clerk Ivonne. Deceued you-rel l(!. Inca’ uttvee! !re~ Junolcurnlhs leeerIed'I'cII'elIhlI'cnurt teem-yufcne mu; III relented It the film ilteiittoldliendthlniightheveuluryofttﬁthrec ereII.Indhe decided in hvor enhelniater. ‘nu delendenl In John lmzw, eeeued I! Ie-lllncedelltereted milk. BI iII.I Iequzilsenee of Jud[IOu.l1eu’I. end thmludge did not liheta decide the can ltllneell. Al to h0w§le"one- lnIn"1uryI-ynernwulworlzhnlyetiobeecon. ?._....._._: Ia0OA1lPER80lAIa8. Hoar. A. It nxnnuw, hﬂlwluhne, is It the Linden. - Juno: 1. B. Tnoxreox. hteherly. in qusrlaed es letrnelade. _- xx Gov-limo: 3.0. Wimronnod Leehtsu. VIII l~ueugymerd.Iy'I In-ivule It the Boulhere. troll. 0xnoJ. Donne. IL-0.. oinlstnneu, teiu meeiky,'n;tveItIltlleP!I.lIim-I’. JUDOI 8-rxllrsox liwlllo, elflfeneeeeee. is cur- tared It the Bolt“ ' . Knoll Jami’ P. ltucxxn, Btnr-non. Iie.. ll I guest I! the Leelede. . vti1e.Ind., lerefletevedu thellenthern. lloll. Om. E. Krla. Omnhn. wI.I lnOlx[]‘t3- leednrl Irrlnle It the Llndoll. A. B. tmxxn, Ienel Judge Jolie 3-. Uner, or KIIIII. in stopping It the Southern. cowxxnll. 8. ’rIn.o:. onlre. Ind Dr. Geo. B.(ln§.OiIIhe,IreIH.hI5enIhu-ll. ' on. J. L. wlu-n.u~.'on;e, Iew-I, ma Geo. 3'. Holmes Ind wile, l‘ortlInd. l(e.. Ire IL the !’k.nt¢x-I’. Ouwrn I. D. luau, In lernntmee gentle- J. W. Bl'll‘0RA_X. I_pronxlII~nt dlntinaot 2rIu-- ' ' A Verdict Reached in the Joyce Trial. It is Adverse to the De- fendaxlt. All Four Counts of the Indict- lgncnt Sustained. A Synopslg of the Speeches Ind . Instructions. inrtrucllons S by the Defense - I . . 1nKﬂ‘eriWlllBeIfIde_u0l>lIln Iraq Trlnl _ I 5neemD§IuIuhuavhIBlebe-Deuocrne. Jnwneol Olrr. Oeeoha st.-Jrhe United Btnkel District-Donn not pmIn.ptl1uzlo'eloe8. Ind Iooueltaerthe eiocislgepeeeh int-ihedeienu wnIheg1lnh=yJndxeKreln.lv’aerIouoitnlItedthe dlwﬁttwunhoilu indictment. hndexplnlned tholrallnhalnfthelnwlnvelntlouthcviio. The Judge clelaedthnsthere w-III lnekoijnriedim tlontnthu oonrt,IIthec8hnII.ilInyhIxlbeeI committed, in: done to the Kuterabutrietol Iiiuonrl. . The Ieecudeoutchnrxee the: ‘M3 pnckegee of spirits were nuptial It lheeelebluhzneet oltl. ‘ not cum!-I ten to al.:‘°...‘.'."l‘.‘..‘3'w‘ ' 11- mum al- dthlu nevIrlold.tir..1 II Ibont iI,IndIIIlnIltm-oilztctthe unto end lento Iielen Ind land not been ":.":'." ~ ‘ ...- I II Itreuhee n. look It the (Iota: Iu. igloo got I '- oi In of Ileana». It then mu S0llI."!‘lIl.8(.l HEW!‘ A new prlnclnll lku wlliente Ocnaunxnison. Cough: Ind Onlde, Dr. J. [L hk.l..eI.n'I Own Ind Luna Ruling Glohnlu. ‘trtnlnovxee Sienna: theyun be lent hynuu. hm Slxnplee l'roIIl. Dr. J. H. MeI.eIn’Iotloe. in Chennai area. at. Louie. Ila. L.--. ELEOIBIO FLASHICE. —-YeIltrdIyeve:IiI¢Il Uulentown, l’I.. JIIIII Wynn. I hotel nlarx. Ihet Ind oIn;ernnIly wounded hie brother Wullun. The bell entered the ieneye. —’1'he Pruldeut. with secreteriu Belknnp Ind Boheeou. Ind Peetnneter I‘ ' Jowlll, Ipenl yesterday with John tlIrrntt. It hln uounn-y can. hear llnlilnore. -In the town at Kucﬂ. Heine. yenerdny. Hz-I. Wnllovn. divorced wile or lnrun Wilson. who vrIIllv1ng.wlLhItreemlIIt...’l;xIor. ‘Ill Ihot tleul hry'l.‘:IeylnlI.ql_ﬂ5’%'ﬂ aeleuti. ‘racy then ﬂed to the weode Ind mud hloecell. —-’l‘lIo!c&lt:win( ll trout Bordewnx. Leuieinnn. . dated yeeterdeyz Frauen Fort. I tuglnve tron 3nIuce,1roeI rm: or-is-nI.wII killed yeetmley. III: Benched. by Deputy Start! llhibeqe. in Ittemptinx to eneepe In-er belu Irreoted. -no veetlv but Itntunent II II illlovre: Lona, deereue, u,Iib,o0O; specie. inonue. tl'l.w0; lent tendon. deonue. u.m.wo. de- peIitI. decree». 56,231,100; etrnuielloai. ‘ . $8,400; leeerve. oeeceue. $169,315. —— An Avalanche Helene, AJLIIIII, Ipeelu IIyI thIi‘DonDI1ly. I carpenter, wan-Ihhbed Ind killed in ‘I Ieioon LII: night tvygt. ht. Llovey, who in in tell to Iuwet. ... . - limwn. the colored Shem! cl Oonhllnl county. ﬂlululpyi, who hell been in Helene Ilnoe the I'rl.Ir'I Point trouble, bu returned home. Ind will ilael-Inewboszdon Monday. -«Rev. Dr. Lcirvi Oolller, at Union», IIiin-:l yeelezdny tron New York to: Liverpool. - ' ‘til/onewnll“ JIcxIoI'I tutu iI to be unveiled It Richmond 0:: Tundny, with impceing gem- mower. —-AI I meeting at lbe“tiIlnphlI Ghnuhor cl Cem- rnerca ;rrItu'liIy, Ilx delegll-ea were Ippntnved to Ittend the Si. Ldllll internetionul Rellrlnd Don- venllon. . _ —-iirncnl Cuvlru H. iliey leit lor Tenneeeee lut cum. to (Ike ttuttump LI behuloi the (>onIIrvI- H701. -Ouerel Iheriden Ind petty will In-ll-I I: Olaelu iron the Wee: this Iltm-noon, Ind lenve I: one: let Ohiuge. —0n rridey Iicht. Kr, Ind In-I. tint-rIy. who hIvI been minted but I kw weolu. were burned toduth dnri.n;I_h2elIlhI hnuuoi lamented- ley. It Oheehlle. Ooml. excited when one uu.ntl-unlohieu-o.lIlnl.heeltyIndeloppie;Ii ,ﬂ.{,.,.,,..,.,,,.';,c,&.,...,,t.‘.;.iu..ﬂ... ‘w Jo,“ tbern. . not tea. I - uuliousmnu 1'. Rouuru. ol the )(.u.l'phn‘Joxo ﬂ‘ ;'::""‘t‘°°:¢“.':°* H”: “mfg ”..".. --- :-...~..:-.~.~..-;~:- -mm - -~ on ......°"-...'§='.i’."‘*'*‘..*:.%*..:'..’...‘ ‘- -' -- - - ‘. . I . «£51 ma. It. Luau, cl o:coeeIla. Inlml wT*',-{ﬁg °ﬁ;‘ “ Wmr tn the oily yesterday. Ind nglutend It the Hub 5." the: thu {tied twins:-lvulm *=-'- ' r.:'.‘..:.“*'°**:.. '.l‘*:'..:'z....'°'......*‘**'=.:::.?‘. . I I" c’ "' 31“”'°‘°”°"°""°'”’"°'.“" ezeenngggl nun lnml nelsecthet. In-1 ;lIl.Ib0(1k&l'?"0K L. 5. BIzIeI&Oe..ei heir dknewled “I.wieillerI Inguperv ark ‘wu d yeuemia . nrere I llgnoe America: to J. XOI1XHiL'X’.K€VYor’k; Ben. I(.'tiuIey, ;‘;.‘f-33:“;-“ff§“:§:,.F:r “,"“"':u‘° °°:“ '9 ”""'.........‘”‘- ": ‘.‘.';‘.‘.¢‘§."”.'.’..““.§' W“; +.l°...“”".r.°:.l:.:l°'“....*'~.l'.1.“,:..l'..'“"'§:..m . . , . in :'uu.d.. ' Q M" u‘ ‘ ye:-.y£:v‘en:l’i°tlL;3.leyeIIrI.l .wh:::he hunt} 31- 5°33’-‘D3 90* "1 935 70”?‘ C°'l“- 1*“ bgehnlorreh wrelctleeII°t:eII teen here coo beencenleeal It; hit rnotn tor Imne up nan hosed vvstobe-'—-lheeetwe eheen thievge ::nInIuId:elehiliIIIr1tever.beI he lenewl n w'””“d’“:;"‘M“:u.b..:'“‘£:T:“w.M 7|3¢|°¢N- . Delete 4: I in-view lI Luzon oznmur. Jolt lrconn. In Yerlt, m .3‘.-. .l "‘?1‘hV.lIh.nOo!lﬁ:t:o(l!‘IAr- :;';'°'“'“'°m’ 7°"°'d"’ ”°m° ,3“ "'3 ‘r'$h£IﬂlI_&00..l»hd ten ll\enuhe:I.Ie Ihitl .....‘.‘:‘..'‘f.‘' '‘ ‘.‘.°‘i‘.."..‘?.‘.'.‘i:‘ '"‘“*' “‘°° .l::tm°$..i.*'.l*s.l“.::.'.“ 1:‘.-.:*;'"*°°.... 1 even I . an Gxxlrlut ‘I.'1IOl.'Dl‘£'!)l.PCI¢‘tl‘:rIl Puaenger g;§‘:n:l:¢3°’=.f¢ meﬁubuen Agmtﬂ. K.Ind'1'. Rlllroul ﬁedllir B. L. mm M...“ 5. w Ham,‘ gm, Wenu, A-Ieleunl "uneriItendeut Atlnnue Ind geek’ villi: 0ell?:: Pueinelttllmlld Byrlnxﬂeld 110., were Ilncnx ‘ r ' El‘ ’°‘"' - '“***’*:''*°°''‘' .. ..... ‘‘~-‘= 5'" .2: ”~°"~°°‘°wf'.Z3”‘ ‘3“§ it. no. . nrctt.eIeo our . III on e ynoxere. he: been conﬁned nahupohgeeetorihe “’"”7 um "§"“4""‘" "4 3° '9" pulaix week: with typhoid lever. Yeeterdny he .‘,',."‘ '"‘° ‘ ,,.."°'".,,..,.‘°"‘°°..,.."‘ .,,,,;',’.“' nude hit out Ippen-Ieee unoex hie lellonnlnen KYSIXKL KY¢r]‘O3uI’a03)l0n0l Puher. neliziek. °_“ ’ch"*" 1” M‘ °°""_‘,’°'°°"" °°.°d,w_‘f°' l.eemy“d.u't knew whee :o"..."i'i'. oi I. “’?l’lc theory. 33- _ - W" °”N"“ or lhlhu tenet yue_eIdeIv- i..- 2 xeﬂlth Int. gr “I: cmwnpgzﬁeeﬁr _._....__._...j._. r eeenoe - . or age»: telnet J Ill‘: RELIGIOUB NOTE-8. _ ‘"131 an 00“ y,"3;.l:yfu 3:!" 5?.‘ kn. Du. mm. P. nnxurwmeempy hie gsieeunn .w lrupr-eoeI'tItIl thO"l'at6:. pulpit in St. roiem otupel um morning II loan. 'i°*Ik-'7;F'*“N"v' '3“ 4°!“ ‘W50 -0 mt Ind the event»; Irma. ‘um,’ ‘TN *5 W” ' ﬂ ‘run But. Jeeenh Kenning deliver: I lzclnm oe~ the chip gelh; but Ool. 9"” _ ,3", Ieye re the 1?, "mu" " B‘ M“ m’:'°§°“ ‘N hind Ield. Ind the: it was nor In I II wenlto I l‘*°*‘-““°3 °* ‘N C‘“’°“° °5"'°h~ Wuh tent each In idea. Inna-no lllt heed Till tilulon It It. Ilphannlo Omani: will close Ind the it wee Iurlmhcd lulu hyoelone. oath. I he ulght by Icknen services Ind the bleulug oi the *5“ °“‘.h‘u';"“" "-W'‘- 3'99 5°‘ 03 I llliuien urnu. The raw: oleule; Allo willbe '''‘'‘,',"f, N pm, W," ’;"f;f,.‘:°§§ﬁ‘{; given. , mgmgwn with that which took piece liter the '. . 0. tutor - --i‘2?l»-“oi”-.-i‘.‘-‘fa?-3”‘;-é-1‘»~ of-$3. P:...':“¥.‘."..;'l am-..'*-..~='»*..-ls ~::.--. ' I I I C occupy the 1ln.lpltc;lbt:e Pint Prubyterien Uhluuh has tg‘Eedn$\:.l:JI.mx ItIznpI't‘e gunk. 1...]? -d I the Inn 1 naming veal; cl - 2,3: "" M’ ‘ naanaglmowokupullnonzseupoinuu ‘ the evidence--the hnelneee talk with Dr Large Work 33%’ "1 tame! the “witch ma Yesterday we were Iheu-II eonu-net totem m°:5'‘_‘’ ': M‘ ‘ms 3‘. nu“, my" hundred "Her Antonino Wines: I Olbbe In. nu. dhmygggd, 5.; xpgoggggggggu; chant.-I."Inl£tooIepIriylIIlllnoiI. 'l‘hlelIbnt lllxhllllgaibﬂlllblvfllbioirnutvventa. very I Ieireunpleelthe ineenlworxthlnecnapnxy on,” “'°r"' “V” “;‘:“2x‘j are doing with the Alrtolnlnic t!IehJnI. 1,, gm mm, 5; g.‘ mug, gm, :3“; _ enwl In recalling tron Ind wu coin- Almmzxnui .4... menu _,.. .bulon1- pelredtoniehethe neeeuery correction; RN13. yrduuanIiIIuI'Wl¢xxItI' lr. 1. sum. "”*°‘°“l-~’°7“°“"" 7 portion or the evl - . wuluaentlug Ind ooavnnlng lwI<lnsee.eceol-dingeotheirewnehcwtng. you Ire Io determine cue Io- lo the luv Ind evidence. I will if the conviction oi the ueleednl we {ex leeumlnenyolun. :l:lnIn'°Ind’B?s:n¢eIIer.he hitch: llltind. But you well know um ie I rule cl luv to perm then‘ «Ice 0! Ieoonvpllcee to be given, rated by the evidence cl in uther witneeeu, then it lIndI cane. he lopeeedlo trezn1tg.hItlhInpo3°r:iIn¢dIewII I to . Jlﬂﬂhtﬁtlpotﬂl leeexnuneuon to pro- u‘i'h'e mettle: Attorney then was on to eemnpnre Ind poeuae Ioeonnte Ind ethe tl etlempt enmzent the: hII ever emne knowledge nine 1 hue been luiollolng lclulnthuthe 1cltIrlII angry, I nnctnvedteelilnuny, Ind. it no ill: the delendent. lwruaounoe Ibue c that i In dlepieymg can " Iole wInx.th in um nutter. hull Ix the canoe lne. " ou-Ieioel I The cro’oked wtlieky buineu It Bheetnrl Ind relIen:In'I Lei) the troll! none were then ‘one into, ccnnenuh Joyce w thelunineee. Mr. Boluroni Izx Ied the uliIi.Il:eI lunch; ()1-rae.lIvrI1liIg role the heekI.‘rIry IItu!.Ic.- tonly. Br Ilee went into the II& budneu uni. in sect. uric Iii portion at theevwlenee. picking the thtory Ind nmeete oi the deleeu to pieces, enaonvel to lnpeeee upon the mind: oi the l Ictwilaag jury the u erIbIu(dl yo! thewnole deiuue ed up. In u-reed It Ioxne lengthonthepolntol I 24.13215 wells of nil: ll cttlmie tint, II the trends were eoujlnlluﬁ in ‘the woofer-I District oi lla- Iorni. deiendnnl ohtelned MI knowledge In-i in lorlultlon In tell: district, and tau he ruled to re- rrri Inch hlowiedge. which I. win hie duty to dc mmcduuly; can uexlll the (Ilium (the el- tu BIO) I-u colnlnitm in til; Wee . The lllitl clIIIn nude tint thin point VII olanrl eI{IbliIho.i In the tgrreecnuan. no rocecn ll lord e excitement In l‘1a..i!Illl!a“hlKIl wan oeulcd by the discovery oi the lluplicn hen-tin Ind Iunlbcn, end not by the pleouzttl oi Joyce. In rvyrluii to the serial number: Ind Joyce‘: im an to trace -heul,ltlu District Attorney cltls-Ied tnl Jove: in hie lcportlo the Oonlniselenvr eithev tn eavured to mlnlud that amour. or elee he lied, Ind it Iran I l-eenrknbie tent 9:»: Joyce found t ronvtnienl to ruin on the very Isne GI; that he mule hie rerlorl. The conspire:-.1 part or the eliu-I-II l.x3|ﬂl' Joyce Iru invcntlxeled. the Dleuiel Iuornay nlnlnlm that am wuclruriy shown by the tee - molly of Y1 lnelunn, knzdelmnn, Domgoeeer a.Id olhere. ..l’.‘t'?E.°.‘ .‘..‘.‘°a'"°..’..’.’.f’.‘.f.§.T.“ “‘i?.°..“ .',E'.7’.'ii.:".'.‘.. ll :6. becloecd cue. J -no Juan then re'ed h‘l;&-ItrIct3.u£ we we jerky’. Krnnuked or pron epoahi - I I£. but the ledge declined In give them. - trim a I‘-or canon nznm '!'he ve. John I.JoynI. ;. rnentlermnagtenuelzee r1ol_tun or I. . ' gaggga. tor camp to demo the Tbeﬁnlconnt ed the ludiouneut ehu-(II tan Jevoe II lievenne Agent. hell 1 on II It - mrt-h.e£lzl°ge|:k.e‘ r alto: 3°'u Iund pent pm or <lmln¢'d ...’i'.‘i. mi ted. II.-Z; mall *'°'-:'°:°..:: ‘ .1. ...“‘::: ‘........'.° .'z.l§:'..l'*'.. um». I n snpexvieelr. go the ooumlulow’ol maul BI . - Dvlﬁrcood cont cbugollghet him‘, Ielterellne Aunt. Md hnewied or tint telne- man it 00. Chpllltf’ . at H Ind hilt to when Ind . Ind , which wee upon uld necklace, and textile (.1 ) hliui to report inwrltln tonic tut-eriov .33-‘n. Ilnbeneldnhdmeoo an I. lntennl Rev-eene.hlI knowledge or interlu- Lola. eenn ehIr:uthIiJ Raven A(1:z.l1uItfIrgllIlﬂl‘iDd;Q or mhgmr LII: X:-9 "T: in d‘l:?ll$?x“v’rltllm1°ni1e'n'il”tc $5 Tl‘:-.124 sum cl mu: Ind ll:-.z’lx (Jayne) tiled to rvport1Iwrli.ieg‘IIo‘h Irneelee er lIlennI- tlan to hie haw eaicvu. Ila. Thercurtll count ow aunt the <-' °.:l.-::~.2*.s°:..*.2°...~r;_..-.*.=*....*d..- was.- i: Ipirile without yeyinz the I-hereon»-‘nd""- bgfhe nut three cover: ol the 'i:d”lc'teeent clue I.‘ (the lance ll 1 alnnupcngnch oi.m:e‘2“ you on c vn lb I1 1 adult. aye: uailﬁriecl Ind mid to lllmexierenrerl. You will edupouveeeheount, 5mg:r‘Iot;Iiliy,II ln your opinion the hieh l lute Ielltoalirltli th ,in.noce el fl:I‘;I'rtleI liegeecdo. it In: the de.ien°dIni'I dig ten new or ‘.‘ end Io teeth to IItIhliItl the K in you theevidenee 3 id uil "" Oil I u The mﬂulnf n! "reucnshle doubt" wII here verbally IXPLI. ncd by the court. Ten tnlynnd the ‘ gnilryouueornor-eoliheeollnn Iednot ulllfonoaourmou oi the corrugat- ibewhe o Lhecouiaol the indictment. In your ‘verdict you will Iycciry your nndlegon eech can ' ZlbeJud¢e ilniehedhu imtruetiene lathe: It . .IH’l:’h°eeourtthee \ookIreoeIIteIw l e :36 weed wII conveyed telhe Judge thll Ivcrdlet lad &Qd upon Ind court vi-II llnnledietely con! to hen-the reunite! their ilelibeniitone. Alterthe Ieenloe sue the uennlforxnnlitleevlwegnne throuxhwi Inli the rnnrounwg‘? ruwlr.-l: We. the the endIIt..lohn A. Joyce. guilty on t,IecoIa.tnlrd Ind tcnrtzl counts. Ieehu-gedin Illa bdM TR pznelliol on not ooun fin the Penltenuuy let not lea then to (men holding Unlinlﬁ teIGovllnIluaIl_Inyomceolhonnr. truce: we I. )loiieIo1InenonterIIew“tEiIlumg1ven,the ncrlnnlleouon eedny In wN&%LJI ;mntIwmM&iu “:3-gum‘ u tor mum DI 30 OH I» ICU 01 John L ltxrmun Ir woos nlxx L. Before the fury III and the deteadent guilty under the ant count oi the . they must hue been IItlIﬁ¢d iron the evidence. brynml I nuoueble doubt, tint on the nu: dnnyﬁol Io:-ii_ MS, I knew, or III! A mutton, lint. belere Inld line B. A. fleuetnen III! I‘. A. leneeilnushed neglected to mete eetryin either-at thrlrhoon hot bvttmu. llltlueloruxpveeerlhe-:l by usecolnnllceloner lane:-Int mu Invasion’ '' r -llR°ulm"”“'°li5l:mw1"§e II o I up l l hId been 7&mmmBMaIn 0: see no theteeld raaenun III llunellnnn no billed to can: in Inch been the due when. the name ol the and from whole. III the piece whence. uld I liu were rveelved. by whom uld Iplrlu w ‘ dletllled by whom had I - uprected. Ier nulnloeze at uch pertain. the number at wine Inn nroai Illou, the lad of Iplritn, Ind the number Ind {ind oi Idhuive Iunepe thence; Ind that burln Inch knew or intern-Iuon, the dvieoxuet. I the Western iurici ox uiaeenri. mud to re rt in wriun Inch knowledge or lnicnnetiorl to cite hlcbonug. n Ieor oi lninrnel Re Id er N umbnu cl InterIIl Bevennu. Ind emu heve been hen ulthe We-Item Districtei the Blue; and thaconri lnttmct thejnrv that when lntamletion ol the eomluiulcn or okeuee iI guru in In onion: he [I entitled to I rruouelale time within which to nIkI MI rigor! Ind hence, ii the Jury believe thIl e «islands-t wI.I tnoving tron: point to point in use Wmtcrn Dulrvn, bet-reels Illa 190: Ind 13-! den 1:! Lvrll.iI1.l;thIi.hellepl hie oillce in ille city oi oi. Louie. Ind we: in the hltbll n! «inking hie report: Iloru Inch nnlce tint, Imr hie return to such nalee,t\ciItl'edtcmIre hie !0‘0r.; then well nilun was not Ind in its \‘ui.m: lmtrlci. cl um tints, Ind deicedant in It‘: entitled to I vor- llict unuz r the n rIt count of the iudlnxnent llelore the 1 our dull the lleicn-l. III {Hilly under the M601) count. tile Govern- men nnut hIvI nursed them beyond I rvuoh Ible doubt tint on the me day oi April, 1373. the defendant knew, or h loin Mo Yelne brace n-qnln-d by law, (Illod to thee Ind obliterate held neIrkI. Iuolnu Ind brude It the time of emptying Iuld pectegu. Indlhuhevln Ineh kuowleiue or Ielurmuloe. lhe uetrndlnlfntkd to nuke I report ll writing . 1:.‘ .“*-«=-2'.-:=*.:.:-W’..- ic the Supervisor of Internet Revenue of lunch tnowledge or tenor-Itton ; Ind the use conﬁd- H‘!-ilrll II to the plus when the olenee oi the on lexédllnt 13“ wﬂmltbmhht an ﬂtmle indi- cI « to e er cone: nay dbe R "ban the juryhgnllmei éhn «con (Ollllt. 0!‘ $1! 3- I: adult guilty iu.dev the thlnrdyeouut. the Govern- lnrut mun: have utime-i them beyond I rename- ll‘: doubt lhu prior to the tiitudtyoi Avril. 1375 Eleeclmn I see but In I;-ealeuuimleeuel dlelillrn I ith intent to aeﬁ-am the value emu at the tax in: Ied onrilplriie by the1ndiItllled.Ind X: iniomleuea or knowledge at noon cl!-me on lge In or serene It so: was con munluxlcd lo :3. celcndnr, me that he tniled tn rq-r-rt Inch knqwlodfe orictol-Iaetlexl lama . In I no Com-uivnioner or lnlel-III H4-venue. But lh.lO.rv- crnlut-nl nnulth rehhovru not only that Uheebut rtsonhed rmn tied hie citenee but Ilno thxt {OGKQIEQWOLXIG in it. Ind ialluzd nae: l'{po|1'3I Irynny I into ceenlderetion the place there Inch ominlon 14] mm. and the opportunity to InIlLII report oi the rnsttzen indicated. Under the lluirncuem up-chIbI other oeueuoi the indict- ment the court iutrncu the in in there in nocvldrncn before then tllvl the elen eplmioe ealindnd with r.dlv-Ini slleeheutede hand the Uni kd lstuea. Ind met the debendeet ie enllltrd no _I verdlrl oi not fuilrv. on the tour-th of the indlctlnen , l! in for the no determine credibility of W1! Inn: extreme the Inteuleuu of oelnlnlued ei:reuIeI who II no- 182: on Ield OKIIIII, ne- I It the hue ed ouch olre:-III in connection It! the lnuten under this indictment. The i wtllnotrezud theevideuceot either norm or in my lnnneeve the qunttono or auuwslecngac Ioccuoe or the de endent ' ' lclli lull) WIIIBKY. no Date which ‘Almost lnsilll1iyKlllId ileum. Sherman and Parker. rhekeeult 0!’ I Drink in I Teaepernnee 'I‘own-—A noose lnqueet Ore- utca indignation. been Dﬁeaese to In oloeo-lacuna.-Ix. - moor. )io.. October 28.--the bodies at Dr. she:-menu: ﬂannel Parker In-lved have not n3xhtIhc‘uln'o'eloek. 'x‘heulyIIer-ynnrreundlng thurtuddeneeklngoa hunoi been penetrated. Indthedleleonecitheluunseet in the Inlule edqteocnntry. The net: in the tragedy Irene lellcrrnr Dr. 8. 7. linemen. pnplietorot the ."§ba-ntnntriettyhth Iilttere" Ind other lee» dldnnlyeepxrutions. hrvlnx bluleeu Itlsener. urged in. Perle:-to Ieecnlpnny him Iothl.tvil- {ARIA DEB!!- Bevia being I umpcrwee town. lelnrle Ixrv llceueddrnxn-elwne, one nnlcrtuule gentlemen pmeeededtethedrwetcreorn. W. BhInltI.Ind- lndetheebjeetot theirv-lei: hnewnte therm- prbtenwhowaelhenntyonepreeenl. Thu hll'oIelf.md.t1 of lint theyeew when shun produced I blIek' Ila het1i.lI,i(enwhlehhedrIekIndtheehe.ededltee A ll?! wee taenneied II quietly II pl-Ietimble. Ind I-hllethe inquest wu being heldit wIIIIoer- i.Iinedlh.ItlhebocIlel1-olnwhiehtheIriehIGlnt- hihcdwunlsdng. It could not be round tor eeInei.iaee.trn:'u-uﬂnellydlsecvel-ed In I-room.’ tolherecrenhe ene tnvrhlch the dnnhe-ere tIken,IndwnI|denri.Ied by Iir. Shun. The - oententecuhebetﬂe were Innlyred by Dru. shew Ind Jeckeon. ct Iieeon. and it wan [end in con- Im ethdrocyenic win an wlusxv, the deadly poison being in‘ Inch proportion Ihllt Itxsy drop onhe compound wu Innlcieut to pve- . dnoedeeth. Attheceuellulou cl the ‘l|I'DItl[!-- tlouthellcllewhqvudlet v_i-II-tend-u-ed: --w-nee snry. the bodies Ind heeztoglheevldeicl;-Indlhetillo dcceeecd [en- ilcrnucuuelo their deeth by drinking menu bottlefurnilhoalhoia by A. W. Bl:ulhl.'_' After the inquest hnd terminated, the indie: were placed in I wagon Ind hrouxht tethla city, Irrivtn; hue Ihout 11 o'clock. Theywere bid Ivdeby uleanpoa I double louge.u4lxuecr'uu of citir-eaecelled Io vlewtneeed Ipect~Iole.' wxrlrnlo nren-be ' Itotd I1-owed Ind mourned the Imldeu depertnz-e of thou who hed Io recently lei: them in police: heelth. The eelnnllry hu lellen upon the coup" nnnltyllko a deadly pull. Without furtherin- netlgnlon. not even I poet-lnorteln exnmlnelicn being held. the renseln at Dr. 3b0fﬂllll'Bl1$0~ I rw-Iniedteohilllcotbel b riIl.Ind In ggnec-i Pnrhurwere inter-l-ed°'ln3Ikwoe<l The lItter well luo throughout thin «$3. or the 33.. . reepectzz on Ill elder Ind connected. . Sherman Id I widen: nlpntauen throughout the nu: xxctrlnrxlrr ‘ 8:evIllI in the city It the unuuetnetory i.eruuII- ll oi the eatetnl tnveetiptsen. Ind lneettind - nulon II cxpreeeed It itenot bales more thoronn . no t- rnortelu enmlution being held. tI In re couunenhd on. ‘ three vreIt~lIte I heck recur. . Fine Gfﬂbe Stationery soox me we PRIHTMG. I} I4 A "N I{ BOOKS 0! Every Kind, Quality and Price, on hand and made to order. 218 liortlx Tlllr-ii__§tr_*r.e»i.. Lucas- Barret Tea Store at ‘Indeed. .°"...."’°“*“’...... II;-ehuruea IIlll»w'I &auu' been Lnerlee. evin- From the Famous Collie:-ice oi! Penneylvenin. Sold by the An- Olive street. nnnnm DI. gab having‘. dnuyﬁer oi‘ . $1313 ‘I: K It l ' JOEN J, DALY 82; CO. ‘}'l.;".‘.";&'.".§."’°‘.‘l_‘.. “’°°""°"“‘ *'i“"--«a=’- - -rnml "own? _- . GENUINE ANTHRACITE uzraotte Coal Association, 120 .‘.Z'o‘a:‘:“o'l‘:.’°I.”’:>l‘i’l.."5",li.,"“&‘;".-.35: 0 Lb-ADA!-Lt the residence of Ill heme mm. III: “laid cn'rhI=n,dtE.g;1g: $3253.» #33. ‘ , ()0L¥H'A.N— IXE'l'KR—-’l'\Ield Octehe 19. um: um. ..’.P..... of Inch-ms . gcbXlO1!iIl8:’rIl.ro1t.lIllbeltev. lo. I. ii an. . .. D. 0. tannin land: tenure . D1 0§K8 —-BUTLER-On lb wth I t . 2! Berg‘. .0‘ anion sir. John Scorn “forth city‘ in In. cm.-llI‘ltuuI:. or oenmsn. ll. No‘ H L§s@; rbeﬂdenelaot ahuznaal ﬂlhﬁ I V. D ' l'Ind.':i.°{‘v?il‘lll‘I°a" Isl xl'u hall :0. emu. 33.-.::..‘Z'.%.*.-; unto noes mi.) men: pieeee eojpy. L--W‘ll'l'l'3--DI Wade»-lay. Otto!)-r Meyer. be . No. aim . II ndd at Hun . 3;: D..uoml hi l..l. 1°“ to ‘_rIb.'M. 433$: T ‘ 'ty ‘ DIED. IILIHCE-I this dty lnorninr. Oeuber 234. lllehnd 0'. eneeeofte .hlGEﬂ1'O1(hLI nu. run:-nl to-day from ruideuee. 413 Locust Itreel. It 2 p. in. . _ - - Baltimore Ind ﬂew York 9l|9Gﬂ plane copy. ‘l'tA.\‘Kli'3-ln 51 Louis county. October 8. new P. Ravens. Iced Ii:-ry-three you-I Ind I1: I: months. IIDRKFY “" ".‘lr.‘:'..".it Ix ' ' . ....5'..*’.:*'= "- IJms-.rnoxa- ' 2o.n-oeomno.ot.lo.:ou -1.194 wevvlntx-threaycern. Armstrong. 0! St. _ --.M Na rveweuea. Bremen _InnII _ ....,°=*'“°2.-l=.‘§=,....- -‘.°.:.*.....*°<* -.2.-l .::;:,....' ..'***".l.-,.-N‘ . I‘ _ Pibiﬂ linen noun a i 5.1. e _A _ ‘.4 ll. mi :i‘.:§yL.L.. 2luul.2:i¢1'l°t-'3‘ - Tenerilxnn reeidence. $10. 2821 Lean evenue. on lender. It 2 eldeck. . - DeI81I’I Doings. The ionewlngbersei eertlncelee were lulled youn- dux . I‘Ir1t‘:.l:.?;I$h l.‘lud)ct!..'Ié Lil ‘wliltsn All- 3 . lnnnea At your! 800 [FLY NOTICES. ‘amt. vIl 7"%3 Il- er; ."§'i'.u. -l~‘l'.'.°'na"§'§ as. when 0' In October . lnetnbo .ln 3.!‘ I ﬂags” _eti«eud.IIbulneu ‘ '”'"' on: ‘v 0ou‘ll'rII'i. A ill 8.0‘ .l’1eI’l :lvc‘y. - .0 D.~'l."heIhu oi the Seen 8:. P..- ...*:.....;+...*%-.*; 5...... -=:.'.:‘:~::.«:.°:; » . ‘ else in tun ' ‘n .ItIneIre:‘Il.lIl1 ‘Ind 19 e E8 :‘ J.l>.cAPEI.LE, JEVVELER _ 409 North Fourth Street, Dealer in Din mo'nds,wal-.ches and Jewelry, Solid Silv_er and Plated Wa1'e. Watches and Jewelry Re- ‘palrecl and Warrnnted. live or six ‘ deIt.be bevo around in‘ the county within the has It: lnonihe. Bun Bull. I>Iul:.Innl..l>1llA. October 2.! —-Athletim 9, Pulle- aelpluu s. 'I‘o the Public. OUAKDIAII Mrlxoe aux. 31-. Lotus. M0,, October 23. 1575.-—OwiIg to me elnherrnulnenl or Mr. Benlud .1. Reilly. Ind-his renlxeeilml ol the ltrveldenty ouhin BI.Ill. than hIvI been rnrnere tnrndnyertwoputill realm! to the Iundingoi thin Inetttuticl. 'Ihe'l‘leI.v-d at Director-I oi the Guudlnn aevingn Buh. knowlngthe eolld Ionndetlun on vrhlelt the henkwubued. Indluving, by Itllomugb eun- Lutieu or its Iﬂhln. ueerulned in Ibcoiute uoiveuey. determined to Iilew the nanny devout- on in ml the meta: tor lhnlneeivee. lining new peeved tn the penile our eoundneu, we no pnpnnd to Ilre lhulir. llellly'I Ilmn do not involve the But to theatre: at Inhsxle duller. out no ion hII ever been mule by the Bulk, Ind that Ill IIIetI are luxriy in eaceeu er in llahtlluoe. oi the max pmhilviu the ion at money to Iny ol- Mtr or director. or to any other party except on the depoelt oi reel eel.-Lte Iecnrity. or Government hondI. Ind thlernlehu been Itrlotlyndlurladto. Mun: ' lurltlcn Ilulue, Pruldcnt. Jolul I. lluuv. Ueehier. Wu. ticiiliu. Vice President. 0. A. (mm. J IuuLlI.l \l( Rrnx. D5. '1'. 1.. PIrlx, I‘. 0. Manrllr, WI. luuat. TH08. J. Baku, Fl. W. Duxllu. Louie Bxlxlirv. .....___..._.._.___.. Happy! The Kerr Aetcuuuc himhine for sewing nu lull poeeeuion oi the Ilrectione oi our lesllee. Every- body pl-Iuee ll, Ind. whu II better, l>e,rI it II Ioon II iu wonderful power Ind Illuplleiiyure Inn. The Wllicox_ & Lllbbe Company have pmved llytheir rclnuknille Iuccrn with title machine. that I guanine Irtlclc. properly Introduced Ind h.Indiu.l with Ibtllty In-l Iners]. will Ilauye and I ready tulle! um! Iniply reluy lte owner: for the IIbor IId expexue Iiicudillx lie Introduction. We Ids-lee our laden to trite Iduntege oi the op- vomwlll lmeeeud for buying min. the only per- led nnohlu tor to ring. 7.?t‘:h£' ' I but I I rooru n..'li..§;:° W- on be W "W" '1:-..:*.2:.. AM it xihown. E” wh I meet. tool - unit. the wt. '.l‘hecllIner' B. & T. A. ENNIS, 1 1 g!.l'VE E1'BEK'X‘.£eItAtt‘tIhod 1850). Inotnclu l<lIl.loeer:. Jen Printer-I Ind Int Boot Mununclunre. Denier-I in In yin;-gﬂser. Ichool lrcote. hie in cu-ill. pe- t-el . I upev Ind never :2 out. Prue! at node Ird work to compete with Izzy hone. orweet. Copnrtncrehip. neenure-ll In-é lhlxdny tamed I covert»- ”‘**“°*~ * °’ 3‘°"§ name I! I iv:vLutI'hT6.“l':9x9:';x”h-r. Bi. Lonll. October 1. IHTD. ROYAL IN‘SUBAR.(}E- COMPANY Oi Llverpoolmnd London. ..A88R‘!’8...... .... ........sl17,000,000 WOODS 3 KIKKETH Ltuub. ii. 1. Our. thin Ind olive Itreeu. HEADQUARTERS UNDER§iIlRTSl- DBA WERS _ AND .30 01:31 I‘. ACKERH AN. 808 K0fth Fifth Bttﬁﬁtu 09991“ ilercetetlie l‘..lbﬂ-11. DOZIER. WEYL & co.’ "'¢ollii.'=ll sixm 4sliD.Pl(NfEu sr. LOUIS. ./ $13. was ﬁzziijzﬁlaqk-'§z1iI1:tra1, $11'zthzzy , Quiche! 2§,1$?5. In _ “ 5 ” 3% T S CLOSING SALE ALWAYS ON HAND ,,,_,,.,,.;"'§;’f_.§,’,‘ 21:; Kong: 3,, W-'j *':.°*.2.':- pf.’-::::’:.'..’.“: 15$’.-.."“*""“‘% ants Comma. Who mu types: mm: «min: 34 but Iﬂunuﬂl-W.O«'su71ﬂholPru_n|. Ln-:6 and Attrﬁggive _'r1-ado 3-11¢ Dry Goods. Dress Goodn.Plocc @@ﬁampagaeé> /ﬂ"%/qg or ow.-:12 _ _ \ Elaﬂam M1l1i11ery%$50,0oo I - WORTH OF A“ a, ‘K’ g d H" d g z‘.u;ra.n-smyx2:1. . , . '3 °v;)c:8!;‘:B in 3:“ “om” Bh'x»xor1adL11”§§:‘.fR“ﬂ’|:l:;$‘alk its-gilt’, Ia Dian Goods, Whltﬁ GOOUI; Fancy mm," ,u,,,.m,m,,, Goqd_a,,,Blanketx. shawls, Flat-1 ..,*.2:.'r::.'e;::":; *°:::::.£;;',"::r;::.:-..:a‘::!' “"" "°"- -‘1P"*°“' ”°““=“°'* “‘“' _ ‘ -v Cap: and Notions, . 9L1.'.ﬁ P11: THEATER, -zurzsmr uoxnrxxa. 090-ate: as. human; ms u‘el-xvi. Wm uh plaunn tnycuring Bide an mm autumn the at :u‘now' hoafihu hw DRESS &' CL OAK MH.'c'll.\Y,r'»1j"[‘OI:l£! 35. 11 Laos. Throat! and Iruhoutrutrvv. O. 1. LIST}! a 00. Ca , Oil Cloths and" ;;;;;;g ;;;;,,°°_-*3 largo Iuortmanb at ' _ f‘ V‘ I - FOR HALE AT Uurlnrlha wax and n..:am.y mun-a. hen midmﬂulru snmhlzrvlu ' A 9 . -I ., .- -- ~ ' .4 .. - . ’ » ,. goo«u.uxo:wm -vmboao unlntk-«O! » My g$g%m TRMMINGS. ﬁmeysenbuv &(Ea. E a H % j i A j smnmrst. ST om - . . M K I '1‘ , “;$1;mT: w.‘:.'f.“‘:i:°,Z’m;2.% 405 North Fourth Street. _ _ " . _ " ._ J.‘;°L?’;,f;‘.'1'.?,:;.:..‘§,.¥..‘*:;:;’§,‘:g§:'l:,l,,_f..;:h: > _ . ,. I _ r , 9 on ma ARKANSAS Tmvmn. ,§§;§;;;._z;:);§.I.3_(LW"%.WWW . - » . . .» AW ”«- j .. ”‘“‘Tm.“$§;’?m;f:”5’E.’uMn‘.m” A & S THEATRE comama. §‘:..Z;§1”;2;:‘;ZZ‘.'a2’ °..’:.‘::..":."':;:3;.°'.1::.“f:.‘.§ I. .> .v - - I I ‘ - . o 1 gm 9 J. ‘ I _.: ’b...‘ .Th!',,d 0”“ can olacmv nndalherwkllxlu.1r(;eg¢9.rn;;.,,-._ _ mums» -_ _ "- ""'°"’ "‘ SeZf~Feedin . Base-Bzorrnina and Ba.se-Heating M an 2?.f:".;°2.7II2$.’s‘1;;':?‘§%o°Ta%“:‘:.1Z$T?.‘21‘..‘.’3:?i‘; Elegant 811:“ Végot Dive“ #13“: I - " —-—-—————— V" Bgove for Anthracite C’oaZ.- ’§‘£u§§’?.f’wf.'§.”".’.3f.°'w§§Z”£}5§§§ ""“"""°""* "’“‘”°”~""-““°°- org‘ _ \ ’. ,_.__ V41-_,; I _ _ ._ V ' ‘ H I . . . 1) . > H » V 2 _ . I ! xnrzxnns, on Clue BY 0. 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V &"m'd‘?d‘ E ' A-M 316 t Im 1-cod Fr-one o ‘ ‘ . ‘ . my )7 1 noxnu uoxum«a.oeuuns. :1 9 o‘:|ock.n mm Hahlupoﬂl 5ha1>¢8- . - rm: ne-ertpuou at no-I -ad In-nwon akfd?:§;<'P§&'s' ¥¢,N§P1h}Tnw:||§l:ﬂr:t::, (,”21?§1°‘I'>'§-'§nk I: §$2";;..‘.'» r °"'-1‘-°°°**~‘"¢°‘”*"°‘-°°"I°°"*°**-It-4°~ ' H: at n, Inn: cg bo.4‘:”|$3’1‘:Ip¢n iréui. ' Dug‘ ma 5“) '35’ ' over 1,500 cues Boom and Shoes mow - Bun ..Inb:-cum-ioa.n.un¢wpM.urrnbo Elegant Trimmed ‘P1-omonadb I . an A a swan mom». mmt Pm“ W.» W PHUHJNEHT AHVAHTAGES W W” ='R°¥.E.§:"E °°"°m‘ :an?£.:;:L.:1u?.:.’;:.mm., .~. ' LADIES’ Wishing *0 P“I°‘m° W 0*’ ALL HE mew SHADES m ' “' ’ F”-“" “‘”°“‘°.““"‘°°."."“" .2. Not .0 element Promenade Hm, the above-named goods will 7. THE NEW LOW RESERVOIR STHIDIRD" STJGHFS msmm’ CHURCH ..2:3.“.f‘.':<:‘,;:‘.°.§“;.‘.,’i°..°:‘::.“;%I‘..:;."£‘... .; Au 8q.le8_ . save .n1°ney at "9! _ - ‘A (Kt Rational 1113130?!’ fruhunzt ; L; _ _ _v “mm, , once at ‘ ‘ _ _ - . frnm-may Hm, Oct. 23. 1875. ;;-,;::,-;_1;:yg;‘;gmg;,;:;‘;;°_~;f9,;=_;]»“;::;-_;, Cheav_1’1'°m°Md° Huts: - - A . ' ’ , T1°““- 5° °“- 3°‘‘'“’'“'°'"‘ 3*“ £'3.L°:.".’o';’a"“ W&1\g muermcnrs «~- _ . ' 4 _ . o and 1. m. tor 0 autumn at noon. , .‘¢1tADvnr1nfl8:ao11ect1"ot " % %Infania’:l}a1Js& Babes Wm Wm"-- B e 3 an . o . on_ - ~ 5 3-; n hudkvnuf l'MWun.Ia'uWark! u:_. I - - - an r» x up mexagsiﬂw Fﬁmm; “Fina, 92’£Horth: Btxfoat, , 3% &ﬁ§,%c.,w*;éfﬁ'§:‘¥-& '§(mg$ I lmhmtnuma. "Willis: 01’ﬂ8m°“‘-u Bk”; ‘"5": Bgtwcm B76. undwnah. ‘ A EPEU!Af.’1'Y;”'" ‘ ‘ ' at Iirmi-."an may on‘; . 2§m§a°s.‘ """"__""‘_'__“'”‘.__'"'”“___"_"""“‘__.. ..““’°""'“"‘ ‘ ax-Bucking:-andﬁands tot ' . : 3:'°.'3§'.5'i‘.§auu'§§'c’§s”3£x at s?‘1;o'°3':‘:'.""& '-"x's'"' Thursday, Oct, 28--Dry Goods. Elsganlrviiﬂmery % 1 STKES 4o5miour:n‘ % Lnoa Saoqnu. lbohua uni mm Autoi- mm». lat sunk}; ‘roar. undo to own. Clothing: and _Fn1-nuhlng Goods: onshan am. eoumadnc an o‘eIoc|u.n..u .'. . . ,- = :u’l.n.u ‘_dI:n._IrIﬂb3n;.Il“Iudb Pm: ’ Qreat Dnrabihty mth Handsome Besigug, §. ,1 ,,j;:"-£“g,S"§~::!t'I.f3'"*1';-::,§(.;-_';;5'33,;I£5°:5e ' "“‘“ “""1“" ' ' meuvcmxmu an nu ma (D AM was 'pEB[.'[g1' gmgpmnng Emma”, 275::-:.“I:,::g.£j.*;;*.:..'“-~:.;.e.::.:::.°:* as 3;... M... .4’..J.I.i‘;".....1‘......£‘. J5 ' . ' '- dillmm:'£ ‘E."."'.'.‘.‘é':'.."r-".'“"‘ at c""“"'°““"“‘ J ”°‘IaTn"l" _ HAD!‘ °‘I-Y BY trnnl(hTeu Bn:n.nI.ha OOH-Alangﬁraufw Mao . ‘.".'.’i. 5.31}. .R';‘i.,”,‘§Ja“§2'..°“ ‘ " 1° "‘”" Wcdnoudny, October B7--Boots nnd Shoes, 2,990 Cases. Onnl-on nu. eonmcudng st 0 o'eloc8a. 3.. at my mu:-non. will In «(and uitallvl--Ag-usenu. nonprmng I run and vegan: nocturnal of Book. Bhou ud .11:-mu J. zanxxru.u.. Second G:-and Combination Sale or Hats and (Jam. 5300 Cases: Boom and llhoeu. 760 Canon. and a. Large Stock of Dry Goods. Clothing and Furnishing Goods. ' TUBDAT. Oetabu 28. eommznclnz As 9 o'c£gd: a. an. at my uleuvom. I win mu. without murn. choice uocu oi the non nae: ox Ln-:4. LECTURE - rt REV. F. P. GABRSCHE, B. J., BXIELSIDR MA’WF£GTME% EUHPM ;1;;fg.;_ _f~.**.:.~:~e..*:::;- -“W ¢n2.e24,e1amax.‘nmmm.m'.mm.m_ _ A11 me Nevfshndes in the W J: OFF *1 { m::L:M-$I:‘:E€:°‘(‘t3M;}::tTIk;.S‘£,Z:1ﬁ:“. Celebrated _ nr OUR STOCK OF FINE $335+-uu::;?,§-:§'_~f»E,£,’=‘5F~‘§£,:é;5}’5;j§?§;g§”; Isnlrject-Tenpenucas. m?:£'.. J. xosx2rr1I.u.. I ‘‘ Elocnuonnry Reading, by Prof. - T 1402!! Eli] mu: J ' . g}§e'1;.r§13:§:n5:{£';;‘:£;-;°ﬁ'vg3,*:Iz.5,’§' B! nun, cunn 2 uunxznm, At U ' al I. 1: - .....,. .~‘=*------ -«-aauuo;°;un‘1inu~:mcmnxamm. nuﬁu OW T1088- . 1975- GRAND OPENING CABPETS §"?°"'{’,f‘F‘ OUR’ TAIN‘ S, othon. 1-sexu-mo »y"u»p1' . Lo u ¢“fr:&I::‘m_ n:rdd0§i~3sBh£udn§. may axshua haul. nun; _... rt. B. and nbtuty ‘ 7' wAsHlNG ToN %Av£N’u'i»:' unclnths ammatings 'vun\owItnat.I.au.h.A.l.lucIhca8ovq ESEMPER .H)EM MILLER & STEPHENSON, BARK L'LERIS'AB80CIA‘1'IUH LECTURE NURSE Orntnm Lxcrung by G-eorge Vandenhoﬁ, 3, Lnmnmt *‘.3z,“::,:.‘:‘.*::°;:=1;;a‘“*°-o.....ﬁ:;°.:“';.~ 1 Bins! ti at :::,...,...‘“~ ° °"* W Thumfay Evening. October 28, '1‘UmDAT.0etoMz-25. 15:3. 5: on an-noun. oaunen¢1nxul:aJo‘do¢zn..n.. nu). Irv nun uauouollhuhtxutnd sum. nnneuu nuns! Dry Gods. xenon us: phccdcnuhmmhnnﬂugmundlaxdboncﬂlm. lbhllrl zsda. NORTH FOURTH STREET. H. ‘*‘ hztoroanulo Library IIALL 5: "B tlnwnmt. «(lb 8 ." Banned ax.-",.‘.2:,'.-'.»...° *“'""';r.:r'a!r"' .;..“:<°-.:.w......-A" goodnnwownokuod at Ila vcrylmnoc cA.m2IlInlB.Indwoa.llownconouun- lnoqllulﬁlhowntunoounhw. a 1 Km GLOVES !'Moo(n~rcm:-- faiunowsoéanmsadathn Iiotvooooaonhoocconcnc noun canon: -00:00 noon ooqoou noun wuocu no-on uoooo nooouooouooonoooc oonouuvvov noon noun onus neon nun onus noon nun. - nun pontoon nnuooooooootoooct ; ’ Drug ouse; . r. . ' u 3 v Y-I831“: ROM“ . AJDIA-I. . —--——~ °' B’ “B” "’ °°"« 4=°”-T-’i=?*-%“"“*-«~““'“°*«-”“""?-“"*“»=’=‘*7"i”‘**“ F U R N I T U R E 2?? ' ' ’ ‘ ' ' V - ' 3 ‘ PROFESSOR N0'I"I"8 2. ‘ m...;... "' '- - V 408'NorthFourthst. »'5l"""""""“°""“""“""“““"” E :3 A E 9«'»‘$~»-«as-~~«~ - A __ - ; MIEB OB‘ DANOIN"G. h.l.°“::llRlII‘I."{:llI¢I'l uuIch1Idzu'l!Inuu1. ° ' .. , . - _ » - ' ' 3 : . don oounc.cxu.Lnn.amua. _ ' ..5‘x'i'...u""'..a°""...' '”?..".‘."'..°‘.sn’” ‘mm. "' - g *1 GK & i E ma"w£§:§9;:_.E%°§§;m‘Z.Lu ‘MM “fn:;urvu‘n;°e:3;;x.smss.nxm. I 2 - Qgdgu ppﬁ ‘ o M united . 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Gresttnduoemanu oﬂerodwtho ' Who!-we Importers‘ '.vob‘:_.u;s.' ‘ mmuanedmonthxyeb "' ' soo- ttornottheooumdry. "’ .' Change of locaﬂonlul noobst skated 3 Retail Department, HMY. bet 'l'Nr£oonih week. It Faun‘: A'o:::h| Room: I I 4. r :3. non ‘tn’ :7»: rump} Wholesale and Retallv §:;3*.;r.§:" .I§.-'= =*“'~= 5"" 5*-W’ ny ..‘Z'ne.un. run: any ‘rloodar Largeﬂpcclal Trade Bale pl C113- tom-mmla Clothing at Auction. 'l'IlUll8D.k'Y. October 28. 1815. mm njou-oonu. when willbe toundaygallumua umm.wo4.nbnu.m-msmn-noun. Batu:-day. Octbbei 80, 8_ P. 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Ban|{“§‘uptSale No. SM", “d D°‘m" '°‘°°"°d it ' . OIL CL‘ T-H3 M‘.‘a.¥¢.¥I".%ﬁ£.“.‘:::'::‘E.“:;1“::? :2! 502 "35'm1’th 31313.53‘- Month 1‘. E E, . ’ ‘£;'u.‘i§‘?a’%§&."" am PRICES OF_ THE , . Cataloila. Qﬂlltfl % I O DOXE‘ A»-we-«u v M '-:”":::.:-.:.."""***°1:'4v:.. .:1t:f;r;.:§ Em"§‘u:’;ﬁof?s7u'l.'7x'§15.':‘n5‘.?‘ ‘“ “"“f>’n"‘-’§‘ﬁ in-tn. 3 Lot! on Oua An-nlu.-. :8 Lot: on can mwt. 10 Lou on omen load. nu Lounlrmnou noun. West. B. C’. PO WELIE. . M V G - "' ' ”° ..;;~-.=. . nary ....a..:x.-.%."_5§:1:"t~aa-s»»r_==- " mm°g3'7n£‘.7a:."ga‘f‘%'K‘Xa ..§’."a°.°.‘”:.'..'.a. At Pub1_1oA.nct1on.ln thn Dnwog I §5-':::';'}1"*3*"- ’ '° 373°-‘°*'““ "WW ’ - ~ _ or "°'“:o’ _ Corset & Bgrsaloux Addluonl. _ 6’ es-sum. woanemynaassuuunnunu v :- (gcvurluneulit 5.10‘ ' - » > - ' Thﬁf 0l1lb1'W¢0 311 “I0 13305‘ a‘)‘l’:.)&u:'hulho honor! at an rnuaw ' mudln mom .7“ 2' OX°‘l‘Lo;vﬂ ‘ ' .. ’ ‘bio’, and were bought for not lndoncngau of mu pnuouxoﬂ , 5 "‘ix’5f‘xff-:51 3¢”5»'uu’:'2‘§. zvéﬁ "* Y - Bun. Tn mu"?-1 a' 'oa'.7£ a’Xu.- -' .quh. Wo oiror them to t.hBwholo- ,,{*"- 2;-,§;.,!';,-,;,’-;,**;,l‘*°:,*<;,*vg “gdlﬁm '-";g§'-_ ‘How ' ‘ new -awaits 3......‘ 1" '_ mﬁ‘ °'°by“"':"' 3% z. ' um R003“ I 5 ’ ‘sale or retail tx-ado at prices In. v1£I;::'§-’X‘»“""?"ﬁG€¥c?$“.lmt‘I‘l?“‘ _D:_§:§“g; '35: ' ’ wo§”" L ~ _ nﬂﬁ . .- , g?:’m Arummianx -°s’uc'aoa.“‘ °"“""""""‘“" low as they can be boughtliaat or ﬁnwm Dr- - ~rg«_;-plgﬁﬁgtrt ‘g_~IfE_°5_- .n$ %@§.‘§§'n ‘ . _ {I ma _ _ «#-:-'m'% 7‘; j . T0 THEBIIPTUKED. .:°.:.’:°‘.‘:’. §n’Y:"..“h°"'o. Lu. 0. . L:)halin1- “‘n: ' ‘.4... o‘»‘r".' .z..' n ' Pl :7 to! was Dr. -unmask " um! ; 'Y.7’i.'mo¢>xs. ova. oznnum. .. m Lougarn-an mm. 410 and 413 North Fifth sh-;et. 1 6 «'6 ,,“n,_ . $ ,,’_v)'0l. _ “ t 8 ” ‘ 1; t%::.ﬁ€:t:;’¢“" ‘ad ‘ . > 1‘ _ > _ . i ---— W W. H. Gnmarsall 8: E0. .r.:.-::-..»~»-— -~ was mm» INFELIOE. ;, -4 o 2 Eat: In but r at I am: I an : stand I . to M I paid an M46 cg! an W", » m Roﬁﬁs X; v House and Real Estate Agent, - ﬁM m Iolhvtlall W’ ”‘*=‘-*~‘?*«a«r,.2-«:;.w*sr=.‘*~*= E; _ _ _ _ . . _ .. ,, -‘ 413 N. Fburth Street. "§::"""-’e.7.‘.ﬁ;§.°;I.'.;'°""*""‘-"'°" m.’"""°"" mm mm; ammw mom _ " .-.4 ac .:'«??:.?§."(." ‘ ~ no u one-cm am. RE“1b»%GB°i"i"-M w"i'32,';.u£z-..“.°I5a3T{z':°>':Z‘§+".=:Z’,«;"§'.‘%'.9..%'- .....'..........." ” %~»"‘* % “""" "“"“" "“ " cannery ordau uualsed. and suanouu } m M on term Mus: or mg. 3-” ......‘.... ..u....m».3rs.?::u 113 Pine mm. at. mm 9 « ’ ; ‘ i‘(}:'q§“VT'$'.:'(JABLETON & 00.. ‘ ‘J rnbuunn. mu xom / ‘ -/’ o > a x E ,. !i l 9 E . ' OITY B. ._..._..______.... I11:-non. 1..-gm umuuhnmn ma eurrcnturlou. mun: Lama. 0050*! 50' W'uNM*°= “WW- oppo-mnso-u nous. ’________.,.__....___. Omnanm ‘)‘onAo0t>—l“0f the but u=W*<""°<‘ Ind dmnutto. NW 3- 1" D"“- "9" Km“ mm‘ ___........ Exnmino agpgqszndrouang-one bad-room uh Munr- uu. 0onIlcaIa0o.'I.'Ror¢!‘am-9.1 In-vat. . Du. c3553, pang‘ gsxawuhlnxiun Ivonm. -o-——-—-—-'-‘ Lbocronvhonamcnn be nsllod IWIMI ﬁyxﬁgwalywﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂq Dt.Whrtt!Ir.811Bt. txuxlaanc:oot.\x'Iso’cap:-Iastlulaulanaronaeazinrv Incl!-nIA¢ttwInt7yeIro,IIvaKlIIiIIl9?lY-I-3'1 Inubum31lodwlmvI°P*l- _ ’ Don1lIu-u.Rcl01_i \ $0.13.?‘ “I. ' Annoxmnc to £092. . men n. Reds. Itlu¢l.ltbc|:l9¢.Pn¢k.It!)£ p. In. Adnlnclotisoldl. . —--——---—7<o-—-—-——- -x:unuu“It"u3t annnlnmeuyulcoxu-s. sxwannrounumc. no-namumn. look ‘limit? Ihtambllnhmcatolilnnnu. Oannsoexl 05. be» non pm-unsung lDXIK!'l1II.l.. You will nus money by so doing. Grant Sale of Stovu. Oorby Biol. odhr mu: entire Isaak DI cooking. nesting and anion store: It knnr prion tlun any other bonus in the dry. Their stock in Iupcrlcn-. both In utzm uni nrlnty. no my other In the market. They an the Iganu lor the ulcbrnlod 11-awlntlon nova. Cnll early and gut ban-Ilu. » Count Bnon. . ml rmnklln AVOIIIIO. ___._...._.._._...___ I'll: Grfll Bogus‘ Gnllcrpud I. In-3: come» no» 0! borglnn‘ tools ‘axe on umhluan It 106 Form ram. Intact. . .__.._...__4._____.___ Ban B811 To-Dny. . Moon vs. Rods. um»: Slocum: rnrk. It in p. :1. Ldmlenlon. 5 cents. ' . Pnmium Trunks. Thu yrunlunu Ind diploma: on tuxnka. aw. tun nun our ﬁt. lxuh Fnkn,lry the nm:4n~ upcd, MAI Inﬂclcnt xunnnkcn On: use public will uwnn and tho but and ehenpmt goo<lI.ln my nnc.toba Inn to the my.» 115 Noun roam: ans. 1“. 0. Imxnn. % lilrms-I nnd Connecting Oornloou. Haw Ind august pnnu vnuu-nu. 3% Iowa: kuu. 2'nu.au&l.cu.ho,Konntnunnnol hon lllrxox-I, Wublnﬂun menu. oyposlla undell lloul. ’ ' ._.:__._.._._._. Riwoluuon Stoves. Old unvu‘ukeu' to exnbnngo for In kinda or Iuungnndaooklng nova. kanannabor than N. I]. Langley‘: II headqunu. luv 5-on Coal. Bum Funding. Butdinrnlng Blown. In ,, ‘ to gnenulh-I Illlrllcllon, ll Wuhlngum Ivonne. oomer ot Ktghm. Ind I15 south seventh. Bun Ball To-Day. Swen n. man. It Bad Bunting rut, ll 1).‘ p. u. Atlnlnlon, 15 wxxu. _.._..____ Sung! Oo1..t>—W'I.a.'mII —sxovu tor xmru. oacoonnd dwelling Icons 1: gross ur!-:1. Is John kxngu 3 Oo.'I. nu Norm Youth moot. ..._.._...___.:.. Gxn1L1xzn. baton punhulng Winter Cloth- ing, erunlno llmvnalrn I%O¢‘k.lLld In he the lun- asl 1:: us: my, ‘ 718 Olive In-L-cl. _' —————--->---—--—— Houco. , Thabnnlnulncnclthe .pnrto!mn dtyuvnrulrylntonnod IbI1.!o1-tbdr _ _ ___.__. . ~”w‘*” . -.........., -.-- _ - 4I_g gnu, murlmonl bucoﬂv I bogus: an I nun. ll II. \ oonuunmnu: rally“? 1 nu: to :94 :4 sooutfvo for I new In]: at alntlung um wn-¢| my pence. mun be can gn one Ir nu 16 w “glad ,3“; an hgpplnlll. Hen’: oomplctn mu." mlpgnnal from la lo 330 It tnmou, Tu Frau- ltn Ivenul. Kid Olav:-a. '11:: Indie: um I» planned H: learn an tho PI- ﬁuan Km Glen Oompctay. «on North fourth nu-nL.u-e rueuvtu an-cot mm Ihdrhxhho tosynlugouuonnsenlalhldglovonlnlhnlouut oolon—.bondon mun, navy Nmywlntk plum.» ml bum-I, tummy . In G. 6. I l8d__Q‘DIl%l.". "nah 1InaJeaI)a.dopIx1uoyat in not Illa. ‘rho coupe: pun III: that on hid. onion Ironrﬂrtm-d_-l 9- . , . Ax-rum honor lurn'I' uowu 0111:- rnnuu. .u'n1I>rnlr.I).':0-Ittanr. " nun noel ox lath‘ box-too thou NI! neared It 315 Nu-thiltthlhut. Btoxvnucnnnpcoduod In an nznmu lro:IWoodvnI'<l 8 Dwlshiw Id!-ullht ‘Wk- whullou. ‘rhaonlysnnntm In Ihunarlot Kgplhynllﬂribelnun-nun. —— -ﬁn mun-and Lltairy ma Boolnl Club will nivatbclr nnt mnnnl bill on Wodnoodnynonn mg. October: :7, n Xnuonnl Gum: Armory um. An the u. .;-uncut: In emnplotl. and use In-Ir pmnloes to bu vary enjuynblm ____.._.__...___i. Pnum or non Lxozu, May oollocuon. 1.313. 1‘. N. KlIL'n', Pulor. Grout bacrlﬂco. Tm l.'ode:-wrunn am selling Mlnhul & [lr~o.'I ;¢mg1;,tag nook ol Pwer Iluzgtsgn. Upholsury Goodn. Wlnalov .~:'..':o-. no. .u an um omuuu W4. 31-9'.5°'1‘3 WWQ slioel. "near Bowman Bots}. Thochemlcal Concoellonu of the Kitch- en Blunt bu Rtcoly Bplocd, Dcuontnl Flnvoxod , and Cooked by the Light lodu-n Science. 5% ant nun‘: could: Ippennnoa be oomlnuns Ill)!‘-MI ponluon Ind pm-Io. 1: your punch Innllnndycurwnnulnlgo. Ibnothllto em on Fawn. Working nub. menu. 81. XI Is, to ho sound It lhuiom. m hnnklln nouns. ______...____. A:-ram tumor X1333‘! ihcxunn or ‘ran. PEJICX. AT YKI Tﬁﬂl, TO-RIGHT. nn usomnast oi gum’ had-Inna boom Ind Ihou II no North run: shut. __....._._.__.... I51) tncolonntduplnynowbdng and: In tho rpndoul Ihaw windows on both no Tznniun Ivo- enno and rum moot front: A! D. Cksvkni & 00.. or mllllnery, drug goods. blnnkou, run and Boulavuvl Ikzru. sun ‘navy Como. 1‘ro!.IlnmunrI.XJJ Ollvo u:ua.lIaanunnnuy ruhodvnthwork. ‘nan 1'1-onuuor II nnutuun ktIl.ln4,IndI gnnuunnn Mung Iullod nlathhg wmdowallvol-unIlnImwl£hhln.Ind|bnywﬂl Mcvonolnnsntlntutorynznnner. Dycln;.oloIn« lngnnduxsnlxlngnnpoelnlxy. ...__:....__....... Franklin Avenue and Twolnh Streak; southeast Corner It Auction, on Sat- urdnv, Ocwbu 8 . I ran chnom tor I Iplusdld lnvenunant In good- puytnj Imlmula. Sen Idvutlunul 9! Grabs & Ducal. Anouooecu. In to—dIy'I pnpar. Land the Isle Ind lnvut you money In pnspmy 8.3“ an’! bu Ilolcu. Gusto-Inc. gt 3.31.5.5 M1. mas.-gmmmg, :Sunbt2n__ﬂntl'&1tg'," ®riaB2ré4.1$?5. lendlnp nnd -other Encor- "tnlnnmnu, 330., me. ;11:o.¢rx3nI aututhaput reckon notbon. .Inooe_arnl In this allnnlthough wu i‘I1IhndIunovvrynsdnIb1opurtomtnnou.'xt3I luau-not Invent was In pcoautlbn, by Mr. I¢*dlaAdI{nt.biIplAIMV tom. Lcuu. an ﬁled “Ol¢nouty," lzy 1-1:. 'l‘onTIvlon-. hp:-vved I)b0I[oollItodI:¢drIna..2nl1oflBL¢- ' with some --mu nu," ma an mgo‘unum-y _ud_ donbttnlnoznlkyunlltopl upon lnndnoapttnu av¢IupI)__tNvI!yh'.l-I:_Iol yN2rlc:y,w_m on-' nslcuou by their Ihunoo. )txn.:B.IeuH£IoIIky. Itthoolyuplmplaydln "lumen Ind Jnlht.” "Ru: I‘4rnno,"")(uch Ado Abontllokhhu" Ind "Kl-I61 Sykes." 21:- "lnchAdoAbozrtl'Zot2zln¢"Ih¢vrnIIbly¢.II_lIlId Ivy Kr. Ohm. P090. who plIyod"BuIIdlnk."’ ln.Il:.oulqfII¢oodIcuua.udhu I tho:- ough howlIdno1Ibu"buLnou" other protu- don. ‘nan ‘hauue Uomlqna kn been dolnx I good Imnlnun Ind dnwtnx In-pa Indluzcu. oLn1rxC raxnrnx. An old uvorlu wul Ippen: but to narrow lI’¢1I.I[.Ind bring vlth him an old noquunumoo tn on ID!» ol "Kn, tho Axlnnsu Tunlu-.~ :.Itlun lmnnuenannmbcr of times. but Inma- hcvthaboylnevetncuuxudollooungnpoalho mug!» nd- rtndy, but lcI.I-ion Ind honest. bot-dun: hero. Thu Itennbcnt menu Ind thahnh--bnndth cnonyu ol um heroine oi the story still mun than lntuuc. Ind um donbtlau drum u up Inmucu lo Lb: thtntunqlhll luvs hantouzo. bl ELI’! ornnn-mean. XIII Jnnocoonnbfwlll Inn: It tlllllhukr to~nsoa-1%: swung. Inn Ootnnbn lIIu¢|dln- vuxluslnat. tank. Bbnlnnswd Itnrtlngwtuln. ndwhstllol ID you oonnnnuou, plnyntulondoldtnuhloonadhs. ’ - Duxlngxhnwullx. Dumbo Burlll Ippear wlIl\)l.ln0ooml:aln"l.ondouAunrIneI." "Tu snhoollor-louAIl.*' Ind "‘1'MlIouy:noan." Ililsavocnbt. KLDQ Bu‘ ladlbn nonvﬂxrdn nnhnnophynu Inuonnunood. ongtttadx-It mm Indknou than I Iohkry "nu" (MM nu;rutbnonhunIy‘bo)It'LI thcnnnaodl oaﬁwnvowndlnp. mun: OOIJQUB. Hr. Kl!-shell. vbo kn écnolcmuoalonnh l.MIplIooo!IznucaulInauIlnJ.vu1.InnIven- !.lz.III1JlaIAlle( In nntloutﬂol-to Inshlnzlh nozian. "LC; in Wllola" will be prodooodﬂilh mania .2‘,q_ncaII Ieculo «loch, And with the Irholanltuarrhoi lhaeoupuny. mdmllnx mm- kl. KZOIPI. Hill! Illa. H.121: Onngdn uwdhsr oorypheu. Thkxnad gpecsncnlnx plcoctﬂltnv chadalnlupernomunoo usnurholool thcnrlzty perm:-nun, lntlndtnxtinlavnnlon Brothcrn. mu Allkbnyina. A30] and Luis Hugh“. Hut} Ind llIn'.Bll1y Bray. Ohm. mnmond, and oth- au. ‘rbuonhonld In ht]! henna duinxknu oonungveukﬁo up-Iy thy nnnngeuent to:-tho xnta-who (thplnyod Ind IM ouuny mean-Idln tho pxodnctbunolncpeuaolu ulthu due:-lpuan on Io Irunnvo amok. Hula. Inrucu. mm“. The wan-room: at I30 BLLOIIII hlorunllh Dun;-may run uowdcd yenhonhy Inunoon by I ~ nu -- ,Il>o -'~oa.poou- We his plants In calling um oi the yulmo to uun cent-rund ‘run. for dennninx xlovoo. I!1h.atn. II nnnsnuly nun tuplnon Ianongmennnaoud vnynntlon cl tnod:q,Ind huyrovnn men n neuuty tn Inwy household. 1\I Lhvxxiouluonlo Ind oibukdgulhtillbl dnuon.CookBmI.Mw opened: bnnanomoons Ka.aoIKorua'I_mxd urea. 'rnaIl=on.und In In aucnouonn of you tnnond Irlnlcrcoﬂi. 1"uuIndI’utl,Indhn1-utIcn:ayod.eIIIn1dInd nanny nynlndbythck you ehanlouyuxaan. nqonubbdonnkauaahokuunuuuw. ll thtay lnnlo ylonlanoolxu-;nlI man. That: ytlnelpdnDnoulIo.1tnRotthBlzth Iil$¢‘,IGIl’ chunnul; n¢nnnI.wI !«‘oru~‘.:M:d Iwoegnou Vhl. .._....._._4..___.__ BI-DO Ban To-Dny. 51¢ (kn rs. loan. ll lkd Blocking Put. ll 15‘ p. n. Adnsluluu. ibu.-nu. Dye» Iunnuuaqninnmlo mnnbulnud Inn. Ind iezl nxvybul men fx-ou ulna It. his IlI(Ilf¢’l Oudunngo ﬂatten. whloq aura tor- poru tho nver. 6::-Iuenut at In ominous. pzmln nu blood Ina yutxu no bayou. B noon nmvudyrpcpaln. lnctuou Inrema nod nun- : xu dlgcntlon. ‘nu Detectives‘ Iluunn oonunoon to om-not urn nmnbcn oi lntenwad rlﬂmn, I: too North 1318: mm. ' ..._.._.__._..._ 17 la IIwtnImn[ how the vublm an In Iona thing-I. ‘rho K.K.Jnx10hxenoI mum Inn kn nosrlynn nu Ihoawlnaxounol In Manson fourth and Yllthniruu. ‘tho Int:-vycllua Ln co., mm Olav: strut. upon lnnnonu Inlu oi uhcu psunm Lhxongh lhd oonnky. _._._.__¢....._.j Bub Ball To-Day. Moc.kIu.1loaI.ItBcdB\ocunxl‘ui. III)‘ p. 3. Ad-1nlon.!6oI_na. _...__...._.......__.._._.. I! on Idvnudu Idnnnn Innouooltolnv IacuInIhoH.&1‘.&vI.§¢~‘Iuu2s1holonIa Iwtkotarygoodnntntnn. an an hlvintvﬁuudndevllollllnfronlho vnchnniubuhanlnos-as Io Inn x-con hr ﬂair uuﬁﬁy bunting mm undo. In“ many. Tkouhleeomuaonoo IoI&Iy.0oIobn- !,IndwII.\unInnulda«I nun Izod In clued out. lonnnkoypottnnityutlm In em but o1!o¢e£tounp0o9hoiR.LouItobuyd:y;ooda chap. (:1 or an Wmonu tum‘ Ooxnxv. M Km Canunaolu shut and Iollicuhlavoo. 5:. Lamb, oaohu M, w5._—uuutm_hu Iodu (VIII puma ynrdsnn notch). the am»: Indigo chorus! Ivy this euntsﬂhrvm be II Id- I-vn. vu: I-It cu-bano Inn, on vsy...........II ark. Porno Ina-Inbul, on 311...... ....ﬂ coma. for thud-but luau. onovIy......'...lO coma. for but hon-I Ian, and vnym. ......l1,I5 mu. nnnrvcuunur. on In uunuh sums, la urvluda, ullmnd Ioudukutnlnont botmko (méolkn ya «:1. Vuwaloriklanudchnﬂcl §Iu,ﬂuIImI nu u alum. ma Ihnnrtuhtu sharps vi In «mun Jada am. ‘no tantra: mtuu Ibo town of an empty MN I. 0. OL.uII.On'l lw'\. Lcnamuumnsuaunl on». ovulhoonhu M W. l. Puunaa. Mai. not an Walnut mpot. in! II. lash. Attention, lautuo»-Goon. ‘tlwlmllbcslicuu B1 In nu. Jon. mu. Ihcmnccl ho Boécupwmt nunlonuta. u M. Alﬂongulmttdg on Grind Inoul. an ﬂonﬁﬁ w¢Ih1,;..___ It ta pa-you olysytngmq nubtaniﬂou-Ill.’ K‘ h-¢athc‘9uIIIIt_I.rilltutI wmuvg, I: tho wzna ol (in-Id Ind Into: Inna. to an NH-Kn out, voccndncnh. Lita II Ito Luxury, but I Burden, to than who Inn in Iltlvgntrngﬁo Ildtall ‘°'UW‘*3l.bIleutM7_pouo-I thchwyyhaulsy "‘ “wﬂﬂﬂllﬂ Wf_£.\I°_yIpItdiIl Io hbretinn nsevnnqtph vitlnlhy. I» you rpollpu cant your «Ii-in N not. you would an own uon« IF“-14 Fiﬂilvlbl toll thou Ina nothing It inloun, m Frnulltn IVOIUI. ﬂoppy walk was loan». .._..__..._..... . . .,. .. .. .. . .-. ‘xﬂﬂﬁ II I complain amlgnan. WI Jfiréhuao out Punlha-I wypon cm: loud ‘ II I ‘ 0! mt: npun. n.unueu.Ito. Go in your dz-nxuatnndget ut. Pnzn. Ivnntadn cont: pot home. Icyu. Brno. lice” -bnldnla Iguana. .....___....._.._.__.. Iilnxynntabunnonnustnmnaollago. Iona IIthIad)l:.rk.etIlreIItI.l.I open any nndnlght. 8aIdicr9Lmn'u-. _____.._..__.__._ Broad. Tic lcrnuuoa otthnwkcntbazryla both but uungnndwonéertul. It hilly tamed lb! Ill‘ oxlliozltpoueueuln nnnntunt Genoa tan ob- IIICIILIOIIIOIMIIRGIIIZOIIIPPOI1. ‘ Byuwoldnuodool nalﬂtnmlh hzguu poxuol onncnaxn,aonmnJn¢okwI1¢Iannn¢auim- dp)e.luo.ruoaIvnytrou nun Ind [nun who Lnlakn-nnlxul. lntkono ullnd "uwpwanc" of lnllllbg. bowcvur, um ohlnod. '!.1:Iyocn.lhnIy at Goa: uncle in link vayh lhnt it product.-I Mud which nub; in noluun Ind txhhnoumal Ibeumhn Ivldnn Iu. Inc! I Invent,‘ nutty mu. The Tug-or Iumu Oovnpuly. It ourluc rm, toaltthoﬁntnnduseond ,-. mlnuA.I-bgothnrvtzh threnunvun prammmouudbyou ludln¢ho- I-Oll. on may hrIadI at "I‘II.nty" and "Double Au:hcr,"mIdoonlho nun “wooann" ," ‘,‘ A ouncludn tat. xsowuvwuru In no y un- buItnrhnnd.Inaoh.tt In Inn to Inpooamwu muahommy luau; hrnnaot hut; In an "premium" brud.u Iullu anus. Ill undo Ixonthoaban«nnIdbrIn6I. woylnulmohourboforo Ibo pubuoadnbup onksune:nu,IooonpIahdwlthtaeunqnIl1nadIn- nsoruaauol nu-ya-uric bu mod ll. Bang nuniIn¢uxu!lnhtgequnutuu.wIa4l7unohonp- oz rbnndeuuxodlor other about bnndn. Ind dalhgutxn old:-Iyuc Io uyynn at Indy. Llomhmh Outta: Cndad wuu, E10 and nuI:vhntrour.ConllmlIndo&uI1n&Io£lI1n toad. Iuuncuon; ‘ ctnuocy ‘ “ LJIIHOSIILIJ. Ticaty-lhltd Ind filnklln Avast. --——-——¢-———--—————.—. Llbxnr Ilxu.nrnur.—-ﬁgugsu ‘nan: Inn vclvetlmu Indbonnatuntvyhluandhlnok 9!-uh 1011!. Flinn. N-Ida. villi. tloI,IuhoI, IcIrin.oollcutuw,Invnu Ind ozunenhal ax» . fqimu Innuty. Mu, lnnann nut. Ind Donor-In /'yO&Il!‘ll.lSIIIXol£l|Y1llhD|Il0£, Indctlhmnn-' Jﬁll.-[XVIII]. Ind 11 31 none’: .31 ;‘::::l1Iy ‘I’; Hot us}? P:-nvldad ha lsnpoodnnnnavnnddounocpuy wohlgI_x«t&¢.unIuIduo£mo. Kanwhowlu tonInboﬁudIIuot,IhouldIol lulwlooku tkucyrbeuz an to $6. Ioodlauinuoout. -22 N w $6. InvyIsooDoy'nIIn, H to la 07, D‘:-codnonltbovt. SI H to $30. I utvtubloovavouc. Th, Ituhlurhlonu. M0 M81. Ohtlﬁnvnlhoa. H. I1aé1‘I3ouudo»lau;vIIl:klnglnaa. I‘! II,IBovy‘I6ehodOnruM. H W 1‘! 50. I1¢SIIt0-IIIIaaonYuu. I5 7=5.IvIuuﬂt3Iu£uoroPInu. lm, If2ﬁOouI&dVuI. In #9, I mat! wool. luau saw. u rutoul, 7M hum: Inna. * DI. ll. Lrunux nu 1-Iucrud to ‘magma Jenna: Iunu. nu I Iqun tun umgu UIYI. -—-——~——~—.—~.______ LAACJ3 M061 2! children I won as llnywuvl Brelulrn new non. 21.9 North Btu: hlruut, ..._ __, ._..._..-. ._______ A Dcunquont Collector. John Paul‘! vu oumnod In an (roan 9; Omatml (km wtlon nuuday on I ahnrgc u g... bculunaot. TM uidnuewu yo mama“ '30 MMNIIS Wu uwloyad by ﬂu. Corolla Don to sunset mm Iaaouung to about u.Ioo ho- louiu to On um. othoracuuod kulmnd. lmenonu I mad to , omunnﬁoonsl :1’? out. for It: trouble. 9 to I It Inc» lad 331:1‘ ‘I bit 5 ‘ lino mono]. E? “ am so but as III. In sud mu anvuanon. In uuea to I won: um zutmmnuﬂ cutout. Among the pulomteu Ian Mun mm licnung. Ila mm: UM. III: Ann spawn: and Pmi. Kpemn. XXII Khulna nu tho and Icon. hon: bud: dl unnunnor. Illa III] In; I can-Illa Ioh, By wuuduto. Ild Ir. zpmn pcrlvoraud mm on "run our-loo‘ ' Ind IJut'I"OtnIpuI¢lln." Illa Anna ﬁyulor. ma benlolou ‘hay plnnuh. plnyui tho "lloonnxu Bonn." Butbvtu. Ihowtng in uohnlqun Ind able lntuvuuucn M I lumen): work. Two mun ooh» wan Iino plant] by MI. 80210. comzxurr A1’ cnnoxonn. A real Ind luau-nncntnl oooeon wm be given It Dnmndnhl. on Thursday owning Ion. Inna Ills Illa Eating, Klan Nsllln URI. Ir. '1‘. 0. Don: India. 1111. Koonbovlll M an voennau; r. John A. Knlbolhant will be the ﬂuh Iololsl. mo consort will In nndu nu dlneuon oi Pruluoor $7. Xllvo. ms 3:31-uovxx OOIIIIVATOIY couclrr. Gnuprvpunuamnn betnzlnndnto mnknlhll I noeeulul mules! enlertunnanx; ll 14 upound wank: place. on Tnnudny. Ranch: L Mr. Wnldnnnnnxitbc ptotouon at tho Conurrvnlary have dosornulad tannin in nu non Inuoeuml performance yet given by thin pruporvul School or Mnnlo. nuaxan. wcltrxu. ‘nu old Urnkurlo Boototy, which nu been bmlnn uy.vrul Ibctuy ruyocu undo: I saw nuno. l¢ohnt0uldbot.k.EI1-. hllbocnolundthcponb Ilnnotnnnlenl dlnalur. Hx.0oldhoek lo Iﬂno nuhzlnn. Ind, 51 M Iecapu. n nu do much (mum: tuning the Iuoccn at an Iouoly. TbeBI.0oclJlnVoulUnlonlII1Iotobcwnvud Indwv. ‘.u.IduthId1nod.lonolPmt.W. Humane. Incl!!! curnu. ‘hIpuiorntIeoall"m4.lnln1uo'IIIsradon- lath. "TM Holy Sabbath." Itulnonneod mun plunnt the second hubymun Uhnml. on He- bun. Anlwunnluvlll bin plusIan’l.‘mI- dAycvnlI¢.wlnIho Iolo Ii-Iolnwtll up‘. «at. xrrnn mun: vornll onnun. Inubvdnn puty In as bad!!! 01 Ba . "‘.‘ 'uono.tobcgtraIonan ¢vn1n¢e!IovoIIbau.Ioo_Icol stun-nun now Innzodnhouttnnodda. ha but-notion: 111“ he nsnyand mad. Annular at thahndtng ywnnglndhaot Iotsutyvrulboprucntnad Icuvu uIthIoooulon.In0.boNIvul be vleovod good nnuo—-awash to "nan" anus: bowpodonm um. Ixumlol In uv. DI. nznxux. wonnnltoutceauwnot thola-rcrtotgoodroot Lngtonu not tint I):-.Bcru¢1px-opooutotur nuhnncnlerulnnnnl for uuwmnm. curmu- xkynigttncxulhl mt xumuxupva run. corner at Juliane: Inna nod Olin moot. Wmnotbanutoloouonoai lccurnotmhowm undwﬁlb‘ PIrrtulnI.TunzyIou'IOl:Ir|uotBo Light Bdgndc. Poo’I Inn. and In my in on or two mm: mm Hamlet. Wlsntupmpoouto ¢°.Ii0M50‘ll‘°9¢ Ifﬂhlitd noonunudhu drum: Hmtnvlllnxwihoholt I 6311:: urhxoh bausodlustinlnatan. ~ ‘ ﬂI‘0.VAlUI¥l!0Yl. nu Iuonyllalad Iot-or Ind wIl1-):ImrIloo- nu-u um Inur I3 Hannah ubnryllntlon nmday main nut, udu nu Iuylouo o! the nukckrhuuulnuonoi Illuoulnldddlva Na nlutunlu ham. "ltnnlnluanun at its l|Iu."lI|vhlo|I M51!» Iultnllonlololiohnud uoanndnuuutontlo llnglldtnanuumu wudn. I31. _V'IndonHol'I lesson 5: insanely _ ._v‘.“,un“...._.._._. .. .._...._.........__..._..__. Ill. BEBQABD J. REIHLY. Meeting of III Oudlton You Any At- ‘ urnoon-«Another Mutts; . humane nodes. can as-odlwn oi !unnn1J. Bully. rnl auto ud nnnolnl Inns, numb!“ yuuxdny Ilternoon II In: cum. $0.411 Ohaumu meet. to: Du yuyou at 500?!!! I Mutual oi ﬂu naykuut Illusion of Jun which nun- ‘nu door: I Inge crowd Ind uunablod tn mm: at the allot. mums; the atom at the pouoc to my I plunge II)’ own. But LEI but 01 humor pn— ‘Ilka and then ucuud mun dlnpoutlon Io umvlv umoua the Itulnuon. An-(Ilsa body at crcduau had at um; -null: dc-on. than mu Irnrwﬂx IN 1!. us-1 Imne any oognnsofl Io: Inn: at I Ipoiumua, hull . R. A. Ilulwell, Elihu! Bniavnll, run: I ud. Itohd nut he I cu wsudw nuIaI no llorllr. tally, thou; mm Iuorney. Tho] “an. a learn or the madman cl Iﬂnlu. um I-Hhmlch 4&0 Minna land Men and by Air. mm, nu Iuwuvnt wu not complain Ind. II In r1‘¢th¢’t:bnp¢. could on pruvl usnalotootaq to n. Loon Inch droumuusoa, n on 4.. ma ﬁat tt-suntan hondjaunad nnuu a‘rJonh cg. any a when the nun man u 5. Indy tar upocmoa. v Ir. lamydutrudlttobc Inhtntoodlhunaol olnlly dnelovod null. Baton Ito opening 0! ml -2 AHUBESIENTS. W-3:2,.’ m .3m .3 . " ""°.'..'~.‘*°:.... ".1 ...“"‘ .....:. Jana Coomba Ind P. 8. Ohsnlnu t0I_,4p- E ms.‘;.;;“.~fd-m;,n‘§u—.wfmm ”””ﬂ_ pen-thlaWook,, ‘ mpuuunmuu-2 1117111: .33 1 .nI¢ttng>.!|tos4Iz§ ft:-Tm 3.?-:I".sa§.:a;t Announeunantn of Oonoertn, Lectures, - &« __.___._.___. -rm: ax-emu-. Lbcnrvod Txtbntotooopuln Hands» ought-v’l‘ho Oorru nca. 51- Lorna. October )8, ma —0Iyn.In Juno: Kcbononxh. 31:: Thnnnda-I1;asId,Iuw unnu- yourho¢to!!rlIndI.daul11n¢nIron&toIhInIclnu nndh1endI,nnlInhontulylnnoIl_lu»onyonlox~'n nndtnxtmnl tlnyoctl. '1ﬂvhsthoIol-aetlmﬂ §"_...;:g’."..r-.:°.z.°.-:_.~:.:~*°*... .*-.:;°.&.*°*°-°:t. X.nun.W. Ennh.W.l!.B¢n\ca. can!) I‘! lbltun-I.‘1l. Ova-don Joseph nun. Inn Tun, Juan 0. Mltchaﬂ Ind others: . ncnca: You an kind and ﬂnttvrht Iota xnmlnxmc toxlvonn from tho I: In Micro ma, Ind an n I 10 con- cludca Iolcoqr an corn meal. Ind nuns plo II the co, Ind ‘mm:-Idny, than an ol yon. nan Kc sovau. napzettully, ow. .-:.__.¢_.-—-——— TAX COLLECTIONS. . A Good Year for the Rovonno-0ompnr- aura Couucuona Betwun nu and Ian. Year. A Iuluncnt wu pnpnnd II the connotes’: onuyutezdny, Inviting bow mo um nuns in IN: yen, oonpuod with payment: lat you-. ll llwinkdlot Ibnodlﬁnttlonol Ila blnh d «I'll on“. who Ila-syn dlsyunu thc mucus in belnll as the put 0: future: ' 11. nomad H oouoeuon-I um: rock” 8,!!! cc Uolkcl-has tum Iuku... 11,817 (A ‘re! men In 9'5: _.___.____. CITY MORTALITY. , Bocord 0! Death: and Dlnonnu for Pat Wool: Thnbumnnguthcotldnl monnntynponol St. Louis tort-hnwak cndlngsunnlny. Octo- bet!!! mg!“ yum. lnalahty yuan. Elli! W I|IﬂU--~---o- § . E yntatdny, bnubo pduvnu-I‘ oaunul, ﬁn. mm. P. Jolinunu, Ind not hnd ulna to onuxnthw pan. Inna: has recently and Into than. M In quumtbeeoaovu ma ovanﬂIIo'ulaol| on {.nacn1n[,whca ll mu Iautunnnlon thamotkonnornuw ..:.:'.:.*.'°*:°.:::"“.:.°'.:’ "'1 '* "*'......°"°'°‘ 5:. CI I . lIMﬂ¢;:I':¢llnnntvaek.‘: 7" ‘ “ km. . ,% QCQVII ID ' ‘ '%=‘m.n.a. 3»? E a ll“ ﬁwﬂ HID to b Fran ﬂu Raul Dtntrtou. Ancxcunlon pony. nnba-in Iboul Ilx bu- nna pcnounndho Ind znucuamnmvodln thodtyulmp. In. yuurdanbyn opolaltmun oinlu an aunt It.l.oILI. lmuu omua llortnax-ultnnrosd. ‘rho Ixannlonhuoonapriud autumn of llnnuﬂlk, Kola:-ly. Marne: Ind other uncut mhlacntbo bu. who OI I [Cl 0! any p Mmmlochﬁmtngzl‘ r: .3. .2“ ‘:.'*'.'*-~ ~*2z*:" 22-. .. °‘..'t:..“":“"" .ﬂ'.....w .':*..~ -.35 vnn:~1.L."i>uxMn, £1 Kolm1y'J?ao: Tlwnagzn, um cl tu-I{o ; Wm. i - pzzrrtuor clonal Mu". rm pa also: tlu llooany 17 «and e I n. ,,w... auumouotuu target: -6 autumn link; link 19:91:. " of mo umnmr Bold. Haﬁz: l‘ro?.(5utr .3! xx. Planuntoollenct Ind .0utIr.od.|Lrol nu Suugton . :— A Inn! to tho mu osm. lb mum: It an aL::.-1».-new 9I.l.mnI. October i,l£’.’3.-—l"or {M can at hu- nanltymlll clay Sexton or the City Raglan: Mop mumouonot Itotggtumo bundluo1rIIodId- joining St. Lulo'I hospital, on Pbo nun? It h :::§’2.§."l: °.‘..“i‘w”'“““;’2’ "’ €.“l»“.’....."‘°" '3 I‘ o! nn$.ak:y‘_’|hcloaloll§o K331.» luau: of the kotylld. 011-1111 4 Hal 2‘. 0. DOLL. W. X ‘mm am I” 2-: w. E2. 6'3‘ T‘ 619 and 621 North -Fourth Stiioet. Have still onhnnd n groatmnny DRY GOODS Whlohl.hey'w1l1 continue to sacriﬁce. Weca.1l».spoolnla.t»- tention to a handsome Vade- Lty still left lrllthe following «goods: u an‘ Black and Colorerl SILKS I urge Stock of mass GOODS ALPACAS REAL Loans, -Broche Shawls and Blankets. RELIGIOUS NOTIOKG. ﬂ f 133! 00XéRElAfl0XAL OED’!-OB- Bur. '1‘. ll. P081‘. D. D.._l’IItot. Bnvlou annany. tbdnbufﬁtml man I. a. Ronuxngnuvloa. W'01llTl0!l 0]’ ‘IE! IKEIBIAII--(lunar at math Ind mm . Oeiobu 24. the Punt. lav. JUILH SNYDER. mu punch It 10:45 I. ma. InR'I~.:np nu. ll"6ﬂUI6l 03' ‘£113 IntX'l"I'—Ooc-nu Pu: Ind Arman-on; Invited. B47. -7031! UJ.KAl1.‘l'!D. Pastor. punchy-«boo! Ilﬂzﬂwelou I. u. Benin! II1.0I&I. I. Tlovuhmu-I hﬂldd. H'l'IX8'l' UEIIITIAN 08I7l0n—0oner M Dvnutouth Ind Otlvn until-Emu 0. A.C|.A.RR. paint. I’ nlﬁundnynnornlngnllonwnndrwa In¢II‘lm...lnn4Iny-odaoolIsBs.n:. any mo. rum: n.:. 0317301!-Oonu xlcmsn hi Iacnlllndn-301.0-LVAI AXDA..Pu1af. Ioouamml. s I.:. Ptu¢hln(1o1m;.n.g.a ;:&I.n. bnnbuuali wanna; «mun E‘ BIAIIIIOHT SERIES BAPTIST Chunk»-301. 1'. G. Bﬂlalﬂﬂ. !’Iﬂ._M\Iloc$ at IIJI Dbua.Im 3:-tun as xoxao-. -. Ind 130 p.u. Axluucordlnlly Initial In Ituul. Sunny. October Bhootnarotbunnoutnnd l.J. 1nC00l.lJ.D.D..Puux. wlﬂvruolnmnmmu. Ind 730 D- M. Young people‘: pnyu-outing magnum blctuu on Wcdnahy waning Is '1 B"llO0XD HAPIIUTOIUIOK-yuan Ind BunlwnuTwcnl1-bavInth)ItronrII, um. Dr. BULL LIICGIILI. l‘II~lor. Santana Sunday. Dztolrav 21-. II 11)-no I. I.Ind'hN I. In You; Pawn‘: Mun: ml» Berna: loam! ONIIIII. Ind Pnyu Huang Vodnuahy Inning nl’l:$0 raoa. _ w-H331-u rnxannxmu cmmcn. nonnwus none: zlenutn and clunbcu moon. in. O. B. 10011. D. 1).. Pueor. Pnsemngu xmao-..n.na'7xa)p.n. rnrnz~nne0n1.Wadnoo- dny rvuuu.It1r30 13. na. Bnbbatnaohool nut: II in. nu. Allnrlcoxdhuy Invited to man. IP11‘. anonawnoncnonr-oonunm-mom Ind 0301!!!! ﬁnch. lnvrl. AJIOLLAXD. Roda. pun prowl nornluud night. I-mun oolnunea st 10.00:. I. And mo p. in. Durant at «noon. Inownlu. “‘!'ha lcllnou a! landing on‘: 0 In Bul- nuc 5" It night. "following an Yuhlon. " D'Pﬂ40I!K OOHGBIOATIOILL 021030! corner WIIhluton Ind lulu Irwin»-Pnuhlng by nurutu. rm. 0. L. OOODIM». D. lkuaomv In. It 10:83. lnnuu. 1:90 o'clock: «Meet-"'|'Iu ‘World’: amt Own llama: ol (lhrhuaalty." VD‘ IAITLOIIIII cllv'Bcl—lnnd mm Iuloucnuncublslhuunonhd fnusltn Ivo- EDWARD WYMA.N,; REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUGTFONEER A-ﬁn rrocxas Bantu hnud. mm eolluud. money . 722 Ollestnut Street.- RARE OPPORTUNITY as c in 0 One at :11: . - ST.LB_l]I_§_l_I_ﬂTELS! lI.nm:.IcwhId’Ion‘ncu1ssaII'IiaI-'l_nI'IiIt ._hnc«c in tIoi'urnﬂw0.0¢nlItd rams: axiaotznoznapainnlséccnot-:aInsé.I.o’ou‘. ‘nu!Annolnna4;k1yon1tori::.vr.tlIms£Iv- now-II. Thovnildlngiaunbnpoalagstruutnn. uarI:rIur-.-dttaloe-non natal-«Ann:-y bout niche any. '5: Ynrnkxnu and If}!!- nnooa as-0 moan-n und_ strictly In-It-dual. tho burn In hu Incand- lamanystIsiln'§:hotlId11In4loon:|I»y.‘mﬂ hdchﬁnhtxinndwoﬂ-Mobudacu. no neoauny at nddluon-I nap tn unannoun- nunhesonaoai by_tzI pnu-onagp. nun nun o1lI5OB£Icl.lIn‘.I.IIIl8oouoqul.!.l1h<l loﬂnvli thclnnorudzoapondbmsyotyuvgrtovorsmp umduouaiacw; "‘ umbogsvu. “"”“' - l1nIac§dA:aa(It.‘?§BGshh{iii'I¢:Ud WOR'.l‘E__ EXTRAFINESUBURBKNAPMCE 07113 v-96¢! "W3 DOB ELLE. I1 I Io an aomuodntlnx tens: twuty-IoI: . 3:: :::.:*:.:°-‘ :::::: :.?.2.~'=...w.*= 3- °::: = _ .. . ::::“' **.‘.:z'....'*“‘..':":.:*v .. .. mwm‘ aourtkuk tothnunlonbwolx Illn.udu-Inemlu- In-nu! l.‘.‘le”i'.i..uf...ﬁf.‘;.E«‘3E‘..o..“"‘."i‘..‘§‘.‘z‘1‘...a.‘ " .. W rmlrucu nodnublundotnuoa .cqu.no ' - v “’ "‘ "*7 ""‘1'£b¢'6'”.§'.i‘in wnnur nuts Aunt. ‘T22 Cnonnntmnaz. SPLENDl3 ILLINOIS. FARM For Sale at a. Bargain. Iggunmolaaoux-uontmlluolthovmdhlh mad elooe oIIuuon. ntluhvnlklnalc. Indbznllcsligéoool man his umnudlxanb :1: .- hay.‘-111.41.!“ “mung; lean: , ' egnnhu. TIM In “'1. at ‘:4 l 9nvh I1 loll $1357: I unlru. ‘rut. Imprlvvemnu In nxu-I n»d—o1M commotion: build! under nearly 9.1130 aguhntret oi Ho. 1 Imnxh no for who Ind III!“ I "u'n)wAm) WYM AN. mu hum Aunt. 122 Ohutnul. Itrnu. T0 PORK-PACKERS Large Oommodloun Establish meat For Sale or Exchange. wxu. oh: so out: no- ly. ll fIl‘:%r'l.n.l:Tn::1‘exIiIbl'|§:m:nl.. Ilaapnlaad K Ill... Ind pnvlacrl with I nod uualot .. ........-:..-::.2*.r:.~.:::..:" .:.=*W*.-...-*~'. 5'" *°°-"'"= *1 '.::'.°**....°‘“.5.°'.....". w:=:.:;....*.'.*°.: . I now. ‘cc . rnI::‘c?\yl.’“Incl°l.wo'h"I°&lnn‘Il BI&n|1rt.zh ;:l!‘:r|?m:o‘§ °""“ EDWARD WYMAN. nu! Saul: Annt. 722 emu.“ suut. BUSINESS OPPOBT UNITY PARTNER W . NY KAI talk‘. la .&3 3% “£1 u-odnuwn glnluul! rub no ollmv n 9! km: Iundlnx III good bul- nca urvcnanoo. I e um hunch I llxc unounlof «pin! or use nlnbllalunualol’ I lnuuntﬂa how: in 3;:nnAl;p rank: and pzvltnlah um oi u-I40 ha (MI ‘ EDWARD wnuzsr - nnmcnu “am. an onoaun luau. FARE WANTED FUR LElSE IW1IH.lal¢ooInrIgod Itondiondnlhhlou-r In&IIIII1llanu.B0 Inna. wall In rovod Indnulmmha-thlrynnd 1:‘! onul Inonlmlza Inuit. ﬂe..lI 4 r or Inn- oourumu uouyrucnron my. Awlhmn Iutancnlollu-unto A EDWARD WYHLU. . ROI! ﬁtiltllllil. '@Q:MtnI¢I1rQI¢- I'.'m:'.:'.;*°.2*.*:.‘L 1:" *"m.:.‘:“:::' °;.:;* pcouonuko oulaeuonot no one ohm: Ind- Im«—'v1lll 1 good nd tbktn nnl Ind I... ';‘1'.'i°.':1 ..u..°u2.’J’a:‘Zn. ...l"‘?..2‘£'.‘..’m. .5... ED WARD WYBIAU. . noun Aunt. 7:: (mutant stud. " " “IMPORTANT TO Shippers & Receivers OF . FREIGHT. THE ST. LOUIS TRANSFER CO. I vnxrnum I rm: 1: la !.lk).botwunl5L "".'aX'nu'lss.u1nnn"."u“"' Luwer Rates flan Any mm company. ‘PW! nmvu In dounnd n us new mm: for make: or h-unlit than ll b,PI':?&.l'I"Kl»:r§'l1G1I pun wﬁnnnhlpnont oi lrvlahh B. P. TANBEY. Conan! Knnngotat. !mnIfl'1~nnI£cIOu.. _ alsllqrthfrmzd J. 3. Inc. A ' :—b:m‘ .‘-a °3 . ‘-34; £033 9 0- "MOE. Lsns—- “(mo nssuuspn '1'-ad uu:':§ul-'3';'-. ms nu. . uantﬁadﬁlumon. Moon: In-val. be:-can =- k.,e:v.,-.*:..*:::.°*.*.-.=::.-.:*:.:.*;'.m D4. Lula. Oelabtt an. 1870. IDUOATIONAL. HARVARD UN IVEBSITY. one an. Punching any luau ' M 11 relax. lnduyoutoat It no I. I. hm am. All tho ndglmm unduly snmu. Punt- {facts :0 .1376-‘7d”;l'lbr’u:noa. ’z?3.l,:.;§§.‘l‘ ‘§‘ 1.._ '_.§‘f a I I)’: f“ tucuonu undyoululanday luau? ‘ ‘ nInluI£7tMo‘¢louk. It lOnﬁOI.n.Iad sumo p. Hui} Bn.LlAX1lIll- 1'. CKAIIIIILXI. ruin of the row I-sand con.- (n-gIuouIl (,'huv:la. (‘bk-.110. ublulh-School It 0 I. In. l’rI7x-:~meeun( \V-tusdny 111813.. All In cordlnlly umua. ' [T 7112 IT. REV. BMHOP BLDIB, to 5:1: I: I: In an Onllkdral um morning. 1'50 Jubuuu I8 ll-0 lhlhodrnll The in. luv. Blob-on RM" will pnwh the opculﬁ‘ u-n-non um nwnlna II the Ibon rhucmnothc 10% o'clock n-In. 3.1.;-cl: “On tho Hntuu oi manl- Ioncu Ind Jubllcen." Thu: will In Ioknxn lulu mun. The-I who Itlvnd the luulus. mnunooeln; ms no‘:-Mnxsnolcnn Inga mm. an pin Ibo In-_ aulgum ol the Jam!» iltkoutvlu ‘ ma pruenboa clunnha. tuning vevoucn. unnon Ind “ ' u~n unaluntu at 71.70 o'clock. Ind wtll czounvu to: Ill: (0 nmInr,n—th’I than of Jubilee. ... ‘;::;;..... . ......... §}-:.._., .:.:-.%.:~3; . ."~---- -‘3.....':.*.. '~":‘, N (outta Ind I05‘ E: ..--r I I *ﬁ’Z’._f%...... caution to '«§ts‘az=?°' ' ootobc -‘Hannah: at tho I ’ U f 3 137 D. . Wm»: .. amrsmn canny loo. mwﬁmﬁmw lo. L ‘I. ‘V. P1111. TO LANDLORDS ‘III. "TIT: Iﬁilﬂo MARCUS FINCHs REAL E3‘1’.&TE AGEKT Eaut Bl. Louis, I11. GRETIIER & BOECK, Real Estate Agenm, N0!’ [V3110 and |'90¢1l-K7. 1 E. G. oamm, REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIGNEER, Iotnry labile Ind Oonvoyuuoq;-. No.‘ 312 Chontnnt strQ¢t__ TEKDYEILI l'A1’lIX.. s. v. ﬁrm J: 1330., Real Estateﬁgents, Auctioneers, oeavuénnun nndltocknrokon. 31BOhoIrtnutSt:~not.. JOHN LEE..&:-C0., Real Estate Hroltersg House Agents, no. on mac- IU‘1MII!cIIIl0eﬂoIuIIvAdIlt1. GREEN & LEMOTTE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ‘E51103 ll I121 Ina! (Se . A ton . 02?:-It lunch nn‘:.l"(?1IIn1:o0::I .._n_..—__..g..:j._ nuts. lens tlﬂnll. nruu. 81. law. Ko. JOHN nxnevxnfxéf REAL ESTATE ARI) HOUSE AGENT mg” In¢l_?Sh1I'ry ru:mc.- noum. -Q1’:-.. ~°=::§.':.-'~ -.é.<.--‘-.::.°=2.='=:.-5-.'.~. sang. Wnhnwliiuhﬁfwunnntw Ind JOHN G. PRIEST, Real Estate, House and Financial Agani, M.*z.*s§:.='.§'.'s.¥~.:=:'-... _ -M W W- at. A. vo'1.w'r. I. w. unxr. w. n. In.ncun'.n. M, A. ,‘WOL_F'F & 00., BELL ESTATE AGlEN’l‘S,. ' PUBLI Ind Oouwnnee . Ran N ,I Ipcdgty. Ind llbn-II nnhonluno. > once. 316 Cbuurnx Itnot. Lurxnun. i.x..1.I-n:u:Iu._n.n‘.wx:Inn. I.4EV'ERTNG&WEBBTEK, Baal!-:Itnf.oacHouIeAgontt 3o 70% nnnwg. un'-nu. LANHAM & VOOBJIIS, Bea! »Estat,e Ag-e_n1:is, 1 “W =-:*:. .-:a..°w: %ém“*:~.=:.=*.a:.=ee-..:z”v=-"°= rm --- «~- I. _uAvnxvn. nwnn I. Iowa. 1 OAVENDER & ROWSE, 380-nno as Real Estate Asozntl Notaries rnblla and Oonvqnnoara. Loan" uiéogouausa on non Eatato. uunuou out w museum oi mm us: can xnCxixounmuc.Inuusa.rzo.v l'It.loo'lI. uA.au'u:xnu.‘n !.x.n.u.I.nI-u BOOTI:, BARADA & 00., B581 Estate Agents, "*.........-swa.2':'-r»='**-B<_......a’s~'*'*-..... USE-RENTIHG AGENCY. ! V» _~_ '\oIIInIIIIf‘I‘ulIouhnOnuv _ H 1‘, 13!. II. rrsnnnon. now. I. wnnn. xurmmson & wanna, House and Real Estate‘ Agents, 4.4 q. 331 No. 621 Pine shoot, St. Louis. iaewannxsxan 194.7. F. J. LAITNEB. & SONS, luantnatuinndlnpntﬁnuol BRUSHES! lo.I1!!.l1nhM..I&!nnh.K& Tlﬂ Ulilllﬁlatst Ixaﬂmcltliﬂ AIND donmonox canon. IIJd6l’bO.hIIIDI‘°IdWIlII"l'IIII. :::.m:..-.-.1 «A. cfflson TO LET. I and 10; Sale 3 9 , N“..u’.%"£_£'..%.."$:_:‘;‘:..."":.’~..l£." m=2:zm~.r um “WI _ x H W“ __ __ T, I \ _ , . . ; . _V ' - % 5 W am ’ “:L@mI: «24« 2 ‘ 1 ,2 - 5i £31118 Early @1011: -££11’mt1‘21I,.- Hnhall “WW9 ~. . w’.’«'V - r 5*. 7 ...,~— , " mug‘ weunboa xx 1 .uuu-on ~ . rug: "'“*‘”-"$“'°'°‘ » ~ ' ’ A , I-Ivy THE GREEN nmuonn. ....,..,:.:.::.::a ,...,..:.23 DE MARSHALL. g:_.:g”a::.V ., 3:; , ‘,;._~,~;-«,_.,,-gm L . I G - -- ' - 1‘ $IlOI O . M-U . '..,.... ““m..:m *:.::°::° A A,m..;, m:f'_,:...*--=*. ,..:::r.~..;- I I * K I in“! Goa”. - v . - Ind Eu ”I‘b?ehuneAunt%!cn‘r' 0°! , ' ' ' ’ 1‘:"“"5vV ‘M V11‘! 6 Another 81:. 110318 Victory ,Ovar '1'hhmom£agI.hoGr1ndAvenno znmwnmauo Ohxequies at the Pm Street Prusbytemn mu,‘ ,,,., _,,,,,,,,,,,m,m, - ,4: . l _ A Mug“. .s.";L W ¢,.,,,M,. ,,,__ . nu. Puma ud-oil-£err!'PII»°b M W0“ low 5;, h y d A mwubcwmmyummmn ma ‘4.~ . 1 amps, Chandeliers. Lamp Chimneys Coal . - "”‘-"""-’ » °""“’ ""‘. thaﬂnt urc ester 3} ﬂomoon. - s r 4:. mm V mam. - 5,, . ol an meonmouoaonm and 001 Fixtures in all branches Tea!‘ 3 5 Cat *-'"W' -1 -«urn 'ns;Gmn1 Dnotrnnu under obllauou no :“ Vﬁﬁﬁﬂﬁgfﬂm "mag: . _ I Ian." gnvcx-fpyau-d wore. 'B.r“nm_sf Ipinflnn ‘ vedarnnlaud ' 1. . y. JnneaM.c~nw:ord.m xom Fourth alaeu. for xuojemuzwhsohuvl 000900! . It u ‘:14 Marble-o-n good ﬂﬁsortﬁjgnﬁ and jaw 9.-gm-,3, LL " 2_':L_D, 0u_-onddu Snag mu.»- lnterestlng Statnstncs Regarding the 3¢ﬁng{§;hJ*;;;-;‘;;;°;;§;grnm .w tea-m Atu‘zl>’z:’oflht-ehCa:o4;11:|3nlnl1n8o<1lrsty——'I‘rib- my;-1;‘-ulggl-=°-' _§_d*°°*'m, ,5‘-‘gs-.°°g,ugv ., mmmx.-a _ *3’ “it sn.xy.3‘ozuz.;.......,....;;......, . . - ' . ' , - nan can-pun: . 9h=mP'°"*h'P- u.:!‘::::., 1:: °o1':2.?&?:~”‘At‘£‘::p:::‘.:‘;.“.;‘.:? " n2"‘m°,.;§... .Z'°§:‘:?:;“ "° &“é?%‘°w‘f‘m'”‘. i‘°'».:‘*-$«‘é‘~i’-"”°'wu:‘.:":':‘::“.":.‘«‘:: ~ 3 ..*s’..':.. W ’ ~......=-'<‘=" *::';::.*;;ag* , ¢;g.,.4n 4 g mg mg gun-5.3. 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The Bean and Stocks to cm“ btgmwntrgnmirm‘ nmngélg. $5“? “I m lmhmymm “rm; b zuwr/um or A uuzxrcma. NEW GOODS ARR!‘/ING EVERY DAY AT :;2f€;A;n5:1;B{;.;,;:x:.:£:Ex;z:dv:-=‘:;:umz=x‘1::ages: Y0 '71 ¢‘°'1l °"°*“"° - - - - xéunam £’mn.-. n . ' . . _ ¢,,:5hmh“a‘nm,“”,“.“l.mwm ans moehuchwucxowdedwnnxvrnsrfnaada 4 4 ‘Y 1 _‘_ I’ , -f 1' W t ounuaamcn 35“ r°‘D"7 - &o|;1dwp'§‘y 5:. Loan mead upmauunuxmd m and mumzaonin. who bauxmunfubiod to pay . Egrﬁtgﬁﬁﬁbgyb N & L 0., '3‘.§rE.§.§’..§f“5.$;‘; K J°“n0'm‘p:““‘ hm ‘hm “mat” an E‘. puﬁgmhn o zupeoeto m R wind lennsem wary!‘ Booovana‘ . . H0. 3:: H0373 l'l]"'1’l! rrnzxr. :.‘.:':.7:(.”.;:.‘-v;’uv.;r‘ °‘n‘:..Ku‘.’,‘,;5‘L,”*¢Eh::m xu'.;‘wn-V. g,,,.,,p‘,,,.,;,..g,.g;,¢...n.uouu. w‘b°'““n"“““‘,c”ﬂu’l:""ﬁ*l:f'“5n.‘€*m* no mum Mm“ ma“ no thumb “ Boa Baclgtlupmln luuu: wanna, ask my 2-__-L.--' — r——— ............ .. r'z‘cr>v¢_:-"1¥Irnbb¢f‘Ip1l.(DonI. ....’.' z’-3.: 33353.’ ‘:33 W:u.mmsczo. x. xx. 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' (*1 LABORING “To lease the TASTE by trxw .1 12 2 t Angﬂt the head at every need]?1fi(‘11:r:It%t(.”" ’ iVi.L, GIANT HAT, BROADWAY, Oppogite Wash St. THE ELDER, Great Sale of D1a,monds. mm In mmnuud mu-onnim opainmg nub wen: double pm um «um dump-—il 8 Inodel of be-my-s pertoct baa-be-tar, olnnoqiniod duxsbillty, mi mouima tn the man perfect mumer. Itwillpaytnriu-oliinonnscuoninshauving at max. 'l'hoDi.u-noud in the loading hard-cod bums: oi‘ the Eat, sad in said ti. Enter}: priou, wholesaio and recall, ﬂ & B0O'I'3 AGENCY, NO. 303 NORTH FOURTH STREET. BARSE, UULVER & C0. - FRESH: FALL GOODS. sou. vusm, HODS, ms saws, mm (mums, rmmrms, rm, HOTEL AND nnsmuxmr GOODS. CHEEVER, ‘BURCHARD & C0., 508' North Fourth Street. J. M. POLACK, SHIRT MAKER, Wedding outim;';"i-‘m»iy'smrts "and Nighé shim 9. Specialty. 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Wines Ire _ 3”,“ _ lee . oogge." _ only lninttded on. heating shout thebtnh 1: , and "Boot: "w-Ieputon the leek I am, rmup, you mun“ “M n ,,_.. better, elr; men on better, Iir. The tall: 3, gm .,,,,,4,m,-“ mm ,,m,,,_ iznin mu:-d bemii ecmfortlbly unong e two related each other with portal: mg of nylng, «-1.»: item It we wet’: told Ihnll Ion: :3 twvmbed. God “dun puma,” “mm ‘d Ibout the wines in old days being noctnr is - . the club 1:, "Spent now," Ibo odd, "or polilenm. ma,” om. wmwthumnm“ .“ mum liver oiinnd whit were It enoe discarded 19°“ t"°"' ‘ tiiiy tiltzif. Ilr. nee, no women too, wine in mm ‘you want line hnmrn it win for orrriiiterhoid our pews. Derntutink me “I hedbtttilre Ind Hue FI'n- ’ .. unmgdlﬂ gggnu, ma [)ua3to5"g,ﬂ “gin,” linxeveesel into I tut-tube about I innpoon- u tor um. drink lau now that they 5 emmiy _ _ unioellng." the ed quickly. “There is Ihsrr was tr rieltors he sold “‘§°‘“3"ll¢lY °°““l’“°mll “@5598 N I‘ l-0 weeresmned mi otoooidwieu iinid. The liquidtnetutui did one hunartd yarn and the Tueisxgtinm . no pllxi or your: that would not are no. "and lack must be my ‘rouse tor’ bethnt our rel.-Ielty me doubtod. "How, A rmrcrtuoue onrcxn. “dMm“_° “W N puﬂcuht “Y” ’ tore. LII! more pu1zculu".‘°"I‘ho Elma hr: 3 ,,_,,,¢,",’: ""‘““ ‘“"‘- . Bllum 5° “ml-ll|‘!°0 In a for hair mains bore to into." uumgw ,,;,.-,,,,,;,,.. n in umug “,1 Obedience to theootnmmde or ' eu- » “'9 Inca whens gentleman uid to hit servant - 0‘ ‘*9 W“-5°" “we "‘“Yo7°‘ "‘ plnen, Ind lhnl will your trouhlon nu-e berm The rigour: it-In nt her wit’: end. Hero ' 3‘ rumour" lo mired in mh or n“‘“ "'“f°“¢ '34 9”» Yﬁﬂllbllns water ?I‘ut a nu at-Mn home. 01 3 ;, ' — “"_ 2 *7 ponryl I onnoot bevery much tlsrmodnhout vreretrro laebergeta thunnod only urea:-ten 'm"“‘u°"‘,‘:'h‘“ “.""”“"I ‘3“‘“-“"“‘“ heecrriee, anti hm tnvy culdri , it with the slighiut Idmixtnre vohotno reehle llcdsldc and take me no ui..'a.'§"uu.’r :3! M-r:.=:~~»=-» ~.-=-».=:.:~ -=-.2,»-»«-= "ma. .... ...... ... .... .... .. H...-=*..:.°°"r.***~*.,._.~ °:,.,; rm ,. ““:.,,..-“°~ °*-,,..‘*°*=,.,'='° 4*-~ :- :*...u .,... -=««- --m M we we -m u ”i“?“’ﬁ r=- we ~~~ ' . ' Io -* - at an, i , ll_ :o':n“a mmmﬁ sir‘. lino Fnaehiwr aid slkﬁgtingly. '2? Ioo.-'.o- lt1K::t‘tld not-lg; been no bed; 17:1‘ the whole ‘ n” In '1, am“ do “"4 ‘-53 °Ml‘l*3*- .'-‘V131. “M 1! ‘flu. or .31 Iwezten It, an tJ!‘eYlr“::ge‘:ri!Si‘xI Wen tehkwlth ‘Kenmore to the codoithe iimeiiwleh ihxtlhld been born Why, this Iherry nun’: known 1” I "yum." However the iturlnee here no 7‘ wt“ - v . Numb _, perhspe lt uvery nngzutetui mo't:ah‘h‘:$}e :::t::ﬂigie hm? ‘W8 ""04 lad‘? ":0 13190350‘ 01 5013: peotmy 6'0"” yo“ "port mu "9 M “N ;:‘:,y':,°;;g;7, ‘,.i,,..°ui¢un,,,:,:u;;u’£::; ::1.odr:‘;7li:li.” A“ ,0 KM ml at '1 M‘. W“ Pun” u my aunonthousht. ‘1‘lto‘Door have Ieurt oi lib- her mend‘: hood-dxenmd told. the um’! 01 ren.rlo:x.oi'I. lhel. we will not. It thin into "I don't see 3." rolllled the lookout. ea “Md wgﬁdﬁm’. ‘om. “Sand ya” on u I fell l88l'l6"d ll 010 boll-llﬂ WI! ll: Whloh . , tnyéhiillloy-¢:,n‘i;ona£ono tort‘a‘etlineu; ‘they are it, hutthe _iletnIn expreeeed no to _, uexin 1-lndlonle their character in mi. heteomned the horizon“ ‘M "1; Th . I E Md my modut npostroyhe had been r~¢¢¢iy.d,,.¢ ;Y,°:;;?.:,5?.:*.,.'&.?:,"',. . %‘.:"i......“.‘.‘;‘;.. in €..°§. i....€.3"‘.’.“....'.i’:E§lf %‘.l.3'1i’i'....°..‘."i‘?.‘}"i‘.‘.?.'.;.. ".3.“iri....“‘”‘°‘.. ..‘3 mm; moi ......n.... M... ...v..... .mJ¥°’l "'t'?..'3 °“°$u o&‘m‘?.‘»‘3’r'i“»‘3‘4. 5'3‘ .ta‘2’..,.'i.".‘;i.t..3.'§...,..i“" ° mi": that 2'; ’ rem"-J13’:-Z«'i‘=‘3é-»"7““ '°°“‘ °°“°' “a o I ' ' y . - and when you willing Ind mhﬂ night; it they nesought it is for (I gotothe very itrtheu, eornetot not-auto ' droneain thehury hire. it‘ The aim-‘loo eguo, Ind spin replied, Wm, mm‘ mm ‘"3", W; and “um “Gotta, tlri Cello is on lninrny. In [in- _ ‘ y at _ 11- "I donlteeo ,eir. _ . . .. .. . . wneoxe -quality of bcutly Muir mined from ‘nu-“.u"b‘._m~,»W. _h“°.°m_”“ mm,“ ‘My t"loor.," thenlg-not-I replied with de- the el ieeteoneeiomnax Ih-It they were to tlaure not" ye our-or piaennu Jock "Ion bloc cad.”ﬂ°\"¢IX%‘—NlMll lllMI- “"7 '°““°‘""‘" 3“ “MW” '*‘.“‘.“l"~ 00110 Ind ll told berm Axruldul of the I .“:4ay”‘;__ _ cision, ibortyoi the r is Ill 1noon- helett owl: to ouch-other. Bite: :1 oltenrpoohnoonieoiptuonely otzhe -“bloody cited odloer._“i-eport that tell." the‘ wine ,hId._i:e¢n rude eettu tltnelnthe Ihuﬂ W1“ Ind Kidd” “P0064 01 hare 11 iﬂ" wagnu u°"~ thine. Itiesntietoke thtl. eycsnbe alone,-‘ onleavlo _thetnthItthe...Iih lehoitl to Er. mnrinoe,.”.boomesottheli-Iurreillsnrsover “ 11,870; “ft” "#253594 "15 .I‘llm‘1 heglnnlngottheﬂtteenlthoetttury. Thetluk °‘ Cw" ‘’“'‘“’'“''"°- ’'“"‘° 9‘ ‘° “ml to u..m.u....‘”‘5?'ou'. En.rry'dott'l an no bolus gggzgbeorgllllg hl'_tv;_thr<g’gN° Ilguhorgsmagd E-‘mrt-§1’I.,§rln9°, but lg”-at lg‘; dﬁwltwi hlnébmwmv-ill-m is only a pan or l,9°lwlll%h."’tl;g1In1hene:tt mm hydwutod, mi. mime pared-.-nuotwlthloorhhtttrrith 0* l °mi°° dl'PlA¥°<l,.r*l'°“*»l*- In the Illdrentton P 1- u y at us a this an an a manor. the at which the union in forced to as I - A in ilehodever. You Ion nit. 19'" °f1l'°5l*°i;ll>.3_1g‘{l 0* the hotels. °‘ . .- . one: o greet to hem 5 bit of solitude when at penetrated-her hnin sumciontly to input obe ,, erton repugnant to their own “where away?" inquired thfdtiloer. 3 would who from Cotte tel oold mt- ‘ ‘ F one r-ixhee. lllhtiugltig when I here root zheeeoondelghh. _ tulle ._ , at woxlldnot start out with the “'lVo loll oﬁthe rt how, Pin told, " w‘:,d,.-§,.:_ Hf‘ 1E::t,’; N°::5:, k“L£' dhguhed, with thenexne at the Selle mun-' THE HAQIL HANDXEBCHIE . Illlgnfanvnxna 2: °Wn!°rm7.1loon mt, aIgtiing,buttoEinF, the up rotiredto intent coo! dllstlngsllosether_onLhe“3n - returned «obedient ookonn ym bu-oly mu... mm ,..,,..-,4 ya. ,9; tscumr or eompoundorl published on she also oc‘in ot-xpleee Ind time where Iron Idtmi-it vrrltlng- b e to coin nicata the! ileum’ vet-unity between manner Ind on. The omogtqnre n_ richly mile, and paced ,o1,'g¢,.u mummi, an M, g.,,.,,,._ gun“, Wino-cult Bill» I1 8904 ﬁllefly 1-9 <3!-I1 50 H Hg!’ Exile. ‘The?! I rioh_ led; out very important bminou which mutt Iboo- 1‘; ' it it y; ‘ ,1”, 1, cam...“ in wum,__c,“,_‘n€ E4 bld is to he found on Pen-1 md Buyer (Prom lJpplu~oi.t‘I Mum...) hvrlylet no I good on eatdnoho. an Ihlll lnlo be known in Florence within twenty- us viewed mm 3,1,. 4“; ,1 . ,,,m,«_.,m. 1. mm.“ wan‘. manna” mu" b°.mn,m1 dutmﬂu. My Wm" ‘boa '1“ b “N ntretil. it-;ou will pay enough for it.-and «,-,,. ,,.,,_, ,,,,, nmmmu mm“ ,,,, m, gm :1 whbgltuy mm hoherﬂnnnnoet fofir our». And this is win». she wrote: the topic beim~ on for dilcnsiilnn ‘run out. both in not: and clothing. but only twenty yam lo the nttnoet llnil or their a::- “*9 E500 IN -01 hli:h—ron can on H» AJI 4 no slam" aw,‘ wutmw‘ V“ 13 ‘Rm mg pod; to go In“: Ind work when Mr Diuit AxxA—I thoughutdy-on mightlike Iuihdr ot the eel! truerte ininnhie unlm h nenllh. on ,,u,,“._ “1,,,,_ gm. 9,,,,m,,1,,,,..._“d .0 the exit thing: in. the world go to London, mm 1. W‘ M m a mu Y I 0 bcldlohl or on not unt tor. to see Mr. Lonnd, to undo a letter on u- more would iurebeen bent to eui.nI.butter- thong-pox-deck le plnoed n Iotrttlj -butt, which ,,,.,,d p,,,,,,, u.,,.¢o, ,,,¢‘,,,,,,,, 0,, ,,,,.,_ Puls. and New 1 orln London it the ism-t 1 pa ce. 1: on e gran It)’ on do we I to ear 0‘ they are Ioughl cute. I don’toee wityhe should leave Rome, tub hlgngootgi it‘ than who plorrthe "xzfinkg 33% water to be used for drlnlrlnx Bwinuhi» experience in toy mind, I 2139- "'°“'7 “""*"v "'4 "° *5“ "W l‘ “'9” °l’ ‘‘ re no 3 to 3 8 S o' 1 . 3 ,5. § 5-3 D norlnthe an out . X reached it b farllwvnrevcrynldomsonrklz thermmly null! '21 I tend ill but hulthelr . . This tti -b at J st. Mn '. i . on of ahirzh: hbﬁguu M",-mu; he :1 to come ther. not even their will d0y:FIﬁnImD’{ﬁX: nice eltliiple tong: rirnden Lhemtnlllnr eons ln °“w“"’. closely gu ed by it merino. 5;: hurt: nettle: §§‘,“,‘,"‘.,‘f,,, m‘;,c"‘h'f;["',:h&‘m;,°& °§_"';n‘;"mh‘l' L:zrt::o:rt-omaiime?r:r u.‘§}".T.‘-’t"fti- hug}: «$1; rnylnooeen denotenyinere ditin- ewey. hot I hit or news. 3 Fnxnhnw --Am,.,u,,,.,m,,,,,,,_, ordcnnot lo nllow All] water to betalten “Mud um, H, cm“. ,0 ' m ll-hrherry, oud thin): their on the boot, ’°“ll‘Ul”“€1lE¥‘°‘NI°W°I- Enliﬁlxbiﬂll‘ let-eetedthzn eon Gleeome roan-iee Felioe bored to death In usual la culture Ind ll ti ti: d B as “ '°"" g i in V . . , , y y ;..1;5qn..g;mygm,‘ “Q; tawny‘, exeep or a men Itxmo . Li! a "U wondu..[n; x,deln_ 1 ho.“ '1“ \it i. I nuke. If you want a. pure or threoporloet, yottpreeentiytinii yonnel! for her robe: e! a locket, two plntee uni a peo IIWhoI'lﬁ1Bli81.Shl£Ihl in to ina.r- Ihnnnwoougeouwan , not el's order-I mi troquantiy evitded by W, ,0 U” ,1” 80.“, aka mm 5 wine. drink inhrinbly is dry and P116 -her . 3 In .uu;.v“,dwm.",uchm‘x”u ,_ Mn. tulle, tutu in lord nun-lee my lnrxy [or r to this one the: one. Row it is Bu-on .Induhipbe_ heﬂreeea." Iuou who ermt A “fresh w_Iter wuh," 1,, "Wm ,3, mm, {mam} hm. ‘§_ Brroei. Ihenler. though Into wines, mm: in mm as 1...... on .... ms. i. . we» :.':;....""*°°. ...::.'.' ,..:';...‘*'..::.%:::..'*::J'.**.#-.l‘ “ :".:°.;.?.‘;i::.::.'z."°..:*'2r‘r..“.: . 3° “*.'.=.':tr“"*'*“*‘::. "..'.'.l°:.;. ‘-2’: E?:':.:' at f.’.“'£’...‘2. v:';:"*.;:i :.=:..‘:°:': =~—«««m to 3“! »~l,,.~,,,--v- -«=4 :‘;:°*.‘.:=*.;‘ ll "= l V - ‘ me I e , c -" house where you would have expected to sea otter: Imllelnvoiunlgrilywhen Inything very _ "btztau Carri.’ bntmlgvhw at §’..um..,... 5. 3:35.,“ wnn‘ ‘ or wuhlnot. one titer Inotherwili T°d4;lz‘;l3:e|:d'hloV:Eﬂ:{np§lAN:n8|lIm:g'gg: “pDcii’1. on compound romet.intes7" l ,¢nwg,,‘.,,,,.; I; w. 0990.31,. . ggunmu l_na,lo my occurs. Juuirotnehnbltol "P. 8. Did it ever occur to you to think around. '11,. mm“ mug“ mi, 9.. I proadh tho eedttlo-butt llllhis month, end um, “um I 5,341.4 ,5, 5.1,,“ bum“ ukrd. I in t run-ngelul now. mm M m-‘pm um. kt wan“ ‘ bwb sol -eontro . ‘too In veryyoung yet, my thotlortntnmenutettgtxi and ohltlnua rain usdthugyg muty gum guum-, 1; dtnelt on hie ‘ eoe udhnnde, re- mhﬂﬁllk. d,°p,,,_,,k,_ ‘mmcmdﬂg "Oompouttd, sir? A rupecuble house at “d ~ d ﬁg" cu-,butrxutral‘ew yous. when you Ital ofpeo lo—;Iilon’tlmow.vr putrit into my :1 downthentutr turln the, 35, rutlngthe operuuonuoitonunqnirod. It 1“; 1,, uumz .5", ,3 an N on an nnet does it. What oonlpoundlnxu neces- K'°‘““ “"93 3°“! "°‘3°t “l M“ $1 “ll 3110418 “I0 locllil lﬂlwl‘: You mind tut norrahow theyqturrei for nethlnx. Ind y-etoningdoehx don’: taie iii :9. I lillnoﬁtslig tooheorve that the ollloen Ire am. an N. I ,,-,, 1‘ uﬁmh 0, "mm nrr is done {or us. ll . mum at gggipmn “.4 ﬁg:-[puma an In will tothelizﬁlinx oi its little ehnint and preiondtohelndliferent. Ind titudteik momenta n young mm on tile my; u. nozoompol tnroeorttosuohnnzethod. um ,,,d,_,,,,u,,g ,,u 1,, ob)”, "4 M‘ wtbi" Iuld. quite trluinphently. hm, ‘M “,1 am ha" “Fun. u” “on, sndhucklu In to reltlinti of pearl: in toeseh other with the most po- yoynga, then, 1ndocd,l|]u . 1: 3.. JAIIAPARIIJA vxitetrn wtqxxv. m ' 1 um‘, M 1,,” ; ‘O ’ ‘u I “Why, tnuI‘.." tn: the rep] , ‘do on no-n“udub”_“d. nmmﬁvmgh ym nechinoeoreiogthgceioveyeolne {bout iiteneIr,whoaI.ll the tune the humere up mu u. ,1.g§..m Bellonreeert tonnnterow trlohe toget 1..., _ T5,,‘ mun?“ ‘ﬁfnavh thinknnybedy rieheooughto ttynw e ‘ uh um mﬂhgw u“ m_ ;w"I,§.. in G-‘om!-.0. gmnuihthgquﬁng :° L::.loﬂ “the, could have Illttlo 3“ ago: unto; do; but then than 1: lillnoronboitd. not: are 1.1- ‘web ‘cw M,“ luununh bow“, “at riots Enchynr I wine: tire ooi-n untied eequeotly oﬂloete o .13“; ‘main wnyemoﬁidou . Th rrriierhei utttreilxt am, _ lth in oiother . I 1 3th mum hook toning Ill at»ou:.u',. you win Milunorl or Iociety _u at out higher mi- 1-. 5.2. When'I '_t1oo:u e in laying eilhou:-sot the deyendulclilt? 5v°t5§i'i‘,°’3."§.§ mom, was ‘unm':gr I tool? or am. :f‘,,‘,’,,‘f°";",“.‘”‘;,. ,§,",’,.‘,}'¢'.',',’{',,;,,_ h_¢°§.§.§ﬁ,',, rm lliiirhbindcropi trig”-2 than wine 5: vsn-eumae - new «on or an an» .t:..:.?' “ t.':‘*;::::",°.F.;*.'::*'.:3.:;°';°$.z.‘:.“.' .':::;B.’:“.:;“.a'.:. '""° “‘::.°°°" “‘.l’“‘°‘°*.....°“" “ .*“*.,...-V.-*1 W-*°=~ m“.‘:.-:.:.:*:.°..*.:‘.:.?*t*..:'.'..*°‘..t&.:=.?...:'.**.:.e =2 we mmxm as m likely .. g;»«l- sac dlllmmsu Mwv-I l-llv03lll'9l>°|“! milnonhl in-no-. uulnloln um a patriot: I-eontml her 3311-e mmlmy data also. Good-' em with A553?" on when nu more New wind by tho 1lu'm-it-Arm. or :°‘~rS°b'§'e%' 3.23.. malt 2tm':'t'2.etooi:: in; dmnv ‘WW vl’°°-NY 5° ‘Wk °1 "ll" Wm: message ndthe Lncrlon: le‘,'thnt In ltmedu Ind high breeding ere ltnpouibie to‘ emntn-in yet ' _ _ “k w, nu ' u h_ V“ mu“. ma . ml manna‘ “ on iuhhwd :0‘. e lnrxor proportion oi theheet your’: rln . l.I.’.i‘:"........“‘“.‘;‘.‘.F’:.?.I:.f{:i"““‘"?...‘Z*»’%‘“‘ l3.?*.i’:”‘&.§‘."..”‘t.‘.‘°’“!’.‘.:.“".‘.’.’..‘“*‘£..“‘” "' ...E.""?.'.."...‘§ ““.i“.i‘f."... ‘““‘ "“.‘.’..‘f.l'..':"' i... ’ ,.,., kit mm. 1. no.5 ......a .2 a "3 “gm *“'°"d°=h°"°°-=*°'5' "W3 ‘c‘.§i."‘°i'.“.‘.'; ““" "’..‘i‘""'i “f. '"'"’'i. ‘ G . II. Y‘-l . .W * Q on 0 KB I You will however, hare nude" I inlstnko: court-hay. with #3: toilette: the ifdmira! ble. 1 donp’Lvf°I:t'himheren3;m¢nr.” ‘ :(°:‘:ol¢nk hi. n ‘(m then preitinno the ham Iihe Lieutrlntnt 5‘: !¢IfI’rV-llhtilzid with i;.l>‘i{0rl?1?I of oil Is“: a hengaito theyhoresplmeterernrything end than of everybody, and your diiinuneu it Will Itbe ierod. that the rlgnon war a. uhore, however, inngririlenenot one: nor Commander who, in turn landed it totne “M 3, pound . ,u,h,,°;x|,“ “N, “ foundation for their wines. t would be the ererythiogin--in plxer but it in the nu. proverb, he youneii in aiding gown Ind bcmuinl letter-writer? It inns: be borne in easily obtained to - ne¢i.eIl export 0",. 305.3,; ,_, , lgbwmwgh ' um, bell-tr forlhe o0IlnN'J'~ HEN.” Add In in- §tno“:'ioe ﬂlgiﬂlﬁ, which is more simple, Ihzgl: ahsnfﬁdl “M m M‘ nilgd ttui.tx 31:0 1-rrete this wliﬁ giilmhhrnttlnd about ev el.x:nottthl onennrengudgnd . gr: 0‘ h b‘ all Nd in Epmy slim: the—glnuea 0!. we ’othor “,’,"'”"“L "36’ I§“§'°""“;‘:d 5°? ‘wlﬁ ctdeti , - max I on u so one r e oecu tr .3ogr}.¢m-. . - d - - a n ro ' . met-mam myxeieuuouu to the my, Ind Iecurdod her friend wit the trltitgp - at whom the cosld ..":t.... ea’; {mo oi book: be: i'3¢'.'¢‘_';‘f..g 5.1.3 ;.¢";.;2'.§,$‘i.;,.¢ ° ” tc:xxl:i.lo‘:? I ’ ' P °° y. §“',f§,'i‘,°,‘;' "}",,5?_‘,‘ §,,",',“,,;,,,",;,'“°,;ﬁ?",‘°.‘;,‘;‘°‘“"3 rel? ii ti 8 iounft little got ‘$3 o?.’::at.';'. you I.l'l‘lYo- It the loot or n itself exgeclttlon of instant liirmuder. lore her xitunghhg the are u unmeltod u on z.¢._z~¢ pmymggﬁfngnu with . mu .. hevlo gonetinx-ongh with all the "red tape” “"30, , ,;,,,,m - an m“ 03:’ the girl or the whole sherry buttons. 1 k ow whedin which turtewithut Iir ofeo J in ’)‘8llbtW did not Ihmlder. "It nnrhie. They not made In inch or pro- um. while on more. 1;. ha, 1;. 59.. on poeeiiﬁofnihe innocent Irlllevrutomed ‘nag, 1 hm. 1... 1,, L5, .,,‘,,,,_ pnwno, <tulleAmnIluxu1lcleI&rv*rll%en&b°\1?-.W ell dmmfesuonrsti-m~_ to I new ‘Rankin ll=et>lmtnt.Inrimo!a."-bu Mlmllw rm». heard In ummnghiy "Ioe.ked".thI.t he mruto ownm ll» I irrul dllllm oieuge andielt dlthenwe at a humble ‘lg’ "’°‘° "N “°"" 3°" “WW8 'b°“l ootner. Iﬂelnlyndoeenoinun Ito very ted Lnnqu.llly.The itludow oihorir-ion 'nu;;- Deepniringlyehe came out or her retrent, "rune o\‘0fA!lhGIcl.ippGi'I.” and in p11“, once you pee. no regard: one’e iltntlon, for u u it I“, hem" um“ M. ,0 t em~e.rohino!ogice1 nriloiee, Ind uuoiz h:l- . Iona. Neither-II it liktthoee deilgh ruin goetlou was too tslnt to show on the carpet gave her letter and new the gentleman rise to mm to bring u on hh "bcgynanﬁg, I I dun hn Iltor iioml but been brought on §.,pm;,m_h uu, ‘gnu "up, an uykgﬁnd dcrdnh. " Here the I Ike: laughed dcri- i :::.¢h“ld'ﬂ,,““,§,“¥“'-'mu“‘1”’.r,_¥;:.n’.:.u;:ﬁr-‘I ‘h’?g:‘:i§§o3§'r?£°3.?,., um ‘m, 0‘ we who ltffolglln ‘ ix 1' “s\\’x.n' BOX." st dlileront ea, tor those Ibntt the ,M”,h°,; M oommumod: Kim “.5” u eireiy. “Inner eon otznneu Irtlcieo--it ' E‘ t 5 E8 “E I E .1... .. ......»m., .. ..-. ,.... .. .. .......... ....... ....... ..,..... .,..,.... .. .:.r.:°*.;.%:°,;:°.7,.’.t‘s. *..::*'°:.°$?*>'r.';: .,.3.‘*::.r:z.,:=.::;l°.: ;:.=:;;: :::‘..“:":;:'......“""°.‘:‘..:m'. i..a“°“»'?“l':‘.a :33; %.f'°c.°‘".....l;'.“*.;° ‘.:.::.'****.:“'::.i.‘*i. £:.::::*:: l1‘i‘f=‘-‘é’le‘=”»‘%l'f=é‘-'?5«‘«’»«-"l’..‘o'=a“z""»'°' "°"' ’°“ nlryhoighil utlgne -no eltnoet \m~ the room, and removed irrointhorhoultloro of wt: brought we «lay. Odtne, Lily: I for~ hm-and on .54.!’ Una; sun“. 5.,’ 1,. earupnrlllo, it wise not neoeeury to send 3“,nmh_ H," 1, m‘ km)!“ 0, ‘M “M “No, iir, I do not ’ I replied Itoutiy. conscious at eiitnhing. Blnnk tulle wind An in: hit Oriental drapery. tioteiiyou to -look -I it. It on would his ioodnus,lbollIhedﬂox31n§‘intho nu,-, Ilhore for vincgu. Poor hat 5 rriuaeu ,0,“ W“ bmubd I, ,g“_ 1, “mm” lg “lhouith Cxnnlnx Hill l-R-It MI!‘ MN! Pardon Ibeutwithyetuin this close spiral: not no " ’ tobegttllethradnrkepirllout cation, indly brings candle, lit. , we nocld but ecvnrlo-oknd Igroeter pun tuneni. when ‘'0 811 llllh ""1 110 ll-\°“l'" 31-‘ d°§Vl""~‘°‘l °‘ Bavutnnh until the war. when it wu shipped '“h° '““‘°‘ ‘*7 ‘”‘-“'Pﬁ“° “"3-" or rain aims-iiemppdrt, Indoeeroely 3 And pen ytooee how pretty you will loo -.’ one better. ' isbeied ma hnsimr to the 5. ﬂlowedtho mm. um, b...-mm“. 4-...,,,; gm . "There's one luv tor or ' us he. ,,,,.,_ 0,.,8,,.", ,. W,“ t...,,,. .5... do” . "'l'bcn in lots 0! no es oi that kind. but ttgg ll htlhawethe r. the uld. “I'm going to srrutge ll nufie wnil egninri. which plot lad been boxu" topmun. gent; gnlngugog, um ‘um! Inothrr tor than qtnrher Jock.’ But no, ‘Mu, an due” "1 1.“ ‘ l_ llndwbﬁj they don't nmounl. to tnything. lilo notsoo "~. nzfhrootlt It t...'2i.-,-- you welcome 1 hendltorchieron your head In In t In pinned, endt-rithn do i.hegeti- not on uneomnmu one [§gy[ an .4-mu, in ihi hettire, tor the "blue book" oqnnl- ‘ed, ‘In em om_.. um.‘ mm” "id, the rentlmentai, Anecdotal or poeucnl ride or ' barred window. 'I‘hut:.arrgo on, but-you coilihrr. The rnornoutit touches your hnlr tictmn when to mind. Jul behind them. or tuugyignz L5. ,7, 1-5. ly tor ldntne or lntoxlueunx liquors by oiiI- .. In 5,3, 0, um,.. 1 mo“ hb,°“L’hh J“; wine. Wiuelst Ilniply business to me.” Itoyj You ‘one new hIi.. up. Another on will see Ipoe or light, ‘Ind beiore you holding the eendle orei-their Ihouldere. “ii I-n-rent boxes’ In , cloqct,-“kg . ,n. acre and crew. unicelﬁg, even I. nilghting nmnr when sd. ‘ ‘Then you cannot Ipgfﬁchlla the graceful ya atxnighzingnyoniotdoor -A wound wln- to non’ than w H be I nlnbo-r over your can he an Inn I look It bervrhnn no moisten the tonm-diam: deck. um Ii: 4 Bmvwvr A-\'l>1>u'=CD~'1°*-*5 “>'Vl<‘-lm- armed to wine Ilxi yam oiai not the M" °' l*°°°* “"1" ¢ "1 ll" Vlnerml 0' ._-. dow. lnxgnmdetontyo er I nhu on Ikg. Come here, deer, sud be oxnt-ciIed." one obeen-eehitn, nuymelt him," thought by mu run in }¢§g-Lh gnd ‘mm, ‘.4 am A nu-ine omen who no only I. rnir Iiiow- mun, no rﬂucnce O, “N, the Clan You t. by French regiments, .- , inrthetueens. or h , but a inning Inlniiy, Min Fsnehew pmhed fur» this tender oohexner, netehincnow eutrewt. only ugh: ax-.1; gjmugd um um, 5,, 1,, nnceoi eonanton eenze, end leoe can but uwe” Wm uuhun “M an “hum” who, when t or put l‘-. limit praeeot. ‘lo,-,,_.v njh-ju'§y[nn 3931341383“; (mg word I cushion Ind rested he:-eeii at her she tint ll long or poedhle ntttho eethroogh I--rear Iuxer holee. in {bag beootoeootnnrhni. noted (or laid lute ii“ ).°u',,_.m, "am: Why "_ “mum. ,3 nrtns?" . V on your nothing: loucm, It-lend’: hoes. The ', commended the main I}.-l " Ind the Irtint, htxtthe -nun. en-itu-human I; mm, 3.. an-3. deﬂou whereby to ebtnln liquor, (or ewu “um, I, _ You 'm. h b “No, I nn’t. I my the soldiers or. e dots “ - din-cu-to-shun» -eenaaouyhytgiv isu-.n.I:in.nnuAh ehrot. land holdl :. In inpecunietu indivldtnl, Ind hit credit Mud‘ um mm 4,’ P" 9" "' poet I boule oi wino up eon. " , — Mr. _Ind manly" , ohuaoa. teenbouna thagtmatng hhﬂa around her 141» Irwin. wureizbui. In Lheeotnnnatd eithle hihn- ..m, 0,‘ ,1, ,‘°';f, M ,,‘,°"‘d ,,°,“,’,‘{‘h“,",:‘;',‘:',‘“},” “You were a mug of men ma woman 4 nght ehnnheu _ - at "~.(un)h1n,a gin ierehoedrliltfeue-l ll. lnloecrownntthe top, the other way, ighlng iouenn bukrnytomcor Inc I. nut-inn who In 1", “mm”, lama“ um‘ on éuﬁl drinlrin in oldﬁmu. Did on know thu. st you evieer. uvorthe‘ ‘ ,..‘oLtz‘eee nu: Ind Inst: the mhﬂd tint dropped over dxvpped the gm’: Inn. Ind relinquished h trirhlaﬁ was mad with rentziloqnlnl power-I. and mm, ‘pun “mm, M ._ ‘owl, N’ Rm 1, I math in the presence oi as June: [how 33 .-2.1::-sir-..,* ~.....*~ ll.-:..*=v.*.?-.2.- :3-..-2*-.... “st w - W M It ~°-::'°~=-* -‘W M 1"" °“»*:"'° »=- we ::*.-.r or ‘.‘:.'..“‘:’.‘..3.l"'““‘.....““‘..i,.....‘““°““°°..i ~=»« ~-=- "1 new new me u ~- =*=:.'.:*.r.:.-‘*=*:.:"=° ’:"°:i“:: I: » ‘ ta t roteo ru I on boldlﬂleutnglnst Ill these. 'the tower: like §'l.l8hlI‘--Vﬂfh her brown hair all ygigigd an” ytmguim, 1. . 3»g,¢uw,;._ .t.o.e":§’...‘.’°.’.'I.»m‘L. on shore :2 Acapulco? mg ,§{,,;,;'.3 ;:,;,°‘54‘:;,n,’,,%‘;’; :03 Dill’ lhill’ 1111? Fomunlelr. Ember- eupo on oid.oity~—..-ma meitta, may --dxuwnbuk-at loovodlns-lnale bald. ml utoh. meet _ ' ' oueeuienm um the emrixy or this treatment is oumgt. la Ollleor-ad prime melczcﬁolherln nadir. - 1,. 1; ...~ in .; u 5.,“ am moth-r o the amiable ulster-. wn-loft my to an it. ohlygilcvr woven Ind tlnyrlnglotl Ibont her hand holding the candle vru wtthdrurio it- mid“-mi” an an gouututiog, quite eecldczzali tho hi. the pt-lvste, but gm, ,,'3',°w 132",” (“:1 :1“! out." Butane In ht whit thli house hr months Xnruhmﬂ. With WNW 0‘ S931 “mmﬂ. I0 Ieli Idclloase breath at Al: ilitotl Ito of no one in points that While the Unliad quit: ‘Joe-reverse {new go oltioer, for on the ,0, Hahn,‘ now BM ‘O nun’, mum _ "No, air. But tnete-—yov. are here to 32%,...‘ "'2. "‘......‘° '°°*.....“'°;':...‘*'°.,'*',....- P..:.-:.*:'.::;**”....“":t.r:.'::.‘:.~.:*'*°=°‘ ::.‘:::t :::*.z':.'.:*" ~:‘.&.*:*;.#.“..°:”..‘“.. mm W-.....,'" 'i‘“' ..?m"°...,:.,.'*=°- Wt’ ...°‘ W W" "*° '“"*''=‘ *" W°°“" M» H H W‘ raw’ mm «M new 3°" " rs: “°°*:.“."“'°.i..'°°° on so In I or VII , ' ' t. “ﬁg “d ‘M uu‘¢h“_nlu:hkei‘-guts: £3. 0: old nu ma ‘luv, °ou“_~". ‘ bib n bk ‘ “X ‘M dbl”... -ton“ nu ‘H '13.’ “yaks 1;) POI‘. It one the chnnceuire o million to onethns itlepoot Inno 0, some rate In our_ ei-on ‘ , _ - --AL iuito ,"r mu cl I Duﬁ‘ om: . Th ti Ihle lady whoee uncommon bounty nl- mught round. revealing. not diednln or In- can old, we: ordered ’t'e‘§: : mt.in;e’.'t"{i.'J”oi:‘§... uni.“ mot! I|TmmIUir;! ::§ﬁt!a::1-D.‘ m.::ta£“wl&I*:" °’ ‘y'l“““°£:‘gh‘§:: g:munet'~’er wsnder fmt:nV]‘no qﬁn-f:t:.v"'.“°° lIdf,wh6,lﬂ«or-o3ﬂn¢booI . win. for on. i turn aooptnow Ind then with iua- diilordnce. but Lu-go eyed britnni with ‘rwul. box" tor e at tire weeks. rrrueﬁm “I1: boy" I t thin t.unlil- , , ltnetedilbernlly- It wu I dly onot.u~ year. hail odnridovlxnor-e’yenre uun in: .__e revere style oi oouuoie; but teen, uuiseweei. moutheotnpreeoedvr th the me limbs were mu. kggy I-tlt] I-Iiher Itrnnge conduot.Ind "nnboccrn- ?&,b‘;'u,';cd',',°':,‘,,‘,?,‘:o:.°b m:§‘=u°",°*;’n“”,_h° taro Irnd Don Pedro Verduil. Pirutiy, I go oduld well believe, looking in he: hoe. Will! llilz..ld3“ulul38 451* “WW3” CF05 Ofnlf-oonﬂvl M30103! 308134. tunecies, Ind it go 5; mm 1,,-as I.n§ In oﬂlcer." wmnry 1,”; round, -r,,mv_ﬁ,.; yam dlleovtrvrd tint sherry wine-bottom who gave .' mm aodaIa:y,wimia wnnha,-‘ onlnit the puller of-he-St lace-ml Win lMrv°- an lnthohreeiih nlthedivtneéulre Ind wugtru '9; me. .. M.-,.. . mg -tiowtmuuux-an," mama the new ,, m, gm, ,0, Wm m,m,g R m M“ their Iddreeoel u in can: told wxntetllonethex in in nu ma jg: . oxen eyeIIhetn'i'I..n I11: I. Her and ind the ruin ewsthee with which convention ._..whg§‘ﬁ§w”;°b°._no'.,d ,5,” mu nuomf eocinble military gut us he extended his and ,0, in bow”: 3,", an nu.‘ ‘ rtoriee, beanre you could no more rouhud. been hall: Ill ihd IN!‘ r at oottrtnod 11115! thnlls. . .- -- "" ‘me little fellow dldn’l. corn loin. but bx-only hmd in the prinie. ‘flue lute: use no little homo 0, w,“ “an Chngmg mm B." bob get. ehor-ry wine in cum then you ‘Dull. Indeed. vrstthe nuns by which Miss drill‘. blllhﬂlﬂﬂf WW5‘ W 9'' bﬂlll“ “§‘;‘!" '”'°‘*' '“""~ ‘-“'1',” ""§,"’°“" °‘ “gu submitted to his hard lot. t the nine time, I 06 lllllv “*8 11"‘ °‘ lmP”°“' °b°‘”°“°'-‘ ileii. I don’: cure L at; noon; your chunisuy, “"15 5“"°" "°" “‘ “‘°°'~ I ‘“'°°'"°" p“,},.. ,3“ and uh mdwuch .5. ha m1.,,,o'_ Am mmhﬂ&;I:d n $181 “unit we IMP». “mama, , mug mm”; mm, int 4 y.-when of llygul’ ‘ upexlor oﬂcawl on tagged in b ,.,;,ac,« “M ‘N no‘ In mg tint than-in ll they none from the rinoynrds wm""°d M b" “x “ n" ‘““““m ''° °‘’’'’ "'1' aw" ‘"r° ‘ uh’ prmw hm‘ M Wih’£oe'hnme ll Pfteton,-IthoI§,xree:"nitnr. Youth. V" “*9 "'lW“°“ ‘° “"0 PUD‘ ‘h°"' " ‘nu ” "° M‘ u. tam tly -1 id board he be ed 'm2'§'“$ °nn'm°' "“"“°"" ‘ °""5"’"""“’ "“§""°‘”‘"'" am?“ “"4: "“"y‘.’.§' m"nmon"t'i§l:§ dlgim In‘ _ ereotn. rruu run propane to on I in ~ ,, mum [ax bglgs aux “.4 dgwwm _ , nun n on . 0 out euu- M, , m ,) ll ,0 h n 0 “mu "1 o our-gr: on o. o, omeo -« -- -3 nu: oithebnhnillovelineee at A coaeeni» v I . _ 9 new » P 9 ~ nu - 1, 1 mi Buy mdtnkoteuwltlt xne Itterthe others Don't: otpro iii the |1b)l ex- 1113 win-nimt Wu :2 xxx; euinou or the prints the amour in npn .. 5 bu ‘ , “u d u ,3‘, and Hum and t It the So on was the m sou. my d-Kline,” whllrmd the -$s- cl-‘Nil mm ln ll:'- "Tho vlwlo “*8 mldv“ Tm" “fn°““”g ’° "“““‘"“‘ and even Iboutdedh the Jew waif [:1 (I";l'.I1.u tronlm Wm -till ' ' tint?) 3:3; in ll"r:n:Jz:noom°I:tn‘sa:n:o um ‘'l"- A‘ 9°'"‘ “"31” *""° 5”" ’°“"“°‘ . ntbgod ‘in unyieuent to me. People will “*0 "Sm “"3 hlﬁk‘ "° ‘ 5 1”‘ °‘““‘“ ox uygmug --on )oetrnnt:toh:re I little fun. thIt’e tiny ycen Igo or n eertnln gude hate or . ..-Y,“ Bonbud. Bu‘ 1 mm "M an “A... .pgg1fgt [g mgrymgmgwmmgbody, “.1 pa,‘-.. when euddenly he been love in the bee at one to K“ “N ’’ gig‘, an Nmﬁfh gféggrg ;n_ 9.3“. or m mend; over here Are we 3°; 3;? ;§:%"u7,_,_.§‘:'i‘_‘ color. and th'I.t wine urn: Ieoortoil to {hint x home-" -ewllnnnubvnt hhu. Io that 1 mm ..,.,,, beloved. 41 M = the llretwee had expired’ times to: rm desirous of II M" Vw¢l'll°<Wl"n» "1 «mat in it. II. in nu e Ind will "““‘"""P"‘ "“° "‘° 5°‘"“ "ml ‘°"“’ “Lento tint to me," In? the Ilptorn, to belotaton nix. Doyon knovnnowlt t. The nignan u htthecutt e mi: her vls- "mud mm “mum”; W 0, ,, m Iloldiheml won am-mg you over with ma chm‘, “am .5, W, ,,I{1m““"‘, “W No,“ K, vlni cl. In mt. (kill. in the Solar: there pt-elite her you: {dad hac on tothg mu, Boron to. is : ixrortte with mum: lwr. mum! I u I zrarennah n rune“: ,,,,.“°,,_ “N d°:d".,d um an “mama H“ “,3 it... 1 um “mm. H C cu“. I “I, M mwmmm ,0 awn“ nigh be ionnd aha-rios an utter on, until Wit" .:.:‘*““*ar""?.t.=*°°°wt~:z- t.'i“+.:::"..“..‘*°*t.<;t" W: ‘x".:°“‘»‘."...€“‘;...‘. :.‘:.:l'-":.‘;"..:*::.ti..‘:::..::....t.z.:1 ...; ggf,-lb’!-""*'°lh° mu mm m no u» :‘,t:eu-:,:;,'.-t-..,.=-m°»“'-*....°- .,... wnnweor-ere. «no new =~ we-vw :.*:t;‘...'.':.'..:..‘m ....: ..::“:.‘.‘.'..:*..:*.'.': + z ‘ on on I e no u on o » _ . . ‘ a on excuses : , 5 1 roanfior Ihooye who «$3 in. cot??? J. .3 otbmvtiooe eanversitioe I Iheuid lluento WI: on bar band. nnoulot I-ho mm- 5°“ "“‘°"°°" -‘““' “‘°°" ""° ”‘ "' ’ :1 “'W“‘“'°° “"1 °’ M‘ ‘''"l- 'N°"'v ' .: inn - Il . lh win had t non-i Itepritne orlxi Il ‘. tonne u omtne hm. ma 1 know you wiuammuxe now Iadthon mum am. in "1 won sol:-it am: because they told me °"°-'- "W "ltmdv W I hum! Us ' ;f,‘;,°l;.‘,,“,’.’§',;," °°"’ °“‘ am. we wtll Mole." ha We -1 tilted d,§,,,,,,“,,,u°,1_”“ ’ ’ " _ . - n.uun> N01’ maroon, _ on,‘ ‘my, wgﬂx to my one. Boei I will grin nteuﬁgue Ehrnenh Coo- ﬁgluivlztz‘ Wm, “ml? 3'22”, 5:-il;1‘:;:_ nn,j‘g‘,‘,h; ,1 Q“ um, gpumh 5,’, 95, M. and unwillingly he !0£|zli0WGd hie elzeutnstnm g:,r.f":',':°"(1x,,,$“:,'§ “nod 3°90,‘ m N: Taking into oonelderntioatho lmmtlty out : tight more - . » hedge ou in am: e and on howgnpug. nl master. "The code," whoproredio _ or tho:-ry we are ueittgintheil autos, t Now I I Ind look )tut us bored Iepyou plane: eenee.” 181113 III“ ‘III: ‘$1113! U3 NW‘ 1'-511 5°‘ §’§S.{,.",‘}§'}’{f,,‘} bmtaumﬁ be nntotley crown, in o publle bu‘-room. :',';',§‘;,°,,=n¥,t,)g:,J‘ﬁ°,¥a?“ ”% °:::n Ind tho nnlrernl is-nornnoe in rexnd to it, \ it become: yon.’ “3°d1dI." IWPI-lldﬂd 150 llvlofl In-ll-"Y: ‘°‘,",’ ‘““3‘””5 hm‘ bun‘ ghoﬁn mm, wh,-nu, gm. 3, 5.4 N were: eubiy entertained, and I lmwniamd u_ n, mun“ V5“ 1",“ might we not went to en , like in Gil Bin, "1 inn glndl looked bored." Ilsa Fnnehsw “I noel. tesoh him better." And !0ll|h9i11 413“ 50190704 l¢¢h’§ "ﬂu," 5,,“ unu I, m 0 _n A, H” in e poriunlty, the veatriloqulnl txtI- sch)“, J°b'm.n,, . I “I ~ ,0,“ ‘'1 with you all «sort: prod-parity, with I l thou ht ovexthe pictnres. “I was “Wh.Il.IbcIui:iiul ruby!" Klee Fuuhnw |WlT.1I°Il*"T 130- 1“‘l|°‘“":;I and gm, ‘"1, y,¢,r.“1hn. 9 ,4 the ﬂip nwnynnobeervod. luring the mi,“ I50“, 3,. W '9 to “gun! -1, little more tulel’? It ' the 3: think in: ad. Bolldos Mlttldlumod the II on l-holmnllhmd ‘M ‘dY"°l’“°d‘ 5h‘l°°k"d'"'“‘“‘d "" Indhewutoldto'.'ootneoutotthore?'”ll>ot 95°” ‘*4 ‘‘°‘“-l°Y Wm‘ ““" b°""‘°" person ervhon ItI eupper It Dol- ' mm-toll-lnkot it. I am bond. Why will WV" la nu. ,,,,_ufh‘ mum In ,_ u,‘“m,_,,, ,4,.,.,,,,.i..w;L.l they nuito him out to: be «'u too the uouanomtoxtbatore Mn. 'rhopﬂ- maniac’-a I nu’ tritttnp t in regard to - “°”P"‘°"°' ‘“‘“"' Pearle nuke tuohlongonllund nix no u8n- I root in -red . 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We have no doubt otftﬁg pnuinru at , I my, me you oﬁhevethltllll-16 arm can xiziiook-do quickly wdnoHhv’n$zIm'- h-lr . ¢h~mh«l—br old Md-pk an or tutor oil. brie to mind m'nnu-' “i‘.ci- . pndettaenulmtnnoumu on out:-i.mi«~ tho1lMOl1Pd'l‘5d ~hood ~e£:3’0o short. 1 yrlnau gins me to utrrour cup on: I don't it as ﬁxed “Lt in teudereym hy, nndlull Boning money on the table. c:onoule1nnder- dent, but the '| pfgicyl um. w.'i'v-.1». Tm! horses have been damn ln or pull. came to no to into e In line or wines I have-. ’ irl tinned llnry w th e ‘couldn't ’ 4 "”°' ""’ “M ‘° ‘W’ " " 1"” ll W0‘ ll UR aitouéa ' tut Iuih the eendlesticks. But with "card led in title lnetuuce by nah-etisutlng ood liver bnnre lo: G0lbonl'I 1UuI‘lIl- TM oolﬂn in bond. no one Io dimouit. so no tied: to §£Vi'be0!t otherwise ‘- ihnnfiﬁharm ._ The ~ ‘i ," "" "V“"'l- W 0» dxtmrn than Iota» twinned in her earn. A ewtﬁgshu pneod new ," in Idditlon torsiluit must be ooo- oil. in el Ilene. Ind weigh: nine ton. conceited, that. out oi’ peuenoe, gave ‘in ‘very hurjilllrd by l_ loooetr,-_rr,iio Iiruil ; "MK """ "“ ‘'5' ‘mill? Will! has’ mend henna: then on mow of 1 ‘ gong. mm in... thin the gun, oi n hundred gun ;go '11,,” ﬂggjmgﬂgg .i.gum.d,oa5.,.,u,,r- ._—.....—....._.._...__.. ‘rig. in nu. out at the sun. out some these we: oiodexhlbitod, vrou d hnvdygooe od'li he _ ,; . ”"“'*"°”“""“"‘°' °‘ ' ‘>9ll~ mar! 0‘ -0~ one -mu-.n'a imrttotiio other ' mun. Iru nthe: esunly turd.-—[A.ll the You h at . .5 nlol tam. "Scott H Ii- wmrr ii in or iii. he|rt.— fem ti .iusdhAfouurl uiitimloolseui tmdxenher without touching or twin 1 g aiotyndhtwn. Iii» l'InIhuIi vim new is the one dmyped ztgaltui. the o{h?gi boom, Bwﬂbixg ‘ :at°:u3"y3i:x.t:.:dmm: min Inlnvue dirt] u,...;".i1.‘.... "M,-"’ 3;. Jo gnaw“ u-«elk JW'o¢ﬂli- ahw." llm h\.I.- inching». - ., . 5 _ v. 10 " "Tun HARBIAGE MARKET All“'~E_ng1ieh Glance at That In- ""- - eereemluy Mort. How llieichna Are hieda Among the Big Wigs. Love, Courtship, the Season, nee." 5'-be [rreea the (bury tor lormbenl “Msrrisge in High Life; I Drsina in Two doth.’ ' This in the epitome oi the enpreiudieed ob- } server’Inotuontltevrit!rlvf Londettsoeisiy, 5‘ Ind the mpplemshiary gxyetyinthe country. Thin is the go_Il oi thoiiopel Ind expeeutioee ; oi two-thlrdt oi thoeewhe compose what in ‘ teehnieelly celled "Icoiety."_, ‘nit it ltthst i tttidtrlies the bells and relate! theseuoe. that Itimnistes tmio, that cripples or rule: tsmilles, sod court the temper oi the diasp- poinied, while it I throw: the Iueecestui ed‘ their nuntsl be ac. A very iudicroue . coated: it.lI to tlieesltn Ind critical loohr- 1 on". A tort oi nmbilng. In exxlu.-d species of lottery. ‘ The ilrtteci takes place in town; the second in the country. The scenery Ind properiioe Ire ehsnzed, but the plot rsnnlns the some. 0! oourte there In other end minor drsinse solo; on It the note time on _ the net ttege. There Ire I tow Ieneible, ' gfguuemlndld people, who go up to town ‘ tor Ibeer Itnuuncent. wlthar:t.Iey Iner- : thought of pin or social intrigue: people who ~ go to the thuter ior the sake of the puy, to : theoomior the nice of the Insole, to the ueluoidsnoin tothe In F "'"3"~.'*':'.*‘f.§:“*’**.‘:** *.:'::“.§i::rr.z°l“: §3i:':'......, .::....z..w....., ...... .r:'.. wise in sad the I . Ind go with the one cl era» It to e ‘:;‘.'-‘-'«‘....i*” '..'il£l°.‘»‘l '§‘..'.":.’:'.'.‘.’.. wﬂdafcﬁﬂ pruieely lime or in - pnet l cipher-I. They every well 3 ii up India: or serve I; paddlln ta I - dinner perty, bui no one esres vr et e they colon or any Iws r‘ they form no 07 355%? of the intricate p In oi Ioclrl life. *2 PW‘ ‘:.“*;.°°'.~.:',*'::°a.3:.7; Ier, Isunuser . . I I"’bld nastchil’ {here in vote: they have no eepsbiliiy o untnlnen except I1 toiigteexher-I, Ind hIrialen Is they conu- “*=“ "- '*t=z..:.:' 3:2: 7'.“ 1:2" :: :‘:.3° shied get every cne'who hH.l’IIIl thi‘ gtnrdsy lievlew imam win: the "mob eIt”o! In English household means. 1'0 those who do not know we will. merely II? the! live lndividnsl so distingois Id is gener- Iliy the most Ieneible, helpiul, sue un- III eoble nuts in the country-home party. 0! clue ofhoeest seekers Iiter nulno Ixnumnent we will I eat ister on, ut the elite! sewn in the lplsy will be more in- terestioglethe reader It prevent. Arfrest -; plot ....’.‘.'.‘.’.'i‘;.l’.‘.’°?.’.5‘.’.l’r"° "lI.l'¥.i.°....".".' l Iightof evens decorous it in table would Ibeck Ind Ilsrnr, sit down to this eeersnon|_ gsnerend Iruillngi ire through their museu- vers; pulling the res Ind prompting their less experienced children in he most eeirnly innocent, "cure-of-righteousness" why im- Iglneble. People when everyone, for years. bus called {inwardly suddenly breek out in this line when they have wn-up sous Ind ’ den hterno launch tort . The lo _imxte Irnb tion otpercnte (or their children I wel- ziere Ieexneoo thorocI‘1ﬁhly blended with what. lntrlgn iii-natured pie 1 the person: interested really no so lucxtrlcxtiiy cun- lottnded with Iueoeee, thu. it into: oeeihleto eepsrate them. It might bend of such groan’ thoughts, I; Tennyson says or nnoelot, ths.t ' ' ‘ in nu ltud I Iin sou:-Inge oi Inehekind. thusll otcgsre. Hobie Ind uhtiy in no Mined on Round in onoin sin. new thI wholesome ﬂower And, grswto t.ber.osehIIeIoh. Not to be elected llﬂbglh - A lore‘ or. centurion Igo, trul nid thst the Engl h “I’unIuecxt maul! tr unseat." And no it is. A Briton on I tarelgn tonrgoes through his sight-seeing II it it were I hear obligation. I betxnin every condition of whl tnuet be rigidly corn lid with. It is lunch the same It home. I gene to his Innue- mcnt Is . Fl“, -.........r-.—~—.-"-'-~w"'* E D‘ .. u. .. A BOLDIKR ro Hts nnrLt., diliiking it very robably, but Iopereuxded oi the ‘nceeeslty 0 Keeping to his progrtmzne that he would tool like I duh out of svsiu it I anything hop ed to free hit: from such on- : OIBCIIII» cry few of the young men or , firlnor others whore illen bri then: 5 ore-srd on the "Iocl Iago" in ndon. ’ are for society tor in own sake. After her . Iirst Ieeeon or two I girl's enthusiurn tor l dsncing II I good deal leuenecl, but the lublt ( rentslne; the hen . (fol. into I goon; it would be thought od if she did not go every- where; Indif I Frenchman is nilve to ridi- cule, let no one Iupﬁioe ihni. his neighbor across the channel more hiloeophieal. , indeed the dread of the verd ct oi eccen- ‘. trinity lteepe many-I eoclel dredge ehsined to Iveryuncomluriubie oer. There is precli- c.slly no choice left In B nlmosi. Innivsient to croeoed out of the Boole o tustrlnton . An not only in I lsney for leisure Ind re retnent, or I ironing towsrd serious puraults, oonslil-, cred odd. ut I religious cell oi‘ any kind oomes under the saute convenient but. if I girl were to devote her to hospitnls Ind sisterhood: I, et\:.. she would ise duobei eccentric, sunqrelleel. if she thought: donning wron , she would be iatt had It I1 I prudc. Peep would shake the heads Ind pity herpsrenu. in such I socini rttrnorphere tr. is hardly to‘ be expected thtt'u.rnestnIn should be I eonuno-n virtue. Enthusluu of my sort is poor: Iuteted Ind the germ: of in- dhidunllty eruehnd. Hence it ie diﬂicultto tell I woman’: resl elurscter until utter else in married. You come some: I hundred girls i.n I L/ondon trsl.i—roonI Ind our dine.)-mr i scarcely more lnolvldunlity thsn Im ‘NJ! I : -’ hnudrni l'IIi.I wex dolln who can -peek out pups and nmnrne. ﬁver;-thin: u -nnllnrtu—— 3. intro, wordr. dress and all. the: III like 1 ’rJl'ut' Idere nrmiu, rem v:.rva". ion rlc-wire. Ind. Itlunire Lbc “Iv: re-hionsloie wrr'r-i.rr.~ ‘that it, thry-Iii any \r‘. 11.: non are much the urea l'lDl:l‘)|? mucu- Iitzeu. 'l'tni‘r we is‘ In think rlzuwiiix ‘miner It.-ore." to tell: vrlwiy Ibout horse: Ind lllllietdt, to nritleite Lotiy Bo-Ind-Bo‘: clum- pemro cupe. Iad weerthc lest new thing in oorsi or peer studs. 0: into years Inn-ion ox- qulsitee lure cultlvntcd I now II or the band, something between the sty I at I do; with I broken pew Ind unto! avnonhey I who-I hsnd bu been Iuddonly Itopoed on the rosd to its mouth. We here oocuionslly . teen ladies walking to the street: with their 5 hands in this llli position. If we were to . tske all these peoye se Irsteiy.-enl ea-.vI-I getet their henna. we I ould probithly ti-vi . It lent Imam shreds of perIonnll'y, bu-.m—~ I test of the crushing Iocisl a-lrwi-m imgrliml in the word mil lo the Weight nut h-ssp< thi- wreonnlliy out of tiger. Yet ihefels one ing or blah Initnsxu awry immm which n) one venture: to at‘! odd. Ind thle is the I ni- ' » out late. mIt.h. Men no women, old ' and young, Ire It one on this topic. No one thin» it dvgruiiug to go into the world night y Iner nigbtuoking prey or this deecrlptiun. ‘ Each one lueepu mantel book of the prizes, in regular grsdailun, with the pm: and r.-our ¢or.e<£l licketedz Ind llehznee or the su- [I-tier is ill oi other nérlrents puts one prize‘ , out at reach. the noon or thirdstrln to the . hot. i. randy In be iltze-.i on It choc. 6 either 5 umx no! women no clsiai the palm: there §- Ire lnlrigners of both Iexos who Ire ruur ' ' rmricru in this IoelIl dlplotnsoy. hutlpoerh we the noun: Ire more numerous. rides, the-y halo Iris-Intnqce thst moo Ink; the in- 2.. _. .u.: ism‘ Ind gnidao hIl.r or "tweet maven- ...-rf Ire more eﬂeotuttl main nun Iny tutu r n inns-irr, Ind I mother’; Iexiry for her . _.r. . ... I -- more convenient Ind tonuhlngseutb I.--v .:.-s- my lot which the «mil is likely . «-r- ~ =.-zner or uncle. The doggednug e. r. « inhibit tu‘»iu.~.'u on \ﬂ'i1"lJ-!il.'N rum coecduclrd it another chlret-clorlolld which likens this purnuit to gambling. No one is noveiireiese mere weather-proof thsn the eeiouph "llenisxe in ill b Life." Any I . rynzeire will serve t air turn, ’l‘Ie lﬂigiilt oi but night Ire iorgotten by noon uin position‘ the usual on: the whirl Ind ; _ into the mill under ll: of being called 5 I odd. which in in ....,-... time rellgiosu S 1 to-day. l"iIlf the oonqueru nude In the M"- rcon: Ire hnlthed in Rotten l-tow. Men lone- tlmee have I (may to see the evenlu bunt? lr daylight, and every one irnowsi. UM laznpglislr complexion is supposed to be On- rlvuled, Inns: in . ‘Prue. no bul- roons queen ever Ir-river It the snail of the canon with cyoe Ia undilnmod And cheek: as trash II It the bogirmln of the eempslgn, mad I violent course of the moon in often labors Ire over: of the nomads?’ ride h Ill Irterherbobdon But still the tub- wouilmrru ." we Koto ythe 1-rooxn Ind the In nude Iueooeslveiy the Irezn pl wh oh. I the Abbey,u-o Iii on the point oi dceisring hltnse . T to on the part It the your My It " vine Ioio " erthet" insrvcl Ire wisely In: to the likely to please her “ mi in" cent while I erou II win on It to study there ration of urritie. we 1- wanna re ii in onorcint ie with [dbl the don Ill l will eat . not for I nor BoIId- or the rinoeer, 2'. ‘Smith. or the re . r. oncortwo " 3$Ts'l§.°.§'.§u’fuiy boeontee I gr-Ieolul b iéiijvee and tau. Ind In iodsiuizsbie i if set It all lb; it t lisznu o z_.., who of Ir. tsken his sou let it Home. it at uncennionr Ii Ieirsseee Iud r.:'.:;:::‘:;...::.-..:‘..‘:r ."°'" " lien: is preecher, we venture to II of rﬁtl won in; to help orst least _to work. Anythloﬁend every priu, Ind I who thsi all is not gold thIt5litt.r.l nix our age don. The b r at I peer. handsome Ind fslr y lizeut Ind poor church her future Ion-In-law should oo :0 uurntlit I-ould‘;ive him. Government e e cry. we believe. but the thleg which signiﬁed; nstunliy , turned out well, lhd both he end his wile recovered their leneiee had unpoeod dungzeotfrtship. It sllintereeted rnarr nrrn Ind intrigue bed not become tutor-Ii totnern. wonun of Inent. Ind __ men rlrotxrxo is Txxxm urine of I “good . ” They of the otsme of t which Lot the city whence he more no undixnllled poeition could .9. er-Iliy goﬁzv some 1:! hsbit become heavy on would be glsd to drop onto! the rush hour they about nah» it their mind: to he» 9?.’ new 032:“ bro sea II‘? rm: pea: I They wn re II - lighted chance lad torn lh parties Ind bI.llI, Ind dropped therein I nlet Richmond or llsntpetesd one- life, IIW&a8d in riaoI,Ind Ioi. in I meadow w th I in: shade-Knee sad I brook nest by. But. they will never have the nerve to sit lhernrelvee thexe,Ihd hresh vriththe ion as hsblie oi’ their rct. They tnuet on. mg r the Inoet of their chance invi toother men‘: tabla, other women's horned; they 313153“ on, spending on their dreu Ind so- In the ioopej rottsge, would not only keep then: cornfortxbiy, but also provide then: with I Ibepe or I hlnhund or wile. Agrestdeal of nonutnu lute been talked in So- the tropoteibilit of living on I undre-d I you; I among rooms the men or women could prove what nonsense it resllylx. Even in Anetta, when ilrin is dearer, I Inn and bin «lie can live on ‘ .300 I you. Ind be eoeetoruble. great many ct these Iuriaee ornament» of c ct "of whom Val uhsrehlren speaking, I IMII. will In I aunt, cog; life, full of interest Ind 1.53} york, on the nine sun which now berviy keeps them Ir. their club Ind chambers. Ind just 9! their tIilor's bill. From the note to r. lr-Int important at the array of London huh- Ioo, every lodlvidusl is more orlou svustieg hie Iuhsurme. whether nwntel or Inter-LII; but In none is the folly Ie gluing II in tree old young men, vvhoee ineorne isalender end not Ilwnye «nun. Ihere is one convenient cloak often thrown overn uuplclouely "interested" tnnrrisge, to blind the eyea of rnorsiit . if it were I plea ever wed eernest. In need eqneiiy In all cues we Ihouldbe the int to do homage ioitui ex‘ ration of I noble mind; but say ltobulseo lzondon on would lntgh A so as did not no through this spporenu angina- luau! Iecriiiee of I women I life. lee young Duke at to going to be married to 8——-. name peopg are null unieshiounbie enough to think that it rsther I pita; she in so young Ind churning Ind be known to be with I nkei’ He he not yet sown hie wild cots; hie harm are the terror as betting men, Iodderker suspicions It being shout hie Istne. But universe y, Anxious to improve Ind.» om her children, saint: of the go-odhie wile svlil oertsmly do him: in hot, Ihe will be his zmrtilse Ingei; she will save his soul.” Puuibly; and if the dose. the mill lure done I noble work, I womanly hulk. lint dose is smite on thst the Duse i. not Ibo only our man ndanur of losln his soul; ihn r In I one I grander min II. :1 noble: been going to action my aunt, oi 8 \llle'b hcl It-d uldaaco, Ind at when Ledy bo-Ind- mm d be choc to host named as I possible suitor (or her dIuxhter'I lurid? Why! lie bu neither money, title, not expectations. So Iii: will is not worth uvinz; no glrloouid devote herself to return: Ind coo able him.’ in line time Lheseeee is ghifuad, m..1,.,h., round at eountiry Vleltl begiue. Here is the izccnd wt oi the dunno- ‘ Tllli 8l(.‘0.’< n CLHPAION. -1 iron lrisrrh to the red of July Landon i. more or less the levoriie and crowded Irons; Auguetis the recruiting month otter the is- tiatiu of the Ieuoo: pretence oi «booting-panics. Ite., the coun- try Benson All for the renewsi of man-inn mini Legim. II everyone knows, on the mi: of August; but at eioetoh soon. oi’ Ill Kinda II nvr-relenl . more Ibcot-blag time Be ieh . lo Idpneotroi the eoum.ryill'I It the lilgbleod box. he thee take to the moors except through genuine love It sport. Ind few women out on not I gland much In ieoilaheoough totoliow rmrode. but iridxe Ind Pheasant-shootin in ht 'i>tcyrrvee" in ash rious In exl:IuIt- it-‘pr; it in were age of being oonnhlntd Iv lb I picnic iunv: eon.-and the iswzlnsulnu of mIke- believe lovers of the pletureeque Ind lmtmrr-J -ltnpilclty: sad so it turn: out thu. rlahton , coerce, or the K K 82' 30 “)3 33¢, 11% suelugﬁil issyeinst one which but the Ir:-rooms, t e concert-lu.il, the ﬁhvireh, cm: in for lune Ind [old ought. e. time oi the world oisim entrance eve . The pension Inuricst st. Psel’s. the ntrn orstories of Exeter Hall, the ocu- sione on which I heentirul eovtuxne can be worn, Ind I devotional Iultude discreetly Isstuned, for the nth of odlfyin the Idntlrel’ fﬁ I thplt eurohorns." oxsot shade y does he Ennkgyi or r so they eve‘: ‘egg in ti’ he r rsdnireth “Per “tin commie rP:g“l.0‘ﬁl: e otter I I race-courses of the country. It inst eoeu . . pens to have I serious turn oi rnltrd. the hazy enly discov- er the dell be e Ieiontile lectures or liters:-y it should lie rnsrrlsgc nurket rd some enrcest bullet in religion, Ind we» either In Itnstrur tnedlacvslirt or I mnscma t nrltlwrt I verdict ot oddity nor the error: Lenten Iervleee or night schools or the lair volunteer: iron: em wri- mpethize in hit ing for the gilt liletirns to learn ihd mun In the case of luireoses. the wisdom of the znothrr is sometimes torn.-d to I noble: Ic- conot, II in I nus-loge we reinarnber some ounzer intel- II I mouse, ruc- ceeeed in obulelo the hntnd It I merchant heiress; but the 3| 'e mother stlpulsted tint enter some brredwvgnniog hlLllnOl‘I tor themsﬁke of the pet nsnu Ieneeo reepolu tynuphn I took some until rbhlo with I steruuoe III- Juu the principle am sad so he'srIt not OK’! bl ntterth turn it Its birch §.'I.’?.‘i’.‘§r ’°‘ °“‘‘ °'‘’..‘.'..... ‘in... out so well, the world would be bleeetd indeed. But in lhlseosohoth bride (room were very young, and I hnbiu of A Ind Ilgiiu London society re the unit or I dozen Iemsous, disenchanted of their lint genuine delight to more Imme- retnind one _ loll. in the villderneu, it: blank lace turned vreerlly to name. these veterser is hiddrn tron themeelvca--—et leut let us hope than Iyperent to all others. They gen- otnuue Ixnonx theirs.»- qusintsnoee. and II years go on the count of them, Ind when they ,Iome- Irsaoe the little fortune which, in cbnrminz Ind intellectual oonuunlou, in the It the innocence of the ereduioue recline emo- :5"o‘i;t£ ﬂirtation Ind intrigue Ire not Iue ln- ; §i. Ennis élabr-gznwtrut---ﬁuygiznmdai ﬁhczi. the nu otin panic’: at the Iutnznn In most oonvetient or eeaurmle the work 0! the pouch, or in more cues ylng the ioundI- tlono I mine to be the following neuron in town. Then comes bx-huntlu, with in ltcllil-loafer the repetition oi Rotten It dirt tione beck Ind lie Id- uﬂly «ac?» °""br~IIxxIId.'( Old l?‘grIJi- men look with on such lonovs . Indoell the oysters 8 nerete. They rnenszed leeirngienuctionsafl the nnrriefe naerlutr. little dllihreniiy-—i.hIt is Ill. I their day lherystent was leee ye-riectiy or- fenind but in underiyimprinciple war no ll er-stood. '1‘ us we und :4 wse re- rl tether more to the Iii-room. the erhlet party, the Cheitenhun or Bsth WI! ump-room The fuhionebie but Ind shines: on the Indy’: pert. sud Iltn lie! 0! wsitune oonsisteulwlth these tnsi rnlfeitribtstcs. bio nutter ii the lily oi the vsl ey turned to I ullp three ntiu Iiur rnIrrlIgI, Inc the I 1-inking it 1-1 who fllnttd It the sight oi I Ipider grew to I roused dune inumi to drswlu -room gm- rcno double b cl mitotic t eyfegrﬁm. uAll1l.’tlIIt wumifehioneb then. Ind thereiere Ixenuble. it eotrtxht. It oti b t to 1-1 i ‘i’.‘”.‘:§.'.‘.'.‘...‘i‘3'-i§."$i..«.‘.’.‘.'.r.‘.‘.i.. .‘r :".r"..E.2 to the i male I! use new tune recog- ‘rjrysrd tone lérithewsfe, 35‘ the‘:<.>e}e‘n.trily of non §°'l»¢‘:l;§:'hLlI0: lren aging, so that t Ire iI not‘nn:i‘o§Io ehocec mmn them. waste In ehrenic II . e°1Bf.:1)‘1hlD , the second eenrpsin (In noun- "117. men) more snluons Ind viesri then the thaw, there is not one do age mt entirﬁg‘ Iv n in I I more . to is bot-Ito d -pend In the ii t IhIllrnii.Ih:Jt‘1e‘Io plse‘e”r.out:r‘1)“l‘li'e i-‘I)lIa.le‘." ‘£11,: so sate inr- ever nalurei unsy he to In at It Ice, 3?! ie toroidal grocer Ind. It I v mention so darn II- III I- is “’.i'u“i'.”.‘i..'".’l‘ll.‘.i Inﬁll" I I . the Inuit It I grant Iehloxn estuteetory to my on you unable lose or rho lg: the fin cont lﬂl ti 'u.. ..i.’.2.l.l'.i. we your throat! We sotemnthu eiev r, letevesile com vrmtlonieoi no vsius uri the In err weeui oennm it It e I lidyeu no not it; at how may to! I ll ted tdinnm on have ssttbrouy ecgid bent well In Iddli on Is thst to the menu Alter brnltfest eaten the loungi time in the rirnssing-room. the length of vrh «la is en- tirely dependent the eiutncc tint some at the neon: thin it worth while to come and Idmire yliItiidI'I new stitch "the calch-ms-qnicli." in tottering or crochet, or Miss Sylvie’ imbue medieval book-cover (in ion hen til uﬁhout the whole country viii in Iuson), or i. I br ht ienxie with the rich wfdow, Mn. ﬂsrbe Liotnervllie, but mid to set right for her every eve , Ind exhibit: n the next morning in t e rune sun as enIlape'I embroidery. If the men go out shooting, the ladies -gene:-Illy plud "horns letters to write, " or I head- Iobe vrhfeh will oi course be much improved by the luncheon rendezvous in the beech psnlstlon It I o'clock. gl'.B.--A lonely walk over the bills would sliegethsr out of the qneetioer II I remedy, though the In- Pure npthere Indthe beech pitniation is herdnmpi. ‘rm lathe Ifternocn, her- ; Irma; ehmged their dress was Ind esoh time exhibit! exquisite 1’IrlIlIn, eurfri must vs out to see the ruins." or the church, or the view, or vvhntever lion the country an bones of. Judge of the our new delight of the hostess on vihont the (:‘¢:1l‘ll)ﬂl dultyhaelilhln Iliowlrrgto r I unappte I; In -yxwn I coul- _ n the church Intel ,_‘w§th the ring] nsannmeuln in side chapel-.—~-.1[he bcsuty or the renovated Itoee work ‘iv lost on some of the gueeu; other: In pping in vIrilJ.Il.l.ng Idlnlrstlon be- rorc I monument-of no e.ooount,'I hundred ye-In old. perks-pe in the unto which has given us rev torches Ind terurnsse emblems at death! But even here business us be Ittendod Io; Ind if I youngiord orI nut girl but the y, the tru.neuvvr- erswlll not elbow their nitration of In In: aroluociogyto interfere with the dextonotu rnsnngeyneot of tote-I-tetu. Perhngs, int yeer. you I ember I young ooupla w e, the is rat in sod in rioptembenuoder - Itvsrlt and defense. True, flootoh Ihootlox . l I noeum oteil eyes. went up one or the prac- tzoebie Swine mountains . Do you Ilse r rrtherhow much of the c.‘~.".v1-beauty, «beauty. the cup or ice, the more. :- rainbows. the minor, rule or teruale, notiots! Ind Idntiredt ilut she could tell you rxeeit-is Jaow Lord Five-Bells loolted: what he wore, how often he helped her with hie Ii , how often be com- on her nerve Ind her skill And he could eqnslly Interesting tale ef Mics 8elner'e smiles. Ind her exquisite wslklnp boote. her little exelanutioxu or pretended fright, Ind out-Ind-d love oi‘ unture, etc. II. it Im- bie In we two Ibeorblng interests til. I e same time, Ind genuine love oi srchitec- tun menot be . “-4 with Isturdy court- ‘lgﬁloi Ieoronet ors beak depoeit. so Ive lesve these shun dilrttuati over the tombs at the lIOll':dlr:‘Tl4)I'I tsélteir more congenial secret n cos. you ever hear of I ntothertaking her htor to the zpers. and ii‘ the letter listen to l\‘ilIIou's aging in than to the wltirpers or the youth when in her box is neziting ITE other: peroninthehouee jnloru up- brsi in her for being rude to the lndlvidusi in qu ' I Or did you ever notice new It sunnli, iniornsl potty gsthered to look over I Is In reaeures, to t it I young ee ticketed Is I out prim.In£xs‘:ldevor. ohocureartist or eoileoto , the em: -iptnrloesl lathe hendof the femur vrlll appear to ' more rcrnnsut of old tageetry In the-hend of the ism:-l At least ewomee. ycun Ind old cluster like been Iround the r treemre seems to possess more interest {or elder! men. All these phenomenal Ire to be seen I London Ind in the circle of corre- Ipen -nanunevery dsy Ind night. and people thing them signs of I desirable Ind proper Iute otthin . But it is o mslly into the: they destroy i real enjoyment , tor TBICECI which rsre luxury you must fo out at the great world into on iuhionsb e pIuu,c-rhrru larllhll’ fortune: nor t positions Ioound I where, tborigh people Ire proud Ind exclunlre enough in air «Iv, they Ire Itilieontentto tske numsl love and con- _;nlaltIIteI II the hull of their dotnutio I 8. And here we nasy return to I oeriain class of mole the med mantle to when we have Iireedy iuoed. and whom English novels bu-I dubbed “detrinaerrtIiI.|' Bo- .-iIliy rpeeklnx. they In the equal: or the peer Ind by fer the errrmuoits or run: :m.uo.\'.tlnu; msvrimoulslly sprsklng, they Ire 0') piece to Lo non-existent. They Ire Is dis not from the choice pcriis II one geologlcsl Itrstum is irotn Inotber. The tuyonngersonc. coun- try cousins, strum lag btrrleters. oiiieeu in irrrueu-y esente. government cierlu, In- lruers I Inrvryors gun. returned tron: mice or indie, otmdm oi htsignilennt Ind mnote II nice: or smell lIId-holder: up in the Hub: or I the lriuh boy. no of time in perirullycfree to deuce with I dnite'I daughter, iIke r to her mothIr'I eerrisss, or bring her ices Ind olsreti but it II under- stood to bolus! ssilnpouib I for hint to ssh her to hurry hint II it would be tor her to hIr'I nrdeneror In no r. HI knows ii Ind Inrnll tbildli by: decree. it lbs too sh no Intending were not in the vuy. there would he nutty more hep” Ind eongenisl “rnIrriI{eI in high life. Hut there In girls who, d to their trIini‘i;§ end then’ pI.rentI' dulree, ves.nIturIl uity for Inch nun, Ind ii an which the mingling of ingredients in (I ndon boll~mon you will out what I rntguctthcy are to undeslrsbie putters. To do cgirl justice. the is (en- erslly II willin to I} one of her fsvorite partner: In to Ice: wit him’ only men In: my end proud. Ind in: to rislt I refusal or face the plateau’ opposition. These men Ire the pleeunlcru. the most noturnl and the best. in society. l\‘c'. bein put on I node-ttel to be vwrthlppod. l. ey Ire entertaining Ind umtlfectexl, Ind hsve I huudre livtie domes-Ila tslen Ind resources-__th It would Iuske Iiie with l. em smooth and happy to Any sensible woman. ' They ienenily end by droprpin auto! ‘Mociety’ i they hurry at Iii, sit or islllrig victim to Ionic de- signing Ind upiring girl to whom they sund relstirely in In high I tlon II I nun: duke to I all tMrchs.nt's dough er. or hspplly, but obscure! . Iot- tllng down in the company oi I modes , ledg- like eountvydgirl. I cler In’: dnughtat, on I iurlern In nnprotecte young govcrneee. it they remain in “eociety” It must. needs be so " nellgible” bechelors, but tuelnl and convenient iriende. After thirty or thirty- ‘ llc mu meir llvenaeet o! theni hive toomnch good Ienseto lower the no to tilt. Bet:-ibu often overtekee the miehtken perenu or I who give the cold should." to In ineligibe outh. The poor Ind obscure I tornot neatly turns out in middle til I , Iptoeperoeomaeend Ideslr-I le ntstch. If:I1hl distinction in Indian tnutinies, or at the bsr It home, or becomes I Iclaoierly Ind prominent blehop, or I svnrlddruovm Oxford profeuor. 8-mtotimm (oh, d0¢E0t‘d|t-|DpOitll-- mom i) he rncoeods to I title t rough the_un- expected desthe of two or three nurur heirs. or inherits the unutupected millions of son): xenon L'l¢C'L'l The girl whogofused the struggling barrls ter or poor curate nny, however, mute the sad bout rim the has influenced tor evilthe inner llie at the succeuful ehtiruhmsn or POW“? iuvyer. The wanna it be married in inter lite. Ind who vrse prouu of his Imu- lion, in not the ideal of hit drestni be has lent the rxquleite pleuure oi’ doubling the mm oleuocess sharing it with one who has ltngwn Ind ghtmed his iesriortunete dsys. in «d. bed he Iibtrfliddﬂ In hie been bade him. he might very ll ve achieved in winger ;ucc&I,s. end in“ Inter inc: Itrcn1u‘o:; I; or Inn Iv . tueeo _ tint ubilo Idi d - ."..§‘.’.‘.i’.“§.'.‘%.r.r.°.. ...'.."_'.’iI ’ii.‘;.. °.‘§‘:i. path , bu climbed to hlfb. ha it in him to clinrbto the very to oi he tree it the in- ¢:nIt(Ilvgf°g9.lDwL£eB!l ""“§..."'*.$‘.“.ia 153' ball‘; I r , I Ind I bei - ";::s“i:‘ I?‘ or ‘I Judxmohe w%§xlI<lvi:r::e gen Lord Iueelior of the resin. The dee- tiny of I women who rnsrriu In obscure but clever rush is in Ind t:no:inu;::t- I I 0|’ W 0 CI puu on I eoroeet. The tanner bu wenty tnoceeeivs ob cote be 0;: bar ewhsgr l£‘b I I sud Kim r Inn? in In nsndho &¢herhnsbInd'I osroer tailor bu It lg): reeheid oi ilie Ittsln yrinci end, end every one knows how Ioon one at I beublo that We remain: yeti Onlytluoin o the reward: In In: ehoocetlieiortner, I ‘it hen however. it is “cut I£o‘i‘tio§r y one M we II I some women I tﬁve wont-hestcntvlrerrp ur gsrsn - i «I i dnii node “ niirim betwee emhl m r, Ind e! such neutral rtndl Ire tu ionsbie women at t w dnwie. Soot; exalte- lili ‘i..‘{.°..u.§2’ .°i‘.'..' ‘“' °"‘.‘.~°a':s.-ii Idress more lic-rifle» then . ullionle I bondol: more roooco than the counter: at lri’Irdour’s-time In the min do tghte they erIve if iov of society does not degenerate Into loveoi lruilon it II well; but with French tale in nnny ‘hinge legltintste, there bu |Ite crept in I vsry eusyietomly t’.’.’°‘i3°....i.‘£ .:*°‘......‘**°:.i"....°::‘ “fl! I I l‘l%fuhl{IIéOf£Jll canny, olutni: gmtiiettige it me: me nut in e e e doe: at the honeynlogn. It must heoxpected Ind provided against. We hsve known I yoilnilitl who I yser Iiter her iurriege grew to lie even of her instchiese Jewel-box. tint Ilse bed mry dlunonoi sad Iepphire, Ite.. rrret It enor-r.notu cart, in I newer sod more dazzling fsehion. Even this II harnli M mi Bu‘ "nil .D":tI‘et°y‘*ou th nit the young Irene ‘%F’°"‘.§"'*‘°....'*'*:.‘**.“.:"::.'x°..':':..°‘;:*.*:.° °: 1 un ' Inlxgio Psris iii-Inga,‘ luppier mm but men Ind ferns, lmiettnce Ind once an. hir deinty little dishes eottooctod ‘“"i“."l‘ °' . c... “.22 n: t r s rec: - , cx"peciIllons :5 her husband's re- turn croxn bu work, of his look oi delight It 1'" ".‘.'.i’.‘° ‘ .‘.'.”:.“l'..“"“‘.‘Ii‘E.“2 1°: Mi II I — 11.1%.: on :ﬁme‘1it‘eri;eetlng In gigging subject) ouw coupons one nur- bel of when Israel! talk: Y. inonotonouel , who live in ct: ties. sud o ncottnuu, I .. you will tlnd plenty or et. leisurely, gentlenue-like lie in Eng d; nieuty or or-iiher I let to th re them, nor drud to tboec below. For. indeed. the "rec cry‘ ' which alone in England is entitled to bear that name with I limitation Ind quIll- '.*.:::::::- 2.1.9» :.'2r":.°* rs-.~..:5.*.:e.:,:=.* i . i f at the rgoous eerv t 1 xi. pgtbllc‘ ‘tho eciogro which the “put?- I W I I . 0 D I I m .1. "-'-‘.il“ .3 ‘°.ii’."‘ii°..‘:'§“.l‘.°‘“ :ing"iI I forgotten gyth in 0 days, Ind Iocnl msgnetee. thou h Iholterﬁ from the contact at their in! on, are All the more It the mercy of their . Brown, Jonee Ind lir.binIohr:]t;penul§ielr marninﬁgxéspeg in dail- -'I'.‘.!l. -one I expect: 0 Incl. er :"mu-rleyc," or, ‘better still, "swede! 5*." '“°';;.l“°°.*'....’ 22:’. “:5 **.'r:- 0. .. £6 ll Cir-cul.Ip:n oInit{c4.1 to notation that his serene Highness "‘-ur:_ ‘united in the glut? of —— l’s.lIee, held _by I rib- n led to the belt of his "hang. in the wuther did not Illovv of I stroll in IF?‘ ,Irde-no and Pod , before going to his desk nthe (ﬂy, woull mrleeetg the ornyalzin of I name, MO“! I 113 V! CODBI list of the dinner guests of the Prime hilgifle: in Downing Itreot. f'V>l'Ott:l'&hl‘l. we think III met: here In equIl right en oy them- selves II they choose, in my legit mete way Ind why not the hlgheet II WBUAI the loweet ;l"I.ke tron-i Lotédon who dock to ownonerrse Ive w o man no t no if the number bynot reduce {o ieifthnsn lint n1 (!ideon'I chosen band. The Hook Pearls of History. [is turd §trInIlItor of "l:‘Iutt"). in--hie Iru eon " is Ind Mock Purl: of Kit- Iory," uvs: “Wane ve told, on hlI~ lor csl Iutberity by oore I I nototo one emu IriIhKr:;ieio°(l‘leﬁ. :3: during the reign; 0 II, D‘ “II I’, I ,9 0 rrss?l>eInty, rich dressed. M‘ s-Irhjewels, trod k Idiﬂﬂlﬂ irom one end of the kingdom to no or ii: I wsnd in her bend, Ittlae top or which we: I ring of rxneedie §t'ol£1’8lll¢;l.DtXﬂlCh Inc the :- frcliono t I luvs Ind the ﬁivernnaent It 1:0 Irtenrpt wss nude upon or honor. nor wuehe robbed of her clothes and circle. Prrcisei _lhe nine Iiory II told of of Frnthl, ‘in of Denrnsrlneodof H.ullo,Dokn or ..\'ormsn y. Another romantic snecdote. lluctunlng between two or more Iets of so- tors. is In eglrode in the Irnours of Ermns, the surged Inghter of C ienngne. wine, iiudlcg tint the snow bed _fIiien thickly Ouriuganlghtly interview wgtb her lover Bglnberd, took him upon hex’ boulders. and rsrriedhinl none dirtsncn from her better, In prevent his footetepe from being traced. 1‘r. uehlly, Chnlemegne had no deughier named Boston or Imma, Ind I hundred years before the I esrseoo oi the chronicle which record: the I venture it had been rélsied In riot or I Gerraitn Em rcr and I dennel un- uowu. The story o Cenute commanding the euros to roll beck rests on the Iuthority oi use of iiuntingdon, who wrote sbout I bnedre years slur the Danish monsrvh. ‘As (or the great number oi the etorlen with ublchlhe one Ire eroded,’ Isys Voitsire. ‘Including Ill those hurnoroue replies Ir.- tributed to Cherie: V and Hen IV. tos hundred modern Priooeeg on on then in Jiihoneoussndlnourold Int re.’ Dioeyriun the Tyrset. wosre told bymogeneeo! Lserte Iruied bu friend: like uses hall or liquore, which he broke when be tied emptied them. lIiI‘prI-eieeiy whet Cerdlnal net: up of liedsme De 'I treatment of her lovers. There is I I30? oi ulIy'I meet- ing eyonzf isdy, veiled In d in 5-reen, on the b Itsir-I lending to Henry I Ipsrt- tnent, said being Inked by the King whether he hId not been told that His Iisjosiy bed I lever Ind could not receive thst morning. re- lied: "fee sire, but the Igor it gone; I Iveynst me‘ it on the sutiresne, dneecd in rt-en.’ This: story is told of [Demetrius end is isther. The ieuon of pcnevernce in Id- vrrsltv my ht ii the spider to Robert Bruce is mid to Ive I taught by the some in- Iect Io 'l‘ImerlIne. ‘When Columbus,’ I I Voitsire, ‘promised I new hemi- Ip are, people nnlntsioed that it did not ext-r Ind when he ind discovered it. tint it hstl been known I long time.’ It who to couiute Inch detrsctors thst heveeor d to tho lilum-Ition at the e . nlreedy etn ayed by Brut-elleschl when h I me-it In rule on; the cupole oi the eethedral oi Florence we» con- lceted. The srreedote cl Nortimnptou rad- lng The Fury Queen sponsor «Is truly and pie who Ire while .wsiiing in the out--chamber any pair on’ At this with unit of Louis XIV. unincent tnonsreh vru golnaovev the improvements of Versailles with Noire, the Ii ht of etch fresh boeuty or eepubillt temple I: III to some fresh extravsgnoce, till I architect criu out tint if their Rromenylo is continued in this fuhiou it end in the bankruptcy of the State. ﬂouthsasgeon, After Iendlng ilrst twenty and then fty xulnees. on coming to one ﬁne punge stter Inother, excisions, ‘Turn the fellow out of the house. or i shall be ruined," '-—[ituIIeil’I Litersry Notes. PEBUYIAH SCENES. Limit the Queen City of South America. The Plrtnrtgqne mtrbere of Psyut Ind Celine. iilovresnonernce or use Nu 0ulioruuI.l Liiu. Pnxiu. AuguIt2«t.18‘;5.—A!ter.leIv- in: Unsyequil. in Rounder, there is nothing of partleulsr interest to note nntli the port of Psyhs is ruched, tho ilrst hsrbor in Peru tint we mm It. The town iteclf lies under In in- mense tend-bind‘, continue; ot I few old, tumble-down butldleyt-lu church and plan, but nothing else it teen here that would tempt I stranger to linger long. The interior of the church is Iinuler to those I new in 1'.'eu.tder—- with in stone door. I greet oueniity oi curved work in the way-of saints Ind Iportloo. Ind I few yards at highly-colored oenvu, intended to rrprennt Soriptursl iouons. We tslte on board I Luge number of csttle for the Calico nrerket. Ind the wsy they Ire shipped would cause Bergh In extrs pm: in his phlltnthropie in-IIIt.. They stuck I bury rope to their horns Ind hoist them out of the lighter they come in, on baud. Ind they citen lsy iountlblo some momenu Iiter the cruel ops:-Iiion. We Isl] titer sevenl here. for Oslixo. which port is ruched Iiter two Ind Ibllf dsyef ull from Peru. The en» trsnoo to Call» it quite pleturuqos. the blunt! at Sen I.-or-Into looming up yreedly on our right, with the ilnihpnu crowning its highest perk. As we enter the harbor I note the nmnberoi vessels, which is large, the 00 ii Ido l Iii . gmnhgeiinfee ship id i"s'ecP{lu iiiutnllm gngd in posililntt. Time is-I large niolI__rb it here out into the boy. oi hear niuongsvo , which it lies the Itrsnger belt: [of lin- ruenre venues to the . deeit inn, with in i the i th 0 . "Elf ‘dmisrnllule. dirtent seven is bull . is nice Ind I rI few hours I set among were o i able people iotetlie rain for the olpiisl. I dlltlhol I only cover: milu. Ind we so I country seeteiegly level (I mo of [:00 est iron: 0IilIe to Linn. however). on both the one one notices how may ice- Ileh spseltiog people than are here Ind eel ibet we Ire Irooeg our own Ae;Io- axon race once more. Of Linn itrelf the queen city of South Amerles, I feel hardly competent tospeek understendlngiy, for it would lulu thousand; ofps II topreeent the city in I ii i tint would be rightly considered Ind un entood. It ll acknowledged tint it is the moat inter- eetiu city the traveler can vltll in the whole soul American country, Ind linve dly get settled down to rexuisr thinking yet. to II to do it inutice. The Itreeie are nsrrcw, but well pIved—-I nnaii cobble beln used sl- lnostnnlv Iii --but therenre b where one sees tnerioen wood Fremont. ‘rtiey _clean the streets every ml! , ,. er? preoenta In Ippetronoe in the morning. re tubing 4: one who has Io islely cone in eonitct wit Ill the iilth Ind usiidneu that It to obtrusive in Eetudor. e who city is well lighted with pa sad the plan of Inerenlnxiooks Iinwst isiry-like, with its splendor oi dots. on one ride is the the esthcdrs oontinﬁ up no grzndg;-Ind I visit to tbelnterlcrwllnpﬁone bl . it in the most tin receive no in e oity,Ie the scene on enter K ior t lirtt time strikes one o thenuguliicenoe lite it tI.'1‘h o’ niedce uni roll I: flillslalg whol: bu ldin wi its greed tohee. Then are I few ic urns hero, but nothing striking. Ind no ogginnlt to be seen. ‘nut (.'i1’‘\‘ is run. or cncncnu, Ind next to the Cstbedrai to cite, sod equal in in: rianee is the San Frsnciseo dlount lune re blocke {mm the Pine. 11 bu bun nlittedin isle yous. and preeente quite I new Ind beautliui Ippearnnce. Here. on sunds rooming. I sew the id ent enter or XIII. with band pieylng. I But Pedro it also In immense edldcc, and the scene ei ntornln Iervico is moot lctureeque. ltbuninrgebe . mposed yo: Ills-er lid its deep, (onerous can be be: A of the ebrtreheaerc richly decor: , Ind in any of then: eon- ventekere hi; bte the sin: Fran- eu l o u ending I sgoed Ill: 0: pmeervet on still. On thc'Pl.1zI ie I number of Itetues in tnsrble of colonel pro- ovrr the entire city. portloua, an real] work: of art, though not dollufeiv Island. A very interesting wnlk is to the side north River Rlnnc, whieh is reached by I ;;o-et_.t.hn__¢gt_r-Inca of which is I h c arch. with the w’ard2- -‘-U210: y In PItriI ’ (God and the country.) on the--opposite title A walk of ﬁfteen or terentymlnutee wilt-br mtotheuzmodadel ,Iverrbosut- ful walk, entered on either side with plants Ind doctors Ind I number or marbles are here Icon rising srnong the Ihrubbery. met: here, Is in Ill the plsxu, In of white mntble. A drive for an Iurr~ou.ndI the whole place, Ind II. in I ’§'”c'z?d .1 t o u tome of then: out be com lathe vicinity next my hour with their gr-Iyhoods end In: Another treeort tar thodﬁlople is the ibition Grounds,‘ tout Ibout I mile tron: the (Xthednl. in the ofpceite The I! the erection of bnudﬂfgru end’ in cernsutentlng oi the tire plIee the sum to. 009. walks Ire beautiful); arranged, In ﬂowers, ice! plume Ind e trees profusely Iboui. There Ire Igreet number of anitnslu in eager: tlgern, leopards, lions Ind nanny of the ctr-Inge-looking horned biped; of the rount . Though notto be con: Wl pond th Cer.trI Psrh in tin, or beauty of lot-Iiion it i- fsr Iheed in ernsmentetierr sad the elegsnce of its bnildinge. his crowded on Bundisyu Ind frat. days, end is I moot interesting place it! Apeltd I YTW I ‘ in the direction of Csllso is I he drivo—a vi lde Ilsmeda extending the whole dlstsrwe to that city. (if iste years it is being ores- tmnted Ind improved, under the direction it Mr. liar Mei , whohu been I live spirit 1- Iii pu lie I Ilru eancerelng this: country. The View on this road is extremely tloo——CIl- inc and the boy in the dlmsnoe, Sen Lorenzo on the left. sad the country intennodiate,iuil or me Ind c uelnt beauty. Ur: nttunlnglo the city we pone grand monument, erected in honor of the Itrugxle‘ ti-I Remlla of Chili, Peru, limnder Ind Polls-iI with Bpsln in liii-iii. it Int Itthls tune ihnt ‘VII was bornbenled by the Epenleh fleet which event caused I ' world- wide sensation Ind I teelin against the spenierdt not yet IliIyed. Itreet Lune II full odnsuch in novel to the ursnger. ‘rhetnilirnton are Iliw In. Ind look ourloueiy enough mean their Initnais, their out: In aid". have not the whoop that lsung-ulehee turn, but be women, thrmuiveo hear II the door of I morning. etreets is the Inns of persons one meets tell I; lottery tie Its. A lottery, is th I every Wedeesdsy. under the elm-ge of the euthoritlu, Ind the proﬂu iron: the Isme epgiled to Iustsining the blntpitnll oi the city. t is ouriotu to see these ‘render: of tickets everywhere. on Ill the corners in truest oi’ the churches on Bnnde I. and their cry oi “coho mil soles” in 3 I11 noun Ind in IYII7 Itreee. Thin ll cell the tgain Idllﬁndlxfi Limit, end all Iiong the cons , I Ivy, zxly ox prev lure of sunshine in seen for in; teln- y I out gloom huhus over the c ty ever rlnoo my Irvivnl. which I not pxrticulsriy Iievsting to the I lrits. 5 ely enough, this winter reason I ocnlned to he Ice coast, I: d It I disinnce of twenty-lire miles inlsed. bi lgbnunrhlne in the rule. Ind It is summer. l.IIt Bunda lhed the grestplessuro oi toenai- ing tevursi urs in I pllery Dfpllttiltlgi that is Iamoueln this ‘pert of the couritr . Ind which coltttlnl more original: by the reel mutate the any vste collection known. it is owned by Dr. tlel Ortiz de_7,erIllos. oi this city Ind the pictures here been pith- end for e put 21:0 year by the rsmlly. imny of them having been in the eoevenle and churches of south America. other: in the collection of the d llnrquls of Ilutings, Count of Cl Ini, arquis of Lon. Ind nnny secured byt e breaking up of noble isntllies in Spain end lisiy. There Ire ﬁre rooms de- voted to the collection, which numbers 1.170 paintings: and here are to be scan line enm- wer- e New York milk- nnn to unite all on leche It the er future in the gigs by Titlsu, llaphul, hilcbsei Angelo. tnlnichlno. Ulwde. mmbrmdhl \'In 1)) he, Rubont, Tintoretto, Pouson, rug‘, Vslseqcrz, and in isct Ill the gust nxmev in In that we have been fsmilier with Iianrs. Ind the world he to long is-orxhiped. tr- berc represented on esnvu.‘ 0! the I!ll.haii- ticlty o the pictures there out be no qnrmlon. Mshy of then Ire signed by the Irtltle them- nelren, Ind the owner hu the proofs bendul down from the collections the were ON-“Mil irom. The Government at hill once tried- to secure iheee pllutlngn, Ind offered three _: million dolltrn for them. but was refused. AI I brief notice of some of the more promi- nent may he of urine interest to your renders, i will note I few that struck me I: being im- porunt: A in picture by Dorniniehino, called "The ommunion of Lit. Jerome." is I rrsndwerk, printed by tho nriiet for the Church or iii. Francis here. Anersvard be puintrd soother which Idornrthc wslle of the Vatican. Tlrie pinturelu ei ht feet Ilx inches b twelve ieet eleven i re. sad II I vrerlu wars. lnlbin room is it "Holy Ezmlly." by llaphsei Ind nlyzﬂed. it is «im- liar in competition to the ' oly Fstnlly," by the tuna Irtlet, we ere Ill M) irtrnllsr with, Ind the color: are reixlsrhsbl well re- Ierved. liars Iliio lr Iees the “Fri l of l’ oc- ton." by hilchIelAu Ito’ I smell oenvas but very Iironx. There I seen engraving by the Irllet. Ehlchh seen with the pslntln . In this roe ltubcns II represented by ‘'1' Km dam of St. Andrew," one oi the paoclgst works in the collection, I lsr 4: cm- val, full of ileh color sud mueirc it; t Ind Ihsde. Then we ve I portrait oi Leoneridﬁau dc Vinctik psitgtclczw by dialling soif.- Iriiet was at t to e rm. met I brililsot esresrs lab “Lord'I ﬂu r" is Iilll one of the wonders of art. liypﬁlnriilethere II the “lnunseuiste Cos- eepiion " "The House oi the Virg‘ia "I in re picture, sod the rich colors wee ell‘ planned; and I "country Boy"--in it my It iI—I lsrzo picture. and celebrated. ‘ritsn. there it "Ania Ind Gslttu." iron the seller; oi Cute nI\’Inloe. lly Corngio, I "ltedoucn In latent." roan the to Ii oeileetionxet dlinlridy. Ind eel ior til 3 slso I " 3; II!!! by the nae tuilet Ii Alb are! re in "Jun: wit é.‘roII."fsI si 6?}?! his monogram. By sniers, I "Wor o er ," on copper, Ind very fstnog. ilephui gong»: to rs re- 'c'r?'i'.? '5" " it wig" zwulrull" r M ' 3 In: can or . p on nu muredunlm loJ,z0o reel: in ﬁni- xo Csno t e teacher at Ind ullygtla the '-liieimi of Syeln." are is the "NI- tivlly " Iveryluge ted werlul leture. “Yhl’ItOillhlCtO$l." ll VII D I. ll I _ cbretod lcture, Ind veryilnei I so, "The '-Oﬂln '1‘ en in Adultery," by ltubent, to be run in the some room. There is I lead- rrspe bi mlfllllel. vslued It 40.000 (rules; In undoubted oriflngl. By itebere, "st. John tho 1!: list It I esert." I splendid Nritlrt. Is very oele rated; site, by the name. "A Philosopher and Book." liy AN- wllee Keuiimsn. who vrst cot-emporn with Ir Joelrue Rey noldr we hIre bin. 25 ddom iLr solute It ".iuilet,” no exquisite bit ol euior. Ind lry Sir Joshus I portrait of lllu i-‘ﬁsher. mistress of George Iii. By Dsvld \l.ll'.le there is In "lnt.crior,“ Ind I tied with the er1iIi.I' lnltinle. Saivttor I titre is I very lunouz picture the "bending oi Julius Cacssr I A blue," very lugs Ind time; in light end shade. ll) Yeiunuez. there In three ranvrses, ‘Phlll III. " " it I iisrs"Iudt.he " bllvereu." There it I ﬁne portrIlt,ef"JuliuI Camr " in Tulsa, one of the inert psintinu of I hesd ‘}.‘.'.f'-7é.:?i" Cmwnir? 'l§:g:h'\i.I ?vl‘thml.v“yf{: l’-The Jud out of)?" I," y Guido Beni: "rho Ju mtnt of PIr's,' also by Carlo lisxtiti In engraved by the Islne arm: which I shown with the picture. Devi Tiulctl. the yourageritreynesenled by the “critic” Ielgoed picture ; Julio llcinsno. in "The oundauon or Home: " Glorgioee in "Arhto, the Pooti" Bsueno, the ilioh Men Vbltlng His 'i‘reuuroIx" Ind Arundei Cir- rschllu l?ls"‘i1lAIsump not ih%\'Il'xi1tI1:i’1’uI 0 re. t , spin.‘ glen is-up huge ADJ magniﬁ- cent work oIllod “Ju tier. Tramferxnod MI Diana, l‘:n:ibrIci.ng Ito.” Thin picture on lnied. tor Philip the Second oi Bpsin. Ind considered one or his dent--Ind by Dumlnichino sgnlrr "Tltne Deetrnying licen- ty," a o pnintingtrnu the collection _of ltrn Will the Beoond, of lloilaml. By You Veroneee, "Mus Ind Venus." the Linn being I rtnlt oi‘ the Duke oi Bisntwt. I wonderiul p on, rich in color, and one of the mosiélimogs ofdhge %1nOIl'l)ly;l"Il5t.d :‘.gu- itcrnn :11 y In on ‘u- pits‘! and lo,"?v'Oorrc io, Ire both splen- sid pictures. and :31 d palntin by Tin- tor-euo: "Adan: Ere in 1‘ ion," is seen in this room, the originlpriee of which wee thirty thousand franc: but worth much more now. There is Pamela seen in "A Ko- meo Ba:ridee;" iioibobn, to "Anne Bo- »':= .:'s%"‘£;.‘i‘“.‘.”'.‘.‘z: into"' n; In it o, n “ht. Joee h;" and Pain Lutrma, einhs-, ter of Ben rsndt shown Thstuarend Juds, " I rich Ind ere.-rful work; the engnvln of the same shown IlIo..-There are my larzdsospen by the funpizi Clmcle. eluted in ion, Ind signﬁa/1'hey Ire in I no Iiato of prion-rvniion, good exnmples by the lint pgmterlw ever sttrtnptcd topeint the meet u Iu.n- . . in Illttle clnpel eirthc lrture galleries them is I line 1-inrmo, ‘ st. Francis It Ptuycr, ” pnlntedfor the St. l“rs.uclI Church in Lima, once Itolzn and sttcrvrnrd recov- ered; Ind I wonder-fuiohrlet, carved in ivory by Bcnvcnnio Cellini. 1 “I d d H Ihcnerennm‘ I o o ergran In no pen I n , DUIIM e xre-at Its In I ti 5: b th Irti I h tinned. but ltwou (1 taken cstsio I to se- iectihcn. Ihnve noted I luv t It struck xne,Ind will rennrk that the owner very kindly give too the privilege of the galleries dunn my st: in Lints. llisagrcnt trent to tie t the col eetlon, and strangers are sum of meeting courtesy It trend: of the obliglng owner. - An Iﬂethellcel Eenolte. [rrwn use Gal-I31 hr ..\'ov'nnber.| lludrr. I were ttnmenneriy to talk Lhoe down. Ind not to offer thee I emoloe for ree- ompcnse. There lion my pipe on the little sued between the windows. '1‘hoJIpeneIe toluseeo-box, nsrved in «running ﬂguroe from erection oi ginnt bamboo, Iisnds guard be- hind it. one their is detznded by In oddly- do-i ed uh-receiver: In In’ heed full of reel re protect: the other. Over all is shed enlsl lowfrorn the crimson cloth. gold- . god. or ioh dntpee the shed. Ind inter- nlrn yovieii with the sttcrnoon Inmhiue. The pl teelfie oi nnttmal Ilse, osrved iniethel eeeeeoi Ilmnurnhce; I very pe- milxr face, which provokes Itonce senile sad I Ii in: in all these years! have not worried o it, for it is full of over-iresh io- lrrest Ind I tiou. The iehturu Ire shaped by I d hsnd, but guided with n Ittorly skill II well In roiound knowl- edyre Ind feelln . Uglier two could not well be. but wit In I: linen th irouﬁhiy lan- nm. A by-ow low In proioctini. t e ann- detion of I pair of curling ren’s orna; eyes lsrge, deep-eat, nprctsire of puthetic week- nus; uoee Iqttiline, albeit brood Ind cu- trned: I thick, proleeting 1: per lip, Ind tltuoroue, retreating chin. week smile llnunen over the feature: not breed. hord- y rcirthtuix rsiher II it Itrlvhag to relioetthe ms n itnent which their ittees might excite. whoever dzeigzed thin p pe wII.In Irtist Ind are who ind iced lsto the human . Well. in): him no end illl bud with b in from the tobeeco-ho -* In Iu hie Intellect, Ind smoke the Iota usel- fcelntion It the cnkiodieseeat thereon _yet have nus or-stars, thinkyou or Iuthors, or pulpit In nlItIrI even, here the art or power to eootho beguile ineplre, tint snou- lri.rh!l\"I gut Iubﬁy potelitufgchtnhf poe- uuee I never Ipuks; pegtu-.pIrt oi hie life he iiee cold Ind deed upon the to. ; but the brief hour: of his life Ire full of Invent Ire. The oitener we _Ire under the vrellodhis voiceleu eloquenm, the oitener Irltea the longingw vieid to it Igsin; h monotogz never bores tip, beeeuse the very breath hie lilo oome Ind-goes Absolutely It our own eemtnuul. ’ ' Fill full. Ind prune down hard: there must be no In ty ehsmbore in this ooclput. New Inzetch rutbe III’: heed, which we will vcrstch upon the under elde at the mantel- lrcc yonder; In to do II one of the unlvor tel r-Iilncu oi rnsn‘e nature. end were mantel- plocte lished nndernostb it would be I n- erelgs Itnlig. Blue burns the match, on yellow; we II iv the ihrue downward lhrmfﬁh the pipe-bowl. Ind etrsigbtway up Iisoe t e lrrou n iolrncco into I pxhrwing mound. In the venue moment the tint smoke-cloud luuoe from our live. and the pipe is lit. We seek the any-ctin r. and gently rlald Iurself to its embrsce. No reulirig——no writ- ln : the true smoker will uotso pruinne hie ensoymoz t. Btuotlng II In elovttzd mceul and peyr oloalcsl pic-uuru; he who llude in it merely In uIl.ILI.nec to digestion, or the grat- ltcsilou of I morbid cr:\ lag. in unworthy the brotherhood. APPLIISD SCXEFCXI Sntrm.-—lt. K. Whitehead “renders the materials employed for alarm yarn. woven felvrlrv, elr . roof against in rlew by the Iid~ ditloo of 3 Mn‘. :2 muzinrd oil. or other vegeta- lrlo oil posse-Iain; Inllupli: proportion. About (our ouncoe of oil to one gulch of star lI uimnliy stifllcirni. Jihsrrerlr-X‘ uv -rm: .‘5TRUC‘i'i'll)Z mt Alti- Iute To Tlixlit ..\'!’.Ni'~.-1.-The ezrprntloe. of the tide: of the body in ani:n.IlI. Is I In part while moving throu it the air, it In ldylpuv lion found in VI! nus cluees. The iiyig squirrel: Ind pteroenure ere Wei}-known 3;. Implee among nurntnxlis. The lizards or the elluil Druo represent it Imoeg npclieu. The gatrtchiene possess I modiﬁed repreeentuive in wIliIee's Bhsetmhotur. where the web: oiilzetoessretod tedutoreaemblse :- Ichnte. Mr. Csmbridxe describe: I up der from Auttrslle which is turqhhod with I parachute. This Ipeclu-4-the dlfltlurolam -—bsI the internment It the Ii I at the Ir»- domcn extended into I horiitontel membrane. eoncsve below, the upper surilsee of which ie I in llllsut metallic green. Theseltlciuegrest is Iprrs, mod the expansion: in queetlon serve ss.I rupport in long jump: front that to tree. Km: Mzvnou or ltmiovma Hun. rnox Ill:-2-s.—i-'util one recently the mini method oi rumor or hair from hide: II I pre- liminary to turning. consisted either In in- ducing I elow putrv-faction. which loosens the epidermis sud resdere the hsirr euliy bt¥li’£blI. or one Elecihﬂ the hides in I lerge te oenteinin mil ollilne. Altersnumber of dsye the sir wu resdlly removed by I blunt scraper. At present. however. in ﬁlmy ti of Europe. thew xue1.hodI have cons ndoned in later of one in which the rulpblde of lime to the male eznut—thlI salt. in I uyntallleeicrni. byinxeew mneulaetured toy; the purpooe in usreisny. somtlmu, vr cell in desired to remove the hairs II iileltlyespoetlbie. II in the one of solo anther the blues Ire printed with I rl.‘...°'ii‘.‘u "ti consist es of on part rulylalde of sodium no line. The hides In covered with dump tnstiing to prevent the drying ot the site, sou in mean or twenty boy I the pregse is complete, red the heir on e rs- ared. in other ones, when more ilme in Il- lﬁwshic, the titles are IIOl9iltlJl'l I solution of tulphlds of rodinns. one pond’: to low quarto. the (ﬂeet hcin Ioeomyiohe in two or three dsyl. W on Ihsiris to be removed iron: the idea heed, iiisneee t be war} rinse in inter: Ind the men employed in Iyiey on the paste uvusily weer indlI-rub- ber gloves while bsndllnz the hiden. I.r1-rxn on CAD ltx'ron1-I.--Aecording to Ir-ommun cation b Ctyitsine one of the ermenit ior gs: re recently in rodueed into the rnulm. contlln soluble rises Isthe nnx. lie contends. however, theta soluble inn is oni Ivsilsble for this Xurpue in min oi i I one white pow or obtained iy lmln Ind tllverizlny ii. A mixture at I in wit three to tour psrte oi clay terms I into that can bound. All Imnn in to an: icy llnuid. wster-glue with clIy.,c sis, rulpaaie e bIry_tI, Ind Iirnilu Iubstsuon, bsve £1-oved nnsueesutni. since the mlxinru bsr en in it short time Ind ecorequcntlv, cannot be kept even if the vrster-gins is very viola in Ilhli, II it the: iusnniwtured in Regina. An excellent iuIe..whi¢h never harden: Ipontmecuziy. Ind which is Ilmtys tit (or use, nny, how- ever, be prepared by mlxie I Iultable rnuger city, It Chins clay, or he solution at ceunic node, or withs eonoentrsted tolu- lieu of eerbonsie of Iode, about 10 per cent Ismnch Is at clay of the former orwper cent of the calcined ou-bonnie ben neces- stir], the exact Inlity, epen I; or coutte,upon the re notary c msctero tbs ciey. Cnuntic potash And eerbonsieol pet- uh Intwer the nine purpose, but . In more as emlvo thsn the each. . ScIley'I cement u an to be nothitlf h clay with caustic k.Ill. A Nrnr Ll0l‘l1’.-Oomidenlvle Attention hrubcen given in Pnris to Inewlsrnp the inn.-ntion of Keene. B. Delschnn and A. hienret,Ind intended tor ho _, phie and other pn where I br 2 light in re- quired. bon- isle/Ind hlrmxlde oz nil. an amp oyed. ignition of blnoxido at n trogen, npor of carbon- sul hide, note I rilllaut lltxno of I \'l0 It-blue uniapccullerlr rich in chemicsl vs I. The arbon-Iul hide lump, by which continuously it con- ignored slnspgof I dnigogrimbbwo tulanlnrtze, on o een xne re ls ﬁlled with spongy trsznseuu or eokI.or. better, of dried irlmioc, whiehimbibee tbecerhon-sulphide. hrou h the centre! tubular-e peace: I tube to wl ether: distance or the bottonnv in the other month or lubulure is ﬁxed Itube of] dis.rneter,Ibout twenty centimeters in ie . The Ltttcrls of ghee or metal, and conizine In srnngement eating Is I seiety-verve. I: well in impeding return of the pa Ind-preventing explosion. Binoxlde of nil in pueed by th I tube into the nut, Ind t e gaseous mix- ture in conducted by I cnoutchonn tube to I kind o£dB'uhnee‘r1:rburuer, which hubbgen renov e -port In none re u the nu ply ofgu. The bluaxido of §it.rug:§ lap need bfy I Clslre-Deville eppnretus, but lnstcutl o decomposing nitric acid by copper, which would be too In entire, I nuxture of lﬁléﬂu Ind sulphuric no d is canned to set u n n. The me. which is about twenty-Ive centimeter: in height. poeeessos h photo- ﬁenlc properties. and is much sure or to the T bi. obtained from the‘:n.Iznes u ﬂbbm e sppnrottu ncu‘ y II being coatsined one vessel, which oenununlostee by I tube with I veseei eanuinins) n-egmente of iron. Supply is y I cook. The ilune is ocnxunt um um um or the electric light. not in not nutrient“ to IYODI-l.Do0lt,1; e:uncthi'on.e.‘ llhke the an on: Imp. atop: a unun gab eel: Ire obtslned in lesspexpoeure than ourteen seconds. Photometric mu show (SIDE lﬂtm, per riveastlrc) lstlﬁlut twilge t is power e oxy- roger: i. Q inventors have been no yin; the quorum: of development of the green-coloring matter of .‘.’i’.§‘.‘.l..'.’.’...l‘§."r.‘.“u°‘ n‘”.....' "l“‘i.z.." ‘?.*§".‘°‘.i".‘zi£ Central School of Perle. ‘7 Mttcurixmtl. Pnontrtrrrox or Com».-'rhe production of cold by memo oi mechnniut ::’.:.';:..":::..“..::.‘.::.‘:'. ‘W ‘:.°.':.:°:""= W Is aeu Io- cornplished in In thorclurhly pntcticel and I?]iiIiuL>t;yi I msnner ell; inlthoigreft p:|:mng 0 not ..n In . n to exlrmt the solid perI'ﬂino§lt is none?! “to cool down all that grtiou or the crude o I to stunper-Iture ot degrees to {Q don-nee, I-‘Ilrremnelt. Vsvobu 3 euuserkihe psnlline to us no. an e we we 1 that n Incy this In: Iecompliahetl b7~I?)l'ln th: 8:! in silt‘); it inkdslt dis II to e co . t e wor ncreesod neeeeeery to devlto means for no: complilhingalhls result It Ill times of the yesr. The It-rison other nutehinc did good rervioe but it was found to be too mull. )1;-, A. C. fflrir. the engineer at the works, stwr logo“! the i"Oﬂ&ﬂilcl!t‘!‘lJﬂ|.‘(‘;l Dr. ﬁorgle, w~ Iuooeeenonbtli London decided to follow method: IlIIll°Ir I: Ihoee Isiopild in tint machine. The simple plsn of oonrpreeein sir into nrecelverb ".’.“““"°°‘i'.“.’.‘;“.....""ii"".Iﬂ'”T.’..‘$° = I e ccnrpresee g on ow ex- g:‘nd,sr.d in its 0 ion dnthe woahgeg it I I Itesm-cu no wIs expected elect ironnthecylindet-‘oi the mm M I much lower temperature. But the condensed sir entered the cylinder It the to n: of the lurxunogmi etmofghere sell neutral- trt run I coo eﬂboto ced I3 Itroke. Thercwsg Ilso rnoirtureln the. r. to remove which no utiou bed been tetra; and other me:-hon eel diiileulties t-Iused this experiment to be Ibsndoned. At- tcetio .wII then turned to In sir engine of I fame I lied to 8tirlinI's. end the experiment ‘r'r”.'3':’.i'.‘i."....a"’."i "".‘.'..“‘.2...‘.§.'.i.“.‘. '.‘.’§T:.?"r;'i: W ~»-war -'.,::=:. l e l t . I {£50331 5.53;... mIc?i'r‘ao. II iﬁunily work at from 100 to I20 pounds to the squsre loch, the ctlirlenc end eeperlty for which work in- creulng wit Iugnrented pressure. The Air le drswn through chloridu of calcium In order to dry It. iorli the air be drunp. moisture lI drpoolted. ea btlolif in the uprer parts oltlte rrgcnenlor. or In pom: ble, the air is In on e “”i’ “".‘.’.'.i.‘i.‘:‘..'°"’..i’°.‘..”.‘.‘ §.f’.".‘.'.’ri""l‘.i....;.. .. the cooling or large quentitlot oi'vvIter. or for ice-mnklmt. has Ilse been oonetructed b gr. liirlt iurahea wuebeof the out nmk OA ompsny an u on It work since is": gin; :“tl.'l‘cnc:BI:l;'£t1lli0; um or the originlhl I . In Iv 2: ":3 “‘:'*.u“°.."*.*:': “‘.‘.§” . In no I r. r . I r v dimensions or the cylinders. ctc.. §u.2‘§u..'r’ 0.7 gallone et brine are cooled per minute iron: 82 degrees down to ‘:0 '. degrees l~‘Ilu. ut I mixture of Chin ' ‘V , ., _I _-.,.:n..‘._..—. 1. .. ,,——»~~,- .. -—. .-- ~ -- a. I I . _ 3i. Ximin ﬁlulir-Qrniilttiii»--$u;;ylzirie_ril2tl Shut. H ' ' ' .- ' A 11 r . . ‘ And lie 31 ininoueantv ktbe. an; and at. man entrr um boon. aided In Corbin re. Iionly, to Pick. int 618, portion of ‘it «high relates to tho title LOBNES LOVE POEM. Bier ire-ooot dinroleeoe the eeenornolionoct -.i.‘,‘;..£§”’.‘,,.,‘§,“¢,.,,,., .5¢:°:.,,,.aT:I,, ion III“ {on 5“ mt ._ '3' ‘uni: Ii‘: —--- that an oelete tall done not demud in uu- 10 Nil "936: _l_l 3?"? I0 look 35 Pfalm till ll lIlm’l=l¢=l~ll°°“ °° ﬁg‘:-n $13‘ ~-nru onIheIda,or1lgbtiii.;I’bero III , Im,,I,7 ‘gnu, M I, ma‘ _I,.I,," -rneni¢e:ireoid;inalierea when hiowi chuaotu, like other real estate. tonll the M0“ . .r I1 It la:--4-solo " _I_.“,‘(I°°“" '”°"”= W’ '°‘"*°"‘ C ""’ TM - 6- —-rlnklod brtho-un—l= born. ,.I,, II, I” II,” ' Io J‘; .{mIc' rm: stood. honrnu me; cI,II.,,.,, or an dec-eaud owner, to uni in tlndllturbcd and on or loci pocsoulon or - mm, ml I“. I, I II,“ I, M, “I, W ,.I,,II”:‘I,,‘ dnllodumtuzudnxiomlr um . - 3 "“ '* . - 7”“"’ ""l‘““"’""1’““°l"*‘°*' h b t according to the old Eng iah his old came now worglzl much more than I ' 'd.“‘ f’ ' "' ’°' ' 0, '4'“ lnr-wins “$211!. 1‘-“” °l"“""l '5 “"3 °°“ ll‘ ~"°" . Thecnol Front-Klngnluiaonu ' ;"';xc"‘,',{,,, Io Ih, ,,Id,,I M II“, b..¢.,,., ma 1,; u,. ..,..II,; I;,.,.I,°,. or ,. Queen Victoria 3 Highland son-in-Law ,,m,fg;{°h I-.7 _ mm“. of "M ,,j’;§5';;;e~"__—-an. vIn.‘.l,i’ortzar aodietedieihe innit. it normal; a pooled gr‘ :lI::ioIn;.roIt’. :::d";I, III. 4.“ {gm only In default’ of in ' unpie Income. which will enable him to pen: Amgﬁg mg ﬂng55_ Thu uuough her nirluifnl run in eonneao nose. oi in.-en mack, K-".,"II','(f',al‘ﬁ',u§'jifI’:‘I ,l‘,,‘,, 3:“ mg‘ ma " “Muff 'rIeL;ts cf " °“°" Ian’ and 1: ll been further decided in I! the nmnlnder ol his day! in eomrort. it not lie: rorm -ru -lror-a and Inns. sun came and mi um in-cum. -» “,,.__.. mm Mm‘ 8 + to bike it 3 4 - -3 Wm“ II“'I,“,”'”ﬂ“d I, ,.,,}-I131, a on 13, :4, tin: an oetata uiil In luxu . But. though Mr. In lie I; oou- __ imdo ‘ ‘rte Ber) n.eeu-ngcrl as. "l7 - w_hlio iniox oaied took Iod much, .Lbd1l:::dlly('ll nll bin at in; cannot be dov cl or In any way 11- lent wit the duel remit of the it nor; oibie .’I‘.,I"“"‘°°I§"_""“‘ “"‘::‘:‘ “ff 'I"’;g'I,cI For lttlme it eeemed as W039 "39 3500!‘! I-Hilly palwnlng himself unruly. {te- '.I‘holoten¢*IurtI.inahldn ﬁieolgh ; r.-.-mg b the will of n teneot In tall. tltlr. thou inwyim who am knownu "eo:.- ._ _, I..,,‘.§I7,‘,§‘I§ ,I,I,“,,fI":‘I','!,‘j,j',‘j,,.I I‘;“',,,} II°,_II,, ,,;,,' ‘into going to win the ngui— ; l‘0lY!rg to in arm acoonnt. in in-I Loxnrtouoonsiortliliathqmom. 3;, Jo 3 Roger: clnlmod than that irryaocera" uoby no means hr whenlhny G U I D O A ND LI I‘ A. And llkotb-KW" ll.‘-‘”‘l"“~“’ 5"-"""" ‘ l Hal. frrir:ln(o'¢1' irmr pm.rnrv._~vr:u¢l<,wno lxlrn a piece u my at d benu._ lie *“°"°*°“"""v tho relate inll given by the will or John contemplate that history, for it loaded to Through i.iuino‘e Inme n pom tbntqitir r ﬂed. tonne. unlit. us though an wtrqpc-1! tom ll" 5"’ l “’“‘¢lI Prborored. ?Kr~"¢1'€l'.lllllil lid ll¢‘I‘=‘1l¢ 0'“ “’‘“‘*‘° '’°‘’‘'‘ . Briliclph to Thouiiul Ilutlolph had demanded impress upon than how full of pltblle 13 the . llutlenliin iireuhlou gun to real upnn W hen: ulll lnrm nil I-UM hm mm we-44‘ I . anerwr rd. Lu: more t:n'is.’nliy. A; far as my -or-I.I,I., III,,.,I,I,III.,.II ,..,..;.,,...1_ It the death of Thomu to hie bnly child. ground 11 which they are accustomed to The llrunllul. to lulu. like meal I Ilwul lvyhlvﬂ lb-l°l'=lll°:’l '31-*9 ll='=d'I-lml-"1 ll» F _ rrl-wrlnllcra extend, w in theme. namely xo dieoord yieldn, no' in rail; H Reg-en: that at her death. lnetoad oi’ uimi, no how extenlini in the knowledge. -4- .__Y0l1D8 MMQUIS M00358 PB?’ Even the old knight wu aroused‘ to sdmIr- Mg’ 33;’ hf". ff: :‘(’“m'_’;";:_I":j“‘ ' ; M!” in Arid. AI. 03. I; an exiled ﬁisyen of -1-im.b...I , nu viii‘. omvrnod. use pg, ea had been imp d at the tune and bowgrelit the .4.-are required or all who ~~~~~ -. _ alien is no mlwli benuty, and twiued lilr lion . ." n n — “"""‘“>' 3*‘-‘l ill? ii-l w in-sonic. Aw. r-'3. V131!" 8 hi 13333118. A ll mun crow on our uioo rtnnaaulv U A»d\‘lnuo'I&g1r,-.unIv°i-lad W“ yrinue other-will, to or den bier, tlul lrarelonr it: and now ey are more dIn- tor not log itblo to take hie eyes all her fame. “.1 "(mg I. K-.g_ umugg I... 0.. no. n,,,..,s I Wrtsllnl M.) are nah-n. and 11 in A dry’ Inuoh rno'cI. -nillhad been whol without ettec uponthe rmicdihen over. when aanoolton lup ea, The mother. m-lug the young man’: mute 'l'lm'm|ui“ . rennin ovoryrenttede 1:19, I >l=‘v. sl-.l.<'. or on lrrrxd. 3: cont; of TM‘ Illllllllil ‘l°°’-- mm-. which had it trot, descended to her lhrﬁuo rrquoetnd to "lint up over” the - \«'l'0'l1M§:. Iain: on some - ro without was men: «on. I WI’-6 my mall H Um. and kmﬁhillr lu- -re.» I.,I.,m,..; Lhgynhtvm-in etand. olden non, Peter . Peter had rr I1)‘ and "look down" a title, end In [I’nlii1ec?~'i:'IoIprl !icriild.l - 4-Ur.‘ .I,_.-9 .1, mm.“ 1-Itlllllnillllllllrlf-IIl'l b°l'lI"Wl'°"ll tinted» ,ll«!< lllflrr-l in-lI_lll7 Mien 1'1 in! re’. ' nu, . In sin. indeed been diesel in 1300, it not beioro i armed that the title is a very Ilmplo one The Blrrquia or Lorne, or, bi give lain roll ii Let mr look: to Krfuufnllou Irnnl ‘Vi’ ff "I’::I‘“ "' "“’I};‘?,"" """" . I . 9"»-5"" “Ill” Downer la /wlrlmi llsl him :3, ‘I35: go, “mm, gone kindly hull! by tho ltd 0111!! ulster In taklnxpoaeeeelono and will only kid I luv minutes; and gum, ma ‘mu J In Do I 3'--mﬂund Witt: Inch grrni lolluar ::.-u, who cannot care #‘°’:b- Il;."cI;m,c °‘_:I m‘. K: I5;l’u‘m‘u_I'n'_. teen I,-ran mes. A wtiinlo .51-ttb-I D'_-'1: obey, .159 one the door and let lbw llI- and wnveyln; awn the estate; huts: be was 80-and-lo, "a very oeretul man, ’ did it In ' ° ‘*3 “‘ ‘l v ¥‘ir'.'nnhnr mnldena, with vunr lhdleo I. mfm “mm In “In §°, “II” I. "In in Llxlsl. 1'2 mwv and nna-b&?'§{xnme- noun’ still no" a non-oom do n the wholeol hie lo lur than half an hour that ear and iound it Nlfllilll ill Lorne. K. T.. M. P-. Ll0llW1- Gui o 5 lie to himse I at the 1 r J ‘ta I or ' 54°"! N0 0!! ‘N 17“! 0‘ Avril. 3* '- The , II, mm P09 if N! I I d in d 1 good oltaiurnanotvrnrnh of}! W0 ll ll‘ °°" are. the lung Olfulllnltll-éﬂnhludlg Ina: bail: nil right, and that hie charge In: $5. ant Colonel ol .iLi-gyllahlre Volunteers, hell woman‘: conddenco. I-irldfntgy. lore had gfhfoahugnndgghtga-arm nu Inéhterrrlloaz ini:l:r;lehI“ito:‘,‘;‘t \v.bl‘crl;xtsea:lc‘le ;‘£:;n&;xr7 hm rm: to. an or n -—-——-——— iii 1: . ' in 0 tn ln.In I -1 r ' we roe -r‘;.n»‘icﬁl?t::li:nl:t.n.:th:n.e:t~?rifrh emf; nnnetllv. £1‘!!! Rb . the oldoeteon or bi; Dore crime lncnuo? wrm“ I P0": of 8'0“) mm “mud ”'!l'l::upﬂ:wn::irr:ai zzsemilnlirtle §?"m. ml). 1'0 obs“ in N004 Wuwolnl llnaun. laid iltntn a week. B'nt all doubt as tlb urin- no.» sooner immune can bar. then weaned bi-viii‘:-, John, was allowed by I;-,..n..3.., rug -p.-_;,.,,,,I “W0 "55 L5“: 0' Wlllcll Mllcllllllm & IMII “I, “I,” _ g "on Ibo huh!’-13¢ olrzlcdmlol lllfugﬂm moo of aru-nle—eaierr Irnow remoir Am whltnruba black hlnﬂll 00184! In» Hue. Gen, 8:. av. 154, em. 5, ten year; me: Er", nu, our Prkunwu an on, Co. In the putlllahen. Thin II, we believe, ‘III ‘M C“ “III II I,I»,N,,; II, III,‘ II“ M_fI"I.‘.';:';.‘I°;m°f “hand. pment experiments.’ ' rmevgginogua -- _ hl‘ ‘“"°"’ P"l"" °°‘“l' "'m’”‘ “““" ‘° the other the nioueve heal oohun. 3.’ the am utersry eirort ol the young Harqnln, wli.hi.'n the nugin or me upon og arm am how the net: nu their henvytriexc ' “"""‘ "M ll“ ‘°“°",m,I'.b,_";’;‘ I‘ ll‘ “‘”- “'”I;§"°I3; hinted that lnokwolvn used in reunion and taxing um. into ‘eenmimuon the roles» 2,: " "‘,‘,;"I,',“ ‘i ‘ 5”“ ‘’° """‘,,,,, M, ‘W’ ""'“" ll“ '9'" W “W ll“! “”$°- GRAB D0BhE- ‘Kn’ nﬂmmkmwm‘ ‘M ‘an’ l ’ can? "t luv” Walt” 31.. “ml I” n” "h°°"““""“' ‘“l’d"°'“' dutervoo more rain: than it It was the a an '0 W 0. mm” ' rn:i'l‘J’t‘.n‘knno'cla'l:'y“ifl'tltl.bl°n)'nt;,r‘tllo.“w‘illE -the mmheniaery. am out unseen. odzmu In I favor Ylnx .¢,,Ig,.,.,.,,Im..,, .,.,,I,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ll l>I'0- When the norm hut dough on the J, M M. 0 I as M « wnouh nine‘ heogamlunteen loan . re-co by John Rowen In 1865. III“ “up” man “I1 $ b ﬂu-ixloa or n morn uxperianoed poet. ‘ ‘Guido Knight: oi (lrlee wit the oat , but uldo ’°‘I_E"'I°'{"_ mt?” hjuu .. A Few Wprdn to tho~-People who [.90 um.,1§°.:I“‘ enont. ‘ ;l;lli,ececn‘r:‘o't ltograuga. Jog: ,4 by banding 3 2,133 men all around the and Lita" road: Into n prize poem by a very rrrIletered a vow tbathn wool return sooner I], ,Io,,I, I, “,4 ,, .5“. (run the: cpcinaau Inqelinnl - - »- 53‘-F‘.'."'.'.‘“.‘ '.’°9'x ' silent’-and it bnupflplened tgzuooeur to once)! the mdgsmﬁ dﬁﬂmumomm d"’““' 7"“-"5 0‘-°“~ " d°“’ “°‘ 'l‘°V 3”“ .t’iarlrIlfi::.nd NM" M‘ wquunun-O. mu’ the :g:i?f‘ﬂ h i‘nbn.ill-'i'orl's'lr‘n:li"'a°" mu hm’ ifhb "uh “glut '0 hsxuabwifala owmtdclw .....'.._.'_.—.....———--———-— 3901? E93356" 01' l-hi‘ Pmtﬁﬂlon “I-N ll» 1)“ P°gI”I.¢§.;u anunun Io dﬂxh 0‘ 30¢"!!! 01‘ PNYOBBQ Lbcllxlltg Thin in quﬂa a poetic ducr[puoﬂ'~o{}un— lierund la4.Ipttmh¢tt.'o'|r ' aw: ; IYI.“ ‘III cf 7“ ffrhu 3:, b¢TI:;‘°d dam: TITLE woul be mil to improve romeo: his idle III,“ II,_Imd“°,,II,II,,,"‘,_,I ’I, "“I,,"' but gm. m4.n.~..x.d.iia,i. i..u,..,.i¢i...i. rise: ._ or her an lnmgoonnhoeayurue yod -’ 3' ‘.’ " II ‘Iced, I THE BI-8103-I or A 0 memento stud up thetaou or this one p°°ﬂ°’ '3' °‘ ' ~ to mruunnund to intend inud 3’ I ' 9' ‘L “ "" ‘“' "'5" ° '°' ' ’°‘ . II, II” Ema‘ N ” DI, deed‘ “II o‘ increase at oornpnrod with thirty. itty, or A reading. The ion 0: Guide and Lu. or... ‘mouse atin iheeirnod ohm-behold. bdtahd, I‘},‘Iﬁ~§‘n mm I,,o,k_,,,, III,’ W", “I. “,3, ciety our suffering from the dumb brute. in: * bnie curiosity named thnzoo:iomsl}%' ‘'“’’‘"d {an Inn would -nmzr unlml- true the bonnet and mm story nbovrn bow . 33° "“°‘ °‘ "‘*"“ °"P°'"'I "‘° 33”‘ emu aloe 0.»-l-on no menu me our x" ml. we belle” in mrilhlnf rhlch WM» - I M‘ In II. In In dI_ tallngly. . ‘But lt in quite ponaible thnt ' M" """"‘ '‘''W’"-'’' W“ W °°°“' ‘ 5°“ And. borbahy noldiun ooene ti-one victory‘: t. riovnlo humanity and make 1 to more anion- A Oonveynnoofn Queer Ro- u e yo 0 turn II, won“ I,, _ noble knight lpny love a lornimu ﬂshcr- our ill-1-lrlwriwn lle- owim-4 They!-I him there than the onndlu barn ., I C. ., I. .i,,.k am ...,.g ml pm-- re.-ctly involved in e cue end xotmeihe I--hem»: -art-ea umurounu on luau ’ "' - " "‘“ * “’ " znanoe. _ - l npoint lih thin Itntietioe union: com- maiden and be ,1 much better man for it. “,1 .5,” II, M“ I,I,,,,,,¢ 4 I ' ""‘"-° ‘-'‘''m‘’‘¥. 3*“ 30 “ll Wm KIM. But there ls inn new thing that has title or Mr. John Bnttoiph beck to an earlier "ed mm ‘ Mud ‘dd “Id MI pm,” II P-l 5 a nu am; pm upon rsarienae vino. I II I I I,“ I-_I.g,_ K. hung aux,-_ gnu»; I, 5.4 pur. I? I “K I v Guido was 3 ;ood~ior-nothing cunaheror or A IWIIIGM MON. lad from that ﬂu hill _ _ I won od us one unuu car an newnpny¢r~—( I), “am” ;;,,,I_,. I “ﬁned U’. “l‘“° 1” H” M °n° °‘°.‘ ‘lam’ E ligdtntl E3132: Con 3. Iftrdﬂﬁightonﬁekzf lb” Kmund “N”. 50 ml“ l-ll-L Thmuzh hill‘ $iE:n'i'a):l’e"ir:i.rll'lhuz'£‘l:almnn nuohaunsging aliape, ':In:‘i:ill:Eig‘1z:ml1<::i?‘ évoiggnt tl‘;<l>ltlin$('i Ihliuislirogzifbd ';:lrm:uly Itllrllg ltlige rx’n:l.‘t;i'an:r :: lhwn ' ' “"1 “’ “mm” b“ l’°¢“°°‘“"‘7°d ‘H ‘"0 51 l uttin cope; ~ iu-one with his cnvnlouie cl soldier: and nt- might bunt. It in a matter which conoernn 0:11,, loggllty 9: the penal oi uni eainto, Benjamin Pnnom. '1}. I1.” hm hm“ ungzlaabliilgigrhnianoontly In un- inﬂuence he was spurred on to he a man, and _'al;|cIl;:pul1l§v:c)iIr'e_.I_ mm I ‘V’ I l- on! ow one « [(1116 1.. Hal told of wlutilaob Lita - . i n it. 2:. Id oi‘- Ih hm", “mug, d gmchgg :1 3593.4 Johnson, howeveduoonreycdtbe land to.loh.n- "I30 “ "'“ ‘° 5"’ °""”’° ‘°'~'°““'~ 1“ ll“ “"""d- WW I in meigrnl in mm. iminuea than more in be '1' ' "'° “‘“’ ‘-""'“‘”" "" “ " ‘’°‘‘ ‘ " 9’ ° , the sub eat. me etudinn were oeodned has done And listen! with an user ear: h I di 1- l b I l l :1 oil but to halt“, It 11151 be nuinolont 10”! “MC 1| Ill)! '°I(’l’tlI‘"‘bou‘ -fay mung“ 0’ ml ‘ ‘2I“n'" to the oxperieujoo 01 Great Britain, but they “Lu” "nub or an l,m‘x““”‘m' W3 an 1”‘ PI:,°,:'Iy°’bx,,ugl°,’:,';,;h;:‘ ‘:;‘,,r;rI:I-go.’ When All In lenroed. the Count irouﬁorth to shawl 31:9. lie ‘i‘:l?’(‘l‘:p°?:$a’nl‘ll5l]ﬁll!n0Oil“;ll!GWllCb- “.0 “RI W 9 79938’ 73"» 3 73¢"! T034 “.1 ‘non; mgu-nguyg (om, Thg conggntu. “EVE ll!-ill 1118 813501’ ll OWE I-!P4n¢m:o who, II," l'pon the t‘.hDlCJi‘| atom. uvl hit: his hand, pocket end my, "Thin In my own. my inttlvo in Boaton, within the limits of $0?! the one or Buirun: va. Kutoh neon, 1 Ilen. III“, ,1 1.1,, “mag, um” Imam ,5, , II, III, mo“ III, M I“, “mu ,I,.°II,,, I,;,IuI “,4 ,Im,, “ﬁnd “me AI... W, N. .,.,.,I,. nu; mum M 0,, II... ,4.“ Ion .. From "MI, I" I,,,,IImIn_,, "P ranged bythe gre:»t"IlreolfNo1'ember 8 and 63, roolvozi thnt Jo took under this IMP" Pg?“ arm“: “manna” OI m._,d_ "mop ’ m M gm] ‘ Mm“ um; I In in‘... “Id mu ;.,II,;,.._ “mug. mud And com [or Lita, who with blliullluginioe _ ‘ ,,__&; um“ I” IuI,I.,,,I II,“ N we ,,,,,,,I II, 9. 1322. In 1860, title parent or land wan to :3 _;§I'II;.{“:I ‘mfg * §I§"ll“llIl;;°l;l:: elna oiylntownrd nuchooaooutrht on;Oron3. mm :I°:M :2” _ 9 ° i‘ $ti;l.n‘l)Ir:';:a:°b‘|’I"z;:h.,bohearnbh. iris“-no $5333; :.ll:i;°-rl;;f'_;';'f;;;l;I‘;II°§l>;l°:_‘§_-_P°=*lA nuke I tow iubsoqucnr retnariu. Willa: in u... _ “I, nnd_]_.‘nfb°d pmmgon gf up, wlmm “rim” Y or In N. MI“ 1“,rh"“*l Briiainpruenin the nortndvaneodenmploe of T7 -- Plwlllillwllt I l*'£“r MI mm mm deed. “M In" H", I, u,,_\__ once. y . nu I ‘h I” INN“ . 9 WW6 It for et-tidy. I.nrd..hberdnn hiuueli ncknowh Iian, Hlrierll nail. the uiotmuln rutgn rlarln once seen Llu, Guido could not be Imd, OI II“, II, ,,,,,¢,,,,..,I,,,,, In“, Our tbrme in ‘hotel hill: or fnrr. /ind in-an Knit‘!-lllh W59 WNW“! '31! N0 W0 “V l3V!'¢l'- bait 5‘ "1 all FMDC Dim“. ,3 “an; ogmwmiﬂu In “I. go,“ 3,. Tl’-ltwuardn from northern wind: and season’: napp w ihout seeing her . ‘Ibo nporu Ala ofm £2: nndukuntnho obicctlnibln vrorid is no closcir nilsocintad x g’ #6115 ll: r . or his father, Hr. Thoma! Ingaila, who died l-llilllllil l‘ “W!” 5° "0" W “I W‘ ‘'5' l'-‘‘ Iandlethstwhorethooonditlon: of life have “""" V Ilinl is had enjoyed bemme ii-keomo. The Auend may occur and Guido. ea tor am» with living on hotel bills at rarer Ah, what? In mo; in-. lngalla, the elder, hm been . “"“ll“'°" '“f°'"" 57 1”‘ ‘“'°°l" geeiundanlnoetooltduciveto tho inemeo or L1 2,§’,§“,',‘f’.,‘,',I',L’,“L'.',.,""""“,, ,.,..‘3.’,“.i.‘;"f,‘;’."° truth is. Guido loved. and for the lint limo. Thou loo M-llnllowt llll ll-B ml»: be "06 What new-an r 1- rr-ll so carefully and with . "'7' E’ ‘°‘“’ l l‘’ M‘ “"l’”“i lb“ i.-rinse. Between 18% and 1841 thopapulatlon nu... “rm "qr. .. {ha ",7 way. ' To be nuru ho had never heard Lita npuh n 0f Milli"! 3107405. l-W-I I'D"-9| W1" 3"" 3‘°°P~ each intense ntcroat an it bill or {anal What ﬂwwnkhr cm”: or Emma‘ ma “mu 1" 12”” "°3””"“ “M W‘ '1“ ‘“'“l at that country augmented. by aenntr-nine lioI1o;.tethi!xk.:r'laIo1 thoooeonthey io'vol single word but he huew "thnt the voioe 0”" ““" """“’°’°“""""-3'°‘ "°“‘ work or history contain: one-hall the load rnndn me will. a few your beloro hb death, 1.138, the estate having. In tact. been N, can In nun", °I mu by II” P" would now ln barman , norgiro hhridnl oi '1"I’I:'{IﬁI‘::’I“,'I',;I:I:’I‘I‘o'_“Il’""I."“I’. lI",';f:‘I,“I .. ior digeailon as does it bill or fnrnl Whu he owned thin one parcel at real estate, worth 1"“"‘h“"d 57 5"” ’°" ' ""l"“'°° "Nu 5‘ t‘l.‘.l1L some loalitine it like eoanparuon Ill-‘N WU‘! ¢ll°P°lW-l NWVIUIM dbl‘. bl-brim the lie.” If-2 detoruilnodlorevialt ' tract of tracts can soothe tho luv o brunt “mm 550 000 “(I um, d In mam“ 3 . ‘"5 l-WPM!'°M 3°13‘ 0‘ I83: Md 950"‘ l° 59 re very atriklnir remiss: in Woroosterahlnr, “""‘ “ ""°‘ ""5"'”°°‘° “W P'“’‘“ l“‘- '50 ll“-Ar’: but. with heating bout and Then by hi: love who Guido called to brave and mike Christian: at ur nll no qn ckly an I ' ' P. e P r ‘'‘‘”'‘'l“’- 3°13“: ""°d “PW “ '°' "''‘1‘7 gr ineinnco Lho otininnlh ivncrvuod ﬁfteen "°'“ lb“ ma '°°d" '"‘"° 5"‘ °"°‘""" “"’” ‘ll'°°b“"i§‘°* in he nears the them. no burn Why on Ibo land. end war at the were. v:oll~1:-riilen bill of into.‘ To nil of there llllul !T°P°“T W ‘N ““°“-"ll. “ l’""°“ 7”“-' W‘ 1"‘ 5" ‘''°'‘’d 51' ““d'”‘°° '*° time: u I'nxt'u the population. But with 1513 £31" Pﬁmﬁmﬂfﬂshgfﬂgkéﬁnl lhi‘ ll‘°l°°" ° ' men and women at work 15! kl" Iﬂkwtd I0 I Mlmﬂﬂ. quenlona we can once more echo, Ab, wbstll $330,000 and $110,610. By hb-Will he 0- ‘Nib’? P”? '3’ H“ '3‘ 334.30” ‘N 03303 . ’¢ . M - gm :3“; mu to 135) with u- ' “"033 “*0 l’°“l" ~nei.n. Al in In 0 int. marched. end i-hanged and purine.-vi. ‘ Then it is with much narrow that we hen - .3 w. hgvg an to nlnwlph wh. l”“’5 3'“i “ t 7“ ml "4 l"”“’ P‘'°'‘‘‘‘°” ‘" - " nu [kl nnown o erottrlelendom are. spread - celly domed this puvol or lead to his wife in -' ‘ “ an lncmw 0! 9.50°i0°0 lnhnbltnnu. than r_rvv- mmleu urnnu. when olim mo. in the inn brightness or... i,i..I.., ..,.,, “I, um, “m."IM II“, 0, "W been unit-hln Ibene in works or the prod- - M-"~ J°m“°“ ‘"41 1735! “ "h"5° °‘ "’“‘’‘7' van: no nddition to the yuzly number of crlna- l Irhllicd autumn‘! bloat or wintry allot. (..n.ida new Lu; running 9...“, mI,I.., ‘ '7 ’”d' ent nge unlly rifting beck into the for life, and upon liol_'_tMl«l.h to his only child. raven, it chanced that the sole party entitled Inn II, I,;,I‘I.mI ma Wu“. mm I“, or “,4 ,,u,¢ ,I...._ ‘mm. a. aux, .u.,._ _. , ' “cum L“ om“ mnwmn M bum mm“ “mun °f"m¢dI“_I mm_____ .1.“ hypIm,w_ the William Ingnlu-bolero mentioned, in tee, to the rerror-non.aa heir oflloriinntln Pu-none. Inwl Ihcm I,“ be“ I mgdj doom,” OI The red noon:-once their home have made‘, 1 put: her bend nnd o'er her bag,’ ,5, “I, “II, Pu“ ‘pm ‘M “huh” II" "mad II”, OI _ “II cmIm,, am IDYIIIIM I“ “M_ to churn; nttor dlrocting hie executor to pay “"' ‘ {WW ‘‘'°“”‘''- 3”’ $'“'“‘“5l“"- crime, notwithstanding the imzruu or r""‘ “" ",",,',’°,,L§', :f,‘°fu‘II,,I’°'°, “W °:I' }‘""',',“°.§' ""',,'I,§fd ‘W: m ‘I'f‘,§f 5‘"°“ And nmlcd vmcouiona. bnmbed iron UM 5-vl-1. tmm or our hotel stewards: nnd «polling the h h H nxrd dig teen, and Just married. Thlll Ioung Puhuon comm,” I3‘; “uh I3-I-I1 'n"°“l "’7""‘° "”‘"“ '°““ I'?:,:nf:;'“‘“' '”;’.I’” “I; III: Ml? '10 while-rolooxi train the )oytnn tmwn mm: mm of rum TI-m._ may fnpg-g\ug| (0 mg ~ "' mu “GP °"' M1 at "M1 m l m J°“" "43 “’ ’“"' l’“‘l"-“d “'°4- ”' ’°"“'”"°°‘ llo in round that whrllo the uiulon 7;, 1 no (1 .31 u 1 u; 1 ‘I:"h.u clothed uriof-; iroggonnnl :33; b """‘ bun.-.rr lllllernle mun Inn! in Send. it "\ '1'“ “*1” °r$2"’-.000 “db ll‘ 3"“ “'9 Lb‘ IVS“ l"‘l’?"’£‘° °°l°l“'“' '1!’-‘I’ '“““°“d "°ddll"$ inrr-cued nearly -llli per coat, I e most wh,If?g,,, ?,¢,,,':,g".,::KI, I.°dn,.I,‘? nu: ; um ma“ 5‘:u"I:I°"" °;"::_“:fI"‘I:"I':‘““' not lzoillrr. dlllheil than their .-mcceion rniliduo oi hie pmﬁﬁ‘ ‘ﬁe! the (Law or ll! W3‘: ll‘ 4194 dll-flllﬂ WI‘ {'35 4' '59 aeriorxa oiiemies ebort oi! murder docmuod 5,“, ch“, ,4 "Id L3,. I,I,oI,i¢' 5",, mam, Pi-llred 03 WNW 100‘ “I-I‘: "SM '1 fall!-lit!-e. an ",3 %'é$;:g in Jug .,.,‘,’.g.. inia ' D010" ""111 95”"! l°l'- "'1" ll" '-"°“l’l'~‘ “mi 17'’ ‘''’“'- b°‘""="~ - Tll°"'“ 1“ ﬁll‘ °ll- ”“‘ "“"' “""’“h° "V" ""”"’ "’ °' °°"°"— by nboulllll-la‘ per cent Xlnor will-‘um. av celul Ier luring bcntou hack the noon "" While thrvnxod nrowmi new-_ce-I ‘mm-ion lhue lzller-my Wllllml do l"nr° ll tlmlllvr ilrlxﬁi ll! 50100 000'?“-llllla 3316611311 um. Ind ””’ "°"’ lb‘ um‘ ‘’l’‘’“ M’ "5" °‘ °“'*’7 pt-cielly what are called lnledeaeanoryauch $3., .1“. II“, “,4, {gr . ggm would the’, “'b'""‘ ‘M ""4 "' °°“'““"' "M “':I°"‘="- at.a.:d, are tor the monl. art unlntolliziblc to all or. upon Lbs settlement 0! his unto the pomonxi "W" "1" “"5”! "' heir °‘ B‘"’ll‘"l" P‘”°‘“.‘l u ' ‘drunk and disoriluriy " pnrtormnnoea-—— ‘IMI-I,h II“-,I~,IIII I_II_.I,,_.,I¢ II I, mam Ar”, :£°a§'ﬂ':‘:‘};‘f,°I:"r'{g‘“g“:L‘:I?:I'I.‘§.:'I; I“: The pre er in uld— then, u the anthem evvelie. rcpt a member ofn mile in fnculty or a pro. properly pr-rvcd lobe barely eutllciont tor the 9”‘ '°°"““l “ '5' “"'“‘‘‘““°“ °’ 3°-l“"’°“ ‘ wrro. howovcr, inr more numerous than in p.§,I[n§ I5, 1u,I1,.I, 0 In $7-1,5; “Id VII-Id 5,,IuI_II:,, I,“ III“. Jud would "I", WI“; -1 -I In 0M 01 lnlvny mllﬂtlf 503% ientiornal interpreter. '1 oy can't speak En- P‘3m¢P*"U¢ N‘ ‘ll’-lb‘-llr “id “"5 l3°P1|°'" 80$ N" ‘'“‘'’v ‘S’ l”"""l‘l°“ °‘ l-5° '""““"‘ “I "'3' v.-nlllcr yearly N10081: PC7559‘ KN ll"9‘l“°ﬂ¢‘7 cult-n. the tramp M urea: wake the moun- A 00"’. I |°0p h.|.n¢1;¢-A’ NI,“ III, nu: rope ' 3:2: gum’ ""7 C“: we’ ‘pncbm M 1)'"M' But‘ no - rilott ox their le dies. The: run] "'"'°"» 50”" °"""—S"'° 5"‘ b"""°“ 7”" oi nrn-at vru ionbor became lice lam lllw. lbet 0t'lﬂlU‘V'07l<‘ﬂ‘11“‘°l*l-'lll’~l"l3 l’l"'*’l“l- I‘ hoI“,.I,I.' “yard, I, In “III”, niicr her death within which to bringthnlr I",-I, mm-I, .mnXg.I.uy un!nrccd.poBul- lnur- l::;'_I.:‘,tI',:;',,', I'IlI“:I:I),':, Mm’ Guido‘ “ad ,1" And her Illgbi aid, through their redmablod Al<l_rb eiho room come: to also end— Am ﬂow I1,.;vI, II,“ «but. [ha mean am. a I-(mtiztnlhlo income. which onnblod 'l*"_“"ll T59" 5'51’! Pl‘°"l1 *0 5° ""90 °”°‘“' dare held their own B8 to number: through Nuw, an the road um lend! rrma Outtha tnsm. . l’°""'- ' I, lad‘ II l 5‘ """“"f"l:I9" ‘V ° "m lllhlllh: ll!-ll’! ill“ W53‘ W6 3N Pllilnlt bu". during her We to iiuppon herself In e 1*“-Dll-‘°l‘ Imlgll mew‘. mlldllji: lﬂ l*‘“l°“l lb!‘ jean, ii dcraden he coulparwl. in II not Ii|~I-Mr two lnlgbta who nwwly Icnd than down, :"b'I§‘I’;'I‘I‘:2[“’I':mf';:“r"""',:;l"_r‘-:“‘I‘;_:“'§‘;‘}‘ °'"“' “"“‘I9° “'I‘ '';'91lfl=l3¢° '1 ll "W11 T0 nbaut. ii in of this we complain. .\ot one ‘is zen ctalale manner. U901: her death, in l’=T‘| ll‘ "10 Um“ 5l|“¢B~ “Ml ""“K°‘ quire (me, on Mr. Quelolet dmlarod. and Ill. n~o::hui_ibc grvunIl_ where liilll toe mu: u- I“ “I,” JIM“ “'14” um; “Mic M-A I ll’ |ﬂl¢l'l’I' 9? H‘-an oi‘ A xontlomm of _I\mI,,II.u, ;,(,uIIgI,,_.,g 0“; of . hundred an a . , the rain cntcrod Into Ionian oi the “"”'~' lb‘ “*3 l“"3“" "-“d” ‘'l”’ 'h‘” 9"‘ Mr. ilucklo in bi. Eli-rory oi (,‘Ivill.utlon n.\— “l” _ H W t ' M ' l"'”'”’ “d ° V‘"" A‘ I """" 95°" “ porn Francois worth n cout, end not more t‘l>lAl0e which bod Indian 1] Increased in ll‘ "- ‘Ed W “' ll 3 H’-B-7;“ 5“’l”'- ‘ 'P‘°‘ rumtd, that the number 0! munirrn in equal I};r'I",‘,(:¢,.uwg.::::’c’)l.l::rx:":v:i:nul-'ﬂno' -‘nor. a TM‘ l‘ "'7 Mluﬂlr has no yet-2! fﬂlll‘-V Tho;leuth:‘aSehI:>;vudthnt ho mun two colored waiters out of ore? tire can ‘ 1-aim: udhn lxndbou: cnluyiux {or Ittoon “l"‘l"K ““‘“'-W" ‘M’ “I, ‘°“"l'°"""‘l" year by you. The annual dilfermcoa ere ” Iuulna 3 ‘ '7. l'°”Im "‘"""’“ '“""“'°"""” """ ”"°"” ."€,I“Im' ,I‘,",,,’I‘I,° 3:7 °u;'°I.Id‘I_I b°”°”f3 ' ""0" FY9501 Wllb Ill! milk“ °Kl'N 01' yeein nhnndeorno income derived Kixonlmm, "‘1- “’ 5'" “ml” gd ‘f"“"' “°°“I‘“7 some-time; great, but tnn- ear period: bring I.;.,I,. I, II,',°,,I,,.,,, II“_ M, “I,” ,_,",m,,I H5“; D';n’::3n°=I"l5 l:"':I-.I';“';"‘ll_';"l'°d°°‘::°b“"“ “WK :1" ‘ °’l'hm‘‘’ mu‘ a In rﬁ '3 "Oi: periectioa. These are two observations when he was one day rurpriiwd to hear thnt ‘I”"'l' “mu *1“ “mm K}, ammu '7 “' nbotlt the name number wit u strange regu- Ann um. Irlut ntmllod plan no lallcrtd iirnnd, lg: mull: nolflvr luinti er wnye without iI°I:‘I‘Lr: Work 0! .7g)u_‘ll‘l'm<icl;I)I at I‘ who a, whlrh we have picked up In our brief expo- tlio two ooualnr, whom hie lather bad benero- ll 3'5“ - 3“m°° ll 1° "3 l “ll '3' 4"‘ lamy. rm every weapon in each rank in mnuooa. ,. ,I,,._I., .,, I..;l,.,.,._- r.,.- inmign -no rota: _ '_ ‘_ l’°°‘~ rktncv with hotel: and hotel people. llentl remembered. inhlnwill. hadedvanoed UNI Wu brought by the -heirs oi ilonlnmln To what came: in the great dlminuuon of l(I1!K in nu ran and bade nu noul rtjniao Noll‘. Whlll in the lronsoquucel Let in III In In, “I,,,ug_,,}, mp. 1,55 Pnrnone to zircon: Iron 11 tho luid III I In “I "I II) ‘nae rliier Iiniahuwhoee linen and humbly inlut II “III, I I I _II, I Ian“, I Women's Drone _ln the Last Century. 1 I; in: mic‘; ll 3;, 3 I _ RI, ‘angry: “Mam”, ad ¢I_I:uI,m°,,:3, ‘I; which be Ind Ill!‘ !V°°'¢T°l-l '5‘ Wmlm’ ntn'::em1‘§£3.”l0 Ill‘ "i.:’cl:"'(‘f3’ ?°:a‘mAp;f;"' $5.3" ‘i§TJ$"'33a':"i‘rl °".'§".i It:l:‘iro:e:‘e:l°:-Ir;-I, N3: nn on: ll’v‘I:r-grrerualrttr-l tune wﬁem : Tl-e drente at Queen Charlotte, the bride oi lg: wzre nlliilgﬁt-toned. hgandnomuelipﬂfialxlfvz plied to the payment at their lexndoe. Thin “ll Ann" J°“°"' 1" ‘M’ ‘‘u‘’‘' "1" Pl‘'““‘ dnre point: autn variety oi‘ rauoon. but nukes II, mg, ,,I 5;,“ gm 5;” “III Bu’ Mm‘. 1;“ lufoll" P"‘b‘“|""““?' 5“L:*I-n“:'d' "-““° the I ulod, In time described by the t‘.hranl- lwlllu )‘0illIs 111111 iwhlt‘-ll “'0 IN 1100- mil claim. new In-Ida thirty rein Iflllrtlw dot?-h "5' ""7" '"°"”m!' “d “'5 Md “°‘°°“" two l min ‘ First, the abolition oi the pm. In. gygmgd 9,; uni pug‘, ¢.,¢I,..gI,L_ be. ‘ "'7 '‘‘‘“'V' ‘' '’° ° ‘ 9 ’ ‘ clen: On her wderod lair she wore a ﬂy‘ ion worn it beautiful, dellcntc, blmhlng, or hi: lather wee. ol course. as teurpriae 5"“ *1‘ ‘*1 ‘°‘“"l P°"°"l°° °‘ “W “I?” practice or rtlng orixninale. It In worth noun, “,4 "I .1," I,,,,,I,,,I, ,,I ma“ III,,.,,,I cap or lace the uni modo irorn i-‘ranco, uni tropical-natured girl which, may be, you to Mr. pile. e £41 cut oil the£op- ”"’” °°““'°T°“ “I ”°"’ "°"'h ‘ °°“P °‘ while to notice t conclusion, while there in Shaved thattbe nplrireblndoiudworn it) I-hath; 'n,I°I, ;,I;,,.IIII¢;.,.I'.II-,;;,.,g1,., “rm ..i;g'ul; 3 amount ol dinxnonde on her brow. Her drug are ;Iu pone, again. 1 at we invited you to ulu lden that ‘mt! rem’ not-mica I -ac ~ “VW ”’°""“‘d ‘l°'“"- '~° “if *"°'°“‘d Idle ulir-going the rnnndnnbout tnal:ingAlaa- no um lull noon the urn mu 5-" -n end What l§om.mI..i.. wow the git no pm was or white lutin hroeuiod with gold, bar so to l a Home with us to dinner . uall cut on’ oil elnlrnn. IIIII9,-Qloﬂeifet wen 311- J°ll1IIl;3l|ll-§- ‘bowl! WWW "P9039!!! 1;. mgr“; M . 9,3,1 "uhmag, sgmgd, .34 lnillkh. on 1'-rllld or 00. lhltxwlcﬂ Ilmlli-1 l>0ll>4- [find in nor word nnrl mono within her boo; eioizncher covered with diamonds. iier long which Inn‘: st nil likely). We trip Into the o co. me: thirty yonn’ undiuurtml pos- W ll!" 0 kiwi ll lhlll we.‘ -I 0 1;!“-I Y I,m..I,. gm In II,.I.°m..., .. igjprorggeut m Wu“, M“ ‘M mm.“ In M. II“ l._cn iron: Mrliin. when -mull-urfm MR9. I loll t relrei trnhi, loo to her nhouioon lain -room, chemo down the aisle end an ""!lla1I byhia mother -ind lueuoir, mu ua dlil in lllldllm-dbl °i;¢r-ll°ll- ll *lll°h '3'“ n the mm rv fouditicn or the roar. Tho I,,,,, I,,,,_,,,I,,,I;m, ,._, _ Ian I, I - mumwo molly bar be-nnr-non Wm, l,....i,.. or pg]: ., wn mm. by I... that at the uni». we pick up a hill or bro moo; elaimnria out or the will in ?’l:cg|ne . Illifdilion uhdboiot 3:“ zI:1£n‘_:l‘- ciaengur j “E?! boeneniomod nthe In-go rm." ;,i.I,.m,,, 1.3.4 I.” II,,€.,l.l4 .. tluldoawenvrtxtaropponnnltyto no but biidunuidg. The dress or me bndofmu -one oi‘ your x-‘rauoo-American Iteli.-in L-ill: her, thstvrill ha been proved in 130. mu ‘ "‘°"‘;. '» ‘P“'°ol .' Ir bu‘ "3 cities or it Britain, in respect to the lad - Th-IHB umelelor oi tough metal to i - Ilonc. He walked through the olive wood meet the grenieet_rlchunu—o eontol’ n was or oitaro. ouch u tbcyx-anon: or nirorde. sup- ;r hnd Mr. bulls ever dreamed that the ° W“ 'b‘"dl ‘ ma‘ "‘ - lnxn oft): am-dunes have boenouly toohy Tbtianntbanln, \1|lMrAU¢hIDIl'0.5ll’W7l and lingered near the petlh by which Ihe inlin. embroidered all round with Ilowore in P060 I! 1! llll! N110 M’! ‘V M1 "6! 013 Di-ll‘ genie! given to hit codeine oould in my my I;°‘"‘K 1‘ '7 " “ “'4 '" ““ “‘ °‘“l’u‘‘ imitated barn‘. Old rooisriee have been nlih- 90'' "H1 uovwlﬂl lb tnlmli nil-ll dlsplnn; would have come to i to her home. He now colored rillre, and heightened with I lo: dork at thin bleesod moment nud which we precedence .o1'o:' tlunpooiiie devise at ‘W " * "lm“"- "P"“l"°" l‘ '°l’""lh’:'“ leuiy torn down in London. And the drrnll- 'I’IlI"'If°’Il3: :“;"'n“‘:':I:¢°glf§‘.‘l$5l’-. .0“ the dwelling he had named to love; hogezed gold or mi-er, and puto button; r gwmd nrvrd lingo rpoue at atterdnyln dinner in 'e parcelotrhnl utntoiohinuelx. It wan, l“'“l'- "“'3d “"31” “'4 V“““ “K : Inga at even toluahl den‘-znl. pie orer- I I,I_l‘,‘" .‘yq"ul".u“Y.. Iﬁgmwx ;I lit the window which he know mm lool: Into aaxln waistcoat Globonioly emhm dared am one o! C einnetI'» rev-clue hail;-Ia. our 111' S itllbtlbltnbtnnhorttt in . n rnntter oi contain: K335, no clear that his r E ‘ “ 3‘ 9°‘ hauled. to an extent how orkera would ,. I II I. II ,0. III_ her room. It was not long before lhl come. enriclxd with eimllnr Ornunanu, A "med eagle are mine it overho I y aearchlng {or y :- ;); but tend. wiildm to m- "M95 Nu‘ “W "“l'' W5“ W‘ 5"“ ‘V’ rebel against. Lord Abel-darn nooounte for o macro: 9,. "lm nu She rluteued her pace end nude nn thou wiih richly-cuteieelhllt lace mitten a hire: the lnoetd llinite tit-b eroou deal nod- ievor his grin and wit. and than to e n 9‘ 5" °'‘l’°'- 1373' "‘'’l" ‘"3 ll" l._l;d":'h- the connection between dirt end ex-lino, which Wﬁfe pointed bonrvgtboonihu $1» 1» . in WI! him. bl“ Ma 60010 llll ll-lined bl . trill. with dlunond-buolzlod Ibo“, e‘&,.;i...d wherowlthewo might iiclile your Mrntxnnlsta oerour oixtanho residue of hi: some ”'""‘""l ‘ M“ “'°'ll““ “"' ' -l-miles eoaclmlvllt rim‘ 1-1 In ln1¢m-dl- Ollrggdlrvmwﬂmwwlm l- ‘km “-1 314399“ the my an looks will as into her hit ettlre. should we can iurtherto inquire and win Yourlove. (Excnee us. but m an bl that durin tb thl : "ll" *9" M‘ W14 "“°"5°"“""°’l‘ "‘ are tutor intern rnneo. Hod living tend: 100° M “N860 l§v°-lﬁlwll “L in . Thelrworde were few and common- Into the wzddln lilo ol this inahlonebl nxloxn well.¢n mm, d um I3, I, , I II lltnrﬂl Ibo!‘ hi: dlxtgoull ‘gl‘“”§lv H‘ b°“$l"Iz:' I'dg‘I"l3“" “Ia to bed iirilskiull l1XJl‘lBHIl°P!‘lI°5~ TB‘ IYI'§'.“"’,‘}‘I’,', .',,,,.I¢,.‘I‘,‘.I,,:," :‘éI,'::§‘_" Ialece. tbouxh he scoot-llpituled her to her ccupla we tin l peininll portrayed by th: aionueh ere ﬂratlooullcnn. “ r m d not-eroonnrudtoutyoise to eaten °' 3' '0 3°l‘°Wl W9 0 ° " 2 nmral otthll inc obvlona in to mod no oon:- III,“ I. Imam an "II "II,__ ether’: door. He did run: up enough oeure powerful penal of lo ln..hb ‘ Marriage A: Milton on in “Oh, ell-whet do mine “£3, {I i. I i hi it irondhy l - ill“ u {, .herdirpoulolttavm9ettﬁthent Willa " °‘I° ;' " "“ '°°’ °°m I U3‘ I:I‘h Inent. Ev dollar that zone to the an - “,,I,.I.,,.,I,,.II, I, II,[ NI‘. I,..ﬂ,,:- use to take her head. but e la Mode. There owlie ll awning over eyuingiieibe la?" "Corn bee! and cab- boen notnnlly nude. Oollnltin 9”” °‘-‘ 1 conepleuoiu on CHIOB If ° pen of whale come: out of I 4 And tnld lilni ii onrodnot launch new. iihubrnel an iron: hiinil notwtth ienr Ml‘ ¢h°°°lIlOr While the human hna onreleu- Lego." Verygood En llah butepaor ren- wev . . ed [:5 5°‘ 5' "°“ 1'1’ ‘‘”“‘l’- J’ 5" °“" pocket: or honest labor. Every crime To," npiaylloﬂwi the nut" Yet Intlinntnt-I, uiirniou the deer ty thrown hlnuelf into I chair, Cord: and cut iora young lady. lgﬁeei tongue." on at amino hthetimwithlnw iohmoneo . Mono. ilddl to our turn and the coat or ‘turn ehrlnl Mimiri -94“ Who Br-Ibu -an lholonr Aoowmorllood cuddnblee ahocr the oocugatiob at tho night. d xngiiin, but you know, in 4.“, no one htlln hrenghiwutiniteatear - Whiloihe emu whichhnd oneehelonr.-ed llvin . Would we as n oomuxunlty eoeno- ,fhl;lllg ‘"0 HM 0! lo Ml-0° 0!-redb Mn» :1 -nduadoul-llul mood The oldfnllhful rtemru to via ‘3S'roo|: me enouxfrh tongue -lr-may {lo tongue. I ' in: it npann no gnu lied man: of year: there wne no such 3- to Mr. Win. Ingalle run in; from one min cleanse the toneinont-bonnet reduce ""‘ ‘”“- ‘“ ”"l’°‘7 “l” ""'° {‘I""“- ‘“'“‘ IE5 - _ will: loolu or despair. llopln the uunul at there an entree: or u on or- intlo din; the hrinldnx or an nation to person to itaothnr. id the mildarin our the number ortheir oocupanu byen eniereod III,‘ ,§."I,‘I'I‘“-".d_ I. II Hun dmrundr lAUi‘l7;l::;I‘|’ In al‘;;:l‘:;:l" ‘m from H” II, “Id 5,”, I, II, .,,“,,.,I,,fI,ImII.. O; I ,, ¢I,m., ,_II,,,I,Im, ,0,“ “II I ,5’ “Ind, recover a e . ﬂee ibneaobuaotu Gone:-1' on we have endeavored to describe r. In- luv: Iaull down iilth rookerien; provide rapid 5,; .. . ,ii.g..5.., my. ;IIu¢ g;.._ “I 0 “Id m mt an I‘ W” "I. manners of the tlmutﬂlyet there in no doubt ﬂebet. no doubt there no name excellent :3? W» “W9 3* Kw‘ VI» Kl“! M4 lllllmllu 1" I “N-l Id“ lll mun wronxtlr no cheaply. no that clualI- train the blond-nhodoww in Kndildks. mm In "Md "6 xmh M _ but that nociety at perlodnuiuhen u the cookie. among ihmi but, gum 0.5.“-, Vim 1 wt: VI. amazement. ll Ilnally ooourrod to , how- am: end a.lt_ In the auburbe may be he an travel. tanning: onn . uIbe ore. 7 11' PP! tnnlty, ti-oedoni andunproduble tnodu o 0.1- no they; The tire: in order ban a line. nice, , I.y:[i‘.:e[“'i’.a.ilea, 64, 66. Ho nlao learned that erer, that he would go to the roototth nub ¢¢...n,;._ meg |2ﬁ£n"£:gn:x;It.b§::?r:.lu1ro:;‘;o Imnkwuwfé me i bokru A»! with no sauna iiaorexzauerl beion hi: view lounge or the Regency and [Janis XV. The long r ID a 00995! . _ och name, which no doubt stand! I wilt after - e tl . e in ed a ski liul oon- un dimin “ l ‘ TM! 900"“ lrlum:-in "M8 “II °'°TPl-lmllll toilet war the grout rum and business of life 10!‘ n . ' . I er’: oath“ that 1: ~'$‘§i§l‘o :o.ly:n{c1e!;°wt‘1!-anminllatallilllnolinck ltrpouible l‘lagil,r(,Krgmny beeure that with tho oduono ‘'‘’‘3‘‘ '5 rmutnoae that ta: 1 alight. ;_::I°-;';;',":‘, °":’.‘l“‘.;§.°{£§I‘i°$“.'o§‘“‘ ruel ul°ll¢l1““1lllll1l°l U10 lull’ the B61911 uni ’n":?'¢ah‘alK:c{{’6!:l!:; s£‘l::l:rcmv§:hi::v?z:agt have ‘by tnnee hndthere been no to lhe book at pouesniona. 1"he reeultol ilon that our nhllc echoole more we can by 1&1! U30 £040 10115. 356'! III. til-ouch U10 " ' , '''‘‘l b ‘lament. ‘rake. Xorinnenno. weird; or the mm me, of III,“ II [II_ M, In-II will, thelnwlookedupan thndovlneto him so thin lnvuti ntlon wall that it e that such media re good oiiizaru. lnxtead at ii If -1? re I hem t on our): -on. m- Lil». I-Lilla I ‘Lumen I unullllhnlggi 6 Ion passed her only: Atten, alter her rirk itI any ~. Yea, imnmr um mum void anddooinod him to lure taken the an the parcel w Id: be had hlxmo owned. to- thieves nod pnupera, growing up In end ‘G l ll lull’! 0 15 W"! T?“ - 1° 7'” Ill» P9 1‘ ‘"3 3°‘ 15° 3‘ "1 "5 "duh of Bohon " an it Wu called. xonilnlly ‘'9 W |*‘°.”“ mg I (I oolorodtnsnanlnd tare by deooont. What he hut happened to gather with the ndditlonnlhxpinroel bought and uciind how ‘tort. now It theiau tnmuxh mnrnyear oi ion,‘ In the marl for the remix nob" ‘hill 5° token bcion min; the lady ansnged hornet! you. who limb“ 1! ll w 1 inside ot n be A npnoino deriae oi the eetnte to him wan added to It by anilth, , In-1648 or 1614, . fﬁlirouxh mrﬂdnw wlmgwa I0 l. *l'°Ill1l1 10*‘ I ""150: '0 “-7 Ngmh 5'33 35° in n muslin peignolr or wnap er, nut! hm a school-boune) wgnt we n ,4, than avoid devlee. or no daviu ntnll-. land when the Book ot Poeuuionn wan oomplled. Dun,“ FIor“c°. -. A;dl‘“‘l;;acdpl;':u_,°““’I I‘:.}l'v.':I:‘u- 5*‘ "=4 15 Wu ll‘ ;h°lll_'8 * *5“ :0 rrguinr rooe tiou or hot trien gwhlle with Francois wort scent. “ml his oeioi real estate, being In theatre or constituted one parcel. which will then the 1 In N h D I W 01 ‘ I" 'hm”mIuo‘ ‘Mm 'mm____ had gotten t Ibetterh: h rreaaou, no e Ii; 1." 3.1; an eveled, she was an milled! tar get eomeolthoeoapoo} It so «I the: Ir . or an undoviaod rollduo, Irna it onion” or one "Hadld Logic," who The little E orencv Elk cm 8310 ll; B IO M , II MI ' I be made hlm promuio *9 her ﬁn Y"h"~ the ilratllxne in the da , to the handle her up In our nose. you ll vs =0- -of amino lotobe will for the ayrnontol eu qoently, in I600. under the mine of Loin WI‘InVll|1 mllﬁchll-ﬂu : BR: l:"l:_l:l_ nngb ll 0°IldB'!|_ 9 lg: Jfll no lo ntihe end of tbncti nae lie atil Ofﬂah gr‘ l-W hairdresser; for utnnlyane ﬁrauea tour or are oompelydio pointottritugernt the wool _ 3. the kinda oontelnod in. hit ﬂavor’: will. "llinudltt 18413101," oonivo edit toilohn Yer- I Iui-“'0 Offﬁhgﬁ Wk I &‘V- d0 WM,“ 7 "37 IN" I 95- Wlgdlfl N l 9 °'u‘W‘§ "1 '-“- live time: n :11). Bar hnir, i.l oﬂ her Hid gay,“ 113”: ENG?» “3 WW?“ *~ It was aucta which the executor wu e ontheexprue oond oaths: no build» IIl<::é110!° dllwga: :8? 7 Wm m {' ' lie but wonlddrnunoi deed: (in arm b I 0 uin-mun at '3 °l’lllﬂ°ll¢9 lace, covered with powder, plum-od with thin. oh no nntroan ntld-i:K.V ‘ bound to np to thin; purpose. The ex- gee old be erected on a oertnln portion of 'El 01' 18,0} If 00! ll 7‘ If!!! Nlglh J 3. vlrgglomng }'i)‘nl»r3‘I:, x*_s;I=‘I|I:u:y lands. or A lot or. at to no pu Inn Wu pqmg1um' ma 11111154 in mg guru, nu Iowa the line oi our ‘ﬁnger end rah,‘ Coto- not me: heal been oeumieed lathe than _ rtlonottlio turn! the Iimul-ea wavered. i 0, “wig: '1 -ll°mllI>,ll ° 0; gmvh "3; ,m. “If” M;'l;;lmlt:n-:_I°b“l°-4-mo - I-L-ldo let! Mr. but Niki‘; gr; «rt-mm‘; raised. by moon: or gauze. ioethcre and tlow- l¢.“°' 3‘ {’f"."“°°fl -dsmaw 13 m 3: recent can ol Ellie in. rage, 1cub., lsi; ow, it had no hapgoned hattble portion oi chi drvl VI that‘! 7 °Wn|-“:11 I 0 M 3,, “II, “III.” OI 55,7“, II“, lilﬁuilvfé Wellenb 3'” h 5" H en, Into an odinoe oiten equal to her be lit. Iiavde. tenth. its -9. Much .. raped and Er. lnplln wu ﬁnally eoinpollod to three gcretnluoa 5 nova been built hrr gleniietl» ton Nah 6‘ 111-03‘ 0 won" ll nn wm_I‘_”_M_ hm“. ml :0"; “II W‘ mu good, an be buaiicd ‘iimcli I k e ‘Altair: Four .13. at nu” II." 5,.“ I,°I,I,uI¢ I, [ha waiter-I u uberond ll:-and honutao run. l no the estate. the ttndisyuted pouueion or upon rote the great lire, but Mr. T110 E 50350" l 5”?‘ ll “mil” 319-1 IN...“ 01 hllllh TM l'°l[°"lI| 7:1“: ‘I "1 “"33 IQIIIQ cc those erections, with buttcrillea, Thonhere annother Brmchy la . alter, whioh holend colored for nomnnylnun. said Smith’: new buildings 553 09'9"“ "5 ‘l°“'1 |l?.PN5¢¥i I8 0”” other hw A 000; Lou worthy lore: mined In hie num nown. l°Yii °°1l1Illl1Il8 l K V l l ° '11:” Wﬂumwk birds. and teetbnre introduced—the last at hr” we some or thin éliatgniou dedoedn an. at the axeontor vot ntherte whoieoxthe torhlddon ground. it we: ovI- llntl Incline law! Ilmlll 1 lhmtd 0 Anaileu eaanihen -rnenhoruoeanoy, obowe that the hlnrqule at me does not me ,,,°,g, p,gI,°.;.I-on, M133; gr, I; 1. ygggpﬁ, M erenandaornoo! in Ora-clla e um‘, will for $135, , not quite enough to pay the dent, then, that the oondiuon had been “reel, hid Mi-‘Jr! Ilhllwd 10 Ill! llh1t1l_=1g- AII:ﬂ1::.t;ltl‘o:>‘i;cﬂ:rl‘>Ii::a'I‘n_ilhf;l Iyh.“ mm‘ lhll-I um I man, no matter how inueb a lord “II .50.,‘ I, ,.I-II, Am, .3 homo. I,;,.g,I-“,5 cu barre noir;),.ud seroall uantlty’ oi‘ th at at-gnclzu tohie oounlney which noise, with broiler thin the breach bod occurred no r~o- Mic lﬂdlfldull 1! °1Tl:lI¢ln I1'¢NW=tlll'I.l 0 In L‘ ‘M PI”-W nu [ml am“ “In” or be nay be, heaven right to be of no noiuoo “Id mn;,,g_Ih.1I,I,-.¢",.u,,r. mg I", ¢,I».,I (Auourcilud Aynomta la aura :1 Hotel) interest from the expiration of one onr naer ccntly at the right to Jnioree n forfeiture beIullf1IlcIl.l‘I€drIl.W 1%}! M mualuavg 41'. ume‘ ‘ - queue in the vsor ti: “,4 . "I", III... II, In,’ ‘boggy, Qnnyeugd 3,, mad while you me out lint brin ue a bit the ioatetor-‘ll death. ansountednzt e umeet we: not barred by the etntuto. and uttld not llltllgglllltlllltl daft!’ 51! colllﬂllll 0 T0” N H W “Ton C our “mm” m Pride oi lineage, polurihoi war. the ulinuud conversation of [I15 whit. thlli(1i’agoia do oeafi, aux Pei Oignona), theealein tax: to £I4.ii.000. The hioun. bodeexnedtoheve been waived Ira any nap lhe nsaodi Dante with in dirt notion tut b In u f klrlm , n Th 5“ a» lien]; dl-honoroll 0 r°M- ore. ‘Ibo remainder oi the toilet was Mtg’ WIll»4.l'. don t. target this (9305 -Joni! themaolvu pureheeed the estate at the Iect or delay; had that eonsequcu , under Dink! hlmliell mull lllrl Ml than I“ 55°04 Ie 0*‘ ll 3’ 1“ v w 01 Wall lfnhll loulsll Ilnnxlli whoum gamma, eh. mug in nu; or whim I". do 4). Away gone the wniior Idioma- oale deemlngthaynrclusoenxoodtnveatnuent, Ibo decielon in (Ira va. Blane , 6l‘ic mm H llllllllllct Wﬂllll Wllilll-U18 “'9 ;°”3-ham “5P““"““ 7ih"h°‘_'I II“; "3 L"';I:,‘I:I"fII'.';'°‘:I",“."'°" the an geniont oi’ t epo,tchu—| point of “IN. ‘$11118 *0 “W0 40"“ '41 |W|l‘ or rho amount or thuir ice, and Mr. rill, a rorieiiuro or be until tor brunch 0 Elm oua walls the an the out no- glll I°°*m°hl;lI'fl‘;“ v ‘d ‘Ii: ll B‘ - put meme, -11;... wan mg. or mug his return with nttnnge misgivings ar._ In lnlnuiuttadalyaumo iitricter economy this condition could now be ouiorcod if the )0 llbflc 00210 H110 bﬁll‘-ll: 110$» V _"l‘l'b P" 9 "'~‘h°’rdf‘l lr °“l“}l£mrll«|‘ll An waelaid iurther bank. the count was IIIIII_8umm'du’dmI._Im° “us crﬁcemmd bu,‘ AI, you (“dull ,0. WI,“ VI, wIIII,d in la domneuc ex.peiuoa,nnd pondered much truo perilee entitled b descent and by roiid- own in tho lower dtitudﬂ El"°" ‘° R9’ 6: de “MM” ? II" ‘I ' ‘:,§3'- ll PH“ Wm! 133 510°”: “N1 “*0” 5°94 other 1um._ ]_-arch“ In‘! originated to, you Iuppoeo, oi course, that our inten- on the uncertainty of the Law and the xnuu-' nary detlren under L o originlti “Eugle" or It by Arnollo begun to be when the poet war coil or paint! lb!’ 11133 II’ 9 Mills V~ monitorii were nluioet forgotten b the 5 In II-uni,” mm" Lou“ xv, WIIII 5 Lion “.9 II, ,III.PI.I" “II, you “I, I-|8hI_. him, or human nﬂnln. “l-:1-.5195" could only be found. It occurred born. The n d Buzello and the Pnlnuo Voe- lt‘-I!-— Bccplo oi (Jrlon. One day Lite an a bet] o W", Io mo‘, 0, mo WIIIMHI" DI II“ Iouxuo II,’ I.IsI,I__ I I, 5 II, ,1“, to II, __ By one_,ot tbooe eurioun eoinoldenoee which to Ioxnllr, however, that thlennme “}.u- ¢;_l:l0 were Hill ltl pmcﬂl 0! build! 3:, 3131-8 clean» cut a wondmua llghtauomeni ﬂood _ cnuiiiul girl: were out n the ileidn tinting umpIuI°n_ M“ II”, we” W", “.0” I,’ ma .i.om ur. Thu lv,-ng-noun in . doing 3. an often occur. Kenn. William nut! Arthur in ’ bore I certain elmiinrlty in sound to (rcct, Santa Hula Xovelln and G elovoe U:(?ellld tea end on wind. on wlgod. _ wreaths or violet: and singing this pretty women‘), dﬁk IIIIEL 0”“ Wu II“ “I In huded }.~I.,I,I._h am, I, “mpg mu mmlml '- Jorzre had rout-oi beiun to enjoy the in- II own; end, as he had houd thin durin lycnmpnnllo were all in the future with All A 411-11!!! '50" 0“! °ll°_ ll Vl“°'lI rrrg: pI“I,,‘Ih“, Imche, nu. III, I,,,_ II“ II“, .,dmI-I-I19.‘ wm) Tat-3 Q gotgllcugg I]; you at creased upply mono ntorded the rnrly your after the ooitlrmon ol the their riches. The nnoleni. Bndla, o Abbe ‘€339: ' ,1 -I-I, II,I,IRI,,,I,.(I III," an ",0." _ I-DI I. d.A I Ia pm.“ dd A-ave“ them by. the rent! cl thelgnewlyy acquired country’, great char: in the e ling or of I-lorenco, still struck the am‘. its poo L',‘,':I"l::'I,,d l§ii:t'in lzroveuu, when Dnriatiuroee: :l:.°‘lthl°eili1;°¢?i’nll::h1:i:i€lr(lﬂ:$ll;n:e?ra;:«:1u nu gurceigtiﬂri not Olbrnltnr, wheiico property, when they each reoclrod one umrn- numu Id been liroug nbont. he imitated n cord? to all the llmnln: c in end llmusll FIOM gull to clll—than to the ma. lhnt lusnpod l--{P >'°'I'Il1‘“°‘;'";:I§"“ " ml’ '" 0 eight, uid cech ludlu ipeclel dulgnzilon. itrlece that odor 0! colour Tlu Petite 01¢- "' " ".‘““"”“' Y” ‘W"“' "°‘°"°"“’ ""‘”°°‘ “‘ l" “"7 ’”‘° 1"“ °‘"" °“'’‘’’‘‘l“' ”“ ”""‘ H" ml 5"’ ”"‘°“" "'“°“"’ hm ‘H. l’"“ " V"""°’ 'l"““‘ ""“ ”‘ ""°'- 'l’l"“’°‘ A “"10 ' Elie ncrcr when without nbox oi uulma to none In ii.‘ The devil take the Paul: O! - °' *" -‘""'"" ‘‘‘° “''°'““' °‘ °” "u.‘:.'.:’.'*:.::.i.::.i*i:r".::‘..*r.:.:°.;:l‘! .':::.*;';:'::;°.'.::ii'::::;‘z:.z:.*a:iz.‘:i*:.:*:::: i3::::.::i:-.:.:*:.:.-.:.i:.::.:..':..*:=.::. .».......... o. ...... .1 birth. no-ea -» m-on aeemm-ll on no mm mm w W l- in r lia tn in a writ of ontzry. " the premiacw de- lrcrr hlinl , , . A ~ , Doug be —-1 [Vs i ' no-rflood in the writ being the?! newly |¢’[!llf€d ed, nil heir of Xndid E is, 10 Illfﬁfcﬁ $0? ‘l’ 9433 '“¢l°"d "lml" ll“ ‘°°°“l Mn“ °‘ 3"‘ "?.‘o'.'r"- !"'m ""1‘,'.‘3.“-' . ‘ "“""“" ""35 l5I;:1n|\lrrlr2Idl.|1‘§tnu{n‘l§l.‘n§‘I‘3'!::I‘li1h:' :l‘:ftI‘ll;l“ailili;l]° bill?!" hygigl zgninzlzltcrrﬁ: fllrgzglgg?-’ 'l€|,ll\?llv “Will 7*“ ll ‘$13? entitle. on non oi‘ the oondlilon Int eold duct! or {son will: which extended iroln the Panto nllo "ff? " uucn, ll?-énnum-. .2: .“"“‘ ‘‘‘“‘‘l' )I arm the “MP1. 9; 99,- mg; in ad’ mm lyx; tiny locUng.“u. ImeI.,,,I1 Tnltn ereryming «war, and bring in some The Menu. Jones were at ilriit rather _ the forfeiture oi’ thooataie now In the pouega (‘in .0. or hubaoonto. newly built, to _tho Md_‘.Ii amlhlulng noise amt tut around. ' Elf‘ ...III I,I,IuII. mun wiihig the lid to help her to repair the ncol- loud In E!l8|llb- ' _ minted by thin unnrpoetea rounding; but elm. or Join; smith Panic alle Cnrnjn, Alec new, and an rouiiu uy ,I.e,I.d°_"lIl,>°I;l5x. liken“ J or dm_a«lI’ Thl-‘I lnd lull-—-. "”l”a‘ °III In “,4 burg lien; xor wn Lha rouge-pot [0 than rouge ' But we mint quit this sort or ltnnglnntlou or they had. when they rece red their deid when Mr. Sm ill board of thou iacte, be But Lorritto had the llQUlf9 oi the oath .:.~_~l. 1-" "In In 3§“"8_f_l;m” ‘:0 fI°‘l;“|:~|| A ﬂesh“ e smicen crow Wuncou “.°°". ,.:,,I,d 03 by .; .I,‘.. mm, 5.1. u, i.¢[.Im..,,l, I, .dII’m¢; go on . miliiy, 2111: no nllnll get the br-gin long, iron: lair. Inzalle’ exeicntor. token the pre- me (hit I reiribuus-e Nemcnln wee until»; than mm M1 bx lmlm Ind ocelltll only in bouulln ion-eel. o-Aria. groom Whiz! amen‘ '.l’"“ “ll” °'P”"“3‘- L“-' ""“ - ‘~-tly n- the ioilei.—to1n epeluiible that when Marie But In the mm 01 common sense. we »- cantboom have the title to their estate on turn. He lost the unnnl pluck nndlmli-dog by the snort;-t little church or Santa Rep» From the hutouio now-bornlountnlnn Iftrung, l””“‘v '5‘ ’""°"- “”‘° l’°“‘“‘° '““‘*~ g'- Ant ineiie came over to ‘renoe in nurr win It lethntihl: thin 1.: thinly? mm “Q”. ‘ Wllﬂlllll 57¢ °lNlV'!"ll="y who bed reported do‘ I rininallon with which he had been necup ntn being the Baptiste’:-y. which in the only. 7'" "_"l’°'' "kl Fllll WlllUl=§‘W'Iien run . "“'“’*d °l bl" l>¢Illl7- 506 WM l-lhll W ll-~ -9~ 1:1.’ It bcgxgd to duper". ym at who wnue thou rennheriee doea nut. tlut be has carried hie exuhinntioir aetar tomcd to tight nt the law All claims again» building 01 the oup Hut oxietod in Am’ lllllllll-lllmoll wnldbe lntlﬁlon rullo Ind thrown Into A mil to rocovorfnun Lou-. '- Z3,“ M III I; gdmgmd ‘um um, mm. 5,9,5“-. ., but "me “me “am” “II Ind mm_ ‘baht! II)" or WIML H. °on‘uI‘°d paw.‘ d”,_ an §’IH".nI mu mun M“ '_:_1:e hex’! inn oi dmut lend eiivhe rreti her frlxhl. While brooding over her troubles wearing it. a ._ Fe in ingtwéﬁ um Pruner who prim‘ nun‘ .Mnch ‘on. our found the ti or age ly clear an correct, the rpiriu, and they rap out the nuns: been Lhnt double equate. The Be tlntery gzmd I,'I‘,‘I',.',',',:'I'I;,“,',':,',’IL u'}II':I. °""I"','m. '11‘ 4°" °‘ 1”’ °°”°P°"°d “"1 ‘ ‘'°“‘“ °“‘ "‘”l°' 9“ “*9 ''“bl‘°‘v A ’- the cool: who cooks by them. Nor tlooe tho they look noun». -mi wilted ior iurther doo um he mun more the i Iotilomont he lied not even some co-uni: oi mxrbﬁa. but ' ' 0" I ‘ma. nu “mm med mud ml 8:" mm mm the Km to pm " onﬂ L“ ‘liter who brine! than low: And vruro y u-iopnmzie. It" In: noi long, however, be. u-mid with up, 1I,II.u._ 0, I,,, won“ IIIIIIIIIIII “II IIIII In mm’ Y Ind home”. ‘mm II“ ¥:IElll;|-llb;\1tdkb:‘d at shingle and or email I no a tug of drugged wine to utter him w on ubictr ehe had no nltcrnnlho but to obey, --....;‘I III, “IIIIIIII, mm QM “I, I5", tore the inch: u n which the writ of entry loro all hlli lino estate-—not only that port child or the Allxb er! WI! I‘-llflﬂdﬂzbd Hl'l'°' Willa: t'n ihrslileont :?ttl>°e‘l-ll?-i trholgadd? 0'”. ta ‘hm’, °°m° 1° ‘°rm'"" her mu" °"mu§‘ '—”‘°"d°n s°d°"y' pwml“ ' ‘ “Goad U313 Wk“ 910)‘ “'3” had been ioun ed were made known. 1:. . . wtioli xr. it-igaile ma origiuglly mid, mi endllttlo senta Eepantn. with its gnu-ra Amiiie ntrouuiut, Inca iqlooo u'}'wa§,’ .“'“°°“‘ "d ‘W’ “" “l” W“ ‘“"°"° - ‘*——"‘“ ‘€°‘“" "“l““’° - "~' Ootcuolzu do Par; ‘I. per d the: Ior_ home: time priorto 17.59 t e which. be hnd obinlned inr almost nothing round it lnkdcip downan in n well, in the New duhod n brunt: um, when 5141,, Sl7Ii'1l(l1ren'knlll. lo the drop nt)(l{nl.l back In- A"¢u.,.1g.¢_¢n, hobod ‘would mien 1...... u ma“ «nu had belonged to one John lluttolyih, inn: inc bein at Ben ainin i’nreom——but nlaa been 61 I i l bounce. The Bnplleiory {mired ‘‘‘D' '”l "J "'9 _“''3‘““ led ll" °“'- ‘N3 M, . Inna“: 0; gs,-m,_I, II,I_III.,I pI,IIm0_ ‘"94 A9369! Illa }‘|H‘=€ 44 a-~- -—-... who luau in um yugr, i=..i..II . mu 1., VIIICII III,» ,,II°II,II,K I,“.wI' O, WIIICII III, Ind Wm I“ we I“, ,,I,I.mIImIqI by In,’ II, ,, um I”. ‘rm 0 error: onto, the muddy loam WI! urtod, who rscnpcd hack to Urloe. in the meantime In" In I-mm. Dr K” I mm “d I mutton and lurulpl, or that Ora: ow»: El be dnriaed the mute "to in bi-other lull ulue iolielher with the c1068-lit lmildlnx lull ﬂllod u by anon? 0! n a ti older “‘l‘“‘" 1" N" M ‘"r°'(,‘.”w" wen‘ emu.’ n“d’d"‘d by M’ °"'p‘""' Mud °‘"" fncnlcvenien from St rin-P hnnono unto 0? w" u” wlwuﬂc um ' ‘°r ml” “ =5 Thrmiu. end it be null die wit out iaruo. which he lud urudx.-d lit a con oxuemlin the due, in wt: ch-n rurlmu nncy——mnuy oi the T“ "‘° "‘ “""" ‘M " ”""“ ‘"“'°“' “l“’d’°" ‘° ‘ma 9” “W” l“ ‘'h”“' °"“ nude: or allow an hiilot at and I the °"l°“" Elm‘ ''h° 1‘ °“ ”° ‘ ‘rm’ I wen i give the mm to my brother William. H whole valim or the llnd. Mr. Smith bel and ruin lunilioe of Iriomm buried their ‘"30 0'4 will will 1°? Kvllls Itnlshl luck to <~umri- EEK,” II, ’,m,,,, at E,,,,II,," “III I‘; °’I III unto of I Frcn -‘nlvmllr. W-’ll . Thoma: Buttol it held hold the cunt: until in the lpiriui; Lhoy hnd made a luck gueu ﬁred. The tower oi the ol the great home: lb‘ "”"°- M“ Wm’ “"3 '1' "*4 lb“ ll Chnnxrdloo h |oWLIOllkl0'l II-dckanhonll gn1,g,};gg;ri:i [II higiwgnr. 9 "I; L‘ '3 9" 0"? 55'' hm“ “"1 W’ '*3‘u”l' “"9 _ 17:3, when he did, learn: an mil :1: h- once in Anew-or-in 5;. I III, gm. In. I, II, I}, II”. I“, and I;I,,,,IgI.,,II,,,¢a inner’: buhraa near,‘-and the ighte with "Imou hhlei: ed epirtihare nuuoll _ " “ ‘ "' of {ill I‘erklne’woreilolm< that you wouldn't 3 ‘W T l - 3‘ ° "4 5°“ ole ruler: Dr Knn laid ti ,. ur. linrnntthat time "t e wile oftflm h an gnttlu old; be hot! worked like 5 “wairher of the dad,” gjoggly mmIJ~ the led lumen and wet gnridentg wen Thee rloun tlthta, the mifligy f|ll::‘,ul’lIﬂn‘leprin; * P 2 5130118 01 01’ a e 115 y . - recognize Gnu dobie on ni~ht were youto I era. urn. or: held the create unii ell:-nm an on during it loud; Ind busy thooelittln neuter: oithebu-r.iod clustered the fr: W‘ “¥l'-'|‘"9l"°9°“ll!|ll°ll4-'l'- The! ‘”‘“‘ ""”'3 ““"f:' ‘In l‘ d‘ "m "° 3'" “'7 “ml” meet It on the meet. An: I! Glroe debut‘ III, III , M r 15,371 . 3IIg,¢oI III ,5 I, und thocotinica end entered. The ﬂ1her- "°"f“’°" """" ‘W-"l’°!‘3'l"“I"""Y “"‘l- . 7"" wrreio vlalt Franco to-marrow we veutuu . daughter. This estate ebo dovioedto her tion weru giving our and when ‘table oi‘ utlglleptkt, tb:“‘bei Eon hG.Io‘:1nunI"'":t “'3 "°¢l"¢4"*°l“ “ml hﬂvllllltrand dried Illllcll 1-ll! Rot lurk l-0 Uriel Ihtl Va tho :I§:‘I’:l:x’I::‘;I'a'n !;'I'V:Ix’n‘1‘VlI’:°°I‘§']"‘g:°3I in to any there would not be one lluninlkria daughter, who pubqg-qucuu’ in moo um. I,“-. or 3,, ;,II,u,r clam ,“cI,,II III. III, Po“, "I," and“ p-II,,,,II,, W“ “med their clothin at the hlazln are. white the aid knight some valuable iniormni on. nod ma “.0” M” II, BI r“, “T gm . III; who would know him. Then wit Ihotxld we vexed It to lift. Thoma lnlnll-I; oloro rent. he booima. in .1 word. dunornllud. Ila lbw. II BOW. 10336 18140’ I Chtlsl-llm The 9°‘! ‘‘'“° 1' ll ’°“'° 3”‘ “i “V” “"3 "ll" °°‘ ‘ "’°""'“ "’° ‘°°“‘ Th‘ MW" “Md °‘"' I ' 7 P°l"¢°“'*'d "7 °‘"' Am" 3“ 9°03-'7 - o 1",: , when «the die . leaving have soul And 5 lilo, but now his health an nhnﬂto H" “mm”. in numb" °t anenuooed. our Rogon the old- instructed hla luv e to e . rut Iernn l more them. To help her at her mg mg troops and followed her. and on Guido had no 7'5 °‘“'"s "°°‘l'°‘“-“”’ “I ‘°l’°’““' "° uompclltd to e Frcneh diction- m son. or an. iteeen wu mrntofibo lllutylltﬂ i:2“.«:»ul§.°Lb::i‘:°‘:ii. EIIild'll.b:blnzl.‘n“aertl‘:&i:‘gl, r‘.*'£.'i‘.:‘:‘.l?;;‘..°.‘.’.:‘! mother called Lita. may soldier» with him, the prmprcu be:-n §"_‘};‘f,§I°I}“§dfI‘I:I’:fI“{f, 232"’ °{I""‘ "’§I '°’ ur 0110'» il°<=l-°¢- to trnml-to ulna 5 I 503 gt but lived no the ileinrnt wee won odociod by which the whole changed amid all the nliorntlonl around. The Then enlne '° l°°l‘ l’'”’‘- 5’, I, ,I,,,,,_I III ,,,"III,,,, oI.p':I° I,°,‘,?',_ ,1?! W0 "l" l“ l"’"-‘'' ""1 . “-185911181510 90 '9“ 1'79‘: W bodied «the age olnrcntp of Hi‘. Smith’: psrool of land in the burnt graves have been cleared away, the great Du- lilo ‘M l'°l3‘l1“IN°' ll" Milli‘! hm! Tllfll Ill‘ ll IN! Gﬂnwlli lllll Mlllll 01?, In uh,’ ,,-ICIIIII ",4 “III I, “I I7“, . “*5 ‘'°'“‘‘l'’ A v """“"~-~ . Va. He left no children, herring never boon district wan oonveyod to Mr. lngnila, who am lint been built, thntowor ot Giotto, ialry 5° 9W“ ""“""" ~ ’°“K lml“! "°l’l"- °"‘“ "7 ‘l’° 9"” "‘° '"“‘ ""“°“‘l‘4- (“gag . 150,; u-.¢IIl.,.,,g‘.I-, gm“ mu ",,m,. 'n"“‘ l“. “‘ "‘"° ' °b“’5.°l'.”.l‘l*" T"'m‘.f. . _ ‘oh II”,,"_ II,‘ II,IIImd,,,I In K,“ bug I, X,_ gum. . many‘. for the lain-to oi c§|up' ¢.,;,I_,‘ “III. Ion. OI nub Andufnngdwtovo with Illltl o}iunui.o pin‘). In clur nod rapid nnrrntivn oould tell wt ""9:-,m um‘ [I In M “M ‘P0 In "_ Ire?-‘re. buppoao now wg__ .. _ I-II ,. Ia _ I II”. ,,I,II ,,I ,3“. I,” II“ am.“ .0“ 9, J.” "MI. mom‘ WM“ we kIm.“ “panda III. In nuﬁuuu‘ “nun bar‘ M M“ ma ’1‘MnI.nr edeuhl-er. thepridoot eupeaoo ny. The lbntlll the hurdhnnd what tobcrbgell. 7“ a In IHPOI 9 ms‘ III, , I511“. 1.95.15”, “Kym . ,. ., um nrcond lion nnrirs. Mary Roxane In the erection allele bnildinx.‘ other wi'h eunbbiu he sprung u ‘to the laesvenr wim. romp... ...;;..,..,§ "1. m, K ,,_I, : 'Z;?'I%?:”m ' sun‘? '"I‘na I°'I‘I, I °’Ih “"5? I’; I_'II': m° 01 1'3" 10 UN Willi? I‘: no use min at the nu. set up in him all «not he no paid tartha pnroolmed b one but our (liar-not in nuii’ine ume nod mil Nimble llbuuiultine through oi. 303.»; min own‘; had found unnontenta ‘ammo... "." 32, 5’ ,I J‘ I,,°.,"‘.I,I, u,‘I.,.,., ,‘.’J.'' You? °°°ll wlll be rollmd. .. I rub-uallllllr M lallom: lie claimed that to the original lot. hie. saith not {king tho new Ylornntineuncarriod into in u- Wu inn at Southern are, quick dun,-magi 1‘k-oltrtbllbuilnlsocnltcdlid autieneu. ”:'i1';..l;§"-'¢i:‘ 2 it n temto 4‘ elm dim! ‘hm’ M‘mp° “d °‘-M” ' swdcrllw llwlvloo l- limvmi n. Howe. 12 in imam thin to remind ml or lie one mu eolenmily of slow ~l° 5° i-""'°“°‘ ll ‘“”°" ”"’ ’“‘°ll '3‘ "" '‘‘‘‘’'“‘'‘° W‘ :31: in "um: and e-.iue’ii:§ dl eeuoo ’ 'l’"“"lll 9"" "°”‘- 35” ' » - ll Olfxlhflr ‘”FI"“n'lI:I' £95“ llililalitli had given uniortnuln Ipooululon, noon sold and aa- out in the Church and inthe world by name: “V °"""°" "ll““"' °' """""'l3 "“’ ' lI','}'I,'I'I§|I',‘f:",’I‘;.{I‘I:';”°I:,,"Z":f,’,': 2‘I,:,'¥,:f:I'°' oi iryniolgrrntllzio r554 A poecher in ‘ppm 5"””"n°"' _ . “.1 ' ' -V N w w“ l P “' "'“"" "'”- ll” 1”’ ’l ‘"4 lb“ "*°l"8'80 *0 “I4 HM'W§“3°“-‘ "’M°" ‘"7 l” h“"d °‘ b"'"‘""”"" V" '3“ A mud whqeo nmtain brovanrl lanein 3 ea \‘a-rinurd her choc‘ Ivi idletonra in wet 3l)'Tl|-"50 UN“ l31‘P°l'lm°“” [5 1'3 PW" ' Il1‘IIn their-it ‘ me: D D ‘hoe been - & ﬂh:ﬁ‘Ig:w:;&ﬁ um ‘I':’”""' "° l‘‘’' “j” Ll“ lllﬂllnﬂll-3 c°mP|l!i Ind“ V-N l3“3" D"~"l“°- D“‘'- P5500 07 P00“ Mid Told oi panln UI!§N‘Dul on: K; I ’ lluiklndlo with qnlohbloodu melmlnd ' int-e oi eating nrshnia. told mu ho’ laid 'no- ".5315 uni)" mudoygiixior leueufwoue are . _ W “l°i¥ to real -kmrwn counsel of that inltitutlon has 6‘'H'lI-'Ul 11150? Of 1“lWl'III0e. in I-11! you Wlwae theme: all when! n noel that raholl Iilublenuua by hie example and. qull-ed courage by the habit. The epponro Inrltni iobcooineiho puioroitllosocend Unl~ — W ll‘! ‘NW N lwl: an tum 0-Immlnc and passed the title we any H36, in in month at May which under A head that nlnuio on might well have trained. night not eulet ihoﬁgbton on the wall. .9“ or (lg. .r.eulc.uugn in gllum kgggvnw rerulirt church in Boston. but decided on Titan- nud ‘wilt Ilwlll‘ Ml-L ltul lbs’ "900 ll-o wv-um llul we no in II no lnorellnwa rev Tuloua lklci. in the true May. alter which in Yr-ml! vlih ll-o Mir. In alour mam lnrorru I.I,, III ,...,I,, I, mo gm I,,.,I_,, .,I I . MI I”. I, g,..m, ma I»oi.u.l, 1 mink 9.] ,0. day to drdlne ii. lie propom to accept it nonl- tniinru oinuizh lulu, when-ievor en--ii fnllvlro mnlnlng la he llloeovema. , on I; nu ., I, I , Frnnl torotuved whiter th5-lI0OI'rIrn‘nuu>n¢* ' I7 - 3 in It A y . y no“ H" wahed II"... II.’ II, “,,I,I, I_.i.. 0" '1 ll" lull 0 llllli H 1lll~ vr Bl» lit d d t lb :1 d d b t enom can become nocuatomed i th I ﬁlth‘ 00903’ ‘Wk’ ‘‘ ll“ ‘3"“““" T""“"“ ; ‘ll '°l=¢'ll'l°*-. "0 ml! my "in In William —- — H" “'1' ""“'"m' d“”"‘ “'1 '""-'I"' K‘ ollfwtnd cbnrill all r:und.he‘:0m':i‘l:e eta?» 2&1 co Borne oi them attain a alto ea rm‘ ‘° "W" " "''''“°' M" N” N“ I‘ I. ﬂu...’ nag; ﬂag, mg upug .l..,..l_j I i,,II.I;._ ‘In, ‘HIM,’ bun I”, mm‘ um um" "mm H I“ lllgbtnhow uutatornneu livodlanr nature errute, l 5- « - In 33 - i_c’¢_el_.¢r,v_‘Ko(innd, to which M II!» Lilian duo-lpii. lihul nloo been de- - Hillel or the lm. nnyzulnlly or In“ Im” I“ E £;;‘l1';§V‘““‘. bill 001- ll! |l!e.- Dlu not Ilia mule inaum-r them would uoel Igyhteeing thatthoy are lo:I_n_¢‘g_r_r_>_und, begin bug in Zelrinx leewn charcoal burrulr nu» -- 59 u w Another mood, at tnvorito, renal; burnieawatns-u I.»- ..n..._.- ~12 . ' _ Si. Emit @1013:-gtmnrxxl---Snggizmmial ﬁlgzzi. - ' BUGS. I-llltl shall it! climbed it the dock oi HATUBLLJEIB OF OILEEAOTER. or the l as which I ieoblo fuse oonrtruc 15730 ? ““'-"'‘”' °' '~'“ mm °i:‘i':.i*.:.*“..:ii:.*"ci.“;..':=..$.:';i't.i;'::.‘;*$23.2: 0” ‘”"m"’ °’;:,°.g -”‘-M *“‘5'"'“" ‘“ 1 i ......., ..... t';:ii.’§§§'a.J.‘¥.'z.°:."...*““15°.i i.""'**... '=.r::.= D1 .- com W. .. 0.» --- -—- w ' - . , -r . " ' , neon o as 1" ‘by 0”. mm ‘mm. mm’ baud‘ }in.’:d)i,l:1’;’v‘w‘l °.§i‘§ v:ht'h‘n‘ itxfymbolfna; Or the Oubnnh Polio. 13“ ' I i H ;?'r':7:l ’°‘?§u“ when tv'e"::ribui.o nstunlunrtoj I ohIrso- g*4° '°'3“u""ﬁ°“ g“ “n' To dw mi dis. tween :1: m. lever on. Towsrdthc oiccsoiIhot.Itl1iI7¢‘3'o"“'*“: 3,.‘§"‘g’§."..pmo and l?i'u”i:,i'}osptiv:we'ro sit. tor, we mean it let praise oi no common or» ltuin. execution of speech. osmrs or new °“"7- 3”“ “*4 °"' ‘ “’ ""“"‘ "“5”"‘" "“ ‘°“ ""°““ ‘”’° "' "' '°°~"‘ ”"°°""' " “'”"“’ '“ wltvumns -low-of-'0: alou-houlod, ’mom-mo 0 title Joule new it 1. intendtdso Idlsiiisctioa «am it 1. W isms-Ilu 0* “‘ icw ‘ i..H“=-W-'-l V» Ilse oirelinnurrtulm in *3“ "'°‘‘ '“‘°" - . ’ g 1, an an "um ,.,,§...., W; ' , indiirvmaoo. em» or Cour or man Pnoroammsrcu. Drvxexmt _ suuonnch sh bongo, 'uborIaI so «muse Lu» Mn“ ‘gas I‘ pm‘ nu N,,g,,, “.1. wall nsovih_¢'irlihIllIni grsccinthewsho 9 3 “, Mm ‘O-Lnd u“ “w dellbonnly given; sad. in not, we do no. mm M, ummnm' g V. an” “1. m, T” x_.xn,rD nu,“ awwalc“ avg, ' ‘m’ oisunsecvhloont smut’ A large «hour.» when muse-hood mu m””'M‘“”m ‘ﬂu ,, K thothcuider. rommovlr Mmd it mm H10 rxunlltm and with pecpio, or H“ obi‘?! 80 v_i:‘r, l3hKl!l'lPAIKyCOL..B¢pMliDC21l.—— 3 ‘mac out upon mc -11 vim *'“'"" Wmv and K-spar. H W *°”°“'“°" °‘ *‘‘‘w‘‘'ﬁ,''‘‘", 5011" 9* 9°30“ 0* N 99°-“*5 3-'WW°- 1“ no turned, . with s at u1roiunovo- mm of mo mind which rcvcsl its workings mm. mo M‘ 0‘ “Wm” Lyon an item oi July but our little PI“! _ I Then W|_Ml1doou. etoin. who huugiiusigﬂﬁfotu ihogoldec llghto! thesottinnuothonscoos smut, the non no he him ihothrod, u, u, H, ,,‘,‘,,m “,5 “uh “ "cur, om. %i5¢'o:"1:;;e;nm:i;oKmmo:1m or n ‘I M. tcompoum. wad ggmilzoupoporocen mnéxgguogwihrouyod ‘M 3° °‘” "’ “Si "“" "‘""’¥J’ '" °"‘""’" i.‘2l.."lio°l°oni:‘t.nm are I: mime: l.skIaor§c or that two rmbls were i>lA|=\3!'*'“"°- 7”‘ 3,51; 'Ei3§.ho'p§'.§”:'§f’.° :o%‘yii5'?a°s:u:rl1'§g' :32 Iimwhlih Pie-H7 oi row!» are tr-n~x>-- pm. ocmicmbio vigcrtolic Itricti one o:- .14 to. o um mm, In Southtrootont ff‘ “ﬁll .5; 7n'ou—ai1 all end den? and at homo-tor Iiﬂﬂ-‘ ' oi the sloop VII the Rum-sld»-tint oi the ‘M010,’ by, ' r¢ni—wo can rosd lbelr motive: st in gionco- yhoiicolly ourselves on or a coiarsdo. exbon tho into Utah. 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'-In, 12., .h"ose or hand he si ii 91. emu 1, go .ur.¢¢ 0“, 3°13” ;;.m,-,1,,¢u Lineiire unit, if we not ourselves to look for John 006 of 14 P county. The ox- Wm him In wamwhﬂ um. 1” kw W “W ‘ m 0”“ ’“''“"P“’'d ” ‘hot hirosd remxrlubic speed. quick. ' cugi'e';l>oui gull bore down dlr§:i.L\'r of chu-sexlcnto be prsise at sil.xnnst be super “I ill“ ‘be GU81“? "0 Hula N " 9“ lrﬂllﬂl 1357955‘ “m*““ in"-°""9<1 “Wk 15; gave: stint. cctstrhieh hotcois var! mm ’ upon 1 I schooner 'whllo the sioo ‘I 110119 nodded pram. Nor is it s quality to be com '° ‘mm’ °b“"“°° ad hm" mg: lb“ “dud " ‘Q “gum” my “mm- .._._............................... . 3°‘ “mg”, mg, orgﬁgi; game, or Upon the dcoi: oi the Enunld clustered s. ,_ ‘ H w my cm of mu gm mu “lam, Mined“. ,,,,m,,,_ 1,, ,,,,,,.1¢,,.¢,m;,., is way nrz, needing st. cnco moo ggt.$onlfI.Hh¢l'§01hG south and want, and . 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Host nun rein‘ to Idopt tho lag-homo o uitlntsneo. who. in his sllic. t 90051“ Buullcr voxoenoc utgul to tho MW! d°9°“ﬂW“°1| 'N‘>‘d-lm "ilk? ' wuo oixnes deathly white while her oyu cum» 9". “ha-9",“ man, .3“,-1;, tone oi other-people. to hop thsirnsorc turn huasthmd on tron no more su- p cu lwmi om: VII"! 5 work- . -dread flu which 1 5'‘ °‘,1°‘‘''3, °‘ 3V°d°§"g‘7 °‘ ‘'°‘‘ 3“ was turned with an 2. 3 ex rccsion to- 1 woum fgjygg pmgyuy um 1y..|,_ nu; pcrtlouicr so no for homo or sl ooze.» tho istin source. Votes Ire given. tortuous 11113011 P-‘ 3 score orin.:ro oi mly ohlppod swwhxuan them. How snow 5”“8" s ‘ "“°" ‘W ‘ vvsnls the cumin! sloop. a one hand 1 V,“ .5 my 3... ".4 ﬂu; siohs. The dullness at society 0 owing to ted sndchucctcrbiutodupounosouhdcr sx-row-p0 ll "WW3 “P: Illoinony imdtho house, I cannot tell. -l-In scomod "°"‘““°°"’“ “‘ *5‘ 3*‘'-“'r thos d Irevolnr. whlohhe pressed 1.. um, ; 1,. oguldgw 3., 1 5351,. . this selection 01 time and scsecniorthe mu: lontntlon ihm whst wits leased from tho clilseirmiools. an ‘ an d ‘ to ‘man nstuslly I411-u shin "to °f&“{h:°"3“&:°“ of 9"‘ ml‘; ‘ M. to tho tasiploct the xnisldeu. Foctinzto mo gd .; ME. “,4 uquu-g4, . to be hinscli. The dullness oi moat ihtcr- tsik in the cars or no the come: at the Itrset. ‘mm ‘'5 over smgtrﬂ noon to do 0! no ooouxsctithoro; tor the door: '1“ lo “ah hm in :0“! k siouloi the schooner. Detplllmvbrouxhtthe A-3.-,,_.,h.¢;. gm» 3...)»: counts between diifcnot clones to so oomph bu more soqusintsnoe u- “b. I nmlmrt y lg»: enough to ,,4,,m¢,,,..,,.,.._y,"y,;,,,, nu, mu", y i y- vs M Iﬂbnl: WM 0?” oioopuhoudobout, iluspsniordhnvin dritt- n.k. , gm, “"4 ,3." an 2 daily due in the vupprouion of eluded moo lp tho: it is no uncommon fn «ups d on pm; . wmwhobod donut this.’ so it mu. 4.: 5“ ‘°““‘“‘” “W “W “*4 co!-null to the stArboIrc| oi the ornur. gm-you. . um,“ bug“ mm mm .1533, n ure on both sides. The moment thntn thing forsisisnln than do whhvo show)! two more it sthc end the valley at M “" 11"‘ mm, *"t.‘:*i.'::.“°~ "ii “°":i.°‘.m*.-':.; 3; r".....‘ ' °::i:* ‘ti. . *: “" '::::'..r M -g,-..~::«v 3--.3!’ *a*.:.:i:.‘.:‘.‘i-.&:..'::......°* “":-::.°:: :.*:.°.*; '’‘....‘‘'“:‘:3 am: " .3532: am: it: ’P.;B;%:;:s'%:.::“t'gf::: “.:°...§°:*..:: V IQOI “K ' 0 X33 3 o W“ I y N , I 1 I v I Into “*5 1“ '93‘ °‘ “W '54 i““"5°¢ "N" In tho new at the Emerald stood nod . . -c n . no hit epeounlcln thotnosttuie ctod ctr» tslicshlso intone iron cool when kiss you liavsloc cons-acids. country be- h“. .,;,.,,,m.,l§.';.",°,‘§.,"3,‘;.“','y‘.§‘,‘} their vows nod told the old. old with I“ with their wupacs in heir hsnds to boagrl I hm’ W’ m’ I'h°m°d' "d M E" mmunm, in the very hrcnu pr 5- our cross d the thzechhgﬁ oi his home or is nncso dry. food so poor. Ind each drive pggngk DWI‘! “on, esori wine, who svunoarootthodoor. Tin wounﬂ, 050 101'"! Wm “hm “’“01l°"‘:lP‘l'” ‘'1’ line Dol solid: wlanou; hem ehoufrl vo the °au':,‘{;,:' “:3 3., ‘3‘;‘’',.‘;’.‘‘,;,, gm .1'g,,,-, lion Ind convection. in the House, in t o hsovm to I o lo member at his tzvnily. noceuu-ily so long, thnsthe bulkotthooutm. mm van to ml -5 thoveh IVOP4“ . Belem . u - .,,..., lit t lb bu‘ at the h u i on so onho to sl l uointodo: wusentbacknttymllaadoc-nthonochu ‘IMSLEOIKAI: our w's'hr“io:.s°tc£“th“;‘ ﬁr m°“i3l~ 3"’-3°?’ d¢‘°"““*"3 '~‘“h°-5“ :;3:;,howcve? th: csptolnngiuge Jﬁoioil §'t9§I‘..‘ erg;-'i':l¢’::necks’l‘, :1t=:~"I nighset: 173:} £31211}; on: W K.’ A ' mu m ‘x n "’ “Q - while srhcrﬂzrrylao on can; labor 44» Il n “cl mi Er 3° M’ tlwldtd -8 lmxth ua l easel woo rubble in oxeiumont 'l':d:;:cue'o°i‘o:‘a 52° §l':o§m::«‘d"h:'nm 5f.';°:u“," mwmi’: mry myooit w'i:h:wopook»onlm.1ou iooaod . I I I m n 2 man u ' 3...: 'd ullhf: to $330. gill ri "in 3: “N “"1 °°°I-|| Would 50 lob!!!‘ ﬁll"!!! 6' -.l.io:'t y‘3i£o n nnnofywnrs atop aboard .‘,‘{,".‘a.§’i° ’{§1”3'o§'s°"ux§or to Iect ho diugalso, so in pmnioh to the hour oi the dny in the «roof on , continued Oiirlflp to tbelioqnis ucglos, dis-' u.,_ in, an nun, nut," “ nu hi‘: £ro;ck":iac "girl: 2:1 mgr? “:3 NNMS2 cry out: unless {cu wish me to blow out the glad on u“ M3,, mu‘, pg dam, glgorb cl mil: t M‘ the an the vhcyifh hﬁnk puggr, Are - 35:11. lEO;iI;0Y;I1Iy-ﬁg: miles hbvm 131:‘ pf.-.1313.) s CC I0 ll ion-1,J.h’c;i£hensdonb;ld tn‘: an“ be mﬂ‘L.bu‘_ M. 1m‘hu‘“k_ bniu thisxir 1 she I! e Cuban had is 1 g,,..._ .. u“ "4 gm. nu lgpﬁgd rcst cs too Mums oi trunk inienv c on ma, never s oy I e o doocri V‘ the dsu hie: oi one cl our crowi X oi o ‘hm, enlnrgcnsent iron the bond! custom. Nu» iriend to ion with the sin oi his uy nothing of their pcoullnr clvilluuoca ma 1“; , ma, nu; y home mg. “mg; m :5 0|‘. 501‘ 1 Emit: In! “her 4115- 5.,.u1. gggoggurguou ..’. your port wlliB€- ‘.’.,‘§.,,‘,f,.2,".‘;,,. ygg§‘:,u:,.;uy:;:;.,u;:,;1gg V: unlheu in my olssucter remove: our (our geninl syzngghilay its somber !Xc|i1lWO- curiono xnsnncr oi‘ building Ind living. our ; lusty ‘inﬁll litchu upon the lloor. “*7 ‘ "" V‘ 5"‘ ‘“”' k”°"“ ‘° “’9°‘° sure her intuit. denial Per-nit me to depart goo 1.1. ;p..n...u,. .53.“ M4 0 ‘,9 mm . of it; the inn: is not thinking 01 his external hen. The ys oi friendship. like those visit to them ‘ins to t and discover vvhsl. The «K? = . now bocomlag h¢‘V'°“l CV9” ‘rd ‘*5’ ¢°“«l"1'- 5° "“’1°“K*l in peace had s heirc! her hard Ibsil not be "1, ;.,dm, 91.4,. ﬁﬁgpgﬁ . hum“ 1...“ sdvsntszee, or the relate in which he otoudo oi chivalry. seem to lnve putsed owsy ior~ link, it my, cwmoctcd with the Indoor. , wan then quickly “L 3° "°‘ °°” ‘1 ‘°" 5° ‘° "'5““d 3"‘ 3“ h:u’uwd ‘Due in too much treasure obosrd .54 in “my , um, mg,“ no" um-_ Ibovc * but 0 that put of himself over, Ind-we know no more oi the one or at builders of the northern country. Two dxyn \ In. “(IT hgpggugd pi‘;-yf, 23$; “Vi ggﬁmwii "¢i11,“'r‘3*:; oimy crsitiohuxcrd it in In encounter with pw, am A guru mu 9, ‘hung: "Mm with ch we have most in oom- ihc other tlun who: we road of in books WHO 01>!” 113093 Y-5981 1!! P11 15183’ plunged knits, iv tux: curses n - “*5 . Douivtl on to i th it - .4M.m ' 1 111 man. All people whom we think or uut- lcoklhvslh ior tint alter can that don: their houses and cities and in oils? and ‘into her vtuie. Why, oi: why ‘Nil Wltdkw MM "30""! M“ -’-NW Quznodleooo io“£yyoo«nn?:§§il3 ° "°°°“ ’ §f_‘f,‘:{h '» IN 9 In our to W ' V mm“! 10'“ u H" mm kn.‘ B‘: M M 1 Bl M . , urnlbrequﬁrthsynjastlgyﬁ I-B'ill‘hI8‘0 hotﬁoprladd he at oulxgclgoo, lwho, no gloom tctllllo us‘ can closciy‘Iil tihzt bosir upon the su jocll. ‘ could“ lIil.borIpcdtnm'Is"ovcl.AsIo¢ ' 1 ore alto ooh rzpy ago, I 11.51. 51 L x “.4 _ 1 ton ow 0 nee o . uswo vosn cruise e hpcosssn ouch cnsery urrcuns In nnnua eﬂcctod n hownnndamhthct hdhlsis victims 5.: "du{)m'“;‘&‘ne°z°;';‘ 5”“. '5" bronsed lace pnlc Ind Inxious: Iloppad to ho... nu?! Zon§::['m'g.,‘u[y..£::h° “?,',‘},’,',y,,_ our In to serve them-1 rclstion which of our live: by oubllng our on Ind dlvldl ubie-quick order. for we were Anxious , thcnoutct 1-uhhod aside the chest or v'“:;;_- N N"; Yuk. thaw?‘ Chg his ride Ind ox-clslmcd: e is llshcacecrt in e nsiit Ind iek ~ rich. 3 line to h iuiith t t to at outcisooun that hair] it d old in”... oh. "30 ma cum mm»; » not “.’"€*°‘l’.:.:"*.i° ”°l°*‘“*i “:“- *"<>"‘-*'=""’7“*"1*3°“°““"'““°“""‘:’.‘:.""*"3’3* °-"*'°’-°- i.‘l“"“”‘° “"5” '§t:‘°35i“i““m*{’§ 3f3§°”*:““°“:‘?. ‘.r;“l.”"”i‘*;:.°l."'?.r 'i§',.i‘.;‘".l‘“” “:5? J..m: L: x 5.. y n ‘ IIDO r any Iu‘ter, on ., 1; kg at 1, Jud veooioc monsoon n on usnm. n or on no pun re -4 . In 5 ‘ 3 no no we ran o n o ;:,’,‘,'.,_"‘,h,,,¢y{‘,‘,’,“.’,f.:,?, - ;1°,:,d N. _ month by the evening train one week up ﬁmgx-r '" "”"’ ” ° ‘°‘ 'P°”' "7’ ' ' ' dhe lll sure rxoonioh ti had him. itlsl. intern which Ill men In judge: world oi modern civilization with all In dsys Ihn Blue Mountains, or the Slams. thing. ltmmod tonnebuumoutcnimire :'ﬁ'm "’*‘7‘ E“ R‘7"°" "‘ ‘N “°“‘ “'l‘hegl;I’s cyc-Io_ the at Ines?“-1" “mm yaw ' ' ' ’ v or, so the .__..___.__._....:_r_..._ ‘M, an 5,41,, ﬁn “at w an ugryd. inc louxnoyingogvcr the dangerous and ,:gfggé=.:ywha;ony she smooncd in A lat“ Acddut M “$20,000 “many dccoivc in long, or be tloilxhtmlly nctursl by wilder-nus, (or ill sboun lug Ioqunlntcncm the canyon we tnsversed we iound the some E on 3 in an .1". ma my mm... mg m. n,zo_mni-lwm "slow! the hr Wm» eominii ﬁuor mm. or to serve in purpooo; II. II of sh! m us no true moods. abundant distribution of the old town-bnlld- mg; n.§’.f..,.,i mm Lhg mug .y.11“9u.,¢y,y,, Io Pvﬂlhnd. Ore , Sm Fnnoilco sad Om-Iv pap no in the two oi his i‘Alth- ''‘°'''‘'‘- 995“ Gl"‘~“'°- Ibo substance at n cblnctcn it is in mod, 8% lttie dlscrimlnstiou is used in rezsrd to cm. until: the side anyone running mm to- sroll thrown in too end it mound oi mirth, In Win ‘WW8 I‘ OM19‘-1"-'l P)‘ “'0 ‘“°'_'1” lul gunner I moment hcsiutioc. uuddem (Troll 1310 TN! '1‘lII~«l And the charm sad swoetnccs at I o not- tannins n Ilntcncoa that win delegate to svsnis the Colorado. ‘Rom uxbguanilt or which shrubs and datum ind token mm, w "ill 0! T110941! 115% TM “€P°'.U'-”‘”"“4 ly on idu seemed to occur to him. sod he The inveliog circus sod roan no in hsv- uni mnnner lie: in the witness being tho tbs: in can tend in-es nsiblc y termed cave dircllin snd tosgsrs. tit the ice were ilcnrlahinx so it they hul Ilways boo 5"“ WW ““‘““5- ‘:‘£“‘5&.V:“‘ °‘ “'“"‘ gave the order to let go the schooner. In; in bud time lost now. or do ronod solo ogpreeisior om: qusllty in mu plo. ho- society the main; at on: for theta. may llotxnttins t we won cone discovered, but on hot: rinen sbovc them sll. " 3""! |"‘°8"du 5° |‘€."¢9|?|i-N1 "you new the ndvuxugo this tins. business and little money. Among i o inn love him. Thus, like xnoduty, new on cl vronun lass no closer nuoeinus thuathooe in all the ccnyou bcisdingtrom thou, ruins such, in snbotnnco, wn tho rociui which ‘°""' 5'4 “°‘ °’¥ "° ""‘"' "‘ W’ ‘P ““°d maorl" he mid, in nuvrsr to tho ﬂpsalud. ninbiislunonis which hove not succumbed is is not I grscc for which lgcoplo ought to ho. when names Are. set down upon the visltln were sbundust. In the main hunch or--the Kcrpsr Greet: msdo to hio wife or ihe anus ' “‘°‘ °' "'“’-“°“' 0“ L''d”''d‘{r '“ “*7 “But yoiuosy yet be uken It I dlndvcntasge that oi Adam Forepsughgwhloh exhibits have raised to their iacu. to roooggiu 1m yxmeyibed by union, an more poo g Manama: canyon . was building; which ind to gmttiy diozurne-l him. it no °“°"”’K *3" “"""‘ 1°"? ‘"7 W" and hero to suocuuo. I do not wonder rim to-motvovv. i‘-‘orooon it - combined cxhlbl- is to disturb it, it not to ehsngo it no [to whom one bu tact. or good society in grvo end towosciarutc t. orndistenoe ct ' ~lhdeod L srcnktieriul ting." thou hi. the “"""°°- "‘ W F"““? '“"‘°d 1*’ ‘lid’ 1“ 9"’ you dnro not permit. our crew to encounter iion vprud comm We hudcyin Aimtoniuu. opposite. Ivor should children overbo he her 5 chsneo or pernxluion to To hill. ll some I an E04193“, % “ I rub,“ Wald iguana.” r:lt:¢|;l1z con‘?-Elli-Il1°li" 9'" W4 mine, i: they no sl no covvsrdly as your- About 4:230 o’cicek yeoterdo morning. our in oorulunt, or hear the word and in:-e s- have rtistlsd dresses together in some iIsh- livery’ o'a"iW.i’§ one bnﬁldd “war: so he thlauc mﬂuiot through such WY! 3 ¢ 0 I 118 In Olrsnl-N court-his» ulil-' l'hlllip's loch, s couploal‘ In la above lioir- iiou to Iheuaseiru. Tbsclepuuou of nature ionhbic gsthoring, orio have inutuhl nhulvc. ,stohu seven foot Ln 014“! |°¢N:(n"}}“0 I50 Would hove mule ""“““““‘—"“-““" * The inn! wso compelled to Ituiiovv the with I terry. in Blvﬂillt I bridge Itthnl lsthe worstscd most oﬁoialre form of nu can from each other’: 3' 4 Ind -twcaty inning uqnu-e. In nil If things‘ “mm In. lnhcr ommuou, The Iilsniﬂcut Oimsmom tumo his loo. though hog:-ound his teeth point, ineinncurestruotun gsvo vuy under oniiieioi. Won! htnlhscot soy mo. is the st. ogcot chin to £32. btxiidlhp the sumo vmo or such 3 nobody o . The Palljfall Gazette has the loliasvln : in ngo. tho woight oi soirem ingot: aanklnlng tho ought in know Is that hciuutunl ornoi; xecosnludb scchwonxen, Ind-IIO warmer size that can run could handio them. In Tsmdilbﬁd/III county Iiiottod (or the "An ingoniouo Swodlsh wood eorvor bu h ; no two t-nook driiud olmviy sport and rhl|'.ocv.roI.‘ The driver ucspcd uis urt. euiolnly it would not be those snout ciest Is I mpcthl isle tihuioohbc cxpreuod hi’ the every canyon and upon the mesa tom else, it than at /hduinuan soon put A-'Il lied on I tuy of s plying the gun at chose to - the moon who once more obscured by I cloud. the horns broke from the svhliliotroes to their own elsim who would pin the gun» or the upcct ,0! 3 stone between the ﬁlm and Die snovonullu vrem udhtohouuhold have mil-n la lor- llticcl Ind rel glows controversy. Thle mm, lleopiliuo had been svstchinlr the cloud in and un swny, while the ago on whocln cnl mange. trout. ‘ rexnhlhs oi their peculiar building-s. nu. .IuMd.ihc cnuhod concern in their who" runs is Ocstorgrsn. and who in I up question. Ind, when it hitd out its slndoev landed on ils rear end. The director oi Novelist: revel in the delineation cl Iiroeu. with my, .1,.°,-pug. ¢y mgmuhip you on ImlnIi.iou into the country between the Blue .0 El. Willi W11 00 M191! lie continuous tlvo oi the obscure town oi Western, in upon the in, he you the commons} In I low the oasxoun was drlvlu on nheisd. The ti - tlon. but the really on rsl cluntctcr to to be in charms Ind virtues by the cold Iuoclntion Ind the IA Belle nountnlu Ihotvcd no trace: " their thonghu Ind of their tluzgio swears, is of reui tor the iar:h- tone to lover I bolt. The command being lug tum use our him. he seized one or 9 found out inourmu loan or notion, Ind at more scquniht , Iooul plenum sad oi’ their occupation. Itwu conﬁned entirely talk‘. Bosidegi Fri thooldoot non. hu 9- «main ...Pml oiplxn Exh hitloo c not or obeyed vrilh slscrlty. he entered the boat, horses bytho bud. Wu drugged auto! his than pro cblysomssked othorchmuiorin. happineso hue boon gx-zIl..I lesuncd. The ioiho water of the Sun Jun Wil-hl-h0«:x- tos uy; lo: how. lends i-be-1! an lutzndcd to typify the struggle oi together with Diego sad three at his crew. buggy, but euocecdod in stovpltig the team. ties that tho chum mny ielt rather than icnmslixy oi ut pertlcc In sutod viaitlngs oepilon ci a tow mine shout the band otthc ‘ ‘:31; T‘ Kenny homage the rum .1: thaur opinion new oin: on in Gunny. UA we Scnrcc I sound dinurhcd the aiionco oi the Tim next step who to attend in the aged rhi- ru-optlzcd. It is observable that our ploy- hu taken the ' ' e loo ith (reed i‘ I to - Dolores. '“"vh¢ 15909 YIOQ8-¥*""‘“ ’’~ 0!" IMO “I0 « WNYII IE4 k1nx.t Empmu nlzht, sure the openuons oi the crew oi the neuron. The wsxon in which he was com snliu-s make sli their chnrsoten equally um course which gt: hgupltzblo flgrlnllffllynlllrd The round trip. not a little short o! 1 000 he-chore will go t/oiind thou it is Augusis the «noon. Prince Bionurek end the Del Solids, so they got her under wl . The lined Vt! ri Med. MIG “XIII It won as posoi- did sud Inns ht. had as well no good. In friendly lniinsse or old invited. Tho oc. miles has beaten in lcnlhcatwo mania. suddenly rcmem tint, ler months Xiniour oi‘ Public I utiuctloo, Hun I-‘alto, ban: in rowedsi enuy {award the Io oouor, ble to Ho insa'I Fe . The uniortunnte the old com: lu people Ire never sahomed oi qunlnuneesh too ed and About eixbl! 3065"“? W‘'‘ Nldh 350"“! __ ip o . u ‘v 5‘. “"“"8 "WW3 VM“ W I50 bishops; U” N‘ N1 ‘T! “Uni. And the And. are the moon I no u red we.» «lose 131101501’ Wu 10“ 4 N in liuﬁlbkd "-410 WOWIHS l-3313551‘-'0! ltlat his ii: are’ the vxriedlori into friends I had so iornnl up fully Ill important pohhinour discov- ggow 9°‘: ’:° ?il|'*i=-U. bcczuxe h'ntiAcc'~ punts Iearuiu of tho wdwchr. Their sdvcr- under the otcm of tie iatfcprfu nﬁplod last. Ind with every pgzbebiiitvoi’ luvin neeivod working of their mimic is no sozcret, hull‘ and IBd1M:Ig::inll.G Is not tlysdmli oi‘ one I. - - . ' - ‘hat. whﬂoh ‘III-31:. lino thoro——oi:l no-— notice In 1 Pope. at course «to Ho . while in tho wuutilno mo sloop mod a tow poiuu I broken book. The nlhssl bu don tic» no vrorni. active: In sb0vc~l>osrd. when Iii In sntistsctory Iempofsry ocmpcniomhip. 0on- We bsd D0 ucuble whctnu.‘ with the sill- wlb'°“ ‘:1 ' l'ﬁ ‘Of All Abbas nzronu queen‘ the bio ps In to-the south of the ooune cl her too. but lapl. this been killed. Ind with I laws to in owner srlilicisi, this is the tx-sit moot It urlsnco versstlon neccuull le conﬁned to the ox- iunnlr butde of 1hdiIu»woIiIit» " 4 ‘ " . Ky’; & ' ‘nit: Cardinals; mock: mom: on cases norm c-rtltill within 1 e of her guns. oiﬂm. c Bchcnecthdy mar uys: with experience. The depreved may be nm- ‘change or I invv (ash Nubia phnusor socinl ihstoouh . (hue iqnonhcIwiihcosn-dli- at £111‘ moubo rs‘ swim who no bottor it gentugb , um the um no man. Dehpl (In) linen ieumuy u) up mum. ° I oriunoa. they so]. never come singly. tel, buioon scaruly in suture]. puo-words, and men sad women most Ind {£1131 jut Iltotﬂx. Gordian’: dig. ‘"3 '1' A1} ’ if 7 WI if 10-13-11 581- l on toot. 2 lo not the not happy hit oi upon the deck at tho schooner, Ind, sztidcnh At any role. e rumor Ins widely prevnloni it me certainly be aid at some people nu; oepu-u.o in the throufod saloons oi fssislon ll mar, Ind were !oﬂ.t.¢sy| n rhzgrm - S H: Us 0! no we the min. Lu: vrintctln the Upuls lust. I: nmded wllhiheir Iui rt, waited for the Ibout town tint on [into balou totho oirecui onhlhelr nlura; nobody in: ever in is moot crowd nuohod with excitement, the muse spot. We nuribu d ourtticsidiy TW “'15 N100! ll-0 I-nth. in due bitlon ho exhibited a chase mic. l.n which moon to become again it dilco. Ilalnhlnx Lhr unto mncen: suo found. on open up: in mi: one [hem without it; they Ins Icccrrigznlo hut- camcicuo only or hnnng had their con nlnlions Ind our catin immunity item no- ftil"i‘a‘K31h'¢d:“lfl: “n“hI:d|:g' b£u£‘9$:;' '10- pieces rtprcscnwdkho iol wton in the at-uddlug, squnlly c.|aud.s impatiently. l‘n-o- antler bi- Irr1\'Il hero. to hove succumbed I-um muivo incumpselcace: they have no dloned vrllh I noisy and unintelligible hum oi leslhilou lot is rricu Mir. 8 Lee of Frsncc—Pnxoslu1 ma. wily tho routed moment came, Ind with the cold air oi the nlgir pnvicus. ellidltd -gvori Hon itep-nP!¢ ,;,.,u,_ mm’ wkcy, rang; 613;, u.h.:.oillclIi:dI-I 9ti?§r1’ildo.' mu from of e who: rthoy know it or not. Nobody can quick welcomes and read greetings, but I Abc)o,uv.hoy u-e known on tho mspo. In
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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 21, 1875
Date: 1875-11-21
Text: «-.4~ , PRO BIIIIII PIIBLIIHJ! 3' I’ $1. afuniﬁ O 0 NE W SERIES: ST. LOUIS. SUNDAY MURNIHG. NOVEMBER 21, 1875. VOL. 1--K03 The 0‘!-owning Week 0! all for Lower Prices pull. in the Bur ﬂheau Reduction Sale Al‘ B.Erawfurﬂ&Cu.’s WILL BE THIS WEEK. Those who have not yet bought me still in good time. and those who have, een atlord to buy 88310 mud: to their sdnntllev Bend the effects of th...
Show more«-.4~ , PRO BIIIIII PIIBLIIHJ! 3' I’ $1. afuniﬁ O 0 NE W SERIES: ST. LOUIS. SUNDAY MURNIHG. NOVEMBER 21, 1875. VOL. 1--K03 The 0‘!-owning Week 0! all for Lower Prices pull. in the Bur ﬂheau Reduction Sale Al‘ B.Erawfurﬂ&Cu.’s WILL BE THIS WEEK. Those who have not yet bought me still in good time. and those who have, een atlord to buy 88310 mud: to their sdnntllev Bend the effects of the overhaul- ing and remarking xnnde dab in: the put (our duel. eelollown 1,000 lnglieh Wettttl -leek ‘ Reduced l‘ror¢-AI‘! telaxhroud low 001 tram Bio In .T59Iﬁ'U$.1lKN!“i from Illﬂﬂlo ewzso; ueduetaenn rmnewmeta so; rromeeotoelegtmm new en B01l‘r-um ggjsohjgts-um.-806oIli.D0zuudt.ro|u I86 C0058- (mndgenw Weterproob II-‘III: Llnedﬂqpc uulne-ode~—-Bednoedn'ocnO6l.aIeutn_m1|a v.oe4I.n:r:-oue1u.-O6xh-omI8totl:h-a- lswcoiauoxtnnaﬂ to Distress: no no 0740. Lndiee'lntuIwrboeIernna‘l‘weedBee@ee Ind0v1arek1ne—£edueedtro:nIGtoI61b¢n exusotoeeeoxtrm-eu.onoe1;so.tnnen Botetiaxheutlluluthvuili noe- I‘I350tb'onI$&'lB- 1500 1.34100’ ﬁllldbwiedoeed Inn 810 noaelsttrenlllﬁocolioxbreuﬂetnlin 50IEV‘l:IQ..'H3CO‘l‘lHOm.l7“ IXIMM tremliolallbihvlnﬂll 60 to I fix tron: I!6mIIlt1‘B1!1vnI3’150toI10x'bom O” wu1raDOzfremts5wI3&~ DRESS GOODS I"60PieoteDlrI Rripod P¢‘Dl1$,'Il|B id beav1—Ie4need iron :04: to 1! 1-00-- to Pieces Urn} I119! Sutﬁbp-Iﬁnood from some 19 I-Io. Canto 1: Ida. en rleeee Ionbelx ante Cloth. the-cem- Iruedee-—l¢¢Ieed hen toe le Ian. Ilorieeeellpe-Iaelml. reryﬁmh uel. an-w-eeedel‘ltheeIe&melee—&Inedben I-Gelzoill-III. 4sl'ieeee0enel'lleb-Iu|'v&.eunheen1- Bedneedrrenaleuebuefund. Nrieeeo Veqle-I11 All wee! Dengue-lo aieeeeheu ueleloeeynnl. L000 ﬂeeeelleeIL|peue- nu. Ill-IISOIUOIIIVQIOOOUKII hon {Jen Bkshenldettdoeslrenﬂhieltes lug Olu1le:IollnhIlllteli.. FTIRS! lllued near out In: llnl‘euIeeIv- Iedleellre-Illltvilibeﬂllll to II uxtreulllllelllllﬁlbeﬂﬂlﬂle .‘ 1‘: Lediee‘ Inn Dee: low-Ieleeel Inn Iclﬁetaolneeebenielelele. [Adel lung ﬁqdnel II1e——-lessee‘ be- holﬁleilseellnnﬂllﬂlil. Ledile‘ Alecia Iele (‘IR I-I‘ DOA}-In dszedhweﬂﬂlﬂta IO Hihim I16 I0“ boueudtrouitiﬂoleﬂ. uI.ed|ev“BIaeh1.eI:r~neeIIell(IIﬂIIsd noes -ﬂedueedfrelniﬂﬁﬁlalﬂﬂﬁ. ladledﬂled Ioﬂemulnnd lonhir dneedh¢—$l0¢oI1§0. Iadhﬂlleehlgmrﬂuln. reﬁned ls-ouiﬂ IIl.‘I§. Ledleﬂllenlelerleeend ﬂu! -an Gaye Iudﬂnl).I'edeeedn-enlnee bane-I5.-1 60IaIl.lBi'&vmCﬂ5toI11‘E|l'J'\InII5'£e Oiﬂzhuatebtol-Ill tulhbnﬁﬁlo IQ. Ledievleelseu Clul QC Bee). radioed f!‘0h.BIn'G]ItIQ“§0.I0.1IOi£In'll;-10 toialendhenllltelll. Inealevihtae 0ee:_Ieh(lu.lenﬂDneannI Iieﬂnndﬂz-p-Lredueedtw-Ibuatltlxvn OB50teOll80xkoan%toI8x£zennll_IeI-Us Childrewe line; Own: 0400. 500. 15¢. ﬁe, uurulll Rlhnllmuehrvduezd. lAd1ee’lbee.lGav1.rtduoezdl!o)mI150 ml: 1'5. fur Thinning hlwunu Down. WM“ Gong, [sleek and nnnrn Onny, lilvsr-0:31 I01. Knee the Fox. nndlowily lomtrvm 300 to I150 eyurd. liuuee‘ II.u.1.I[ 019:. reduced to doe ﬁnd 600 omen. l.Adk7e’8oA1C~lPlor6dnoodboI1 15. news’ Peurnhem cape. plan: can. reduma ‘Q 30:. Boys’ storm King 009:. . ‘weed to (De end 301: each. la n’: ﬁle:-m Kin; Cepmnodneodw 300 new D6< each. BLANKETS 1.000 Pike Wine Blnnketr-Iedueedhom U8 Ibioliﬁbl h-on’! now I! 75: learn ‘L u-lsxrnemoe um 08 16; (ran: innate I4; from Id be Ilﬁﬂzh-unIIOBoO6uLnl.Dn>Au I10 to IE. Only mnnxeu tron ll 16 Apﬂz‘ up. Bed Downturn reduced om II 35 1.; [1 cm from I3 151638. end no o . ‘rm Inrgrn stool rnexxxza ua nouns. YAJD 51.11.18 In the city, all much reduced. 1.000 Ybam Hctt Frillll. that oohxu, r3du¢- edtwn L°¢l95¢N1d6l~(e Afﬂrﬂ. Greai Reﬂnclinnx Emery Department IIADIAIDEHJJ. Bybtvlngyewnlfaﬂﬂnl Eorlhwrenr -3. this Papillr Heroes I63 our lave enough money to buy yuunell D lance hid Int- iihe Populer and Progreanive Price Cash Home of n. uam'un1m:u., 415» 418 Ind 420 I-‘rnnklin ‘venue, and Through to 826 N. ram 3:. ..o......;.---..-...................... . .. ..........«-..n.-»--..................... .. - u..vn¢eqq,u-.n-A-Anon-nu-...-.......n....... ...n...-o-..o¢....... .... .,..,.,. Clearings -AT FUMIEB WHOLESALE PBIBES ST] LL CONTINUED AT §IWiIIIam Barr&Co’s Grand Dry Goods Arcade, Fourth and Third Streets, bet. Vine and at. Lhu-lee. ‘ -no........-....-..... nun»- ..¢.«......-nu IIIIOOl§'_IlflIlAST! A.nennunlpruni'umotIIOOwill.e%ﬂ!eI[aotthtruuiivo,pm-. clues in the 8!. LOUIE LIFE INSURANCE OOIIQPAHY (epm-elyetoekeoenpe.u1)eaineu1>eneee1 - - . . Theumeemountinveetodine eheeeoniy - - - - -’ 39.779 utuel Company jwtli pur- 7,881 Dine:-enee in fever of the St. Louis Lite. wzxz. \g( L; only on,“ by£henneertalnpromineo1dividende.- , . .. .. 32,198 "Ii luuedleuandetpeuieatopayoueruosqoreoten In 5 I-41¢ [Manson Oanpang forchepvnpouoalyof Aaviegtbeeanentw-nod." A Few Words to the LAD S. Aoonot iaefellpeneore Ledre Dun the nod Important. A 3004 ﬁtting Cones immune ﬂu health. comfort and general ep- peerenoeoi 5 Lednwhile ebedlr ﬁtting one not only thrown the ﬁgure out of ehepl. but oeueee much dieoomfort to ice wee:-er. um various experiments it hue been determined D1 GII‘IO1r~ makers that o P’3RFZﬂO‘l‘ Gor- uet can ONLY be made by hend---it cannot be woven. The only dlllioulty R) be eur- meunted was toehepe the Om-not no that it would ehape the ﬁgure. This difiloulty wee ﬁnally over oome by the pehnue of. die IZOD PATENT 0088111‘, end he hue produced thee y'l‘lIOROUGHI..Y SHAPED. LL~?I‘l"l‘ING and DURABLE Coast in the Market. These Ooreete are molded by steam on 81.87 ﬂgnro of PERFEUI‘ PROPORTION, no that the fabric and bones are adopted with por- teot accuracy to every curve and undnlation of the ﬁmzre. They are properly Pmportluned, so that the respiration of the lungs lain no way impaired. The bonos erethe full length at the Corset. thereby giving the greatest sup- port to the figure. Under the old system, the Corset had to AC- QUIEE its SHAPE tromthe wear or. By this process the Om-set. FORMS the SHAPE of the wear- er. Then Corsets can never be put out of shape. For Bale in thin cit: only by W. H. Gumersall & cu. Where all (Llrxxdee 01.’ this Cornet may be seen. Turkey Coal Till ‘I! (‘KILL he led Ilrmiﬁtumm we n In: I I-Hue e. W. *ar.:...°“.,.= I. ":3:-s... for (lawn X is lhngettl on '3’bina c.an.omr1§ . ' 1 cleen. hot. H. rm Ital. "3£'"'m e-med. o A on as. “ ' e 9 u - Y‘ I575’. nu emu). not Olive mm. PACKING BOLXES. Owns n°?3m mu. 1:. Locxweon. mrm.I1ur:r. N IAGARA Fire Insurance . 01' NEW YORK. ZJIEARIPEAOTIGLLIIPEIIEIIIBI OAIIAHITI - I I Ol,l00,% ﬂYllI'l3IIU.I.BeIBO!eI' Jﬂpﬂ '!.'0rﬂl.DolicieIondwellln¢I,ete.. writtenprrior to 181-6 in the lete Underwriters’ Agency 0! low York. or in the Getmulle Fire Iuurlnee Oompenyetlew York. guaranteed byihe eeeeh of the lete'0'nderwri£en'A¢eaqy.neybe rewritten etexpiretlou i.nthelfi- Iii?!»- hil bulneee pertaining to In- nu-aueewillreeeivethe personal endprompt attentional wcxvmm amxsnr, i1t's., 307 Olive Street. W6 BIEIAOHPUL OOIICERT SIIHEIS, BY Tl"I‘O MATTII, Amber of "No. Never." Btellnrllennta — - - - ﬁocente TheFi.eher’e Farewell — 50 cents With llellan. (H An end munn worde. Bound In plane the must Lidaon. BA.|'..‘K.KR A WEBEII. lwhunbus uni hams Duel-:n.. PACIFIC MUTUAL Life Insnranca Bump’; OF CALIFORNIA. IiII.LEII,III1LIIf&l1ll. aotliariilhu-tlﬂnec, Have all their Depertanenta now replete with all the latest Novelties of our OWN DIBELT IIPORTLTIOIII and at Lower Prices than ever before oﬂered. um, am no II.ll.Mann&Bo mm: 419 N.}‘eIrihBh-eet, Call the attention of purchasers to asilot of = I FANCY sI1'iKs which they wggoﬁer, on Monday, 2 inet., £65 Cents and upwards. J.H.OB.A.N'E, runmrunz. - z . -‘ulllirilc fun nnsnucaip $111,338. Parlor Suits as as M0. in mm womg oudmnifazn KUTUAL ITRI _ IXIURANGI , ‘ _ - ‘D011 [A51 . n - ' 8. .* p hue: 8a.’l;."§‘.£_ *.=%~..,...,..... .. nhh eﬁarelﬁlalh The Hulalit-lumne may 0]’ II-L-K. If I. ?‘;k‘.“.:"oa.;z;;:.'i:‘ms:‘.'.';::‘:::;z::::aaE‘Re°3l lsuc x. vI:X‘l'Gli. uullgl Qun stress. ‘I’. W. “ mm %»!.,‘£-".-E.-.;":5.'k.-:-.7"'-“° --~ Oﬂd%i iiulnthnnexeen teen-at Jomi 0. mu... r‘-*==*'--~'"-'='=‘;:=ea~.*ser:..%§ H “odors de Camp}: .- MUSIC R00"-11S 7:91-2 ohumu'«‘ehnqt, tiencrnl i let lluoui Lad Keane. Uiilclx lea earner Fourth Ind Otclmit ureu.n.Ji¢.-em , over last Cloth llwuu, 8:. :1 Lean. o. Mun. ﬂue Ind neon named. Oulu can uv n. n. I muvunanzuuniuuunuau KID GLOVES Just Received our third Ship- ment this Season 01’ those cel- ebruived NONPAREIL and_ swan mm K111 GLﬂV_§§ ' All the new ahedee. Gloves hive met with such unprecedented etmeeee ninee our n1-at introduction of them in this city, that their names heve become HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Every pair ﬁtted to the hand. Kid Glove: Cleaned and Re- paired. For Sale in the city only by W.H. I}llIll8l‘SﬂII & I302, ‘ 413 North Fourth Street. ‘I’. F. HIILIINEY & III}. 818 Franklin Menus’, Have received during the past week several invoices of New Styles In all Grades of DRESS GOODS AND ‘WILL OFFER OH MONDAY MORNING, Anor~ebeeutimlendeom- been exhibited in St. Lola: this eeeeon. Thegoode hevebeen bought very low ibr eeeh end will be uoldetennellulvenoeonooit. Among our numerous BARGAINS wuurwm ieent-GI’ avenue. ieeuleﬂei dlbneneel W “. ':.‘eIeI‘npnle ewe. us. an Ieuete sieuaaunuumruneuuo. On llondey, site, will boot- teredelerge lotol BLACK ALPAGAS, hvnluo-eIle.IIe eheepeetoeedeevereell hltieeity. We heneeeued extrnorulnuwtntnlnxn minnm AND BLLNKE‘_I‘3. Wiwmhdverhedyluinrpectien to-marrow eeverq Stylish and Elegant suite. u..n:- nl 0511' ewnmmtﬁﬁbr . lioﬁ ﬁll G6 I §'.§'ouu5eu1. un:uo&‘o¢ '”"""' " CLOAIKIB " le in-re uni um elylel Ire goo-i.e.|sd brim-2 rlxil. We --*a.1:" ““' ‘° °"‘:'..‘."1"°."..t."*'.., ...... n are rupee 7 at our neck. ﬂhuokoebuwnhvwloodr. ‘I'.F.HIII.ﬂIIEY &IID., 618 Franklin avenue. E. 11. Iinnms & Go., Lumber Merchants, Ileeeeatuleleauleiilutbezeunl m.uI.mm anemia mm.- Iilldilul-Iii-lIﬁ;D0II'I.0ta. E'4'3"=-E~:“-'-;'3-Te.’§.«.*i‘“...-'.?.::I"'r°'x°-‘”~'??‘= ST. Lnms simnzzme‘ 00., lenulutwusql The mam Bamnizcilm ceﬂosinz. Galvanised W "““c§E‘.’.‘}z."%:nl‘a':n“:'l€$“”'°l' "°- -"*m'a:s::.=:.9.-..:z.--°-* Oman and worn u. wiw. nu» and cm eve Frasn, New Bands NOW Specially Desirahlet BBIIIIAIIE SILKSI IF DARK. RICH COLORS I FOR strum [Ivar-Hrasses, 'A.ND Beautiful Light Shades ALSO OREAH WHITE Emma msinzx PLAIFCBEAM WHITE SILK. Psrticuieriy Ice:-oe,end nmeh eouyht eﬂer. man, man oononnn Brucada ’ imnaﬂinlas. FOB Evening Over-Dresses. LE?!‘ TG THEI3 FATE. ’E‘lirt5=~£wu.’i‘exsn£ ﬁuxrennded by Mexicans. ﬁhmﬁd new fail as cut nae; Way Out. History win he Taureiﬂed jurist . Alene: Alamo, .;..__.. nus-'srx-ox,‘z'e:x.a.a, Funnsbd so.-4'3: sagas... Ian 2Fansa§m~nurmwuri§ manta ‘mum: aheaoll-owing ﬁuowxavzui , ‘llamas, Eewtmbex °2zk_——»{)a.;;ggm Ke§¢3h°.9l’Ibe2c:e$h.te voopo(wao rgqgggg '3‘ m°“"“'5 "*1 Vﬁuﬂﬁry. in muemzoﬁunm Disveueqdwboeewuennd yea 16 runs, tuna: 2o:rIe:dcI.u.ie&o—dntxur:nee6o1a.m: aim-ran rnoxnrauvn wilhouihod, lleleay. ae m,y,um¢,__ ‘ as uelexneenunlhaiueeéoheniawaasgreggggs tntheihlu ﬁde,muee ‘I'll i-shined, am :3. mudﬂoeei ‘ Ge-ended. ms «nu» uenieeeneueﬂcndee enters and ﬂlilmlura. eedvilleeiyheaaelted em: me each. lnxseen tnaoelenmrlediizomﬂ sndlnnuaez-as lo:-lneaenegneu dice ﬂexeare consume oi shitty-one nxxutlxxnsomutn. ialanishe whole Iexleui poprzlnion is under nxneendaunytn; tzemellquugn, mnegu. *1-Ion: new-s,aevens uwunned Kaunas mu “'6 Hike:-ed Around lcateilre doomed ems H1334. 3&4 3101077 he tux-exited wish aroma Anew. The Fuiwd iisguauoogggg WITRXH LACY 5U?|‘(7'Kf on the Texan aide oi the Rio Qnnda, Kant)-oi when croeeed yeetmtlny mornlzgmgguggggggy 959! H"-K03)": relzeet. but were ordered bank lldldlhlm 10 Lu hln,'l'hcl1-oop§hgu-gn:,a31» 50‘ "W WI-Ikhzlnu wshormnx them in arms. Oﬁhulxt Ieaielly in an breve. oool bus zealous em» oar.b}' whom ‘ ‘FITS ‘Ell 006.5-'3‘. like me lined: and use Devin county :1-oubieu vuwneﬂnustugesmgumgwueqndied. During Iheiuowniemz-Icy liczielly commended soon» Pllyﬂ nooumnna Inn one: oamphmentedtos " ;. Should the Inxieuz deteruneupou KB OIJKIZIS. lhtywﬂl pay nuevllylox the nnda‘~ nun. nu an-rut Txtxvze Hillyﬂflﬂhliwﬂleﬁnllyeomst-.roeIingQ>b rlverbylhen-e-opmnndnzougb drmsndedszveni 39‘! A10 byile Uﬂbd Shin o!!ielAln_z:.nnno1 retbennnuulend. Oﬂeieleeneepeedenca. Guninot. Ixxu. November 24: —-The toi- iawiegwuueneivedrmn San Antonio, Tex”. to-dz): 'l'heioliew!e:hlcgnznwu weaved at head‘ qnenaetfueloommg - "lstarlllxlelur, urivuzieiboeomzvee, ye» punelbltertyueeot them: Gentry cs-uued ihienanil|"b¢h'Ihieurive.l.b1 l.|nd1en'Ior. dI.lAlul'IIeedeei.neanngLeninr meuuld to IjpeI¢le.'¢dky.vrI-mwneclnree by me laxi- ﬁhilerivu. ‘rnnwudoee in rinsuuonot u&;21eabyne yeeleedey no:-mag. lneve &'1dl.njozAier.Ied ievetarn Ihecrvoapu so Iheneehbeek. Hahn -sound. "It :11) be due 11-eduuiy." ihre an-rsed out your 913101 Alennderrepertelnrgennmbenoi iroope wu- ejlﬂqinhvntolhin. (‘bid-I PU!123.00nln|ndlng. oorrnuumwn xennu. Iliebfieneeu lxneedblethllllelnxinuu Iwieeheejn. Ieeouuenee noun-sous vﬁﬂﬁﬂﬁ 1 Wm: Be: the clan LQQIBH I§bIed_hue In than wane. Inter. ilh\aXCIOe-D—ea-Ii- The Galvan! It III lain’ hieuniulw lhhhubﬂavn - Bnowilvna, lenuber H, 8 p. u.-—1'eLe- n-enejnefuodnaiwutleeonnendugoaouer Uniledlietenfonule beIloil.eeOnevu,Ibie shetleletlyeedhuneulel-ihevclu urnr Iealoeeee ioilefuuﬂdeoiiee rivet. ’l'beIuu»e.Iee- Iunnuwlu houlutprenenee uueuu new Iuheatnnzu even. at gmu than he neeillelheqsulln otpeeu orwlr. bu Indian ielieaneee non. All lumei Alma, tlluteleeeeilloueeeu-untied. =» YILILOU JACK. An infected Veeeel ﬁlmed 01 Gel- vreetee . Oawltrol. leumhn In.-1'10 name has Irene ‘ﬂu. Oeyule Penn. cram oseeieqee. Ouhmiloven‘ M3.Irrindol’uIeberneIerdey. in helmet. The eeptu: repone to Dr. Blunt, on board I mmmnnim- tharonxhly huni~ uulﬂﬂll. lad Dr. illlﬁd uuneand welelunen, Io prevent All umnnrh her until no eenbe rlkd ltd diltlttctod. THE DIED OF A LUIAUO. THIS WEEK STILL GB EATER BARGAINS IN COLORED French llashmaras, The same quality identically we. sold last week at O1 50, willbeofferod at 31 25. Theee Goods are full forty-eight inches wide, and were regard- ed very cheep at O1 50. A portion of the cue, AL3, up up oontms yet2un- {goods ‘unmet be excelled at »the price. - SCBUGGS, L I VANDEBVOOBT 423 and 425. Brown “and Gray nnaon-, Ii-not pgﬂllda Fprlntrineievalnetheee . North Fourth I De-morr, IICIL. November av.——A Ioealel die- punh tun Lower Xenon. in Imewee oauntv. an die: lire. Geo. Devenpm-1, w old resident, hula! I000 tine penbeen lbboringunda menial ra:Anne:.neerly never- lngtllebee-J nomlbe y. Shelhreesenolllbe 11! olhunm ouzerehnximn and zaerrauxer-Lm law. ‘ Drowned. Dede! Diana to me Ghee-Den-oats Kuururoxr mom. liovember Q0.-—'l'hs sen —o|d oi J Ia wean. II c our ' ‘Hula oeep ting net: up were thin maniac. pool when leeueu. lnnpoaloi vrntcz nesrlm up in: pinying nee: um —— um Onellﬂil lm-I-n.I/anir 3.1:. ..’;5z;.&&";';.r.r,'.I::.'f.5 ‘IA very . 5:, [axis £3313; $111121 Qtmnttal, ﬁzinban ﬂsrtting, ﬁlshrmhzr 2}, 1825. ‘IKE 8lAIlL;l1 POETB. The Little Warblers of the Pror ant Day. An Interesting Account of Their Numba, Industry and Zeal. The Oxminutive Singers who Compose the Gencrul Choir of Poetical Socplcn. -nw poeltlon at leodutllllpubll an boclﬂmad sad occupied by Very flw. I6 III’ Lldltd KC 30 nxmos of ms pool omwvusd who hsniodlod dlsunut echoolenf:_ivtIA!~IInotIDt'eu.ubtIcdnI nut wall: to Q9] eﬂniu tho gnnocuoz unis ﬁe tom: Above ttunontlty oi unkind, to haul bcanlln om.-red nah} Ihenuetledellbvp lb? munuof unoaudpoetselt-he uesotuust-In-e ullsl-~|IuutnvoetesctIIaA3cu'. A:nold.3l-rails‘.-hit! oltskutbynononss duplnesle. nuuucuo veoplo'Apru.A.IianII$-'II.:uI'IAndlovnd 1nLhnImuAonld.Iul-vhncelhooenrqseled. II6>t£ur.IIel.rg:endewuAeulmtyctI-I-s.nur 3,! an mucous nuance: at my Illicit. nu tor ltd: ‘ , Iehnhoec. but 0! on their dlmphd rum. and dldilllt bounty ‘A-ar]'ﬂb¢l’I0l(hlh'DOIZl'I.a 1-mbogxnalsgollhepvioﬂfbtwienzelganw monnrlncpoon thuv-II-In-coop-Hmuol g.,u.nnluory:!IouIIc1.loe-o. I-onus. lulu. glonsny, but undo wavy q-also A puma, And e only Inlinlllhl “*1:-A ol an In Iunislcd by the variety el nodnntleuu. on1crirl:eth¢rou¢ur.cso-At-In muuanusu huff.‘ ﬂn.udIhct1lelsl.IhotIuol;WuO¢IuD.'- A nunberothsnonlnhpoebnoululednboottle Aunt lino es -nun oelntolge. hy‘su-can at wlIII.llltIo:IS.1‘ueeI.AnoMendnIIuu.—wn.l, Acholulyrotttn Out. In link el luau: ultmt‘lIAn.hovvver.cuelsAlvsl, an-aﬁj Ihstnooonuhssnotethlmvzll Aacnctn-Avast’: ul vmwy or pun olnuulnmm. IOY‘ll-J.l‘l.'l0AlD IIQIIIIOLI. RE. uuatspootm-—en.luI.|lAolmAeA or uvdlcts, Ind, Aocondzy. web. Iohble A-org Insole Knunlay. Ills "unet A.ho|cnIBnmo“ I-an surpnncloetlcnendhh tlne. tun Ihvuy pronlat lduthu mo: ' ‘; * ox thoLmpnzu.c'Abl1ltyo! moon: in non monon- npacluoloonponllloa. BuI.tImulltlnhrl.lunwy 1 - “Clqsdlbl" ".:;,,,,¢, “.5 1,, mm; uum outlay nun: others. Hm‘! mu um. nro-mm: PM =“"” 1”" ‘ ‘’“9‘‘”'*' post, and in lo nos altecmcd by the W0?“ "55 ,. mum pa he deun-vn. One can you-only got rid of the oonvlouau um 11 urn print‘-|lM|?>' 3|» V!“ u¢,n.mp to the Ionduisl poetzsa that ii?“ NH‘ '3. nownory as war man- ila vru ml or.» of mono poeu who do than wont work ant, and mango on In I‘: oouxuntly Lweod leg sous, but. I! thou-nu: Amubatolo, It will “pen that NA ntnepo-cu, the "Pu-aoolsnn." ll «um I: A-oozl u us last. an "in. UP!“-". ttclu-mu run I liaotloltlust. with sltﬁosm ‘ton omit.-A, Ind. hdoﬂl, Bttlc bntlmc indllplyihh‘ _!‘ho dun-any gala: rgeg awry and Illvcrﬂflnl Aoﬂousblunhls. nu the Iorglvu. but can uurbc forgotten. llnilq lpﬂeoi hlcunllyeot ‘ "‘ ..HG-I915’ ‘V ten obuunlnltlnuht. hoecnlllls odal. Id- dznocdtohnvtb, bhesn:r- ’ "w nmna oxpl‘ unnzoume !*l)'ese . , ell who mama’-lam To outlook . but u be Ihelllsg they-leoku." 1:3. lp notuplgpg, he than us znnmru -- ' Iithuud ’ "to: us - .Bouh-I10 _ ,'ooa Ian world : .3 3 e . . . ‘Ono Mgr .-sum nan baton: Mr. ‘Th: In . yonnoll on moon ol poou! ,5; gun; on world‘: 3! ;t|sAms's tho vroadu, hue may Ace 7011. P1310039“. ‘hm! ‘MY 130" w__.. ‘rheaoundoet ohjcouonlo ‘Browning’: war‘: In thelaakolﬂnuhthlohlrmsnllnth. {lo acxlaou '0 pollemiocondeaeeondtolnodllv hll poem: on gun bring thou wlthln A mewmhlu oompumlud um mun: when mummy: In lid?!"- Ha Ilka public Dc ﬂul mun P110 N0 ‘P0935 'w‘un«:qAn;uno6omnuulz— Anaudmu sal- ly runnlis: "Whole PH‘ 4 Wlltﬁﬂﬁ eu- eonnolnnllcdhrthbysounowoud. like ‘eight- g.p'u'nadlc,’ukm1orAna:¢I.AAu ht-Ahourxbc pours mnslufnlruoo-buldlng. and how con- lcmplihlcboennnnknlt." Morcovur, his two: Anoltellu nlunhla mu. lmoglu books by the Aaoctocund unouploulmxs dulznsxlonu of And "lied-ootlolh .5314’. eou.ntry,"Iad A :31: Apeolmen et hu Qltnﬁkrupootlsntnod. . urunbuulrmiu. AnnnﬂIAyouthovhowv:1ﬂprouiAootax- «saga,» Ildhlllopuuu fnsttullttooco 'nuonhel:¢ Ioundod cl um: Iunu-c oulnceom Qouroeunneuvu neaycl no tcqnlruacnla; And then In manna, Iloueul,!om.A and ‘autumn. aunotua umcotam 'AnAooz,y-ouausnnr cubic nun Ihaoth umuneomnohnt Iloulnlpu-ll pa-ndeslbem Ill. Two of Item lmunhh Brornlng In an thhqonlnthu nah ll moodlnglyytodlgel ol llllI'oree,pou:1ugKm1£ lnlhellmoll Imnanoo; ma.1ooqod.vcnIru uluduoa tho nub: um pn-hﬁneai llfyovth. in chu-ustc ﬂullbe I-Uh. “lu:.§ua- Is cm 0! to not‘ free 0! lb: young-or pooh. Dd. Otpllaa’ =pchepo Burinbumo. so» most original. lib Ahutetylecuouaootd eooneryu-co! marb- biIwa‘I,Anduh.Ral§n Illﬂlor dcooriplonpxr vloulyeuwdled. A-aheottnroutruunlmodt enyplﬁndbuwattzashovallubcentywlthvrhlnh Invumctnoolsnonsmubcrpuoad. ' “'BGIkhl0&he11. iiaoboeboounby Si: ; E 3 e a mob Ibo monstnn .a;‘.';.‘lz.. non.-Ju LII Ilka Au-corn‘ thehhlnny dlpc an-mI'ln¢ to is put... your chest; to the ﬂjhl round I ehtdmry my C o I A I . “ligliél :3 i E s ._E hunted unnlntrﬁ, Klnuhw.lnsAhonm|q‘:mu. { Do|heIsloctl._nInAlbep. nqvekelunot." lmsottllldceca-lbodns"ooooluaouman lvhoaoesgnlnceaipodnolu not» much data shun-cunts-orahovtvdno-9.utonn~zum1 Ildlluﬁlfnl-_lI_kA lie u an _ XonlAudﬂr1n- 'bunc,A'Adtopu-tube olthe chsuoccr oi max. Blnnntupyouamo bdrm: the publlcuru A-A tuuhtw of the ltA.ll.A.A pooh. no man noxgouthe _:uu:o: 9| Alzulm volcano, ocnpdﬂeqonly Iboul tony‘ " ’ Aon.pc.nd"‘-“ .vlthA.u hnmtro-I I-Id twenty sonnets. Although so 1471 In Immbor, h.|cIrotk.le.ruol' nmnrhnla-In vnrtb.,tor ovorypoem of hu eﬂonnlghl roedlly hm esouurﬁcd has to former Attuapn. huniru munmednowruoln vane. Illsmecocpoxtbaloa-co. lLlnzIlrnAu- otbar cx.uoplc,wlt|I.hc cxzoogztln unlhovrcto muonodtoohnwldanngoodeuhjeou hum» canny. ﬂu helhd. "ISA lune l‘lAlAsn." ms u A may, on Anson:-reotunztsonod k'u.ou'uleollu.hAl- lotcdbyrnﬂutng. rhea poet-neadnunuon otlzcz-l.ud>oInA<lenootr1e9svnd.AA-ytououaothct bnnohol lltcA-u1lnbo1,ellAecmtolnvowﬂn- n-omlhuporﬂnltroildonn. Tho}-an-ulnpnla tcrnmulheyurcn elegenttn won. Anon-too! tb¢mvu')'ApLl)rlItnd.ad—- . ...::':::*..':.‘:.'. =:';..;'.‘*::‘°:..‘::. ' Aslo lbclldullghloh use ‘ads Tbenuxt clauol you: An thoeorhcnnnm. born Au:-A. Aooo:-am; to un uylng ol ll nos. but nuomndnthnnnclvecwtustbcynrohy mtolyo t1ant,um-onlutn; study. Lngoagthcu uvcry jultly ncloaod Lord Bnlwum 11: won. ll JAM. onaol thnnootpcnlslunnd pozsoverluolaxl has the In In And Ian unnu- donotgiuont the true rluud heotol pony. Although he Ind An bone: love lozluenhuua Andb1snntl.ml.sml strove to exprzu llslllltllnx tu-ms.yothocoucAnu,1tel.l Ahodct tho-teodnd boblnnli Ind erectad. Sumo! the bong! NA xuxmva poem: In-as uahllniod toBlAokvood'A end other nuulnu. Inch 4:! tho prouuneu. moathllcsotnsglsml he etlnctod round It A “PR3” 901?! 0' D00“ I'll!-arc. who Ionoumu About £orlh.la than Ayhsncnl pubuoauou. strtnpnlthnuut beeuutnl pearls. mggg. Ilsa poeu.howsvu.IAgceu:el on man! loterlos wthomotrosl geuamcleol tin ls pnnlyu. II-lbutabloloﬂao unpllﬂantlcn 0! Q popular tutu iormmng. an» new rldnly cumou mun cuulnlobo Ibo tho Anon debened,An.dtobe 5:-Aullcd Dylnlaturlorarllole. '1-‘N "lhunodlo" llztlu poet An in most nmcwu. AA they III in -oet plnnulg or gay alum. mot: pruiuuhesen noulyet Annu- ﬂonelﬂxlct, Andlbeull lonltutc, puvothongu. butnototaauoueuslnlheu Iue muyuthu klnd ot noel:-1. Bunny lo consul: antenna the founder 0! IN: on-doe. adorn Kcudlth bl: moat proncluzl pnpl. nu, lodged, A...” . It¥wa'6I-rnlnlndl. due thou no peuuu In Luella vrlsloh no p-oat would in uhenod learn, and omen uhleh nu Almost to tho lcvml at tho Inlallmo. The "cpesxnodlc" Amie hm ﬂung. M1321 tnovn la seams: way so tholc-rm oi noolszy ""“- Tm‘ 1*" 3"}: boon an llallosﬂorn al' cultured In-l rcnocd periods. and wlzeaovcx no. clot} hes bow anon Ina-Ary And onltlruod, tho» mun cnntla I>ocmA.snavnn as "oocloty 11¢:-§g_“ ham bean Al-cndns. at ovunomn; mum, And tea: yr....°,_._ cs-on In A vouched lo-sis, dam; mg pg...“ ,,,,_ u A Aulnclosl lndlezuun thn Ibo lava oi pognq .. In-onto: than "or man B:xgll.shnun_ -3,. poetry oftne grotuquoov lenuslo ordu LI Alno Abundant. And some or 11, though exceedingly 31. inn-ogant, ls not Allogolhc dovotd of mam. nonxn atcnnrrlo. rmamanco "' .BroInlnA the non octtml and mm: luuqnnl of llrlng pooh. Tang teuuxu pnzunl Ibcnuclvu my ncogelttou hsnnayat rm wonu ma dnnehogm. Ibe Aonntdo qnellw 0' Ni Hvusdon. ma ll: -soul at us rung. A dlicua-Ion of Drtrwnhg mvozm A study at Ibo elonzcnu of poetry u g. .n_ K], K"“'3¥ 1‘ Wpdtﬁllll. Ind he IA Actuar- olgnly lndlvlduu la console: Ind pm-pogo, tun ll wemdlmoulllnaponh onan won ‘among pfvavlously £11»; 5 ontwloo by rhmb to Jud‘; n_ “W?-°-N! °"°‘“°“l71'V'"1Ih|.homnn no: he conntdcrod I I¢¢e;lrAnuu.;_ {Q1 5. “um. Pill‘ pvrlohlﬂl 931! AA nassu or mmuu, ‘mu. mu! o! no mom: pbou uomantrnlym-;. marks then MI long in-Au pm”, 31. mum, L, n.mA.ri.A.bl,vcoosntrlu. but that land pmoi cl mxllv. unoao-lsluuwuouluu u dolng otho: llpollxbod nnul ll gleauxu, Multan 34:701. Ams.lI u use. but more TI-lnlble an I] nrcnllu-5] uncommon, Ilolnntnopoat, who poneeenoAllIhﬁlQouoIﬂncAnendhnndA1noo- ceuryto oouasllxascnau-tut o! no not duo. Ercrythonthllesgcm. "Shea Ihcuul wuzhot. uu-volocwu othevok-lo lhollnn Iladvhcn IhcyAn;to¢n1h.cr." . . ., . .. . "ﬁotsdzop olltrhluonl ruknmna. BdtIheI'umanlo|llmAouQ, awootromaa." "Insane-llhcncarcahadhocnsdoy Ono ol God‘: ehonworu , Tbovvndn no not yvt qulto gone from lhn nun loci of born. a . . I - e "llndtho routs mounun; up to God than “cut :21 horlxkothln ca.” “l'l.lI:.lohlAl.|ndsnd(o mum tlbthodsuwallsotught Wanll do an VIII IEGIQ. l.nGcd‘AA1;nl." A daalpﬂoa oi mo cthm-5 Ls Auto A dosnrlptlna cl Innis. He ls Ilka turn. but mm a strung tlnc-not lAtA.llAn:, which can udduu MA vane Iithnutsddlng; to us mm. "Death run we halal, lmowln; not that ll. IBGLBI‘ Lllc nnnlnuoua. Lhmnxhuuunlaetnnd ﬁom use lain we know at its must. The and llnnvcn. through oonnuana you on NIX. Moi nhuglnggovom Lo an oval curtslm tux line; nmnd I n: A hula mom, whore plau- Wccpngendlsgghnuol nun'scmpty¢Ay." “tear Lltuc. then loocnacl mu. wnuuymnofuuncnda; Bcouunelogofwoodwlllhn. Whllcnusy eluoo: neagooo put, AndA!lucrerlnsll;mApwo." o o o o 9 . . "Aloe! lllcg-one Ind thqyma In? cz-5; would flu: m°§."::"5:13§'.m ,' loll thn, ovucoma, hm I can 1hs.nm_tltIa‘AtdAyotthcIzv yonxa,\_um.£ Aevdentholur. Ind dawned All llheocunt gvwtisloold. ennhdowtag ttumct, an ad." Onlyslcvyeunnnyeuodnlnocmcnzstpnbo llontlon ol Bvlnhtu-nc"o poetry loo: than wines by nrxu-lso and glued out than en oetyend docldcd vlozory. Swinburne was none Aekmvlodgodss A M»; In on Lrhladllsvorklldlhe ndbotof mandala}! rcvmn; Isuzu: lmpoewr, boouu Au mu: read My poonA_And Iraltod in crpeoanon. knowing Inst 1: king vru born on rule In mu, And looking to no Ihll hevocld do. lnancuung may xaa not dlnppoluxcd. eyrmgzu um. opal I power our rhythm. and I oommud any we nnluupecltd rououmel of a Lenguggo any Perhaps no poo: Atom the day: or absu- Pcnre nu xqmlicd. llclom ma umc of B«u'l_uImxnu, tho mpnhlllly of Buyﬂhh wrong Lsd notbcan saved as no trlod ll.l-lid Iwbly nu ll no--A we «run 0! me man onormom burdgm, In fact. ootoutlmoi ho can-In bl: wmmmn of Lou. In-I68 too In, and clays wlth An ollﬁxi at epithet “*0 “"°"“E |‘»"=b¢‘- Thomxb often wxuuouc and bvnltrlnu on we numy, awlnuurum .m;.1.,. A” we the ol the r.au.;uc_ and «news no Al.~|luy um poulc lrru-r that ennliz mm U; be wnAl-|um.1 . WW0 '-mots “union: poets. .5 ought roooznblgnog betxucn mm and (A0001 uleu. but um an 91 mg IN" V“ -0“ “wind M‘ an. um um or sum. burnc um: re: hum: unabuml. Tm: (cunning ext:-Iota. {Allen Alma.-at at Inn-lom, zirc A Lugs mesa! hlantylo "Who mm contend It'll]: bl: lor-la Or ctou them 01 do then won ‘V;-‘:..:‘2.3.?.’..‘.".”.‘i..‘:'L."‘. “‘.‘."t."5.°’“ - Who shell sill: uxommu with 12% Futlhohlndnallhtirktvgdomllv 2:5." 9 A a e - . c "uiovcvroruvrhu tharoouu, And I vote llko tho loot, our Love» would grow other ln no or unglnx I u. ' 3'». nraym add: or ﬂavorful ctoea, ..‘:.1.*=..uW.,*:.°.:s"....' W; I. . And I vrtru us: the lull. '* . . . . . . . 5 " Ten. then shut be forgone». Ilka) llt uvlms. 3» tot t nnukluca at my llpc on Lhgﬂ mu: than with lmnocnsllty; but no— xmsnnllnoiulhigntnrcnorhoutions. No:-mtxthdrlueenuwlth mule not , cos tom: of haevu. was as: ch And lmsmt mp that met: the tut Ughtux ' Ihmulzrtorajxound mm. w Ind: nﬂunvtul sud mourn‘ :- h whnﬁluﬁkﬂg . OI me.:.-:.i:'..:*.-:r.*'..~'.:.-gr-==* ;::.~.:.-.,~.... mun pm ouuzz. “sax aloopatacon-quot" wu vrlhhn bot-no '|hodAya orpm back uxlr-tn. Snsxsnln and "5 lion Among lrlloc u A dreadful thing. ‘ ' 50 II A maxim. Par-nr neektloo at block tulle, atrial. or lung. are mmmcd with ﬂgulu Ia! u-on Vnloouueol lama. mm unm_nnr-rcd Ambucmeq) Jinx Ilnxww lsyueln Iboﬁllstoa-A»-.. Rousing- tcn Guam: qnuunblxtln Arlyn and quill '97. And Ifvcwyeooandble to Americana. run: An uo,b0o wpgan men - Unplaxod -ammo‘-drop» d the atuuy. and It would In W»- lcffor 15¢ ceuguq I! thezcvuc usaro._ A xxx:-r.vckrJda;ccu jco-mm um tug not Iqnl iors hrnczlohlinn‘ bu wur up with s_ mmlo. no mlitarboir Asxlou be Is to glow. Tu: and mug:-avuu lose the pecronon of good sot-lrty thin winter. As the cuquctu now Idle mus wedding and party lnetutlono by lent. AoJux1'uldbIcanlnrarplnl.u thelllcrnnne. -omanpnlebex ﬂag-oz in DE’ nan!-h tpcnslu ‘thinks, lobccnunasbccunolteliludnznletth aniline. "ALFIKKD, tendenyoblttﬂdl htlhrsutcc ill: to her banana, ‘'1 run you'd .hIldﬂC‘ﬂ]W!Ill1lIOI"Kll'lIl Imus to «hit the calling." tnvtulnadutualthu eotznky pronoun Icmaawlllrpcadmou umqno hldnsglnyhon nationhood um: ubc wl.ll'ten totnbocucol uwa cllllllron. On: attic moetatylhh oolou lnlonuvc. nun zlsnelovcucr horn. Ancthar brown. celled 'Hl1I'IIl.,llﬂdh'D¢ tlceolm otthobcvovezw II Pull. K A urn: no-yum-old 0:rdc;lx1.Imne¢bg In Anti-storm on sandy. an to be another. inﬂow '*xsmmA.lookonol In wlndmnud son an pop-norm Mu. KAI!!! D.lI.!.Ill411'0‘ﬂ Duwxnl. A van- knmrn new Orluaa Aoalocy bdlo. 1: shout to pub- llsmwlth Oixleton & 00.. 3 |onI&tltlui"‘l$5 name or slxoou ‘rnntnbncshmmrnlng ‘ innocuou- _Iy ohangctrou yctrloyeor; but the pens: chums lnalﬂu «mu Is as noqe«sm.l.l U: can AA nouoeehlo. Irlaoohan. Was: A Au-uncut «led s Dctxoll glri. "horn in netnaputynlehewonn-u.r:loa. sh: prouuly replied: “Wot qulxo, but I'm mad tune or tour dlspc tor bl-nacho! pnnalao." Imoxo tho Autumn ubrtos than no bcentltul bznusdod Allis. thlollmnnox bcpultod or shh-ad In any wsv. And nrealnocat Bcololl pllld goodn. _m be mad wilt «lull ll oucolm-. AxovxLrrln8cuhotu-lmmmgusrcurolgrny . luelubds placed lathe mama A bond oi ~ ru... itntbcte. Buohocot the unyupa otnuu. -- awlch fathers its very uyush. 1- {Annual Ilovuiod Anss jam umum mauucul. thoyvlll noun-uma nemdxhfw-era a nonnusuor Klagouute. ll: tutu penu- wrho originally cu-dend tho ado luck. Muauu Hwngn nun, Doctor at Indiana. In About to wean aoosnltntlon mcmln Pu-to. Thu ll the lm lnnunoo (oaugnaad nuns) or A rcnnlo pnoutlonearls thorruoh oepitnl. ‘LlD1I.IhIhI.b‘IL Among LII liens det- poncu At no room! voddlnx at tho Bnpruue !:ngu::u'u nlcan. In 31.411032: mC1 olthc ducal union Adoue . Titian‘-Ayubllnbod by none Fund journal: uuﬁhc use at tho Esapz-can Oierlouo ls dhnulnd -0.! is errcixoom. The uilarlnneln orlnocu Ins nova: oceood to In phyuaauly In uzodlaanl lxnllli. Law the cold bncxwhaez AM M0. at heir! In and and full 0 . x Then I-hvnntpotl ham 0! A not Au!-non. l'nb\|clk‘(l hrx cams um! Iran! up to Mon. "Wt:u.. I'll dlrox-cc youtulAt1mc;bul mlntl. not another uoaoc shall you have from tau court tlll you no olzmocn." and A suns Julmo om Wcu.u In tuned nlvoxco to A puuthauot ailllﬂllo A Wmcouan edllor lllnntl-eta umlpravnlllng cxlnn-gsnec 0! people nan-Adxyu by nelllng et- teuuun to tho coolly balxroarrlnuu la one. when news: ebabythoyhtulod mmzu-oundbytlulaolr with bond. "1 tAst"r. Abllnh," Aha Annmrod, when be altered to nnoorl Bar to the piano. ‘ ‘Ola’: abide me!" no axdalmcd tndlgnsslly; "tho d—J you c.m'x.-' undmnmxlmomutmnoouml nnsahnia through the door. Bxnsua ‘rL‘xurn'n book cautums zu: engraving at brncll. It Ilnvnnulla her In not waning‘; Iota! bzlngcu-than-omonemomto noun: 1.; Theodore ’I‘llton'o u1u.thc boot is bound ta 1;." In enormous nlsc. I-‘ox polnltd noon 0! house xlrueec An col- hrottm clleogriln buds o¢GhlnA or-spa And 'rnchnlDf61I'9GﬂlOIlll.lnI1 Al-o I|]IIlD>6GI'B6!Vd onuuotuc or not, oovomd with sppuquu gm. broldcry l.Lldov1H'nok¢tu1AIl.k. A 0111. in But: county. , only urah-o you-3 old. ma d.Al‘lyAt l5..|n..,,n£l]a V-Mﬂtch OOWI. bad psopuu bmalztst to: tho finally. ﬂu but |II’I "beagpd," And nu; doenxrt VGA! I one hand dzﬁe. :SLxlYxu In vary much trlmnod this uuoa; the)‘ are um:-red Ana posted laws, but have rvv-A or horizontal fold: for lrregnlu plslu home: the whole from 0! the Alocvnl. Ind tor the nhrp aunt uuurtmsnaucvntothccibow. “Now.” mm A clttnm o1 lnwlnu. Wyoming Tumlorx. at A recent dsnoo. "you see thnlleuer in-red-an-; It-II’: m:v1m;An'u yer can-an with her month two times, pud. I'll shun tho Izuntcpuvycxhodod. Whﬂ'nyQrauAkr' Burnt vdmt polonsluo show the of olobontaneu um of A.u'npI.loll,,in Ihcttong. moms. £knzco!llaonnoprtnooene:hApenAaa;n:-- p1unoathcorlns.r1th muolybnmnngus caller. Alli cam. Indnonc Alli bovuua me tour-unto. I.l:AL:I1l,thc borolu ol Limo Rock, an 11- " eamﬁn-n; prnauu wmc would mama Ibo luxnlnlnc bout ulacvhuo. but which Anal uuu utolnbu lonaly Iltnatlon. sun. eoerle. hon. gloves, bonaots. dlceeec, lld one jevrutn have boaaatnliohcr. ‘rm: hale: olllm-Anundm hsvonomcettngu tbcrmnthtyhnvoln Ame-lee. ﬂoouulllsa lg sometime: ccentn lllcnryolnm Ilthhor hubmd, Ir. lanes, bnlvuy nnly. Bho llvu lnaqulat, bnnble vuy.ua uni north nae otnon-1m.mA luue two-story housc. Ltzor Luuzon begun to vrrltao nuts ouhn In a! neuron. An Amusing blunder‘ occurred when one at Mr cullen plums urn pu])|;.hu1_ 13,4, gdj. Lnr lnurmlzd to any um (buy Iron: written undo! the nnplrulou ol tho "muooo," but aw lyvoa made use word ' 'nn.rwA." MINI. lu\'7_ cl Tmnccaoc. pratondgd pg gw drowncdjual to one what In husband would do. He hired A cheap negro In drug 19: um body’ mg “ml to Hm ooxn—ncl<1 :1 mo usual paw. Am um. um crawled out tram under the bou.c_ tuuogcggog Lad hleuod him her nuvdcct. sun urn brunhlnx ha hnu. and In: enloyod Doing lnssosl on: Am.A1..Logly. Bolling up bl: cyan, "“‘ “*4 "HY '3“-I. whv mu Oohuubun, when he landed ln Amanca. lllo me, now?‘ ‘ sho comma’: ‘‘°” '‘'‘°- ‘W4 5'0 “Flamed. "Bonanza no In: Lldzlod Ac bnlng luuod acct." ’‘U*- 11- It HI-‘W. ol Wmcu canny. [A _ nu come-sled tho clocuou of Mn: Eﬂslheth E. Cools, who received A ll1|)0l‘Ily or vote: [or 00.13;; 3“, I-eﬂnlondcnl. Al tho lu-Ia clezlloa. In alums that the As A women I: not olyglblo. The noll-ba.|.:14~,<1 odllan dawunon um canluzant tor An nngnlluﬂ. herd housed mu. K1508 01-’ THE BENCH}. a llama Account of tho Omani Into: Pinks. Tic llcpnoentntlvn cl lhe Dllforenl Schulz oi Drzplctllvc Art. ‘The Time and Hanna! of Their Lzves, the {steam in Which may Wore Held, andlhc Labor: they Per- formed. A new bool—"F"o'umus Palmer: and Palutinxﬁ. hf Mn. Jnllh A. ahead, publlaixod Z11 t)s|'oo\'l&: 00.. Bonﬂb," and lot uh by the St. Ludo Duo! And New Oonlpl-IL 30- 307 North Founh Atruet-—!nr!:u A con 0! cnc;-clo- push or 1-Mural; And palate:-A (men use unvcntla oumzrydovmtaunp-nscnx. Acaausllnnpeuaon oi wows:-An-oulslsstcnlaln on;-I-uuynmo ro- pnrtnhlu numb-c: cl pelsuu wbcec mom Im- poruatrurknwona n-col. enough Icunngmoa -ulsnztrmahs be Addlpummntaa nu Jngud woalu-"ox 3.: ms‘ backgroun- , , In nag--can “mhlaswhnbavomgdo IODQ’I‘8pRtlﬂDltll§h§ For ,Aad.olmen9All.notnarctlxnosdoomu-o bonAAholdn§beA.l\i&Al'IouldbarudIlyrooo:- nlnedeatlcborlshodbylovura of gummn. Though .nJyolgluA:oAJnurlosu,nscnlAbus onafunalx can when uiauuuon any may be own can-into. Ana, tsu‘IA.nuo-has _wu:. nun rpatmontbwunyyunathhlushi , .And,Insvcryqmpuhyndpzo!tuncc.1rIIIh vmmomltnglkknnthu A:LnerlaAn. '1h_ QIBCI efrﬁpo ma VO- -pcauu nth-elluuln I-all-' nut: bra- funk. Lsllnulvltlsod. butelzunn seldom: -Ana-so-t.'VNl9.lwIhI..9=e W508 13311-13070 si‘h"IHIbt'.heA«yroducod tédﬂcu. And Out; Iuuulnnmty-mind. f1'Inlol;1IIohq‘l‘unqvmA _lh.l:ty-B1rl;Iad,oonb£l.ln[ the Gran. rlonlnh Vngld _p:§|teu, I‘! In’! tho; .,_uum -an any-nu‘. till: .119 had:-Btu ;ugezsuunomannlu£uma'21ouu;ns-in- nuioaaunznauulzsuntnh. Inn on sun- dndsndnlnotoon Iunmnuouwuonodybdu puntu-A ol some omlnosoe. and sulnclenl notorio- Jytodcoorvoluvlng molrnuneoend hbcru aura- tlonadlna work on doscrlptlvc An. Beaumon- 'tngnuuhnncAru hrmop-usta pomononho eulstto name: an to: clxhx hundrtd yoerl. the numwb ebooluuszy Ilull. but when oonklnlld with the oodmou xamuoogc of mg mp at It‘ Id!a:d:n(IhAltmn.LlxcI.lctlarolAtn1tl'] lain. Es outbox-pndsntlystnmthstthe upon or may puma-A as undoubted men: Ana omlucd. slncmln ‘I V018 Illa l.hlA,lIl.Anal£Ira.yI poulhlo to par um: curry nus. because of mulypamtars nsuzm -rvmslnsnvo the umc only,s.ndu!oth.ors tho ‘vwhunlmt; bulbrndllwnclthudounollxtha Authonhlpet sll,or lcoetoe ltoa Avouac one who could not poonlbly have boot: the palatal. , nun: nurnsas. Thcmmanlsy In LII.l‘.I.|.|lI>ly dcluudhgby VIM ,A:uAt Any perticnls: penning I'll exaoulod is ronmnduss Iodelytho noes -ecoeudulompcn. Then snxrcot-l.|lfu~z-ncal.n tlseru-lous uohoola in: pAl|Ing;huIeldI¢1uIm80u1' noaahlsnoourus olpuplln towhomhe tolghlhlsueahgdsuf pro- ham; wen oonmualoetod. 1131 ED watts ol Inuta end Dual! Ion nonn- ‘ slmon ficlnnqunuuo. no ur- WII by I3! I56 than ﬁaunpnpuwwaaeazuupauu marlitclulum am sscloectyuposnlblo without runrdto cs1¢belﬂy.nd&uo I not uuaharol ulotuzm :w&QIl-Id:o,IllIJfl.a[th"al.I:l-ogcnoxnlolnruzlcx mun, tgthunuc Mylo ud onaton the man All ‘ “*,bo,Ulla Ilnnd ¢nz~_nlh§dAc.dnqn3lhanrAtnI'oca-lbroo hon- uxulyuneuatheurlruolugxlonndoltbo Churohbeldtbou-ttsts 1aAsLmn grlap. uulpro gumzudcuunhuumoroouu. ‘lndhﬁl. Aunt: no bouts-snslm um-c tho _conunonpl Iubjooh lo: portrnlmn. And two ihadlnbadxnvnhnzieh-lylnAou\:saa'w:1. The _M‘ndmnx wu L45 Izrrugazuuaoaua :1 “xlpoaaﬂf 'r:loth¢d.vlth5nq B-hLr.hu ll...» ct£hn"tol~4ad . work: on pbyllca. :nprn3ntoru~oAtO7do?obe¢boeom,.|:dho1aonn- ;mn-nca upm-nlu All use bounty uu: punnog would In eocltnnluoel usmxtn boon ,rn.lt‘Ilor|3l0plJnlh38I8«d0@1QrI!10l.O‘-fill‘?-hm _-uee1nn.u>¢tt’, atlan p;~ecle_IyIllp|.I‘od um--no 4i_n.eal.or _u pang Anlnalrn to be Goy!n¢d.aa6 onlyselnu nz-1 Augchfud _LIu'~ulnIJIol>uIpoo-Alblo numner. " Ina mama! onwblohlhn punuxnnwo con-yolks-I coral: ln mo dcoonuun at caurchu ls‘: cum A p I aeuus ol 31-cpl nxnherreaunoal to may one into doelmo to 131920! this noble mmhlm 0! Antigua palnung. Ilnoo. um Inooo~plutalA vary Llsblo to chuck. um bclng r€pl.I.lBd 11: en unu:m1'ul‘ nnnner. tho pslmlng ll .dn.mspdhruon Inuit lncgelned. Notwith- lmuma an annual. an yuan-ulna: my nromn century Ion umooodod lo Sammy A cadet atmscnmous work, the delight I-Id Nﬂsnnm duuntguad (ha lnlrudlanotellwio tculd 6.1 eel updating. auagccugnngodnslguhoclotnn-t.11Awuban lnl3?a.!'|osuuntIpoor lnphlrd. huyaulho 'ce.nlutyuno.Ihb llln In vnzchhg locllhn ‘Tneoutell-1.HMIAlent tlutnnnltennalluellxn dnwloqoulphoo oluobuchd ulna. but ‘I sent dlsnorruhl Ill (13. okod to had: his gntntwssly. And inns in unethdxnwngwudmqulmﬁuhﬂlagund, Jnoinnsthlﬂilllﬂaetypcaedl pAxuoI.lAl‘!.7.wnnu:I:oedll¢X7 nlneoa, bulhoruhndllzolimﬂoirlnglobdaadnpc-y. ueduumhhulmouehed lungiuulenlnuo -lxhtleteonuttllnuuu. lIaw|s.b_csldu. shuutor¢olputIlnxn.Aldsns:n[hlAwuAtA .1:-and IhIl.lhnuAclDAntn,Lu.Im.endmuu 'othcuclIlsp¢ueAltrludI.vho.,nnltaothu .hAsd.tnokoAnIoAubeI- It ,lsveno, sndIo:voonlllAnoueA_AouwIoabAgdsl!gIn- edtalwnot. Illoellamucelplotunuvunnuug ltoundodollhe mm-A Oonedleal ns.eIa.eado4 nursu umbotothlntorlcupnmusgswnznhhn . ,' ﬂrerylcv. '. I _ vunrux. nupA.lnhn'.thou¢nI1nIql3And3n-tlyambn: cdIoth.lsutlAuovorh.wuAullmo:orAAo1ruod toredlsoavryhenldcolnelncollpslilslasenh on-11:: nut: to Improve thulxcnlolenoy. an pointing Md long been puotlaod. hutlnsvcry Im- lpcghnt uennuund for very tnlutorpnrpooa, 1-uouou1w¢zladvc&aowx;.uc1no:o«v.o .Aun_knuluAerd-lngonottoiru-Azshvnsnud Ivltllt. ThlI.hawv1w, wnoamcn gum bxvwloolozthetltueuully don-noloah-oulhc nine 0! lie peletha. Vs-a Iyoknooeodulla wghtlue nccuntnnynsodwuh uxoolon. Be- .-nn «Lu. he talked in n ioIet.dc;lth,Inr- _ may Ild non»: olgooinzlag on the hitherto _Ix:pecodutcd. nu III putty duomo his on-Lglnulltw. run; In Ibo lim1,ol nouns towhloh Anulorhu shady hm Iudc. AM penly to monlmnlnguuhhrhﬁumlwlodng. Ann: A long ns;:nAAlnn. end A vboltnlc outrun- ucn cl‘ plcturn by the Inonocluu. DA vulcl. Leonardo DA Vlnoz. both In It:-V1, wu roman. hln {or we variety oi MA I-slants. Though no do. voted the moel. And but part at on life to pAlnllng_ Do ncvertnulau found was to cancel an a sculptor, o munldln And A pact. Hulda Illslnlng L1) man u Jlnhmenls, bu consecrated A In" pm or bu umn: to thou: stndloa vhlch. though no: par Ielnlng directly to an on, were navorlnclus lc ocuory to 1!, vdrtltnlnrly Anatomy, malhcmauua. ‘. I ponyocllvc lad mochnnlnl. so-vunsl vmy lmpozuml cnslnearlng wort» ol xx-oat numy Imrc dovlecd and nxooutod by mm, and unong ms vrtlungu Am An-arnl Ho ruunotoover. Vlnlvarj towpelntonovurhnfe bem.n choc:-not on an. uncut MA 3:-cunt vorh, tho “lass supper." Irupelamdunthn ruhatdry Bull 015 oonvcst, um Aubaoqnzsuy subjected to I 3-nu ul at IU- nngo. A door win out Lhxongh the II. Ivhlch xuurlxny mjoxodlho polnuna, hzoexlng nun; muy lnycrunzpanlons at It. 1|. is cud o! 1); ‘domain; ccxhln elfeou. euluo than hlsrnanncr-. -noun gnu known. all umsmmnml Vlad. um iii: as completed. _ -- Alhuiimmwnmo mart grass for: have me-stlncontog ﬁovrnthn -ncamnu. ﬁavubona in urn. and, though not 1: noun: or lull‘. ha dloylayet‘. 51.! Km Hausa: gifxa. Among his on-at mmnkxbio nr-3:81, in our beams of wood-out lﬁnxtaunz tho Apocalypse. ldul, rlgwcuny sswmzod, am? am: not without much oemxty. ésevcml clhzs holy plcturu. those or an apocllan, nu 5:71-or and tho Bindnlml. its the mac: perfect rcpt-uemotlona of the lmmsu mar! supernatural tenxparnmdsnto Lbs: MM was boos executed. H13 vlcturoo form the nut muylsu stifled M worn at at produced by Prcuenmutlxm. Ills lxlnaorlcztl and mines" .. platumo eompflu every caanc-enable rnrtely of snmoew. Amplmrlnz. an 5 most marked manner, um vurltullllty 04 {amok ‘Play are uebuxea of olamnf. evvn-tb.|n.g. {tons oar- mu_ bulmahea and hrrdn‘ wings. to laaalocnpu and pom-um. The mllgnuou no spam; ax‘ bum-'g Imngldutm no very remarkable. an own [lat of place: comp:-Ina; none inn 2-rolvo thou» Iﬂﬁdwbfkl» LXGEIIJ ‘rho glen: utntun cl Kschul Angola not: loom an9cnt}.cnzunlohorlzoa.And orcnalthodlnumcc altoormx-o,vrcoll.ll lootbect Andunuywhuc wﬂnahlspocr. Horne oqulllypeet incur’- thmgnaunocncok. Apznlond .AntemlAI..n. en.-alley: u-<-Jamel, ll nun-passed Amlpta-. And Apnlntc: wbceusnurlnunr dlmhstetv ‘mo, yzdlhouﬁalaoonnch M thsntoeupioy ‘them In planning hlnpu-mus. Thnboohthn gleaned him but weznthoea twtod tosthel: {Illi- dzurnhaswnrks of the Old funds sndllo dlsoaunaaonho Anclcnemomlnunn hlahvbrlu Atudiu. And ll-am them no dsrlvud Ihoec moon or gloomy auNlnlz1 which mndar his torn we-ens» Inuzllylboel of Anne: soul. A volume would be -required to annals:-Au his productions. and. I.Icxn1'ac.Abrte¢s£¢Iotoonldamthu coin ao- nnmmg. Of use noounuiorcsss, loIVvu.lD sxi;:-nzcAnooAcn|hAPlsAsn:.nuusnnm- baa! young nonnllnu. Inna betII.ln[,ycﬂ nur- ,prlaodIry unmet. Ln aw-eu Atrpnu and luau in LR! run to AeoIu_ tact: unu. Tho orowdbt Inna, ehovlzj way 0! nu- man And nallun. llluslayc Ludo‘: woadertnl knowledge ‘ox l8ls80!:I:t]\DId tho cenoon ensued uelvuilledlllrlﬂol. Folﬂlethtpeetvndl. Ialnouﬁuol Iloeee, nounesvcudartul nculptnro ,al_mode:-nuns’: lzhﬁu-s-us on to celllq and 'vellsoHhAslst1neUhIad.ud’jm ‘l.A.nJod¢mut, comp-lctddwtw bcrcelcen labor in seven nan. Ihdrqdummturdnnulmhooksvnoung xvocltltjolthosubjoot. TITLAX. nu nouunuun el nu Vucllen uchoouru 5oro—cnlnon¢y than pun‘ olutnnzlnd. ban in nae Alpo as In ‘I'll. tho mount:-, nzlon.InIcr- ‘tA.llI&ndlnkas<£hLIna1lvellI.IdwenonanmLro- onoodlntnblsylctuxuo. ‘lfbocghntnnl-Ln bed s tooduccy to reproduce Ihcntylumnoknovlodgod 'mulcrI. yoxuagcuheoooexrooalheucr An ro- ouibtlom. entl displayed non rumuhhle arti- nsuty And DICK. lﬂsﬂwhwtu IE7 unnu- _ovu, end though he IRAIBOQIEO gryl gm 0! ‘ninety-nine. he lost Imlc cl hls orlginsl power or lozco cl Ilurealu. and ccutlnood produ- mgnnulhhdaelb. Hlloharnl ﬂaunt MI ltbcnou lmncrons esdcclsbruodﬁbouglll-any churning uncut: 1:: an roansntln style ugﬂll an-tut IIOIIIIHPOIBCXLIHG uopostnu, ‘ an kxohasnovorboonnrpneod. Hlsporklltnol IA» dlcmatpoohlly, no Lnlmlnble. Ecdlodoltho Iplngta,IndAlﬂu!I¢h tuhwtotbuheaypluup .pev:trnlobqbnnod nxoohu'ch,Acoxocpﬁ)awIs rude la Me tsvor. u.ruA::.. Iuphlol Bud LI. Almoel byLocl.Amntlon.rnnkxl u theypcstnst cl Illnua.‘ La vcntlnyat nel- ent Ill¢:hsclAu¢_b And Aovctclocluvuvznthr ‘reed mm. but lnyslmln; ubadvncrsun-pssud -Rsphaol. "lllspoeullsrglltvuzrsalndboouty .c{lom.\, tnnom-aslhlo uthncrpruulonal nlgzs nmru purlly.” than tnlts no spa:-ally laupuyoa us uu xmouu ma nozynamn }a¢ which upnlnled nun: nnmba. ms plenum Amnmﬂy rclluoulnuhnnotu-.Analnuzedeoo. .rIueIotl-he nnnlnnoillu VIChIa,I.Idq*!he pu:oos¢olx‘opoJAuco l‘.I.MA.Inout Inrp -hlrnlnlll. LnAaotlor’heu‘ho pehabxl scans at lug: vocn.npau-out sons: 1:-cmmulnaot mo Eurpuvr Qanlllnllul. ' l'|t!orf'nnnt«cb. baton than won nnnhndhomod. and they unmoun- plexcd by nu puplln drew his cartoons. An.-x ma dtsth. A uleloguo at in: works would occupy mxnue-spAoa use couch nnoIodtauulA-:- uau.uusan.~naso¢au.ougmou1lawnm them- mlvm. It would be can Anxl unmauunlng. Conccrnlnz the rmnelmng poctso! um susslqcc ochools, Oonegpo. Loyd:-.-Rolholn. Burdens, Tmtanctm, Va:-uneno. Guido, Rnbnnl, Guemlao, Yelnquu. YA: D112, Rembrandt. Ron and In-ulo, though Ln none rupoou they Irouhl wnpem Lsvcrahb u-xuausur prodooceoon. and ‘though Lboxr work: no admlred, Iwndarnd AI and -lovod by thousands, yet oven chcbrlal nouoes [Inn their pa-ulnnauon nut. ho domed them. LDl8‘I’lbUmuII be puud by, Hogarth And Tnrnu, Wxlson, Reynolds. Uunborough. mm nay. -Copley. _ Wax, Barry. Tmnhall. ‘Blue. Lnrn-poo, lllnl, Mslborno. Alston, Sully, ‘forgot And. Schdrnor. All um‘ in of (rat 111.0117, and All yufamed tort: am Are null uunt. And um extort Aamlrulnn 1)-om lhclon-rut buuzy. That: munozloa no pun, ‘end Alnoa the sun of prlnungmdphotapspuq gmvc nmlercd ooplm cl thou mutcxplmm “guy sooonlblomukuumx pxohenlomul-hi: Eanlalopoloo-x.PrcA:dcntctthoPmncnlIuuh1ho, mdthcdatoollﬁdl. ThnIoLn,uInoIx to titan» pclscolshunndunoa LnthIAoorct.wun.nup 1-olllituune. Carlolubknowvnyeoohwtloh. noxnltAno¢md.Ato.oonldnot.he1x:u;1nod,xnA rstIIy.Ilnahedn:che:n1oc.hcAAiad the unann- ocmnlotdderwhybo led oluud umuhnuo xxnacgsnd In not wnh mo oumcutst con- mupunm now. "Why. don‘! ron -eonmu .pboal'lI.IlI.IaLockulhelr"(uupiooaalauacic)7 llaranndunnruulcd. horn obllgod (outta; uno.xpleutlou.udu-Astoldthstona at thunn: dcarulunudenuthccoop dust on tho Id 0! Dcuomba rtturrodlo mo coming at new money. wnlehwu In M ohnpodwllh the clllgyotlbc Prheaftuﬁaal. On 0! tho ﬂu-Inna pleoel Vllbtﬁﬂlhi In tho Elysee tor Appronl. butt-ho l.|uB‘a:pc:~or.Inv1nxhls Aumuon taken byolboz tl:lnn.hrgotAll Iboutlt to: e lot: out. Wm hccmuocnnm ‘l: A: -ouooa Alook cum: tnrlodlcrwuduu tho ﬁght tomyle,wh1oAdls- pIuuch:u.nndnoproozum to nneonlnold Alta-ad, But, tutu MI nllcaortox consent. the dlrcctar at the rum! had oommcnccdtho tune. and twenty-three in into place: could notbc vilhdnwntroxnolnulnuon. ‘muse Arothccolm wtlchusnownohlghlg velngd bycolloomn. Two young mu: 0! tonanc mm Al um suppor- hblu of an sclreuln Park. Once! mom. bolus oolnumed by lava and wine. loaned our and llluul tho Ah-auldar at Ma pn-.u_v hnctzu; th.) ctnor Inockod um lIlusl.ng gollanx damn. Tun twlrena gvnocfully tainted, and than crawled r.ul at no room on DB1 hnmlo and hates Lu AYUXIJ any further unph mu-.Lnc\cA. A dud fuil-my-I :»cl~4rLv:u the young sun. and um coo-vzlsar at 1:2:-u¢:..\al:>n ---dun for um drunauc propncuoa ' Wu run through me nbouldnr. The Alon roads uxnool Illa nlccl out ol the nnlula ct mu Engllsn nugc lot um pound of the lwawrnuou. when prctly um chuu llln. Bnaeglrdlu nmvmlngly causal um death ol poo! Wm hlnunuort. 1):» French uovuumcnl ls laying An automulo tube tron the Plum d’Avmm.el\'u-nullu. to ‘the PIJIIA do l'El}'mn. ll hu round um talc- anph atlloon loumon-d bencelnrth uucmhwlll onﬁ be ooueyod Ln tron plpoa And tln boxes. l Them, though £1nct!ul,uo sol! mac wthcpsoucx I ~ ‘YIECEEZO . Death of the Pomona {anon - Bandit, The Qldesi and Boidest of like/Blounlaizs Chiefs. 3 farce: Full of Dark and Blood: Eommoe. ‘Fho Terra: of Three Provinces it but ﬁucmmbs. Sp-call (‘en-cunoxo-race at cm (Moi-loanqaunv. Ecucxu, lnu, {)4-u.>t»er ‘rm dam of Gapruo. Lmgnsu ltnllm orlgsmx, mama;-.n.um no agucxusg Iople M ouI:ve~rsa.l-loo mmogooaz :11. Italy. Though um moo zwomontha ninooos ‘III a!un.,tho ysruenllu-n of his dcaxhoanlu pndsnytodcinllooezmhtoodygstrvo-mums olrotﬁﬂjlltncibdngfubﬁshedhyumltalmo penal. \ l'oI'-etIIoAltIIn_l:;ou-Athc Ilméoi’ almasm ngooaudoalhvhuboutsernrootaopuasvhwtu inlubtlum at Pnianno. Gtztenn And ‘zzxpun. lbohonhounorboeshstnmrebeu [H1 hy Gavan lhd lilo hid otnomxhmroboax ‘Ibo Km-no um-out klglnd man atllilly two 1): Puqnelc. Blnﬂ.d.l9ndOAyru-e.bu80Iynro VIoIbql¢7m.meio!&1l. Eovutheomodotlbc tucqsmmmounubmiﬂebu. Iohulytron lntaueoc¢alsnpdu,oz:dIndAlaut-Aldeunlu cgsnpavombet I:-v:nA¢ay.ra-zvllaendungn gennuﬁrofnstuxotmnlaasdonlmtboadololnu younglnllovm-mnsuroll utznaaouzrslloednaol Imelda ouo. ma dupe:-nu wn-suns wen sl- Irlri Mludcé rim succeed. and among lb ueocbcnl in nu considered A gs- elu of luﬁ. Thmugizoul ms many nenudlnq expeditions. and his pen»- null aegounlulwlt itn:o1u1soLdluu,§o Always nsundyd to uneperlnhlulnmsndvsn-Arcxy wuudoduvhu MA oonndel hell uthulellzu uolndilnorbeeldrlggvdtoptleon. Wlnelllbvlld goauuel.ty,hocnve:-.0npnro rusnnnnnzot lmrnnndotunornourxmonu hohnhld In his power. tzoqomnyhemucd htmw by ' rfoftulziﬁillﬁﬁlil be1ozopm:.h;hlnusmoknl.lA.— Itbdnu can-ndthub-chad ctnnmnll-uctudclnul. Ind Aetuallyleutedupo ma oookzdbodlcial than no slow :1: ﬂghk. LAM lays: the P:-uvmcom Tnpnnumedo A ducal: man the ncunnle heated in thsnnayn 5ctow,udIhlhpln- datnglhchonnoolenhumnln Anovhczd snared» dcnlyuuckedhytvrooompnaan o! nulls: aer- Am. Adeqast-no nxntcnsuemsnd taobandlll um-u null; turned to ruzut. OApx-no ‘I'll allqltny vroundod. bun uccpod. El: trusuwl I:u.Lvnou. Pwhbendtut, Dl O¢in.I‘In.n end an Iran oaouvuc ospcu-ed, All cl then Illjblly or {deny wounded. Gap:-em, rm: tII:Ieuae|Iu!lhkmI.nodch.lA II] sellelyb blsntnellnthcnonnnln. A mvdeys Allu- wudsborriblennnuuvul.-nstnd Mac in- tdll|"ulIIIGIfIllOlIdIllhﬂ(IMIlIId been aurpzlnodlllntn no eene prvvlsoc,AAd um ‘I-liq-valued! II Ihesctclcnnux lhosllﬁ pehelhthtlnlﬁejhndlomont ad the 'ou|ckrlct§nd. 0ApIIzo.nuIusl.cAnpd.bu geygupoéootmnxgvcx-eunpmmd,nA:A so ndnulhunnnbuslhocstruanughtbewonld nsvelognsupttohtrwxy. For not-alhsntvo muellsuwesnot ion-do.l.snasroport(dou unelhehnuagone to lcllynrhno no In bun. Andlhn ht Md Adopondnc-moycnncnlwocsuon eaaghlnclettvce. Anoﬁummnrvrnsuarbd. AnoegthopeuAo.try.Ikethc hdbcuuurdocnd ‘-bynn hbllvnd wlmunuvlmnnd ouxadlnthcnounznlas. ‘nclonuno: Aosndl so nnaetlu LI August the nlllury unaccou- mendhgms: dluxsox raroruad to an macaw omocruutnoudrooetrotl CI-l.l.d.Iotor] at-ldnoo Lhetcepl-no-wuoud. _ Butoupz-no wsenotocAd.Asthloeea:ealoC. lohunon-ow,sooaloel-nod. Kctruonty xi:-run tr -run nocrnmq, tattle Ioendsiocnmnndbchg nnod by-the Iropuzcpuiel hlaveoubbed. hlnvbthlnhls sleep. Xnmelltlurpsﬂol EMfpmmbartho!nh|b- luntnoluaosoleooeblou-lotvomhowrlnodtoloem Lhstlboxruetmhbu. long Aupyowd oced.w-as nnau¢thcm.u1th:mtAsmAll undo: cannon. xtrentnmhatdoapcreu cum, and med: for umworndeode. 8@morAlueondmAl.blnl.ccn- msndn-molly lotuaud NIJJLLI of tho School District. was llunodlnuly ucunod unt Cup:-no hid dcvcsndcd from the xnou.nt.nLIu. sad ind Il- rcndy oonlmltladum murder sud u-vorsl mlno: mbbcﬂu. £15 A! anon summoned s oquxd ol naldlu-A,ud mung Lnconccnwlth Elgnot (.‘.lexnu.ntaBollll.L|onIu.enl at too H.oyal.0Are- blnecl-mvlho lid A Dhnoon ol “ .553“ pun-qlllng-Ahndlakldlnqucltoltbeboadlt. Alter sunrchatr-'cdAn.AIhulesmc nos: I vlllu-c c:A1led|(lAl1l.£omll.And, while turning An Abrupt badmlmroedﬁcnwamﬂaadnmutsmwﬁng MA xnovrunusu h-on no or the enlnoouot hlnuntcclnnha. Kn duh-I17 dotedud ﬂnollh mnnnlzdtroosnalovudeulghhcnng groumend llI¢!!,h'nGh has an-nlsc. may loundocpru-c. Irmllzxoihlaeonxndoa 17:-wuint I Hm-6 Imnuht. - oA.rs.unor'| nun. Bothperusauwcu-A olhl: et I.Iosunolmo,. nndmsnmnunlthumulcoxxlnonhonwuhaud ualhestlluntunnut. Quickly ocmluuptothe cpotrnhuha rutothllown Ildflihlnhulnlhll BeUlu'Anonpa:-theconmAnoontnvvAIaiord.er tooherp. Ca;-x-nn,I'hohythlnunowuohotin lha|hlgh,1otI[h! uh A agar. Illnm-Ahowod consul;-neoﬂeersad were dlopocod ton1.n.l:tt hecoon nmod non, An: I hunt uathuuuol rlstolAhou,nnuA-nngmanoud. Thelgll be- cAnn1n.ndlnhAndAIddetp¢A1la. Eleauudheo. Alludu. And gauged by e down Agtqcolsu. cApnro fought with plain! In on Mad Ind xnllulunthoucr. Atthclssthnlnlluuheeotho: |nl‘ottnlhnlo£lNa.onolnthonoch.sndIvoiaI-ha htoaol. four 0! his man: had fallen ﬁnd Illb him. Ind Ibo uualltlu Ito Ac-smpond on but toI..h_beal1vronndrd.As no bloodydwos Ii‘ ‘hen pauxny ulienuds noted. In in . ooonm are uizucn man killed. And theocn‘ mem1uu.AJhAna,s«nnly. motzxnnntuanrully. noumlcd. lelbogmttonnu-.ru rho xobbcn won .0 luddnnly Aurpxliod. Anmu lxnaguotsunu ad Madonna wen Iound soinund ebontuulln ground. Four locum nu-n Also sound. ouaot Ihemconulnmgspoclet-bookvlth Any one lzre lnpuzzt. Oapnmxuwlrud lnetentlynlsu-bend Idle , bull-till heldilllln ﬂxmgraapllhls rum 2: Ihnputoxhondhcdnlhlnohdudlydv ‘act. Lying-nos: bywushnnatuondyolunenb ed hallo. Axuend with blood. uuh"0AprAm" oulkzxudclouonomthohsndle. Ilnﬂlltutlln-ed on hlluuuxllrlﬂllﬂ ‘mu nAumrr1' nnuzxxxu of his ntture, ms: in dcsuuotnod tobld deﬁance toms Anemia. Ra watajcekotoadpuuloouoi blccs-colon.-dc.eAhnen.ennn1>alAhlrt 1 [Inner nut. hlghboots olrhllu leAthu.And.AuA;our Im Ahonlcloranexnellut binocular nold glnsol loognanudelcgenmu Abeoemul chum or mualfejold his nook. Ind ct- tu:bod_t£Iltl'Il e hoary Atlntva-mu. Abnvy pldrlng, wlua "V‘1noouoI‘ , " onxuvod on u. wnl toumlou an agar. In muiootau were we handuamc pocket-booh.wlLh hls mum on- bncsdu-od on men 1:: gold. In Addlunz some turf! and pluolwhkznne lnd,A doublo—bAn-clad mm: c! Lutsuchenx rornmnmblp, caliber Lwolvo, Lay Ly nu Aldo, real And black wltbbicod and pow- dcx nxmn. Ila nlao worn A richly cull .\rl.I5llcaJl7- r£I)l>l(:lx$cIcd belt, whlch oonmlnod lhtcc dozen nﬂocnruldgon. Th-rlwnly of mo lamoun rubber cnlofuln was (ouvexcd Io lsclacca. whole ll. Ru cull)‘ and au- lslectorlly menullo-*3. Tbc nun ol mo deem nprtndilxo vnlxl urn. and humln-ds of people: ,1!cckc0 to Bu-lncte from All put: at I.l:& Autumna- mg connlry lo new nu two. Lu: the run I»! l‘Alallnc. U238 cl‘ Capxtro. pmoorvod Ila huzghly uzd nvengelnl e ,ruslanl.oLMlul.uvm null It in bmlId.tou.rd.A;I Anozisrda. Illa phys- ‘cal cordnvnuos urn nunrknlnk. no mod on l‘r¢tIl1.enn1usn§l Atetuo to: A Bloluln. And ﬁulghcd 200 pounds. ll: was All much and §'¥l1‘S'E8?‘5=V~"i>$- illstxskzwln rgtsﬁﬂﬂgzrmy. '3m0$a&N€m!¢woansaa:uanssiiymrgo.cm6m2:eesns ' w.-M, sxmyoosmmsymeﬁgsowr stlrauzsa. ﬁscal: ' 'HmL):_ no wazsalaéiobasvs ls-ms mmsoms. s-:4 _ :cm>ms£:a.n.a-In Vasaaarx ‘IEAZJJES Lu loll.»-so-§ him as My islxflawzvﬁll-ass 39 that m-rsunmeunss .s.r.aa:=.1mozsz~€m»:ansoh?lnwna&S’sy- Rio c2'poaazv3.rons-'.3s,;a1$osiacamaxz<i yum an it-bed and slmmud mots-can t’lss2;.w§s&r97ur»€9wr armslgr:mmer%=mm9rm:3:g§gmggmmng,m,$g,yg kwngsmnooaognroz-rs. -rm Govorsmeaoaxxgsx-assoc lo-an pmsmgm 3.; l30&ﬂﬂl’M*lhllm:lww.t-14txr'ed §.t&m~uv,,ga;1ggvu an-ﬁoéﬁwoncmwmm .»k£‘§Elilxa£5’.e&‘(tu9on aﬂxmuungsmmwmhuum my mo‘ during 313. T50§lﬂﬁD€(k§l-'§E61§§ﬁ£ moeisﬁoctlvynqow momunotarsgnmnpmarmavmxnémlv .Ki}*\‘- n§cbapdz&.Ml*§vﬂp¢‘aralhwc:g:da;rv~cu,}'zw sallumiualthlogamuw mecca: has-.6 hrmas unoeiaodﬂﬂofi bvotlvs anemia. 1: ts suppocudthcwheropotllod Bi haqnxio as» 322- nA1dl,anomcIrhcvain3tlo?:tlox:ultsalv‘2otmoc_bu ofmlnthuninlodoﬁulmallcruxeton. £..1uz§!:n« Iltﬂaﬂiuhlzfﬂﬁlﬁodliwnmisdanm gonncssusvo leucmeuntd cuts, out on 35 @mppaeoE:n2tcani'.hd.l°kiok wiﬁab o-locked bodyofaokilers. 7'3-Gaunzsnl Hana-nxmoas mm:-nos! uzsudauusalnoldwusani mnaaynon cataoczs. .&.3.€;. rdxxmx nasal-. D(mP's17m‘!‘1,3v:n'gernrd3n£Ye3'l§ marry yunwlsgsaoxtbooombnﬁ. umwammwimcmyma umgmpmmm A@ed.ﬂ0$IAﬁuoos1.nyauntn. ritnuzlubnm nslung %m.t.£Ic5so£ola2.s'1zr> Immmnnhhzhuﬂthowdurzncyau A-rn-213"-' ‘ dnauuum-ran-At stvzzﬂrsgg Asnnurtaf-rllttvlyill so-rcnl mrﬂnltrnnay luau. I£.I1llnl!o\':slll1!'n.aonoimtﬂlg§ty.u-once, Iilnnlrlodllu Eltbuﬁtﬂiﬂhl lid blood: Onusoculn. GASIXLLDK bu tolled In onosms(.AAyvsy. Ixlahnouprosccttadrulnmatomsocxapcgnx hushdnoday. ’ Var: loans: in named emtbo Kuhn Emile!- nshamummontnm in Klan. mum- haldodcolaxooolul Tmlorowahnmotbeamszx ihldﬂuﬂme-dab nzberuvuoolxsouslcnoithcdflltttaotthzougih Ahllknqlhhone. Hohehﬂgudouhsphln bed. ' '!'tn?:-hone:-or wnsca namaroyhchudmn illlpeun\olrOb.l1&nunad}I'av1'cus&Oc-pom lugu. Iluyvillbonhaut homnngduoaboua nxwocb. LIOVE al.l-..ru:nanls.Px-tncooikarlyoehwno iudu otmathroAcmlm£_muo1ru~r- lngwilhblewllosndnzxcmldxuulnthobluot-ass ponnyullllsn. luck cidtunnﬁ lo casted M the Clrqus d'l!2vcA-.P'Az1s.ovcrsnmneAs whoallorazue 'edlIoheebo¢ﬁuIsnott|:&oﬂa nppuuaslot "MI.IIDhnrs-ye. ’!'lnlu1uladcOomplog-nc.swall-|:novrn).£~n- ¢Iq'lIIIl!.hllgnna.x«n Oli.l'9.tO cannon an mnoﬂau Ie Sennhtyt‘ ‘ lothezxypuzzx Geog:-Apllnslbocloty. ‘III: piopoaoc cobamuuoeu-souummuon lnPArLs.hl£7.',!n|!uoPAl.Ahdn"I.nd4n$l£;lI.n objecsbelnjh Illlutxthhllihllppihauonsot anon‘-lmyunaeu-,unnszmuyAsa hdouwsuu W?7°9U- . Tim Pumas And uiznxxu-sof Blshopfhmwaul xn-up-occ lo oommenaontehzsnxmcbxmoctlnx s sums to BK. DIf|d‘I Olhodrll, sud totmdlng on or more upon Aohohu-um in Gmnbrldge Unlvctslzy. Ooun'Ioe'AxxnIhesheuvnt1ngAlnturto on London n-u,1n vhlohhphhlymnmnlu. nu unsung can-g~aA.A¢u.uthl.n. nkmamk bu -Mu [ulnar at on-sldy holuophcnioub oondnat. to soy tin lent. ' PAa:.l1cm.A|u>n~. A Russian clvu uxtncer, ooxnmlulunod by Ils Gcrunmcni to unmlno and wpon on tho yansend votrr oonnuuenlonu ol Forth Amcrlnn. hen bean vulimg Pnubuzj, PL, low A our den puz. Dn. DI:-01:1,, tan ®M phynlclsn. «cat to Buzll. no Auluatlhoenonuohnus at tlu rrlnocsalupcrlsl at tut oountry, the Oonnaeu d'1.':n. uxinmolvod. bathe ell huaxpansoe. the nest sum 0! sauna. ,1-xv.’r.G ‘au,atxltlc-ys.nu.:-Leads. h-:n;lA.nd. I allow oownnuea And taxman menu of Eobarl Coﬂyenhn bamtoryanmuetulwlm mutton ls IJIGJDBDIOB Strut lnthodut Episco- pelchnxoh. nzoehlyn. ulmshuouuiubymc Prmcncf Wales to lndlntoxctrelnodlnllu ﬁooloticﬂ Gudeun. so that they would boooxn.uIo¢m.I%omodIotheAl.g1:l 0! wild elnnnln. tiny an no and lnllger; 21113283; out eompltllft Auecy. Asmxnhubcnwundh lgdnad At Int. 41 Beltluglua gudecnz: alaoovorod tbs m;>tl1o—s huge hlscl-em.l~yIi]oI crumn are lost long- Indkﬂlcd him on the A901. This Icon Luhu bed to! 8t. Punch. lt poems to as. I. Ex-11.; ourvmn has announced his Izmauon taomu-Mnocllu Anndbauo tor A puzlnths hsch luloanl A-cubly tor the Dcpu-tmonxot tboV' . 8a6enll& MA latnnllonlo combs; mo rullcelpton-unnchynulosolnllhoneu man. In.Gt.Anrzol'll.n uxmhloto (sonar LA John Bz!¢h:'Auuln.lo| can In rnxhqol mournlng oughnobolbolillembuthedoel Ihlnlr hours!- mromunvuivyamomnmoet. sud ho bollevu thocrpeneco ma-am. the hurls] :21 um dud mlgithecuztanad. Tl: Ph1l "ordra" publish: a speech dcllvon odbyX.Iionb¢:‘I:ButlA. D Ahﬂnhne the hu- Lo:-yotvho tx-soc In hands. with I now, at outrun. at glorlfylng Ilspoleonlu. nnaﬁocnolndoa I'll: on Attack on )1. Thin: And A vchumcm de- unmlulan ol the ndluls. Tin Prlaooolwnlnnnd out: hsvo tan Bum- beylox-Benxh. Ihlaﬁlrolnllltzndlnx mty or 100.6» pcpulsuan. lsthe ouodtu at Gntnosnrs dcmlnlnne. end 13 on: otlhsdchcstnluocol lt- slu ln lulu. A body of Bruun tn-nope Ls oon£lu~ nu) stationed At thls point. Anmms Rozlz And Uspuln Gnllbcr, who men: 1:: command at thstu-had Magenta. have err!-rod 1: Fun to the too xlnluex-cl mum Inloruuuou ulolhonoznt ncctdcus tn Tuulon Roms. l: u bellu-odlhelzovuoccgslonodnysocnmnt an.-ppm; s llghmd much In the unit or the Ad- mixxlmcollsz. A man moo thcpolesnuuchnlna Along the Guonuc. mu Bocdemx, France. a Amp oop- uln took nvcrnlxhleulgunrl tn-om this country- And mumno sell them, lm-nod thou: All into me was. Thuynavobegungobbllng up dogs. and oven worming pcoola. and Lisa pnpnlsuon. qoouelly tho parental poruon. in mud: In nun; up A uund hunt. Pr Is no unsll um: to hold the union of mayor oi London. A run at modes-no loronxm unnot post‘ Ian: the duties at the olllno, n In Addltlon to um l’:o0.lm Allowed him hops; nlu "uxpensov ." ha ban to spend is much more Iron ll: pl-lute pnno to pay latell the banquet: Aml boll! bolslhrluty bound to gln. bald: dlsbnnlxu largely to public eAArl!.lu. About $100,000 will just Isho Illa Eon»! through mo you. Al Cotton Ll caannnusly rlch, hannzdslollsnce 9! pain; Ih-ongluho ordool. Au: Bnxmh oﬂloa, It I Lorna Glam: party, at appoclto Apcttyoa-nuAPrlnc¢‘.' ‘rub lhuor. me: dlnnu. bean "ﬂ1DPLl("‘ Aomc vucz from a glut, Inn-cheer wenlnznun, And rcnlrlved to un-cv come out in the young omoern law. The olIsc¢rwaAtquxl¢a'tno occasion. and wtlbom an mon:.cnt'nhc1lLauon um, arrlllnxlr, "'l'ha-l‘I 1- droll trlck. "hut Iv do It boner In P’.nx1=h'1-' with A land lsugh he throw a 11-min 1-7 ‘NI!-1'1 no the 1-rim:-tl)’ (‘0unl(‘r-aurw- T1.e raj!-1 1'00‘ mu. 0! cxcrn. 'l(J')' angry, but wuss ouuh! no om Tun conupcnmml at use lzunlon ‘F-r-re at Her- un wrllco: "Tbs Aenlon ol mo Llcrmoa l‘.ul1A- xm M upon! with somcw ha! mauapznloua prcapoacts. The conamcrolu mums uouclonod 1:7 Lbs indu- crx-et dlshununou at the l-‘moon lmlemany ll lxuylblng but out. A llnsnenl Bitch. muuy. and pcrhlvi mu’.-alwly, lb tun}: oi the now oolnauo Amlbsnk la u. is neaully oomlnx on. WNW 9- pomaou 6,. An.‘ tnthxenousdby the Pros- zlul Ooh \ continyhunx all oawzu la the Yuulooé ,|ndnmIl copeottllylnlhnprcu tart --AI-toto unloaxd by tho Hausa." an I V: l. :3 mmmoﬁ 3'1 ‘$3 5;. 3... Emily $1.11..-g..1.}v.;;,.:%, smgn WIIISKTS WORK. Sixth Dsy of Gonna! John Io- Doulék ‘hill. Testimony mOI'0ﬂ_*-Plfﬂlliloli. Cit-. hell on the Wihuiu Stand. . Evidcnco of Ir. Wm. Iclhi; 69%. Con. la- guln, ix-Dimkt Mum Patyidn wt I“ 3.“: W0 Tho.Lutor would Not Bcliavo . legato Under Oath. Iv mi “sci: rmpounuuc~:apnau§.ny . Dtniodbyshofhtoo femur. Argument of (blue! ‘I'D-IOffO’l"'-DIG speech»: last Halo. ‘ "aﬂsnootnllcount-noon." and DI ‘Dani? Unwed stun: Iran.» 3.! Ifdoal yuhnlny nom1u.nJ'udpi‘mnIIuu0d the and: ham nnudedaor. Tho mat unease-ed us our! opcniox an (unnatural b1mnII.. and Ibo umaotthopnld itrfﬁinenpvunl In court. wmulud. ho gnndjnry hand ‘in urn nhatua Jiduohcuu II. Kn: «stand lbs and Iboiuiktlmo, Iousupunlodbyhiielscut. Gaunt Guns! nudusnanlr pcuemtldbnllllxl It an aunt! tabla. ‘3°'"*.'.'.!"‘- .. . .. - ou.ucuénhuiun.unIIuout~c6unru_ nonnnalr . Iionelnutuluua alnyI,n1n saut.vt|.|q|1hlo|d.and Autumn an -uh: ol.Ih.v1hn-an I: _ hoﬂa ﬂed: 1:31:37-ugh:-gun 9! lg‘. lid 1!“ In Bum-s.x.Y. X Inﬁll btttonnnnnollhn Unllodluuulxpaunﬂolrllr. Ilncwvlu-In w.rovd1nhunauuu. nnnwuauuzuty-oi. yunuclnlnnnci. . 'JI§]r.0.l1«I(hn. llvruknotr witch: not object. ' Judprua Inquholouuhu noud can at»- jzouon I'll Dada. ‘ 2 11:: com. Ida nmruthhIArolIholI5n6- gar of any punon noton mil. ‘V Ju-an Exam. 0:: ncwisuuu‘ by unac- slktneugtuaaeuvunltonhndxmhlr. mm: In thaytarlﬂlol-I871. 'l'IIlI'lJvliIho%0I'!t|IM llx. Ion: V8! and ollhnlallplnlon. How 11:. roam-ma. rheubnoiaybywihh an un- tlnwu at In ‘union!-N not oxoqn sunny. Gncnl Hudmuquuhluwa bulivonn invrnk-.1: lo.unpnol_: 5 . Tlunlujuﬂbn III Iyt;und,u'a nu witggu vithdz-aim ’ ‘* - Wlms-.Io.Koo wnnexnnlnaclvg-JId¢i"(I.:H. n1uII.tlNloII: Qnouoa. Walla:-onnqncf unn.Wm- lnalnxu. - Q. Wlnuycunp! 1. [III lnlyllxﬂllh nu. . 0. Thus 1IuouIvsIhn.ll.lnlcnr A. Pnblmurou ,_,n§. Q. KUUl¢t‘IIV§1iIliV!dIIBLXAIh7 A._ lhlIIll'fd|lILIﬁ.B-IPHH-loll null. 0.... Iuauxu, do ma now and min- nmr A. Xhlhnh mm. but am now. hmzum 19.!’ Ian um-‘hon llullnﬁwwlll him. Q. Igiayounn Inna eolvwulﬂuntihn-. lxgnlutnnnnl h Ila or-eolhdwhlmvﬁnn L. lcnmdta _ . Geauulﬁenauson. It nu Inna thus. I bmontnuhojoulbﬂolnunt. changea- cpxnoy. 1-n_hun~ ,-—~ Jndgokxu-. Wuunot uurhtnru Inn to [lAIﬁln_c.J' that III. 1015! halunastnwllil Kr. nuns and when an emu:-arm dwualu Ibo nuns. I cabal} vha.\ur.vbnI_udu, luv»: 1: nitnmh unluuryhlhhjnnlo. .- Jna¢cKrunn.“-l~l:ulu‘wvulpropuluoa. nu ownlnnyuevanlna. Jwgglrun. ‘Ion Icvubtillohl aura» nun: vnuatnuvﬂnf Flinn. Zlovlr. Q. Doxoahaw Joupkﬂ. mum: 1. lg». ah‘. Q. ma you new .1. A. Juan? A. 1656. ctr. Q. 1 Ir£BpI'yontonhII.Xr. nan. noun: H1. Joyous“: yqldyouuylunq In the pun- nncao1ltr.J’xﬁuoy! _ Gaualﬂuduuosojjnoucto Itoquotinmu nolbdingpcnhuttolhoclﬂ. - Jndmxkun. l'r.l'IlI:o1I'tIh¢hIIIu|uu|u :|::‘InInxrhv.'Iin'J_apu)¢.|dIcIn Qlﬂ. an at tint IIIIVIII Ir.‘-IQIIIIAII: ."..I'hf.'lI._ mm: In um." Jongnldgl In "much." -v.-mm-.1-I.-I *!!i'1‘.|".°.'.!';*.!N!I«" 6vnu|1I!¢dunuIIpu_hd,IIIt)¢dId -nncxngnnaaotinfhu ‘_ naobjuﬁonvui II.’ Judmxrln. liﬂﬂridl-*QDxIIlO.Il. lo- Iioo. wushu yonueruudvod In sum: mm 0a1onoIJo:« ﬂurm¢tiunnh;upo|uaI|Iyoo~ ennui Wanna. ltuu. QM’- Judgu Inna. Xulad yen, in. lcllaqlhﬂ lntorxnptlon wu undo, whnhu Ix. -tumour paid you my many In no prunes 0! Ir. nu- myr Wnuu. Had‘. ﬁr. JndnKrun. .I1.laXna,H.Iz..hlu’oy|uIod has an 112.30-agyud raunchy his pxuouu. lad lnlyou ulbdnluﬂnlolhnct thli nrzmt Iul rluln. , tad I(r.Jo:c.u Ink! Rail in all rlql_Il. Ind III moacywuthcrupudyougl vrﬂlntyantn nun whemzrusy uennumuwuuoooaphu‘: ~ Uemtdnudcnmobxehd. . Judgnltxinsibnllhd €M_nmpopu- npau IIIIL onheevldcdoo. 0 . Judgohul nnubd thuaaomnmnponu. . In-. 1..z..vuwkIu. Iboad and in: nu: ol IhMlr.1“nnQyII|b1l. - . lluppunl III! lt.W|&IﬂI dﬂlothn uuhhl-lhabaxoculatuuth-ohunsdodlo. Ga. Budmanlpddj ‘pa|.auxp|g:na¢. £nm,I’ranl'I|d&i|&IUId. Tiowlhﬂl nu Mus-Iris! instants-' ﬂaw. utturvrlllﬂr. rnnvyoclx. Iebould. -FM” xnu. nrultﬂ .VOIlIoI¢8o,Ix,_Iu- !£u.IMIhu,dItr1ng can yin-nl.fllorIm‘l.yon :1-triad nay uduuunajngor uxu;qngnum.u “$53” ‘WWI. Jan Louuvoru. Jon A. Jom.ot§nﬁ-ma!-0.!-us-xauo aumuzot nun nanuuovrnuyxun vmu... x sow: MdlI0l9III|3¢lIKI4|I¢lﬂhl-InouI.Io- nan mud. on nyhodydu, .Ju_n-In Inm._._lJa you novrwjcu Gnu-' uaI>§:_naxawugn’;\_qupog:n'aun¢us. '.__,m;‘ mu. III: __ ;)C'_VO‘l”pI'I‘.kﬁ.u ,5‘ “'"W- “'r1?9':”..“.'!§|'£‘o$anuoi2 oalii am. “'.'.3¢n»§b0'ﬂ nag nlciloi I'o'Ioaao umoc x;n:uu.n:u.nnba utuuium‘ hevrouhalocn - _ Juan Inn. n-unhar In chun- auncaox hlundnnnutu lncvhu? ‘nu.- ma. Pnmcnbti unis abuse: In nu nmo Ccntnl counmn. ghdmtﬂr. 19311- Gueni Bandung ,' Juﬁxnrnnnnmuxod uuutru alholyou. AMI} nflhe cue. Judge Exam. ’!'hnu-mag, !I0lI—I.JuMurn: In Gsnun Hlnzlllox.-— QIIIIIUOE. when did yup ﬁx“; ‘°q‘un“d '1". In-.lir|;1'\:e? Wnneu. Ix. Mums um. um. /“"‘°"’""-‘“ '0'" MM! nr-my I!:.Goo. I’. Inlmttnrhouunynrmaruthc Deuocral 013:0. o my nu on his much -an 1811? Illueu. No: Q. ma you an ﬂu: him om mmus-' nut? Wttluu. Incwtuw hlnthun. Q. Didhomil 1!! meld"! 5* 330 0500’ Wltuu. Ho, sin hecuinumyhn nuutnla IM Glen. 3 JOII Luv-nwqat-tn. q. You now Jens unvak-was. wnuu. Yea, vlr. Q. Did not Luvnmurth pay ism aoaeylulsﬂ um um Wimul. No. sir. Q. roruypupou? Wmou. noun:-pad no mm In my yurpou «inure. 0. one: cnnpun yurpuuur lﬂtuu. II: II‘!!! vol! II moan lorunpnigl pug-and-. Q. ll: am you aolilngf Wltuu. in said and nothing. 0. You hm: Ir. ram? wltuu. Vmmn. “I: 1 Q. znm. -rmyounzzhsupuvunruiaoov \rIuu4.1u«In-unshwoponay-ulna Ema. , Q. Did)-ouhovol um n;uuuo!nI'h1nIa' mum: 1371 Elm? ‘Wltuu. IItnr¢Iua.¢x- oopnnuusmu nu ma: mun: mun. on courluﬂvuutudobont: nwnmhdurinonr emu lhntthonwunehnulng. Q. Yoilndnopcrnoulllovlodgssol ll? Wlh mu. 1 Ma Iopanvosihovbﬁlu MIL. Q. 'ruume:vu:uo'mnqucuJhm1¢r..:oyou1 wmeu.1 um reeotwl auymcu-1 1:-u-elm Joya. Q. Did you Jan any eonvu-Iulan with lit. Flu-ray before he appeared baton the grand jury um: um Wllncu. Ncnamyrooollamol. - Q. mdyou roqueuolmm not hltltoerilll Lump? Wltnou. No, Ill‘. 0. Did you 0! any Inauai Vlheu. Ilmur. .Q. Did you see ur. Ooncsnntmr ' Witness. 1 Innnuuvnkuw Hr. Ooacunon unouthiscnunune Irv. Q. D14! you Inn my gunnu-Ion with )l:£ nuns! W£tncu._IhI.dg¢-anvnzusuonwlnhltz. luc1ku;1doIntkavIruhoth¢r¢tuooutwu!p¢r- alt no In nIt_oIoncoxpInMto:;bon¢uzh| hm! all _ ., ' “_ Ila ‘ ' ﬁIl11.1IIl ‘lmxutntry 11:06 to lnurhntn toe- llH¢lpln0llI'ho[nlhtohoIIbhw1llt5cGoV- annual : about ﬂlnlnvlth ncuplchlnk, Ir.x‘n¢e1h sand at my aim Indaud loud Iomuwhlnyumch, I mun, Ind bccnocuﬁl u Oolondo bonus 0! up-ad nun; hound mail I hulnolianncneo with 11:. Manure; laud Idld Inlkloir max IAd;1uIodhunI"ha&iuIIudi hctlenluhﬂ £9 uotlmnnrunnuo luhould [oDoKr.l.u'n.£znInd ukmnsonatg thinly‘ ‘mail! to amid pay (in tutu. Ir. nan mpoudedu lonovnw chainin- rognnnu: rutndtontn lfr. k2.I|'utn:1nuu ‘newsman: Ilu-rudloaclcrilunyumomwhoinnodto M in IhoQunrurnut¢r‘n !)nutnnI.ha ndidvhn ~ thunnwu. I vlltnld um III uuoru l‘.n;uxn,u:¢Ihnhrruiormu)y=1Ih|QuuIr- nulu!lD¢pu1uuIt. uuhq ']Ul|dOfﬂOO‘ Ihuhirnn bﬂﬂbﬂ’ at the nolﬂrllc lt- Bcmeclu & manna; Io1>oI«nnXn(un.u I urced In, but think liq-nun told an mum vxrnxx nwuwunr button: by I Xznhal; I don’: new In: urunnul ‘ll nude; I near had my ooavuluon Hume: mm nngcno rdulnto lhoﬁunhadlm wluy; I had n conversation with lien-In ha 1878 mm undellllolal. nu tutu-711111: no: m raged for me by Plln-oy or ujou use. A: 1 '\uaHoJhaho1¢llmux Hum} on Pom-in Ittoolj 3:1 [nod hlmvheroﬂegrua wu. no sud ho III II we Lindon Hole). The iuhnkw ru- 18M3lWN.BndvrnaoAIorILhu whunz canodovrn ltonndrnnuy Hand-int on Income: Ion‘ the hand. In wmusd logcucar pmblbly I ma, an au; iurn-and uyunn; tn liq-rnophou: In1>I;;It::a baton the Find ilI7‘;l.§I.y2IIro NIH T0300 loﬁlllbetbdqlillllrlad 1Iu7.butI¢uthI.d hunnrulﬁi . noun umlnmyhoxo II.hIdbIIlIti|IIltIIu1.u1nbIIgIihbIltn« nh;no.u|nn8rw.Iuuuun.Ivus nun nu vIu@IoInn'Iw§III_u ogunlo-wnpnlnclo phgdusilwzlqidut night His! Id-um luviowwtolnyuiut Inigo ha vuuwu, hlﬂﬁbllﬂladllillu wanna, mm I Inna: an ngoamanuuu with lahonyl that no Fiﬁ us n-yam: diluent can that ,1-Iuybocly plnnkﬂnulud LI and to Ihn-Inau;I uvuulindmﬂh logo: on an nhuolruus,-3 ulyhuglorcc M I polwoiu ud unolve wochuhrlhnpcv. 'n-uwunapIn11ulum- 'IulhgNtI'o¢unt.t1ntn zmhu puvtnatn Ilﬂheireunnlnel h )_.ﬂl'I;th|l qntthu bun ‘IOdlIf.IIdlI-Ivllpolll wunI2|u;1¢n'; hovcnongholiagcixp Ooclltu llhugdlulhg ,_,Nn;I|nnngondi¢n_|.l lanlkvmwlll ht:-cg ‘u-lltqxuox In tut. Inn had doleulﬁuiﬂ In-ylcw-unh|nhiurId;!nnu.n&|:-thinnest Inmsoéugt. Judgaxrnnuﬂuodhniinu lhontduollhi oonnnnhulhulnopbuol gulllywuiuldd bythopuﬁuwhou hdldznuh Iftztohudon Jndnnnts Warm aunt in mounds thud. '2. ‘ _ ~Jndu.X.mn. I nndcnuod nth uncanny nonnmnzllwu lands that $21» mnhyuuhﬂ OYGIIIUHII. , ' . Jad¢nI‘rut.!tn|auIuo-IhinusInAu,' uquumnnngu-Adq. . _ ‘ ‘.co3o:e1 Constantino lugnin. ’ Mix «on, ulI1Iul:'l’j use 1: «lambs, luIInnyaIod:nIr.u¢‘h|vI In amnesia 655111: yous. 1.tivb_on‘l.'I¢§nI ul nun. I3 counties In _ nuuudnum. 1hldtIIoleud'(I_ Bllhl Oollkintollllunllilvhnlhrﬁt DM-ﬂat oflboan Inn l’. u, Nu. .ruuu.m.-.; I Judge Iran. lrm ptyou souuu,,l:.. lg} guxx-c.I§oLhu,dud.u you t/crnnlclloqernt. an (Inn. you Ind II? eo:.noeuotVIllIII&ip uouutaovfuuy mu: wmaus. lam not’._ sit. Jwtnkxun. Ionlnlnonohnnoeuonwul ﬂuurlinef Wuhan. Ihldlohdx. ‘Juan xmn. nun 303 yeah nnawnua-‘:- you nutvd uywouykunlhunouur may uu. Idldnoi. Jn5t0Knm.1wmDNJ'0\I|osuu,jln lI|'uln.I'IcuwyoI cur Malia: IndonBId- b[IulO¢§antl_Jn1'aI.orGcnurIl lubqulmnr I-r-ﬂtmmor Ilrbqdzv. tn xIu:<noumm>- nu!‘ ‘Inna. Non vluanr. ° ‘ 0noaI~I:xA1xnmuGlJ1I.u.E)tnIuol.-- Whndldronnpplpl I11. mm} | any In ycuolur WKuII.1lanrvuIndatKr.Ntd, Innxtaoeunor. Ihnppohiulul uthonﬂnm, ' 0. ‘fan Oanuuuja pauses? !l|wﬁIthI‘O.llhhI,l:IH|cht 0! Juan. 1|‘. Iuchhlbupnty. Imp abonoputnln oumlouhdunlhiac. ' Q. whnu-ulldyon Ian» thooﬂlocot ooz- leior? Vines. llyanwwnuhoohoo at 3nnv—-(.ho~.3olha£Ju.u1ut. nun:-1vnu' “*" iqthgmalliollqy. ; Q. Didnutunon Mao: usooutat hh Ln- mtnnn wanna. No,m. Q. DotoIruaonb¢wk-- ' um W‘1_m“._- ‘km -. quxncuouncnnvu _ bmyonuuwu Inn {more you nnwnl youndﬂ‘ Wnnlll. Ba uueua NI night- L'ton,zoukop1auon Jun 3:. use usy 3 wt. Ihpzowuhnltneuloluunnp. I hull I nau- Ilfvlorhhsuvku. , ' Q. Youhadnoknovlcdac ox intwnuhnot I Wliﬁylbghthodsyr Wuhan. Lhhd not cxnovtarom . llwSrAgII nxrann Arncuxnnnuuon. Q. Douronlnawpflu duqlzuotiocn at My -nootdnnthoulur Ilﬁnau. Ouybyoomum uutbu,nvnWpNn¢toI. ’ couunnuvhntubuihmhgol no uh- sect. xuunuvqul-opoch,ur¢I ya an-no: Ihllulildﬂtli. lrulohnan. ID ‘immune thiaiwcioltaotlvlmiy maps; wt mpg-and the missing paper: had. dluppuuus in Ibo Anne 7:}. Two nntbuu from that Inﬁll! Enema: Dmutntnl nboruy Ix-nuwudz skated {bu-nnuu :boIrIﬁnc!un¢.'p¢a-riouduml-’lt)I¢§1IuI¢s ‘fit: with auunbur am. 32£u.,cb¢nxc£soHnyun— mini. ‘mtacu guuna¢- 1 hsdaneé an ﬁn: out- On nﬁnl. in my , Lbuy ‘ ‘ him very cloudy Is in 1.11:-“;‘.- at that pa- ,1”. Q. I An uilng yo: I! grant land or barman man Conalnusoruyculhiu homo annual the Animation of the boob? Khan.’ in nu mum Iarpuuuouulaahbau. Iapnuo no aunt. ﬂu. Iuadu-ma. W: 11.11 not In you nﬂlahg lunar. fun In sndu ‘Samson! Wlllﬂi. I no Mid umwuu nnuaunei tun. lulu- aaludmnut. Ya, In. In in «coral vm-I dntnyod bu- tou ru-oluoalouluyunt mqud Many Bﬂldﬁ ¢ colon! O: I. liﬂécnb tamed: Ianldrly-lvuuuonﬁ,Ind1_ul6o uJoIm-noout7.lhwu1. Innhnndum iuuluuuﬁhuuu um. I Inc hon‘: ncnbnonhcugulnmro. Indnnonbcolcouv I-nu nmﬁud Unudjhiu Kaila: amen :4, 1m, oonlisuod In onus until day- bam rowan: 1 Joyce. ruuoy,AJ£nd B001: (hynighl), Ind Joust. ! dmft bduvutlncwvlnal. ‘inn! had :83‘ under- nundluwuhlhouunorsuybody Chi nlsun zolhawhlakyllng. .luv.¢neolI-odllyhauy from usybadyu noun; his in casual, army othu-iﬁinqunluo. C_uo:u-1Ix;nunr1ol.-—IWhn.1'.ho¢InoUuIud Bulnlnnhnzioun/lacugnl lath. unnu- Mehluomcy. bmnnguith «nu tuglpan u .':'.."“’....."’:- ..‘..T'."'.::“;.':.*...“-'...'*".. : 2 o Snug" niaiahtmtcuqruhsdsauonln mono-wixhwpu-magnum-wnuuynzu-. um- muonnb0.I;!n'c‘dn'pu¢a-a.~x unuusaualm I.1nuxu!¢'¢':'a'in1 1:1-at. mu mt. nun: auctunnnnilhhnn-oviq aupcnsunla mtsuunhnnhliav !li(._bIHNtal.k1rugin cnuyvuue. buzugmnnm or tbunu I Illlcdlilh Ford IDOII . IIIIIIOHI ooxrunu umulptekuu ct spmu bclufolnd an Inn ‘ tuna: 'uadvoalu:txJknduIo lhobutmybwivutmn. Eunnuuouwu lhnssnuuchcuuanhcnux be ruched :11 at to Mn. and hciroald ma ouhnrrutn bloc: in I‘ ‘ ud , In ‘ A: IhAH£:uthI£Ihnvurur.h‘in2owpmoauthnuM Ividnumnwouu ptobnhly in has bdnro Imvlhxq equldbonauamu in lllmlt nplziu would by u "novtdhyyomlrnoh. fhsgtnanlutdtrulndlua at an lino whilst: than Ill mono: lea a-ookndunlxli on ﬁn Iurht. Not long I0-at manta! nydepuiuubed come but china Iu_|ot , ,_.‘, |Ianpe¢.uuI this uluuold toiecnvnpoudcnoohocwuurord and me. The ﬂﬂkﬂﬂhoﬂlbrllvtldllod JIIUB, I311. Inn Inllnthtelhrllgpu-pan: "I an D0111 to on to an own :°.?.*.2.“...***s~..‘E’;‘*:':'.'?.'::.?.W“%.:¥.:::'.::s. ‘uncut at the Buplrluuu, I; g-nwui Saint mm :1 t - o 1 as bu, mm: ii: 011 Dfzibfplﬂllnt ﬁt «um 01 nhano alou- IM in ‘ad. 301!‘ sfni Wu? QUAl.IY{lD. nwoewul y nnlnn III um-huaoe Rayon: glanuugzaw-in I consider Igiopgrto an m':.'.'§': no3:'3”ft3:” :n:1‘::'\1?$='1’3: '34 ‘:3? Ida nap in prevent uj such tlllrlirnon lawn.’ IN nomad mm vu tron vmneu lo I"ar.1, dnmi July 17, mm. and urn. In Iubaluco. Intol- Iovlz ' M‘-‘Insult:-I‘:-cicnlpi ol yuan: hm! uhtday. plus o mg n um nzu Ihundnu than in; to you douguuu. hr um . Ind ' - and ' losldlulﬁva ﬁlo lalunllfuuuol. p§ubuvrQu|Iuuln_aoIngnuu_'I|I:|-'nunnn- alulﬁuuiinizoexl-_|iI¢ Blunt Iol‘-ad. vMnvu.InuhIhInI.uhIhu-A: Eg 3? %%i _ $15 2? “ 9;: 353; F Eiigliﬁi 2 zﬁszgsziz with Attorney Gena-Al Wxmaau. 331:: him I max“ at Inwodnolknlothnl (onlhnn, uaumllnt he bud nun‘!!! Bum-run - dlapomnuwhybelmnmm. rhaylnnoona unnuomudlh nu} urocuoulyu that Hr. Pqlnok Ihonld nun hn,n'uI In nidlurog upannuuwboawnioum uouunuuasoalu ddunﬂvlilllhﬁhc. ﬁ|IdolIl.|iI(Wll1hmI) valiant!‘ ' ‘ " _.‘ h_,, ‘ ‘ugh sp¢umI.nh1ust|onordu. We icrcad Imam nn:,undIok-guphdtouin-sq-aauua|Wl'm.ui: ouOosoi¢:'5.lB7I. ibotohusnyudnllvuod. bu: ‘II Inc ugmmul. Bola; usual: to I. . . . “ ' ’. . '0 mun: -s as: am. in lictouounu sprang moon Ind non: his run In canine lnio I‘? N99‘ ‘éiuttnﬁon runllbd is ‘name: Ln. bouuntﬁwma h-nu. ‘fiscal; put I not wuloeo-oponh wiﬂllhlbhiriot Allorncy. Ann ﬂat anawu awed I laud ‘iityltill-IJDOIB lh lhgnﬂl Iutnaunbanl 1ru|bottnnIiu|IIt9to' uwnnyhuv.I'eI8Uo¢ no ohltold uuuun scenario! Ito ‘bunny. It wanna Incl: popuodbythadnnlklgbulkrtuddﬂbio n,ny use: In Indiana. 1 noun! mu ugh: blur: I lmﬁuhluﬁen Iuiullulullo Soavlnry-gﬂoc.nI|qpAItIohoIIu(chdn;. ndngkwunotuqpundillh I.h.uaﬂNr1X am :01. minus pour: Ipcu umuuous-.1 uvmn. Thu ulallnulo neonu Benn z¢IpudcInn,p1wdu|nAyu:h¢cudIlu!¢1bI- hgnwnlngpnl llSnIuhPou—oIu “ ‘Is Ooloul Kuvoonhlhu nu none «unmann- vruumou o-uynga mu. 3. woo¢n.a.u pi. I’Ill¢4,_.I0-,h~.9iﬂ1 1 ournponduou to E «V13 . , ‘ ﬁlo iollowlnn; "linihﬁully re- .*Ql1‘Qd§|GIDlE4Q3l‘I‘I!T0lLhlT?.IIﬂf’{ 9!‘1ﬂ:oIu -4 ' mm = _—- mun ‘ aa- NIJV-ldlﬁ U1ﬂ3dMm[$Ilﬁl€ihI7oU|iGa!i¢. louunngmuaug in Lb: mus an zhol-an in ;9¢|uunWhuIcyI¢l:gtIIon.nn¢¢&uc=vnry|treq-1 lion}! ho had! Iovntd nnsonrut Snrotmnihu." I ofluhlhdovutluu altar! at numb fllh Joﬂihudaulot tuiuualunoadn. Janna nIoI.udI.ItHhuIwI-Iwtihguh-u~I."|ua -tvnuuuauncnlﬂotnsudl-I'lII6,.. sh vs;ndluIhuJo3uuIlnt>¢Il- linynndnhouidnnc in wound atllrluutao ylutﬂauhtuoulhnouiczt cinnamon Haw: nsynoluauuonlnuuvroolnuu. nnamnc-rl;xu1aumxgt.—x nu-rnmulxa. boundplnunquyohlulohﬁiilavuinula. rnuuuonbysu. sunurnynulhunmanw ur Ind been tnayuvuuiuld. udhsauhrtaus Iovnnelnswutlvuﬁuhd. Dmrlet Aunt: , 1813' I ‘III Ania i union. MIN. lost’). J an Jinn. _ us 00'‘: xexﬂroggw 1‘ eon’ lh:tIyI1thx§“1iiIh%o'iI u nnxﬁﬁ mu: . Did ' Iuﬂnv maluirnu taut mu‘ m “ﬂu ???§§.éEE%~§==‘a“’ ii‘ : 3? ~% ..g E? E": E iii? 2? :2? 3 E %§£ ;§ 5' :£ E 3% E .' =% 5;: _ rm: lsvubudlssnshndha 7* ‘I an ed- nu:-I'n($ubuII;bo.Ivu ..a33”" lw|lg:.lnthno.Jl lluaou-Iphu. - Ronni: ottlodndn to theaury. V at I cannot: pmduoad Ian.‘ 13?? 1nd nu, ,' _.-hlhuo “ , Initial: Mon-‘ dly -min; 10) O'clock, lo Ihlnhllnaxho eamnlubtd . I Jud ‘hint Ilhwlldu salad am may on spun: Io\9dbo|DaI'odoaueh|in|.inpnIu:|- lnftlluulolhujnry. Amended Potluoxu-—lnd1c¢monu. Tbognnd Ivy mun Unmd smumnztu 919 tuclnnha, sud mound tron hula huhut. dxulpucd. Idxuhnmndptn In dhtlpnuoa. I o ¢ncn.inIhk.h|Il popauutonu il- coun yum-day nwnod In udkcnc-ah. In |-:_ A nonmm nah G.1‘1!{ll§ "no no». lfsnuhud an an .' him man-bawuw M‘ - Y‘- 3 ~ El 350'‘, If $30 ICU ﬁf mama . mutant ﬁll: Eanyamarrlr i§!:ﬂ1'1'nl-(1.8 Q“ «ﬂaunt-Namath? avltrialu hnmacirsrukalnamzutﬂonvolioeiknbg? mnuiiroilhcilhlbisillimlilhahlglﬂxii ac}: ugh nuts 11! g:=:n;£'1°L~.sny5sunu II ' M um: um §:a£"°?". ﬁan!:ha:ne9f 4 mm at . " ':....*..:."..:°‘-*-.:'?'*,::.r*.....a'**'?.; Wm ’ ' ,'1:¢?'l'I$cI,~ﬁan|hblnh, - , I." I. E 1"‘ --1 ' undue an-as not--:3 ‘N1. ll! =1 “$1 I ‘I L E E P. g. :3.‘ izéggs E: E 55 5% 74". - ; Egg: 3§§ié§E E :35 33 5: :3 EE 3 5 . i 23. '3 .7 ‘ E 1 Eiiig E5. .33 :z.§:£ﬁ%;:§ vordahomoveauuy. Ind In I kw mhzuletwna but to View in tho dz:-knee. 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W :3: 3: ch 532 1!} :9. :5 ch =n.x_m w.BxIl nix! . =.'.-:32; :*.-332°" ss. )1 :3. an 3.§x9 u.x3: .x:nn 35.13: 3.'Kt!€s 35.33: §'§{§-'2 $'§§‘ 2:".:*=.":.. - 3-’ E-1.’? ‘ nIu§nen u.'xxxu- ' «.1 «Jan : %§§.'i°‘ 3'u'€xi Amt. iluznuay aotuqrnn. Knnmilh won. . . lﬂll lh.l'Il.""u.‘ ‘ txzxnaqummwmnmumu; two on-pdl'Qi.IuI-Itg , he the E? £3 3.‘. SE S i mubutolthagune In plnyodﬂnrnﬁ 'rdrtv‘- Duane. I § “:r:h:::2r:§ “€55 F § ‘*2 FFT°':i:e=r*.°-9-rs-sar h(HH:=I’toc«cH(!:w=‘:«oI=.o*v:uoca=.'*v:np-2-a-ea:-u~.cbp:~a wk 5”‘ .g§:u-but-ysygﬁuuﬂa E "’ row” 3 E P33.’-'.3C°3f='=’:”5?-7.?-'3‘-'F‘.“~‘Ff=‘»:v.¢:-9-I-s«=:-rerd racnmn-ucoioos. . .. .a‘ “N """ guns )1 gkao “n55 ﬁﬁﬂilﬁlﬂzrg "1 ?§‘§?‘§!3!3?-!‘Ff3!3!3?§3?5F»§‘-Ts”-FF»‘ £>.c.ou:u>'“ Enwuwrnunxxsﬁ nor 2 ll auto,-:z1‘: I'M we ?. ..l¥§!f.3¥ QCOHQDIMWNMD uuuuunncoaa zuhlam-'1 'l:lI0“n- £5353 “ Ions. eon-wtnpiy ,o2coInlo.BK'l. II shhguuoaot dvullhgxootl. bath‘. in Pitt. :35 3?‘ «An. -—--———.-—-¢---———s---- Blooxglnnu will In-row-Gonzo on ‘olthqlrnln. ‘ . ﬂed time, DOLLAR scum ....2.°;.°*.-:.w.:2 m$*.**..:*~.. am! ﬂop mm. with . . ~- "Win ‘If k » Bixuﬁs m.'...........*:::..*:.':.. gmm B--«:3-'3. ”" ° gaitvua .t£:a,a mg-an 60% g , gapunnodcuke Bani. m. mn II: ﬂhnutppi 3?, % e“““m ﬁg. ll 93 - OI-IE Being Fxhnuavulnﬁcnu it alou- «muss-no-.ao-1-.. ;;......."”"‘ .. In _ . &« ~‘?r "2; . °“h"cu”" DOLLAR STORE. Luna’ ' Dollars." in new 41 I Goidil.‘ 81 It wont. Ema: acua:§na°c3:§ Bgttonsz eiegnnt designs in Imitatiaa Etruscan Drops Black Gm-net. Beta and Drop, grated GI‘-noses in ﬁne.’-old nut in am: 3%? '0 w§:ma!|‘nrm&.Po1£ash‘ ed’ I.1nI:;In.bhot‘ ‘Gum chains. «lslntztliarnet Ohanu and mm-. 21.. .:'¢‘§.....“ ‘:3‘.':‘°‘°‘:-....‘%i".?“ 1 ' ‘ ‘'8 Own, 31:11 chndzonm K sgcnnveniw ‘:2!’ assign-Mn ST. “BE iNARD DOLLAR STORE. I lliilllut» 0 _:j"*‘ .-.3... “'- ST." BERNLAR D DOLLAR STORE, . 106 Earth Fourth Street, run: Uuya-I. in aurlbu ct podswo huI_|I.I1lllulIulnoIn¢b!»l our Joli!-3 Donut-gnu. “JAINUABY 13¢,‘ We are obliged to movq mom our prgsent location, 408 N. Fourth Street, to 506 North Fourth (Collier Block}, form- erly occupied by A. McDowell & C01, and we hive decided to reduce our lmmenseatock of ~GABPETS 1 'o__vB,'rA11ws, _ OIL C E, MA'1*'r1:NGS,ETo., 3 IA!‘ WHHLESALE PHIIJES. even if you should not wish to usethcse goods until Spring, as we shall be obliged to charge as much as other houses alter the above speci- c. B. ‘Ban .408.1§'orth Fourth BUIIJJEIi3' HI] CONTRACTORS Ten Buildings for Sale at; Auction, uaoapc:r.h. & 00; Saturday, Nov. 27, 1875, _ 1 E x I ;! § -2 z i 1- § 9 "ham. ., e-o'.\>—v' 9-3.... Q 51 gm gang ﬁloh .-mum; sum; waning, 21, 1325. ‘.301!!!-Weeidywll weeidy.N.E.eet.Fguneu-aria-¢n.br!** axoeoreuungcomp-nydsttodt ﬂIII¢iD!lIIlIL'ﬂ-‘|'- Ie¢eeentee.)eeweee.OInve¢edb!ﬂl'I‘I'm3 3 3,-ggmgyghgemeaeeeeei Ileproprieiol-I.wrrll-1 ;f|feuﬁee..................... .- Illlvllilnf ﬂ& U V‘ D- e:.aee«oean.\ou!- min-wnn.r ﬂit n:-re-tn-or-nee e-n-w-any en-=neer hill‘! 94 £'V'7""'.' ' eeneeuee . m. 31- - WEWELYE PAGES. Gnu: tn I!oe'i'§:-x, yuwa-1. crud! I! use. mama sunk. Tm: Republican yeeietiley jeedioted e hung jury In the Iuimeid eeee. We would il- leitety ureter e new Inn; w-ihvueeeeed -rnﬁu am Mike uni eeottiy were an: Inn at. man. Pnlhblpﬂe", ieﬂi.-lit e .- deb?ol'I1¢.I73_:l1l. Minna ‘.'°'“-".‘?o!"- W‘ 1._u-x eifvieee emu manna gm mem- eilee e! an worﬂll ofﬂe pertydt e.eu:ileeee;Ieee:e’eeetoes.metee egpienuaeel Lute’? heilllenvls The - 'peny. u puma-e,e£a:sa upauaxe-1-ai.ene.h«qene¢£e.. lead, end, it pmuible,-Ieuretuelylx one ieeumhe at any diepnied Ieglwlli eiitee. Hem Deetolieexeleiae will eeeeﬁe e Ieeuezpl nﬂeeead turieexe. . _. - 'l’nechieeie !\v_ibiee,Ieg{e.greed:tIey’t- t¢d“GoIoael”Wil1l'III I. G:-oeveeer In an law York Eu-hid, mfino nu noeyetlI:..I1eeeicke,wIe lWI_II'l be: e pei-eoebythe use 6! "Celene!" ‘fillies: -X. Greenest wee tribal by the Whisk! .me¢uoeua- at new e:.1.oue zkeoeru, biieimepuiewg '-Wee-new ;eteuteoya:..-_-enemy Ge. nay’ eegee to ‘ autgemcreuuuc liar.-the uuenhohc. % enrpetpeete . 7 ., -rm} uniu-e"-manvm‘-is Jury yiuioeq re-iedicte ﬁts. Jtleleeweed ‘Ignite.’ _ WI i,,qvI,%'}I‘§_§eotirI-f n3.Isio.wi-Ileiliﬂ WI eeueeewhiehl to ti.BI¢ﬂ9I,‘, bn.t_we pre- enmeiiweliu "’§'iIiiax‘i‘eiei6e{t§e*ee tee; : ehetihe Dfitllll lldidlnalt VII Iﬂeﬂﬂi rum ‘very’ tﬂfe: ‘rile origin! nun..buiiy drawn that en eoevietic‘e|’._wee poeeibie unﬁee It. Ii_ut_the pertiegtnplleeted in objeelidee’ 0!: net ind aetwue ‘hearth go to trig!’ on ihe‘- best. "We (rent the indiotmau ere eii duly oapper-bottomed now, and the! there will be no name: neona- -ny rorelnkurine esineém. . Tin Chleegp Tribune ioieemi] ereh thet ltecniinglﬂi "eerd"ee Guru-eeorie’“h-i'¢hu may ebueIve:" We gﬁﬂﬂl e'ey ea: end yet 11 wn mild centered {with wteetreeuehe be"- -hied 'oohcernin;,;GtoeNnor end dthcewho have-volunteered tn tetee had In this lgilt. We unit with xetexeet ﬂreevenol-’e Al to what he propoeee to do ebeut it, merely uuu-leg thet pexjeen the: he an deter-mhe, , mm ieepzigeettherceointioeeel *aa.:*m only the crust at the erltnnoe, km: the ' mode and mean: at redreee.” when Groerenor in leirly Ind quietly diepoeed at, Mr. McCL\ilegh propolee In I-ti-end to teen] other pertlee who heve valinleered in he ee- uult upon 11:. Ncxoe Ind thie newrpeper. Then’: m\niEie the lie, to e deed eeneietyr I .~ x z- Tux Weehington can-eepoedent at the Cin- cieneti Seq-hirer leiepephe: _ _ 19¢. illeet neohieot oibievteitieekelientﬂ-(Ayn Be mmewhdeaeﬁzkmw to eenee ﬁe eehele d~ Uecieﬂsxiylexeeweleele toe vieleﬁ d he revenue ievl. hie object . I1 hbe-est eeyntnlwceleeh _o! loin’: Ieletuhh awn nnocnsr. !I1e‘nJ|a1aot denial ie vine. -nu hue-below ecu: new u up tbuue eoamae. it Iegntlinee to ieen bet theeeeeIeenetwiua‘peteeeeet.Iheheedeet Irietew. weheveneean tobeiierethettheeboveb ttul.t!ndwexeprodx_1eeit!nrtIep_nrpeee oi’ eerrie_¢eoueenpeelr.!'iehheek tletpe is no¢tinIunlottliet_tedoIel;tt,eed that hehedhetterkeepeutotthepeueituepleev entaeee. Let-himhwened by the tete of G1-oevenonorbe wiligecwotee tlenwee eenedontwtheedietiegnieheglbngenzet. A word tnthn wine ie Iuﬂcieet. Heed: ea’, Gwrxe. an you'll get your tender mun iinzen burned. Tu": Chinese no eavencing ee well en the net of the world. Their ieteei. idea in that they man: heve imnciede, ilke the nnumuu at the muons, end they heve eccordintiy ordered eererei, end bx-ouelu non Icnguua e ship-builder toooutruet them. Notwith- etegxdlngme tectthethe wee to mete them eeelfeetive ee poeeibie. the heethen Ckinee discovered one or two points where, swam. lezto the Celestial notion, the venue}: might be lmpmted. in the Int pleoe, the mine had nueyeepeieledonlhe bow, end. to e Cnmemnthhwuenoetwuuhyeuomw eion. Ho (Eben boetieperlhet "without e put at eyol. end an lane! hum; e me- boet, end thee en iroIvoIegl_,-_IlIIA- ooeid not see when it no going, wee‘j_tgie"eiew. But .13: émﬂeh‘ VII-9|": ’ . Iﬁnpir el hugeeyel. Deleted oeeoe eeuheideet the pin the sunbeam moreeeee eqnellty auurénnmmrxomy mngeom. put men mother dliiiculty euneued luau Jig the native brein oi "Jehnnee." The .iiretnmbage_t.bnl1t wee eneed w1t§ en eight»- Jedi et the bow. we. Ihipbniider mm to ma‘ pm. eothet u oonid -one emu uoenweieel every qnu-tor. but use 061811531 objecwd molt pnem9*°|‘“$’- 3 ""i"""‘ﬂY pllhi to their man. it the me were turned to gupuxbeentorponeileeec £214,180 GNP would eere-el with theeteer etdeeel HF“. nu forthiegeedzeeeontleeﬂllliiwiﬂxld to Ihaot Ittelglt eleetheed IooIi8'U'IY- So it we: deee. .L‘OhlIeeI INF 5* V“ *9: me;-eton bepexxe-any hex-nleee. are whee: mm: veeeet rune need em! etepeexeel-I! ll menobnhecet: udtheailnueebetweee e0eieumxm~beeteegeﬁekH.|lIM'lﬂ' hoe11eeegeeeuecieee!enee‘e,eeilI.ineldIe£ eiIﬁeeelt‘e;‘\v1ti'e'!ee‘tthet tIeWi!'Ih'3llI - ﬁi¢A‘,‘UCIQ—91"*»'€l0lIC0l>:$].,‘|W;§&I1op lie aueetli.-ineeameuaentyesdgzeethiueleo tell leebeiereed reﬁtrlner. We eIenlIliyIIno0I¢Ileawe|teteueItthet“te neeee-reoeltegt ez,ono, new any other lama h-onecelouei lope." ﬂeeewehevetheverr inpoeieetquelileetteethet, ‘mum, he her- rewed [Ema-ea0o1oeeiJeyee.ferwI|ieihe (eve him In nqte. which he erpecb tori! wuuimuc." * . ‘I'he1-eIethie,howerer.toi>eeeidieedee- ueﬂee M Xx. IIn¢elle’e hevtng teetiiledaehe did. thetpubiie oplnieeie 8t.Leuie mug}: inclined to the belle! tint whoever ieeeed meeenetheeelieet Gmreew uiahhwﬂhont eeygreet suite! 0! tmecieetioe. hevebe-on eeeeideeedeeheviuedree ltzioyeeueyhere thought it e (in: G:-eereeor eeeene it to be e i-nee; to no. who knew the elenetegotihe |llnel.‘rionIberrewer.the¢ieo auction iequite nepeneyuhlea bnldmil givee hineethhetiaute taken iteedto mange uueoleea-,e¢ the New Yeti: name, we pnuemeuanu an dheieieiee.‘-eedeeeeveepeeeeteaitoneleieie “if u“'& ‘G F,» Q. h‘. withietenet. . . Weheveeli the monpieemreieeeeeptieq ihieeeinreneebeuuse it will eontcet e pnbile wboeefeiuiiethe reterneu-wueteeiuedey the little Incident othn heﬂeg bet Jﬂoooeee eieeuen eoeee twoyeen ego, and emu pa‘ uphieeeeekaneeeolourettybenhierthet the betwee 3001. It weediseovu-ed am, through Ioen Em§reneeoe.thegnet returner incl gfreee check one beekwheie hehed never kept my eeednm. Edi-minded end melkielge ehndetere construed the es en le- ,dicetienWIt the bet would-not bepeid, end en the gentlemen who hedwoe Ihebetwee eulreet end weeithy, the ireeeeaion wore the eepeet of I eonndeeee game. But now we ere eetivled that Gloeveeor “es-peeuto per’ that ebcel: with inteteet. We do not knew when he wiii pey it or how jeerulpeyuapexheeehewﬂlpiyit by sit- in: bi: eete. end the newbie A0“ to Jeyee by giving the cheek, item»; the nutter of in- ure» he‘-efeed ever: mm» H 1- mi; nu. b;.'£o3_the ‘ejtf_e1i_eeie ﬁeﬂeeet, at ineey betlethe heethe eoaH'deei,eeev.ueae ‘d peeeieg cl’ eeheekee e liew Ya-I heal. uni hen-ewjleg £0 tron e. Teuneey ee'e:-. initiuenen. 4:1 on-111,0! mu menu week; "he e'eeii1ee.t.l)"pxeetl.eehle.endIetie£ee|oty. hm pey." lieeawinie we txnpg uni-h'e will not- eilnw Inch triﬂing dieoolprecexeeuu to Inter- fere wﬂ hie nee: work of ehew'_ie; the world how heleet his eituetion 1-ether then nuke e hundred uisn-me damn by consenting to e dieheneet eetton . A NEW DODGE. ': We huiee to mete proper eekeowtedgennt ol the ptetemeet mede by Judge Adem, oi the Oomutuuanel Convention, than the: body- !’ V-{rthe qneetiee oiypeelei Iexee in cities. Md did not intend to inulude Inch iexetlcn in in iiutlteiion at one per cent. nu 1i’,!ndeee.tr-nk end pmn, but when we wuuidlunher like to know is whether the Convention ind my nice: men on to whet constituted epeciei eueeunente (es Judge Adena new sell: them), or whet limits bounledthei: poeeibliitiee. Thin in e little bltixnpouenl, because u epeolel texetion 1- not texetion, then the whole ‘cut 01 street- repeirin; end eu-eet~ciee:_u.ng my else be eeecued Igeleuthe smmm property, In well eetheeoetel 3-redlug, ell oi whlehu, uee ere now new by the city out 0! tie revenue. In order to understand eieezly Jun how my eteuemey benriven through this eetegueni elthecoeeftzution. how greet e weeten may run through thieiitue leek, it in may neoee- Ierytoiootetlhe 1-epeneot the City Engi- neer. Foe the need yeer eexiieg leetaprii. thecity Engineer peruned to eeeonete for work done to the moat 0! $1,508,298 3. Ottliu ueount. ammo u wupeidby rpedeltu biile, the beienoe ot'$l.W0.7i52 83 being provided tor by the oity. But eats! thin belenee the following emounte wen peld tor‘ work whicheenbe nude to were under [the head at epeciel eeeeeenente: ' ' Iwgreauetreeu eedeiieye: Second Dhtrtei Yum! uagu li Ilhtdllbldﬂ . ﬂnlﬂﬁ lqIiIIdu~eete...... ........... ......» BS5587 rem .......... ........sw,neon'1 Tothie ieto be edded$iM,e09 Ylpeldmr chillies’ Itlﬂll, which, et e iltue ente ex- penee, out be tx-enelea-red, it eeeded.tothe eooount oi epeolei l.exee—(or eeeeeneeate), end we heree tote! $m1,a99 8-I, whichoen be been oi! man the geneni revenue eppro- yrtetione, thereby sewing the ta:-peyote thtee-quez-ten of e million or doiierewneniy by the deviee of cupping it on no the prop- ettpuwnerei . I: this were exnong the ehrewd ceicnieuoae 0! the C..nvention,_ then the citizen of Si... Louie heve been undo the victims ai e ieme _ 91 P0111!-2:! pigeonodmpping, the perpetra- tan (2! whizhfould be neat to the County Jail. We ‘me to charge mpuiebie men ‘W5 NWFUH8 In so unwonbye brink, but ween compelled to echnowledgo the! cir- mmeteloee me against them. From time to “B9 Fl 5170 It!-empi-ed i_o elicit e um end oomweh-umo oxpoemnn of the my in which the upon-vaunted end ionk-premixed Jredudleu oi texeuen would be eﬂeciedg hit Irtheeto we here been enlwerod only bf ell ominoue Iilence, and now em 01 enewer which is heard collie”-to Block ewe! one of the eeiegnenie. to dieemiolnt one at our expeetetlou. end to en] lotheee who led loudly hoped Chet they hzevrthe limits or texetiee. tint, lueteed oi limit or reduction. the New Conetltution only enmiet. When the election wee our ead_ weleetterwhiehoi-theta he nil} ﬂue ﬂy’ ‘edopt we,u-e eoeldeerl ‘tilt he “upeeﬂ 5': ' pwmieee mniimiied immune. H thin is net the pieiemeeeieg eﬂludge Adena’ expieeew man, then we ere ready be receive further - yluxeuee, end wili at In ‘line: mete eekeewtcaneenx 9: it. ‘re’: net neeeleget the Geuutuitere is an {exponent question to eﬂdtiueueettthepert at It ebont wliﬁ weleeeeetoiinit mmieu. Itihle iee b:eul‘u£eirieI,tIe-enliven o't’it’wel eat Iteedbeure-ihjeeeie in e vex: eerteble 116%- UI‘- 101718 I!’ BI?IalI‘l'EB8o rnleeeaptereeeeee-wetee eiiareeleeiieen-Iv tuieyweu.-recess. ‘ ‘ruler! will be e netieee pester-eeee en nvulqluecnecetleeotrnyieoeeeue. __ In Ieleeel Geeul nee eeeoeieeiee neelne Idvtweetyeeeeen new we-tede ee reun- ﬂfﬂjﬂﬂllku ) rwiqnueeeeeseberoeeeeheieetweei wee 31!. lﬁhh . ee enei. heel he lﬂdhﬁnelhﬁild. hence-new he can oeenwelitnt-no ENIILHU heveeeunenehee Indpeilhie teeleeuu-yeah:-uejdeeweek. oneceeleeeeeriene eee-Ieleeﬁeer the It Roch Iwd!'he'eI'eei.)'&h.eIl ieﬂiheueelieveeeleellheetlhth. - llrfllletednleleieleewuegrllbdl the r ‘ cent on eeeueey ye ‘en !euIe1.oe mel3.ﬂe&kel_.l'elu Peﬂeﬁdlneled. re:n.voee:.eeeehwh,eur:r eeeieeeph, eeeeepeﬂesl ee hue; very Iehleeelimegie eeeueeueixeeneieeeeeeltteeeleelaeeleeeee ‘.i‘e1.elpheIeehIleeieerﬁveleI-Iiezeeleei pea-tyelleneidae-sell:-e."“ ‘ .,eee—‘ei ﬂix:.IegeeteedCbeueeeeveeee.e ezeieeeteo eleee. Aooonuemae eepeet, I\e-eee_d’1e- pewerdkjle‘ theetvhl week ev- el-egedelteltepet Ohlollﬂiee-lighlﬂoupeey. 15.113 l4o|dl00UO"J’;)l.l7. uzeeanneeepuu Diet:-let Down yulwdey uunuenueeeyeieuedwih eeeehe eeee» Iuldtinenrjeehe. wee Inupenl. wﬂlew eie-piq’eleee[elImee€lIeIehnenei- iele Illiﬂlnt. . e9eeeleee,weepIekedeeee¢i1peeeeely|eere- anyone: lleneeeemeleie eel Eebeeeti e enemneseewnenremx-uvurnieee letIeq;bIlIelJ, B. 0leueee.)>etureee‘i.'weu|li‘ eeIl!weeu-heeeteeheedoeeeeeeeeeeeellew- eI'dﬂeed.eI'uh.|edene¢eotﬂ.wIdh!el!y oaveeedbyleeennee. _ . .LClf!D’IﬂI1 ‘end wane boI.winn,e:lwiie bleeeiihweeyeetudeyleeedbyoleeeleee he need evl uuePeebe4ylaoel.ee0elee6elelue eee ee-I leeeelt thee. neee beleeedenhe uuxueyenemne, Til etﬁiel at Jet 011115.01 IIOPIIQ com. wee ee letudei eleerhee with the ye eeilerttieeel tunrelee eeen. lereeelenie mm. eh., we:-edlepeleeed Ie 1-Deﬁcit-Ieveee. eeilugteﬁeeeeelieeeed. .' W:IuexﬂwrI:I.ehenII_ with he tell oi Ieeeeeeeleeleue. veieed es when Aeeyeu Jlﬂﬂ tone zeeueuaepeme in me yeeteray. eel: eeeeeetteIIeI'eeI»?e'eeeleetweue_eBe. . teeeeonegpun-«pie-ce;uIeueo.eeue_nev’e recently Like; the GI!-gt etneeh Ie IeeiIle.Iqeie.ueelee¢¢.eae:e__edeeeuee£l-ee heeebejpnheggﬁqnneeuedhe eleﬁe. e1uee‘nneg'soi imeheuaveen. 9 'eleeliee|uﬂe1 noun; no dieeeveeea 2. no en‘;-up am eu_n'uei:: nee; e woum. xo_.m1 lloedwly. nun origheledle-oleedeeeutp I_ee,eenwe'I‘eeeee3r; anemia wnbeloeeoi none sue. nun IBM. ' ~ \ zxueher ee lelgenhelweee um‘ eedleveen eIteetee_| nueee tilee neliltl. Ileerl:ncxwr.eioeryeoeoH¢1:l,weeee- vereiywmedoeleerigel need eel elven the 'ueauue.ne|eebeeeyu-eouto.1uxeraz!;ha eteeegby her clothes hung in whtlehewee aendiegnerepeeeu-nener,w_MeI I buy epeuueeyi_.ncpeee. F“ rnregtlellilelmeeteieu-e ieﬁlel. whielieet eI'tee35ueeeel rouuueieyvuumn byiledexhddelﬁer naeehnee l__oeiet7. rheweek ieneeltybem puIdeIeId.udbebg}_il1eghuuead_tebe oomghtldhaililllllvuyllﬂttﬂll. Am. Jounaw. e twelve-gene-aid chi. wee eeel wthelleeeeo1R.ete|'eyutu-:ieyh:I.eyeelI:It- Ioe,etIhe;equeeIutnd'|Iet.whoruMeelI|Ie Whitﬂubuiidilj, eheltetrlngthst eheeoehi eeitbcl-eeheeueeaeoeeoateoiieegiri. nu am tron Oe.hoi1Ioe.Greeweooeety.I.‘I.i..eeue bu-oeaeeiea. Tex pent p-en-lie: oi the brine-werkeetee nwwsencauﬂteeiwcate, new beleeezeoledee l)eVeJunI.reIWerh.teIhewtl:iﬂed.tIal\e teheeedeneoleythe nae nnueweee. "rheeieeeucxpeete-nee: eoenpietedeedpelieepereuoehe teelretel Apnlewllykltt. " ~ 131: e-eel reeee -eetieg oi the lﬁeaiee In es the Iigheet eteedleg end tuyceleoeienelneeeee. .e.e'!'he:hutue¢I)e;ieeloeeu l:eed,lhe lowing:-porteetpoueeiten will he reel with iuiceegendthee-ele little deeht Ieet eene ownelewilienxylulheveleeble bird: up,oItheeueeet.h; none chines. terieyfwhleeiheuwneceee Mve by eeutu u:ezeunuoeo¢ln._S:Ineee.mosoe|hluea etreet." Jon) Eleni,» Edwenleville ciliieoie) nine, cenctotbe dIy.lx1ne,y main. with sen- noeeyeedeweleh. Jemnook in eier¢eqnee- uty oi "Ien[ie!oee"endieIrdweuee.eedwee.e nae-etnrder ‘_heeeei ehecloeleveeﬂt euwee. between rreehlte eneee end ‘Wuleehed, nlenelh watch. noney.ye¢kel~book eeﬁiiuie etoetetee. ‘ lI.B.r.OI.e1x,eyou.e¢ eneeney._ﬂgeb lerninetop, the ocean I-eel at It. heeeeh irxll Jﬂﬂh. ' _eeeee1eweioeeee!eeee'Ilen'yIeeN!e-eoeeeeut; mudet. ‘Iheatne leeeldw hen been )¢~ uxnudnmeeeyeeneei. end nude shelle- eeeneedheekaew-eederLe;iiIete1‘exeeeedﬁe I.L¢1AnTerdi«ory. . ' Auourt elenoelioe acne‘.-‘red on '(Ihenge. iheouterdey, betﬁeew Oephieelee end [..). D'L. ‘ ‘ The ‘ wee ‘ ‘ ug thqereenoeteeeeeteed nun years which’ an-u.~ne eeyewese ee eeeer eel-ﬂees . nherieuteuee Iiaeituiheteeleneeotlinay Ion, elerpe Jouphwiil [I-III VJINII h I 100 O!‘ ‘remind irﬁeuae will an acne Liedeiif ‘ﬂit wiﬂbetle I:-IS eoeiieeeee uigmte ibeemoﬂvd eeelleee hie use e.neetM_eeeen Sean INC: , a nu ugdi lieae'_e_ei/ rximr.-sent: meeeiimr lee:-eed sevens :e‘pe.w‘eze use «Warren 39. 1£.ee‘ibe0eeee!~_ee_seei|e5,et Iiuteteedmghth Iberia !IIhlIA1I'hIrﬂecm,1teqI'bI|Il¢!’1"!l I110‘ I!&il¢!e¢=d,wleweeeqiete¢2,be1§:1b- hebeywu eeveteiyielerert hyﬁeiiledreenhteeeriiuldtiibui. M!!!-1-vl'¢ff eee ei hiueee.wh£let:begte!eeeee-ed wauuoeﬁe en-en hrlieee. ‘the elii-Sn: lived with Rate ygneIeeute.m!er:hn|reec. ‘ran resent heeece bet ween 1eeued.w*ma en he pen: end ghee eeemepeulneel, the pepwhx-;eee;., "Ge '\I'ey0!e ﬂee." ea 3 he the “owl (lIh.".e qeeeteile el eduppen.eueemnoaeeauee¢euneuum.reu pehheeloe tee beee reeeavee 'eae.ver:g_ne: 1 he ie-Ind pionieee to *‘Ge'Vu0ielee," ileneeetreed oﬂvlinﬁl ﬁlﬁhlolllljll Ieﬁu. meetinuollhe Boetdotbkveoeeeeywehede ,nd thepettleemule upieeuieae eedotnedepoig. gueiertheieeendeet. edtevnlenhenhip teeeusy dqymendoepeetn D‘Aznnbeilwlve¢Iye- nu eeiuileeﬁuunieweee note: inane Lightﬂneni Bell, Ilbdloit. llﬂtﬂl. on the Intel lvlevenhee-.eed deeeripeiaee at Ihe lep- poeetllnidendoﬂheleeteneeeewueeuttellr disetenteluee. enoeg tunlt.l..oazie.eedvee- Inileytheeedeteliewel-e tunieledto the dik- entpolieedletdete oi tile d|1.!_‘Inihe¢ is the ezxvetoliheeeppoeedteiegeni the recovery on here! the:.... ‘,b10lo¢BJee1e.¢tbe Oeau-eibinxtee. A Loouxonvlwithelvtoieitzeleetteeled den-weer. lwu: la-Leo end Flannel, to shove non. Girehimeqeil. Beee Ball Ooatau. lie beeebeil plant: in ihgevtcinitydo not eeuntoheve gone ieto winter quertex-e.eu:i um eilnenoepeneeeteieteke place-M boa: pun. lfiieﬁeleeedltoolewiilerveebeteu thaGomp- toe Aimee Oroeede wine the Images Iilitry undnioeewllh e pimednineu Bhumie Put.‘ ?Ieywii1ooumeneeet3oMie4:xehe:p. . --——-—~—9——----—— Dueocre‘=u Cent:-el Gennltteenee. The tailoring geetienee were reeleniey eieeeed imIewYotk.ead., _ oven-he?‘ ,' nie.Fee-Renae eedveedeile loede,wiiiI-eeel ieezeto-tleyileothles heppue. On tlietninie Ooionelmen aeaawttl epen-trot eepthiinl Do ‘ theﬂoute-ere Penile Kuined Oohrentiuu. 001. Q; * at the 1" uupeeet: Oeetrel Done» emu: . Wenl—“* ‘ ‘ 0 X“ M‘. eveeeefh end Deeiei Dev Wem- -- he Sane» ent-I. J. oTa'§.y'u probably eieeted. Wﬁiﬂﬁ ‘CURE meet Beeeeeebf tie Ghrietiee Home Sr urtehmente. Severn Thoueead ﬁiteitoreﬁtr the Rink Yesterday -- Ammeeneeh toe the week. i The MR: (farm the ihlreaed lxpuettiazeaoi‘ jsmoﬂwuegzuureeonewzeee my vrevkaus owe. hemnoueiemmeight tueeriyunepswneue mulled end yes:-mined we entwpeiee. in the enet-eoeneb~nu'H.1)l!oohi'1dr2ewe1-e present. On us.ieaueesie'n.heetdeeibe“LilbpuzAedi;e:ieee." nut. yreeewlertegceed ieeux euuenuemeet at ‘ ' __._.._._.____________ ABOUI’ TO DIE. Philip Bnaltwe Wcaafd Considered 3'»- II win he rmoiitoted uni en eeeoeuat at e tight end I eenone out-ting etrey. engendered by no pioul iiiaetiane or whiny, wnica look piece eiunl I e'eiock on the mornings! Wedneedey, Novem- berls. enheeomaeneet cone: oi §,ie:nee<lIle.r- tet eueete. buweens. W. but end Peal. en:-.3‘. wee permuted Ie the Gaol: Dnoatn. Dix wee er:-cued. looted upeed releeeed on beii. Y!-krd-Lorrie: In t rrvonnuea an-emu coed.l.\ieeo18u_t&,I!Io head been up so an Ont) Hoe’! thesbelupeuees Mei). pee e Mn -aeteesein-' . ._. . u2e=mr‘d§& emurxen;-qmze ae'e£uee2y,3rx~eehcxesge§1§aoyeeel ~m»m 1‘.eD¢}£.Ie amt. ﬂatten 1’:-r-eras, eé acme, m at m. Liadeﬂ. 10.311-m.e¢ as Hmtme uuiwumau aeuesm. eowxxn 8. B. (:«x:ssmL:2, at Ciesrmege. 19., teams name‘. Juno»: X. X‘ Tercrxreox, oi zutszo, ée neg». ﬁn: et the Linden. amrxteek. 8. 30333:-eox, ea‘ Gmoege, ta 5 gseeaiet the Llmieil. A new-lull Devonred. linen!) never, won , Novrenherlo.-—-About ozxlleee ht nxedeeuayudi ldmtmui w‘ agrelzol-:1‘:-I111. berm I-me. 33:0: Ln-union‘ LII‘ OUI‘. ‘ Sew York ‘liood-lurealen Lbecond, Luring Nouns; be: Debu Behind. “M!-uh mm 3153! .“‘bneitk5I_res ehﬁsnfi etltefeieiiﬂﬁ $e%,.gIm ¢ am living gag;-e awe; u erere,a-9? g;g£e::wa~d*Re9oe' E ye verreweee §::;.':f£f’ "i";‘ °"“‘.é'f;’s.’°$‘;‘%;"£; 1”“ 5% Ema: amen me ease " _ ﬁetmiemm aauileeuez en l-Ill pm 1. 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A portion or he: hull mm: uhoru It bani an crew. wee owned by Kwuieid & 00.. 0! ma city. Oompiotety Wrecked. New You, November Io.——‘.i'ee ehié Thoma Wey. weieh wu been repaired _oe the Ineheeie'»_ nryno¢e,eneemou;nteeeéek lent evening; " e.Ie:d.deeIe:e1e‘he.n1-woode. ocean» {gems of iteeon iuewreek: reedeexoou. um I JLDO urea . ::',.'9°:','.'.“'..,.."¢-.1.bg:1.M"'§.5.N°f,,£.°,4“‘:'E u-we--e7.’7s°..,.-"" A to 0 are -~----————----—-—-_——-——-- - °°““'“!%.=?- ueeauu ua.e In emu feeeueeaue ’'''°‘'''‘-’‘-‘.''‘I.!|¥t “-43 W-HIM mun. lle eoiuueo Onrie ueceo IINImItIllvreIeIla_IeooveeIn-1elzn1oIezn.en-I ieuueeiduueea. Oeviehuopezezea le . . ‘ ' I a 3’ ‘. HEW BOOK}. mv —- w.*szr..':°-*- M-* &.. Kn. I'ﬂUI\H ﬂu“ Fine Oﬁice Stationery BOOK AND, JOB PRINTING. B L A N K BOOKS: '0: Every Kind, Quality nnd Price. on lnmd and made to order. JOHN J. DALY ‘£5 00. sinxueﬁoiseut. R.&'I'.JL -ENNIS,‘ 2.-.!.§.'.’~:;~" '9 '~°°:...."‘°". 2'.'.*.‘o'.*za'.':.=.....'m'%*.'.'...& -$6.:-**.'.:.. in.A:eoun:5onIc. Courllooonbndlenk Will to ON”. _. ‘ ;.i§§.%mWW. -"’ﬂ elauuduhlil. [Ian ilehnoh lain! lid %.‘.‘.‘3.°..‘i.u.."3i'.‘.’...'..?.u. umaﬁ xeconmenleéeo invnu VIII Io ;»E..~;...»=~=«-.;“?r..;..-F-~‘:.v:‘-.;%.a°:e‘..e».°a'.. -w %‘~.=;-;".‘.-$:..~‘.-‘r‘.§‘§f".r,_«.«:.~’«§2‘.‘--3% 3a3i&'\T'31'T:T'.5':'Ta£sn1.uuu.B‘ ‘ ‘£3 2:-ram own? ' GENUINE ANTHRAGITE I-‘mm the Famous Oollioriu oi Pennsalvnnis. Bold by the An-' thraci Goal Aleocintion, 120 Olive Itreot. HARBIED. . I _ _ " “*3” "°’‘” 5'”... "Jr-Ix‘a":'ci';“.‘:'s'J E3. -05. ....;%-.:iE'°;.':.'..*’.a..L":'.'..';r..".**:2 . “$25.2. "W: . ». am ﬁner.-oo- Cir“ In atﬂll. A; Is. . (Jinn-I. . 1. John ii. °T loatnauln You pcyuspinnwn. DIED. mcgno1ox—I«x 1.0:! 0111.0. and I21 .l.khnMuI.I:o'l"niu ’ l'UuuIlneu1.bnr‘eﬁuu.Di.l Lounnrnunu nuac-1.-H»-I» Dee&'¢'l)oInu- . no raomuxneri-ivermﬂ-wen rum-an!-ud oyLha(:icti.oi0nIIoenl oumuun .o..- '1'i:.r¢et-uu oi IOOIITY IOTIBII. ' E‘Erl3l').0‘ SUI LOIIOI. I0. ‘I. Annrleun Prol- n no menu every I!’ Inu- nut :';ic¢ .5: *1: llollvldlﬁg‘ out an:-its en II: n 3 true. number: the own no an-mm clamor. A 0 if —(‘mnrI Pioneer oi the Won. 0. D..%.. at the Andra: 0 er of lore: unborn Ib'~veCu H are no Ilium ll their Idouluerei negeg ilevemn me: Ynullln turn 1. n n .a1 . . . (mir:Rux[cr.’ 1 JOllHpW1T2l'lS.nScc°E~a9' E“ HfI'l¥lG lib ‘ lions! Rd A I The OM10! I.b:f,3xI1iled rma°LTma . ::"::.°’.-“:"-.2 Tr" ° .....°°. ".- §°-'§.-3 an . 2 was r n ‘ no rupccllrlly iavinei to attend. M N’ E A.’ ﬁ.3:Ef;E‘r..‘1:‘.‘?.°.;“::*:§.%“.:l°i'::,.‘ﬁ2 Iion mu their ollco. 1612 can uvnu. on the loot... In-iu sebum: baud to l:.’x’:.$’..§‘:.‘i..’t§:“ °" " $.32 §.':.'t‘..!}“.'-‘.‘.‘! gIlK.Gl-31.7.0‘ . '5.‘ t: (lhlllu W.OIra§orl. U31: .1» . nz. - New York Peaclllnr Palm N W lﬁﬂlﬂrﬂ. DIIk.1l!Itl9$l.hOl1|h.VI-lid none. - mmsox 1130s., an lurch Deena suns. I Do HOTIUE T. . KL '. . c“&mr:x;§nL ; ‘[1 B"..°'.‘.’.‘;: 3...‘ .2: ' I nod-.1 II: ' g h';:::.:, I o villi be ll ltd in Linn It“ . 0.: k ‘I L. nw 6. . I8 3C 1! cost at by um .’ . * °"v‘="s.1:.. .,~.s~.:.. 4 xv-P‘ Qnlnc one ‘ "R "‘ °' 1 man. u ‘I be t..?...mT§:.E;,"‘,’,u‘::’:*‘ Arcosr. AT 0031-. AT 0081*.’ STOKES’ . ELEGANT HILL LNEBY-, ' 40 N. Fourth’ Street. Our Entire and Ulmtrpuud. The - Hoot ﬂlpub Assortment of fine Imported lﬂlllnery. nil colors and shsdug in rich lnterinll. A‘! 0931'. L’! (S§¥,!'!'. A‘! 0081‘. We are in receipt - . olalew Promenade HAT. The “St. Pete:-nburg.” niillinern of tune and ability wanted. . STOKES‘, 405 N. Fourth Street. The Fortunes or hundreds nu-e been sieriﬂood upon the Auction Block the put week. Boo whet Nunes & Brittain 602, 604 and 606 FRANKLIN AVENUE. Have secured In you in the nlaughtenpons of New York and Phihdelphin. Grasp this are Oplﬁirtunity me buy at once. Our greatest eilort to supply the ‘uni! of the moat eeouemienl, Nunes & Brittain Will one:-,on IIOIIISAY the molt terrible Indriﬂee in In’: Goods. li[oii.enn,Illlinery Gouda, etc». to} world ever saw. 1: ETlNBSl- Wholesale. and Retail B. C. POWELL _ 410 and 41,2 NORTH FIFTH STREET Have new on lmnd for the Fall trade, a run line at GAR PETS OILCLOTHS, I WINl)0Wk SHADES! ntyiel. and were bought for net‘ cash. Weoﬂerthemtothewhole sale or retail trade at prioupl low as they can be bought East or went. . B. 0. PO WE'LL, 419, and 412 North Fifth nreet.’ $,2j.2 5 P I A N—O Ten Per Cent Inveslmolit. ‘ W tar Iv!’ year: in be M- §?;§;u..“).Q9.=:*.:-*'.9 --'.:.«'..°:.*:.“.:.*-..*:.*:,":=..°.: cub occupied ta’; o owner): would not in S1 - you. me ruteei lnlensi 10 per cull. *3‘--2* '~v*".**-....**** *‘.*.'=:z..*z:.z“.'.s'r.§"- u 9 me (.0 r Lou §".§x.... roam Id. Lil: lusnuuwc l'iu£ltlin’l- 409 ~ 409 JEVVELRY Hard Tiine I.’rices lnlkfﬂollﬂdeheeﬂtﬂ. I35!-NIIIB. x.ndlao'I'l.u0oIdltu-twinning ‘menus: O¢0.IDaId‘O'I0. ‘ lgﬁglqgtll , ‘. (Oneal. Vent nod Opal uni, cheaper than not sum oﬁnd. onlnrnznoorloxn-ununaucagw 6:1. nntlllnl‘ ’_: lent CAPElLLE’S £09 N; Fourth Street. LACES AND EMBRHIDEBIESI ..'_.._.__..._,... and Imitation Laces at very low prices. HAMBURG EHBITIES All new patterns. All the VEILINGS Lace Barbea and Ties, All new patterns. intents’ Caps and Robes a specialty. Lace Sacques Flchues and Marie Antoi- nette: for Evening Wear, made to order. All the latest styles in ' Dritss AN D C-LOAK TTTIMMINGSI The lineal: assortment of Feather Trimming in the city. The new Worsted Moss —'1‘riInming in all shades. New styles in Silk and Worsted Fringes-._ til the popylar shades. »W.H.m1marsaIl & Bu. ‘ us Noril: roux-tn Street, Bordeaux, Paris, Till, Jolson, nxronrrine or WIN £1. .....¥°'-=...-r2.=.t::.':...-: M-*~ "W wonbnndmn Inysxnpnnuaektry J. K. mmnnm. mun. zmtnrxunnn. J._H. BUBFEIND & CQ_., ‘ 114 ram unlnr. sole Agents for the-West.“ ‘then nruontrpuoednrelibeunrntboto iioluul F. ETZEL 85 CO-.. Dlllﬂwﬁlljﬂl I IOIJDLY AND P110! Q0099: lend£ogl3IIaln;ue.' TEA & SCRAP LEAD [Banal ouhprice purl to: the About 31!’ HOYT & CLARK, Ilnufaciurtn of Haida, lxn Iuhlngton Avenue. UIBOYSIH "run your allure and -nth!!! 00110 ‘Hill none] for Input: Ieylpjut esli magn- £—ﬂoItl ﬂu butInI.&n lbwlillnrl. aqua [QC yegoprlntlng-jreelnnlwpog n-enwhleh ‘you an derljvu more innume- us-ugd-.-uennu nun non an-108801‘ cognac, no llnltet new costly. AIIGIIIII Ceall1l’_l‘ppel‘oIndIy,lIo.lﬂ North Thkd nnd.&J4Ih H0. FURSI FURS! , ALBERT FISCHER. 819 North Fonrtlﬂtmel, Ilpvshlrl. 1'0 mu-on or an area: or you u not an roulnu. In um. ‘:03 nuurnurronnnv I-no cont.-xx. AIIIIAJIIDBIOOIVIIOID. mu nun: IV) onnu um nnrgnnn on most Iona. AIATEUB W001) WORKERS C‘.i‘.‘.F."......""’.‘”'.E:..“'.'.l.":.f"". . ...‘.‘.."" "" Geo. W, Reed AC0. |B6io 200 Low?! st. N. Y. maa ocummloxcnuwsucnaarnulﬂu. ' I ..... ............ Every description of Real . new shades in - J. GLAEN .EB 8500... Tug on 711mm: mm 5013 lﬁiorth Main. St. _~ FOR SALE AT nst. ST. OUIS. Cedlﬁampageaﬁ . »%m%2?/M/?/T Giﬂéflgiseubur &(Eo. jog-on noon: 806- Donna: u_-on uuou n--u Ioucoq - gleoeteoe onus been-n noon no-n ca-nu nu... - 3 I on-min-guano ioooeeoeeoaeo canon canon access no: --oguanu FURNITURE EBURRELL, OOMSTOGK & 00. annxnuuxonrnmnnmnuuznr. ‘mnnnrmsz mnmunsmrmmmmn lrnuo x nu. ,;u:uﬁ prioeuetghevery ‘Id not-o nun u nu uuu. -u-ununou-...u-0 poo-up «no. action . noun e-oonooouoooeooooOeeo0% 1 O o-canyon noon anon -anon -noon --anootooo yoeou coco» no-u nu tutor: ooouu no-u nae-o_ noun anoaceoeue no.» ovvvli none Iooooo -nuns-acne m PBGHINENT THEN Durability -ADVAHTAEES as ' LOW "RESERVOIR "8TMDlﬂD' TIiWI’h I with Handsome Design, Ind living PEIIFEBT SITISFIDTIOI Emllllll. _IADIOII.YIY ElI.5IﬂB..,2WTPlﬂ'Tlllﬂ BUWLIT. . ."“ 513.5l4.616h¢18l.IIﬂ.I!.l003.E. e|JI'UE"I.‘CBO0I‘ILQIIO'In SLAUGHTERING TI hree Decorated Dinner WASHINGTON AVENUE Drug House. A. .. 4. MELLIEB JUST ABOVE UIDELL ROTEL. l Great inducements oﬂeredtothe Wboleqele Drug Trade on Direct Importers and Jobbers. Price mm issued monthlyto every Seo- tien oi the country. Chance _o1 location has neces- sitated I. netnil Department. where will be found at all times a stock ot DIUGGIEII’ smmnms: mn._n Anxious, E1230! AID ENGLISH PEIIFUIBBJIS, P113!!! IEDICIHES. And other Specialties. Imexoolled in qnnmlty. quality and vnriety in this country. All of which will be sold in lots to null; purehagerl at REDUCED PRICES 1 Foreign Innportntionl of Stories and Design: received llontbiy. ' One Decorated Dinner Set,‘ (1110 Deco: nied.Dinner Bet, worth $600 ibr 0400. Sets, worth $450 for 8300. Two Decorated Dinner Sets Three Decorated Dinner sofa, worth $275 for 3225 Six Decorated Dinner Bela, wort Ten Decorated Dinner Beta, we Two Decorated Dinner 3616, worth $90 for $65. MILLER & STEPHENSON, 604: 1\TOB.'I.‘I-I FOURTII Ta Great Sale‘ of Diamonds. Iihuu: muxniuxod mu-clinker opening with puenidoublen-:i.onnduniecdunp—4I :mod:iolbant1—eperi’u:ibou-heater, oinnoqulod dnnhlmy, npdmounud In Ihenﬁ gerlednaﬁlr. Itwillpqyiorlioellinouieueuaninlhenringaltnol. 1'bIDlInoI|dh theleodhll hnrd-enlburberolIbeKnt.|adkuldsIEuurnpriou,wholoulIudIIuil. NO. 303 NORTH, FOURTH STREET. " BjABSE.0ULVER' & DINNER SETS. worth 8700 our 8500. VI orth 8350 for 8275. $150 for 8110 h 8125 for $85. IJBSOIIBI sun I.0'l."lIRBI. Iounuw.nnLa.A-aw. 7:1. 0. 10. an. 29. n. as. -:1. 73. as. o. :1. :9. I no. cuuam. _ no. u. 1:. u. 4. 5 .79. H. 55. :7. '11. 61. 21. " " §T’3'5"“A'nrxn*rr'“'&" o..'"'‘’'. n I an s ....2.'."L€'.‘o. 11. ..".'.."',«§.°..:.. If; true: Olin no Lieu Place. ~ HARBOR I O0. Proponln for Oil for 1876-7 . O clorru:Il.1mrr-nears! Bum .mmxo1-ox. H 13. I'D. SIALID 5! LI will be recelr II in oﬂteun .r?‘d '12 Wedneghr :.:.'..':.'.1.-:.:2.:.1....£~.:..:.'."' .s.°*::..:::.~‘. ....., winter amaze yunahnn u.. an e Unlteaiqbtuu Light-bout Bnnlee an I . loco to l lpecllcuionl bunt; dale .CnD|AI which my land, me: \o!'nmb¢ . on application to the llﬁlir li<n.ni:!oLh I-house In (or. Tom . Btu cnlxlmg. ti Ynrtxuna 3-Mun I wean: . at run ow. I $8!-IIC melts was ":°"’.’:.'*"......“.i'.:'.'"*.‘“ W .5... o onu I nil. ‘W J. 0. i: R. Commando: 11.8 N-.HIr ﬂoonnu. Oonnty Work. Orncz oxmnut. Rom . I. the 191'. hours Novena 29 at x I. 1 sh ox rt 04 DJ In 1:: or a ex “gig? the In wen u Kh 131;. be noel 4 s‘:‘a‘.Tnen1mr;§?.mTfé"'5o§jn. 111.. kind: ,0 gm |u)1hil‘0uI rut‘: -pnrorri-£109. . Icahn KI - .':::.‘..*': *z.'.-“.*.r.'.*;_;5.u.....**.‘.::.t wage; . Rood ruin: eon: . %:i.“:f:od. I (nine: :3 nbogi egg mire. variant was upon: rum 3 at‘! Trcu~ we: can Jan “van.” uh: In proper mm. Ami ruler at on on me in In! a Thtetouniy ruerru an rlghi 50 rain! I“! ‘E4 3“ 1'3} nu.-um uuonn (ion uyplakliwm. "mama. Gcnonl and suvcrinaadunh Special Commissioner’: Sale 01 81:. Louis Real Estate. 1 1 l . une. r unit I oi I .Inm§l.l“r-("I-1: '€70‘Il:1 ﬂﬁham cumu . L a K05 DAY. SOVIXBII 23. I375." ATfIN1l0K in .. nnutronl doorofihothirbbnun. linnlheloﬁ on! a can avert ooruor at Brondwnrllﬂ OM00 .;".,u..,;—, bq mite uhholllu ﬁn 3...-nolu-.-, dtrelfed. '1' ureurntwo bcxuuinh V- in trunk: r n mm: M tori)‘ onto: Brood.-I is drink; at our one hlmdud lenlonllolme but till ; lpuul Connlulonu. zoo ﬂank Ahlniuroes. nix. F. c. Tramicl‘ We have made another re- duction in the prices of our goods, consisting of IJHY E0008, CARPETS. WIHIJBW SHADES,” - uv . ,OIL CLOTH to close out our entire stock as quick as possible. Call and see for yourselves. at . w.&1r.u.m{1eru1cn1, 927llorih Fourth Street, B¢tween_!'nnklln are. and Wash. ~ AIIIIINIIITI. DE BARB GRAND 0l’£]i.L HOUSE UIDKI. lonuber B. H13. at light; end one lhunoe e 1, Ill beating-lino. BARRY SULLIVAN, E|l3ﬂ%Cb!lDO'!llQl£.tl0of. we ‘ J. F. CATH&l£T. gin-IIIII . weevil! :.m.:'o’:u ‘plus. ‘D. M350 1-Rankin Gomhinnﬁon. &Y ‘ ‘Hos-ember :I—l'.‘vm ﬁlnllnee. ‘lg: Duh. OLYIPIO THEATER. uh‘. week nlw. Gr! wI.rsdny. lav. Frank Frayne Combination, bun woods:-ml anus. 3% 9..L.‘F.?.?.}3.}“- rnnnrni oonnqur. fhlitiiﬂ-IIIII mo 1 .In:l‘I: I“ l.IIeiocl:Iprodl¢inI:L| - magﬂ‘ swu- . I1 Ild rionlﬂnlle , lllﬂ :aTnuon:e mu’ benurul B&n‘" Q nnivunc-rrwpelnnuwnbctch. :1 GREAT RIFLE lE0iYl'lI€G IATCH, lpizmch ruin‘. Ruben: Ind an oannpany will up- hxiedny and hﬂly evening: ladies admitted in»:-. LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE, Under the uuvbiloi SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY, lluudnz Alienate. ubo Bu‘: Open-hmue. IONCUIE D, CONWAY, OF LONDOH. Inb3oee—--run 13:111." tmutxnua.) ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEIBEH 2|. Aillnnilrt lumber 0! rue:-wed suit ibr sale or on)‘. I}: bcruu .1 Do. #3. pzulgxnlj at 2 ‘ Maggi; 1%! cenu. llBCAN'I'ILE,_LIBR.ABY HALL. oxnnir. nuns:-ha :2. sub. H. D. OOIWAY. BI1‘bJ.ect: "L OXDOX.” .f.§?.?€“‘&’o‘.f.‘.§l.€‘;‘.“.§.9 it "€..;‘f."n‘....“'.’.‘.'..".‘::‘.‘: 139.. all! North fourth strut. - LECTURE IT HEY. I‘. P. GABESCHE, 8. 1., I10 I13 I‘ I ‘s new .I|lIl'6l-I‘ § “ “"?,*_!:§.f.;.‘*.?:.._::'ﬁ..:'°"- (‘runs V! I1: klllbil‘ 3r:cuu.ao"'a'Lu. Illﬂﬁmﬂﬂl WIITEHF ULUB, TWO GRAND COHUINIB A? IEBOANTILE LIBRARY HALL M050 Ital.-"D‘glllDAY ﬂfllllol. lo- u So r‘I. ‘QIEJZOI-l?JSi.='nﬁ?}:k. . old! I& C3 ' Itfdl Leo- Iur:lCoIno;>o4iht%i::¢|y I:lK§1‘l(AI?I 1. mm A GRAND CONCERT. - 0 303338 '30‘ M.‘ twine bend: at the IOU Ibo " null: onus‘: inn lirnne lo¢01>t1 PM‘! In: . um kill re: gi Ticket! can be i mm urns. and o! r. sawui Strut. . Price Bull. LITULL ALL of me [until Glee b H 7 gr» «mm Al gnarl um ‘tn-u-unify 11:32:. 070$ I Prof. K. Fischer’: Dmcfng Academies. 1~I§'.'.‘e*..;.;,-‘a-.-:.°:.-:r.'.‘a"*"~ ‘W W-* ‘ma-:.:.:-.s~rg:.-:Z‘§' "-5‘-' at A w Mr -. g 01 ‘4 m I37 done: 0 ed luganienﬁruhr Hula cm or" weud‘~::I‘:1l|o|locz!r.e':=cvIr1 nu 1-an-rut?»-r Pesows nspembly Rooms‘. '1_,§q<_;‘ §_;:g.._m'."".....-.-'.:..:°~..x'-.-..'..": “or Ancnousue. K3.’ “’,HEDU.‘§, TELKR & (38. ilunlnuenuuunouﬁnnmuanenxun unlit 8. V. onurnlnuucrsuuns. luple and fur: ﬂoods. . 1133393? ﬂﬂ3IIO.Nv:eIﬂ-QIGS. esouszenuizax aseo‘ek:ck,se-e unit as zﬂe i|ﬂO.,ZAi1l9wieeu$§. tuft §lIatol'I)0l'1¢li3¢’l“r‘.'IrtI.Ii.J8lIU8.3he1r§I. Ptremvf-or: Gawain sale at Beuonnbie custom-lode om/.11. inn, Genoa’ I'm.-ginning Gomli. Hats and Caps. W'EDS‘1£ﬂ’).&T legume. Kmrnnbtr 36. E955. mmmnduwmwy as :3 o‘eIea.w own team: P-mummy -an ipeeul nu. ma manque ﬂu oar 08'?-O!!!-mldn Clsothlltior n-Imw. boys‘. swim’ sag- ztuldrewoweu aver arise:-so in this market, amends: 3!! hi 3!!‘ 01‘ Cﬁuih. Bearer. Cnuunere. M636. corduroy. Velveteen. Imus: no mixer arms. 9271. coon. fanhnnd vats. swan antenna: as Oncromsts nd U}ueuoU‘.homoel.eleannxm.I.iu$Az.I«u§:.&!nrx§ am. Bnetmrlslnvxd bun‘. youth‘ maazensau-gm Otrlhd ataenu‘ llrnisbingaooassnuu gm coupons. lbmmethltoek at ﬁannismaactetoru. ‘Wﬂﬂiol. ‘E2133 8 00. or o. J. mwloa 00.. cl-an-nun nu-menu:-3. An oonnnﬁul u-iuvhnllnuuu-r. III. ....-uau no-whim *~e°*'.::...'e'-...v* -9-: *-==..=:.-z 3' Fun mm; mice: & lirhuu. lion. ’£ics':Gl!:reI Keg. nu‘ Dim. u‘ udrmg wrung: indies Tufunou‘ And 5‘: - an-1' en'n!4nxr-hes-enadl1n4or1aoe.ze;. ‘mtg, Bu \erchlen lock on. «to. ' {ﬁe-ode. mug and neuron-clean. owala, . _m.;9.-.... 31:16 Tn-1' Inc Bhsmﬂhzv menu. was. I-u.~ -e. to. aerial? xonzmm. Tfovculoer 2. u n o‘z.xo<k. :1 our uxieareeun. we offer dash-um. mg 9; “mm K004-I. recon-e lemon-uI.o.l.n:ouIouix.vx c . . O. J.l&I7l3£O0. Large and Extensive Sale 0! Boot: --Over . and Bhoes G . Fresh And “T53 Goods»-sale to Commence you Bankrupt Stock. 0! TUESDAY MORXDIG. Nornmbu 33-11 our uleu-oo¢u.n.9aw-o‘e1e-ck. we mu emu s an:-ctuc I-I7-out.-rnnuuiu our-1.xo ans vtimedlrub no uuouole sooiuﬂboeu nn6Bro-xIan.oouam- in tzysh inmleu. and compound slim mu 0:- Hum. Wo'aen'l. Hines‘. Ben‘. Youths‘ and can- dr2n‘£ wear. in tfeu-lea end -rm-lens. ma veil unptedtomowmhoi bvnh any and country innit. All viii be now without reserve. noel tlnpiluud truly. I. L Inﬂow. Lncuolun. 0. J. LEWIS E 00. BYJOBEPH BOBEHTHLL, Inca: nun nu ouuuaou Inn-nu. II! I-minute-s. * K-31.’-9 ........... ..... om Conhianlfon Illa or Book end Shani, llniu ‘gndcnnlndclething. A.lso,Ln:~gunneo8 urn. ’t0:IInLY.vI'ovenbuu.as9 Nana :. an . u at aka-uu.1vllioﬂer.IrilJweironrm.lAr¢n:toeto! Bootamd Bees, mm and Oasmlad ihuoumxueo C3oa1ln(.|.|4In¢ll|noIl‘un. ' J05. ROIENTELI. {rude and Cr:-dil. Ink 0! 015.000 ‘Worth o¢ Bout: nndlhnol. Also, by orders! wob- lig-nel ol I 11212-01553 Xnnulncinx-er. lo! 0&1 Trude. culture Block of Book. Shae! and nruxuu. WIDFEDAY. lioveuber 26. oonuneaoiu at 9 e‘eiot.ha.. u:.. |lIn1u.luroon:.i ‘I'll| utter. rrltbou reserve. I I1-uh III wen-selected u-oruntni. or Boots. Shoes nnd limnu. eonncunx oi ma boat at Rochrnzr. I‘hn:ua¢uphn.. Hutu-X, Olndnmil. Ind ecu I15-Itadau lluu-In nneincunn. Al the use Ltrncand plus will be odcreni IIIIKO Auixnee‘: Stock of Book. Shoe! and ﬁroznu. buns- me for men's. bowl‘, raniﬂ‘. l-ﬂea‘. misses‘ nd children‘: wtu. loruxna. Inc drnxlrr. Bale per- iﬂury. J03. IIJIINTEAI» BI BIRD, CIJRIB Q ILULKBIB. lam! Aictlmm ni Gmuniaa lmlull. Onnnrlnl no [can mean. D. l:.l:l0ol.l ........................ ....umoee13 Regular Sale of Dry Goods. Ko- lions. etc... etc. — 'l."U'Z8D-\Y.3EOY'Z.Il.lll‘.B 2:. commencing u 9.33 o'do<I. 3. m.. Ihnrp. EEED. C’I.LB.KE .2 rAUI,x>'1m. Extraordinary Sale of a Forty-Five Thousand Dollar Wholesale Bankrupt Stock 0! Boots. and Shoes, WEDNESDAY. HOYIIIIUI N, oomsleoclnz It 9.‘:I)o‘clock a. m, ' l1Z!.D. CLLKKL A l’AU'LE.¥2.k. 8.A1TR.[.|A\'. Korunbu 2'3. at 10 o'clock. urge Isle ot iurninzrc. home-1-old goods. ¢t:.. etc. - - 13313. OI-ARK‘ B l‘.\D'LKNlll, BY H. W. BBOLASKI & BB0-9 OKIIILL AUUHOKIIB. ' Iocll-rnbdnyl-’huII1.!'lurnny:n48sur¢:r. Tueadsy, Hovelnber 28. regular sln‘le 5: store 0! . stores. 0. WEIﬂDAY.XonnbuM.wcIv$iiuu as rain £4znce.!lo.2mJ.l’erswenue.u_elqIns hounhall ouﬂhwlwﬂupulm Inﬂotueduthnicnlnnd tninh. l.1'.nod 3.0. Chnnouhlu. Bnucelund tngnln &l‘vI1£.'tm.B.I.lr and Inn Illunucl. Iprinn. I'Itdrobll.lna lulu‘ end Pillows. I10- lIllIi4!I>ou€.OhlII.GIIuaaI'!‘aoie WIlI.0ito- -n.:-you:--u nodal. lnuuu. chmuu. Lnnbnqligl. Inn luau-n. Qmnu And 028-!- uacuu. Aiamenunknanc: eons. n..iv.mzouxn:: amzo. PUBLIC SALE. and direction at the noetnoidau. wits: Mien . the run» BY Ill there till lee: -4 Ii and I! roan the best quality ennui. . any as 10 bunk; also on In 953! males. . men men. noel-ms. l-plo- nu.-ru. furniiulv. Iupplinl and “:1! slot! lite: on bill. 0 ‘ t u wanna 5 o‘dae I. u.. boning an the uni unis uzninprcvemenu u o I it no meaning with Ina won and movable propeny um :11 in directed oi. ‘term nun knﬂoimu gvundégx in’: non. Lzwn I. Eon. Suntan. J. W. ADAMS 8: 60., ﬂommissinnﬂershants lemhanhtlxolnco Bpﬂuu. 53- lowli- XIIEPOIDKXCH 3 IcCORIICK. ADAIS Q C0” Chiagn. C. I. KERSHMV 6; ($0., Iihnukee. I. ~ --*--“'-:.*'.'.:.;.'-::.-.;**...-=.'.- .. ‘E lanky Cﬂi. . .9 nreuderolinlﬂllllﬂlltlﬂlblll .1 mn said squnsely or _ 5.. he a..sm!. mu I-we-nr In «nun - .~- a,,,..,.4,,.,, ,,,,g,,g,‘_ F’ urxllhe toned n I-Ire luv L mi tor '* . , ' '- '= 2:’.-.z'""r.;'..:".:.. :.°“°'°' '« r 10! (‘V1, V I0 . ” muswlubemndeom usltdlnunh. :2-ta spec 2.-.:'..-:.°.~..~-,.'.’.'.':*..*.--“:°.. z:t:'.;. ..3 - Brmment - t‘‘°,l.°5.,..,., . re ncurrd 1- deed or uunonthn I ""u,3.Ph:{£"'°,'§‘,,':,'1§,x,'g'.,;¢g. nu: er unit»: In Ipgwyvo IA: Ind: : buuumanw Ia ._5°..,‘,.,‘m $3.. ‘EFL’. ‘.}‘.f.‘.."-‘§}’I¢."“"°"“"" ”""' " "‘ “i§.'&'.“.?.a. ' ‘ " ouundelet -. «refine I. n1-Is-run-. I H I 1,711‘, .34 "um" “"“ .._ v\AIl~ ........, . :3 ._ A 51. Eaiin 5ﬁléhz§§mn:rx§; ﬁnhhay wmug, .,‘§z1iJcnx5::r 21: 1s}: ' .93.? Imgégg .:l.l’§I£B£E&l’£‘S. O , ._ 1!. him at meme. mum. hum; mum. mum. W3 P“- lum Frames. A tall stock. as lwm vessel. for sale, 12% W5 and 668 Wuhlsgsoa Avenue. lusnnrmmu. enilm aimed: soeseyu-iioniu iheory. but will his A _ba-woﬁ, svpneisoom vlaewoflhoslmeoh lllsslmrﬂﬁhleiﬂlilwlrﬂbt selwec, melanin»! sch; solssssisuessseliglss, shuldahcs Isoeosq-_s.sy.las~lzpsu-»IselAus-sans: 1mA1l.AIa)v-,As Ifﬂﬁfil isolate-I Alﬁe lsnsrissusulelwsg uovs¥sur1AA¢'szssties.ui; saxmamﬁ 25519” mu ‘ Iﬁfﬂﬁﬁﬁwiﬁﬁ dapna $9 znsrﬁemg 3-; ma. om. mzesmsmrxherﬁem 4 ' my gﬁssmd in, am Q! & an: 32:19 of Demu- bsn becqabaarvsble our! rock mm as em-one um rem planned as also 9nlleelot'¢AAad&- no umoiarvommry zmrmbm 9! ﬁlm? 1"“ exptmwllhllﬁoazptrttlmx at this zsoulls. -mm ls w my, arm mwdxr :2 Au: -task. the lmvrempowxrs ibe collmo to rreessel bu’ 41144- usxnlagslut All persons nun snesn. roe this Arﬁislfs ‘Just, to not File, «lure-ﬂllesﬂei. usreeé Ky. ' ‘ Quintin! Delmar x_LApiAAs.,i¢ﬁAAe4D$ih4-aheaisussof Auientiuntu zluaawiraﬁovses. f3'!m9'ﬂ'3‘‘ *0 aesdseommmssxmyilunnz ainlsézaooitﬂltgsi mus, suntan month was and As sh:-nines hay; ' nli:yassr,tsu1s¢sm: mmmsacvw .. “W-nelgly Review. Dramstlc And Musical. wamnanwr =“W'*W“°*“*"‘;°'“ '::;" ""....."' °°"°°"““'............:"..... ...**:......‘“" :.:*"‘“......' *“.':*?.:.‘?‘**-:*.:“:°**...*“.?.t*..'.;:r‘:“..**f.:.*"..:“ W - ‘ we - . . ’ - Hen’: fashionable mm. mm Ibo to ma-.3011‘ zfgﬁﬁig 15"’; "',‘_’:"‘m:’.;’. “mm mm 39% Hcﬁslioughw-The El; 3oMnzs-Bsrry ‘mm. * ‘ ’ 3“ ‘ #1:“ M “pad” in m_“"._ﬂ. ‘W'§:g?'l':Iii9G zmrwnrk 133 in aging m 11“. mg Ojpﬁ, from we to 51. A: nsuuu, 715 Frsnills Avenue. .._—-——- -40*-‘—“-"‘-“" Gentle:-A llotylu ~ l.Ul0. ﬂ.ﬂl0Pl!¢ﬂ‘- Aoeordlnqtalcer. boa-ni Ill sad J! N!‘ haul. nsalaoArdt1ﬁPII'I'°ih Q‘ Iapogssoﬂk. lsilier. V A.AaIIIlos.sA‘\VIbilII|d| Irfllﬂliﬁl Ill yosflhstloﬂeusul Toilet Arﬂellg. ‘Iodin- as-i;sIe...nIAnsII'AoI.IAsl,IrAx_qI_s.nIo_s_ot|oe| the number, ‘m‘uIi 1:1. kllﬂiﬂ alnsdsll now. ~ Ibsen l3lil1l'tlﬂl"'lO.’1V.*CI§-ﬂwﬂthlﬂe 151.1193-snssgasvsusxsuu-suc.suu;uAs A! 'l..As'r.-~0so.‘.A. uua, hoolnsellsar. has to- novodinioms our stun.“-ll 50¢“ 70¢!“ ﬂy-ac, as-Aﬁy apposite his old locstlou. when M will be hsppylornoolhls nssnyhlcsndssadosr toners. - l§u:as:n' Warped liliulai. tron I1 lo I A pair, - AI Horvltd Btolssﬂﬂ. _. :13 North Hill street. ._:.———Q———---—-—- ‘huts: Anon ugokediull ‘or so-as-sslslsd hu- man lAIsn'sAAd ouys'mo¢hlus.u- new at ennslq. Allis" isalol Ioodhlsoloﬂg. Al prints. should-sollsﬁiocsllos Zl's.uqlrI,¥li1rAAlllAAveAAs. lurnllyoousiookluo. An Islllng lnllnsfblo-lo'p ‘Id-morn sslssuﬂ. new-slmplugmcny. A Eolller. undies’ Ind Gvntloslews Dnesslnx outs. Snell Omaha. Ivory HA1‘: Brushes and Omaha, slnglennd In sols, llsudlerehle! And Glow Boxes. elo.. um. sold 1-«ca At wholesdo prices. a A. A. IIILLIAA, _7flI And 711 Wsshlunon statue. _._..___.._..... _ To the Woridngmel. ' xjpnobl-.n so, :3 £0‘. nus mu-u;Isn's mp Bro]-Au, 31 to |1.'aO;Isa‘sIoo lloﬂoil '35 In B 60. At !'.uso{J_A/EH!'rsAIJlA svssso. ———-—————-v-———--—.—— . {Sui-run-rsrrxsns suds ' uy In as Isles: style ' tor Hollis: nessnss. st use New lune sum. ~ 215 North mu meal- —--—--—-———-o—-———-—--' I Revolution Slows. oldslm-osiskoe in exchange to: all nodes! looting Am) ooai.I.nx:s£oves. Remember that 2!. II. ‘ .,,' ;'II‘ badqalnuilwboﬂ OIAI, Holl- Iosdiu, 3-rnnnlsg Mons, All gssnnlesd kw [ho-i|rA ssuslsoliml, At Wssllsgion Avenue. none: at Ilglllh. Ant All lofll lsvoalh. Tnocunu Au bslngssved lry uuyhoqy sud- hgissll descrlpuctu -nu: {All Asa wists! eons. mm and puts Wceoi. mom. issue (pay- an eluted. dyed. msu1roysIn4l.,ssd_:ssos to loot u well As nevlryihsir. nest dunasu Aro- ou-. ii they lslltopu-sss.Ao.oIAz:A Is node. Ihouprlsclpeloﬂeo lo -ll! sons Elxlh street. MA: Chulnm; hrsaal ales on North rum Ilrcﬂ. MA: ‘fine. ._.____...._...._.__ firm?! to nﬂyeuisviu pm-cases somealoq shim Ami D1-stun, ' As rmous, nu ruollis swans.‘ Hollies-. AI lslllofs Wsshlnglma Avsauo Drug Store mnholousdtbslsgnu And bataeloesod. nook cflAAe11‘oﬂAiAﬂ5dIA.mbnoln[ may pleu- ls¢no1dtlAs.swhAsAnnnlysosnlAiAisoonn- ttnxsslncdtod damn-on Auopeu msrktals. ladlusnosvoetslly lovludooesll Andes» Anho|h.heiqAnlliAAol'pods,slJol inlet: An Cited In Ibo null dopu-men: st wholesale prions. nuns; nosmly Added A dispensing dcpArtmu7l Io UIIIIII-Abilshnoahwssro Aovpnpsrodto was posed prssuiptiols Illa soouu-Aay And dlspucii. hdoos low. .—.-..«...............-o-....———.—- Lsmxr lomloe Ike‘ Is Howard Bsolsstrs IAI Elmo Slam. 118 Hall nun most. ..___.._..._._...._.... We Do lot This]: it Bnnorsblejor Inn to Trltxs Forth Fiouuians how Prices on their WA:-oo. Ilcnierlohrlu unsuspecting pruobssnswlihls psi: nah. osly In And out us: may have won sold. lngitlnslo. lslr. sqssn, honorable ssd jut. dnllog. goods in soon:-dsus so Advertise- Aseslsfei-A Alwsys loud Al lssnons. ‘Ill !‘rAAI.iin Avenue. __“ ' Tn: inns! lznssnu-AI Pulley shows. no: slams Idwlogliinlolnsusaoo. Dunne: lsoobjoailor which the penny IAA tsleaossses so exlsl, how to gel. am pleased And ssllsﬂod. csmauus. John 0. ma, Gonersl Asian. Jlotloo-—ChAuzo at Time was OAiro _ Short Lino Bsllmid. Calllltiﬂuoloc, IMHO h )‘onxthIlroo%.AAd procure A urno mun glvlnt tune to liellevllle. Cum. Kenphls. New Oxleuu And poliils Baum. 'I'h1sislheoaJyll.Ae. is; l’ul1n':sI'I 31005012] Oars through to Haw Odesns wllboulehsng-A, Jam: Bzllrhzr. 1141:! Agent. _..____....___...~....._ A Live Dog is Better than A Dosd man, so Arelmu, energetic And pushing business mm at more hen:-All lo the community Ihsa old losslls oi by game days. We will open. Knalsy marl- Lug. A new lino o!.l1oys'8nlls And Ovosoosu. 1,0520 Boys’ ucunplele Bulls. Iron: 51 56 mono. no Boys’ Orueosls, noun :5 In tla, Also 15!} Hull! ox Youths‘ olctxnt Glolnhg, ‘ AI Imam, 71¢ Fruumsvtnns. ___.._..__..._._._.._.__ Fnrultnrs. llu-AAIAAA Aehbyrtyrles so to Bundl. Coup ﬁnk l0o.'sm.Alunolhwunooms,l‘ouﬂ:stnal. -—~——-—-———o-—-—————-- Equitable Lite Assurance Society of the United St-lee. The cub nuts 0! we Equilshls we Assurance Boclely oi New Tm-A Am pm,ma,aoc; gun gnu: Income. 0 10.000100; nu:-plus over menu so- wulnd by Luv, 1-x.wa.aoo; umnsuy vald :0 pollcy. holders And their heirs , in d.l\'ldsuds,deAI.'n alums. st-c., u.'>,wo,coo. Ganrnnua xsvnua. innsgén. Oorner Flflll Asa aura meals. 8:. L.on.|s_ ago. ¢.——————--...... Do'n'¢ Dupelr. 11 Fen need swarm And Auminrlsbla Overcoat, And Asa‘: Allard no purchase one lo: :1‘! orsze), just go to I'.i!lDlJ8. Nice [c!l\£c1OYBrpouAlur Us 50. (5. lit 57. W. I9. 5'10. Al l>‘nmons,’nl 1-‘rlnllln Avenue. Trunks at Coat." Having purchased me nook of trunks, m;__ an the suns Iounerls run by Jsrmss Bartlet, Jr .1 sowexrcr the same (or ula Alcoa 10.-mg mg; thirty ctr-. nlmy slate, 2:9. :11 North rannh llﬂtls F C. siumvur. "W 1“ *:z=::°;:°.=;:.-.;:::~ I-== D»: k” "”’°m$?‘.. 9‘ FQVPDIJ sad the Aolrtnl . Abnlly of the eqolliuslliﬁ ls?‘ than time» «:1 can- summ and asnauudemsa, nu... Thn Parnmlnunu am» am: Uounxy tux Col hector lay the weak Iu: fear. «mung Novmnuyu £13 {yem-msy), ism Cl-'-:.x;t3 25. ‘Ibo oallcduons tor the eorresszomllns weak or Ilxls ycsr law has iﬁ-5.72: 10-vssoees a! nu: Iotrsreeslpu Ihisyssr our tut. Home (:5. Asd lllsdltuwoolateiozol lbs pnsoni you ‘ nighl. see Advertisement orrsame In-nus! Life lawman: Qonpsny. oi I I . Dllrlng L'.‘.Ta".$'5K."unoz»-ex-:ss:ue¢.. vss ussksrooeaoosuod In so meee he Aliidplhd lncroood uqnlﬂtnosu M as paw. Thoeurrenllsxluloilﬁa uesqds six And-A 'hsl! millions dolls". Illoild in oblloabil Ami- names lMIAAtlIS.bﬂssnIltv\VnvIIoA oi thus ssnwillpsnlslhssislhqsssllist. ................................. ALsn_,lubllneiiAdl)oosAo¢iAAroh o:»‘g7h”_”_ ssl>sIssusl‘elolAlu saves sxhlmias II henna. Gunmen ossls inn 8 no to H on. Jun: puts hon ‘Ho to II. lers ‘noel tonic Is I. A M rats for (1156. , Bnsisus eons iron: I so uyussdl. Elegant women: costs Asa vesss in! us. An found A! nuous. 11¢ HAAIIII Aves-so. _____.___... A nw -iolrssls omens in Asset Q hsteeos lldldlot. 111 Plus nurses. Au-one Asurwsans Irss oi slang-s week dsysusul In 9.1:, .__......_.s_¢————«..—u-—- rrrauhsvs socyeibouxhlyourwlslss-AA:-pm, ynuullldewsllteosllsssdsestlselsmssndrssiea messy: bola; oifued snares: ﬁlhp’t1.ﬂ Jgcnswsuswcsorn. 81111-snllnsvouus. 1!. B.—PArt1u supplied with oszpoisonveokly psynuls. ..._......__.,....—:—_.. 0'rrAIsrnbess|aIvnd1so:1aAnlsAsmAah.t« regululty o! tho IlvIrorl3d.neyA.l1I1nr1!y said \unlolnl:-ouiAueAw:lhohloo-d,ooAu1IAns.dys- pepsls.IsuslsderAAg¢¢sA1s,wiAdlAlI:esIouAeh orbovrds, ao..s'paodl1yreuovsd B1 lulu: Ils- ¢A1re‘s(.‘AAau:-sngohlvursnellllood-!_hIIsls. .__....~—¢-4.................._... ~ . W. P. COV1"Il'l‘l'.Ll"l‘,‘ psvsbrohu. he moved in I'll locust‘-lieu. ~ . It is never; 1' era in so Boo when They ta 5 On Air Avuisble Funds to the est Advuugo. Ixu-A uenoesmua no oloreﬂwtnio not At Fallout. WI ill! &' " 1_oonPALrs ol bales‘ zubhts A8 to. :6 no: of ladies’ rrsls shoes all 5! is. an no: M ladies‘ (on. Ame Iseo shoes sin. 20 Do: oi_lAd1es' ‘]“IhI.I1dG-[I400 shoesull 75. ncua law’! no boouszil no. l.r10 Pairs of eh.u<xreA's shoes iron 75:: so u I pair. 41 risen. in rnaklls Av-«AAA. —e————v-——-J--—--———— mm: Annivonsty Bull ‘ oi lhelxlsh~A-ulesnnsnvulsoi sooietywlllho given on Wedsesdvevuisc. lfovonbsrll. ma. stat. ‘llridnrs School mm.‘ Jotorson Arcane smiiiloddsrdslrsol. Ilwonisosle he Ibo but muons: sssson. As lhsso balls Ass Al'tArs good. AllvAoAIondnAyAxp-,aI$'Apw.lﬂ.mo. Chicago And. Alton Chap oi‘ ‘time. On And After Ila-M181. 130 morals; express In! Chinese, Asd Also to: Quinn. Bu-ilAghn,PoadA. Keolmk. I!lo.. will Iesve Uslonbepot st 1:! A.- n:. ; Ohiosge lightning uvnss Al. ‘I no 3:. us. every rule: oﬂleA,- somhwest eong!eerd:Asd.PlAo._ Al 5:. Oiurles for cholce wines. Imus And clprsesll A! null} on hsnd. Also. _‘ _ ‘A host. 1:. _l.r-yr. Pnpnuu. * ms amlauusul cuosdsiqllxaisssconpssys olﬂco. I01 Spruce since. I ..__..........................._ hos:-Budsy-. ltowmbc Sh tnlssoilhrolua And Ilulssippl Rsﬁwu I'll! Inn New Union Depot ss inﬂows: Olly lino-—IAl1. mos. -.. esaaowl audsy; (As: ensues. ‘I305. 3.. except sudsy; night ex-press, 0:45;. :A.. deny. Islam _.A.n:eammod.s1.lou.ll:Bp. A:.. ,‘ Ends}. ._%____.____..__.. nsA:rLLIo Ans:-run. lunmetsnosl. Oounli III. 0. II. roost. Room 228. southern Hotel. kysld Evan‘. ...______...._..._.._..._. Pertyfiowen. lAdloIIlJhir(tobIyIaI'II-A,|A IICIOIIIJII. iorbsllysmes. sto..vlnpl.oAssns|lsu'..iso¢AA- mlsﬂllﬂolihﬂlﬁ Illhl. wholes Jul! ruclvod sllstyles.nsgtsgln:st.I on not And an-uds. Srldsl Asia In the IAN“ style. All some at hllbolkillllg. - —— CIIIIILIQ: IGIII. Wnusn Wsnls. who osltpdmsnssdos-ass wllnnuolhen at s petrol l1pAAiAlooAs.uolAA Ismahlmoallsisllnlssisat. lslisd iosyyAArhs- tovn Ihecouxtolﬂnninsl Ooﬂiotlolouﬁilu-dsy Andproseenls, Asdchsossowssdlsnusod Al Ab coal. 0:: ssnmisy the Attorneys oi 1'1-Ad. llsaonrsld, lately convmted cl A-rsnd 1A:oeAy,u|-nod sno« nan for A new u-Isl bolero Judas Jones. nuns moum: use avurulsd. And ssasszwsld soslssood ,loxstu-not two nun, in Aooardsoosvrlihlhn rudltt oi the jury. ‘ Tu) following 1:-Artiol. sxslnst itons.lAdlot- menu hsvo recently been iousmvote Ansused as Uri-nllnli Court on Bscurdey. And each plesdod I30 118117 lo the ehnrcu Agshut mu: Jsuos Kin. llsrtln KillaAA,lmrglsrys.sd ls:-easy; Ina: Harp): And John l'.n;]lsh,hurglsry; Wxmknrphjr ml 3. V. ltecstlhr. xrlnd IA:-eeny. And Boo. Wuinms, rubbery. n"n.:I'.cAsooiJohA K011! sod he-i. Dsnndorr. chuged Illh robbery tn the nrstdqno, urss sous pmsoeznied In the Ooxm. at Czullnsl Oacrsoiion liallu-dsy. the Aﬂdlvlt ullnrgu til We kg. guulsnls with luvlo; noppsd L. J. Bsonsones. Cass Avenue, UL mo niglnal the ma ineknl, And dirumdhlm oiillﬁluusllndslnl. lnoout. havens. Kr. Bronson could not Khalil‘: the men As ms peruse who wsylsld Hm. Cass. L1. B-rzwsm-. who was Indicted on A cause at burgluy And many. Flooded guilty to .1110 sun on ﬂAlunlsy.lnthe"* ‘0nun.Asd wssscnxeooedwssesuoitwo you-AA: Juleuan Clty. Dcioudnlwss AoAusodo1|AvlA(uslnn9 irmn A dzsvex In the winner at Charles L. Blown. A11‘: only store. AI Kukvood, on the Elsie! 09.. solar. wlllle Ihsi g.-callous: Iru Al church. The atnmvssluclwd, but use entered through A broken pus olglus laonoaiﬁswlodovs.‘ ruoxss Gun? Anq Samuel Daley loss, on asnuulsy. bonm cmer tn sppos: bsiore ms (nu jury And Answer to s chsmool gnarl lszuny, Dub; gem bail, lmt Clesry was consumed In nu In dctanll of nut Aeocsslly In his random. The facts or the casouoslleqod to hamlets: on the morale: oi lb! mu: at Bsvunsbc, Psilg. Aullilo. A butcher Al use oonu at the liar’. hlgbursy ma Olltu an-eel road. missed sesmsss -sad’ heel. Y‘-‘Md “$35. I34 Illlﬂlllltllylound A portion. which he clslmctl Al III, II Darby‘. luzlcber step, In Elkuudsrlllo. Ddrhy III Ar- xegeed by omoer Isms. And, In Answer us A qua. non. replied, "Well. Ill‘! know Abonllt 1. mu 1: n woken." Clary |u5|¢'.Im=nIly told ma ssnxo unite: um I-unsall. Duh: and s msa nsneu Ilcnneutry. lasd slolcn Iha heel. ————-fr-'-—-%——.. llasd H {A Leg Bmken. A On-yuann lsborer. named Lumber! Fischer, was run war by A N3 7 ‘frowns nsaon on Ilrosoxrny. In rim! 5:. Leon, yusenlsy. while en- gnged sl rod: upolilhc new street I-Allwed met. Ln (:4 use cl c Iﬁndlol. The wheels penned our use man's Jon 2:; And brake is jwl. shove the rune. no use plsoed in A baggsgo-wagon And gum-eyed to the nuke: equsm, when 01-, am. nlugl Ael mo nmluumb And bsnduod liup. meter is A single has been lnslia ocula- by but about us nuoasvey-ed ho ’ I'M sulnaun: II hzndnis ol cnrlwilp Ones: I rgnahs s xnxp nomad Ill Is he set at 5n’a°r' " '»z':'°””.r‘.§:?z-"‘i§"' '§§}':x'::1' soon A III on U! Q wrompny and :24 and calls. ' ._ 38.. name. can lo;-gu.»_ Legs‘: liqwzs um» ‘ 3uiKivsc~—-funk Fugue. Eta, Etc. ........._.................... . Ill Des-us. lualssslsssslnlssdmsucsxluuutsame , Iswyssns_sou:,cAs ieeussoi mu Ind:-A-Am: Aﬂ.AI£ﬁoII'dlol’iIo aphid: AAA Assn {Ally lvmﬁrlucnaﬂ ' nhss personn- snosntsslssﬂrsvsmo ‘ so-tissues mu.-A possessed Iron is sings. Senssslsssusu Ass bssAnnossA£Al;Aohss (3') who would not new ,.hoCIpo1Il¢IodDp!Ay-uulliy pins insdsamu ‘ IAn“sIIn~s-l" II shows an suns, DGIAVI pltnonsyll lholt p:uou,in' has hsvo Alnslssﬂionxluvllxsuzpossosslnclheaonosss» zryqseliﬂusu-osstassxospeslsbls sspnsssumsn. lsAs¢sesﬁIA¢:Ah.Ion.hsyAsooesAe$l,ylo9ksc Annular Inns‘; is be: oles-—l:svs nus Bossssnslhs pssluuesls lhslrsstsgelumu, bsessss It pill ' in best. Aloud list lieshssiu-s at Ills coin» to Ann been isssdusd with inohy. . snsllhssi plsysﬁhlz dohsunmlol, Asdonu Inpruasudn-ms smnsuzlngiszworss llsn list. 1: Is surooly A yes: sncsstlbo nesusrot Llskiosu lawn played latlholtr _Ilso,_ ‘ * is‘ ' was sA¢tA,ioAlA:osi mm l:Asahes.wh!lo bola brlov Aodsltsvsssuususnsugsotornrbodldsouvsu 9 Iliuullssﬂolnsﬂy ot ;Asvosr4se.InunsA Aura ya: at 9A Aonssgvllis social] plsys. susayaysu-seem ndslhrrsad olhsrkimirod po- clsl eel-‘es. drew In so-cello-i lsshlmsble will lnvlvlotﬁsslhoh-—And&oyoIA)oi be Ills< piss!-—-Alsseoavdet the punruk is thlualy mus: hsseﬂasioty-sasllirne lmusol dnnsuo us. John Ilooﬂousllnss sen vlmlssz the otyupsa nssmissxnslorhcmaus ¢As‘rsessu.1n'su uuruoAAsAAsissAus Ase pcrsu'ssuass.som at man possssdu utturdlnr: ssullosos. And our)‘ ill ﬁne Assssss A Isnosoaissee Allluglulolllirhosso the "BlA'3oAs'us." Aetto8i.iAulI. his bass ionaldsbls nape seal. 11:. ‘ nsksuz-mnanuon am.» his use Vﬂﬂ to II. l.oAIs.udhAsAodod:om. sA€nzAlhlAniAndAAillI;-nnoholhsosltmvllssz cuonb recall iron: study And yr-Aauceln his pro keskm. illuislir. loonllonxlfs Illrd Hell I; 3;. LoAiA.CIl Is1lidAnwh lune Business A I «net Ind A bssstiszreosgtllosthsnileilbuor hlstwoiw-me.-rvlslio. Although plsg-IA; sgslnsi 3 much strong-arcppoelllnnlhsnoeeltlu 0! those occasions. in is yet l)'0lI‘ﬂILl.IidIhlnllA undoubtedly snvssti*AhsrohdwoAIan.osooo1sl1,r kn hues: ezsrsetse-s. ol whloh Is lsstpnuen-. pmlsubbihobost roﬁresonuvo upon: lbs Esxllsb. epssslsgshn. I1. Kacullsuhls lo boom;-arse . nlstesnvasihascosnuuu am Is us. much opportunity for Asligutulnlon In um. isetthstsissuoouolsslsottmsrl dance at to north or the flu‘)!!- :ssAs.rn mlsshatbag oiuxeu Appvoeesuosonh rhighueﬂmﬂolhhﬂivnlolﬂ. Ike Blanche D Bsr,‘UlAo Olmos Anl'I’Ir.‘FrAIk\VAs1en un- disllaqilshd henuln-A by use ANA supper. theyhrruesilonddselsclhareot. Ilolllgllalanshss been A steel sueooss I Do Esra. no Aalnn-prowikuag oonzdy Au dnwniursiudicnees Alghuy. the oomysnyh ‘zrupuu o':ic.svdry psn bung my nuoa. ll: ~0s_{eAIg_voott.Il.r. George Dawn. jtlss xsmo patients. All understood their bsslssss; everything went smoothly. The plsyls “innannaaeo-u nscmnsqm-:-noosamnn- hnlteoudnoibssn but wnAln|vAs—.: Insanity siooessisl -sorlhlo Annula- moss. 'I'he'l'lIeA:er pomlquo has been rials; s an buslnusdurtnjuse vue3.AAd hnmishlngsgood Allozhtaantt . Tlolrpﬂliol oi Antitrust lhlﬂnhhn bssndnwuu from 1,000 Io:.wo~vAsmmaAll1, sodsvsryihhgloolsprosp-Amn'slsslhsWonsa'. omens: Hans. as Asrs otsxsrstoass. To-marrow sv'AAi:~g, lnlisrry aanms will Appeu A:¢.h_I«_- shadow. ‘the nvubﬂol Ir. Bulli- vlnhnsnl-93-‘A-.fz"§A_la Aissnlults lhoolnlry. AA I’¢IIIA£K;;'-§£!ﬁ2lJooII|lPlVV50ﬂ visihnsssls slnossiu-‘e$_‘ganse7Iossy ossveedisllspnlss. llohgaalﬂffselxowlsdadbooaupylplsoo Issnosu-AAAAI lM's|'Ao|ou,AAd whens! hAsbesA.siseAAb Anlnlonolt ﬂol¢.b All neswaupsrhocqyniou. ‘ Ir. ssn.lnA's IAIIIAI psﬂsxnssos mn he "Illohe1Jn;*' os hull: so Inn Anus so Nzlslsﬂiln hm." uﬁduodsy As "lls|A~ Isl." vA'.|.‘bs.IAhy"I0sil¢A"wl!.1 bsnyssbd: an l'rldAy"‘ne " " hhnlsw . '"ns IltAAnu'."Asl on lsﬁdsy ﬁning, III lssl Anssrssss, "luessnl its Third" rm be so yssud. 'thsnsIIbonApArlesA.spssA‘.IA¢slAb mshumsusx "-*- -.:*g....~.z::v..'::.‘ 5:" Ln ' he op“ ooubsl uni. close: handle in , lerllslbl U4 'olﬁ&- nd mu .'€.."....':l ‘mi ';e':u Am Inuﬁlyod vie: s § :Ez§._§.E is bonnet and was late ml, and uh: srdimno sosileu wrought lo highest plloho unllnui. lilsxsuct then but oonbsu on lbs sins. ' E -1 me eolnpenyoilho Ihoeiznwﬂl Appu: hero on Iondsyln his Iheoiﬂly at 51 Sloan. ‘fills plsy‘ Ls,ol coins. uusﬂuv. bul 0! its chss ll is good. illsAnl.Atuullogpu1orA1AIee,inllal ma’/IAAI. iliswsll plsyod bylr. Yrsyzssssdms ooublssiiomssd Ilse snpoott the: will bonsai: by lAA0l;Anple on-pssy will doubtless cont:-lhnln Amos to us moons. : runsrn omuqtrs. The Bosh hnny ol boll-zlszex-s.IAo hsrs nude men A str_-as; oasu-llzuuan lo the mogzusne Ar l.hlAl.hsAlAx durllll W9lIl,tIu.I. IAN boencn-. nndlrylhensasnnens luusnotheswosh. Deldnnty And Dunning: have Also boon sq-. ¢bnxod.sstul1 ss Burton Bunley,IissllAuls, Locos. Buzz Oh;-I. the Dnoh eondisa. And' Huxley And Hen. Among the non psomtneﬂot lbs nvwuursuiuns lbisevanlnnwulbolllssoous BAnnn.s won-known voosllsl. Asdlhslsnpus Cllldru. Ihouasdos-in} nssiosl psubss. The grand spccucshz mun. K1nlds,willhe howl In the boards dining this week, All! lb nued programme vrn.LtenalnAle with A sldholmloa lmrlssaml entitled the Rlilo Shogun: list. ot the Mniﬂgu Andﬂlldnlorn Onnrda. Thu»; will be A mstlnwgivon oafhsnksuvxng my, gs ugu A. u um Wedssodsy And Sunnis; at this weak. nus zaroxmsxp mauuunc cum. arm Club ‘A?! um: ms: euwrummon: or the season B11131 night. At the rcsldevnco oi lit. Geo. O. xlmbnmgh. sud Ava-yplasssal evening Ins pesud. ‘no yous; lulu And gentlemen duxlfdﬂ Iwo: Ills Esme Russell And Iilss Fsnnlu La £1033; l":Ank Jﬂmblvngh, Joe. Goodwin Aadzrl. J. Widen. ‘they Aoqnmed themselves very oma. lull!) in the In whlca lhuy pu-[armed mg]: rupuunpuum the plus ealllled: "rm NaI_ Mull! Al All" (III Irish slat), And “The lug. nu-‘s Oman.‘ 111-. Frank Kxmbraugh deserves lptalnl nowao, As hocontrlbuxsll much so the sno- mu 0! the Auorulsmene. scales Aim Aisumox. A lecture will be deuvcn-d by Boy. I‘. P. Gstuehe, B. J. . boian in Young lea’: Bodtmy, AI. iiexamnue Llhrsry nu], an orinﬂg, 7;. lﬂblttl #0 bus causes for the oeesston is out us‘ Ill] nollsllio Am-sot pnulhi nouoe—.um nonuvo Fm! between the eoaenuuu or mu my And use ucwxu ran rm: irsorm. Twasmnoos, Honours 23. ﬂaniray «rm balms nnennh Op-ArA—BauAe. ms was ,:msr.~ The price 01 Admission till be m: osatura in rsssrvea ‘sash lasts; retained at tum:-are ennui. This is founded to be the auto! A sense of leemreela be 131': not ssusoalgg Sunday Al the «Anne p-‘Aug. Among the locus-A1-A slusdy escusd us as. lisyu. ills An-Ate explorer; lhsoolm. llo ssﬂvr stow; B:-sdlsagi. in Isplssk.-ulnar, LAC Mien. nu Imush Man-easssuu-torso-ootuu-pom. Lsnlowuus 1: stands iheassesdsyueni-stole who let A4-Jules wills sunset atoll, A111. ooobiins. nest with the success isdsssnsu. And the open House will surely be ccovrdsd. Aoscuns 1:. eoanux. This nm:¢Assn1sillhaAxsslIenntlisl1btA- 17 Hall on lander II‘I‘M.I[. Kl! rnmecl IEl]lbl_ "Landon." Hr. Ccnssvsr Is A Virglsiss n7M:|h.bu¢maIosgra1essosIu xsghst-ever nhssen :.-.:rs--etsslos Inn to speak with suttwrlty as the abject an Ass chosen. And his well-known ax-sleeiesl Ability will sums Al: to plseo Ilslscls vlcrldlyizdon his AA- mon. no sonnets; u s lymph of an loa- tsra: ‘nu xvulguoss cl 3'.oAdcA—1IsulsdLoI- don»-—5nioAuio sssl Juisrsry Inodoo-—-clubs--txly Ooaspsalob-/use Lord lsyor-—"l'h.u A1-£e—W'oAllh Asd 2‘avArty-Two 5onoAA—-‘niscs Growing sen ‘ﬁrings ?AdlIg—Engl _ Cksrsolaisucshho qua: And He: can-I Hun oi Esglsso. u ﬁne list Mon no musics: psrfxsneeol II7 urticster lniensl during tho past I. Oawedsndsy ITIIIIK pox! Aoonszi bill be Alva A:-uh:-Arrlisil by Ihsﬂplsuayst divisions! -‘heEx'pasiiievn'oowtuvv1:¢teAI'At_lhaR1:Ak. The concert will In isgr lho direction at 11:. A..Wsi¢IAusr. And most oi Its pnuminuat Amateur Isles: oi the any rill pseud- pslo islk. Oneal Ibesiuaclleasama-ed will be A was iron the "Bohsxnlsn mu," tslullslocoeosulloi. Ila Atlllrssousavlll he IhI"ArllAo." llpiuniseliabsulouflhe nos’: Altncilm eanuorulhsivohsvghscl ihla sossos, sad Ibo until u! use pwomlAul)>u1oruuaoe,s.s wsllssibostooforwlilohlllsglvnxa. nulbasen tea-svslsnssitlssoo. ~ nnxndrnxa colcnrr. A concert will be than ll Idhruy nsll on Thsnhcivini ovash5.l\'vvcIbor%. for the ben- em 0! home Ausﬂsn vat, whsnlhoioilos-nag prop-Axsmevmbeprssennsd: lssuunestsl nnsio. by .A. 1'. Hawk’: metro» Music . polnsn Bud. at 33. . nssic, Orpheuslsseugewxund, of 15:} u so (of nuns o oaaiposod o our 230 German lsdlea And ¢¢.uI.'Fm-non. Pm er in .hytbe!uod.s ~schaoI cau- «ixan ed 1: Ilev. Frederic! ma. npcnnendenl .l’:ov'lduAl soeinum EL La . mus. . dim?” :.IHldAY:i'rns-—-"'i'ho Re-spun." In A group Mdxusan the "stguolih-I Tina." 8010, dllt sad ohms, by Eshbﬂh schoo‘ chil- dlul. _ . llulc [}H,<lgJ:tIlX yaA1a_;s“:lp:g:.' Iklﬂl III!‘- lledqxlen. X3 A lsbssih-school scholar. “Ibo oevfbynre lmloboys. Brio! on. wane. L. . llsylnsl. cl 5:. concur ta imam en. hams. TDD mAAIo- Iavlsg xesldmlsollona 5l.Luols will beglsd lo lesru tint the Trinity I. E. Chunk lloslusl Society is fully oegszlzed. And meets for rchglrul ﬁery Tueiﬁsy onnlu, LA the Ohnnh, muslosludiodis ol Auauenl tnshaier. in: Us be hoped Lbs: theorgonlulkm wlllbeeoooursged by A mm-sJ support. wnlol Illnly dss-I-As. _ or. ctoxus vocu. mu 3. ' , ' I'M: Iuuslul society has been Index In dlxoeuoaol hot. lsl.|uIC.tIllIAItsAnosI 1:; will be held an Tsssisy nosing. ltavonbor an, in ‘Pl-lnlly Ctnpel, corner W‘ ‘ _ uaatlensus mean. when an muscle; in Join shdnidbeprsosl. 'l'besnbsa-lpuoAlssnAn.be— in; only Intended to noel Ins carnal c:peAsss. Gssileaalsnndhdluﬂoszihasssson. Iwiuou. Asrxxn. Oslsluvisy Ana-soon lax! A I will beﬂru A: the roomsol tlmln-uAAule Pine Co1!lP537.|)enrocA sum And tun: uncle. as mm. A»: In." vol Aumw. lsuguncslshsubesu -Adswluusistsnoas pis.A§sl.sndhevillApy¢AslsuslsuIy.s£lAltrAry nsll.hi‘sonAr!IAAi. ' ‘ Iuaeonuoonn. rnsssoum will Inlay!!! ihewlaue In Baht hlanu saunas, use seusss. Ass nsupssud p£II:O‘I:.IldJAIIIﬂKI son an insinua- Lovtss. In everything H unlb‘ hf-ye‘-¥’suooo's Ooueosysse u“}°.‘l&'r§."x.'u"§’I' £p"€v‘.".."l:§“i‘i.‘3°‘ "'" "‘ o "i'»3s"°:i’3’,"u§ 5'33? §‘a'”m."°.%?'o'.f3“ " ”°" rlquued. ﬂollll I'll beffl X‘ gsgsneal IA A son AAA; Allen 0! III You ea- emu bl ".......“' °.:'.**'......‘ “W °' ﬁnd A ennui Ln 0sll?efnJA. am u.1..\ Ptvlosso 01 we Psm Oonssnr - um n3.".:i.a. us-1;; en IIlIGfIIBI.'N1:i.|l ecselaanpu. toss zswrsu paw, nae. Dam. Onssnorn cusmssl In so-soundness A: ﬁcssssl Illl——uAsA do you D Ap sdonAl I _ :.:t:‘;.:.,....:.r':='.:.:'°.'.'...' M535“ "noenllxantu" ‘ill be nodnasa nmma mum: on Tuesday A‘ 3.1:, gm: use most no 1 |pp¢n|Lnnnf.. FLA .'Vbo wuss :'m.)Aln snbslsnlilis I loci by me A: u an? lollou of tour-soc:-oesn y u —j-.- III THE SUBITZBS. . A wand-slashes. loose-ntsud, a-saga an bIIl|ylIvslt|I.xnw-voaupuvns-tense--aqguaauu Imlhonlhunssud odno: mssuzwn. 1-an rand aA.l1"Unde,”¢"AnAky."snd mm- aowsssddeucsyshsuelsblsalissdssndhgu. ukodohlldrulrylhosowo. !iIhAsunshlAs,Am1 ~PI-uvldonus pmvldeAwuAt.Aney,-ru_lA mauve pknosupnezoilhsnlssaessnosniury. bother ldenogpulbyuul-be otIorA1doAndthon.inslAU do1'I.Au:lAeIsAsnlse:sNeendusolossssswua bullerﬂy. . , 1 rs: psssIn_ this forlorn old motor; one any. 'i‘MI‘tndaAl.iboeIonds scArrrin;ﬂ-ewoly _AloAA'.AodinAsxrwssnsrssdm-on-y. Ihslooes bonds an be hsrrsez-lmllxllng cluttered Ins ohsﬂorlnx tooth. sad the lull-down skrn-pipes ntoiwutgirom bolos lnlho wAllIorobiAnkAnd tireless. A mlserable picture enough. And I run- dnsdrsyﬂwussocssqda commute hyila nuns, Ihmogol shlvennghnmsn baton. C ,, ‘ me now‘ lboyloolsdupsndaulledauﬂsollynosru as. Flso-comuur.uuuae um» mus. sasnlyhst‘ _oo::oAz-Alnnnodesl W981. and issued ﬁﬂ Aolsuollkllhudxwillsrtot stunts. I'M" Axafnesieslpouplesn as hsquuu foslfaa iulsrlu mum. nausue msesmnnsgnc. And also my mlnessvs be-1 lsuasseltyhc wneaugm Bsxunllssseeezdesmsucsnssmsn. lsruyttsaof merit mantra! ﬁlgiitiﬁlidl’ Ilclwﬂﬂétiaet. “The: Still. 3|)’ your lliﬁo fsllol?" 1433811. munmgmm up arms: the mm: -924:5! Ir nhsvl. "ﬁt! ‘as: my Danny, Hisai.“ be solaboﬁ, And mules his was inn: um} his-sesrfuisyeu. “Ebro dons now. Ana cold; but she‘: aalwsrxeold. IBM, sun." fbIaB1bH1dﬂihiahbIsl}d1s'Ile&oI1'.ln& asmssalllsthsssehlld «nut! be so wells»- qttllimiwlltgdaf. ll: moor: hﬂllrid Aha vsrypurlslollmsxisunee. llmokellhiaasvllo, Asdledizlnevstysuph-on besgsooa no dun. TI(D60fIk€kfoIboﬂﬂ?y1I‘ihl'Q§B the mist dss1rsiionsetsse.sels1ir.nouMsy.As in boy, oouhhssnwrsllsnssls , hus- smillillopssssdlns-Id A his hltihl‘ iﬁlnevsrrbooﬁallltleoesltrrszusgahdlii buses: fhsresho was use; And ﬁsd iorlht 31-sn,AAdArs1rss:hoMysil1erls[, Bonsisls. AiIusIAvnlsenﬂ1eeks*so1eA-rntshorsusd ”:wnIAihcssIIIl7- ~ 909130. "lAu:u.:lsuArnas«s‘.uyc1|'l!¢i."l nu. nsi.--. ingsylufnl Awssapt A: contort. “‘.DoA'§ en; sbsginsn-sxbonold,sosevsrsA'rtﬂln.'* the Awediq-thoscrsogsnerviucsorrerlhs-ieAd.|ooisd. ousodplnseodwnsaerlnglyﬁlxsslol cl makers, mess sesmpsred svsy, Asdl Isssusutsilnqsulqhu sutllogssiiatksud despslrmstlsusnrysstaslnlgollnl lnhemsseo. Vinxidlssi-lesgnsyriu lshhll, I Asked. ssxiylsthszsll shslsdusedowsmsluksudsors. Islolhroaluryurlmllerbosutllsl hay, sldlhsy Md Ihgod mu: xniurnblo {Area 01 living with “shows! Awful pnoly. ulss."~Ilsy sold, "but shuns nos’ usnod. As’ (lo:-Pu inf. Duds‘! An!- In Mall: on her back. I don’! ands:-Ilse’ ll. nohow, lor lhl dssmlghly line In hunys, miss. Wars I50 tom." 0! course. with their eoio o1_ieba|-A nanny, theyoﬁnldrl. understand II, but I am: I could as Hooked snbesspllo (sees! her nn_sla. Whsls hills! be man into lxsdl lwsnsd la see the mot.bcr—hmv shot word ssnctlﬂes—-lsid Away in Au nnensrxod cuties or cum. and than i wrapped the boy in nu’ «hurl and took him away, As I thought, to A lilo of num- Iari ma prosparny. but 1: us only to (null. ts- slssd. no plnoa {or an bosnlliul mssuns. And be A low months the bright limo tropics! hll.‘ lsy As (sold As Ibo, vulung In: the wsnnth, Inn And nun he has been autnndod 0-I unearth. Lars LA Buns. niuuxomr Ann GOOD mm. The Doliberstloss oi‘ the Texss Pacino Convention Ohsnctodud by Both. Knnrms, November $0.-1322 southern Paella Rsizrosi Oouvniios I-Assembled A: n o'8oc.k ma Awning. ‘no soul‘ “ onsets;-orlsl the Gosucitteo on ilesoluuess rnxssumod, A unlit: And we ssuo oa It. basins its not caused gym} discussion, which null brought.» Aeioso by clued by lieu. Gususms .‘$‘..‘u‘.’.‘.' " do W ‘ rm‘ , sac} (iovoxuﬂ lasnln for the honor shots |IIL|0IO|lI IOTIOII. I"'GHIll0.l0,' III VIII’!-—ColI¢t Pitt IDllLl'ﬂl1ﬂ)IIl Avenues. Re1.JDlL‘l'O.l..I.l.In-‘ID. Psstm. Bun4sy~sohoolAtDﬁ)a'¢1ous.A:.Bsn1oss AIIDIQLIA. nsnluusnuuud. 0 ﬂ'C1ﬂJl4JE0l"!IIl.'EI'LA.ll—OAs-wucl mail udolivsnnsb-lAnhu'.lovuAhsr21.Ibs huasnlcev. Joli! AIYDII. -111 men on 10:65 A.n.snd"hﬂp.l. All ‘ ' T Fill! 0IUIOl- Is-V. I‘. I. PWT. D.D.. fllla. ".m:"°""* an. Axioms. 5. lo swung Payer- nseu.s;sAWodsesls1snAlA¢si7ﬂo'eIocs. §'!'l.II‘l.'0.IIE.ll0IUI0l-Ootagtol Onnlnnihssaloiin shoots-nu: 0. AJXARR. 9snnr.!'nAsmuIAnds7uonis:ss1DIﬂAAnisvor ls;-Hm. Isuq-Ashe-oluOs.n. sauna». A D’Ul'!0I‘ III. 'ﬂnsm allies-wuou-sols-—Is1.0.L.VLl AIDA. hum. ssoesas land. Duh. hesdlnlDQA.n.sAI ‘IQ I. l- OOH-cosh: We-IA-Isy oasis; II 1%. TPlI40I$00IGlﬂlA'ElOlA.I40l'ITIl.2I. ooturwuhlulon And lvlu .. Pruchlu suono s. -l..»1 nev. c. L. OOODILL. D. 9.. lsuo-wed Ivrnosyuol othontbon sAdi.ed‘s Iswu. lshesun-school tonun AAA semen wunuous In the evening A1150. W11‘. (il0B(ll'l0HU'I0I—OenInBAAunanI on-icaestntslruis. senlo«AIl0.wA.I. And ‘ism p. In. '13: Bus‘. Dr. D. D. LOOKI. of Chluqu. I-mpesechlsthsuorulng. 8uI7}I¢¢eiAs.rIou.“‘Ih¢ 0ondLniM1P?eIru£WOr!4." Ll nigh! the B". L A.HOI..‘laA.lDwm'o-noch oA_"‘aoI1A[l'lId0s:s.'| l2I"l—I’.0'l.'lJI.L‘.—~mdor W. W. BLAIR. oi use I-Av argcnlusd churn olden: Cult: ol Lsusr bu Susu. vrtll menus in Asnhov Esu. come: at Ls— nunnne sndigoad-A1. oulbo 21:: My oi Hm-wrnbot. mm. st’! a‘:lo».i xx 1:. 9ub)ac1.—Wss Joseph smith I Ptovh-t1 Id 012417 All Atsurnuu; larllaul to sand. 31133‘! l'IﬂB'l"l'.KIl.lI OXUIOIS-Oar Aer hussslses And Iounsonll In-set. rresrmnx ullaDo‘¢IocAA.u..by I11. IOEETQWIN. hd sI7u:ﬂ 9':-lea ;\.As.. by Rev. -IAI. ll. 11300115. D-' D.. of lbs: Walnut Street I1-ch. IobhA¢h--A1’.bool :3 9 A. n. Payer naeetlux W curling. AllArA ﬂl‘dlAB1IITIIld. " ‘Skis asllmm ihugrex-A to mlma gm; ewh . pieces are zltey may want. am my Alﬁe at stark. _ I‘: also E on moxmgmm or inlets}. 2:-lees leunts z0~per must. less man im = Broken pieoeséa mnwhml so 01' E3’: GAHPE 21¢. IIAI. ICYAVX INLII. III‘. $='#'A‘l’I EBWAR}) wxazsxg am ESTEE mm, xucnoxass mwmwaﬂ assoc:-Ara. &usesnuua.mn ﬁllf B8. IAHHJIL A »m"’é'§.’...... gm.-.2. Gnnmm 4: Hanan. A soon ‘zsvsenxm 91' 3°“ “W” “"~¢*“*"'v int «mm: s Lauorrm, REAL I8‘]3’ll.’.l‘E ,AﬂEK'i’S, s2o,ou‘a:;to».A‘2A;ooo. ’““ ““ ”%° ~‘3~.......-* ~ m§ gt;-g.9,_gg.#:.~..~.e.:.**.:~‘......°v* :';.:° °".;'.‘*i§*" “a.“'*-*9.-'.':.m%'§.-2 . *--~¢_=:v-*1-°'..,.,.. '3. G. anally, jg‘ £31?’ ’ 9__ Mg mg REM. E3?AT£A{§£3H',£U51‘!0§E£E, so-Mrs! surest -me. of I31 I.‘ t-“’**"' gigs ' new zxxxsnn 0.. ' @snttna4-xx .Qt:m;gg. ‘”""""’ '“a.........1_fg...:m*“"-"-"”m " y" 3%. rsrm I-an not-an A:-s-use ch.-uncut:-st. 8031 E31510 5581218, Auctioneers, mm" mm 5. i..ulnLt. . ‘moans. *"‘ "3" REALESTATEAIGENT8. am, mm Bram’ mm km!’ ' ncn , at an 00:13:- A “'25: F....:.:..“°'°“"'*”"‘..... ..°:.....°=*.*.+.*:..*°=. .5: --a mum as-. an 2»- go. 6 cheeses: street. 20 SMALL FARMS 0:: Olive B150: Bond. hsurzelu miles tro- Ihnsltr. At. 5 ;9ub1.ic Auctibil, 95 ill YE. Saturday, November 2'3‘, 1875," L! :1 o'c:§3os. A.-ac. ‘ ~33“ °'-*:«r::" canoe ‘I'ﬂ.)00!‘I.. A Qmiblﬂo _ MA. cvxmnr. 1. X4 XAIADA. BOOTH, BLRADA & 00., Real Agents, N‘§'."‘r.$"ﬁ'3'.£""”‘.'%z "..*.?.‘f‘.‘:¢’°'.:':‘. II-lolﬁolleihsne Jolly nmaumn, REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGEN? .q,_':,.._-.._‘f,::-.....==’=:=...-g; 2.-.r.'..;':'e.s°.~..=.:=.;.*':.-.:=.-. E‘&‘&." JOHN G. PRIEST, $3, _ __ _m“_:-“"--gggg Real lame, Hnuzsani financial Amt,‘ LANEAJI avoonms, §}°-13%;: '*='° ": Mm’ ""““"‘“°‘""*“*'“""°“ M. A. WbLFi¢‘ &'55:"m" . ""*"‘."“‘-.= .. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, rumour-. 1~I"£'.f£...“..‘. *:°.*:.‘.~:.:a.:-.-a.°.:=:.«.r:=~...=~:*...§-.:.* $1 N "'21,-'ui'§'m"1‘m's"'. "" "" ' “ou¢o' ""3 a1"'a'”cn..u.' ‘as street. I 4. sﬁﬁi A 00.. av‘ , Flluﬁﬂlﬁ-1*» ‘ G e '§n1§§Tnn, §4:‘E7,§‘3.::;_ £_.‘__c_-,"'§.-'-'ﬁ-5 R_EAL ESTATE mo HOUSE AGENTS Qt, ﬁlﬁ PI-Nil. 7“ ed. IIDRA Augustus B. "=33 III!-GIYIIDIE IDVAIDLXIII. . lo.All!'iAsIu-Alt. ~ osviaxnnu 8 nowu. smmns AND naonas. Hon-“=30-ll!!!-toAAanu loIA'siss!ull@AnlOuvs7Ansun. Locus Hsnotsiod on Res: mutate. “beets! “ “ Dtlclooolissuosolrsslssndnrs Ya I'D Ill OIIVIIIIIOC. M. K0. lIAndlo' Gold. Silver. Govern- ments, ltste, City, County Bonds, . securities. d Loos! "';,...¢ w....... w........, novels-nnmrma saaqar. £30” ﬁvutmont Securities ‘E?-:'u«m==:‘:on..um lo- oonuneuuu Paper Wsntod. . W mag-:uIuuuns-‘:3 sea gym rnpoeslshs A‘ use an‘ Inn ” ‘E. *9 °“ "'m 1 H ' A ..mw. ‘V m-.~=°~ .3;.£.;,s;l-:::~.,ar~~*?-'*§:**.:’-:27;-.L. -v=--»-- - ‘ -w-~-mm §_._.dﬁ, ...':-$3..-;*.. f~-11;, xemnmsox az wsmwn, 3:‘»u“?-?'xsg§3g?,Eﬁ%“’«,g,T‘,,,“;'L°f",jj;‘aj‘;;';““ °" House and Real Estate Agents. ' £L ﬂ"cu«my...."""“"' ~=w°~.:::;..°:.2.:ng:.'.-::.°°w~ .-..":+.'.t’+_-.2-:=_§ra=**»°=«=~.-4-a-=x'»--was Wu L-‘A4 0. In 31'. 193'“ BAxA£c;'uB.7B‘o..£ be sold II public Audion Al. Ht. Louis ks. Ion he I . ...w...'g...o. .....°:..'...m" ° No. 521 Plndﬂtroet, 81. Louis. i;11.@.PII.Ja:a. on-AI-.. K Arm 2 :l‘II~s°“’1 l‘l.*::.':.'°'*a3‘§%.‘L'i53?*-3*;-1’ °“'.'::.:.. 1 1 -- --_,_ 3.3.=;f:%:.“‘*““- ~,<:,‘«.l.,§=1,_..>§‘;.5.-;.r*':§‘.=.E§..3v3‘-*;i.«::..'=;; E’-"-3-_=5' _.,. '5 1 Os:-dz-4% woe.‘ ﬁg:-3:1!» bunwu. _ A. . Irl11£éPﬂ'. U0). 33'onv..s. A. 0. ye. j udﬂansnshtotﬁatbbotunorlhdta-Anllh Aw- us one. Presents; nu-1 lam -ovnlu st i1 o'elo::. Sunday-school At am s. is. Dssss moeliusnd stm:yoiI.haBAMA1kssoAIl':daoshy nonluAl7a£50'c1oci. W'8P‘l.l.l‘l'l.'lAi.l$—O. trucxxrrr vmaeuvu I ieenus on susdsy svsslna. Al 8 o‘alo<.k.sJ. Lea’: ‘HAi1.nn Eighth street. (mu Nook south dWAl.n:L Bu:-jed. "8plnlus.lIssn. And me oblostions :0 ll." Qaesusu vxnbssmtuare-I snsrsbelegluu. Admis- uon 1n coats. lzatam Lrlunnhsnl. AJ.so.nsn4lsu sz2.0s.xn.snai2-.80p.m. Beus£ne.- ' T‘ IIIOOKD PIJISBYTIIIAI 0Il.TJ'I(Jﬂ—- Qomer Bcruleentn And Lucas Piscs. But. 8. J. 810001.145. D.D..l'AIwr. V111;-uses d. 1o_=aon. n.. And 1 mp. 15. and of A scrub Alldzvsud in young Inn And woman. Torn] wows‘: purer-meeting lends} IVAAIA5 [azure on Weaznwiss sunin; A: man. does, which use ruched by An old wssh lnb. turned upside down. I nslu.-cl And posted Ln. Noanelu be lslepptdinialholcsgdsrk AAJJ. whereupon weird czytell on nyou-I. lol- loued by the words of An osusndhh pollion to hasten And yeti Abouls ol"-1):) Loi'd,AAbe do us: otus sinus!" Followlngthoso salads. I lonna mysdl in A long. narrow .spu-anal lined wllh hurls. ll usee by the soldlon, And. mus; an 1.8:; edges ol then. some (arty 9-«sou. blsek men, women And children. In the come: at this Q11}: Road A mosh. pine cells, in yuan mg agygxgd outline cl A runs was visible. old ass. Ilﬂl bslr As proluse And while As Ash's wool. Ind skin like nu-ml won). stood on A bust: Above the nosusn. And prsyoa with A land wk-4. And use’ Pun: Irss um-my mmpenoa was "Amen" sad kzesrt-reading 3-msns. Gslhuod close About him Into the women. Jumping up every now And then coleles loolsubevoondesd using, that mm; dorm sgsin in dusky beeps on she too: to Ismvt And prsy dlmsslly. They loosed fuzﬂuly At mo. mil Inn: on ulna use fnnonl, Old ihe strsnge scene so' called ms an! 01 myssli ilﬁl Hell my voice rlsuag In unloon. And the outer world lonollsn. then A 1:11.!» oold hum touched us, And I stoned to men Oomkrs use look no Advocates of nveslsd nlmon. We an suuroq maniac. Auesslsoo: on osnvssnonxskssn W"1'ﬂIID DLP'l'IBTO!lIJll0I.Ci:nlAvuA8 '.-.'.a.....=.-1-3'3‘ éonvl TO LET. ﬂ the nu-sou .1 . orncs oz?“-1rbo.qobu"a1§rA£ s m 0‘CLOO.l . .bl0 - 1:23. Adamo cums Lo1'.\Ooon- And lourtoenlh Alnel. E“ novunhsﬂi. I-| mﬂlo‘clooI.‘b1 the Plum. In. ‘W. POPZYIAHAN. DJ). in the ANBJIAI Al mo o'clacl.Dr. Ysunsn Inll. II! roquss. Oeuvsr s ico- uun. subject. "Roms: ouxmndm And Footie: ‘xdueslloa ln Arnu-las." All srseozdisllrlnvitod. A?’ 10173‘!!! lA1"II!'l’ DKU'BOl—-Comer oi Tntnn And North Ilsrket streets. Icv. ll. 13. P00- BON. Pnxcr. 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Thengﬁae we as a. selected assort- THE OLD HOUSE. 1875. EUGENE JACCABD & 00. column or 131::-rn urn ouvli srnxnrs, Are receiving e handsome and Eta?-emive line of Household STERLWGMSEVER WARE Among which are many nape:-ior deal a of useful ertieles. at very attract! ment of ELEO VVEDDING PRESENTS. EUEEKE JAOOARD O 00., Fifth and Olive. ARE, of the best quality, Ea:-.:r.:.-§..-. :1:-.".-. a::m:~.- 3%; W” -&~¥~‘*i“‘-='-"="”5';"-2'") H. F. BREED. _ FINE SHOE luleuheelb mlovnrnn. letnnehnld _ D1111:-I00. JOE C. ZALLEE,_ MERCHANT TAILOR. H1sIa...e...... "..‘:'...'.‘."....'%‘i.""“ ’°‘."°. .lo. 606 olive Itreet, nun-%n.a' VII will . It nihilism g:-:'..«-g.-:m""*“' ...;.-.-,-'-' °' _= @wm.-aw?-£3 MAKE YOUR FORTUNE ‘rakes Place December 86. 1875, '‘ L_nu1s1nu slﬁz Lnmmn Imfd-Old. V ﬂi III! III I. Third . 3.1.0015 an-menu. In-nun-nu-uuuuun. Positively no Postponement. m cépma Prize, $100,000: gmwzxeéhueyuny at Emil!) b '-‘\’2£‘.’."‘.:... ‘.'m "", l'l‘enI.hud1ﬁmauuh coupon in wowrun. ' P. 0. lie: H.111. II‘. IDUI3. ’l5lUIdl'al'Ib7I ﬂﬂﬂl. ‘H1 MISSLOUISE PAULI. Flrlt Premium my men ‘mm, Ii :5 En, U. 3. mm. FRENCH GOBSM‘-MAKE u olluunl unnlll. at I E. KAUB 8: 00.. £21 Walnut St. TWIIIOIONIMI‘ Wewmlellneatou MYERS & JONES AID aeuer lnbennu endtlllﬂorthfouztll D0065 EARGAIES hIADA3IBA.Il.§ABIN‘Is Hum}-n um and corn Jewelry. CHRISTMAS GOODS Luge Stock of Decorated Toilet Wm I I ?o'§:'En rhﬁswun l1AliﬂTﬂeeTH]3PlIﬂLIE. 1 Hnvbcbeuhiillneuhthlleitjiorqpu-lytwema ggggwelnvenuvegzetnndeerepreeeneeﬂeatothe Pnhlle that was net_,nneAl1tr.IndwlIenwetelltiem the on this line fun one Jenn; Elan!‘-HAD! ' 01.013110; tee In and Bomhon the Loreen Reteulteekerern_eunhthIe.elw.nndutleup:lou than were lnqlnbetoxe lnthevnteedatetu, we are weak Iolioclll pnevetheﬂiﬂoldlrltltelnent. ‘ TICKNOR & co., Fourth Street and Washington Avenue. GIBBONS & LAWRENCE RETAIL DEPABTHENT 707 Washing-hon Avenue. Offer this week treat vari- ety 0! Iiedlee’ and Children’: Trimmed Eat: and- Bonnets‘, in Felt, Silk and Velvet, very attractive and cheap. Grog-grain and Twill Silk Ribbons, in the latest fash- _. lonable Shades, and Silk: and: Velvete to match. French Flowers, Boeee,IIeal~ in wonderful promeion, at. lower prices than evez. NEW ARRIVALS DAILY t BEADQUAIRTEBS mm was AND so_0Ks1 r. Acxmnnun. 808 North fifth ltrobh EITABLIB no. 1:. n17"ei:'itr._¢.'nso., General comnulsaloﬁ-‘Merchants cue and exam Morketstreoi. us. “"‘“"‘“""""‘°""" ' Ostrich and Fancy Feathers, ' uNn£R§EInIs: _ l a A new .._...~...« , ._.—.... - ' tto.u.anorslxt«t Gilnu the IAUNA LOA. A Descent to the Great O1-star oi’ ' Kilauea. ' 6 A Lssle of Burning !lava-’I'ko birgeat Active Volosno in the World —.A Perilous Voyage Orvor Ureekltng Deva. tnentnassnr“ - csm..m..1 noxotova. (ll. 1.}. October 7. 1§’l5-- The drperture o! I steaer, as well as the arrival of one. is always an uC€.1IlOﬂ ot pest interest and exoltensent stnong the inhabit» antloi the Intel! and isolated elty oi’ Honolulu. And when on the aiierno-on ol the wt): ol Au - gust we embarked on the little four hundred- ton- steamer KllaueI——tbe only one in the Islands-it was quite Ispllﬁﬂl 50 0519?" “I0 cm‘.-.1. 91 mine; which sseeeshlsd on the wear; to “editors! the deparmre. Evenths Kmgv. an-risge and some or the royI1i.'IsIl- 3, wpfg men, and everything was hurry, still‘ and bottle. The steamer was to: start tor the island or Hawaii, miles to windward. —',rke.ds-dc wee novorsd with nstlvee, who ‘ at $2 per head. ‘ tmss_rsztas..txtp.sawitlefseaibI'sk. .1.» root: as we werehut _II!hO_!‘-Iii the nstlres were seasick. ' siiyly lode- Icribshiurhila the Inbtoot islet aInﬂelent- ly oheerlﬂi one to be dwelt upon. Next morning ‘broeghtns to the island ol In-us, it-ouwhleh we directed our oourse tows:-d Hawaii. across the roughest chennel a:e.eeel ever ssiiotl over. ‘run ﬁlth“ -54 0-! broutht us to lillo, where we cut anchor In a null y,u.ui were conveyed to th as sleanser’I enalilwiowrs to I Very gent? e . “""::?:bl;tl" ‘AIR! breakfast I triend and lnylell mount-Id lheﬂllylh or the worst- horses we could and the place Ind rode along tlssfeeaslsoee to the plantation at Ah ]‘9a[&.§k‘Cinnk, ten miles. _ Our road was I very and rocky one. our deep lckessndra ldstrcanse. one of which we 53.: to swim. tropical sun almost oosuttnsed us. but when we the isolation the Chinsrnsss. who have expend about $120 - we there, dldtko handsome thing by us; In . i“‘i.t"?t "'.5?u.':.“’..°"’°“t .......'.‘."‘l§‘.."2§"§.’..... ufll E II. i _ O tnrtlier to look b:;I ten thotxrend descent ovIurMl____ «me to the I at - i'fuifa...?a'_.“ onrlnnnnl E. E 5 E t. ' . 5?... In: with no‘ petitssmi um I in in. we we era ; n we wenttosn «tinting II... P. I I (Edit! I I J t -Ind 3.“.:£l."‘..'.a'..'.l'.‘3‘.'f'._2'.i‘;-".....i7.':~, ﬂdagtcrleavle ,xhe:’_aanal_lprer;_t_ ‘ sores-iaoorh. tones d Ibnmxk. 'tke‘.-.'rah'towsr¢ourdes- v‘i'n‘-‘u_3n.°’r:¢n:seu_.» . , _;::t.se aseent.totllo.volcaI_e._ __I.lnoIt’_ res ti- me, be!» but (our 1:-ﬁIod_:Xhe__t at In 3 _ miles. twaasnlieientg waver, tolu.rn.|e§= o In with I one outlook» over I vsststeetek nnonltivsted oountry which may. in the ages to come. under the influence or the atoms- herio action. dissolving the lav: to esrtb. zeoosn onaoi use ouepots oi the globe. Six o'clock p. ns. rcoght us to the Volcano House. We were usoronq so I in . - Elhvgded I to e '.'st:'s tau.’ 1 " l’..‘i.‘...... W: In. Igreeable Indettsntive , I ‘laafltvtfg torltmst-sly my ill ets_‘plll"¢yvl(t)iI a'itt‘bfe'.rthe coin! , o . was ‘|'.IrinciE$1Ly tern, yin... gout eutletslznd roast tr. e coiiee was good. Th plates. judg- ng iron: their color and surface-orscxs, were suede or lave iron the orator about I century ago. Theknlvea forks and spoon I mm metals. sa'd everythlnf um 'ti;:'::x‘r:d .wtth I ﬂavor Eaeenllsr to the 'I'h'eu-.1... ins In men is reading to shock. kept for that , the Iouwls cl visitors, some of w were very good. and some were good lot nothing. the good and bed Ii- wsys going! her. When- we retired our rest. was greet y disturbed b Iotno of the hostel. does our eyes ever noon. And when it become I so ed at that sleep was not one of the peculiar eaturee oi the place, we whiled. sway the night by gentle from our bed-room window It the men Cull Pyrotechnic dis lay roads by the volcano two and shell tnllee latent. surface of the heavens was ll tiled u as ii by the lite: oi’ the Judgment Say. wglle {mm the enter then was I constant spouting up of streams of lire and huge messes cl red, burn- ing. melted lava. Amid the dukness the scene we: both tnsiestle and euhlime, and could not {Iii to in one with awe It the wonderful works Xsture. Next morning we rode out I mile to the extinct orator, lillattssikltlklslea hole lathe trotted, about six hundred lect up and I quarter oi if eversbollins: lake. About ii p. In. we gyapsrecl to so down into thee:-Iter. The oleano Iiouse stands almost on the edge 0! lb‘-. Ind I couple oi hundred Irds walk brought no to the descent. This s altnosta tbousnnd feet. nearly straight down. orera “Elm! old Iteirway of loose pieces or trees 5:34 1111153. made into some sort of irn ular :- rps. sun more is little danger here i one -I Jreiul. A110! we reached the root or this [s ursinio hirhorse and m descent we found ourselves in the great care»- ter oi Kilauea the lmzeet Iotivo volcano in She waria. ‘la 3 is 33 811 ‘ill _. ...'*=*...'..»" on I: I wslknthatantlisbrous t as 4 toutﬂowornsn. over which we pleaded on-Icon le or miles. This entire bed oi‘ lave is out as black so eharcoel. Iii! broken is into every In is ss cm: a so gin-I. Iglhl It breakinghenos 1: one’ test and lifted ere-eke like ice on a lake when one is walking over It. Insonte plsoes has is formed into coils like lnrtred rope: in others it looks like sticks of molsm-. candy sandwiched into every oo1'u.‘civIhied§ure;eisowhe:I it appear-silks long csblrl drawn out till hey ten t sand pleml: And one: it and glossy as I seIl’s back. Oeernlkn it with I constant tremor, as well he may, for often as the root was rained the Inc or Ian step (1 upon wonldiialleed Rteve I one hole, owl.-I; into some awioi ndeor su can cavern. At l we reeehedtheedceolthehotei . liﬁ lake. Thereare two at these, Kl ausa-n and Iialemennaon, within a or halts rnlielosugend Whetwidhiandsisigk in w the gas sot-[see oi the cooled love. Kila- uea-nul. one used ﬁve hundred teet ‘Ion -and eight. new sect wide, I d is one on knees or rel lava - white . around its I are . oi-ho red lava constantly upon up It my toelxg sometimes; they can Ins . end It: oi’ than at 1: IE6 at In unbroken tor torty minutes. As we set on the border of this atrial and natural hell on earth we could log canldrow, which soon Irsnsto liquid heat. The su-rune or ievawereeoh etsntly spouting trip into the Itr, and Is one at the petty raid, “ Hooked as it all hell had broke loose." Bus thus tkk nl hty molten mass has been eeetkin: and boil for no- known ages, nndtns eoetlnne its work tor unlrnown ages yh to eesne. Alter entit- rying ourselves wit a View at what returned I lake of mile; blood” In pod Irould among w sxgeared natural nsrnaces oititheedgee . Hansen! thesehsda stnall aperture on the smiles but beneath were swrol taverns of boiling ave. We etonused It the oven doorof one and looked in. t was Irnhed over It the top. and there were can- stantl -ﬂowing streenu or melting lava run- niri own into the terrible chasm boner‘. uh I the drift into ltsnade I notes: like anon- gine blowing on’ steam. In I-ores places there were large cakes of lava glowing with are be- tween, and in one place the lava was so hot where -we ttood"ss to destroy the soles on our shoes and scorch our toot. Near this we crossed I bank oi sol or covering or acres, and (full steam, uekttgthe bun" mile» heat idly our eyes! It saves as as - slhle. P’rohabi7 "9 PM enter this lltsrpi I’ . Ia sit)‘; and steed o! an voioanlo , and in some pianos vast I-rscteoisasd. est like a deesrt, beneath a troplealsun. looae place was lot» of lava test relies. It Ill {mm .8; it than eds hlsneoil on the brink deatruetloeand over a -awful gain it beneath. A low years ego one at . Bee-LI seen was cattle across I level ﬁeld. when, w outeealngit, he came and- denly u lnty feet too test to side:-, turn d could nothing but to the it it glide. to side was up . but hone kayo? went -two toot and saved himseliand his nor. nan was I knit white,and Ir.-Bead gave him the noble and v valua- ble aninsal which had Irdodsfht. § § 5: § ¥' illn the-heavens. t‘heorIter r ‘_ (hell -olitwlein-‘(nil lion] 1' °"...... . "lit .....’.‘.’. the‘ Iaooount at the nriwellsd nature ' ' teams also lap . ..0Is oi and I netivejulde cannot be Esrteethouseet; lsse too. in. Reed's s‘o°i::' .3315": ..u.‘lt'.:.... rm?-n‘ 'Ild.ﬂowdwh'ln.I,-ooodi'rsd_ ‘$11-31! jtlaca during’ the earthquakes or- see. At tissttinae more three thousand coke were telt and all the some knees on lit. Reed's ranch were completely Icettere‘ so that not one stone was left open another. The earth was in constant oouunot’ lore cousale at weeks, and Mr. Reed Inprslestha mu dew wII eeused by the stream c molten lsve issuing from the great crests: of Kilauea, seventeen miles distant, and iioreing lie he way along some sols‘ Iesage tlllz suuck I one cistern or water. into which the ﬁery molten mass rushed till it Renamed steam and produoed an explosion which knocked the top ad’ the bill as the lid ui hpot nﬁﬁht be thrown into the air. The top ti: , for lhrro~quIrtere oi I mile in dlstneier and twenty lees deep, wns lined ootnpletea Into the air turned over, and roazed worn the sdjhontlowisnd, over wit it ﬂowed for three miles in length, hall asiie wide, and thirty teat deep, burying u inilsmthlees ﬂow thirty-three voa In their isomer Ind twalyegundnd head at 1:33,. tie, besides unknown numbers of sheep and goats. ‘At the time ol the outﬂow Isxnall river ioroed its way out oi the bill, through the need. dawn to the see. It is new and theme grass-covered. Ir. l.teod'It ecry as to ihéoceusthoi the commoticnhuedazs can- In I aetthatal. e metbe burning lake in the eat Kilauea crater end- donly sunk six hon rod loot. Subsequently it rose three hundred feet. The ﬁery strum ﬁnned right. under Mr. Reed’: house, tilled ls cisterns completely full ol earth, and drove the posts up through the Iurlsoe, splintered _ and torn. and shook lhe house tron its foundation. And yet llr. Reed had the oouragesfterwsrds to re»-erect it on the same spot. He onion the agree aﬁle sensa- tion or an earthquake shock about once in two weeks on In average. and thl klondk mire- ing that we left there was I suillolenllyy henv shock Iboutb o'clock to awaken us all In turn some oi‘ us over in bed. The whole island is evidently I more crust over I liquid lake or ﬁre. and too unetebie to be soughtax a residence by the writer. Bug‘ une grows well It llr. Reed's as, in , Iilurvsr the island, a‘. e. our use. 0: Kondsy morn- ing the roe I. or mother trolls. were mods) and Iii pay. and we started away in I on - udec thirty home for Walohlnu, twenty- ‘three relies lurther on. We felt Is conveye- ous sea of oevslrv men. able to over- turn the Eawnllan Government’ and usurp the throne! ratpirnbut we tilde’; do It: and alter dishing along at I rapid rate over the rough rocks Ind (niches, and bcljuttering eoooannt ‘ thinly belore St. mi. Glob:-Qtnmnsi-wﬁnpghmnoal 5§tri: each other with nut half an hour, the.- _ jsa ‘_ emf escort turned aside I rm-sol ' cattle. which t as $1 beside . rah; ti’ and truogicslrylntis, vines and ﬂowers adorned the li vll . composed slntost when of natives. We stopped with s half-w ts named Tom lisrtlu, who is one oi‘ the nobles the realm and owns larﬁ-e trsote oi’ useleos hs tors and all his ientilyspeakllngllsh ﬂoenﬁ . I theeveulngihe onngladieei oi their friends tit-tained us witlltrsudancﬁ Riaharde. Kn. ones is native lsdy) ve- oelvrd nekindly In the a at he: hits- band and treated us ltahiy, and when we Iait snyplled us with I uncle, but I was so unfortunate as to lose mine on the way. Our trail leg now over lava outﬂows oi recent data, and wasastarrow path leveled lh is the rough and hard lsva. d in I barren, we noun an en in ' low lmskfland, and lnally"I'lIr~ge met or . troptosl nature. Toward III we came uponsiewnellve huh and saw the is! banana yilanls we come sense. ey wereet east thirty not high. the learn se weregndeo-one, the bunch and the It-nlt nteue.‘ Myst tax were not ults we traveled a ut ripe. B! B 9. Is. twontyo ve rntlea over the rough country, In In and our hereee were used. Teen we ease upon.I tow vacant native hots, saw I new eolsa trees and one or two wild orange treeewltha law snail taro hes. lfmol this point down to the sea onrtrell wae renal; down deep deooents and ever loose, rod lave, which nude It very dlﬂictdt (or t e horses to more or pick their why along. But on p. In. brought us to the landing on the beads‘ where we found I large grove of so- eoenu trace standing in I very sand sell. Anti ior sosne distance alorg the shore native huts hung on the rocks Ind see. Rota single vegetable we could drink theyht-sekish whioh almost node us . which one must it hot nut have ltker s'n°:'ot M“ “lee I: nor :Iw we were to subsist ior tweet - be-god and cold no . I Iveele thirty or lnrty oi Ietlvea none to- trent of thathatclsed hot when we estte us with Josue! their II soup. Indsoua or our cwn,- which. though Ina tore tongue, were none the leesls:'I'llht-selolse mus. We could hold very little nuaieatiea with tea, as we nnd tvery raw words their -lsngus , and continued our conversation locally sizes. We were quite surprised to Ind In keep snob enealienl tinsa h lilﬂhlo theygavsesa kind oi . es wae I of two wakinee and two at: a stir? 5 E5353 -?E=E%;= ii??? 3 E52 r =§ ‘}."..‘.'»,".‘?.'o'" °°°"l""‘t..' use: I o t in . ’u.eel;1R':oe:asotoue guest of the sit on account oi several ten-stone . Xrstt inoruleg, shoot.9 ‘ m or the old temple oi Kemehatnehe 1. It is new one hundred can old. It is built et- is late Itolee. W "- ''7§3t‘..’..1‘.'‘....‘'’‘'''.....‘.'’..£.‘:‘.‘.‘:'.‘.: the rear, stretching hr. ta:-hoax to the dis- telﬁnnulieln least of red without thelroirended deities. t point we llonssde iew ooooenut trees, I few mstiehonseesnd I cattle ranch or two. And Ihs Ilsa hterlo ~plIce was I regular Go bafor ‘Ike 9! dutmyed salnsele, w e the stench wassiunlz. nnendurnble to any Iativenortrile. T sun wns su-ugly brolllsghol andit Ieelned almost intpoesi in lo wllkstaId,hlI ﬁery rs . Here I 1 ahlp which is done by-.tyi:§ their heads to small boo , lots are dnswn mtitoahorehethesteamerb I long me oxen bull I o! the any out “"Z.?..".'i: shore mm two ds Ind nights brou ht us to Mules bay, w I indente ‘the tslsn oi‘ Maul. Here we w M on shore and rode ale: miles to Wailuhn. Dxxwtnvte. Management of Window Pilate. The Horticulturist quotes the remark of .1. ll. Feast, at Baltimore on the management oi home plants. or which the following are the lending polnte: Place the lanta sense: the glue as pnutioable, to get enty oil ht‘. Windows lacing the South are It. Judi one waleviniis the most in: t requisite. In winter cop the plea . not then growing, rslher d . increase the moisture in spring.’ with the eresee oi the sun's power. sndt advancement in growth. In Innnser water plentiruliy; decrease as cool weather I -’ ﬁe.‘ a plant without it“ ,ae welar hovooghly so that nay get wet lhrong . £13173! relnae water the senders, ve plﬁnty oi’ alron every fine day and no dra glue. Bureau the piantsltronlhodry sir and dust at the room by I curtain or e window. Syringe whenever dust is depoe ted. 00 It I) to l t it- u....‘.‘{-'.'lt*........."'°"“.u....5.I.. ‘u‘.J’l'.".‘i'......”‘ .’° The ‘Outrage and him-dot of ‘rose Eltateo-I. A Instr‘:-Breadth Butt: tron like (latte-mt -The Couture Under the Bridge--A lineage that Brought in Better to the Scat!‘-aid. On the 2d of June, ,l.'lL';. In atrocious orime was perpetrated near the Isnsll ville‘; of Urpeth, in Notthnmbovlsnd, It _,‘ ‘. Two girls, named lazy and Little 'l.‘ornhn.Ii, Iced . , 'vIIy twelve Ied -sixteen, left their ‘home, I nuts emeot. tnettend Iohool It Urpeth. As they hull not returned house by otﬂeioekiatke evening, their lather and I fsnn laborer went In search oi’ there. Find- lng that they had departed {or house It 8 o'clock, the tworeea made Inquiries, and ascertained tron an ole woman who lived on the outskirts or the sting: that she had tees and spoken to thus, sndtht they-had-pend down the road inward hone. Hr. Tnrnhnll and his man started stones in tkeksasne tit- red-hn. and nsttl-he road earstully to: any user: oitho ninth; children. About I quarter at’ I snill outthe Minded at right aI¢|II,aId that Ittsretwe or three hundred yartiqunin mud. saeteue-res its v|o_IIlIaIII.. Atllalrﬂ is there one :¢'}:'|.u=:I‘I-11.‘! tins. till I“! the mi? and seo.exs¢s"sIos-t-:3“:-? ' mm moi. “:i"'.’."'..:: iii .;‘:€.'.'.‘.‘.‘.':‘.’.“’.......“"’ *.‘;u‘.‘x!‘.'.:'i.“ £'etl's hull. in-. '£'n.rIbuli resolved to ’ thrott this short out. tearing that his I In! t are direbeyed Ma and snot with as t ‘ be d t: the ..........°'~°.'.r.'.. ......,.3.t:‘;°:.°;" ' Passing down into I he w, where was I bull's attention to it. Indlhe two men dart!‘ the bank ad amen; l'he“i‘snslu(e). An I u sasetaele srae . is ground thebod «$73. I» l Liz- xtuherekshesslniesttorn el:er,ﬂ:e'¢t her T19 feet trons her was E 3 S 3 : E § iégéitlg " will E §¥’5ﬁf":.t .. gag E 35?? § e2§§§_§.§r§-: ii. "dolls? 5' 2' .g§&?€.s'§'§§§5 Egg soldier I . . e regard- le hlsnioratswseeoodr oneoneaoh sl e and Ireusedhltn. estsrtedu ,and. on seeing two men etendlng cvsrh tn with revolver gave say at , and erouohed like I d 3. He gored to be I traveling fnlseler and had wl hint his tools and stock- -msd'r. no as ilrstthouxhtthe men entered to rob hint but was soon reassured on that score. on that he was In the custody of the oﬂcexs at the lsw, he became grentlrellflnod. Onnsehln the Will ehe was searched, and there was mud on no I leather belt, which was ldentlded ashavl belonged tonne 0! Lbs murdered girl: It clothes were stained with fresh load. and his right lingers were crushed and the ﬂesh was torn. He denied. nil knowledge at the dmadiul It hui been done our the spot where he roam‘ tound ‘ll3lOI:O:;i.Od, lbut the ‘Inﬁeld ee 3 was I t pt trator been secured. The hruﬁues in hlrrhand were supposed to have been received whlli bealhuz the head of his uniortunste victim with the boulder. The man goes his name as Sreslley, and said that he received the bruises. from which the blood on his elotlsee came, by the falling o! I Iashnvherehe wasgtttlng In I pane otglaessta farm-house, _t location of which, bowevu. he could not describe. Asia:-saheoonldssyitwessbonttoorntllea ewey. Ind by on I oroas-road. He oanee from Alneriok be said, on the day otthe murder, and put in the tan etthe tann-house on the anee-noon of I day. ills band he d. named him much in. and shortly before dark on reaching bridge he took refuge in the buttress. and had remained there ever since, having been too unwell {maths Idem ol his Iocident to travel. His I was re- gerdod as I pure invention I his state- ment that he had found the belt in the recess where he took refuge, was regarded as ut- terly absurd. - Smell was examined Ind committed (or trial. e wutoo poor to employ counsel. and I uelgbborin attcrne out at charity undertook his de cine. his gentlemen searched the entire district to ﬁnd the farm- house where Sntailey said he put in I win- dow, and caused ev resldenoe ior rnllae sound to be united. was in vain, and the counsel hi bean to doubt the man's story. Aﬂalrs remained in this state until within a week of the Aseluaatwkloh Snisiley was 0 bottled. It ow heootnesn y to relate I ve eemsel, was ehaeksler. ms only oesnewtte , . one limit its teen -21-» . . _,_eIdsItatzhecpeewz:t— rig’ seookitlxa _ . ' if" ‘ tag i ‘fi‘;n1:‘tltlhe§’l" one see Ir _ ' _ put at ‘between $3 . Is’?! read. iikibriiié ﬁlter if owl-on he svsa startled try hearing nettle called baiowtise . éee It; on: hesaw a. mo etandin on the gem nit. ieckinx lowers} the window. the Ibryzx not out his head. the stranger me: "iareyae Hr. ueydottl" "1’!-tat they name," waetlse r y. “You wear ed down 911.1116 erryzlcoue (s hotel near t 2"‘.‘:.-r)<-mtg the river Ale-oi immedistdit’ the use said. “ft--gentlemen mm is also us of seeing you about the Story told by the one Smaller." ‘'1' zones 1: once " the lawyer mini. and he yet on socsmssddled a horse. and bro 1. ll round to the front. lie looked around or the meets or, but he was no. It I mrodetothe c.rry}1mtse.end Jetted there sets-anger to ausppe . Mr. Key- don ihirodner-ti. himself and saldha an, the; hgmwﬁgyh came. ‘reatta- ! Q . 2 . ”“Gl'&,to-lee en, kir. Iiaytlon. but I have ﬁongores ideas! tyonosnwantrrithtnethan Ir. In den war, in hirturo surprised, and on red to thegentlentan 2 ones at his being there. . "I havehosrdol thehorrlhle orisneﬂths 1 tie said iisadiknowit " ootmuttw . " gd°.ca_'I:l:very'd§‘y.I qni tkz_“nei;khor- “Wm I 8&- 0! the yo te- - on teen "°°*‘.i.""‘l'.?.""t.:"if’.‘£. M :fne.fluow :sethln.g.'.* “The nseasencer seldyou could tension th tobold ........-*....':=.... "W went. ‘Id ' vksso be his eta .” V;l§:-giifilf "“D‘u‘lyl‘1'h)‘:§l‘I";x:i$ downqend inni£e%Il.fIIIelI'iIIt.1iINl be cm: to r . as lawyer related the psrtleuias-I at the onus andhmrder, the so-amt of vﬂnalley, Indt Iota:-{told byhl . Whentiseiswyer reeehedth at ltw leh eelezed to the ‘lender’! bar 05 received his hmisee when 3:2‘?! xgmommu I lane-house in ‘me 1 exnumd. den inte . at “ oad God whythst lathe truth, assure I said It Hr. Elliot‘: {arm I: I am going now for the shooting) for I iortnl in during the Intneser. tor the or- poea cl slain in the Aim, and the very 3y I quilted the p I Icoidentaily brain a pace in the lat window. Hone of the family wre taI.xheltnte,aed hywhatl ered int): sflsxicr estate on to the house, as on live. Isltseeltsxsna It the window oalied (or as job. , I remembered the broken o, Ind directed his: toga: it is. He at so but when he wjaa bark the seek his it on ' been severely. 1 tool him into the kitchen, but everybody was in the hay-laid. do I get Illa some water, ands fine of cloth to bind esp his hand. "tl':en1u:a_1'r’e hints erowe piece, Ind keieti.‘ '& Iateulshnseetol the-liner cannot be dasetlhed. .- QQUCI u nltlunsl to when in». xsyeoe-Isa coin Io teodoud gets his uetilony. he audience were as- hloseewenttothejury. and the Ev-was etqultted without the jury leav- 00081. the trial, the prisoner‘: counsel, Ir. r on Od"rIoII.Ih lICJud|'ecI)ItV!l'I0d I-hsrenrer ioevldeaeedls-closed. . - eenssldlhetnooae Itt.hetarIs,Ioi'arIshe t..‘..,- «answers that Ilriodow eseom hrokenofansw-peas pot in; lieeoetke vale search toeerlsleaee to corroborate IN: sla-'1 story. ‘nteosavetselloe theausroed 'Kr.Xs ' Itevlotnvtsttssr h :- °.-......l.L_'';’............ .:.z..:. XI. . . I «-.. ...'k“°'.‘:.,°;..'°.'."’..:‘°.:'.:.::.*.s°- I eﬂ ‘use! and the me or alum I oath. which he did.” "That, Ir. XIydon."Ihe Judge said. "is I Yll y important statement. it use! turn out that the helper layout tnysterlona nsaseee . and the nun who ought to have stood w in the feloe's deck." 4: circumstance wee too remarkable alto- gether to be overlooked . and the some n ht tlt leelperywhose lane was Walter r . wns enutui at his mother's house lnllﬁgth. when asked to account tor oethedsyolthe murder, hedid Iodowxuc 2o’clockoiItllIdly wheaka Incur- .eon'I l|Iﬂ'I‘:.9I Ike lorryboa . hewsa at t Ferryllouseuntillsta lathe evening, but thatwas Iatlstaetorliydirprnved. Tkenheasld kesrae Ithelsewithhlsmothsr; bntitwss shown that his mother went that science: to I neighbori village and ion keyol heroottqe wl Inelgb r. Ind he ~ :.hItahIdldIet1-Items tillaiterh. llerries, Ilroad been though-llxue over nineteen, had y in prison mrthelt. and wserexsrdod as I bid youth. umber.-‘I cotton was d, and concealed. in thatch were found I jacket and skirt stained with .blood. me shoes else exadlyuvru ed with the root- printe on the ol Itroatn. the dimen- sions at which been taken. The young nus sloully asserted his innocence but he was loud, tried. mug. guilty sueasn. close Iiiernoeahe resolvedtohal.hI.end went to I pool about wenry yards shove the spot when the girls’. es were found. he was II the 1r:Lr' la hatil tlhe Mrils’ volcoisa such an 3 to t I use qeu see thgaitgovma. Bis p:1‘IionI were indented Ind qnlttin the water he hastily dree hltnselt an unperoelved to when his tiellrns were. When usey tint saw him the were ally alarmed, and the elder iie lowur lhe bridge. He seized the younger by the throat and threw her to the nod. senseless. Then he iollowed the t drr, who ran round the buttress of the bridge into the recess Ilrudv described. There he captured her, nndin thestzuxgle her. belt was torn oil. In this spot. by threats and promises, he forced the l to submit to hla unbrsocs. Then no led or up lowerd where her eisler wee. The letter had recovered. and was mekln an odor: to rise. [lorries struck her will his ﬂst Ind knocked her over. The elder sister struggled to got free, end uttered bcartnndlng shrleka. There was I terrible strugogle between them, and illcrriee seized the wider and battered in the girl's skull. By means of wales on lonely sprinkled on heriaoe. the younger rlwn restored to consciousness, only to sub- eotrd to outrage. She struggled and fought rely and the wmtoh ilerrios selred or by the throat and strangled her. Kerwin. Ifler ?¢l'p¢tra(lstg this fourfold crlrno took cl h I coat. the sleeve at which was blood shoulder iding the bloody sleeve and the bloody s'hirt It the same time. Then he walked 1: to the in-id.p.snd-rclitnbed to the nuslnro . Be hallnoteas-not detection, for the mall bother I was open to hle inspec- tioeiuring the w is or the Line occupied in nerpetr-suns his atrocities. He walked lsurely into the villsgre, no one taking any notice at him as It had been his custom to come hone in shout that tints every day ior twtmlfleart. Huﬂee was hanged It Alnwlck, in y, 1866. Tu: Methodist Kissionnry Genonl Com- mittee have inst resolved that the apggaprlu lien for 1878 shall be limited to $875 . Oi this suns $105,000 is to be spprs-prlated !or foreign missions. Tn: "cold weather II at hand: new hover over the stove, and avoid iresh Ilt‘_II'.Id exer- cise, it you would Ieversee spring again. Ill!BaO‘.1'l and Lowell's new books on now be soon looked for. both being wellmig renzathable story. Ir. Jlsydon, use glssiorlz through the press. warsald, inbewlder-' — ‘y the ‘ hatter yl. and lion: It carelessly over his. 3303 BEK.l$.4tRBEli9.- M ‘Ilse “freebies abhor: ﬁirseiev eed iiieix I {hen the In ¥orkW>rl¢.l There one I Zttti-e notice hung initia- gveen-rootn and the ‘iaaols entrance of the Cleselcat Arenas Opera-house. whisk its» for-gird sll mode ”intemIu:d” that “!11I'ﬂ‘Ir pui... It thus 3|»iwe or eesesteezeeeisriii be dtseontsnuetl tor the gsreeeat. mks-aeeau merited up will not he reeunesui. All sage‘;- mente csnceiéent. 2’eytn.eni. of salaries ena- peiodeti ‘outs: next S":-1‘-it. (signed) "Dem llzmnxmrtc, Director. " This rurt snnonnrsement “bred lion.‘-‘ It was hung up not 9 ﬁ‘ﬂl-0$§‘Pﬂ§h;g morning. and by It more weregérrsog symp» tone at a riot as the (:tusiz.-.s$’.'§.renue 0,9;-=3. house. The police were sent for. .8. strong detachnrntguerded the box oaks and the sale. which was empty. or unit? centuries. arrsg sion toe the stiletto at Fa-I Diavoio; the at iiliatn Tell hob nabbed with the iaichion oi’ Orlando. As for the ladies and gentlemen It‘ the ballet. they filled the ate in 8 Grecizn gills! Hlpﬁpou s r-qunru in my, donkeys Ind serum is the front. on rash oiileer did min; i:‘{.l .‘,‘."‘s‘l’:‘...’."‘.f.: ....:a""‘ ":.'i“‘.......t“""“ “iii head was Iabald III billiard bittzttee revolt- -ilnmturlu hsdpiuekedali hiI;hsi.r1?ut. IeuIel'l‘iI com «mt W. lntheheioﬂoe, and : “I think yon"d They] do some “- eyi" shrisked Donilernardlno. tearing his hair end about like I lobster in water; “III not total invent-vent! lhsnot iteaeseon here's ps failnrelen sborxionlaneesernble enmple or A obtuelt and tnsensibealisy to an-rt? Pay! Whats 113:3’ him wiz. eh! See!" And he seetokod money drawer tron the desk, turned it it I down and used upon the bottoms fashion, like Qltiip dancinﬁ for Mr. Samson Brena... "We 1, you how yostrovrn business: but Idosmsaetkelustieeol hirt peapieln this way unless you see ynorwsy tony ’ein. Bower-I yongolngte at rid of ‘Int? sue- you I send tor an no I the hose on ’eh for I while! '.“hat'tl doth business toryeu." -. \ a;*Yee, butyon Gbnoteonaeodertha boats} on holster}-—-it will dine Itaileei" P “ ell, wkeansnetldol Eden’: went to km-tthreepoorpeopio. them to lose their It tlseirhudl bro I In - on, eves; where I will make teen I--I -one Icldnoui Bllrsil’ will deeasnaea ens win so derma- "Ailrighti" said the lleniensnt, “but I- ;;:l¢::t mm then get a l‘reeently,' trees the-caterer the third tier din and inore was an instantanecne hush t is- our the excited hone, the audience crow ed as close as the could to the toot-lights. and the bane pro do ‘ I box. I great he I _e. The prompt climbed up on tkeﬁvlnn. soda venture- aonte oory ea Iwnng herself up by I gas- urocr. ' 2. "1isdem,"yelled DI-I Bernanlhse to the prime donna, ‘when one haatneh I erected voicessyon, onedeeswelltcsave it for the gaegelnsnd nos waste it in ulnnaloue to. "kidney! rnauaeyl xnonoyi" weebled the tenor, turning Ibout suddenly from the ab- eirsoted contemplation oi’ his lacing Don Barnardino with outstretched rue throuth house, xnadethewin den and the date shiver, the yainbbrtgn trouble and the "I will {lei-;sll:” re iedDon Ber-nardino. "I will not be no-crud. I will not he dreeveni I have lnetaonznch nsoney as you all puttogesner. Zlsohtttse rioan lo" onuegentesnd now you outrage me-—-ll - wlsal ltlsasbamel It is doesgrseel Ap- ponmy llanstisetnoatruiaodsnan llblle e qaet aha l'oro sauna I no! ea cone coder. end the hit was received with genuine ep- plsuse. “Yes. as I woman; "You would do well enough as the buifo of I mnsio ball, but on rnlatook your mung when you tune to Ilng in grand open.” I “When do you mean in pa net" shouted the thunderous basso tram tsge brsndlahln his eaussge. “ eoonss-us weekor two-wwlten 1:5 sli‘al.re¢re I leetle bit adjusted!” respond Don Berna:-dine. "He's adjusting his adairs now.” cried I shrill voice through the ventilator in the root —-the voice at the ull—l_:_oy; “they are taking the iron set; sail we furniture out of the Box-ffzcenow. The books have gone long I . A shout arose. “Thieil swindlorl ne- calI”snd there was an insl....taneous gen- erslmcvotnent upon Don Benutrdino. The beam (lung the sausage at him with unerring aim. and missiles began to ﬂy in clouds. "Out of here, Btgickl ' cried the lleutenent, astlstin mus n Bu.-rnsrdieo down stairs to than co. At the door the an rmrfloyel broke through the line at In nearly curled the man _-u by assault. Signor: Jsclnti tern away the cape tron his I: nor. mic. Lucie Pllstio. premiere, coat- nzonced beating nltn in the lane with hsrsllp- pcr. The con la poionsis of the ballot torn out his thIrt~ root, and the second violin madolrsmic blows at him with his I tnent fD!‘lIlu’l|’~t'll‘ib. “Payne!-, nai us!" they ehoutodinge the me upon . ll$\'I .'i.‘he llcersilied Ignln, rescued hint .. 'scorlc ltitnlcthestreet where the t at lru intoscoaeh. and foil b , h 2 blue sud red, premiers and oorrpheee whole oiling chorus of page: and :- wae ten rs idly cl’ until use s“.::“°:* ':.¢.'.::.°*..-==*“ o oretnrn o s .. 3 D0,, mmmtno ,;;.dhI . b 0 hit at’ the Th not ceneloth no I I list which he 1: a ngmbzr .4 iltlnaes Clnb.l:'-if the as us ultra o'/ 1.. right ni his be _( sueeet ed willst? , directors *3“ 1"" W‘ 1 . D Em‘ niuto $9539.23 '3“ (2 §'.i’.'£.‘... ..’i‘:..., .33 .... Avery ‘ xdgp t. . Gccr «Cr ’n _ w BIVA have knwﬂ ‘ —-’ s.'..’::e,en rjsttonhe portrait with I Issue‘.-ahdesers t;¢_g...,¢,~an 1,5,, Isrd. entirety! ‘they r, we-ducts of new llgseea, but rather or an excess of axial. ‘Ego will avoid the errors sad mean the winter- tuncs of the past. simple and Joyous. one, sxectio . Formerly I tow melodious voireerepabe of rules and dunes. atom a- umt obaaoe not elaborately drilled, an an etieciive arise (Fl-£8698, were all thst ouzdi. emcee demanded. Btmelnee the day when :*'"*:.'.‘.*;..*=*::'*.‘.:.n:*°*,..‘°..l ...... 08 l I 1 II the hentennisl year. He reeoiggd that the Igigfilldanehﬁl oosbeoosnpelled to to Be announces, for the cosine; session at unexunpisd lIlfI4£l0n.i—-Il8a'§.c- lions Indus will make the American open at 2816 unique in the annals of main. Anson; the prlnci oi ion 0! "Sibel ” in VI of grid‘ l:.I"e‘r.rl:'the viezoriiow 3.5: stun? 4: open wiliﬂsot tend by Miss: Iomztncnta. y entirely newepera in his elder style, anti ' ‘Psalm ' ' d Issues: In _- ones whdilid nu-afar." willdo Hruuuscmuvi lnlheseseestyls. Jletthe zleswill In many‘ patriotic In ntlnly new nature. hoped will eecure tutivereel commendation, the direeor has the honor :1; popular aria ct “!‘1Io‘:d— _ equate] real on , it cs 6 inc I eecund the Icnioes 9! I din geliat for that p IOCIIICODO “Y'ct’rmd:"not understand ' you nun '” 'aa.id Den Bernard! ' H‘ . slciu-ts will be gagtalt dur w'ﬁlt E}; I corner for their vlctsnil eosns tothe Oentenahi to nah none 034- the Anerleans. Exm ihesnover cheayly. I will be able to hire tbsxnch sous trouser: Ind an-mg renlilae." . i ’oﬁ!?Ont§¢ tseor's voice Itrnok up with all ‘land; Ce I York; llsjor n. n. Wilteotnhkof stfohnona. — w ed yes!” cried Don Barnardlno. angry by Ian‘. :1 ii‘. ’.’....1,..t.... u... examine the famous ‘ ' wk‘ of um .11..» There were Captain Eads and sir Char es llsrtloy, con- cerning the feasibility oi the Grant canal Incl the count, but the Martin Kear-y’s H took him thigh deep in the mud. and news- ellatsd outs -“ms-;““.,‘ ""°,... w wen as log turned her pmw towarde the city, while llaiorjtenysnd, of the United E - "t'.’§.'.3:'3.7.'s'.'.'.§°:'§‘“i't°r3. ""11. which I has memo m ‘ ' 5°- nstru-5 and Don Ilerosrvi Q -It ' 1 nylnﬂwveioned ln shrlll£!Il.lu:g;. ‘ l :eedr art’ twp. ﬁner insert 3 iwrtttzes 3 in _, Mtg at ieotrte or gjgngreme. eoeitt as ' hands, eeookrni éeﬁ s g mega «me. ram, fitoticsisswoeet test ’" W ”r;.*§§%**:.?r.Z”*:.l*s‘*.§;‘§:":' ’ -. - .3 Mod - see. dﬁeuwet ’ iaItgr1=snss.,1o§mt=na.; fund" :55! ‘£2: iosngorete as new scenes: is Gin me your eiteatiiion. on at ‘for; low. so. Touch the boil. Ah. thankei alter-sli3.eooo red littegry-end one glues: ‘Nix some irésv wit." e ﬂung hieerei: upon I lame. with 7.30 ‘lac-lilo 31¢ ﬁponn, M as ﬁll ltltﬁ. Iié ﬁt‘ 1.36 E12,} hi; 353363 ﬁg). neat: his hvcati-uu.ttode of iisgoieoe med-in text diwpatcbee. .. human . “Knot 2 write thmw “Elam!” horsspnededz “one can convict 3' ziszitl zhemwis in . buteknke e.°e“..“..“z.....§: at hmbo:e/‘hot:-m zrioeew taste st escapes, no heat to so-non them: -annotated tenet mum sai- asre toele. " ’ sail: he. » f " Ind tug-bubbled leftist! eyes: It Ell lozen- . o—— _ - re 9! the xgeese 059056.. signer ‘ardiuoierras: tozdsesuhet the errors were. season to be lose;-ttrzteti Hoyle is eoloszer art, It in 3 science, {Gatheri- Richard Wagner-chartotan do was in dia- Mcsl—in listenin to (2a«£rt3v_.s‘s§e1 teclhed -to Beethoven‘: lﬁtttic, detosn edqthe true xoneum ofcpexe. the em: or directors has been utercleed upon I sets qualities oi‘ inlet} ii}: fglﬁh as low peeloas. h rinse mixed- : a1l¢:i'(‘If£I§fIi~ seenrzmuelastsoscerssle‘ edthetat lsi.nsse'lt,.Les§r- mouth in pursuit cl haiafthnilexp on. eeaeou. I enc- Il ttreaio illbe but - lolnwd l§':En:1-‘I 0! Eggs It will Tend! contributes an I ball I centua of battle. 1 an entree? petnbero! the seeing, will ntrodoae lgtest American Iirs. ‘As an and one which itls to snooueee that e lots.” will be nearly SYN}- '8ifoor Bee-nardlno, who is new in to- ! I ___. !‘Here, I ssyl‘ Hold up here! lost I wtllelhrtl" °"!'hls.Idveri.iaexnent is not to pace: tor Bewniirdloo. to- t weeks t " aid Doss -have the —eoItos1on. I "£e{teo:,ssso do not‘ nutter- stul, snail voice was ~ceseuslndin¢ npggugggq 1.’ 3 o _ - - 3;“. Enos.-ad: weaker-like inn. with 719- nsrdino whet: new in rape, tel piss “I‘|S'-h§"¢‘;t:¢!JlIII0lI,IIdIlI£llI1’MOII|0IlUI‘» rgigfgyl-g,¢'1§,.5..gg‘¢T:.:.;3 "en '2'’ hriekedtke ‘ donnal ‘P ' ‘"1"’, 1-,...’ " I"'°°"“' .:.:.'t...:..........'.::.:*.:. .. .22 5* P-~'- “I *’~ M =- d elxtaneee I burl. Tho. ihinglosnyl ‘Order! Siienoel Listentothe " luttnn:t''t:I.In:d ftaasryion swtedlar ed the nineteenth oIss- I‘§g§gﬁVﬂ|gnﬂ'¢” gm “gag fpﬁ°gg' I “llut," said I'._ “Show the alcksns—u for I broken nsercitznt I utrsther strung? no. at locally. “in- I drug it our market next or . nae know In one Prl do!" miss lae't§°°§'d eedclothee. iheywiilaﬁ onto! I-Iloatioketswi Iooonnt." "When when you announce the ‘Hibe- lnn en yeunelt!’ §k;a::lrIini,eu1-.I‘r;§}l’e. “ eneyi nsoneyi Give mt‘-’:m,a¢r;,1u to ‘ eagle , II eegnge I I - "louknoweesueonhasbeenatotsi hli- 1; nalgupggggnt em meg math,‘ ‘m“""” - ibe ‘paid? It Is poaslble that you are "P-sauIrnlam1"lntsr|>ohtId-b1n-- young It. When you In steer you will nosed chorus-singer In ablanketehawl; "you amp .1 [M gun, qty. gu . gg . 33°" 1 5'" WW 0535'“ 3‘ h°¢'°1’’ zone and leave no new. I would . “Bran v-I 11- 9-11 He'll It-.1!” llmumeer you-lnlnyh-ee U141 ¢|'i¢d- And Don inn, ewnhbin his red “But when!” denuded thosteoior baeso. nu“; gonna. __ Grant's Vinkabns-3 Ousal. Bnnald as use “.‘m..s..".".i yesterday ei took charge oi’ our visit- . eonbncteg 81: Charles L. Hartley. ah Jansen B. Beds, oi etty Bebe:-ts Sl|0l1|. - .. ew e) Wu. 1!. .Judson and lie of the How Orleans Tina, and escort- dim to the to; Biglev. kindly tendered. gt , I-‘lower-roe ti: Co. the Kerry whargiboni. to o'clock. the Imed up the river to Grant’: worth- ?art di.ee1mbark‘odz.l,t} en: t on pc 1: . hinh can alone “point I moral or adorn I em: comments from Learn: were lost in Colonel unge for shore,” which do assistance for extrlestlon. n the exuninations probabilities ol the out-oil, lsnznodiate, the States (AWPI. communicated may interesting .§§"t'i'mtu at distances. mine, m.. kcrose tleepsninsuvia. ‘ A Woman of the Olden ‘noses. men the-rrsakswt my.) lI_¢:e1a.1 “.auntI‘nnlde Flowers" isthis resistin- hle character, and is known all overuse Gt river country, eithy; nally o-Ina} te yoonﬁ. ‘Na Sh * ennrr;L:{1 “bud nu l'f,;;j ..;:,‘ ..-:‘;°.u,-..l‘°.“’°.....'==»-n§"n;-h:,; ‘,1-,,=.-,3: Wednesday ¢"’”";§‘h° ﬁn‘ uni. but with I '55“ D: " no M“ \?:06¢lVI her" rlredtmz use in the events; :rindi.I€'.nnl.dI . The n‘i::.tdlro.l‘ ~I'I?|“-mm’ she wzesu hes‘ <1 ‘ “*4 " . II I‘ no Innnhcf ii‘ "" d°‘ ‘ti some ‘Earning the use up 10 wgufog ,,-_. - Id sotlﬂd W5‘ ., 3’-°*"l°..'i"£*:‘-.=:**..+‘..¢;‘st.:l:.*'.*.::*::::.°.r:1.; aha ' . -all t e 1...; er: eooelllvdi’ '95’: ‘'°‘’' —--~~=u~.:**-*t.':..:l,"*‘.%§.‘;°” i f;:;'IlI!|" . h_%“é'- $3.‘; 'g:1vou'l§ _ tes:.she._ , xlyghk: ......-», . .<‘\ ’ I | 4 3;" .~- . . ,. ,, f 3 1 3' ' 1 . :J ,l ' 7 ‘ ‘ 5 fa ' . .. . - ‘ . " ' . . ; ".‘€’Z§ '.’.li'‘» '! ’ I ,, _ . . - - . ~. .'. ' ‘ ~ 2 , .- . : . . .2 .. . . . - . 5%. Imus. 6InIn— mm: ~—-ﬁnﬁghmmiaf 5lmt. 10 .__‘_,u H ’ - ‘ :- l - I »' . . X : v 1 A . ' 2-. . 1.... -1..‘ """ ' <:- ‘ ~ ..~. - ; J _ ., 5 , "Q n" x_ mg. ' _* ‘_ a. g ' uélf_'1ut1£dd"l as _ w y}! gggggi-g~v .f2.rt_¢_n2§3:2;>4"‘¥’e r‘:f‘§aaz£.,"sral£Ete- - 331333 gg::lfka'a:I:‘k:{£?rIl°I:’:'.cn6n‘tlluda. : wan to Ev-1.54.13," ' to-. w“m us“ -12," ' - Ti!‘ SI;-I”). _ "‘ ~-lawman 32.13:». .:’*'§u;;tam&gil.aas=imm~ -~ .........— rxtaxbatsau, . In,-trﬂotm. aqua-9. nqggudgp-ggqgﬁ_|g¢,_gr 97.1,‘ b‘ H ‘Egg ltlnulhstnn; llsosnhinrynpotz _ gum ’ j K b ,‘ mé lirtskm in: A 5“,a.‘k 6‘ “am” ;!wi,‘ saivxergem, it g._;,m.;~;_-, 5.930,, 3” ,,¢.,,_, ,,,§.;_ M 'l‘uBlnv~a or loIwShnvn?—Oous!t1!¢-*' " ‘Wu ' muu6onnmua- “MIMIC ‘lowot. 3' ilﬂlﬂl". .. . W‘ n‘ '“"'m’ - '3'" ,, ‘ .hcI!§e“'tr!lhi§o':liI£ . . an irﬁhlibe mum all ﬂ-Lites; ﬂame. ' "‘°=P**=**L “.6-» t:'=s??21‘erl lzxzxaeemas, sstterim ' than: fat ‘rlmnu who Oonusrnrala-to Amlmxeu pcmatﬂoﬂ‘ a ml“-h°“t.,; “ﬁg! to nu “Ia rlllV.£¢ « “'57 N'-l<10‘ll& tsaronv 2,5, wndmm, 1, _ ' VI; then: r. . _ Bil!-Gﬁ Lhomrperlx nvnnsuon. , - .. = - . _ In , '. ' . ' tfrvm ma B¢1’t£ﬂl Qmsl .,r3!«-.-1-l~w.3 . . B (11: tholhnrherln Ill; Don n ‘h a; nu‘ . ﬂu). it 1 ‘baths axircum. m nlrespnvtfzw ,_ _ rats 3.9-nxr. €81 8 uonwwdtrnmnsn llonsqnuhnna. 9 . .. . . 0&3. I vﬂﬂﬂﬂ Q '5, . Th 3,‘ 3 1 Mg *3 2“ as 41”“, , 3” ,9 _ Wmmm, ,,,..,,n,-, r,l;t..1 A, .h,,m,,m,, ,m,,.“.~m.,.¢ um . ":1 g :15. um, _ . , _ ‘ =_ .1 531.... 3. 5.‘; its ‘rm: ‘iarrahx in ; mar: qnd unkzloanm, we etc has am 5 ll .18 _ . = I _ tntsﬂ ta, wbsznm: gills mag: :92. is run‘ M. h, who to secure his own oun- ?r1dn glvu Iopndh aauthusl mm was been no pqmngq ' ‘fifths; Wee non-.1 veztu moo zsfhaln mm glv ng -ll mac and lmwon at —g,.;.,,,. $,km,_.,'n “gm; mg“ gmégg cg .-:.Ly.; bué. it zmm urtreri mzluimu ma 3.... P b i o hm pmvmad “mu” ...,.., .¢.,m.. than mm mu» named’ estu pm...‘ “ .u V . 1. m Q 3, go» Ix-tn unplug mwhonvu. hit rctldence. H: I: sent otter; upon cm: D“:h_,,md in ;M.,,ha%'7“,nn_ﬁemN.. 1 amﬁaum. u.~2;;:£e:».rq amine! sf .3 my. fan W1 “'9” ° "3' 1 d A do-v I'M" , ~ to; nth-« Ouoxw :0!-‘em-vino arr. mm. antﬁlikuavmloat losstorne-teusliol - . Q‘ .m aw. 2!: “ml mwr. 221 make-um mzwm » .~=:ze.=._.z Elam with two wings. n good mtg an at $00 $0 uaﬂmwuwﬂfgqn ﬂanlla‘ use null wmla H“ ah-.,..Mun“n ﬂu“ mg mg mIn.,,, 011-,,1¢._g°, ,,h,,_ 3. ._3,,,}.;., 3 «one mld an 9: _gr . min: «A H smxxatemrut m-mo .m.,.;..,,~_;,,.,,mm 5: “,5 mm. Fur I‘ |* “W M" d““°“" ‘° “'4 ‘h’ 1m'§?vm'i':t?woym: uLunf'3:“u“w-w.‘ ' “ .S ‘J’ W 958 ' 5 7 lxe:~p:t':-7 hen mo in mm m ’ 1"‘ “id ‘W: "W97 10* =1 WW-‘M dmm M has. mernilr. "*s‘vnH1’>w*” 9? Wm 59*?“ ”‘°"* “""“"““'““"" ?°."‘“’* °‘=‘ M-W->=& 3*! l mu: I.l:mlhn!atmol'." sovmto qtulntoin Whlealarheor morwunus-yacuuﬁmlsaio. °°Im¢1¥’%h¢' 'I!i15.lMﬂ’.d°iﬂr*ii-*3 .su.nm'l.o gmuuu um-1. Bhmafi !wmm=- um s-Boalvi um aocurwaxkr :e~;::ssﬁis“slxa ""’3‘“° "‘3“"*‘*"""‘““~‘ ‘>**““ *“‘-=* W-3 M ' r - 1, ,5 .Lnd.nuc.ktzueB'q uau'uIruI an 1 French. But it V031 5! IIﬂ0Il'WN“¢V. 1:0 mm vnﬂsnqulul atom ~-~-**- M- 3: 5‘ 3,3 m ?‘”"'8'”*“‘T" ‘'’3'‘‘’‘'’‘’“’* W93 *0 "wins: ﬁlled D060? D°7“" “"d‘3" “M” "5 “’ ° N’ nu: 'Iu‘nI.<mo'n ‘ ‘ lfmmt. Dr.‘ ‘Inch “J.houﬁi I13 116 bluudurn. boa tbcgﬁl my lsenrthom all but that}. 1; ngggor woy_K_ :05 mﬁ 985: $8?‘ 05 ‘Pm 9351139 9‘? 91‘? ~ the rwm ivmu-esz ml‘. E:-ewmw 't§mpma~ec:" cg the unlblnn-nl was to In an pamapuon .-{gdwug u.1,..,a. bn‘;t:%d?I. yum}; us. got gap in gunner ‘blouonaﬂlgzs _~,____ 0: mums 3.-hue lndlrsduslmrs are §n_5o:na ﬁ7s%¥igfsn; Eiistlﬁedmm “m&§'vg%x>~a\; nqong man. .Iuuutol:urouI.xant!§ mm. :m,;""<m,,- . ';h,,,,,_,, ,l,_ - that was 1n.bI uvoctgd’ mm It *ﬁ~ m,,,.,,,:;:;-,,':, "-m,,._,,, How am. snmm read to Sqbor 143- m“’59’"“51°'3W'¢V9TYmN1l839°?“*“C‘3f 3;: 3‘ :3 ..i, ‘* ”‘’’‘‘‘*“‘f‘’** “S”; um; "u .1. n . in: who let I: ‘But Ilia in» I H ' 3 u . . . . £4 £3 *1 *5 5‘ ‘)5 £33!“ ‘4~“*» 5%. *->*=« bemglnlerpreud.I|pIﬂe¢I . ~ Y s . mun thu. l'lorI,llL‘l£II\IIHM “V” '50“, mi “Wu nu‘ ilnuumathanlan duuuvny. 4: :78 3- _ ' .er;,zn.d lnsynimlng vmemxlm only? e mi,‘ . my earn” m_d9,,.. mm M 1* at cm who alnvon htnneu. The Il>9-|1°l1-Iﬂll "’°‘i“‘.""-=““"'°“°""""*‘ ’ pm”, “,0 [g g.-.- m. 1.,‘.,..;g,.u .11. ‘M, w_F»°_5“d l”a‘_Mn mwgud ”"'°“*“1°”**~'**°"=*-‘¥ <“-'-* “"54 and yerwnxllxg or ~::m~m are said zobezlm in almost:-am: very {ooilala llemm, Elm ;: olDr.Davo’u ‘n or lhiq any. lmnm 1I.W|!w,¢t$~¢_b: pouttxmgnnth-M ’ bmuse hmonguu me and saw. nu:=lharnu:lto|1v~n ‘ -‘dm ’%*'”“" ‘W W‘ _m°"* "°*“>*W“h ruling elements and um inuminxlan am 4-rniitmahé Wm $1‘ 029 mm“ math. 2 ta nu“ M “H mwtﬂabnhnvahltpicy avuydny. and Htld “man than ‘"1 u um “M ,3 I >mw’ , ¢m,,°u1un L caravan. and but bean Nrungthanwd in H3: war,‘ it mt mm in‘ mg *3“kgnd.9gina_ ‘vfﬁ-1-lghgg Mg; 3-33 311“-1191*“-3‘“’r"[3" - , in tho Iilﬂlod I55 bttiteuoon yarn and ‘ndgreumnk m‘;'u..mn bro“ 1“ hr um - m,¢yng_. hm. 1 lie! that he is lomll; unlike other meu——.n x 3" "959 “1 93 33 mmmm fed,”-5 > ﬁg,“ mg, gr: ;gh,.a g.Ine:thcstul:y,vouhlstvark;nd.hnvoo shins ma, uwudaadnrhxhlxlﬂo ya maul: um hid" , “.1 by an "ma ‘km, N," rm. ;.v ;..-.-....1 an an mﬁdﬁ hm. taetoully unlike rmmy o: them. He snszgy at mu-.u rad nerve woulti hem some ﬂgggldg §-ggmt ‘ mm-._., «W1-lg 31 mo. M. lhelnnllmégablggobafupuot-u olxthugn logo. n‘b;‘¥:l‘O°l§°dh1I:I°.v'l‘91Pn|;!°I(>1¢.l;!g or 03,‘, oﬁm, ,u,,,,.,dd,4 5, 13,, 30,: O! ‘lﬁ:l;u¢tw. ?;:P?:$§ 31;“ long. .212; ‘gown: way ipdicsled in Ms nun-turd form. Buttn mmeﬁzﬂggm wm$§~m;'n1;ﬂ rm’ Wm mm" 1? We meirﬂéy ” mm“. 2"‘ J - 5‘ “ﬁt 53*“ 15‘ “‘“‘’"’'’“‘‘ ”"' lt:lD0Il:‘:"1,|0t T!I“:fu1I‘:'°hLh.b.t.uther‘ﬁ§!‘;E“iIz #3: ma “a“u"';Llum':l:‘:t&. 6:? gaétsvl """"‘d 9'“ M30" WM 8 1'40?! 016 ‘M17 in we "ﬁn" )1" mm‘ M’ mm," "mm "3 M 27$)" 1393342 §l l‘;-gbsaxnsltxm: Eu}: 5;» mcumumtho axm_and-ltw 0* Dmb mm 8!: but as is alwarthnlau on o! ,,,m,,_ 0, an, M “,5, W,‘ ,,,m,,,, _ ‘W W- V“ “ st. 1.t_sula§,. land the nu: etuzlnun immense rnergy of body or of =mn<1- W '<3‘“" "““” mmhzzbaud. use awn a§c§es«x’ans me In. I3nl-ulth.-):_n:bIxs‘:cru.:ba.ahnr:Broo‘t- m°I-1»i0!NIrIﬂes%1on- .TIm‘§, an I1 9 ‘H331 Baum 3 . we an q’nll.'o' In the curl: Ana-now: maam. mo-. ‘°?“?“°-‘*0 £"=*- 1‘ 5* °°“'d- Tim *1“ ° W” m I1‘-“mm. wv-fret we vow and maven»;-as msmel tloisoxnm uaméem mes. Tees: 1 nan t'n-mbcrlrixda-2 imlrlhh hullltlptc .IIu¢0lII!lm¢ddI1L1 by H13 91105" I11 5 PT‘ .50“ §, -6 “.1 I ‘run an-um mmnﬂ ho!!! hint . ‘““PP°‘"“°““ ‘° °’~“m"'-“*9 ‘°' 35*“ *3‘ are so lama and aevold at will 35 lo anggggz nr-2-mt woman’: m.re;.§:m laoir sud «ﬁe ha- . gm Twang. an Iuggtlnadtnsdllslloa nu. hull: of In on, wntwknh onxaémuz" ‘.3. 3, ,. rcwuuzwunmuﬁuhuulga pociod hsbunuluarlclz mztnlxy my damn: or want”. The “emu “mix” M: mum“ ﬁmg mmmgdt mug... Lists a H hamlet; 1:1: uml.-,.uqu_solaun me, In allowing: young man In buﬁ s IppIl- mm “mun as "in ,“h”, ‘ha ,_ Luann” ua'mou-Doha 30.“:-‘.:a)_<Iuum bu *Iuh‘;Iu(cﬁI:g2ragx§.a$1’z,l:‘}d:.;dK:*l.lr‘;e‘-“.1 1:3 W: W: an ‘raging Mam“, m 5 co WM: ...m~.k VX2196 woman. ms» ocunglaasaﬁ 25» - w _1I_ho:uelvtnmsltllst§lH- aunt: at the razor with Ma Q? 5): year 3”“, mu “ H” mm,‘ um,_d,1‘, u, v"d°:’¢ml‘¢‘udw_u’“°. 1 t ‘:4?!’ x m A. :1-ll ‘ - Pa . uunml sum: and its: that is ahxrvii 1;g¢3gof':lI gum, K‘:-‘lnttoi-:pnblIo. 1 cl: them would n_aInsln to him fly rent: 0 mt mum. 53 "aw NW“. m...1“‘1°_ mu“ 1’... _ goglnln gr 1: stair-1 ring ‘.1 pgntln P cumin!/znldon or eonlrql. The use In equally mnml xvr-Li. tmimtim-iv gsﬁnu aunts)“; na“"b°‘.ho°¢_s9 nun or non». b aw in ahnvlnglltc. Mu minutes purday oqnulgno Kim“ ma ‘M Tmwuo mbunmuw. _ . 9 0 ma: ‘gieiheattvaﬁn we-1:“ an ligucn A,e.,om O, “$.51. mmmzmw, A“ human molrier ct \. a steaming mqsugray, 3;. M. _ .q,,.,,u.m ‘mag, an I med mankind tut bounuad three minutes per week, b: It y- V , ‘“¢u,;~h.,;.,,,b,,, “mm um ,,,,,,.a, an n 1 e‘ 00 a bum! 0* lxaqénméﬂe Srmmuﬁ M "1, MN MW“ m,_m“.,_, mm fun-,.r«d. l'.os.\:1.Iu.ll;'s . united r.rJ2'.s,‘hsa- mu. 3;”. Izenrnedll-callus vubou: written to tourhoarsmdmlrsy-nlx minutes per narﬁ Aoumous ﬁlmy‘. ‘I51:-bf? -ﬁohynwglnowum. , -Ttlslrhen mgvattlﬂoz 3?‘; at M ﬂu gd mm.‘ , t . w_r_¢i,hmé_ Hm hc,ky,ﬂ_aMm: ‘km’ in pm‘:-nhis-tulthialn d upaa the rutanllon lnmy you-uthcsbmr will have fonsgoma - ‘o|£u1:ton;I'n:dII' “ra:m1:du1oac' M W?“ gurus i 43 ﬁns new i. Jhen um dtﬁciwcw 31107-3 vovm mm sexau otﬂae Ems-l"x9 an 6% w mum em "3.h:d:3[',“’!':ﬁ'£m. 5;-_";;w-,, mg}: ,*::,;,*,~g",;g-n*},.;:,:;%‘ﬂ£‘i.‘;‘§.’3.‘3.§“‘?,§%‘.“l‘m&‘:2 ,, ., m am mm 1 ° ................w.§‘.".‘x....... ..:.,2°"i;2?’...‘:’i.:.':;‘£§.’..,,.1..?“:'.‘ff‘I..§.' mi *"°,,,,,,."’“‘~,,.,..”“.".,:;.. ‘2§2l—f.’ £’§2a*"§§i“Z° 3s‘t.“.§’.§}".’..‘:E..‘.,:‘:“T:.f’.i..;i’."‘ “‘i,.l“:4’*°“‘ *1" . ’ ‘ t r W ' , I: _ . an 1.2 In coat 1; slaw at tuturo ll. would nu.-sly him ' by uven. 3 ms tired hunt! Ila rglnoty :§,?",,§,:,,,,,;2'°:. we g‘...u-,....::’ g:-,””M§“’:h"‘:'B:;:; mu :1: lxlcegu -uapstoth! Riﬂe!‘ 3% 00- “*3 «parnomge. . ‘ﬂail 1015:; Mn and, {any aunt: W0 W-I-mlux -vjsmynahy w :5 wizlewhaul. but been 11-10396!!! ‘M INY4 °-‘*ll‘‘°‘' “‘ "*5 “°“”‘ "‘ ““""° '“'“d" “ n “W” l.lo\uo—'lYte1rllaaovory|nJ'ouoy 01:1. ‘rows. tnsournq ha:-I. ',“k'‘‘ 3 °“-, , . _ Q ¢«mm1.g1pg.1n.u.g ﬂﬂﬁgfnt rggd mg 31. nucleus! bright and gay: azlzeljxzale qmle book Genuto, an thn peculiar peull.y1n- honrleuonu, It in Dlllnli Ovid“?-. I" In-ID T lﬁmmx‘. -,-0,, -m,,,_, : Dccstnt..tuu-alhyapnvoannllaclthaonon. gem“, 3,”,-,,. 9;.‘-(11:34 mm, gxpgﬁgngmﬁ hg alﬂercut the lemon us: the zriaum ls Illctod an the mm! or Adam bscmn or bl: 593- uuﬂlelant tor the nzulument 0! almost an)‘ (These slurs rep-resent drtnkswfarly drinks gun mm¢,..¢y,,,,K,,h 5,. “gm” gnganmwg -‘ to much. The wgtmm cgggoi, 1;; I h W106 0130-M-7|“ W88‘ 1: hﬂo.-{lhol lugsuu tun: am: to he 2 ” nature In the rlmuvul olfanne. An nod-am languIa;n- Lot no one alto it to: Fnucss Ho _ . - or w n we I I “-3 with thinoohk mums. ‘ml: um in not wnonowins we do emzem. mother or me gﬁowlng n the nu Pu: uulhtznty, lLsop- gﬁnnua. however, Rut. tho Limo spent In ail: .. 1«ro:g':‘l°»‘:f; 3:&g“’§Y:“&h., no: ‘N _°1.'nu moon In an Mn. 3. mt ln_ do-Ipnlr. she bu! thlaflghl um ‘-,h,.m_ mi,“ 9; ‘u gwfa myﬁg has man. ﬁt: age, Whsgvw M um: pouime pqnentj poﬁztaxulunlly 0 ma lwmty-sow 1- win; It wutedor would be nod .1! ‘tall in. w h“_r°‘.”ww on ‘mt. ' .1“ “ma” uguamumn his reiannuuon an mmglamdland now tha bem,”m,=w“mn,,cuu¢h"wh_ new ,.,g,,g;m,.y,§;,’ 1;, ,,,,.,,._M, :05 “mm” mm oath wine of um nlntteonth all: us: or Illa bend: were unlvemllr worn. banfdmua; It can mutunn 1 ”t°hdxmn“m_ my an gut,‘ _;m.Md_ hnww, nldmnn wan dnlnltsplnbawl ncnlznotsrer ,.mp°mh;m,,u my 5,,;°,,g Q“, wolqd, thntofber camxnwionz mm} mm hm-'s,‘;1h-3 book of Lnillcxu. wnml: Is an lletnh “ta bommmed. can-axon-11;] it man be rant giaw‘ {K°_g" um ‘, h. m mm mu-all scum: up. irmny aha L?ou8ln.her of the So can «mm putmo lrnstin such 5 mm ﬁgwr. W’ 5m mm W1 hmat we=~===%==2~f mnnosrounutne oomcn ml your ml». clean. wdto pmemitl uxllritnﬁ bunt? it cewuawﬂﬁﬂw mu 0‘ 3 ‘M o‘ ldnxouuollliyj-uqlftmoot mum |n wsuc-t certain nabrlm -giumﬁ of nmtmmtty. The whole nxnmu aver! V’ “'“41!“°*‘“‘°'“° W5 ﬁn 6"!‘ W15 “"1 nellhcr than thou mu the consent at thy mun! bonllud, combed, utmlrod ma loud ad. 1“ - . in .6’; hum“, 01 um. y1lnI;]-ﬂnut Igotalﬁanxrml ""lbl50“IIJ11llIﬂuQ‘|lDI‘ with ovary Kl!‘ cle qx upwml, M the Emma Chmk The sgﬂm. Mr g,m._.,;g,_;,._3m, “,3 pm” ,' mm, to g“, 3 b“,¢_n Tltztdlsctmlon will nenr be all» . lnheo on the axtnngagn {omen no dtudlcﬁomb “ﬂaw: on mg “ml. 0: tr uuwﬁm “:1 Jun. toad nntlluao ﬂuent sequins Llullng dls< mum 1,“, he“ no Prwy wukun ; mi: 33 pmmme am” ,0, wax“ Y “M, mm: “ ““br.un{1tt"Tmmm‘“ ‘to “"8 ‘.9 f'§3§°t§‘' '12:. ':n\§:h ‘:3 x;£KtPi?:1n§;;o¢‘l?l‘s¥tan°t? 2:: Lgigxgﬁ mayo’! 01” no ‘who, will 1 unolrlﬂlngn ' ' Q“ ” tn‘ §3":fy13x}:’°". sh‘ Muuﬁnd ‘°""’ ‘ht I mu‘ dullued towtrow.‘ he woulﬁ dun gﬁktﬁﬁgwgiﬁﬁgihwg arm in ambula- talu ac on‘ caps pace war at -» . _ .3 . . . t . of mm, B, .1 m 1, .1 3.9 ms. am 1 _ -m . MB is tn a hasty even though it bo..131teIlIh$t hronulllnl who _ gun utggsgls a t_ 1 on spin or that “ho malt $IOdhl!1IOI0£ ‘:3: !$l.IIboIztu=O‘;I‘.,&'?l33l1¢‘1l;§|5“!“‘1'-"5"‘-3 Sh: Lfallon at the vrdns whlalg ma xtfgmﬁv mgd mm Inﬂux go r; “mm, mﬂved W!‘ ‘mg ;\;n_dPm"p“d \ uni-cdoni, unknown in entgntrla chm. run time. And. the bllbcl‘, ul _ um: bxglann. I!!! XV“ “W” I. '9 .. “;"“K.N m§’f"'{,”a_.. ., “an” ‘*7 Mild: “'3 P3 3°30 ‘£5: *'“h3=°H "'3" ‘ not would not ha aoaftnutl wank. an ml! or M orlimba night on mm» sums atamury. bum: no warn lnevluhly stunt} upon lnreulllynbunemttorotlhpnoo. UR-x -.-Ag‘ . . 1' 0" um “um w'n“_,_w_ . mice. wbtsin *1Ih~'I% bwnhlMI1n'tM'r- gg]f.¢¢mp].cgngy bughmag, humus with is an and wulevbma zhnw Elm Im<-othé¥1\tITwl‘!9ﬂ-°»m*!“I- Tho il>911- -—---—-.-~. V W‘ 1“ 3°“ mu “.3 ,,,‘ "3 mu“-Tdmnuon-nywoa Alum ‘ﬁx clmomo dﬂnk but on at B ms-L -cum mam n1hy1"orhumxn.auturo1nd caps. womsnwin mm mrﬁvrotay mm: I-haw- ealmn .l.hobr:|Iox'. it ‘Or’ A CUBAIN PBISOXEWB SSUAPE. ken I ,, , ﬂign. 39..,,:M.;“.,.n.1;.u.u.g‘;u ‘gﬁgnlggigggnizeftalzkm H‘ “mm but le- me of “ms “nu, m,",., mm 3. gm, ‘ﬁg- £1‘l§Hn}!;ilDd1h£!.’§:!f,1’§-D(‘!lb“\:!‘;%Iﬁ fl-was uo bg Illiiﬂ '‘ I :no . -———- . - . . 5_ I . , WW’! _ 7 ‘ neat. 1 gm; "*1 t urn Vt mm :2: .8, 04.201 work. GVL The odanlsla‘ win» 1am- A Joyful Icons; on the an at 3 New W“ "‘*ﬁ3°‘.'- “'5 “'P‘“'{l‘;~g m‘&“}.‘:-g=*° “’ .01 'l““;Er rm“ 533°“ ‘"9" "'- "3¢tW‘ W308 '|“m1i1. 010 Kllv" wicdolufojlshh 1.3.1,”? ’ ‘$31,111! hﬁgfymhi "Phone arms £4 bfmitl have never hem: the p a nu bum: but we the-laud are Jenay:Ball.wnrBu on. 3"“ 11331‘ . M u°.hl'm-. NNMI 5- 6|!-!¢|=.1=m' ',°"°" ~ Next morning ska-inoreund the data. all u, ‘O, u,, mm,,,,.,..¢ 4: 9... .’..,.3.rro, hnnen sole nde:_.-‘co’-‘Int this w2ll~eondl- ml ed with Willi - 110 WM *'l"“‘°' fl’-omIhu saw-rt Jon -3 W‘ ""1 M u ‘D’ Q tI"°:rQ nnmm 1-5. arousal in lcnlhfrt. """"‘ “"'°°""“";u“"’ “'1 ‘*'°"* W “W1 M .01 man mm: mm. 118: ram and ¢ol't.u.ltn- Ilcned pair. . °I’i=‘.".'M!h' this ’w’-neuter in Imus): mun bewnw last hit Iiilﬂxutt. kl! 0n'l‘uosday Iﬂernoon. while Int: HAN ‘ - ' » m " I volnmlu duh luau Ln?‘ 5' “"“ ““ﬂ"F "‘ ‘°“"h' u-°.‘1"‘“' “"9 um munture Man axooptlamllyatmng xnd. INN LONG‘. 3 1lW:h-l|Mﬁ_My~M-It Sn *2!- ¢°um.;,.n.g wag mnnsuguwonutlu, whllo man, I uleamxa torshlgw Yuk m,pL|ndv “I00! Wjllianll. 1%?! E!" 1130905491 _‘_k,_,, .:nL_md_ noon, and want am. to dinner. (‘snore wu H, mm, mam“, go, 31,, “-3 ha“ 3', .1. numcigg, Ms lg-nomlay. us» the vlotlxn 0!’ the modern her must uoudl lug on Lhn plntormot-the nation at Waverly. “""““‘ w‘m-‘” 3' I bu?‘ °t 3*?‘ MI: | ~33»: kl “W1 W‘? “"1 “W17: hi” “*5 M3“ mm‘ . tﬂclznl warkmw. not a lntkle-helluva-“Th: w“kv33.iif"c‘9 5*} - n9."r¢‘“‘°°UPh°3§°}' 505 be more lhnnhnmnn la uuwcufully alone hi: 1 seedy, wqrn-out Lump came loddlnx “’°“‘.l" ‘M '°t “"1 mu-°ﬁ mg‘ rﬁlknﬁtlgﬂ I. grow new.-no t all. And add. as he Iupad his L-.,p,m.e,.... «hm ," mum magnum ‘mm ‘.ﬂ(qgg[§§g"‘d¢[tﬁln'(. gﬁE5{¢-fﬂ§‘r5§.:‘¢_\_1-3;-C ,, am spins! mu reception at the I-tut mom! mug, ml at dawn on me Ill! a. ¥1'hllo In Euvusﬂll 5 in-h’U»°‘§|°5'~ *0.‘ .4 1 To Am 1 M -M . » mu n=«3§I!_l'-= , , - whom mun: comm. mveuauum me. ncoxnr cnmaxmxngnm zmu at In pleoea; or nlnciout gosaip. - this position he was I chad by '31“ ‘“'““d “° 5' ° ‘ *°°”' "ﬁn {'3 g:$,¥;'°“, "3 ‘I, ,'..,‘;',¢».,....," 1‘°“ “=3” “"° 5° ‘ h°"“' °°°k"-‘ “‘1"- couldnot bn down. Wehawomncord or S tbmﬂéil pmwmont 01% 130!” NM. The tenant warning mankind in zanernl uzolheruuwulor who scoot him, but the W“ "' °‘°" ‘M ““‘ N‘ 9”" '3" n.g'..;,g~,...,u| 5°41 -,'“'d“3‘ 9'“ Y“ 4N5" Wk‘ 5°“? nialluroot his health at energy. He could‘ M-1617- b1l¥5°¢3*Mm€'3- 3 WP? "3‘ﬂ3¢V9‘°‘“‘ In Iubmlmn! Gﬁilekﬁltﬁlhlloﬂloflsl prnr ﬁrs!-comer amwered In Emnlnh. AI Kr. °°'1°m""il1\ “Id! %?‘orl mu ( rm, _ = .le¢'P soundly in a. norm at sea. Ind. would ‘Piﬁmfﬁ-” 21' ‘l::‘xnoio"z‘el38'i0u1l! 111'!”- cm are mm: and valid. Lat him. who iln-ltneslusnulvn at the and 0! Cubs, '«l1'“'h" In “*3” 91'“ “ ° ° mm 5" "“VP‘“' “'.°’5‘m“U ""3 "‘““‘“d "ml 1£Ieup“agrunl\I'hllIbelaredur,"oL' "acne d°u14¢<|'“m 59 ‘Il'“3$13H~h|¢ 933 331101115 ‘N110 b5 ‘PWIWTIMI Gﬂllﬂtﬁd ‘bile undnr- sud npnaksﬁ nl.ly,hh Itleltlon wan °°l“" fch“'"'d° arm“ ' " A Y0l}1‘Hl‘Ul4 KIRK“. “NW3: ‘W1 “W” ‘W “N” M b“°*-‘M tmue nil nlghtln pm) Gﬂ” and at thncnd. Lin '3‘ 3193 '-§1’°“850“‘ 3913131145 W . Vin!“ ration hood. the watches! on utt.-hcl.V5 3“ ‘nm ‘M “M W" . .__.._... . lumand ms wue ind to d;-ax mm to an 3.3-ark. ma. folngtho opt , . lssmettiatoly In an Itnuger, and may 5. mm “t I“ . day at triumph. tho lon wt of vrsl.z'.-Mug {0”»Wd¢I'l¢)' ‘'00 ll be 10 timed lI*NRh0ﬂ'-1:‘ “K0 ‘R50 V0014. b0 noon-amend law eonvuuuon. Alert nln- W" '3" “S” “W V“ 9 M "' A You; lntxnen Inn-all Iron 80- and the mrlm-npute mm .41 um; ours-ﬂor In the eyes ohsm. '1?» IL)- tnvorublytlmelimuubo I!» uh! ooxnlmnd. ntwmertha -t-nuns wllnuednln Ipec- ““'“°"«' ‘"5 ‘°°“’:'_'{d:"‘ ‘—"‘ '“’° an urbane woclil.Gu'¢‘ntlly~4L_ Ise- ‘rim Hon 9: m.q.;~,- Va. .90.. goal?“ and zbrongh nmmut up enlly n moment}: rut. mm: cltrxy him in their “Herod” pir- t. a l'1.ha‘'dpcn’!or - hands -and not ucz. 1 ..¢,.,...,¢ 5 1.3. gm... x-mine '1'hi|°°0 30 W“ “'9 °'” , man ychurzn um kin. 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Ilttchnnkzl , —I _ , t .11 returned at; lo 109: the l.hlnl,'1\n' v'wl wxlnd-h od- nllchlldnn. Th lung’ lndlbllll kick sndhn; Id 0 ho. , g; at; mu Iruunot common, man p ledurnxl-Jmnmo than his nntmpllonof 1 tluqhonlybmnym :,,,9:h“f,m,:1 3., n 0',“ 03 ;h,r,,'gn¢;: - tops:-by 5* u..m,§§91V§,..n ﬁn“ ' “D " ' uownosdnllon. The ail‘§:L:l:- D n . dam wan‘ an-om: f the " mm ; tug rlo" hourly ancestor um famlt J’ Ta 11 ‘ualnu him u , all rout. - -. ‘ ' °"d."‘"5' m‘ ” ~" - » o o tn_ 0 a J 9 nngﬁagu -11 hotels, dong, but undar sruplolmu -rs thick 3 me end. In In: ;_h1;I_.; ggulol ort. 15nl.u#.n- _t:ul: xonllnlo ll no¢,n>- uulnrlnnlng apgrno £r::irt;ou%I‘l lair. lie be.llc.lnl.cnt upoinapttntmgaou’. 0 ' ion: name: to an: In that: ln ay: when nan one llvcsln Pu-ls bud dosh ,5 . hm" nos}: :1. each title f 11: um! oi by we nan mmore llmotm arch ml . la elliad aw. othat"‘Bl1eo almnln’»' r Imwnulla And ll Am down a ; ""“~‘“°“" “ ','12""‘l "Wk " v o ' ‘ ' — . null. of he‘:-emnid, nub tho 3o..e.5o':. olptga P—fg:°0klhiDh" 7.110}! were pcrtgclly unplug; money to ‘pend, nu. .'}..wuu::"eo3.l5.“3: 1: F33’ ./:,":a!ﬂ"'1:;§\'|‘h‘[. ‘mm ‘ h” {N1 :5 b1:{‘°f,§;'o“mu,gc:"5“u:" mmot :1°"‘u;l::,:‘h°"°°“’ ‘on-" ::¢‘:,.°b" .':rru‘u°§53‘:n?§’Inﬁ “:3 ﬂowing burn: wmcn modern society nthioo of vuninn together the ulmvln comp-mud "kc =°b|ﬂ- my «I 0:11 15°mHV°I—W ﬁr '-my El. rﬂull desindm M 1“ m" N ‘ pixie‘ ‘go loun “P1: ‘tube-e is? M hunzum ”xnu5u°’°un.‘“nu1. '13. tn; °‘ uosnvmnshuu p§:s~ot ma. Sal W tsmcmzi on! with ma hurmcha. It was "JJI7-numb.” it the bud wmzudto m-‘Aka may planer Anthayhzwa loin: nhmri I. ‘av. an ‘.:4,.,, 1,; .,n"1u,': :.'};mm’p9.;g,j”.{; lieu! ' the gnlcmpmgﬂilhdg to.pu,{ 3:‘ .°3u;u,1, uh‘: 5913.‘)... go '1 Ir B:-haw Jbwoll um thou"; T: and to ullco tl, montdlng to me new and any pemmal remuxn out the pool‘; nuoa» ml: of their oompudutu lot in Fmulw °-'- 1 ﬁn’ Md g 1 lm nuke‘ ‘ind to -"pool: ma nrlhu ucl ‘ 1,1 's.';d]”"1,\.' ' ‘ .54 wi1lruoI£" 1110.!‘ b 1u'hnnocvar pt: I \ inn nlthcweulsr, or the a-ulna; Dlylo. tar, without ultlng lhn trauma to llxlr up two cicly. all lbs: 3.1: Amclcan our tell. no 5 mmn 115,“ ‘xv "nu" .w§?,.. géggﬁg; 1; - - ' mmgnw; .m[;’ °'“'"' ‘'11? 3 W." H.‘ ’'-’u“ gum“ .ﬂm§.’“n'§,, 1,, mi Not a mnuylt Wu but mm gm-“.1, GIel.I¢,WIJl'dl. at which prnbsbly Lhoy Ind “nuts or the Suulhweut Pan," or "Bu.-on °p’%‘ ' °b. ' at u d“ - ’ ad ‘°r' "- “.635 g- 3,5“ ' qgoymlumm I I ‘m°’$ V alt ‘““‘h‘' ‘ W of . urn cm. tortllahupu, braldad and new! heard. to expruav their oonlempz fut ’I'1uewawr.” cranked by “King Roman,” 02 W” °""° ha "dawn ‘o in.’ ‘d‘“" my ova} -- ‘ u “'1 ’ - PO 19611} mcchulml, Th! inI¢I1Mb’|\'1I II-‘ ‘NIH §‘mu’m':$d. ‘i’z?.".’.".".;‘...:‘.‘.;.'.2.::‘.';:.3: 33%? :l:}aa:m:.¥‘dl;pu;:§ m ,1 3T'§§'eJf“““‘- would we entirely wtuw -ﬁ:t°h’m- gurla. Oadolns $n‘£‘l'.1':.‘.‘.‘l 3:’ gout .§.?.".§f??..‘§.. --ms lntwun muuthuttnua ml} ouoouutm&l-..... reopen} .dn¢'IrdIorthopnbllu lnwmu. I mﬁhduoﬂ am‘ uumn‘ um) ‘hum. h um um .m. mung‘ p-W‘ unzip ca 6:; win In nhouuaot-lluanenndllndar clmuniv ::.°3';P;"1.:YB‘ 9”» f°§:‘|G;|‘I1I:hth:))") ﬁght -thrfchlln tho-Int would _ .. ., ’ “mm, 3,’ ,1,‘ cm . —x,.““._p n M36“, ‘ K Q‘ as y a 1: am that wun Wtidmggohof 11$ . B; 1'04 Mon aw‘ u o n». oocxlrtolhc-lli06¢¥'.lfl__ ll ‘I193 16:»! W101’ 150'! I I hat”-n:g(. e“y>ﬂ crui is _ An‘! PEIIHIG Shh“ In A KER’! llllllﬂo ’ d 1 ad In . _ l E m or W n E £'her,I.nd.by wns‘LIul.'e:g hnﬁ ‘raga-'IhM"t!W plglgglgfl‘ “M5” 5°" “d d‘“’ .“'“h" - "'9'": "N the "no 1:," that cm bu traced nu further A1701" I 79“ IN‘ I 5|" '80 I 101111: man by xeuoncd I11. I In-do"-' ' ‘ . ' ' Lhglnlcd linzon = noncaun meuuth 30htiiJ$il’r:au- ’ ’ 3°“"‘“"3“' ‘W-'“'“P~ “Y “°°“'° *9 “[3” “h°‘°¢-l that the ‘lxcahiro proverb, “ltyul, "0 mwh“. lni l:oM,endurr1n the batch: at-'oo'a'usouou." (Mn!)-I‘-ceidenu -I «vary on knom. 0* nutchu. To obtain _ ~ .. watch. 11:: name at Beulunln Pew. at Wwshln n dovollon was Iucceulul m allow!» ha: ha st!n‘clI.'m mm auto the to who have I Boll ml“ :11 hlubtud mum: at . Ilitetnn 00' no glgneftuaie §eh:i3:::“'a?ri:<? uh nE1ht=l‘rT:|I; um Wm 1“m‘° “T mu-bur. "' and was town-hip. Berks county. Pm. was .u..§?2g mm to when we was Lmmntng. aid ‘Lain. Kevin: for oommem. mi 3” ' .m1w°n his mu" -nd'I|-'I‘rb10h°t§‘-win lmﬂ ‘I “I” "*“°“‘ °‘I"°3'“K "*'""~ "id '° W‘"'' ‘H 5' Tum”. uh ‘um. P0“. In M. ‘_ou'l.m-s5_ thg vu N‘ aqulmlonl. _ol the I.pnbl!s:_uletn Ijlurth Whllehhll township, dut.-lug hat to completuly reform. mm . ofeverythln that tends to I nu and that cxhlbltn either "the d|¢nlly.ot¥|bor" | 0117- 939 dint" 03 -was UIHISIOII 1111!. in "So “mm miss L-‘ ” : H “'1 -mum ur arvut ' mm which um lllgh- Lchtgh county. On hi: my home on horu- mu beriora year otmme. and when use 003110”: '0 '0 P009“! 01' neat so- or "am duty on!» workman.” Thxmnnu BICIIIIOII-I NIH-PKYIHM ll WW “Md by the , I’ , "‘- “Iv " °> ‘7 ‘ f°N|° 1-Hard?’ queen keen: a rural ul nr:l1's lnclt. and rldln tut. he wn euln may » ac heoomo huuu 33.19 .g;1m- miluggt pm-. ml! . Each ﬁn war. no’ not wlnl the la and Incapnlrlo; "n llghnl of duly vsln, ' V111‘-hm€II°1’1’|lil lnalim-ztzlues W54?“ “- 3--N: w!a==‘-<:lM:>cr.vi1XX.§vnt. ustln M or 11‘-¢"1'0B1'on—.”1'Jr. Mn.-Xly when: l o men was mnecﬁgto mi mimmzcrtomuu-nun he": pmncu tormnsm Kind’ of land. gins one lulu! ram-~ Ieﬁzla-minded and u:5lznl!Sed- ' ' P1°I1'° 0' MIMI-bl“ Imwmh mm“- I"_ :3‘; ::"‘f’,'N' I9<1~V.b9 4“! 0&3-M tells us that "LL was In S[lBkt.»spearn‘s um u ' mouth 1‘.’y"§°rf. current. ca-and by his tut rm. Iorllfo, _ ssenun each of them. Thus. tho dlvblnn‘ -nm azutpow or run cuoss. -A-D! 0'10 ill ﬁll“! I'M“ ‘"33 °‘ “- “"9 N nu,“ i’;u‘:‘°hP::mIu|&V~¢" “ﬂaunts 0 nun ol contempt. implying m mglue.u.” ‘D8. Pﬂlml 543371! kl! Ihnou and lodging In Two can gnguupd, M ymgw gm. .9, 1;“ mike nnr which in mutant use ulna uunda Agnin, um nnnk upon tbs mu in gctuuly In oblon jlilll of the whluast and cluams: 1:“ u.ahs...:£.;.4.1y: x-.;ut.t.nt.suau.mg_¢ .,~,g,.ug,_ lfsmytznerltzhnﬁlyptazog man he wjn‘£v‘r1 onaor kg.{;tnp.ﬂnA: um ‘algae oz 1.1;. oc,mr- requc . and loud not living n pure ma. 3%: 1:3 |:0df)(t‘n£1°olI:;l“o“ll|;ox‘ﬁl:;;!l the Ilpxdot; ngxdn ah|(lt<§:,d?llt:nI allnin. ‘Thu glﬁna or _ 351504;; 3 ﬁx! 31.0 it a mat 1:2; V293? -. me Luv r3ﬂ1tnr\K.Ir _ ~ \ nt er I21‘ -4 l'€D0llID' IQ urw u ' - - . 1 I onn reum n : uwal. 9 ca I no to o u: 3 R \l 0| 0 I - . {yd W R" “M M wm‘1§::'»I<1;_:vy;lha_h:‘m, “Raina” ‘uh um Prawn mJM.mI' H ‘m; only being ‘fuxm “cum: .o‘%fnEl¢%:.l:"; 81:0 lmplond mm to tats has bani‘. again. qua P IN 9 . 9 ml 1 pa: Imam“ pm“- _ -' d the node 11) than lulu 1 fl 1 l b l. 1. ' 1 II. In hextcdloth bouln in: upon I hurt: antsmn mu: lo. «-1; ao.m.3731m.~1n lﬁlllgf :1; vrmdertvzd. like we Prue.-zx ward was thou in. would m um . But, a " ‘ff: ‘myth Pu," nun” hm ha “'°““‘.,E3 In » te(d). .?!"1hc ’ I!’ 0! tbs‘ 33;: be ‘lg. .'{§u::°%'su°3d'.'?oo1'3.:3...'2§'t.a;.u.¢. phorm; ﬁll.!ha phﬁlgoboui one-I.hln.l mu 3;. Mm 5 . { u S P 7 I} turn. I an aendolnyur, nhow-uul.$ll,:g W3 3 5 _ r_y ms mow 2-ma-wss an _ mm ho .Ga.cIlc‘- mm um mm mm. 1.. amirxnrmlhuho pm. vrutelt lntha an mug and wnnuno rnuun Tlan at-an on ritﬁrnolﬁ I '1“: mnhl-=-I- 1: ttmharp emcnueouon-at um mnlum. j Indthcneotk ls uuuy. Touu mt. nml \\ lmhuu. “Ill! uxtnw In tn mar um: int. 5, , . 8: - K a if , MM mm " mu ‘_u“_vm4m mach, M117, cud ratnnld. . s hnlry pm-.on.! which It t. “owing worn. nocauuo nu I'll Iterrihlo on for her an In due: has It, in I or Idullly. -ad slunlnz to mm mm Irrvzninrlzlu at stance. and in T h ,1 ,., .,,.u,, mm 00, ,(,,,;,_,W,y;;;.f‘.;'_-f ‘$9 A m.mtr:aoxdlnuyue:1v.uon mu; to any had lo a p pleas, and uugndnémnmont, n'e:-yum boo blnsehod with pun, and an tlscorotleal nth-r than tho vmtlcah ‘PM pr-cur-J1: rad lb-I ‘In such “nu In ° PN-‘- "'5 “"“'g°°¥k="- f'1'h-Ann mm. ~....«..;..,.,;,..,,..¢..,,,,, N onosvhoau cm nomsotl new um. um .,- and ﬂndlngthutqu . tl wn being dona.'tho' tom tottering, u I: uudnr mm .mounlA!n I==Idd3ol>m°Hh0|IIxtr- “hr:-» 2- minus nurly.VNm_IvrI1.1h¢yuI no-t .ensll dla- ‘gum ln thophhl -II!‘ 0GII'hlIIDI3Il~ In A» man g-nmounzmaqnuamzlbo no ' V "Mn do: um hum of. 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 25, 1875
Date: 1875-11-25
Text: ‘I. ,. .. f iii Bria Billie! . ...,...._...___._.,... _._..-....._..... ..,..................,g... .. . ...... .- .N3lW; ems: em LOUIS. THURSDAY Momzma, NOVEMBER 25.1875. , L VGL. 1-1-X0. 2199. DHTERENCEI dlnnry’ l.'I-iferlan as _ h Hntunl sunlmix com _ 226880 The Annual '~ um ibr 10' Insurance at ,o!. 6,01‘-,' aiﬁrzﬁzim run as elm-gel by the 8'1‘. no III- S an wxfm. um...
Show more‘I. ,. .. f iii Bria Billie! . ...,...._...___._.,... _._..-....._..... ..,..................,g... .. . ...... .- .N3lW; ems: em LOUIS. THURSDAY Momzma, NOVEMBER 25.1875. , L VGL. 1-1-X0. 2199. DHTERENCEI dlnnry’ l.'I-iferlan as _ h Hntunl sunlmix com _ 226880 The Annual '~ um ibr 10' Insurance at ,o!. 6,01‘-,' aiﬁrzﬁzim run as elm-gel by the 8'1‘. no III- S an wxfm. um 1srzest-»pum'ir ; A existence... - ‘ -. ’ V 4*‘. *" ‘ .-.1904 50‘ 10,008 Ilmurarieé at gsobf 35, or- Annual Dlﬂerenee in ﬂavor of thefplaxrgs pf.tlr'a.8'l.l.‘ panics.» oent, which is far in omens palil:by“ll_ ThBLﬂlEilL_3Rﬂ;lll0ll‘iE1BElilii5§.,J8l81iT.;E5lflllliSI1IIl§liI,.ill ms lleiil "T :0 __rg1'er'"o1_i'. Fo{:}th__$:hd 'L.§bust Streets"; Thé dlfferoneo is equivalent to I grunrxntzaeil-fdivltlﬁliﬁ in! 0101-22 per utm_l0nxn- I Directly Imp"ortedlfr'mjn Naplcns. - s New, and beautiful designs, in choice alludes of (lolor, which r_n-:0 oﬁércqi n.i:'Vextr-emely low 1331098. MERMOD, JAOCARD & Q0. - Cklriiéiéfj;Fduiiii~an_d’Locusf;"OddéFeIlbws’ Hall. I92mw1z.s"e' Sioék bf ~lNe'w ‘ Pattezrnsyxofy Cameo, _ Amethyst,‘ Garnet and GoldgJejwelry.’ _ FlRAlOlRl:.ﬂ__ 1 IIIAL ts'rA‘*rnfAon'rs. 4 _ ‘ "FINANCIAL. nmnous’ FINOH,} '.I’OLOAX m.z.c.umm-en - " g '2 31.¥I4f.€).-a.(.?.9.‘.).°;.‘am**a§;’?.*‘z::is....... 33‘. «”-"-""S’~“‘°~““ ‘GEM. -‘ZE'l1*IANOIAIa'. 3”“ 39-7"'°““’ 1"‘ mo :1: 1 lo bmwngﬁﬂwmr . An-{Is aunts. ' D.80ll(£(fU. ; _ uoqiurqrigayan nuxlm. WI:.t.nrnx_Izrox‘.' - l10lI‘.'r.x.‘xmnrr A1mnnsox.,:.x1_xmaf3.‘;=;«& .00..‘ » xo.’s;_9.rtx1s‘n-rnxx-t.’_'f ’ smmg .;lN2)‘,YIKANO1A.!J._ Aazrzms. ut:d£Bt.iAcumddoInv.o£BL..uui3ona vnni . . -‘ - ' ’ ' ' ggoxir Itnlkverocntoullrnt emu: . .. i "‘ ' nn4n’zi6ur"umud “°°°.......‘%...-r?.2':*.*:... V stocks. .9. imen bouiu. rrimu _ .:atAi.=‘¢nrrAru: sauna... ~ » REALESTATE AGENTS . . . . V .-.3. _;,_ ye. " .02: our}: Stéuc kou:i§a.n'mi1oa inn '. 4 ' um uILy.u..- . ~ Public Alilctidﬁ, , . ox -r-‘yr: 3-xzmsxlsll . Saturday, Novembér 2'7, 1875,- xr-.uo~di.ocx,.r. xix " t r 1115 x' is srrrranus not run. ' la. eizgliny um ruins son at this dsnlnl . I ncizen kind." 1. ml was open on one oi ma loll. . ‘*'i::......-°°*::z.°‘ V *'.:'.e.:‘*...v:m:' cm. as n. n. on -xnyoxiu-. Flounéqumyn. °'"!‘°°- ; .“_>‘;. :-t Ten B{:i1}11nga‘.ror S"ale'..‘.9.t " Auction, Saturday, Hair; 2'7, 1875. It “'3.-""‘.‘?..*'*.?%*—’:“*‘--‘ ' Wowm M_11n¢?uN.hLuctlon. on tkolwon-' lacs. south side Cooper It:-cot. burner: H594 tron-ad Ooauptan humus. an the mute:-lnl "In nu buildings. ,oouIn" 1 ct {rune Ind In-tioksinblu. (anon. 000.. and wllltoquln use yurcbnurtorsnmn tho um» within ﬂrtoca day-s_-lmandnyot talc. Tenn Onalx. . -GRELEII LA2lI'(_')T2lE,_V 5 ' ' 5xou.niLuao"n:ua..siu4'n.ouoa¢ér:. mommna orlmn _is*r....n0U1s BRIDGE. ." - IIOUBE-’BENCl.‘ING Amway. F. w. nrzuws ’ ‘ AFVPA tn 0! m.~.r.3.m Ainite lunar. Ann wrmlmlzu , . iimmx Lid rvx>un’x?x- 5“ “"9: 4 7 wai.x.x'n GRETHER &_ BOEOK, Real ' Estate Agents, 01'/mm: rum. 0 ms Om: ‘ ~ ¢°U0<U0I{lItb«' tr. 822 n:°o'$ec?u' GREEN '& L3ﬁI01‘1‘E, ESTATE AGENTS. ‘ one reads ma Oerunl oar; and canutui ; jj. E.'G._.oBELn, . am Esme mam‘-, Aucridnzsn, ._ xo_:a§y_rnnxxg_nn.1coni3aga;’eor. —1€’o. 312 Ohostnuhﬁtrcet. I. Y. n.rm.. rnnxmrw. rum. 8. v. PAPDI G; Bno.,- ' — ‘Estate Agents, _Ail'cil0il_£'38i'8, f >'_;'3:_l8_.0l_u5§tiu':rt Bi:-oet.: 1 " wsznmu," llEAL’ESTATE’AGEllT, AUCTIONEER ' 8!0UK~IB AND ' ‘o”e1’I0’KxB. xoua nntod. $8! 722 Chestnut Street. JOH1TTIiEE & 00., Real Estate ’Brokers, lleuse Agents, Ew oannyium. No. in: run three Bi. sconce Inpcaonity. I:H.D0Ol'8¢ us. oazuuukxr. 2-. x. :u.n.un.. BOOTH, B ALRADA. & 00., Real V Agents,‘ ~..;-:23-:-..'°:¥ pa} augn_uonpui§ax§L§§q:mm1Mv<io§u. :‘_- _ RElV\L'.ESTIiTEfAND7 _ll0USE_ seem‘ he '2-.sii'c'.", mm... .. 5.:.':=:.-.'::.=."*'~ *9-‘°~***';.:'..'=.‘:’.=~**' 519%‘ 1.50m‘ G-;r-mssir. C A‘i_i‘3."."-E§’e‘E‘x.‘E.‘.§:.€".“c.‘.'.'.‘i.‘”“-“"‘ "‘°°“"°¥"3 K. A. VOLT’. I. ‘H. JLIJLIY. ‘K. A. Xllﬂlxlll ,m. A. WOLFE av 00., REAL ESTATE‘ "AGENTS, Nwnﬁxxmrun omaoo ' mm’ . no action: I Ipgnlly, Lndluligunl I‘dYl§::l( xnsdoon um»... . Oipco. 815 Obutnni ninth ‘ In LKTZBJXO. '1'. L. LIVZIXXCL I. 3. 17138283: LEVEEING &; .W}_3BSTER,., REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENTS, I. Gollaclnct N’ - m(3’5'l¥£“‘.m»:. 3:. 1...... .?‘§‘“...i.a"“2£'l‘:.u"’3§ in mm . ll nan LI. “Jung;-nu"? “I , m: use ac ox nn ulagl rmsson muuge it. lid ml: worn): ]l‘tInlhOd_. .. -oil . tor ‘Tum Jarrx n. clvmtnxs. . xmrnn a. rsarrn. y »CAV.E.NDEB &: WEE, 1 House Gr. Real Estate Agemu Rolando‘: Public and Oouwyuwon: Loa.nB.1*Tazotn¢,«<1 on Real Eatato. “spam: paid to coilccuan at run and out mpcny. X6 311 Olive Much St. In/nu. no. Bhnorddelioonrbrulueu purunui». And at now pupa: 00 act. Rama. ray . . W -»5*‘£:"f.*:-.s=....*~*:*:;»........ 7 a Ia‘ iesuuumﬁ ‘ inllmulnnllluh E‘-rig»: 1:‘ $010!? can ..m".'."3'.’f¢. CH9 Q GU30 Linn 11.! W-5§.§n3r2Jiu.Qm 3°?’ . . "‘lU$°}?llldlV.3.°?l..:’ ‘ .6:-V ' blur No. 521 mnotséxéec; s'i;I'."ou1s. 13°12 =3 ' . Rial. Esiaté, gﬂnusbiaail I-'1nai1ciél?'ili:ni,: Experienced Retail Dryﬂoodssalasmen, who can give good refe’rence3‘,_ are‘ want- ed at"on'ce by H. D. MANN &* C0., 417 and;4l9.North Fourth st. No others need ‘aPP“Y- ‘ i ‘ HOSIERY Ar'j‘d’“'AUh‘déry'v_eag*,. all .s;=:e'l,lii1g‘Iiie’i‘y}’ré'”;’)idlyat t_heg.,L0.W ‘PRICES’ madeby H.D.li1ann &Co DRESS ; GOODS Al‘ W all prices, from %§.'~f2 cents upward. EEEGANT‘ goods in. Gamers Hair, Knick- erb_ock'e’rs', etc.. at all prices; up to.$3 ‘and: $4"_‘p‘er yard, in "seal: brown; navy. blué,'e"tc. ii.ﬂ.lilan.n no 417 ‘aha 419‘ N‘..mm'rt1z Street,- PACIFIG MUTUAL Liieinsura11t:e4.i:um11’y on‘ (lALlZFORNIA. OPITOBBB : LKLLXD BIAXFOBD. P:-uidsnk. J. 1!.‘ ULBBOLL. Vice-Pr-nldont. , A. 0.>TAI.t.lAx‘.l‘. Bea:-utnry. 1!. I). IIKDINXDY. Lctnnry. v W. ‘B. CLUZCXSI. Phxnldnn»-in-(Rxlal. _1.hc o ly oonwca Aha :"~.=.2+?"%'==°=~==2'~‘€::‘.«x"'"“.:« .........a..:K3“.'.‘.’x'»‘.y!‘°'3 ° “" JOHN O.-ITIAL, ml to rl ad Kama. onxcxxGs'o“§m«n‘ox"3'§n§: um ‘um Chuurut vumu. oora war But noun. 8:. Lean. cnctxuuo Ind Inﬁll Lo . -v u:.§<l. glnliril-amen -zmann. :1. J.H.C‘- ; iF.URNI;TUi.RE.T ' com: Euurilxanl fmiiinginn ‘item. m.rb_i§1§p1_;ai-éa’_n' sales, 547. Tim Dressing [lass Slliil; $80. £’arlo_r Suits as Low as 840.‘ -XLL (jun ' worm GUARANTEED “ling your Banner on the outcr- walll" ‘ "Where he who runs may read!” ' ‘an Inn: sr-nau1.'rm_tx POSTERS Sir lmBl.LlllBiSl .1» A1‘. mwmm . 10BiPRlNTlNG.rCOMP.’Y. the ‘ V .CH|CA_G0- FAST FREIGHT: LINE; “°“' .'l'.1a’a’u“’£3'.l‘%.‘?3«"Mn'¥§ - wiuasraigc iii * ynomllxs JAB. ELYDE1‘. Ira’; Hui inmii:a1i1rmmsA THE ENORMOUS " BALE8 megs, -_ vlmmnvponné . .2. Wnélmm CONTINUE UN:ABATED,j ADDITIONAL ’ ' . FRESH Rendering the lalrorthzent of all \Deal_1-able Colors Complete and Unlirokgn L in those‘ ‘lines, Df0nb®O0{I by pr_xrchli£¢r§‘_tlrdm- selves an _ t_xneqnrxled,;;"‘st. 81 60, $1 75, $185,. 32,; an 2jz_s,;;zaa_5o and 33. Pal: on‘: gofocu to _tlxo zloaeat scrutiny arid Vinost-«rigid wmparlnon of prices. 3 scmmes, ‘ VANDERV om: & B EY, 4.23 and 425 North Fourth _S1:1'_<’§et. ’ u PANIC 1>nll ‘cm s. pmoooutlugullnootgiuodnlﬁa Ducx9rn1c1ra..:rocA3n_ onjrumo: menu. “J03 .00'r£.".n'oid _ y ol003‘l‘, 6:-,VA!)Ul. Call undue cu} ,ot0Y.KB-. -OOAIB. (lA851lllLB.£ ﬂ0I‘l‘&.wu,.’ow. . ‘ sTEL"LE,Yosm rm. 604. and Billlliorth Flfih Bt. . 7 1 .3 ' s _ BOOK For: m. x<l)':_.n>_.uts§ .:._—. Bx:coi~zI$ia11:1=L:' . ‘ 81 not. A. C Kninnxcr. ol llochnﬁut Unmnity. in NI. inn um». Pdniedon Bose rod Paper rid very elcgxniwbound in combinc um svul gunplax. mo 2. 1 _ 2 will be by far the moat olocnnqbookot the yen: to: the price. Tim vcisuno in mod: :9 cl ulocl In from lha iokcsi lcmxer Eulhh nouns. - - no area: can or use "Imus: Brim or on '01:1‘l‘C-l.LLYA ‘OlKlTIZ8"‘VI'I «scum to in: volume a up a. we hue also may Ail ntnnnr xxrr xnrnoxi or JUR POETICAL FAVQRiTES.: mam anamsi ninllunn will: the new vulgar in boil: page; and A . -2 RSCKNTLYPUHLISHK . Leah: A. ‘Woman of y n. ay_Mn.Axxxxn:1a§Lx§?.’ 91;.-uni.’ llI9er.'8L__ Llzorunxs To an srvaznrai’ ﬂy Bcy. C. II. Brwnansglnﬂono WI. Lfnlo: Prim. 'wJ,:gl3u5_eni byxuil. vain;-«paid; o_n;§;r:_ptoli.hn - SHELDON & COMP v_ Y, » ' x roux. 12:. 11. ymz'nm11_sl& ;b§_., Lumber _' Merclggnts, - -. ,. 5, _‘ Karen 31.! ‘ . auxin; ﬁn’ - _'»‘§e¢7".'r.oi:z.'i.aX’i3°.uoa" ’nJ.¢ l ll’.f.'.l’3‘?°'x‘?..“:£:'3" mic" mm) SEEATBE. ‘Ii’o~Da.y. Post-Koriem Honors to Henry V. . " ‘ 3 Thanksglﬁng "Day a Day of ‘ Mourning. ’ Allqlrrungamcnta Completed fl»:- : the‘ Obsoqules. . Wurrrxoroir. xbwil.-‘er "$4.:-‘rlw-visual»: or : ‘G'ioc-!’ro¢id¢§t’i!fiiuaa._r~¢yI$ luhlutoom 1: any Capitol. ‘ _. - May 19:31 trlbuteuwera rteervalto-day. all mnnytrientitetilcd. - Ordan luwybecn lasted loolore tho dopam- nruu on h-lday uxt, the any at the mural. ‘nu Oonnrlzieo of urignmuu to-‘day mast} onuoinibo oriiért 9'! the an-oeualon to follow‘ iberauaiuof 18¢ Iyuidnl on fridny. no mo ciao rruldant ollla cum sum and numbers o£ibcOAbtutwi.llbo_usl1uml thouxt place in ralulru ol the .,:hooz4.wl. and the Diplo- nuuo Corp: will follow the Jud;-u oi" the Bupunoo -Dinar: .0! tan Ualud mun. Zhoasonwow Ibo \ - rmsuc sum. as warn-rrzn _ (mm M 0'1.-loelca. in. until run.-v<e:, at: the rotunda ol rM0up_ii'oi,_ro view the remuaroi tlra woo. Praldenk. the iiuueiinutu dciepuon met -rllhtbo «mew eoumltigae lllho sum Dopam- uunc to~dAy nnd wad irponthq routaor um tuunl vrobcuwu to tiaaniiroad diction. _ urns iolio-wing iunenriil bsp«ar!or'r.wd onne bell; ct ilsédtatrvxmtxtan Iletkodint Eplsoapai, ‘ Ohnmh fr-our lo o'clock uniltnxigt the funonl‘< znlnloatnn C.‘rI.d¢pcl: '”llnmad.1‘eal.“ "Wm. :um‘." "I would Sui um .!Ll1rxy,"""o'1ceu In tho “L0l'd." - "Elijah." “_l'iajc-1': Hymn,"- "'X_hou Art Gone lo the Grain", "'Augc.ln'l~:vcr; Bright and Far." ‘ﬂ1‘lw Dying Uhris:£3n,"; "Vial lpulu cl Ileana}; flame," “Dead lurch oi Bani." - f . ox Anxrvnrn nr nunnonx, ~iu rérutlna will heuoorwd through tlie ally" by,’ the may lnrylnd Rexlmant. whose onr to la- eompury lhercnnfna in Bonn: the Oovnariiim o1 .\rruguu:nir'i‘el: iwmpollcd 4to_ dgoline. 31:)-or Latrobe. of Baltimoﬂ. bu idiidttod the me 17! the round: of in: now City Hall hr the lying in skin at the rennin, the Pink Regiment of Mary lull detailing iho 5-nu-d of honor. Upon the ar- rinl 61 the rrmtzinu st Phihtlnlphla on Yndsy 3 -svealng. ilacy will bi) lakes to lNDBl‘Bl('Dl:$Cl: u ALL ' under an noorto1m:l_x elru um military atgxni nation: at nnyyprollerlhcir unit». when they ‘ -rm no In -sum riniﬁl no or 1) :..m. .‘luInnmy,I when ilwy will be mnvcycd to New York. The ' rurutlu wlil noillo in auto in Nut York city. but will be am to lhugioa on use crenlng mun. umcoux ‘to uirwuclxais um cauzuuur etu- - I Referring to use qrdu ol'lM Pruldoni. an nouncinxihc death ol the Vic» President, the inllowiug elrnrlnr of 'lnuructlon -is nddmuorl lo ihpnipiomqucndcmanluonwon oi 1b¢_Unii.ed. 5uhcu_ .__ ._ _ - "Du"-nu-an:-r or sun. .w.umzmrcm. D. —. a 1 . I... . . l"»I" ' ‘:: our :. Wusou Ilwvsu-Pzesldau of an: .r . Bat: lulu yrvfndxng tar uobuaeu in rmm rw ,you svliicn olyomnnnlomom no displayed at want on tho reoopwmot‘ Jul: clruxlu. and will sdope the uni. cymbal: 0! public mourning lw otthirty dul. ‘ «nun: ‘I “m W“ O "lrrxii.-Paar Inn "seei~c4£ry ‘of Maui" Prcpornuonn Elsewhere. xx-wc1'¢_>':¢. - not--ro.\', xorencbcr !i.~A'rr-anzemenu in but for the reception or the I-cyuulu 9! the inn V'lc_a- . Prat-lens have been completed. .’.l‘_ho nnulnn unli urivn here at i! o'clock on _Sugd._xy mlor-ning. .u:d,wlIl borscoriad to an aim !Ioiug_by'*a cou- puiy oi volunirrr will ll:ﬂl1il! unto tn Darla Ell cniauvolnlls: ilowlookon in clewyrnu Ind details‘ :.°:~°°.......J““' 5.‘? "‘i":.°l°.‘.'u$."::'.l; them. nrlnd to . _iho nlmu-y ‘em-nmluu. undcmdilMnuo£.h.Mnn i ran hold me: n o _ l 53' um win 3 “'"{i°’ w ’ _angngeqcnu_‘wn1bapez1¢cto5. .. _ _ ' ‘ r’ "=::nxuoxcrrr. ‘~- Jxrrxruor Orrr. xo.. No'nmber1(.-—Inn- :n-ctiuouwncmcxyal the Lnovlon-Pnddcnt ox U.Ilie<ll§lL¢nI.&lio'U. 5. Dixon]: Court hers sdlvonrbcduovezlhs ulanaoonolyeuanhy. lace bahip&u.n£Bi.I.oul:.D§uanhi5heom - me: home uqirlouslocd. od'er¢dii1elollour- '3: "’:.‘."““‘.':‘l‘,°"“‘°" "°.'.‘.i“‘....‘“““‘1:‘..’«'.‘i,".° ‘°“ rt." :.uammg.coi.n.o.-nwi.fso.p:.u n . Jnbuol. Jud Krokol and mi n-and J. 1'. llnnlln.‘.'Baq.‘: -~ . = - ‘ no -. vs.» 1>ms<_lm ol the U rum. ixuciond ouneroiu ind In cause dawn gnu, Bunlvcd. That. I. In nanrnlheiouwhloh. lhaxaiiunhu-numbed’ 1: the demise at um inn: and 3004 run. in main thnt his ills nu irlciod mush blur Io zudcnarrloen o lorx nl nadraoblojo inozmntry uxlrsoo.' .o'bcx: _ . - Axum’. .. Anxunw N. Y.. November 84.-Tho slate Do primal and uipubilo omens here will be cloud wrliggy. during ma mural oi Vim Prerldcnz n. rosmr. uurrcns. ' The Rate: an Hagsxlnon and Books Hot Likely to ;bo Reduced. Kxw Yonx. November 2i.—-I‘ostu_anic: Gena-xi Jcrrnll had B oonlonnoo yeuerdsy with unxal pnbllnhcrg. And lnlonnnlly dlwluuxl ‘the question -1 npeafol the lnviupoainx 1 double raw of package on third class mu! nutter. Murine dis- cnnion the Peninsular General aid in uzppucd allpuhiinzors was later-and in having the port- rgo on books 2 incl: at the old rats; or alum mu new at: the main: and glvo_ m. npiniou rupecunx it in I counsunionilonho vru rln Portia Ker General Own-ca. ma u 3'33"». Qofnur? am-:¢'ui or us): simian. EEE I xnown-ilniizooumoruto dnuilm to oh 0 nun I! dig £21519‘: it to Llnrp‘ool or nur- “ 4,95,“... "5 . woooonnupeltllomwi van ollxtﬂ nofoéo h ' at in r a co. .- ~ la ‘rod }’.‘.’f..'. .'.’_..".’.‘¢‘:l.";.°’?°...."“.‘i‘.....4;;s°.l...; ~ manna?" .DB!2lO£L1l§. omen: (211115: the Oenvantlon ' t9B¢ Hold on February 22. - xrrpruilroxn. lx,n.‘;_Kuvuna_bozsi.-‘-M g meet- ln¢.o! the Bcpnbllttnninsc Central Oompaliﬁca thin-yrenin;.i.Io bllpwinx at§¢i.Ilull£ordu_Ra- r... lube“, .. Wu‘ .‘..:‘_ . ,"’l'hnll:p;zhllcmnol1ndiu|azu' ‘lancer ll Deluxe-to Oonvcnilou ln_i-In otiyoi ;Id.lunpo- axprgulog ‘to their poiliioAl'nlihisAdPm'9oIol. and to nomlxiao cudidaloa io:i}¢rrcmor.,I_.iaa-, t" (1 ' Auditorandivouo nit?‘ org”;-i}°i'a3, .A«o ' « Gwen). our ‘Jnd5u . of ' " ol the luptnma‘ B"3?m° 4”” .5: ' i blfun.-con ‘ oi‘§£'x‘3xr:9, b9cn'§5. o:i'.‘:'i'$ I Thousands ‘#511 View the maméma. . -:!t;"l3u‘}: in 0.-mint. Thai tha:‘duih~"ol Henry ' ilr,nt'iha Aadunyrolbllnrle. M 10 o'dnclr.on‘ "J, Tnudncy, the sad day oi l‘obrury,.1im,.i¢ ain- t . C: ; Of- : court as ieaaaazvotruru . mm 'in3umm8"""fmuu§3un'3ﬁ::a Ioeond Taosflaél ‘Ibo .0... ma ........ tn: Traeoday ln Iiwcnbcr. 3834,‘ upon in MIG: sﬁopuwi by the (inn: Calrsi Oamiullwe. Tim rexirnczsutiasalr Indus om dalesrnu tor «ch -ma unwind com. us! emﬁu ucﬁ trmuon aver Am votesuctln tine so-vent vacancies 19: W W Curry, al Maw, Iiilbe gmonl "ﬂmzmy Ccrzsmiwees are nquumd to all Scum: (:o1:w-auomms Sn:-many ma uh 013:’ M 31': hmax; mxz, roruuepurpou vfwyolntlughdgz. onto ms 27:: shove toms. arltadu «mm M :n'« it; A la): reprr oentauon." 1'10!’ FOE JOE. Euforcetl Imgrlaouxacnt ma a striped Brrlt»-'I'i:o or/orimn For-0 Eumpu mm rum Pelhrwa Oman also at Liberty. . . Svecninsrnuchsoibcmobo-' Jxnmumt 0117, 30., Jlaveuber M.--Joe !'ore. of vile-sannhlwxinx mtcmty; Eu un- mpul Imam we Pznllezeliuz. ; Ilo.vuln&lu‘3.awcr noor‘¢i1beucwo¢iii»und1az!aue¢1io9c9;‘>lodby ‘Eubﬂ'1 Ration’. ~wlz’o. Ilia’ Ion". now: 3 an ycnr_neu§encelrom_3&our-in «ugly, rm! '5 Untied siuea_:-xdnaa named. 1&1 Vs’; rheeiaug Alisa Jnrnu 0. (‘rattler-<1.‘ :1-on can same am, um)-cnzaaaighc‘ ir§er'~s'ssatca'eo. 1!)" aunt or ssznmrehiscl and tsanidor they had ‘»am.m¢o<! : io gaabuo their .cdl. 'rb,ey,au.I._'enl lln Judd: none loieu ol the iron? srluddw blrl..'9and mama them .so u. #0 namely wont use 5>n£bgo of their bodice to no ‘ Iuldc oi’ the Jam gm, when ‘mag gum: shade: sad managed to ruin ma rnllusboirtloioloalr this morning. Thogunzdllretlontbunfrumtluwullay wlmoni cited, and ilacy-rural’ ﬂoat lroc. Ibo wuntryu bclngusrahod ianhcnr. and unit trim dcvlsllng, it in n.ld Mu been Emmy struck. Fvupduam inure ucnvedxiuoaiha isisioiaok clan-gc oi the lumullon. _ Governor nsmln lnsisu slut" the alaphuullac Pnnluea ‘ ynowloroodonlho hndrot shauta wmnoundcannos nocauluta we auilu of an nxinuauionof moumunn. mm um nbua -oi lnspoeion. uxmad by Gooerulunoo nu-am; uCommiuuhl.hoiMhhIhoyoAnnA'l£.’lneuo lli§'lh¢IIILUﬂ’lII|£h:O'Od.' I Anothnr,Co!x‘rl!:§§§‘I4lbo'riy. ', you Blanch he the Globe‘-1):-aoersz. ’ Jknnbox Dru’, ‘ I10. , -November 24.«-Pratt: osbmu. I Labyecw county 'c:mvld.- eoetpotl from the lnidytrd yesterday. when he ludbesn y Iurtl‘1_Ig ﬁlth aging 61 "irulliu." Us kl not bear: rcriplrxrad. A nnxrxoxa HEAVEN. parlor: 1rctocA11od.1rmsb-giliztlnprospeotel do-‘ It Reunited in {be ﬁembtraﬂm oti 9. Bullish Or-lma. x ‘_ ‘ Ancllgibnr manna mu. His was and Oarrzmlsu Euicule. nu-oear'psna‘ren to an Globo-Ddnoau. . roxr YV.u1tx.In>., Norembtr :4.-Thu mots? iwsB_-réndlnx Ind in-rlblo auras: iluun: oc- niicnoon, in miles nonlmcu’ at Lhiu.-Jiy. Al Ocrmiur tuned llayplaa. sad wife. have been qmmellng tor some tune on nllxicu cub- ‘ '5ecu§unui they both had beau:-.26 pu-duly lnuxu cm can nutter. A_ couple in! night: since boil: dxunul that ihay had . ‘ mm: 1:! m:.\n;1. _ Blnonxhaziboqunualnraboéin-pt up with ya‘, nnred rigor. To day, fihile ' the wouur im’ ~&hG':%N-nﬂlﬁfjilitk ‘_<ISog_oon'at.thci1:noInrlwlnuacd lho'noeno,ru.: ’ oul.£€drlngballtu wuh’4!_In:'_et'. R an &£!lg11bG!I'.lDll\.'Ih.€5W‘El:’J' as Hbﬁaku lggauowtrmui in lE€‘lrrrl_:t wrrxr _:-ru: sanmravx. When the nélnbon uwrml we room the mean ‘I reported u l/zcyond all dncrlpnon. Upon the near by sin woman, with bar.‘ brain:--panama our hcrdn-n. no hull roallnod lromaeludr, with I hole In his breast, tmui which 5820 blood‘ lad oozed. maul um ﬂoor and murdered woman was could with it. Its plwcd this gun upon rho ﬂoor-,wii.ixhu loo: anon ibolriner-. And his dun: vru lxuiuunooua. ' ‘ The chnglui at): her liiihelf and mortar had 5061 , ‘ x . . _ . _ Qrurumurca nmxxnr ‘ gr And aim was getting. nip, ready when, the ix-and: gecurred. - _. Coroner Webb In :10"! holding an inquest. "Bangles war ii. in-met, in raoderale almana- Ihmou, sud aid riot Ereion; lo-my church. , ‘ About hall 311' hour olnpacd iron the" um oi the niirda will be killed, hlmeli. no noighbcro lietrd tho that ihulzlllcd him. nulwaxu urnld czize'r'tho’houu rt am, u be ooaldbo soon with lhOIII.’hX‘tIdIlhl.II‘lKl«l’VIlDd.. ‘ I, - , ms am-rro:r=s_ wzuzos. [low The are vﬂysoomnucany Bobbin!’ .- y 1. R193 1_n"l‘op_»9xa. noun ntsnuzhio Ink uwgrncmau ‘ I‘<n-mu. K.u¢..Xo_\-ounbaru —'}L‘¢lvlooa rewind‘ hereto-_dny from Wuhlnxlnn rule that lIo_o¢,'DI;'v-a iendenij at muxndsu ‘ . ‘ ‘ . . dlucy. and Agent Ogbron. 0: Lisa Ours. no both. . who x-qmmjed. Aim. mum: glnwrlor >Dcpl.r1- uni will noeuxoangruq inyybro, ‘ ' Ibo Ougco uireparauog lo:-than killlnk oi’ Roy: 0! mu Inumbcr, nn.1~'aae'capi'nz~a‘i:t‘ A lot or ‘um:-j .’ort$:nyb this Knuu Blake lﬂllha la 18'“; nah: vi ind um ax sear-crary Delnqo premixed. zonnh we I nat.AIslrnhu-godlsorumagood an lsowy was 3 ng of rpoculuon has been tyc- mnnucally ddnudlnx the roitgvnumla Indiana. ’ , who until. recently ooesrp 3» rv.-aaruuon mu- Tvveh. pri in that «ruin mou- wlrﬂ . but oi the (ribs; ring in an India: 'l\arrntary. were rt;-resented as being dead, snrnhalr critics were ndminlucx-ed u n, and the proaeodo posh- wlcd by the ring. he amount realized liy the scheme in esumuetl at 30,000. . ’ "GOP1XEB.S." A Monroe. Mlchixnu, Bank Burglar- lze d-—'l‘).Ie Thieves Make 5 Bl: Haul. 1io:cnox.mcn..h'ove:§bu 2i.—A daring"-and ruoorulnl hm-glayy wu 'oomm’limd on i.lmFix-at Xlllcnd Bank. 0: thin _elty cu-ly sun rnornlag. The wuidunua wn bound and ‘used. The outm- cbon was blown oi! sad in cnprsnoo obulncd to he inside ufo brpryln: open liar inner door with vedgcl. Bazwecn $11,000 usd 98,000 were ob- uitcd. Yin or six nun participated in‘ i‘M:ob- hcry. some of whom /remslned ooulde on guard. nan ujczuinz omen urn entered it tom: of the yarty. TM inane: were tea: 1; by hula: --latch held to-their lltidlr .¢lpl0I|DiI WM very heavy. burrun out window: nndmnxlng I eonupleuirnckoi anon. '.l'hegaaxln“* __‘ , to have Icaiicrcd xn.dlﬂi.rznl' dxr-ooiloor. Up to noon an-sh have been made. Em bapkocnus 3 NI’ 0: 8.000 lorahc capture or iiauvbberr. I ‘nan but amour publish I nialnmoat. Their one: 1001 irn7,4£2v The mrplu inndwnuti - too.-Jrba but null nu 3131:1101 :i:,om,iI sddluon w an nnlmpumd cl‘ $17 .1300. A V The Very l‘.st'gst_. 5 . 11%): to an mono-Dcuoenx. . - . ' Drnxort. mcu., Kore:-nbu 2i.—-A. cprciniio tho zwmu tram Moaroq slim". the denll: at the rim muoni main zoimryf gnu only 1.51: whining. __ _1‘layra'i_nhmu wn blindfolded. puck- ._oio_d and 318:“. ml the 14:30; Ml»: was Ilﬁcrﬂlr ' ' puei>r..'1‘l:eouierdoorw‘ublow Aaron‘ 9 no1int-tJualeugesd£i'e‘r1r§_oon1’oi'nxli'r$e£b¢’nd- 3‘ rtrtl1e!nenC.aisu.p¢t'lor_tb_c_5¢Maihl:ii£l»InxxrA; -m . on In ‘ vuuznrr wontonx1uC‘i3u eux:.ar..uionco'unzy.:ooxpi:oesuo-eaaorsabi . comb: mil 9! giro cla__s¢_. tho: Mtg? ' iaedand dial int-nsly,q'L=-, daughter who '15 la; ‘ iklnny _ dollars - EQREXGE. American Symggtizy for Bastitulis Lilwexians. President Grant ilesires the Bemeval -" af £:~.gllsla Speculators. The Movgmenis of tire Prince of ‘Wales. ‘Fen’ P118963 Asruincd 333’ the French . _ Elsctortl Bill. .a.... - 1’. . ,5 .__l>xa17r.ajxrr!o;I£o1(x:ri);m-r:rl~m.,:., '_ ‘ w4smm1~_ox;2§oumhuﬂ.-3-Oadu lu£4x':x31 .r,eoe11odMgho7t‘ln¢' an it _co;-we-_ oi i2:$_.Lﬁ,udsuwitk'ﬁa'n§- its-august: dubetthﬁﬂbdn ye"-canned. ‘I'M If.- berlnnyla the lnurfar its Limoat inxtuwocxf ‘stsrnﬁtu. -ltlurlhorsppoors and mi‘ . UV 1. z4udeztsolIi-u3'rboo& ‘ c4n2§..:o.‘.'»‘. lmneii: sympdhr Wl telinwxsuiveo. sad ﬂu rzenleocoxngeueat la ital: attack: an we be:in7.r.- and are trading with the nsuyu, mm an-um. ammunition use at an-enafs of Int. . lnvlewoubemgcia 1):. Pour Puke: . 21501.01: and Linda did Mr. Ooptuxer. soéelgnﬂry :.‘.‘:.°.:.v:a*°-2 &“=.-.:.:~...=- W..r~ W M c ' nr. mu. - - ‘ll? Hunt to we Akxlmn was win: l.'§.‘3f§..°§: II in cidmodsut Shun uul Gran Bnuiniortbenporeulon a ciao Amen sure tmplo authority tor lvvernzneassl sn- France. » ms munuzn rm unﬁt. ’ Kzw T612. _l(’o~reunbc: :5‘.-‘rm ucuuizip I/Amtxlquo. reported yuuasny u’ diublod, Md titan one orbit pt _ tad: oonaidcnblo um- ‘-erln the accrue onaxuuoaban Qgoouwrrnz Ilsa rnl. thixlr elrhtln number. Anni rain; tho voy- ln the .l.'Amet.-lqu. under all; for Francs. be-allure lemurs ucrecylavoilng was mg gu-3:6. Thu rloctorslhll u rugsrdod M summing achsrsclcrmoro sad mom nnurotsble la the nap ubllcua party. mo rnuzxrr or xsnumzs Inlsrsu 0:1. Iloxx. xo1rmb«r2£.——In the Cinnabar o: Deva‘ _tin to dug the Minister at foreign Alain. in ur- are: to & qnuilon, mined uni lwy htdrzodnd iegrunllan of tpolixlml zutrxrc iorloues of the iuiiuu xuldlrsg ll San Salvador. but nbjaotlou hm been niu-d again» the payment 01 dung». The iullnn Government, he said. would mus: upon in xlghis. ~._~»-—- . rr.u.r am 017! cxx'rnI!zu.. . Rona. '1~l'o1eub¢rSt.—’l.‘h¢ lama minister at _&oi‘n‘x“ , uni _ I nxuwuuoo um Ocuuu-Iul next you: rha ls Ocnmitiuvrln uh for the neaeuaryapnae uni mp:-rinnend opcrtziau. TM‘ -—-.123‘ V'izx:iA. llavenbcr ii.-(‘A.n‘lini Buuohzz is dond. n1.wnm.xx1 nurxnvrrcr. Loxnox. November 2.5. ti 5». Lu.-—.A apoelnl from llulln tale: in: I cause of fraudulent bunk. mplcy izu been pram-rad urine: Dr. Bunni- Lurg, who continua under strut. India. xorxnxxrs or 1111: rxxxcn. Bantu‘, November 2£.—'.l'nc Prince. of Wales and suite rammed iron: lined: thin awning. and imruedixtehr want on bond the Bernplanvixloh iuver lo: doylon to-marrow. , Mexico. rnzmxcrxmsrxn. _ ‘ Cu’: or Hxnco,’ Novemba 18.-senor Jose llndrlan. Fngu. Mlnmeto! torcign Relations, 1 e . ~ — , rrmsrnxxcv. and Blink Bngfutcd for 'the’Con- 31 emrcloa‘ or o Democratic Ocu- . u-ration‘--nix. Hendricks:-Socnru the . zglelxigu-1. Deloiration. - . ~ . _ . Pnrnaulo. November S4.-‘nu P011 oi ia- nonvw norms; wﬂl'eo_niAln 9 oaretnﬂgrcoaado .e1td arliolton lhn quuion qt. ihafreddeaey, up lnwuun§_tho'n:rae oi Jhdn,Jgruu;l.nr l3l.rck,’ol Pansy _' . is iheoould -:'.-.-..ol the T‘ “ Ooh. " . Axxajutlnz um Gram will qndonbicdlybq the Republican undi- _dai.e.a:p.ic:o.~aiurnguanr lhepoliliosllnruinilonnol ihcoanmry no ln,mou_lmmlnna¢ pod.l,iheu'- dole eogcluduz "l_‘¢a_np1lyIn!b MI B°£x¢¢l>20- seniedmtnbriiarcu lot the couldeutioa oi the Eaucn ailuxmnoru-uul<l_nMln norbciuuixlhruu -A.XxYoI'xI0 In l«Irn:rd' but wl.ulo»discnulus alum be, torgoucn non him: when none bear - .,..,,, .. '22- ~— I one o u’ as :l'|I.!‘0“?l’Nl uisiounuuhiu in yur-tucking and eompro.b‘¢nrive- a mu: Jrhou good ulvlou has been uaixeedccﬁy the Adnlnlarui-on or in la: slxkan years, but to whom thou A-lnxinlairuloru ‘have onolndzahourolperillonkthsitbcpnh f ' nnderwboln onl- uriclmuunip: who ll ledgod lo be the patient ennauinuonu ax nan: at tho age. and whose Already - dinunm-i bod unloa- bna crowned him Irlihianrolc wm-(buy beatowod ' I ma: under whose xuldnnoalho Republic won in um. and iry whom it would be brumslu but to tho imsaadudan: landrurh. no ilui ll might ante:--upon the aeqcad con: 0! I33 oxiuuoo clothed with bright ‘manila enduring ocztnxni.y.' _ _ rlénancn secum this Michigan Dulc- « .. -' 33"." - . -, ’a9oenlmru&c&u'IM (1iobo_-Denna-32. ' - _1;r:non-. Iloyeinlzaj-i.V—Wlihln the lat icw day: ihohicudr . or Genpnl gondrielm in mi; auto hue taken I ‘sexirroifidroli Ibft, which manna to ocean tor Nu ﬂaw‘. elapsioa to the nu: Democratic Corr“ lion.» . . ynyacxor‘ iuarzvs. it Ca‘urcrV'tla$ lncudorntiou or a._’rnlev- _ __ ‘ H ‘in;-flbuxrgnphcr. apodslbluaxtm re the 01006-Douiacnz. _ Qunlcr. m:.._. xomnbex 34.-fL_'¢y' eronlnxn rlnod the Toledo, Wfsbuh sad lﬁfuu.-rn gratui- oaoo at Carthage wu broken into and robbed of 11:. J. E. Bcnborr. 3 you-I¢"r'ngn ol lrcuiotore the plunder. ﬁn: onli did‘ be-non!-su , talc.-mi: alto that he had from to Man.“ an: u-141+ pnwzsu to be oo11oerad'.':ud,wbeue-vu p ‘wccirtr hui pocnkd thuvuoany ha r9>e_i_v,od In be contained in Mﬂnmdw Ilnui (oriv In default 9111.500 =54: ‘ now Dos‘ in ihacnihzgqluilc ‘ " _I ' " . '. * .- .>'.. in Unlrxalry Ilnbérer. .‘ ‘lllbiclllﬂtnitohidlhoelobo-Daznoeruu. ‘. _ Q Ie"ln1xm'xo/mIi,“:lx.:.;.~. Kdrmm 24 -'-mu _ Vrekh; A laborer‘. wu~.'oe1-only inlnxgd In-.411} 5! -1 Alan wring in or telly sens-Ina ha wunnlinw -I lnslclsiourrihswcxebnkca. _ ._ v :- .‘£‘:._ ._ n aunonndod in range money and 1 large nnml.~:1'_9f_ih:kot§"._H5ni: ' pldon fell upon 3 telegraph operator is iln oﬂfloe. ‘_ unbicmluhed rﬂauuilon. l_1_c_‘._ _wu2 arrjeslekl ‘Mid . bu nude 9. full eoalutlon. telling them he burlsd ‘ / A .$ozi§ oaiiifieifiédosmazg av Gl't‘.I\'l~ZRz\lV; KS1} i"El7L‘.'>()'.?|'.r\.I'J. 1:. sst‘a‘ittctt.n'n~:r,¢V.-.s «.5 _l'.ma la in Mar- Su-: iizo -'al~.}.icr-,"' hut tho "mid rvoovd-rm" chub the l'rir.re. of Wales in his trip. .ﬁul'mztn-ra.~4m:n- w.u.r.m:, at me New York Faun,‘ 1,“ ,._,,,-_.,..i,: Czuu la, itpsn It dull. \'[(j-fnii ll vuo wrap and ilillvb lt“[Sl witucuce to in M, ﬁ._,mgy,):-'e mrraivso tu Hind Ellitefo _ lir;:rr:t h.'l.!i'.4zv:a‘.5 mini: in Paw 15 03”” V“ o!n:r~tt Lorin-.l bcr.c2uh‘.‘.‘iu'vrcr.t on" All Blinks‘ Dd)‘. l.m:l.sv.I.x.t la "_die:<.uragc- 'V' at to her lcvncu. ml: hcip oi the Gcnrral Govcrm . ‘aim-g ygy;-in thcy think that the “D.'m" beioro =OaS':lo‘«rl ‘nemo itnndn i_or= CiiA11i.‘.t:it Dor>Lnr lV'AXX.I.£~l;:.;V:i’illD£’_I Inlet} lid: 790 HVA‘I:'ﬁf9I'd‘..(V09vﬂ-)3 ..V.,...w m, , ._.V.».«.:. .. . .. "0.turox«'ir'xi"‘1$l'uin1" trtehco ere Mlml DYDP =1~'l1I't‘vtls_o_" -rail? 5'é~r‘if ‘ ‘county. (Vlelllorohi-' :c'd'V'o‘h:cieen‘:y-earls, eon§ ctbr. John -‘tlt;""’5iin-sif =.,..-w°.°i‘IN°=§ 1(cyr‘lSn;ln_uri_'V 0:36!!! Auutin,h'_qw VYWF ‘S8! Y°°"‘:'.‘_11 Kw.’-Y’ ‘P? u“. -3‘t‘xtV'o'o’il'cnne oi pig-I10’! 9"9°m*“.4 ;’3;‘,d.v*.."§°7 ‘l‘,‘."°V-' '1n':mx'~.’zéd him inVus_eV'1'cnbsV. ,. ._ V. . _ ' _ A rnnnoxn .—-Vsndyekfs long abet V itndohiid ntq b'¢euVtoun<ViVhmnx¢bentno1he_ Vnnar. ,. {or‘tn"cbVw:’rc"c'hg in’9g . V .‘ . musics; vx:‘.‘ . . .. . 1:rtdgct‘1'.._ce,_nVnd- er oaoonr 190 year». " Junta ‘i’2:'8iil: iljndvv vi"rltinx‘V '."V fh'uV.V't_‘VJo:xrior oi _,u._c...,~-.,o_.t.,n‘u e" nmni‘in- the Jxni_:;v.r"y ' V_ on itdneetion -Vend: =_--JonxJ.Vik3gm 00 B . _ V . . V3,—u.V1.5*p;ob1oy;f, nVra_s_r ¢in;'yj_agVq,'.insia1:--end hag alone :30’ niece may oi the V -uroiorxctittlnue oi the erect; _ mm. tiunritria um. mam tint h i V hull its start in the u_tnin._npon his mind otueod byf pinyin; minty" diitthulr gamcatoicbua. no in no .13! Iz.l!.t.1rI:’«¢i.°.*)'W|.* M" +“.¢lV..9f1.°'-99-1’ V . -Goemvut s.-.’c:rn'e rcocnl iuntsge lehla ennui -tor pcntponlng bin Cornell University lectures on-' all next spring. =l(exnwh_l1c. ii2s'>.,W."1=".*.*vi*..'*.‘==.=.«.‘~£?:‘.**‘—',.l.i°'.’S“T°l”4 7 . _ T Distzx. Dru:-cu,-oi the New York htetcoroloxi-‘V at obaexystory, urn; "ilanny _.L_morio.1_n nor or ‘chin th ¢._‘Atigu_:'uc to‘ l'.‘oro)_1ol"V', _'_0ormnlr; An , o'riVne,1ho plcotrlclen, he: been over -tor; _ r¥-«ooh; 0319-f. tlﬂhomo supply Inky ‘ "‘At.i:i.urnx'n‘tt. srxmezve ‘is getting dowoulck‘ cg nin. end on llttlcrhopeot being . et Washington", when Oongrt'eI'xni.>cu‘.3 brrrpenu tag that long to. -? nrcit :25} llorthértt iudicnoci Vwin-i -»'-,«.A.".' -.'.—A."‘ " =..,| _ V tcﬁinsoxhunntttcnenew norc\.s_oou, jto‘ be pum_nVhVoa—_r novel with k putt_><L}Io.bi odurpﬁ; it in ma. in~\iV:hi_ch,ccrtoin ph.uc.n=oiV the wanna.‘ on (erhetcvcr tho: qunuonfin)‘. an worked J';":?.-'.t‘) ‘v Kirrux .trru-rox, Vibe 'l‘t':'ucn ecn_tlmcet_:.liat, "ircnttto ‘rm thc'(,‘nbn_ne givori jibe Vri3hti"or" bei-, _ii;c_z rnu and their dii'iicu.lI.iei,. with Spain eettlcst on at : rhiiitdcl pixie-":ln ‘use Ceatenniiti. ~—.._...._.,__ 1.. ' ‘ - 0 ‘oil: hogcrop ii nollim large :51: has i.'oon'hi:rotoi.:ro in number. in nrpnncd.‘ ‘lite’ novr__ mostly rexdyj Jzuowlrg that w hi‘. cxxuux. rm Jorxx Poxrxn was reported to ,tuve -resigned hi: _pboli.lon oi, Dommiuionor oi Public womm New York, a few _d.ny-A ago, but without-h-um. He vmlbcid on nu: ma torn: ax- plroo, in Deotmbcr. ' ' V‘ It‘: New Oricun, '.i‘hnrnxl.ty xncrning, William- hicoutn-ry, nootion picker, am down A cotton; zetornr rented John Littler, become the lettci-‘am .3031-.d him ll)"1l1l’l3ln[: a song. Miller me totally‘ avonnded, it vruthonght. -' 7 : V nmr c. Ilotvnv um um tholihei-cult mu-1 titted by him Igninxtt Vibe Jlraoklyn rragle ‘villa never be comprom lied. .iI_u vriliiq the can it ill _ V "n. V'1'h_o deiondtntn hare made! tovcral propbulticnoVoVi'_coVm'promizo. . - Trix father or Mr. snnhcy, the revival ninxcr, l.’ ni. pruont it juror in Vthe United Staten (monit- Oonrt at 1‘ithhnr:.VV‘ me bowel: in New 0.toLlu,; Viva. ._ -no hedge: been 5'; .:nombor_ oi-__&h9 incrim- txzie and Collector of lntcrnnl llcronpo. -E _ - "Winn hours are xrpoirtcd $6 Vb°_&Pi7Y03#VJ§10£ 501%- tlnnnlly ncertr to -PIrii."17‘:eno’o'. ‘A’ house '7vvne 'oignnlio_d} e"I‘nl: or ‘two ngo,'u_:¢l.Vrtthin ﬂirty} 'mlu oi tho city,‘ kiiiod ~“llitacn‘oi'ihoI.ni1nnia in} two hoori. 't'i}cr‘wci,x‘hediroe'e'_ no loose p'co.ndn._3 Y. nocitxnorr. cure "or 1iVqixo_tJVasi;‘e,jVinV_h‘{oi:-= jtrenl, to thd hpt in zrinxing egoluiuti-: "t ed riuVVi_ to the n nxeVbVu‘o_t _Gnlb_ord_, ‘r.uartliVx';VtVtn,‘ __i1o ccnldnotbe co1npe1ied_'l&n._lly to .do no,Vn'o<t‘ ' that .1: ujeouxa tmmuni so pm» waistﬁ<.th,¢n*ebk93>*.¥°!F*9d£.’. .- - Inn" mm 93.510»!!!-12:1»: B.-94-1.‘. mi. :ero:k‘.ud=.‘oersed¢aGuibc:d'n*vxmvo:' iron the; fhenvcneto‘ the curb’: circumference, "'en‘d -th°.¢'2r¢tm.ItrL«ﬁ‘u. to i.h9.°¢|!¥6*91’ll>§xl'Al$.°- Ion‘ ’nl_1no'op‘_ ej my will u‘ nqt'sta:V;ir‘..:_:. . _ .-outing 5I!oo2nu1':-:_iaV;_dcVaoribc:i in Wt-tr ==sa'nrrrr-M;,3=r :W#Mw-iIw1ui.'e rm: ,.»'.t.hdt Itéivtion or. Vx:<-i<cilax1VI4.'A.'a?-_d¢n=ici8n3I ta‘ -.°.'vrry_(caent_no,*.,'.V:bdsa_ux_lon—n ' _eViixodu'.'.a V . ," ' "'.‘°.1'..*'3.’°“.‘v‘ 5':'.*°‘ |ﬂ.¢ddf°h5'5P€ _.mao°iet it .vér'1li‘rriu!nr;l.iic'_‘end ll a‘u3».»z¢;rV’ AI '11 eppicnant ii_iiViodienoVr.p mt ' . «lchn it‘. llnyrnonddeeterdlty alto:-noon,‘ by no/no ibnli Vdozcn or‘n':oto yell xho1vn‘oiti:‘eu, they‘.-do-F V tuniincd. out ol‘,o'onvpl_imilnt_tO_Lh°Z§¢mn1_~ dim. to make Lhctrippunnoo uijnrymcnlnilte ﬁlth not oi the "Gilded Ag9',{'_t8iauton[n"; jluu will be the "met eppunzioo oulnny rings" of these z¢nt1cmen._—-[Boston f1‘r'nnsctipVt, Novorn-? Dn. Arr-r.z:rox. the editor oi the London Acad- my, _ who rcturncd to Europe int weak, V we.‘ ntthor diuppoiniaed by his rtecption in America. lie hid expected to be ictod and dined by gm :3. llitrlry calories oi Arne:-ion, IJIMQMI oi whichno wu olincnt entirely ignored. Oite gentlemen tn b'cw"i‘ort-, to whom Dr. Appleton Ipohe or "my Academy," and “whet .lmde-uyr" .-pa... mam. was scarcely able to hold up bio bout Glrxnulx, I_sn\_‘mxx.r Tuoxnn, at Virginia, ya.’ in Iiaow)‘ mlurdiy. on hit, my to _MiuourI, looking in no health ondnpiriu. ilc appeared =cor.ndu:t_oi_tbe election or Benn J. Randal}. Bpukcr oi the iiouno, nnd he certainly ought to . hnow tho pmiorcncc at the Southern be Vtirracnl Tucker pmpout to spend moot ‘oi the oomlng winter in thin Cwitti, uugygnc 4,3,“ um. .1-vioico a large number at old trim £o1x_(D.'0.) in pobllcn, K-rvembt-r 20. V_ V scuurtcex the iuv..l':.tber Hogan,‘ oi tho‘ "1h.ms.n'Cotimiia Church ci iixriison, N.J.', xc-' ’ Vtvnlcul it-_u'n tlunlter one_'oi his parishioners, rm.» tun 0'llonrci|. and. the latter nrtgu, mod 1“, gm go A tree it»; his private ehetscicr and butlncee? to melt uxtxtejot no to drive ft'0llI:§’Jll nearly ell? . his lrinh cmiom¢n.'1ln.ir..0-Drnaeii new that‘ 'lwv:ll1M.tonl1 oxliibo nttcnttonci lbs mthopta ‘« -tho minor, but will also bring a text! unit saunas’ the prior!" 1»: dviunotion '- 1 ehtreotor. us.’ O'Donnell them out the cam-oi the nttectunc. the; he belonged to on Irish Maui to :ict1. ray. . rhghin echoes of . .. _ V “.,,.m,,, V.V _ . . 'rynmt.tc in: an): A "oim.‘aoi tltitll , .1.‘ ...H ﬁe _ r‘."“‘,°,ﬁf’ .l- of? I“ Ye‘ n_udE',,llio tnloni. opp:-eulon and won. . our love: -to n ~ ' nnhe cohnhbmnad ‘ ' 0 nt- ‘ _’“::i\tto iwﬂhovch Art. .J8i=.-8.1.13” ‘ rite oocena-‘no- thinoownerrxtto. . ‘rum oéin or‘A5a'ti1le'¢. lhq-[inner cunning‘ . nhniirightoxa the xnthwt cnvtxoncd ii! 3.’. “Ho zwiion-llhlc ' ndc “F"or‘:£{E"xinllng‘ -‘id t.h'e_‘.Foreoth" o‘nd’Ac theliteidlr in= How--‘J -» 0nt:l'oot*n~the,Ko do . 4.? :r:om.1.u:x«.- You-tuliinld.) _ . . irhe. V=lMoohun.~. hcnndrxne: ..ycttcrd17'/e whet ieloovrnns Vtbc-.iIeilwny ilo:m,borwccn? .lIn¢k¢.x.mck. IM-.1’»I.to. ». .. -- ’ . th _V eerjhrtt ha been telizcd or end ' l lnticipeitd rur sevcrelj wpekl pest ‘ ought: wns notVIo'uucormi‘nl_ u'_“mVxnv lud; hoped it would be. it nevertheless afforded; - thoto who had nevct-..w_ltnc-sited .3 to ‘hunt on; V opportunity (-1 ind ogoi’ the-rnvrttn oi till.» V_o:clt1ng sport." -An lively-ior Ilcynxrd denvoring to 4 clone! niiiuncr hounds. enubtcrl meeting proil or. ' '= on Sun . cntletnnn in" cor .rid rig. _ oi.i£Cl\’_t_ .w.u the rule . n ' is do hi: war groundless mornio u a too be m can Vthc iiroot it tho light breeze coming from the north» wm. nipple tho an end angers oi o\'ery.one rod in: en 1:-~i.o'nn.n lzcnlthiu .( re luonntln . represented brother to Moon .honc.Mod --Mary and several ;oVIx_itto _ ‘rm: 1l0VU1t'D5.'.- «. - ' 7. .- . I ll; hell ool.tp1c.ot.honndI odnstiluted were brought. out oi’ A couple in. where -they hndfbccn oonllnodi t_ in n corerodjujngcni . ._ '.tx;ennportod to,-thus t_-thrmgwcre supcrb.'ea._ninct,i riuhhcxda end corn lhfgmwlllii V _i-_l:io’or leather about thelrmouthsp V 1nd row: rel ber.obtuno.- ':.'i‘hoir. countenance. i own expression: or vole-inn angncity, rend“. 5 _ stiVng'nnd even magi:-I _ (inncould not help tiiiniriugg as he: - _- icollrd Vol. ._liiVne, boundg, tbet'_thoso bronl ‘: iiloent oiraotorv ;orgnur : in-.pe.cJt. : They ._ oi. bar mil 1 during the night, _and‘ ‘run.-t;:‘_ mo 6 bony and pour -much loom ingilzun highly: intern: henduend thorn in: contained lworld o V 13;; nerd. It ix‘not_prclendcd the "compare with ‘tho: ‘Duke of Bennie iortbia country.-. -. : -Alter bait anthem’: .~ iced townVrds1’aV.tcruon ,- the Iixli-Vvmy. _ Eouee, lwhera, Here the hounds _aud the old veto the in toward tin or .tho road. end went At once e dirg- n scent’. ranioge: and bu tit-men oi the vi rm :1 at too old oi their ridin Mlcr light the field move int: thohounda The hounds xvorlrcd tornbout V :.*;:;,*;::.:.*:.’:“:’:.::. "§'.*° ’ "cg “.*:° 3 ‘W’! ' hi ocnrludeu to “bill? them 9 Y out: it were rctur land the ﬁeld moved cddowrluhuz? duo north. ‘. Jill reed." '.l'hcy_.hnd not tm minute houud“Grv:eley"be zwujqnickiy tnkcno tei'es‘rd uni it would "ink 'hq.l!Vnn.hour to drive Vlitey um '01 the ilaid the untrue nude V- ﬁnally hard it; vrin = The y done the in _ don icdiniotba vvcodr. Th: hounds cemcV on‘ sbddt a minute later. <?:( _ Ii na'upVroinVc Joni: ilormr,»-V3o9lcV.»,ihV = ll ﬁnlclfi-lV"illIa¥i'L\1.'t1(,'«filll¢)fl9l'1I the l.¢.¢-is or’ the w.-nu rrr ‘Mr. WI er I .- : ‘ ~ ‘ .-' .. calm I'.u_nuc. ;~ 1l'i\‘:m rig: straits ‘ of F cc‘ om"io :7 §}C5xf?3§l?.«§'iu rorlr-ow o'er (.‘o;l>n'o dark wrongs. 11.,-r i'ni';wmc».l itjolcinz, Ihxobblvlr. ' Am! mt, !let'ln§i.01fr)'-‘rlﬂti 11).; up train but couch, she 1S'i!:Eiumod to tho heaient. tho nerth and the la‘ While ln»'i‘yrneny'I lxir V Spain nbrui-ls in ﬂelpll ' '1 rum: tent xnino est: nludl who . . V V . "m'.‘."l.‘.’3.’¢1’:‘.‘..".#’°.:§:.l§{€¥’i‘.. ‘l‘.?;.‘."z‘i":'.“" -. _ -',"Ilu'o|.txb ngu oi-sorrow. no hope uarroroslinx. ill to never yoncohiuu. a thunder, breathing lro ~ n:n.:-—.n;sVr§V’.mz.r. - ' - - -oi. ‘:1. 7-; who no»; rn.xdI’l§n3 '-’ ‘ at he bro .93 cover an - . siruikit bcc-line scrou one or tin: worst A newt“ of ‘Mr cmittlrlrzl ever seen, toward lsmiiiie mt-or. All had been éxpc<:ied”o< .3‘tlm.. 118133“ ml the wind. .'l'Vh<,* cutirg ﬂuid sci. ‘*'lfoli{_hoi’{ cc Iiaon; itgiylic lo: * reached the-rm,-c-n, and sat on in not ptirmlt.‘ I Onlyn icwxii. the hcrscr can d':.n.i:c.tho"uld' ’ [,‘0st_ﬁ1l_d rnii .ic_nL‘ce which. ’ c e gallon: illmen was lair but two....-or-...t1:rce smcmiose econ miter gave up the chute. .l3lAs.£4;u rodeV.jill:vV n '_Ce:nta_tti‘ ' . icnco ms taken h)-‘hie noble lli _ no olmnclc sec med too régit for-hint to over- - - came. Iielumpcd s~ re rail fence. which - stoodntirnz-ci1veie¢t.higl:t, and sailed ovcr innumerable tour-rail lot markers. in held the chino n_ good (our miles,-. bu ,ttic.nmll'.!i of Ibccountry was such. sud 1 e hciahb oi the fences so grant lioundl, or r-ether-t hoiiovr. Such. riding as we: liimen wuncvcr u-Van nt icihli nhmghinx. ‘ » ‘s in Lord Inlay my Spoocln, bcaru oacyeot en 1 lettered in bond». her roiecjxenl. tin: _I3"oi'eig:i ‘V ‘ 'At”"llzb" ‘ilarcjutt rt’ ﬁriildbnli on"Lor'4.l hlaror-‘s Ilxy, hot:-mbqr 9, Mr. Di-arnoii, ru- “ilcr blxjestrs lliii-lE!‘§,‘” Mid: V _, my Lord 312.301-,’l'must thank you on my part ind on link of my colleagues tor tho great honor which you have done us. rod 1-11’ tbe='-top-land»: mennun in‘:-'vvliiett" 0Il":hsve ‘ on oil ans-neii. ‘ blci hinglatraiie oi thin great. city in ad nltureiiy en ooce:-ion on uh ch one ll out to retire: on the condition or our I may Vdcscribc tint. with- oi ‘tiny present, as onevvhich in not trout in , in Lord Mayor, when no rusln your Vpredeccnoor, V_tho with: ruined: oi gtvarg in was unsure were toldgworo on be cerreiotl pa‘ hthe ccntetjot Eu:-op; nod lictwcnniite most btviiined cotnmubtiuut I ventured than to~uy,_ onthe part or the Govcrnndcnt, thtt it we: not only our hope, but our-ballet, that «tr e tloally lost the bo;xni~u.oiIy',§ocd{’:r.'. _ Ithehurriosgat to: coin!- tlr'1e;iion'ndh"c£:§io irottingbeclt an Home = end or. About 12 -and decided to Mr. Jotcph Donahue, lo I ut three . 5 rgllea the bound": vccrﬂﬁt gllftgfand outlnl 5 wood..bot were unable topiclc up ' because at tho‘lz'o"nt‘y ‘frost which still lttrlcud intbe llmbcrkwherp. ._t1:__cV,g;m _Vn9s =i>9§°'§ Vtnied. _, , ...'_:; -The ﬁeld Itertexl at 2 on-.ioc_t~to retort to. oil extieilcd -with third: thstending '.thoy:'hsd_"1t.ilod» tcdno ‘-" ‘ i diontfi 'W3.5-Kl‘!-31¢ . . - - » ; o’clock the not .-numb where our loreintheru ‘vision ' ioliow the huntnna olnre at ireodcn: nztu . -¢v»=:éi~ﬁ9- .“F‘..'9!'*°" most: cil'onn.to prevent or but not owned, Lord: itndwr to my share her Mainly at luiinlnters may have lmiin tho that evil, all thn_i.'Ivv1li in!’ it in one of which they . . ion to my lot,-in I.or&lA'xror. pc ' ' O’ 0 ; oamial: ”§s st: war-«wt e 1 ml be friendly rem one witlal Jhicregt and um: oi the clti-P V ihclrcnnectc w D!'ft¢o&6It unborn." ' I, thy bright inlet in-_ . i ’ M ...=@iib9r.Lé-all =.°"5*°.‘-1. '='°i' mi‘: 'ry'_o1inunholl her oagoineio-id. ~' 3 umo ni.cmctVuebo1vnV . - , ' . month] . ai:'§ont..V. I’urdr. _ ollough n.ndV8l_xnon. ‘ a ll we at-3 9° :.i§:z.£.%.i>. .-impending, would have been it this with a; country with vvhic wouldpot l V _ i $l1E1’_°l'“",lf5W‘V'¥5‘.3 at In otbcra. En v~.;~.:*=s= M °‘:;===“ ':i*....**-°.*=:.==“~ cert: success c run Iuc-; would M.-erc’¢iy be «triurii hunt.‘ Ba-«V in our interest to 3 ‘ind Gonna" 'obtx1t?hi‘ ' it "be" '''''h ** 49%; 13:“ iii‘. ‘oi Ierni-bttnrnitnons out ~ to uni. x'Pa.nnnu..'= -Th» ortho nope:-intend ' ‘ ed tobepio-; to unite war upon us,nod tvhichelwn as in more treble when m.rV lunged Vrortunnteiy, tint evil in: boom degree the corn and 'prevcnted that evil ' My own: now upon oarxowu well etc aceouron.oi..':her; country, have, I_bni xii‘! thin’): we {my I F y u I nun y no occurring. or no so , opinion the: tbol hell with‘ chic:.'ihe' am-Mlzclnrtze u people _nro err V (1 as t:“l‘;'im§“3.N'rt»h°% in re: tcnir en can on ago 9“ c 0- célzhin vﬁhe iotntrni Govwrnexrnt, whic ‘iris 0\l1"Wi.ll.l and interottto 1 ‘referred to the in l ‘amid G we 5:32; min ?.'o§'i -ixtsraselieicdvp lotbo"l£th,’In ontlnt dry, Jbolttﬁaboilj wiolzo Wu diaooverod oomi iron: the After hatch and iron? lbegidu torce-pu:npV_vnu Vinrzne -' _ vreil’ lmown-by-'cvory'; sporting gcntlcmen,.iex huntlngvis the incl‘..- .-popnlarouli-too Englinh .,.i.l:nn Slliunztetn both; to ' In this country. the n __ ‘in: , iithcu h bclorc the aver there were n r at real I: tine packs oi’ ﬁhoundit in the mth, when _ it me ortan zne:lo.cxtrcmciy V ' ‘1‘i:ei=.:nrer.=h‘~zi\vcrer, dc ttroyed the wealth oi thttiectiou oi oounir;VriV and scetiorcd the hmnda; not bnt to-day ‘ioxg V I:unl_in' _ls_but little indulged in in the§um.; 1:‘ Mr." one bDonohue—eod what -cpommur in this sect oiioi the oomit , him—hn followed “lir. lloyu" uimbic-= crqzricxtionr thmuxh ‘hhrylxnd, Vin; V out .l.'ox.l: and New Jersey, ior,_um-mrda on iorty yarn, in -long‘ bu-n eircnuoully ‘en-i 30;" - in .'c:izmcction with another old ioilower of th ption'o:tcir'; to be kept on" Lon ltltlild orVow;r_in New Jcrgcy. in citberV or V\ rich pla’cc'iox_ce are wry lanuiul. ~"i‘ii.:g 'ycstcrd.\y;sv_z.a in tort ersnco or thin day nitcrnoon‘ii'nutnber‘oi amen mounted thzirhuetera infihis .looltnquiVct center out to‘.II:.cl(nmeoir, attu- ~ nnpointcd. lot the party to rendezvous tithe rrsc-nt itrootna out with 'iniiovrcd"in"ihe nvenln by “Nov-‘ Jersey and }ic1vYor Rout V.‘ Art! o’ci Sunday evening the Ztinnnion Iiouxc-n't Built-l -enact: wns swnrmin -with rpurmd and book’ d hunting brcvohes and The utmost decorum wv and u the slut haul‘- becn rot ' ior 0 o'clock yctiordzy incre- ing end he the wort: in hmd required '¢0v- head: end nieedy nerves, oztriyrotlriug' . it wuvcry much :icei-‘ed than ‘roxl , the great enemy oi‘ the tax hunt» ' rlnvo jlihn. hcc V ‘peace-was mnintei 'bec'nu§o'_the too on V.-Vspomi, no lower‘ inrly. ndvez-il3ed._l uyei, _in.ita_in-3 . Vnexcr Vvtu pumped ,_ _ Eiiirnk into the hold,"-‘whore the-belt-may omolte nppcnred to. be ttroogent.‘ ‘1‘hio"vn~ cottinum/illi the 17th, A ntmomgnie biowin; . ali.V1ho um, nccompeuicd. pf hatch’ war tbcn. ,ta.kcnVVot er _ the crew Vconzmcnccd tlirowing cergo On «working to’ ‘ the burnt ho other -cnnc wttirihe coda. -Being nbom ' ninety-one ~miirn. ircm Cepo.vPlll.nr,‘ at th- wutcin colnnco oi tho Slrnlis oi hlngeilnn. it tn: determined tovrun tor the Blfllil, to VA- Vto ct into nnooth tuner and be able to wort srrnicrvincllii . Tho hntrhca were inst- cnui clown, and ‘I c linen were ll.lOWed'll ml, as way were tired out. A 4 1. in. on the 18th the Straits oi.Mn;oi- in one entered. By this time tbc smoke [L the cxb_in.zVnd rlortrooxn wuno denim th Vwu impculbla to enter to get provhlonr o ‘clcibcq. ; MVU n. m. the boat: were ‘go’ ready, the tire havinzhnrnodthrough the aid- oi rhevemi iorvrnrd oi the port tnizzen chains At8‘n..m; thoavholn oi the utter port ‘of the chip wuin iiunu. After drop chcr with thirty fathom: of chat not tiriko bottnm,.tho:ship was abandoned into the pinntco am V n. in. be crew saw the mlz zennint iali over the side end tho lanlisgon thu malnmast in iiemcr. V been liked. the boats kept cnstwltrd in searcl. born, the 8 géouiulin cm Vb‘ uric, VlIer;.lieic.¢t‘tifun’:;hiinist¢rt1‘in ‘ use we are on e o 17 en . °‘. .. .:.~:”*:i.t:=~%i or _. it not .11 voooun. =2: {:5 p‘i1%llt’InlI‘l1:l’I"r¢, how been is the Ipprybb may be txprcucd‘ they npmmt [cheer-r]; nod I mnnot but be- lieve at this moment when Mr. Weds mun. heart‘ that ‘on'!h‘c' ’I‘lil'd}§:.1or’a more Wu such an xxprrssion oi nympnthy this utcmhiy oi his iellovv-countrymen with his lithcn end his position, he will cstpcrioncc a. reward which, perhaps, no hobo . rd corinlnlyfcw can exceed. My . r. 1, With Lcoqidi hi: it neerer home, an-~utiatn'ctor1"n.s‘I ' Lhihir we in: it ildll‘ our nlniionr with China. on nilcctxi ion lo‘. in-n provlncje cf- mcn no toiling. docs not i:nou' with rcgardro torclgn gl- nrthcywere in n t it pariixi revolt rkcy has brought about u. tire of til’: rs which in thnt part oi‘ the uozldirciy oifcn .l>V who prevent instance tho 1rire’ior ' the great. power; immodistely lnterutcd in the quullon-‘-3 wire riorbcernn id: be to oilcr my most slnccrowcv many, and wit ch cannot be too highly nppreuisrod -—pro~ Vduced an ctiect so h.Ippg"r‘l::t ntgno moment 1 r 8 ‘that this serious ditto:-hence would unmodi- )' Lord event, which iwllinot ciel catastrophe or one or our oiiicr—rcvived Ito txpl lug sirugglo,_ gnvo a. new orpectto icons in qu V err end "inc the ~.hVoraVcv. nndi lhe.tr:.ln on th»; dcr htout. Rein fell hur- ily...Omhe19th they Iurtcdngein to the ow storm, mtrcriog : They landed elu ceded again next morn oz. Ll!!! '15 wire become dell: from exhonuion. »Shc dic Arte: rev:-rail drip of’ this kind. oi life they- landcd in. Fort reunion, and on the 24th new : tho ii ht of at steamthxp. but could not at a tract or nttenllon. On the 243th they started 3 i'orSendy_I’oini, and made the entrance or Fresh Water 13:: next ill Chiiien nctilomcnt mu ion of Sandy Point Illnl it ncnm-launch with pro-; viuionn Ind ell nccennricit, and look tb- port. -- Aiterthis they came b_- 3 ttcemerio New York, . Valuable Dt]:_co\'cry'-or Enter‘:- or. en tmiortututo ell upon-—tho linen- severely from the no for. in turning out yesterday c ground wet round frozen bani As early no 4. o’elock, gentlemen hogan coming in from the ourrounuing coun- mounted end Troll: pin 1;; nuclei! who had taken quxrtern at’ the hinnrion Hausa vrzro routed out before‘ daybreak and sat down at 6 o’clock toeau-l pub bro: iut. _ Dluppolntment was depict 4' cd upon more than one countonxncu at one by: one grhtletrttn looked out lit the door enu= new the grass and herbage glistcnin,-r'with iti- -silvery manila V.oi irost. there was little use in hurrying to whit until the sun ind started lie btiorc putting the hound- Thc but limo for n nclcto run in when- tbo ground. is moist no \‘v'heu there is 3 iron. the for.’s sconbwlli ‘rot lay long-enough for the bounds to tal- 0 . Tho honu, huh: and tad, were sndd _brenkl.u~l, end. liter having looked walljo thelrtlulu and clgn.r—oa.scs, ngcncmlscnmper "was nude tor the stables. The zooming‘ was coated hopes end _ls,-lm‘pob.|' _ ibleto don ‘ hit chxrn'clcrVnxn critl)- ' is.‘ us and was rinlcing. but it wiilcontiour to be exercised, and I have myself not only in t.runL,..blxi. I cont} tio ucerllined which where a small. ag,,,mc,m._V,_myg,,,: _ _ V nboutl} satisfac- rgiult-I-lntrétult which \vill'ile'can'slell‘:nt .1._t1 ms in t on: is mince 0 ‘peace, on w c °’ "" " will be suixhci _ V_. V Mayor. .-I will not con- tuop ate my Dl_h¢f.;l’9IUlI. end, _.th¢rc1or uy thxt.IholVnicrcrt.e..uhlch'Vtbc herein thlrqueation no V are mcrcdircct than thor_o‘oi_.Grcet _Brl hot. that: hrnorcdircct rider: to; _‘uuVi'tVhoeo oi your elixir: nrdnowjintnnted, are deeply = 'comcioun‘ot the onion and the hi ' thczni qiriiiihointercstn, end those terms -« they - «are resolved tlln. My «Lord Meyer,‘ the silly overctei. V _ _ (Item the 8ui.1li.tDento¢nt.] it come one V otic gentlemen, with more money than he‘ now: what to do‘ with,‘ de- sires to double that money in h Icgitlinete en- terprise, he will Vcomo.to .‘_ledn1ieV and work; the ounrtvol Vemory-clone which was diachr- exed in the northwestern pert _. oi _. rctu. gunrd and-nulm ' county about one you-_. 330., Probnbly you I ""m 357°“ ’°" :11‘ gzurvrfdftaell " or. 3 mom ' lt"!.gii(l, tht month _ inn lino vra.,y,oi.reoorcry. era,Anron en'd1*}I'nvnti'd.- wcrmceught by piccea oi flllll) timber, and sustained revere oriniury.» 1ilu.Bebr:,Gns- : it end. “who " "d nbo ti In one: yngc u o . 2 nl. thnr W" moment to n morn dirunt Oriental coun . tvhicltlnt ear I ha.d'to"notloo an in ~nj;.con - he!-mhidiit now oe- lnt you had only just once iron: the rest vleltatlontthntv visit mnnily-cxiousive amine the ability or itrglegvornment, and as and the resource or the Queen’: rount moment 1ndin—':o Lord M1 or, have I! bxpplly adverted-oiicrin very d mtrcnt con- Tbo Prince oi Indie, an melt or cih’J:ginnd,huplentedhi:1oo: inrihe tint time on the: Empire, which he is, r- _ ‘pr to rule, en phiolrnonc rhi- - Ibtfétl re hnvc ever vieite . ~‘ to would be idle to lult upon tuch en eotqrprisc on his purl. n. a mute pastime oi pleasure. -A Prince oi in.» Int! lilgum-c .n Prince who, it iu‘di;iduei. even 0 jrcir. No one cut doubt that it in vlsilgh will be rife with Vcor.atquonocc'oi»i holih to ladle unit I“ .on yes)". 1 : gent us tlo or maybe his ro- _ln=l_ii.ndoxinn,-Voi which vro hnvoni~ ready h¢erd,’notlalng'~cnn._bc'moro complete «ban the tympuhy ho lei: on our own chores, and which he rttu-ii'o‘d ironrhil country the) cd only with tho beautiful end ziited ind)’- wbom ho borrowing leit,"- but whomuvhen he ‘left, he iniruricd to the utlcctiont or the Brit- lc. ii the condition of-‘Indizrla one omcnt interesting irom the ovente uhlchnrc occurxin in the peninsula, And one -I may ieirlrdcacr c ‘ml -hlghlypros crous, md . inﬁnitely. IO when. com ared w th the pied onl '..Vt of lost time i do not I hit: our Colonial ; _ _ ton us bony’ other reeling: than than or pri e and con ratuintion. Sovou ;'u:p'e’gotl:e munbV'oit‘ oi b any. nbiishcd ihe'Dom 9 in: o._utr.. gencqiiou not the - iiiicai teat. Seven yeerni oznonayxted cried I e rtldoess (‘Al-nndcrulrm .m"l‘hnnxnn.5plrltnniinnte:’ ct-Majesty’: hi ulster: ntaarolcnt. There is urery.prVcrpcct oi em-tber_ocnicder.uioo.oi col» ‘ onion and moieties‘-bcin rice. which vvili._nd and 1i.imno' immcnxc do not know what _cm‘qry-none ic,or therein -able’ practical one that -it‘ can'.bo.put-to. A: to.vsiue,.nn-emorrwhccl one tool. in dinne- ter .nl:d t1\'o‘luchnj~thielr,—;eocta nbont $30 Emery in einlnernl or stone or unuloghsrd :ncie.;Vﬁ The elomcor crtltnip cutting cdg I." 1i-.nmry dlnnxcbd.¥. iflrind-stones or st-hceirzmxde Oi IliI.‘iI¢llXl' .i‘ot;' -fpoiiebt V e~ .ohccir'a. ruddy. 1 m um H“ by ‘births me: were led out 3 -' : one - ing their biueudpozm 0 V .V Iving:thc— earth, end it use with dltilculty thouonncoi them could be . _- ltppi. guiliclcotiy quiet-tondnit of: their ovrn- i V are ma: ood,Vh_ioo<l: c 'ntlrcring.'._1ll ion, at V iulaf N rch t, a.j'l1Il£(Dilloe_nt corral! lug; cnlooour. throng the" ant. '. followed I Liuieloclrllornnr ‘end the‘ well-known} ilovnorno,-.' any Beck. Black other nniinnls not ,.unknown ; bore gallent rider: in tl_x:_crixp morn-i ,whioli. iorin the ndhavnhe and more min: on e lecturing‘ celeb grinding "nil" kl_ndI:.n2_ will in n'io_w_ Vmoznentn grind la p or ilint stem» inst. to that scene. ztlieher cat are or glen, into dust.»-For po «bi-nu, ironior other mote V e,Ind tnVVn to_vvmomVonte~'nn emery vvhcolvvlil do on noaouni';.oVi'1vor'k.t_hnt n man could not do in edny with in .ili_e;..'11 ry, Jvhcelt are unod’ior. . .8 1“. ih6..-lArs*‘i polishing or grinding inecblisu rbopeo _ -- . Deposit» oi thin stone or; grains rare. Emery deposit: no nrcr nun . In the nonhwcmrn ‘parrot Patti: county epouit at itl';~.Wc lack thr, it.» it worked nod ttono- ‘ ornhoeix. uuiieb o —- tor. on znnr uten“.‘on:,' it I become n source oi large revenue in the We do not ;prot/end. to ny_thet- thi-i V xncrylzl uvxiueble en,» old mice, 1 - or tell: or lead ore, Vor Vibe: "there in millions-, - in it,” built in thcreyend it iiivslunble with'th'c.lt~nd_end cont dcposite _i tho adds to onrxnincrni rcaouroca. - 1 . ' ‘.~ . - w . ' ' . A Fnllhleeo"i1usbVend~'fDeeorta..Hie Wife amt: .V§'1th'.._l:ii_e Adopted Dough-» . - ~-~ ' ' 1 nadrencd son; there is I .valunbio‘d cnpiul to devnlo Quorndon peck. or yet the V I!V:Vl_‘l_l1iV"ycx.t,r~_t1tex_.§ro good 'ti£h€&lnmi"£¢.u§ la‘. 17030103 not at the wagon’, ; ue, Ittanod. all with ood ztiittieto thum- clr. me out ..hem= nbo uti -their work oi o ' Bid. now. ntunborcd twenty-two, and n_ little book in the rear end down the road were iron: titty to one gin. each benriugau ht,'en- nit oi the meet as hnvo or- vence an eqeto‘-ion cigtrn and topping tho disks . -Vitmn thoDnytcn(0.‘)1oVIn-noi. - Auto oi,h¢nrtl_¢-rnr‘deeVerLionV’ bu coneoito ht in.-this city recently,-which soar to prove how men‘ ‘even oi. mature. ‘salt-rc_rp'cVct_nnd rorieitthc others» ' oi lohz Ilncon well-known citizen; oi Dayton eoemecnemored oi ;i1is dnu htcr, and dﬂbldldrtﬂ dencrwth am, who hxd shared hie joys and nor-; ' u might heel: in: tcenu, In "order; rttundpd to 'go hbor bx v:ity,vnnd eu- I is ~w_lic that they tell j _ o''prncnt Admin - - corn may low all i§i';§’:§%‘,?§¥d’§i‘9‘ _ /cetnblmhcd-in Bcuth power to our Empire advantage to the world. These are the new or a Goxru-n~ v mom. that her coniidcncu in the Colonist Em- t>lrc__oi (trees Britain lug,-nnomo hovel}! luutilvo incunzbrnnco on our resource: and political ilic. ice). on the, century. lint it ought to 113 to‘ Enlginnd a courcc oi wealth oi 13! --9 T3’. "* ~‘ lice rdaig.-mu’ liar- den .e that, year into builnciwlnén not cordingly proposed to cutthcir household effects, tosiwe thctrouble 5 usd ugpcnse 2 oi removal. . Accordingly, an , nuctloruele Wu am-ccd»_upon, and tho iurni- . .turo wen, mid out and; convertcd;into.mon “hen the ltltblcas huabnnd__‘poc_8etcd‘ _ei_i- Available cash that could be xthcrcd together - and ciopvid Wllhrhisndop mg his wile in this .'oityv_ln dcstilVuto‘circu'tnA ; 'lh.l'ic¢l.-I Since. ~.lll8i.hl1X‘tl0d .- departure; hi: 5 .~wi_io hu.b¢crn=unnble to gain an in ngunl to hieV_VvvireVrcahoutx. ~ - - ‘ Nnw 1'omt;il’orZd:"rh‘u Greeley ate come to grief: money coon’ collected, and thc__snbVir.rl been returngd to .tbeV:.'eu .Gould70 prtunt apccuietiotf in lie 0 turns out well, the lust hooonld do wonldbe 5 lo pnytiteexponwhimult. -/ Sim would like char in tn! the :3‘: l$Bi‘__ dti;-. e ween c or o: rounder of the Tribuno and the hostel ital E‘: instead Vol bclio‘r- _ that li.Wai nu‘ ex- :t a hill uitniftcd by‘ ' “Ml age I: t ‘on out‘ .‘.‘:.‘.:’.‘.“.:.'.'.2"*‘ °‘.§“° more awhcn theinmoue old Mn an ring toogue.'1‘ne cry ocntircpnck. It mus e,the houndefnt least nerd j from cover. ‘so rennined on the n at whom daughter. ietv- "g ‘x d lﬁymltgrcsz ‘in‘syxn- an nvanu VV _ I lii:c'l'o' tom?-"u." d<§:’iosiicEdooddll¥:rti) 05-! I v'_ ' _ m. y hoogtouehintggin matter: oi. , that enonV;i.,cl::__r1ci. r which, on o‘u:ahbto ovoid.‘-‘u';B t nt; . we not‘ stain?! '-'Engl:rid 17:11 ‘ﬁnal, : however slightly, touch upon.the‘evonu, the. -legisietivo nod public ~ event», which have oo-= P oVo}tldV nolt: lie; aw .r.P'_XP9€.U|lK $3143 dart. wlan 0”" mwo‘ "03 Icircolyido voiwit ~ ; ‘tho Mandi continued .-tor ehontﬂiuen minuu.-:.whcn.e ion, as ‘niilernt red one, vvu Icon ‘coming do road directly towkrdn the ‘lie! 21 i 800. yard: oi’ theinounu nnd‘th'oo e m “N mnwmy V!‘ 11:13’ ‘rim’. .. ..' Ht 6!’ Hf!- bnpyineu; and _ w_h¢~_tbrr we here: nurmptrd to put an and to three mlumdcunisndlu of cor» fellow-eulsircw, whether they no em- crs or amnion-dwwltctherl I201’ ienrnta. our policy hnI_V:li _ V .5” ma. ‘We on somcumca told thzst the is that we have cocinbe oi our iellow-hiildwlh its luiemgti; and I ‘ mdrgiprcois orthn hood" *1!» unwind to of Eusinnci. .II1l'§'.W3?£- we are edvoceti "tar- in_t_9 _eil_’eo_tV_-tho nnounrn will ‘ . » .nn-cimilv . rentixntnt w icht _ V _. V H . V ‘:i2’*‘i".a.§i?..§?l.:. lcdrv-mule. tor tho. en: when em!-lint polio) t, in my tlp'lill0l‘loVli w h3l'}l¢1fBi',I1ld elven: Bun for .-¢ d-lfnto or its from De anion‘. Although the bul and the white and Gnrlzill was carric mm the booze, and who icon was appa- rcmi dead, but.-revived liter bclo ouieot. it hclghbor. . severe, but it is ihoughtthat rhcyi rccovcr. M ' I menjvreighing it70.ponztds. . _ _ the airtoedinxnoeut; more the_n‘w0-"i’cut',md when tatengup we: V ; iurnd to- have rueuincd--'ccrnro- injuries from wVbi_th_.it rm; thought that he ooul ' He in, hcwevbr, improving and 3 Two other broth- ' kill we» caught under oi ‘Belch_er_Guiiil_, yeen,.tho others. were Vltilled‘ sou V. home _ at even hnocbedgco ‘p vxnotheroii .. ' ' is . 3. 8ol.nrd(:y'?iIg‘ht°. ‘n 1. 1 .¥oi§3§,‘3i3{«d‘:. . C93“ 1létidcno'n' county promptly illccrn. under iznxrcst. ,=,‘V_-Ah 2 the . they "met two ‘words on in;-g .011 the nrriveloi thVo,odi- ur.'ymd portion nd zuzrdnvhiie noo_n,rl‘aa.bodVy.ond ~ K o:..th end ’ Vrérn aViu0 new yfih to kcre..e atathe ridg , Tells-in nl.:dovrn.'hnd heute,-_vvh¢ro thev iound brce -men, onejot-tho"'in¢n the‘B:ii-Lee cured or the. murder. -V he entire in all, can hnndcoil "v Oounn he inst. night, .5311. some cum.-d since 1 but had the honor at address- ocnztder themselves or onto ;¢;iru.§”?§iit§n 3 its the c '9 . #133; ' in ct‘.-'-‘:t' ix? portage easier to mire to an-aim tléerisi-.~.n upon the merits of rho poliiicuicvc-ms oi l’:riea:nc_trtllss.n it -I ililtt'i‘lVi21§(‘. €)'.(‘.i(-E‘ exit and exhyistiotl of t .v¢ 5-r».Vle_;v‘n; and 1 lhirrlt born not using Vtlte—lMt- g~.;r_ act (xx;-grrﬁiioiz ix.-hm liar ill!!! in coffin Vt-£151: land is this-—th§.t , mum . "of 111-1’ ).la3cety~a (tax rruztcrr. in the not: not or their domestic again; lung hm ivccn e acrlauu, 3 sincere and 1! e _tl'rttixiec rtfort to car! out in policy dico- the‘ mcemrs: we lxx.t*e,-i31‘..'o;.l::r2& hr.1o,.iwdr.-d to that cod, have attndeevcrcd to -im- whether prove tic lcilib _ oi the peoples” ham” ‘are one cndcswcrrd-_to improve 1 avrmont-which. titer rmndation of nil nociei rntisfnctioue-or stxliznintthe th d 01- Id»! 1’ I ‘tenth; gouaeldiirnb 9:55 0 an MA touched upon those mu ill’- I‘. Ilia at fﬁhc «£4 V V Vxhﬂtnoyhsvo to . ' in yeirtiobo of gloom . n or the Government.-«l » trovtgvrhe Vihgn Ire. 9-remind. Iprophccyl ioadc‘»iut= congratulate you onthe manic ‘iii bin‘ domestic pa? oi the wrcc 1..-one ;V.hIzndred V The top ,o . _”3 ; dun =.wu‘.{nho-h .. "W t on “$341 tnorn log. the nuthorloiis 1’ nntd of the etznir, endtrcq me ‘o the arrest. mars place between large chosen bo-.iau1d_- tbchnme W mi"- rhnrtielt - I htlon ' , q3lﬂU01% all .‘.nnu"""°§5¢ .: V at-air! ' "1 r the egrmuuyols orig‘. ’ the -I do I'- » till. :»,.-.‘.?‘..‘.‘°..‘.'. 5 proaehtl ought not to ' chonor oi on of the " oi» the an eco oipcsqp. . Iuccotd at ho antetintc ioy,'snhnsicd‘b theurne, n n _thoV.nunc..ei _o, to thug -:nrhe,v' itrthc 501-; la._cnllcri ' her Ioroe,..I ‘rlto nﬁcoetentod ' Mayor, Lmnzt. ._ the he You lqrowwec V a- nation ~%'lutwver . ride tit iiunnngbcrs lie are nllqqvelly VrVou_d _ ‘tili'tno’¢x«t r, 3? ﬂﬂriib [1 at out" o ﬁ.nn(t"ed\'nni'o‘ge T I that Thrive on. «recent! think?-we imp roodrrturny ior that‘ result, end‘ congratu- lnilngyou on the high hororwyou tnvVo:"At- inixz't:°,d- in; gxtyggeﬁblgmenu .0 1' ll’ .3 ' P039‘ 1 io~p§o;oscyoux-hcgiih." - ‘. . .'.VV.A.V;='lVs.r4s.!».~_.l9r1:IzVn V V ini1.;t'J.o,.l.f.lcgtr,-t)V)y—' 0.)? :rrm“e: bu u min: 0.. dated. 17th io1t.,. which toys: “On Monday,‘ the 10th inst., a_ Itrriblc calamity ht-toll the itxttiy olnhin. ourvilnrken-Fr.-Ix county. = A w iriwlnd or, Vreter-spont—f-it is not poelurely-lmovn\vhich—-V1vu_ seen hyper- eonn.cn tho‘ Bunk: up roachlni; ms the Icuibvrut. It cure it ed the shore on the linker’: hintd; when it can _ damoymg I3\'cl’)’lblnK'1!i'1lt co no. but onu- ing no loss oi human me on the Ilnnkr. From the Jlsnlu it puud-urou.-tthe sound in its-incl: the homcsicnd oi the Geri: iy, which it doeiroycdin the Vttvzlnkling at so idiirg-~1vns a been one, it win no complctciy dcitro cd tint no two picrei oi timber -' rune ether our one brick upon another, ‘but in irngmcnu, together tvlthrthc household cdcctn, were scattered ior hundreds or yard: ilrerythinz in the house dutroyed, the clothing and bcddingoi into -tbreds nod scattered consisted 0! Mn. about Iixt -ﬁn: 1.. one dnug dVvc"childrcn of ‘one oi the '.1'hlu‘.cniiro molly except Bcichcr, who \-ruVin.licnuior1: ottbe me, in: in the homo when the-wind struck it. They had no‘ war-nix: ‘oi’ »ita‘.c;xr.ing until the house The elder Mn. twont -ilvc yards . in ‘“’°‘i: ... oontidi ‘ Vb ‘“°‘i°Es.: the o-itotbe etvedoi. nitiea lcovo . 1 lutd,;1n‘ll1le t or beach end to low- :-eldo until .°ix‘7.‘.’.‘:§‘,’ Ltitln i iatnig ed to- tor, Lnkcn to Hot in uric: are c 3 n o yearn, , xlxt:V, 'l‘he;Iledies«-more . _ d . titty . i the » girl ’a loicly, on’, while -3 th: V ed -and V‘ ‘V ‘i‘d’i.““.§.‘a‘ . . 8:‘ . men »-csrric Th . 1137.‘. e ! urt - but? (I shot: » . . .. ,, .,'.‘'-An‘._it through the island.‘ it toro_-._o%'%e ’ it: track; even tearing pious 11 1‘ ‘Wm. '-Ml.“-’e A ‘tale of Blood Aim out _'!.‘oo' Horrible to - ' I .V .BoTruo'.‘-.1-: ' Berlin!‘-on Ilnvrtzmu. . . . .eiduxnen-lion: win lWtk- , in sleep by nvl-oiont knocltingnti the doc:-,"nnd u on opening it he ioundinan. 3 ‘two ~linown'-"loose . by e pnl, who inicrz-nod hinV1_thsVt. the wanted to mice — oonicetion oi’ 3 crime in _. wh ch they wore unwilling end powerless ac- complices. llnzicrmtold the no we: to‘ tile eirect ._that.1‘hur:day n the ‘men who we: wiihhlnawero 15158 noto- ricur establishment onthe llilncu in mi Inc, the ptoprle rat the ' en brulnliy rnurdcrc /one or the . main, throw in rhead ; can ht v mi r, -11:- which t he and 1 ore‘ when Ivllliul V V mile in- V her loihc ﬂoor-‘end orubbin his heavyboota and relaxing her in the taco until the was to The 'g1rl'r'nxmo mu d u. wanna the brutlnh yvrctch wen i. ‘liicwvu ‘extinc ' hc.turncd on the two nun, end at thepoinc o the revolver oom- llcd then: to convoy the ienrinll ntutllnted dy to 5 boetnnd row it inlotbor ver..;Ihero ' it won thrown overboard. wu ktllin her, the po_.or__Vcrcetorn on.licd_moat but Loo, with it drn intervention be ‘we: can tho.-vi tied.‘ Bnzicr kcpt the Vtccret as long no he could, and then came over to town with his nrlner to xnnko 9. clean breut of it. intend- ; to had Mayor hell; but,‘ not knowing his nsidcnce..they‘cooghc-Aid is nmcniber at the Police Committee. The oiliccre Vvrern at once notiﬁed. end as econ as th - ld'bo bailed were in- dto come “lllelunflﬁﬁi ' he wrntoh intre- :snd never -eperlr bed" Hunt, who The Shcrimfoi rccpondcd, end . ,Thay were met at the other end at-the bridge by Chic! 01 Police Johnson and Oilicen Tail Ind Dea- body.1Wl-ilecrossinx the bridge too Bur- lington. oiiicern mot ~tvro' men .whom they recognized as belonging to old . inunodte - end.‘ Hm other; YA. ll of 1 ltfhe 11',‘ and these .. ,,«~. V. X. _,.. .- tbeyjliré to ace the we rise‘ till‘! ¥3r‘£ii€‘l"7lt<§t in e;r~oV=n* down Ir-vre $m§,o:lloe_iLn’€-'ollc_ V’ lit.-!'!;'<l him in, ind he will tiotslicn up to hznwrltn low (is! to tmttiiv as: tho rxxrriiunilozt. s; 5 V?;g,r:ir>i:« rims all reaymia, tog Lima ctrrdliti * to he believed emits. ism (min! of V out rs i_“lilY3?l‘v.l '1‘)?! mirlction 1;?- nil ilacfnrre sled pert let, thinks thrrgis humid: - aim: icrzhe store, and «bat. sue told ha; Bren!-rr. it is wisstamtislly tmc. Till: éxdttilllsiltlii :11 realm io~da';V!v.i1i-;'roh~r.":i reveal sonic- }; ddlnllo cangcmivz the _:m'r_l_7rl*=? slim. ‘ ,~rcl‘r:-in iron: turzbu 1-3:. 0. i.cie'_hrem£xj:‘~iainc How’ Ponce- dlvlc Red Mon are i?‘re-ttuontlg Uniﬁed; to this hlher Path. Ir.-ciiiut T¥‘e.,n_itar:f, V in the rmciazr mro brought shoot. 3% c }>téi'»-‘xiii; the letter in roll, V Sirf You sswwl-J hero V. rig,-eitmd V§IF5‘!i¢'.e1Sr:'n1me in restgsrd 3,3 rim, 3-ex '.»'..,-,-1,; trrysrll;-le~"s'l‘l-la upmg or X¢':tlliv:i'l'i ilrrapaw he-er z-ooner, bad it 3sL:‘.'t>¢ctt that i In me the minor is-.'ltie'»;§ long rince, ate. . ‘ ‘J >.’ what and anti; then to 3: ;§z.‘r-5'11"’ fi0I§ii*-" &"2mx¢*roN noarizricst. 3? Y (321 1 W I-loo ‘ﬂail She. my 5 cugtrlunimeiggfor Atbomipttﬂx ' riVi‘t'a;; ..V..‘.Vx° ' ’ ...ii..,—> dracribing at. tote my to the alflr ace 5;- _ _ V :.,.'-—‘.‘:.;i... uni 3:-£:els'.:s:nr".m»m.«; in V. ivrtlltoibctziziu-r‘,‘ »s=i£i.re%s:c it with co_ar'_c V hat I 82111 wtthztba towed than on the 1‘ the . _ V ago come {what}; Nmhem 1’ law: recited our camp‘ isveo '*.r,‘.’?..“’:‘i§.“‘.‘.§.Ti§< nd will A lellcr {mm It the church.‘ ‘blow Ind than one more 5 vestnt veil oi’ white, through tr ruddy checks glowed xiridiy, and her so broutiltlk tutu! V womhnly. -’:l‘he.a try sad or: now it an beuerl,-of I 3; _ node: an escort in th 'cu!i:v='1mri—y. comb and live vcotneml _ about the into! October. V hut atpiza from Agent i§‘cYiiie..m ggoh ctoi than was brethren of the Southern 321 to consult with them in reg: we é ta ‘i'cl§gzvﬂi!3;onc, .5’ n » in 5 very no fﬁoltiog nun.‘ In: rdgtfo "F M wcxsshgtyiméiﬁioocd at ‘I make: to o vl ’ L“ this '- . v rim the honored one posuoecl piotr. enmity andnll household virtues. .0 not than her oowpwlou, vac xotioexglalo ioz:,bcr it ncnrooincu while .f.hcV priest‘ ta.-red‘ npccrtu‘ 1:19 «the tourvlbito‘-veiled your women yore about to it1tT1l»‘.¥tn.t.ltelr ’ V ~£ttotisc mZ:'.:a..‘”*‘““%§‘:?‘.’f.é’é 0 ‘ nu3rx)z:;cstha- Oom9nnV . , Vrtg,as‘xon5.m<is right: into camp the soldiers Nmamigg ct it short istenco_on’tbe ‘ my 3:2» A " ' ihotmcﬁcm van eencc lmovns While 1 cvriicl stir an throbbin the t.cnrplu'._Ayodng men‘, doilbti by a mebsengcr, enteremjmcito 2: rich: held out his head, tzightoned girl to him ore putt to; the camp tan} or three at the Ind! wot-noon had to U::p d, and hndﬁbcen lgereaa ~_1t -navpmzd tint the Indlitn who carried the poems ‘and. Indiérs lugleaax in melting V tlrtrclroumetaomc :-'nmit"on_e or‘ to us tint. in Brit permitted to wear e V the huge oi the \ oiVwiii1ultin,'a.nd is y rotate to lac:-p.-exp -on young ‘women is ‘and train’. In bearing :3, it she ha been guilt "3 ml at .hln;ovm', who inrtrou tho“ sardine‘. thud at. Ftnlmrre when the union vml over, and metallic girlhix bride. In the meantime rhohnd tt'cnherbceriendpron'1izoto_:. aun nun on dvrlle .§'hVo_iudncvcVr even oolr cn,tkg_neo. ._ cpxics «anion. and we xdmlrrd nompsihlxed with the . young V _ or Xtbc -_iatber- ‘fl 0! the" no easy. Jitter -n -lit: another young" women . the procession eutrtcd, icovin tho betrothed nnlr knceitrrirrrnnt" or ‘an "ortihr men. The inthet cut. ii the Vthntovexioolu the-{river end where the ivy. air! in wild‘ mum-the can an Axnericm. who -pets etc vino toV_twin‘e for n- vuila, nod Vcntgfo it turn i rich‘ of ,3 in her eVyv_n oVnnd next ti‘, en’d he wmreoza lo.;r.ua_z_r:r I hsberxnhn men to accoinpnny the oiﬂcer. than n hoiidzvd 31: carrying in at lnstlnctivci, ‘V/ra bedttlr piccoond kept n_nmzVhold‘-oi it. In the next thcndloer ~mc:_':c'm to drew his rc- vom 1- And ‘shoot the hisdcethxvonnd 1 _ha _ top ioiclv sricrvrnrdr the soldiers . is . c to tone. d d curs“ thus: ormu withiond diam; mn(‘l!e- st~rn4!3]vcntcnVtkiovdcic;o1t1 h u selves‘ no JMXIYI coco rim: ms 9 ' ’ im§o,. Sttddcnlytbo and soon disappeared behind o hill. ’1‘boy'savv none or the‘ soldier»! tail, end ccnscquontly concluded that none were injured. .,.tiubecqueniiy, however, they new two eoidicri attack, but did not moicvrt them. The -youngxnsn «hows: shot by the nnozlni. wound, end ‘be following‘ ‘dsy; ultimo, the _' commanding’ ollloer ei. thii poet receivgd tciegre depeziment u ‘oi him. ‘— belat was‘ ,vo'iled:--And ‘ ‘ ot1'n"gIh'dln:rtottror‘ﬂvo _ V_ gave the oung mm - chxrgcd town: the into the ndvncih soldier: tamed so prnox. rncnunr e:_.umptio'y; no instructions iron: ‘to send an extra. e stall that but already been iurnizhtd me, the In Position betugtlut the palaces, in question were on tho war-pith, nod thetfit would be per to prevent them joining the Southern Shortly nitarwnrde, the detachment detailed to nooompany me was re-iniorccd by two companies oi tho 4th Cavalry from the new port on the Sn-cetwucr. ebout. twenty oi the llonhern Indians roach- c'd our cditlp._1lie incl. being rc by Powder Face. »-Although ceiing them- selves pretty ttrong, tho oilioers concluded it bebciit to rcocivc the Northern In- . nhccordingiyd they . ‘ ttmsa‘uae}'{ We .gomcti es _ I): 7 V o hmddina, unight, end acrventiricd, one evening, in lump or dougn ior vrnnt o1:n better bolt.’ He’ rein-noxnothiuz nihblegnihbic It hit line‘, under lest amesdy the compliment, he h:tuic_d tended o" strange ilsh, like 5 {.71 mile ‘ngiis‘h.'hrer.m . ' pronounced A} by, ..by his“ xucoosa, P‘: Anoth r_rewarv.ied_ pnri3_ oi Koribcm heal; ea returnln triad again next him,Vnnd be halted on: Present! _ than I deed pull. Having at ‘strong «lino sud hauled--away nudviireggnd up brown tel. ‘When ho ntxem icd ‘$2 v . mugs prevail: on Powder.-!~a other.-ohic1a't_o .u2in*'1he1t'. ' iron: racer. did ‘overythin power zoinducc tholforthem 1nd one to give thcmrclrei up.’ .Th y tinny. six our. 01 the twenty came voluntarily. skin Andllethz Fishing in. re. .’ ‘..ii,!inr 5 -drnrsl days Afterwards an order come from Leaven- worth to have tho prisomrlstnlten to Ctieyouno .d§onc)'.- Before leaving tne Arr-apehoe cxrnp another odor: wits nude to induce‘ the other: to come in. Again the chitin I mentioned caruiccc, did everything in my one man wit: secured. They nrrivnd here under _ xnemooo. - L-mt evening. vo himself up last made his os- guzrd. and probebi turned to the Arrnpshoo comp. V queue»: of this nice o the 51:: remaining, who have been vo we treated hcrololorc, were t it advisable to protest ngn oi the military. l-‘ram thollnt VI lookedupon the account by the in- dlnna es perfectly truc,e'nd_-have expected tins: upon the.-mailer bein trouble s,woul(Vi and .AP_ou his own Tculpebility And.‘ untccountnhie the -. cotnmonding oillcer oi Com bth VCxvitiry,VxnVny 11:: up a story (2 om:.' The indie: ._ have been pc 'rnany‘3‘eere, end I c ‘ objecroi their visit to th So th was _nprni_to1vorthy oac.. cdwith it pass; clad it not entitled to protection or isvors. Vwcro certnloly entitled to the rigbu or ‘pueln “quietly through the country. -",'i'he inntlcr ‘ ‘ shoe or. ill ~,~ ght'_ed'.’g" ’l.mii°‘i'i¢:p oeumaoaiidcbti-no;[~*nm thnt «yon? our dcpertxncnt will do the utmost to one... ~ oi buifnio to est all the time. On the 12th inst. tho Arznpohoe: killed tiiniou. Those into trouble: put a no - Vm nly or men -9! to . E. G.rLur;gi:r!zqnE:Em at him Voiitho _.iino..=.-I-«hnvo uinped over- erd and come’ ior help." ping. ,,V‘v'c lit IllVn1lll'D,. nnd taking the. b g otlico ruler, adjourned to. tho. battle-dcid. drew in the boot, ntthn bottom 3' the lantern" dimly burning,” 1 could no the enemy cruieing about... He in, and I ted in the laiqtern and rcumbl¢d'doWn'. ‘ him he made it: Charley’: naked V youngicilow made upring, znnrly shot me out at tho cnnky little boat, nod 11 set the lantern. ‘An I stooped to tilt iv. charged inc. I had quiic enough to do an nnramysc-.11, end, as I but dropped the ruin: . It . . shoot with -the rockin boat.~ron:otin:enVjuat ‘within reach’. but no tried to ieize it away it would roll! The col - wen muster oitho situation tor the tlmc- but fetched/him norukvwit the ntiv.-ichrr. er. . having managed in at Viuii_-or ht tocetch the crnnt ruler. I reconsi- e . blow - with V Ve; <"ltunnor.,’!«‘. The bury ebony. did its duty, and the nii.my.brutc lay quiet while Cb This made seven. gurrd Saturday I have not thou mining: the procce understood their ,inorder to shield edblow: on it out ‘lxisbodr p-)u_tVit_o. I ntver e:.w.n.moro sav- ,viicxcahcnst;~he hlri V V _ jawetvldoopon end 13°‘ ‘"19 °l-' “*4 511$‘ cod nihe rock withthclentorn, og nttho bottom,- _ wooldte e ccvcrcrj pen: than mine to do- : 2-cribs. l\'cVxi_evcninz,’howcv;r, * out at the end at the pier t Presently I heard iouryr ll .nnd_Vna Veon can-terushi V elm. or God wake, h pi” he col her ncvered:P..’.:’wriIt, 0'_doxl.h.” I~curted.V Itoodxny servant in pole e have had plenty to‘ the hunting, 111 it has been kept it pectiul and in tho door-iv ca 3, eheet the bi ei _ r.-nod some red to t,nnd on-ricn him on’ hcmlrt‘, who -Juclciiy ‘liver close to me, in a good. snrzooo,~~ea will these men should in. fllcro we sowed up two irightiui ' u-hen thnt_l.uid revered some email nrtcric ust mining the main one oi the pnlw.—an xhu_.r'uuAing_tho Vtevcro hemorrhage. After the wound mu d ruycd,’ we lenrncd_lhc'1oilowinz: nceotintgo the accident: P. had booked. and heitiodnp on eel, about iour‘ pound: Vw boring the itch: oi the previous ni ht,‘ Vho bed nvuoz‘ the brutenround him dotvnvrith oihiunp on tho‘ ltonrdn‘ V we: lbo sound at ablovrn I burd.- jrho inst ged the hoolr,- and than thccree-' lure sprnngnt him And -Joined him .b ‘the wrist. ' How he got him oiiho onhnot to 1. im- in was extreme. ondhewucoverod with load in uccond: but he (remembered mun t c interstl -‘ ml‘ Strange Career.- dodmncnpondcnt writer: A ztrwsrc onrcer cnmo to eta-minntion-n {cw dxrs since in on u per room at Gray’: in. A cutic- Vmm, w o had been Vroscucdhy an old tchcolicilcw ‘tron the '_ cub’ stand, nnd boon mun by hint’ to en ettictn Grsy’e Inn,’ 'Hc-‘wn.e ‘ the ion ot- - n’ vrceithy manufacturer or lziitnehcsterg it schoolboy es ' duewoi Oxiord University. ''-'-he bcouns Member or am constituency: On the dceth of his father he become possessed cat ..tr_oelth. ﬂouting rc: tor the‘. bar‘ in: or brandy down ly' K d ltntl the blecdin t itvns never “ into oil the excesses or pro- . 0 got‘ ‘into the‘ ‘divorce court, lost his friends, and changed his name‘. Thou ho "run:-nmuck'_s’ emon being chested lzinncli‘ » n tniietob _ ‘dz:-sung at on a‘ was obii when hen-no as rock. cu ea inn(l.~ ~jlVutc-r scvcreiyeers . .11!!! returned. to » alto ‘obtain other . the ituriltes, end, a ettcxnpt to re- ho ehnngcdhis name his countrynthero, . . cmploytnennho lndto rcaortVtoV the poor end‘tton¢:v~und'er"‘the‘ lcr‘”'nnd twcin the '"“,'y;§°‘“ "’.§°n °‘ M’ : 2., . n :4 a nu ireshwn.tcr’.* *'i’hc:c.»ic om ’ e_ . y sizo. Ihevo heard oionene _ V nun ’ ‘ ' thigh The n_a-n- cell ernometinm voryfprcté tlly mottled r zth brown, ingnroeh oi deniiviromnih tV~U(le, and many oi‘ the run on the shore: cncnping from one too, (canto the prey or another. A: the tumblul noon: in the rocky littlc pool: on and between thogintenticcs oi the about-3 hniin dozen or the mottled cola rushed at and seized them; and hero I witnessed \vh.:tI never bciore suspected. elrict it ﬂrhnen nnnko does its prey -‘-' convolutiom. turd. fattening its um’; brad, it drew it thro coils and swallowed it. ; . - viounly mVcnti_oncd._, V V V V _ _ -'=A-rczlxsozr ‘tho oeroneutl who recall”! 1'6" ,, m M, undo ct ' Vncariy l,000 irct,-writcs‘- at nioni: quits well. His bx-out his shoulder: and ten: 155.9. mproving very" rapidly. his leg in may g,,_,, and he expects to E nloiut oi next week. V .V -~"A.n Imp:-rgnnhie Position. ..n:onx American runo:<iir_-I -H01€(ll.:‘f‘S stomach imtoxn occuplu what may not nupily on tcrmum ixnprenubie position.‘ The i-rondhuois oi in pop]. in-ity no laid to drop in the public con!-it ncc, in":-'1‘. cclicrce bu bcenlo troqucntly end ccnclunivrifdczn. oul.rnit1l.un_der,\.ho molt trying cir_j:nmi.:ncu.und lthubccnsotozﬁkncwntoiho ’ ' Hilde, tho}, .neLbo.r_ tho, ﬂy]-g_ awn M<l¢.|n°!- n_ot.lh9 9‘imV=u’v_Vt-' oi ea-meta‘: mruﬁra '°¢'!'\$!-k.Il>1‘¢ivAVdloeAkuntt . vlht.-V3V4"ij’;.¢!.‘b¥¥=m “term. . 9,, jllroesbie lb|I§.DOn- . ,,!‘.|HliI SI_M‘§lI-ﬁle‘ uneni tonic. 1-"Id-5‘?M47I92I0¢lM'llII1Adou ~ ~' 974,- » xncttreliobicproyun I new on eel co -- ?6Vbilo' In nuntnndnrd, ' ' nvcngc dnliy- nttcndeoco 0 V irty-sown’ stiles end ‘eleven total sum-rniu:d.dur-. ntion wu 312,000. «me: Via vacuum i . SI1.-.»§a°1ﬁ._3 My .nolshe~§e,ninxraf..' ﬁhizrsﬁan 3,aai:e:a:1:z:‘.2ﬁ...2s25. ' l't‘hz(‘d i:v=I:.diimi~.- owing to tins“ hnnlem ioylori 51:01! limo Tho Union. the central. and the inn- nu Pal-toe mad: tone. as in roll lmuwm already “developed Imcuoroious miner: vroolih throughout °°.:::~~':. M W: ‘'-*...-.::::~' :3‘ cl re can on ri-on nun no 1 enriched tut but till) Itldod rioll in tho oxebnigu I)! out vrholo oouiigtg. no- iinb -3 records show that (ho oxixmal ona oi xe-or ticxico and limona. to no now»: or Oid ldrxico. nrsomaiuiy on rich. 11 not in rlolnr. . than theoo-non-y. ingot: the noitooaatrnctod line. 330 ‘Tim-.-SIi_(_)PE.‘ » e ‘éieaiiiaiioiiai Rail- -road _G.onvoni;ion.' - ‘ ». ‘‘.‘_.:w i-.- . Intense Interest Iiinnlfestcd in the ,,,,,,,?,,x m, ma ,,,,,,..n.x,;,t:,,_ ::,ﬁ$,:,.,,, - rumors u o no name: II: n Prncccdingm for trmipigurleon on V uniilo tho matter hi - .- . nu-cod in tho mining and rniuctioawt titoimsctout moral: to ho conic £I:<'li pxoicrcilt-ri lorllfe. Mdl)mvm"\5‘ can only C(‘liM‘Ul.T(2\i3lilhti.brlldiliﬁ oi’ thin wail. Genuin- ly the state at on rich inn-tcei whlohrho most from from the (level- (l;a'i‘zit,-uﬂ uiihiii 'X"c1"l’K4l‘Il,’],'£Ilt{.*!' goo‘ raxihfcal . lltlmi will eonbiohertooonlzoi 914 ml portlgn at tho imlilo thereby cruilc<i.. lmpor.tant'.i_’ap.ei- Presented by Col. » :.Ta"m Scott. ‘ .".B'e';;re]5tio'ii of ‘tire. liens _ComrxIittco on Itoaoiutions. . . I0i'lf:l’lfi£"WlH'l the legitimate ‘biisluesi i' the pro: on: line hclwotn Oinnhaand Elan - rranoinoo. and: I ensue oi the, liorotitor increasing through - tram»: waiigiac en}o ed by tho oohlomplniod iiouinm lodiui: grloriroi * ioouboliovoioped an wfilinnn n:_.l'. I a mag... rut . Ef:;u¢.dd“lliN ii . and it _!i. Eoutliorn 'I'ra.t'ul:o'ntinentiil Rnilwayf — _ Imperatively _‘._I_36I!!8_l1},1 E -Mn. . ~ ' — ' ~ I :to tho: l:l;:.O!\,8h tlbtfatoilio mid ‘ll’! Oﬂl‘ $3,112.22: rap roturrumand l c s ‘b ~ ?qf_m’§‘a1ehed~' Gongiogion It intro ' -_oi lreiifht and putoxixrrrwtos upon: the 1394:‘ 1 . . . -1Il:lo,'_.o nniuIt_chAr§cii. be e .,iooir‘n.ii'la. ihrour iIcci:iliif.:iiou' with ooiupetmgvtotdo or oibaxllze, or n monopoly the in- our manner cu .. ' i - ,.,-.. , .. _._ .,.._ lino altmtld ho hum. It-xlon. std ultimately «its other Hutu, wiu_ in 1:1 It to thoioiui over)‘ mluIblo.miiiioooImoo'.- "‘:l'll-h tho doreiupment and production of tho . . '. ' . - ‘_ ~ \ Ciahithtlou =rcin&n'oIL.4 _ ”c|t"e_r{la'$"_:I§orn'iIi:,V tho" 5:1: > :c¢i5iwnttrniijuea',=gsezhapu hr sine lontlirltiot or. ' zIher.banq’:_i:I‘o_nihé 1>reM1nt"'!lt'ht. but panama»!- ‘ntmort to it hilnuio in making their aopegranoeu tlin -Ttrnplo. - Tho. irtlllnxlcg WEN Mm KIWI’! 'cxo'II'_dc(i tnn_a_ on we lint dun u'i'eotaloI’I were olorrti iiuihblir ol indigo. Tho iniczut ml in -tho Vn_oil_ou oi_iho Convention oxnoo__ kziiizeiu «en iarrliiiirnt in tho iiiot_ttn_t llwu nu: a.l- ' ‘moat unlvorial iopiooi od'nrI-.natlon__on thoiitrott: and clsowhero. Kind 'olht:x'flxiv1ic«\!§oM_' Q0" ‘ow i8l=9h‘*.W9““°l*' mn- Ii kt ‘ n.Bnrion.uud the otliursusloa whlohlio $0“ uwonrsouihcm boundn - 3'30 NW‘ ilcc l-inn tii'c<:tua.iiy- atom-oil tho nat- EI81 FCLOILYC C 5. .. . mi mn,3w5‘ .i:;:v...... '.;;:'i°::‘".,:=.i2 peril of Llltll “.“’i§‘.'."”"i’€.f.“"“.‘ ... I D Q’ 0 .-_ in '*:“§'.*:.°:".‘.:.::;°.::** ““‘“”°" °“" '3' “ oh I character in to sure: it no oi-taut "to . : ‘the;-e mum iimwiucaiu F3 '“""‘ ""‘ ‘t¥i'>:l':::?sH ns§§l°I'e.'§‘.‘"{£'laem °"““°“ "{5- ‘r.how'tl:ot‘th6Dn'7 ti:opo';'iuiiir"-'rltlu<la~ H _ _ - . ' xIIur6¢’t'eiiinoi'o'lntor~‘ roiling thxa«on‘._i(onciAy.’ nuaitho-ciocisiro uni. iiinrzilxaouihciion olliho-conroniion ‘wu o tro- qivrrit Iubicct ot ¢0i3K‘l'll!illi110l1..‘ ~ '.l”ltlI morning, turtwk, at 930 o'clock, _I'wo Itcntncr-I; tho dclczotgn ufiti ho min on no" ‘axon:-sig5nop'nniidownl1:o rivzr. had shown the vtrloxio ’p'oiiitI oi into:-out about the city god its. ‘northern nod southern" 'I_uliur_ba.' and thou tho dol -- ixntit. iv!“ 499$. lb %1=’81.l?.l""l'¥li"°il'I.Tl='<=Ii=Tci. 1:; wgnn‘ii‘ie’m lholsehziltlt goal \'ri‘Ih'uoI‘Ii'x_bla with whom they hurt oomo liaoohtaci‘. hhif‘ .gc:crlél’l:cii‘u1l<ilon ' ’ -' .'\ «. -'3 - . i an on x1ullIo.liiI trndoﬁwiil no do ht dnrolo thllcauntrylm no rnrntbh away mm Iislotu tho control at o . " has received wry oardui oonaldorntion; owl. - belioted. in in Iiioh to that no lo pan run I‘. .irorn‘anu'aht:o ‘oi the intern: - on tupou the bond: needed toconmtct the lino. ' .'l‘lia.obieo- . t:ot.I thllt him boo zolutxonrlr “:5” to the notion iiiakcuin the cast‘: oi ihoigﬁuon ab O8“ to?! aroeo to .o ated. prim ro.:.» .o:cd,' Titer: tho. ziavrrunarnt‘ {tuned its gun I which it in pmpornd to rub:-iii: totho Govenlwﬁ - yirrtcnt one tho couipan lune: tor‘ own bonds, ‘ iandu thiey-gill go into. hand: of .otIioiIio 1n:Ir- , cziaurnrw . x . y ‘ ' nponthcmtlizt, thy uterus Ilall be void (the? icoﬁspargmnklng iuriplri provillonl through that -. H5183 lo‘-bo.pn‘!o into‘ .12 mt‘ tho-‘ . tea slur 'Ih‘a Pro ooedlugs. riion wan oxilczl iolorc . Junta‘ Bionic: lizuhltrtg pgrhinneirt‘ (}hlll'jBlll,_ nicat of the Iiciqjoieii brink _1iri‘iicotl’n ihélr tutu.‘- A‘ communication vru r¢ad*irou1‘ 1'1-alt’ 0:Go'n . oi Gxnlmm, ‘rt"xin‘.' inlsiiiig -‘upon tho de-ooiuid ‘of -tho pcru-io'.ior-slllo-<1vroposotl.;Tc'-III and I?':IcI_l!o ll.-.iiroI.d.' wbichnvtu I-ccolvod with applaud. . _. .i.I:r'r'iI_x.oI-. aim. aiixrsos.-.. Tho tollotrinx lcitez from -Gen. John «H. _ioo. oi l12Q'Ul'ilM'i.1’3’l8l¢‘I_ 1~Z:;inccr.C_ox):I. in on- swer to an tnvitatlonio .bo .1'iretc.ui at tho oas- ‘ Ii ‘:37 t‘ao',.l_;ci'_:ci.i.r3:,_and’w_as_ ‘audio he p’ili';li{iieg1’in the xqzoatodinxooi the N!“ P I out o_ti:cr.propi:xIy ol the Bompnn including the lands ruled by. the United Sioieglo otniot on oi who lino. rho utmost 1iahlm.y'.i.lirn.- Irhlch tho Govcmmeut might have to hacowtl tho? lino tuner tamed It dollar, not not no Lore oi,‘ land woulrl be tho inierut. at 5 per cont, upon tho; l)(ItIdI'!RhtYIll'¢l'IRilBIl}0n at tbcoornlugu-of " mo in will. I |hI.l|K.J¢ll0V'0 an: tau that may be outer ; thlorvd an to this ability at tho'l.'~o_xiu and nuns; lllicoi to tree: the light pxymoxt tint will be re 1 -Ixiiixtiiolit. ..-:. -« . - ~ 3 E it in to be rec-med by slim mortgage upon the r~.wl,: Ila 1’.l:n<‘B1l.t*i and Jonas 5:-uiod bimbo Down:-' ‘ itsomtxn Oman ti. ii ' X-‘urrmhor 23. 1576.;-Chances: - « tilnirmoxi Oonmiiico on .tr:-uugoiueuia ' .'Bir—.l.1ool honored in J'0urXllYl$ldUal1 Convention oanroao-1-in th ,c.iIy: hut. in ocnreqiienoo oi_ other.on5:xoIoc.nts,» ‘Will lino reluctantly to dccl ’ ’ ' ' >- . § ’ d . 3; nd ill ta §i“i'.‘I. if ‘°“‘»""" ‘..i:."§.&m cohtider tho Boll em . roruxuoa - agree: It th 1230 not: oal€.iI‘:mu<i‘immdim nirln- Oonruitionwiil or nilto'oxeiio'inbo auiinttreaiuirlll landing at i urootl in . louhl olliioxlueon '" "'ADlii‘l’l0!lA‘X-.!>l_l.li‘i_'.L‘i'fK.8." ‘ 9 win"; oddltionl vdelegntci, who hzidnot arrived on '1\Ieul.Iy. were enrolled: - ‘ ‘ '- llissouiu-‘~lI_un‘.-bl’. 0. -Hudson, ‘R. L. Turpin, . Grorgti W." Jones hr.d}i'. Gib 'KhZh$t2CXY—J. A.‘nlilcr, B ' Iilfrnrit. George D. tthcinpaon and colonel - - Aw.’ - - "» ' - ‘ NIIW hirxico-—,3f.\ri.iii‘Il. lnyu. -_ . ' h.A.\‘!‘AlI'-It 1:’ Elliot. _ _ - ivolcoit. . lieu:-2. Biraall And ."l’lzoihu. John 1:; 3"wiIni¢r..r.- iiurl-ui:ghn,‘i.. G; Edwnd ’ ' ouogli ‘Mogoliin, 1... ‘\‘-lows of Colonel Tom Scott. ' ln,al:l:;;tb3' cor::mIi_r:io:tlon,'Ilo‘u. Thomas A. soon. as Prrridcht oi thov'r_cx:i.uiud‘.1’acllio B.I.il'- . Iliﬁti. mcs<.ulI.~d vcryiuily ‘and olrurly tho "main ’ inch in’ ’coonu:’zion.tvlih'jiho ooiteifoctloni oi. o ihrou'yh.llho bt Ill‘ out the Slate: and Territories 0! i tho . south-I:Io'so'nu.wuI no in ruins Ocean. Liberal extracts no man lroxn the letter. coionu. tluzo iotho Paciﬁc. iiirwtliknowo; mulo oi the lorry second a an hr in Oral salt Lulu a now dependant upon that bind the enilro ooiusi road tar r-tinny that ii. coaat; The more pl-er oluit in limit to also 2 ﬂu“, two" I er‘~‘tx‘iiurny1"ucno‘uIynxl ‘has an r .u: ,.o y ‘interest I‘ in th ' * 'Podii Bout? wtho noocuiiy tor-thuzoom _.IiIucIlon ‘ox auothor'~_liiw. _A.tcrritory over. 700" .~ mllta wiilo.airetcl.ln xlong the rnlir-who ii: tilt at Jvioxi>oo,.aod osotalni lawithont Attract trot ‘tho. .aollio—'- o . 'tlInt,=ii!la ~'oniiroiy-. roe’: lllsnou ,ihnt.‘-it lumi wlllaba: run .lltll1>!E_lI it: own tour- irnilo ciaut amt the II n [V re in l oi: ' ‘ucjiinmtlulcrilon with out in lsbhhlidlill uh oornpe 4 . utl €k1~I.nt.i_v_o .l3,lt!Ql_il’it))X§&¢_llK3y9 5;i.Itorn_ ' oli us <--» _.*“m»"-‘:’ ’-' tort. ﬂl3t1>lllAl_E\'Cl’,7 lira ooh . ye t miqu hquniiy nir troutmcnrnt mas: yhu and.‘ no lot.» I lzo1o=,nny oounoaion with it yin allay“ Iornoar Fort . Jeri -K0'ﬂXICl1i3}.Vl3'_'.B‘l Paw." tin-ougli Kev Mexico uiti mxou to Son Dzcxo on. I in, r.;u}¢_o;g.Itv, and our-allvrny‘ llnunra now iroio San rnnetsoo to the southern part also hue‘ tliroox nil on oetioa to San rutnclsco. . The Atlantic Ina "xii.r.x:log aotnlmut fro east ox lbo'Tl)4lX1'JI1et _wciit there will be butono trunk iioo to tho i‘ ’ in thiunanrcr. and with tho extcxulanl here: zticimi to. the vihoio bolt ot-oounilf botvrom 5:. . Louis on the north no new Otiemi ' tartan the BC-lllh,l .0 ' to tho 1"uc.ltio.open y the mountain ht xui oictatiion agginul 8,000 on tho he nnobziriiotodb ‘ now,-bu an cxnrrwcly larornlzlo alignment. I inuatn in the Goniliem poo in‘ the was trirnm _ men trhlzh are how oraioye |I.c].ec do north oi the Ohio river. in the country hill served ii: iii oomlrtictloo urnhraceo hall at tho chum uzu-itorydl tho liisitari Siam». it or mountain clearly the national re! the. cntortriso, whiohin alao bond: -3 : 1 pm: the cdranlntbu to thoihvornment t~- rt ii in tho éircot nuoaacn-.‘uit mil. largo oconom dtgu.‘poIt_Al, urrit-moi do- . tho adrohltgo to -thopcoplo olihe ’_ country at a (ontpetllm lino botwccn the two I: ‘ll: Pencngttihcigftmu 0 lb ittn‘ A u ';-(-n tho advantages acct in o “'E’j§:lll¥:‘i'::'or-.iorto to t the ‘ d m’uuippI"vxnc .'Iud!:Iqf‘otl.*o°FIt"(im‘3:il «ﬂnilxol oloéhln Jog: ~ on ur. _ou¢at .. . ..nou!d.bo mzdo train it to torus, oonnootlnnr .wlt' the olli'cm:i lilk in! 9! rtiiysnynto rehohing um liurhtlc cc-or .~ ;hlrr:£y.§‘i‘orld<d ~iur hytho; preuaxsroadi tun: liollnii, at me uIo,lt will tr idinn. and iron tlut point 35' relaxed to embrnto I Jim to New Orleans. which no one oi tlzc zzui I:»:.uIrm rolxl port: oi the (south but 0. riini inu-nut ill 1 direct connection with thl l.\:.¢; '13. «attention to ‘i‘i:X_IbixuI,_|o u toooooco. dlrtcily with tho nyttcm ammo l, ,Alai-um.-I.':.G¢o is. Earth South" '1-alum’. ' -'.l‘:unuoee,' ~".i§cIii.n';.ky om: Hm! Ni ; Y;:c':llcr1tct-nnroi one ihcho-e through the whole ‘of Ténnrucc, Kentucky. Virginia. and the Btstct iii: 3 cut lben:_ol: and in oroeriint those lmpor. guniixilnxiolxs muy ho pzovidod lorulihoutxni crcrmeg to any great extent tho‘ rt mlbili! at tho (3o\'unmv.ot.-IN: xtcr-opoutl than cro ulna be no gm-_rgn|¢c Lfih" ‘.o'¢'l’eh$0t‘i bowl; I1.‘ LR} Iullct mom upoclally by ci 2!! miilialy. In min: to this leading o «halo oouritry. by this dctrirsod tor - at of, all kinda, consequent upon Iio rﬂnllltztilloll oi the lion; and ' X] the lnorroncd rovcini out its sole: oi itmiu brought into roukzi Ly iliu ltﬂtd, anti tlzn groin hddliiounl value: thxt It“ be frcotrui an ohm: oi taxation tor the Gov- . l‘.IlY.Ai' 'rhiII4In~oi¢nriox¢. The feeling oi 11.0 K217!)-lﬂl}‘ lit» been strongly on- littcii for wmo years put in the pmbionu oun- nccicd witltchcap irum-oruiion, and, incident- dtreiopment oi -lug»: troou or country now clonal to settlement l:y,u-.-uah oiiho - Illillcoity at conveying‘ tho prtxiucu oi tho roll ‘to . rt-orlict.» ‘In tho Baton out .0: the hlmiulp i, sir furnish nan at tho toluilonu 01 Min 5 river: are nhurit that tnrnlnh such inapo tau comm: rolrtl hlghiaxyl '~ibr‘.rm0, on to or is on o o ' la mioertl lord’ ‘slid I . 1 k ta’ m5lk.¢:‘r‘. In - ld:3XlaIl‘»'“ or us, a not tnuoqoo urn tween the in East and _oot‘.oIrn noun y r. pm. which la‘nln:x>.lr.“in’ite mine . ta priming ' upon the httrnuon olouroonnn-,1 .uId i new rxuung between the two oouu. xi i. log- cuniiiooiy. noon lnlto DZOYIQU c:-uicrlur in accommodation. '0 oi tho (}r)vorn- ' _ nary - Not only llilt. but _ o¢l'.to;‘a no lo’ lino -' the ecmpeuuou which duolopa mud: in 0 non at tho country is .¢ntII-oly. wnotinx, ind inn! iarnm-.5" ufbnﬂl - 1'}-IJril)'. ii iurniuhed with iuaythihullko ‘ tho nl_ ‘W 5-" In"! W c-minsorw untoiiho Miullllpplr mm K“ rm" mum’ d"m.“w”ng'ﬂy‘“( ¢u- xtoafzd pi-nllel. «rrhtt Ihn tltllltl; to lkt‘t‘3?lxd Ibo ewioxnt torrtoci or 11;. iiorlor. matu- '.i.’iiin zrmiw a largely cloud to oeveiopment iil rouonnblo ooct, and with iornlauwill hot object to th: 1. It is ix-licmi llliihitilltntil .in'.n'ay honor Inl t.Iii=hrneJiu or trauma oust rnpdsly glctﬂlli. & ,5 co." they wxiiglg tag); 3 lam-or 5! reduce to upodut the mduceg: andztho oonno’mnr... Lin uﬂila oonxsegiiiw t orommtborod ‘tint ,I:ndet .thc propane-.i ill tho (loverniunmt nruinn no (1 that no ;§:rnir_i_rioo ht,-ixndur po ci:cumIu:fr:mdohz:pnueuon~ _ .'1'hu~c no" 5155 many n:idilio'niII moiotlsirl{v.th'ia Tim border Suki!‘ D_l‘ Old ‘ t mit only-cnlth wt-II 'lnIovran- to arm in cm- wlim. uliitinoa which hora ¢r?i;ii§i‘.’Xn‘:'$'i‘§= ~ollublo o¢.ve’l;i>h.mcnt oi thew min- mlitlon: whioh gm! helm- thin lino, lit tbciio uml=iho 6°’!-Ju0iI‘| net?-$13.11. ‘3""::wIautuni»c.1- _ I omi- uu _ h iu.~_ Bcoit in con:-.tv._-tloh with the oohrlrutliou :29 3 Iizoold imdom on any oi the branches. . - ‘ ,"§irl,5‘iiooi'p‘aon';’ciio'lxmi:n'oi.tiI6 coiiahuittoe col :3! mill!-ondlto thI:i1!I*Indno.o¢;oreIpectmll{lmproaeut n on: on em ' sent: x ho‘ Uiiiltd Stain. moo» 8I:I‘f:url';)l£d.' '“° ‘ i ‘ from the vmtors oi the hiisalulp i. win xi Bus . pnnllcl at latitude. ll lxnpontirrlydomahdod. as 'conamoniiirs; and ll _ , poll and who loruight to pt-oracle’ mg mg“ in. tuna vrolniloian hotvrcon all ncotloxu 0! our ooIu~_ inon country-o iieeenity 1}:-euiy Ttooguiud by: nirtil. Pacino udﬁauxi Ib'm'cooIehte‘d‘ that the ~ nhonlilvbo lllldtis rcooudary lien to this bond: not by. tho com ﬁll} ; and their loud‘?-sou u-om not marred u it run - ‘ o ' .4. meat of «touring in mo ; tho uuuilru or the Gorornmont i old tho ooo-; tho trod; constructed bctwoen the torn oo‘euu.= .. . . .. -i='i:t.u':<:iltr.,' . _ pro;-o«‘a -In I tb:_uImutt_iimlt or the bondr. shall he M0300 par milo, but that note:-5 mi-n . «div °£'.l..¢(0 ' r mile. on the average. Illnll la amt iozr’ oonctugiootlon. will not I dollnrol’ metal, Iiulzalibo lunedinxoeptlt ho. nbtolutclyro-1 coo fl ﬁlm’? th I B11333, tie on '.ogbymxmo., , , .- rrrcticrd '§l1iDll‘lﬂ»"Olbolidl will hound. . . » -hosm-er. ihuiimltoi -an-coo por hallo he nursed 1 the euliro ‘ho ll.n.hlllty would. but 81.750 our mile ‘_|’:‘or or him. ‘no not earning: of the present I 4-; are lino on 1l'0In~ mom to‘ t‘8,€0il-pox mile par} ,'.Il‘lIB§: it run through it oounlryhyho Iuuna so; _ huh! mine in -3 5, »g. 3 ' . me: that trciald more than nix tbo .ln'icI«t,ot{ tic comm» mlirox hoods; bearing 6 per cent. dllnu .inior~nt; thorotlnoruanon why 186539?!“ I link‘ -lliolﬂd not rumboyoitd I-rpouihtli o udoitbt. ,.ihoir.tLrett was 000 per mile at 5 per oco - ' thould ilauumoinethe iunad. ' Illa also to that more than-be it eitcd with tho um _ui' '_tho'i‘nuu:7i&.0:, ormtlool. the $451,000 oi ' honzin. notliitt in case. or ootutruolioa. whilof tho line‘ in" innn uhoouplo ooudiilon. its our-u-5 logo ad theiprooocdn iron: land sale: we not odo- utoioihe ntonstultnutnruoirpntstnndin these‘ rooorvcd bonds. cannbd no) ndt. .. in tho Bea-etI.ry..ht the ‘upenu ‘of tho Iogm ‘ray. um ‘plied ‘tho’ I -. in fun 5 to. .jil-(Qt, Jill ’ ltlhtllliu . o the‘ Gorcrnmont. I do not nee ‘ howl. niri-.r propul- tiouornhcmadntothoﬂorcxnment,-'crunorafe£ .lnov¢mruprot.- ‘l l " " - ' .1117 be ..m.:.{n¢'mi. ‘that-Jtndar lho_orl.gioal I-r oi the Tax“ nod I'uol5o1bvi?.'ill;,l{‘iIx’\°iho ' 1 II - llol mm Med that E}-Ee‘:2:‘i'l:i?i.wi:y'tonuo::a'x*::.;oc ' .tlnoo..wiihoutn:§' ilioinuuoa 1llIMG.V0t’o'.3° Much Joetiou oi "“2t“.‘."“‘iIiiii.‘1.“ “°"....’°'$$.';.‘””“‘ ‘:‘.§.?‘?i'.‘.§"E';'§’.i’l2 WI 0 Yﬁk , palm; kn.x.d.lrom%ho to tho.1‘nIcliio; . . 1;.-Em.£5u'*n, -prim... .. —- 2 matrix raped: y to.ho'.borno in .mlnd..toI_-.tho ruIs.:’ihu emgll lg;1¢i"c;ea¢u.§:tadota areal; n all » ‘l - i ' ca mus _u'§r'_§§'axe‘§K'aT:.'tn'§£ m.u§3w old in mi ing I i from no ‘in tho x-not alillrd on‘ rocoirin too» mains.’ it in: 66113113 * oxiooaloiu. Gtiretiovand oilfcn - baring ii.-unis And -Lo low. the wahoiuonl rondn ‘ through and r lnia:.. :_a:<i an. exits:-.3 _n.. it which will lroihllrliy. A (line: llIIo.IIn4. oi lbli '.i‘cxiia am‘. P, I i.:‘;:. line now cooalruowti and .in r: “H0 or cr.vuiai.iL- man out oi l-‘or. Worth. but that ihl: aid bl retoi aikul for that poulm ‘cf the Mud Iiauli-he rued‘tn complete the important. cunt rilcun to the cilia; uruetl., tho Tuxoo nod ( Paelilq Company ﬂudlrg lnciviciuai caxiaitaiio one lihtlie rllvlnnn It-l-rrred to. Bi. Lruln 3 for by tho rxiatlng Ii-nn'.M5ur.lstn ' lloozi to Tax; zlillllll. am the uxlnucg oonneatinn by. the lmoloo .lioad oi hiiiaourl, Vii. S¢dI'iz.' and tho luliooonvt. liansu arm Tent ilonl ' the in-opened oannocuou Itlteatiy I I toned to aim ibo. ilntl will 3 in in I an ulilxuonnl and men morn dl room to tho Pacino want. and. In More .uotod the rntno Iwracilool ndvou 2: which she would have but it the amt potrnilo lino iutd, E y contemplated. been-cxmzdod diioot to in Iran- at to ' prorldol lo .nI-id Pooilgiii origiunli in iubmliilnglho lorrxolnz Italt‘.ln£i\I,>.'l__tft'.|ll'8 to on use y ou nmi tho grut Convention over which ) on inn": tho lsnnor ta prtillio. lliitt the inherent piirrrmznnt with me it to mu thin Sutlonai high- wny O01"-)l.'1lvEWt)lt)I'lll¢ he-nciit ol pinent and in- mm rotrniiona. 1 mo oonildnit l in It L‘l’lZl that will I: are is non opohh may to all. .6/E the gt-oust hair herein mzmiltu . and all Ilia practical result: uzuolpaind lay thocoiihtry be lolly rcnlizcil. - . it any hour! in oanbo iIl.'Vll6d.v- hhlll on gr-rot picuuru n nxpporilos: ll. whethcr 09lI7l0¢‘|_- ed with it oincihliy or not Very ruopottfnliy, i . ' ~ -- Tnoxu A.--soon-. . Pauidcntrexaa and Picnic Itsilway Oooaptuy. ~ ‘ ~- - 'l‘hnnkrI"‘ "- 2.. r§os'i~.9u'u,oi run‘ it oﬁ:r_cd‘“_ihc,'lollo1‘rinj;. mooiuiio~n'- ~» xi _. ~- i . .. . . . ‘ 3 I.'¢‘i0_l\'(d.~'IhICUi§_¢tiIilIﬂ‘llli3Iu”iIl ottorodéha Colotrl‘.'!‘hoo;'z\.-Sooltbo rescind nod '19 » upon Ihominuteo, itad Indon rtoi this. pro- cl-: dim: at tho Qouvcntlon‘ and «Him Ooumiioabo Qiulilht ‘l‘rnuoor.:inontal I-ml "Amt . . ls. II u use in-onto or tho iioulh; who nan-oI1. gully and our bo coho 2 1-up-ivoadl wine II -tliaathuika ex odIohln’lor_hlaulur- and «IL. J ; [II eunuuou ol; tho necessity roll’, I 2! the ucniirn’ country Iorulurgi‘. aveniton Ill-0' Sooihtraiino to ine Prciiln, and to ‘express the high omrn-elation shit-rtnlueo. both. hortlt sad Eiouth. oi the iidolitv nmi amiiiy with which he has Eli nil tlm-no olichiirgcd the duitro inlrtuiiod to ill. * Theta ri.'IoiixtioIu‘v'rcr~o i_mai=.i:uoiiIly itriopt-Lil, amid grout nypinuto. Capttin»3)trio1r. ofliliziolit. otrcrod tho follow- . in : . . §erolrtd.v'i‘-hnt this Convooiion loader to tho Clll‘l0ilI citizens of Si. Loniii our in-nrIi¢iI thank» or the dintlnﬁimhoci wortuy hindnen on-i mu:-lace mo wit which we hit-o Boon treated no-i tho nmsir: at tho Convention ootiduetod: And we Iiitrrrly hopo that when tho jrxoci. ‘toxin’ I’.-iciitc ilauimnil is completed. 8t‘: I.-mm may roe-alto a material 1m=I3m-iiy thctorroni oon.mmuiurnto am» tbe.cx.u'ay mi ability snafu: ditphyhtl in piuhlzig torward Lhlo grout enterprise. ' Couxmimicotionu. " ‘lfheyciiz-.lr I‘Il!£¢ti1ttX,R report on tho znhioizl. o: 3 tho Convention by l\_ committeo nppointa-1 by _a lIir'gr.-.ilIl.¢t‘.".l7lhlce cl cltlzons or in ;l‘suo, Iltrnoil by Allen‘ Bloclcf, Dbalrrrlio, and ’ Joroplf Wilxie ' fray. Bt.t!‘£?.-“'7: xvniai, trillion: wading‘ wan nude port ofiho prorsoedlrigr.’ . _ltr.vIIlll,.'_of AArk'hnn._t,_-oﬂcrI!'<i‘ o }eIor'uIiz»'u', which cu.-‘a¢lpplcd,'4 intdung, mlianbozs oi -tho-‘ United State: 3¢ti3_lO rind - lionao oi‘ itwproaonizu :Jlrcs_pr'I:a¢nt io.‘iu_tI.on ine_ tlaor-ol the cpm-_en- °" -’ __ 5;: ~ .'.’ Hr. Jag’. rzrraevintoﬂercd at roroluilou that iiie_’mci:‘- troy: I>ni1u.Io' s_In"t>iego mo-n.-_i ba co_n:xil;:ied iin_:i_ln’ o.peruuon\bclorn, any work "_‘1"l:o Oiiyalrg-I Ihofrerololion w'il_i__-lie rcmrod thfe °°17“.'?*.*.’~.¢i* oi~.li.«.°lnIl°iija».... I-misuse-1 1 ' . Resolution; of the _Corn'onI.ion._ :— -’ ilorqluiiom, 'I’uhml'u':d tho following-. I-"ego:-ta,: whlchwu-_n rcoolwdwith’gn_oupp‘loh'u:.‘ ; muconmuon ‘jot. iiolonlos‘ aniy.:m‘yoima: an —_--' I n‘ ’ ” c ' . §l’i':Imfi"‘Y‘°’i’I$éo or Tide ll in n 12 ethnic: Ir.Iid_ ‘oihuiooamcroul .Bod:cr£ OORBUUNEN in? §'1‘b0dI"O(. aoﬂvdolcfutgl, ’rc?ruon:inti}' hot; on y itlarxorirogrtloito th mop eoiibo nixed; Blitz-aghht on . ucuyo. nctng lzuIlnuaca -. mile! the country, and how ummblod lo.i.a€o; actlcrruxion the construction or in. southern ‘lino: ‘Iliat ' it ﬁouthcrh Kﬁttnownuncnul‘ Rsliirny. to we i-iicine ocum. on orator: thirty mom! er it nu;-aura of sound uotntouuh|p— . rs. Ie it is only by oootnnt lnioroourno. h:xIi- ' and nodal ‘that the great Stator DOV! win he Ilope can no Irsenglulounl u torn o ‘it common tntcnrt with our South- ‘ ' ilterduro, . wand he Uo‘soal:ud Chairs! and hltnIu'i‘.:oino Road: “ 0 I: 3th ‘othor traorcohttnonul linen‘ M ; thirty‘-t(cc'nd," um:-‘ism; nod iortrf Pm rmicl ‘ tho .bollc¢ that‘. R‘ furnish. the .' to polo thew 'h’ghwwh;r:; great ontuxoc dcprruian,-. . h Indlriiiuni caplttl. utdtno‘ wwhm res Iupon thocororuwaot to. mn,wuqxnm_ 1 oi It one Mldlllonatl: i§i<é'u:onl?:!‘tla°:‘du.l' “';1hd”k”'v°';' ‘ vi I‘ I mic to the manic no '’ “°‘"°'4°“ ‘° 3“.g°; tho-yrantorthorrompt '55“ .“‘“°“ ‘. and mppiicn.-Inouia mob‘ moi U909: eign annuity.’ and lhﬂ, ‘° ‘ml *3‘? 1°?- iicoout her: red unit '4“ ‘M YIN- to . tobo tomato: :7 I-cnaorod tro:;oo‘1~°*"“i°3 “W. nblo II to be nlltgtoiocted apimt'_ °i' *0 Gn- . . . tomat- A: lmlli nooe l - . i ' Boexngolofltn uvemdoco go Notion‘ this limo, whoa. nnlnlll and labor can he moored xtprivtu much oolwti onoihu ‘lmm wet-nits: for may 3-ens part; not that 0 menu. turns the xzoirer so protect llui poopia 6.‘ 'riinnno~ uiidincoi the min lino thank! proceed msdonnich rrguistloiin in wilil'oIIn~u.tbu over that oeoealiy. iliypiattsioi The wim- y. frouixho try rrqhlrn something; more; the ‘what? com: . rtqmru oooaolhta-3 zoom. §£.ppisurig.; I an -i-903.: eonetmctlon of the mini. contluriouiii saint oi itinirrlrni cbmxileu o, in Calllomlr, or until it meets rm cxromioo In ii. .'l‘l'.u the construction oi‘- Marclacii can ho belt ztcumi by the oxioniion or Govt-I-wmxt old to Ibo line izmi hum-Jae: imam» iotc mruiloncd in then: rcioluiiona, in tho ion-ii of .~. xuonnms ‘oi lniaroel, not principal, on nyiimitod am: out or li_i‘o-[-er omit c-w.s'iJ'ti<'.lu,:l m,mi,._ My-. iihlo in illiy yours. so thin: i1.vi Irniim liability lu- nah: extend $1.6m) per miio per aimiiiu. nor! lo irirmt on tho aotmtl out oi thelitio iitid said in -aches; such lixhiiiiy wort.-agoupnu all the roll- oi' tho corn rain poo Irulrnoa mum: by the Unitrd am! on; dtlicimozv intho naming; gainers“ to "dirt: lltll iv-urea: rnximiiizg’ on than on in ‘run to Ban Koch A line and turned shhtihot in am in be 6 ﬂour}-‘— or .tltt£~¢l5;hlli"¢£ zto sibolo ittttho’:ir._r_;i‘ Jr-ruiv,._);nii the “(AM oi y tor Gorornniant trans- vol in or, null no teicsra oh-«nice. to want no Iiortcnid. so. ihxt thorn (Jerri-numnt;ih¢9o ti nos ; ho inhod oniy to tho actual Amount oi‘ oulux - giwcrrt upon lilo mad 3 d trwcben. and poo the . c'artli5totororawol’n .¢o the Gorunount to import-its tzobn ding at tho . Jr rodcuxpilog no harm. )nilI'}K 30' Etilnriﬂ . -.*.'h.iIl_l be'oo'onIxay h lino nod brahchon tired In out of the moans: or ; . _ igi h ‘lb-1 oomph» « .r.luln.ioilw '1‘x_oumi-y or the Uni ti ' I t "M mlyho Iwicl uiotuitruhohdtdizbhxa o ° ;9<*<,h. *‘395‘°!i«*?=;W=§ .wxwwm . toe} tam fond Turrltoriea, many. - "Ml; ribs. looted: 50 the lies Addnrzfo * ‘G81.’ tirtprrurihi q-rotontouvet.-Ind to - iudxincul. ; Northern. lino. -. You Mono: oontcnd loot: norms. ‘l'ou’mny surmount her mono our post: by tho lhrcntiooo othomno ingenuity: you my uroxcorno mm of lior lnstnoano nod duooriii, but I you cannot to hot storm» in the hollowed your ' :3“ °° £12 » i‘€’.“.’.'..-5&2 ‘J’“‘.i"°.;l.i ““‘..t.’.‘.‘2i '...‘“i."°. “' 3°“? ‘" Coxmniiou, and that thryiroumoetly oolloliod ' noihey ihl lbnttimpirtg dome may-'h$‘w§';§ PW -. 5 )'Cll come tot o rrgion otooiiury itiong than thirty- Seoteinrrof this COU‘\'tB- , uecotd nllzl . is have it: A ‘ proceeding; pnbllrhed in pain hlot 1” ' yglaero ° nun‘ wane d alto tint tho now: aper mu; 9 him some wglotr I;1'¢l‘,l'B0ttx‘htlbe and thou: which 2 lie. than full undcniiini the object: nnnduiifxgs - Vflllloil.’ 1‘-I-113615)‘; tile roosting at . we con nout. tliatl mans. overnmeut ~ bectlouot our oountry. "1 my l.o.deouiod but to t pltiruioi ihlr 1(_‘g)nreutloo. bruznhle and resolution: be nieoi‘ iiorcrrorii oi Bistro. Mayors oi oi roxurrercihl and other it ‘co its of‘ thin . bed vbcdlaee hue niuoun . M10‘ horlllr lnrnv acrou hi booelioial to tho be-]'tioy!0'0 awry tit protesting the rep: lrxrminatlciirot tho resolution (ho. zetxzin tteo. oohapotoii to it was 0! we then: ‘on iron in-cry Suite and Territory! nor:-acute !,f «um um ixously to Q!-6‘60€dll1U& tiutit tan; d . - sag,-uldiil win only right? ..in. pro: eating them which induocd 1319140’ tab: the mind they did iuluti or thethalr be woul- ‘€8l!‘ tom his lotion‘ which his bad boon nnpngoci torromo tluzojn preps;-tog. [Loud tries oi qua- no chairman remxrtexl.th1:.'nuderlhe rain.‘ I rightly proceed‘. [[A)l}dc.‘l'. L“ howould not detain thorn ? . )Lr.; llill proinlnnlt 'ox~:,_iix~.d wu hlloarcd to meted ovum, Union and incur Pltoliio I ’. orortuthlt tho nil uid leléiﬂgb, had‘ tho it siu thu-oby nroridod. iurxh only Iuroln oi .ioi¢rccpIu:z llhdzlillllﬂillig the hostiio 'lndiaiI: ,4 and untuizuubly ntiicito thruioxauoo oi tho wutmi Tun. haw Mexico and III, uni» lilo arriqxxopnty l¢C‘lIl'G,BDd csthh no them the 1! ‘mung no order that pronll aiongtho prucni. at ca. .. . v . _ 4. Al nmcnnro or practicairoonom ,bacanuc. on already ‘shown by Iliii rxvrrit-hoe or t o prcruat Pocrnc Rum. the cxpztiu oi malntslni a. mill-' tnry ftll biishin.-at tor the smote on of South _ em lt'.trllol’)' I lost rxdl uuic dnuourrili no luxel rtdute lint. by on linﬁatho Govern-. Hull 0 transport troops and I ht oun- mill at the moat coutano ‘neon . yemhuns trio dirpenro with tho nonieca cl two-ililr-«la o tho pin: in loxco lhro the haollitlu Iirordctl tor uu rtnilcn no he use-vtiheol. of troopr, and ihcr Inc trout i'ii.coo.oeo to io.¢(°.06o cornu- m'.xu.- nxad at tho some can yrov donnro :illr.iImt- lytnd tcononienliy tor the are» and osnlattuuco ‘o the lhdlon uibto who_u¢o undo: tho ghhrxu at ihooororrmmt. -- * - .. - onixnncrr-.ial uoreulty toihi: 12,000 also at ya» iolnbhbttniyhbeltci country izomuxl to 790 In er in 'il.iiiI.ti. ud nu-tohlnf; Alon ' outﬁt-5 South Atltntio coosI.,Iho Gull o Hugo. Ind Old Mexico to tho 1’: oiiloooean. who barn direot ootanuuileiition with the Pulse. and touch oi ‘ ztphlcaiﬁionluononnhot trot: tho bloom, India.‘ China Japut. Anti:-sill. and Wortrrii south rich-, inc-rcby contents; II substantial honest upon the entire u.ttix:n- and. boonuse in this Inau- nu‘ Ihoarcaplo at thﬁlnitod Btaiauiriil boot be rout: tgainrt: monopoly to about Ihiy hxru no shame No oi six per oeuroorri-omen: boron,» and mud: large grain oi land to hnlitliho on-not Pacino lino. and, lo: whooo‘ honour ilorornmcnt is now ; ‘gray Izpwlrdn ol throg addxuou-l nullsonolou 1 ircuurv; h v xioutbu liu ntitb uh poi |‘illOl‘l..I1‘.d in now taking to puwtnsto incl! 1: II olon: ourporstlon. and control -lialines. and ‘such so it may henaiier build ’. M Ito‘ own exclurlro internt. iuteatl or looking than on‘ opoa highway soc): no thopcopio 01 this. .country‘haro n rzght to mr.n.~ ~. »‘ 3.1-‘ Browse the oornmhxiicatioh than «too i would Menu on lnomuu._. Incio ~ not dltritrd in otbor ooixotriu, and would . tho luaruo the revenue: at tho.(lo.Y¢l'autont;lItrhhllu:: thin .'tlAd€..- gandg witch tho ottlunnol our. own’ eciuitxty‘ o at our xunniootumd .;o¢da r o pzodtintn at or nail nazlntlnoo. . 3 8. use it it tho ditty the-uornnntoitt to . - cw »prot¢ at tho ‘citiuu whom sub laoshiyit Iummod in dIr‘.truI1y our on in tho noqnia-.IioiI or in; itexlcnnturitory whicththoyofero roudent on ;a‘Ill]¢g_I.ll-tllhtl‘ cluuror, who i.arn.hoeo iiliiuoevhlgy rod: Ital not?» i:noo"nn}-- {with giant ’ iorculrxo this. mm-, -Sin .0;v 0001: ,tl:o .244}: tmhtutcoumtlurriuarluilnoo o rgulu -.oo.<oa ¢Si’.¢«F.4 .iu...Iha...Wih°'“ 5-“i°° “"3 N: jlltlltlr ..-- .:.- .‘=. .-. v ,..- .1 .-:10. Bquuto. not only wlililxlorootl u onoaxu oi xntionaldeieoic, Itzuzxt-hen Ihonliltu gm ol .ui tho uorrxnnieut,-.;-no as oil «imu per not the uouiity ol -onr...l’nI-.111:-Gout-Igrliut, aiutol: by- iomgn Ilowen. nduco the oxpoum. .01 . in Jocafi miininii ration hind ouroounirygnoro cloaoly to.. -anther. Iclli ,¢01Illi\Ulk4IU.ml-Vl3h«lbOI’.‘t¢lﬂ6 we with em hlcxloo; cierolop new tune." ran the agricultural codnou wmxt mineral vroalin u_l —’le3i-.ii New :1 an no: " - - ’ in. it will mo, by tho demand for utuintuolnren -iuin rculni ill the construction: oi 0ii§Ul(H.Du'l' bxlrlgu, umchiocrr. bniidzngr. etox. tor. mouse the nut, and by the lab rota cmploxnl in bull and imiuihining the lama. giro tmplnymcnl I I tho '1lil’IR(i:'l',~m.lU8 on-1 uucI.tn.I Iltopt oi the country‘ no 0: co tum-2 rm-ivo and Iilrnuinto tho dopni 'lt.dnl|iil¢I at nil ecu-oiin. . -. - ~. 2 ~ : Ami, utiruu, toiocuro in the Government uni the ptcplc thou Icrcr.-ii Bd7Vll‘pﬂKug.‘lId, in od~ uiilcu trrrr-to, ucure the return to the maple oi thirty million at acre: or lxnd hnrctuloro granted . to build tho Ullllyrllth panliri lino, uni uvo tho buliritz of i’.l.(i0 niilctot road. iii: in. tho jails- Inuto ihimtjonvortton not only the .l'ljIlt, but u e rim)‘ of :-tho National tiuvornniani to r.l'l!lI1B€ -uicb aiu properly I€t‘.lll1!d.' rtatnczcd and gaunt’- -d, In niliuciu-e tho yroinpt ooinyiction-ii the -1150 I1 it-rml to. and -01" man uicxulou M will rim to ull« notions tho ‘ ndvizuinzoorcrultlnz -tburirom. 'liow.boltruo ed: - ' ~ 9 ' i.- '.i'nat a southern line to tho Tnclilo Ocean Ihonlzi be built on or our tho thlrtammnd par- .ollcl item Shreveport vi: Bi P550 8 ll Diego where it will make conrrctioitwith. tho water: u the l'ac.iilo in a rate no oxtolloni lnr’oor..tml oin- nr ct tho with the railway lluu now building from on rronclioo to tho southern part at Oaliiornin. lllilll uctui-log a continuous line to that great city on our . - - ' 3. Tint: there should the ho‘ comiructocl extan- riou iron the moat oiiuillio into on tho Texan no l'acllio_liood to hlew Or on. ilunxuhla and Vlcktturg. rind iron: I point our the lmrl uiuri» Wotan to Vinita, in order to rrtch tho; Itluluippi tint and to connect with every mod and humor oi ollozityhiouhia slope» . ,A : - 8.? at to incur: to the nation Ihoigroaiott bon- eiiuirvin thialloo at road, and .io..prount in rota: conirollcd III the intern: at any one party Inch xulnilonnuw maintain the mm a up than 3. inc to nllatnmoonittwnusl ht-nachos roerivingoimliar aid ‘to’ Pacino Trunk Linn. ' ' I Iutunndncat-.o roohugu 7N‘¢\l‘)¢‘QJb its use Jipiihc lowui-pouiblo ' rate: N not only ex - unto hw,ildrrneu or at: Into: tum: iron: :2-larva tilt! the Eocretaryyoi the Treasury tor tho int-' int rm too a , on for tho must on. .l-lopaood the lioor‘ _-gg‘iQW minutes with I polo lroo. and tho could 1 th at that prtduccd no am: hi: haul and ocuoii further. . ll’! .- ’ ' : . . ' ~iQ.¢§. ol Texas. row to ore: In‘ amend-' guano to he no objection n-I_, tlon to the roaoluuona. but tnlon in into: oi udapiloar lllrrlloli under 0|‘ U _ meat. whirh ruoommonol‘ to Ind bis arnend~ Nxu nu rnolno with tho no connection or tho" xumuootout oi Texan. arousal in tho Oonnntl/on to lwlldﬂ In tvmll mu: and not inu-oduoo tho \‘I Mlou which was tor the ‘ and inwhlah it wouillgim t: W P511."-9 ouur-flu unis mithudn to oxoroot couliut do ednuonaiu. - c an n moat Ixaattlnto Mr. Marshall. ox tlairluouiuo truly one ' nliowéd ‘tho ﬂoor.’ '.- 5 dsrnntd Ilohctiyorgi‘ °~ tcciiou in tho square milo too .he had stun to n-l:h$‘ov£uro.i<la_ hi‘imii"t‘elo ' r“"i~.- a ‘ >..,,',,," 4 I-. a Inn. 0 x o ' ' ncoui to ntriho out ehnm~o'rt wnerev:r“lt oec rn thoﬁonolution.‘ and Inert too ‘lﬂmlurpp ...._...........-..........._,, am . . c . 'lho Choir ruled the annddxncnt onto! order. " A motion wunndo at Wholo on tho rnbjoetu out now: an Ntoliitlou lion by ‘ Thunotl thy oloilowtugr ;~ uh_“wm.. Y“ 0 r1.““‘°u‘ i-I:d we an able Io-dry iogo into tho marks» of the an Ialuuiu rnlo, York, 1‘rI:_ nylnnls. To >‘.'. my-pog-3. Item . Ne’-v uuioo '1-l‘hll.l'I.r_y ntu tor inns: . o§t;h~C‘l&IDll§l,>0U0a_ ‘ ' . ' riv: xnrrnir ram.- ptiu II rulo- iixiiing speeches to live nswiummro . - 2 -‘ thst thitt dolozitv inaidxnonnhooonm i an ~ on tho (rental! 0 int" u... V moiutloni and i“‘“°"'°" it: eiitlxelytoo may rid _ _ we 0 baton Octal _.u uéix... 51 the nxuud Boil ‘ Ii Ihouid 3 than mulch uad izrmihcuvo sum at Old iuxioo" "”"°"” "“ "° "1"““'.' ‘ it in . o ’ ' ' ' " ruby u In so u now pro V od iron 'c;§>:I‘:i::.|%adx.ieo to - nu hblfd mm . wssiswn-2' om-notion. hot jnui .« %’- no‘ t"th:n§i:I-m‘n their dinner: wayo ° ‘ ° ‘ oIow_ '- -Lboplzocqw sum Inroinotnmscwonld hero (pointing on tho rang _ Jocxrty; Oréidoa ;; thrblﬁ Inn - ha exsticniru Iriiixuaxo an blunt Ihnnihc . Ilrlrupp nld (hut 2:2. I 1 . It ‘ ,. Ju°o5;a.Tnr§IerI¥ltunw& ‘ -urn oncoiihirot 'tbo.hill' .{o}:p.iu1_le].~hn «ex ' uhilonioncya have been‘ IppZ0pK"t:l6d.lu. tho,‘ 0 . "tic": oi tho Gorgéxmqt, them‘ in to been but ilv,§i'. 'lt\&;: cl:imcd ~i.hiir’i Ya“ from lloxloo.‘ ‘ g . CB1 . 1 mini! a not ii rod client or - £1 rxy dcocupt‘.ou' including, 1. , _ _ ,. _ ‘ .:rroii?It<I‘l. cotton. wool. timbcritnd o'tlIoI- mans; 33,4113; 1: in-,3“ ed at her right: so saint,‘ o would*o . r.cxnnt.. (SeoIauoh] Mr." Bnowoon; of Pen this ontncmcni wu niontcd, rahor ;.,,_;m',m,_ in E not bcllcvoihat tho-Lo y iu tho law oi - the o- “ I ll I’n'.>l1lc it ill.- -wot-nod L..IIluIo oi ‘Iona would duo n.nI-Id or tho poopla pl that. rulaiui tho grunt. -a-llonr? l‘i:oiuno'I.‘.‘_:)Jor.§iI,’;ol lolfngxgk . tlemru in ‘-.x.\.I ‘ ~ rd nmtjto .W“hlLi‘.\V(V his lo Ina hiriniiucuoa;-1.1.’ claim Inch an lilitlitllntlll. Vl’llll‘Ji llltl to the rrxoluuonp olrercd, rcntiy embnrrnu tho whole nicutiro. Gcucnl1'reaion oi titnion oi litchmohd added t 1 it-o~prmi(i-.co and policy u . Monro. Kidd ot Slate! and Terri: all ‘of rice Aiiutla count and with orcry nllirfu out \‘t:2-Jliohl: l rtiiili gin! coitigcto Iiginxnlei with the at i on or o no on tor a ionxwiimo ldmitiiiod or N. n at country, there would he ounblnnod V "Io’iho_ ‘country that tho. oouotrculon of Thom» "Item. Ionic ill at the members at tho. idea. which-woioxplﬂwd i0 “*0 ~ wnniry Iru that which lhno announced. Col-.gmu oi the I] lied Stout. M00 b rtpooiod Into oi’ iezlnlnuoo. Brwio oi —-‘t>oIIIti'lg>.4 .v0-., l°<l95¢‘0°°4 r-bill)‘ of this tibiigvunaat’, inn" Iotrcr iitiierenai-y.to in data in‘ oniuno do our national hon: Goruz tour’. to do 'shrnrrpor;t£/aim P u on open, hlghwny ' -mun. to ho ii (I on tqtuil term. by Lil conuoot- ii I inail -§".”tl:°'t:rl/9:" 't‘z‘l'lo"€i‘MtI‘)“lg: u x ti-logo): in :n W 1 ‘I ‘this ;’l.fcxao and 4. fl'hai'lt l3}0\IU‘bQ:5‘21\X‘3'I$ the lowest otih . ‘or 5:. in oliicr Ixintilw lo oi-mil _bc.prot:eot§d . and lhlill I30 [I- quiitd to protect the couapantlvely mull Ulllllllv -in it: oooltnIction—12ronc‘.I whtth_c.ua_ H yuuy titled oyiu oouimeuon It‘. 100 Ant 1 o-at-Hit question lor tho Aim to all-this now as ariint that ieomeiixingahali SI. n.r:tc oi’ ‘lmllit. and oompol this great oomoierol {A;‘}~FiItlle.] fund it’ lu Innis u-eniitsugrtnama ;'}\t'-'-l&DM‘-‘ A (i it “mic. or Mimi:-!ri~l.or hiinoan ii aii:.~.«:, ii: too): at ii--I qno-rm.-It in ii at ru. lHl‘li‘el’!1*.'.ll’flOl> ‘ii ‘micro . to any-mind item. -[.ip;>iauIe.} iiimre . ALL on: r't‘.m~ 7, {ho right ‘sunshine of Mac» in: Ilia _mmy r¢’r:eit-titstiw men a . R ﬁK510-HUOIAOV: D!’ J lh'd-‘7i1hioﬂé'-"-1' IIITQ ~ ‘at _ 5 and ,iho- pro Lhovo roam, the Itrnoxor ~ iorcthcri atrongor we become my ban-riotlon‘ llu Ilghtuthoniam. Ami tho reason iﬁthis: it In uiicrlyiinpottlblo to oytroomo thud dilliniiliios which "astute has thrown in ilmviiyu in the world. :- lor iutiziortc . low ‘cold’ in bits - -Iiy ioartizln uﬁmv L 6 ohm“ not line at road ii-cm ianlcxo to the East. you its Ivoiunuu yieiocouzpollai to lure to your ii.-o vUk.’(‘h mlghrhnrn roino local in an it .\’axlr»n toatuxr. -adl-are extended r rand: to tlém _bin. 00 unit by oonniotion W_llh the road» which m 9 through Truuui to mid hrniucxy and Earth -xaxolhno Ihd Vii-xiria. ti mlghteocapo . - A sxcriomu. arrrcr u it.at—dl:totlru: Imi. ngnto ivy mood to Vlclrx» ’-lbtlti5’|llXlclli exit in cl coil.-my. io- nuuui th-mi -IhAl'W¢l are to oh.nrlt'oI—-proepenmn by tumor at 'Icilii_lu cl niirostl iturcommnnlcauon. All-.l vnno in: another thought which 4 vcccliarl gr-and in ..IIitl 9 din: id 5 _II ten: forth to ‘the world. of race. Tho Sohuaun suit: on jun our. ohrniluro In thc'2\'oi-thorn State: to use owult; sod wtercrcr time M import-on ot the pro- in It thin oonn try who on: uusbio by simu- srlrr 5, whether by mliiuriuuo or oiluvrwiie to aid men tslnrwlure. who have the nuns. to go to build nliioada. iiniiuowi _ Sliehu got too €l'i!ﬂ11l’lll2.\BG int-all eneo the honor and the ohivniry. but mt on't lioildnumuda. Tm wrnlth which‘ n to ponouod is gone. We no rich; wohno iumxeuoo holds; they on: your A'aruu.dt~<1x tokthrlr weﬁtiiia, bot czganda nun. vie. cw. I i>..’.‘-’m.¢.- 1... mﬁ” “""" '° “"’°““"“ vonlltlox latitude or inedthutha do oi cottoiuiooa than be the‘ cotton reglo lDGO’dlI2IirIQ‘¢ ‘Bot wrkno . ldo otfoxuuo nomutnz out ncrw.andI.bolmvoihtt.oIItot tho in- lo -:.’a:.;'::r.*=3"°"’.Ii.* “i'....' .. :i‘.""°“°°““"" 3'-3? . | . . ' i€“"=*!‘7>'l'-‘ital-=“ W‘ ’ . .. H tho martin oi d'iItl:-out :i.ho.~ in tho -hirto oxztho yr-«out, tint in thla rho has 1’ od. bcoau-.u Prvvldnnto nu not give to India so oeuuhio ll noll or clmuto ior the producui-n ct that artists on Llteapool am: all our l[hg.I;i‘f;uCIIll']$d‘OOU0|? - ' D 611-. $0. .07 ‘ET: li‘thI»’3:e‘u?i°§xx.e ammo‘; ol nu: miizdui . d iii. lllhzr d monurstcd in K“.vv(}.31.f:ilt3d\’§Bt{:b&S'l:0‘h81leX|‘),md"ed in 1: land in p)0ﬂU¢$f,I3i1H\HuE:I»d at our on in; iron er. ' ' I'll): IKLEIUYACXVRI India." Vn ‘ lxlc iii cit-lllxod orld §§§‘t§n'°f§‘?.'.Inim: Aond then when that unto ho - Iadathtt to o -to. tho» ;‘ifl?:1l’:ll€uG iY'c‘{‘?I‘:J'L\. but was will iiciaoantroto am God in II Fl! 0 101' 3 Ihowoild {applause} ; out than ll we I un‘c'ur'conm'-r’ wand onriing, lint was I ,9! man‘! mod ‘to rillatlon « ' manila, I. by-hand , anal. Mule ~: ' \lL.z‘ ~' A ; . . ” ‘Sq ‘-"?§'fi‘£“i’3’2»'il~'m ‘cog: iirrn --hall hlrrotbouo i.tiiidto'3ou.1ttho'oIit.M.‘t, tint new-to II hko it lynch " vmduneatlc quiet.‘ ilutthoro have no ‘-iucni hIcEx.drncy." trout Iv om l.lo. ii i- age Ircoti Union lltlt they may: to I: h "-oiurd . .- 3 -- ’ Going Home.‘ ‘ ".31. low iicnhé ilzer mrathorr at tho gggﬁamgole uixjdhetgchcﬂi t‘ll?l:l'ill‘l.3I‘:Xd§:i°i-L:?un ‘nl‘I::l:loovln§ titer vino not in law: of 6 ‘tor the 50|llh10!i*ll0-I!6n£g:§l&ln-nil ’ "' ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ ' --ri.uldleareatB:mn‘clocZonThur1d:: “Gilli I inmiid oilnitvcnlognsa tuned in utcrday I od. «game _IIr],Ql')." This tnin would worry to $612 n_ItiIu_iw.ioi.n\' l._’ _ _ _ _ y : " _ ‘ ’ w 1*}; 139- " rubltnhing-“th_o_ Proceedings. E°"imm.' 0‘ -Hg? - .1. . . ; ' ' Colcntl longer 0. 1'iroodhc°n‘t‘ln. amt." moi-.03 . . _ . V . _ V “. tin rnutoxxznrn tlsnnni It or mu 003- fggigxfcnlégg f;a*;§n,‘&"e§f ma §“ﬂm,13°°'°u 0., iiomre rten oithuconnhtioa, to. rannotho. ",1; .tvl'i:t1t : noithc Oooroniion for p licatlo_n_l.u w‘;:nuirlr§‘l;er‘% thiiwgonvmtlou 'l’!l1'2_’5_’_.“ °_‘_"" '7 kn” , . L. ' no c t roost 'ml1ll- - ioul intnrntrcqttizod b§‘1ls_al ;h'-tgggfgdi. W I;,'£;'°_°m,.,,}',.ﬁ'° mm,‘ 0, ; :€': h’g1Iu:Tl;lt::Bu:l° ggnveuuoh tr .1115 me.‘ mad the western Union aigejzph Domino! Mid not 19 101° “ ‘ ii totbotie “‘.‘!§‘.‘, 3‘§{’i3.’€Is‘é‘p‘}“-mam xuch iitkgttoa u were rudyio go. the rutouo xnilwoy com - . _Brmarha_o! Pxjenidoni: DW!o_ motion ion. In)!-ti! Ind .yun‘,~upers~ \ . low na-I'll:-ieiiyio no till; thoooxzotrroiion -1 mm width hm-in hm: it re niiy mods "by 1 a nrxuu rt’ zzrlaurxtloohni-1teit'.' onxrru shall. Iiali the iauwiugucu-ziiy-r.an men iieiirmiou-rated. in _ could bolut lM d$M visited sauna u..oiiomItn,r.i opprultmi inrwo me of lvo1un£u.l!Iionzit unoc. this than 31 uotha‘ in; non: _ I uufrfrmcnruozea that: tho {lot that the row: a no do not my clmior: ct..<;nr Hbﬂfl. uh bniiw,.;h:.t dogio .at,3rn-it hm is-cor; v!l€.¥.»::i gmnmsy, sip-.t irtrezc thing. ‘gigs thoumuhmus rotoo oi mew tinny each vitriom woos: 3 ‘.143 the yirolvamtihrzi Iivtst slope rnierﬁriwg at this our iitxhurity to 22:; maiitn mat; 11.12 win.-u X may "it! ?1:otii'.n;;~loe.Iit.orp'rizM',‘ I zncmto emphasize Ihit net. l mu coinmiiwd mm mil-¢.‘t_'. am‘ that 9.5 tr more all otiiere, no, in .Imiart:~5lomrI: I‘: own l:a« man, we must rim or: taught as am’ 0.-i'staia,ri.o ’l»i—'tr.rrw with rlcmh-Hui xIz‘.}ti!Vi't¢8. ' ‘Mt mi ul‘-bi-:tr 39: ion: S, xi'r:r13::.mvr. tint at this 3*‘1iie—le :3): or .\:.::e.xm iii-.~.m3.'. morn, '» M ii‘ any oil-i r iiilir ii‘-i-co Lw cl.» a oi iraioai, . . we «intro to neutral the gran null rlonirables com» I nations of the ant-sh in min a viiegeriso irjimtatry 2:: oz. Ito nimt or user oil the emis of that €A‘IlZ'i:¢i€!\‘.¢ by rioting irliisiisoc-wr soul be rrqnh-oél to ho (ions. mm «.1, in my orla ion. tlio I\'I(:¢)ii;'._l t'}ov‘r,riiix:-,-at has 10 right to Amy ohort ut thcir tichvim-3-zlatzuia. , ll ilci A zoo‘. iimiinr U mo. sir. wlmihrr in colon; ihni Toxic, or I/-uiniamt. or M- . one to rtnythlog wiztrlibcaao in lint}: 1'4}; gar bi i’_h\'lG"ll)' btellclrg O-it'll A Iron: the euairs: - ~ ‘ I iuiionir i.t~r.oriu-o. /«ml 1 am not I‘.l!.1'V»it‘(i in local no-i l¢<.'.I!Oi.ll§ in: non aw.» -be-i;+.w~ we !t.!t"« _ , . the coxirzc '.|!V|’I\! ll c at t1i::C-iio1I~o"iziieu*I»lI.L-I tizo ametiozu ll! tho rr-mzlryr. Aopiwic 1. Icon‘: know ut ir'.‘,L;'$'.li. no visible lino botircm rt «.-:. the unit: 1-! --or rnlerrnieoz it is no-c or _ ‘ «.9. £19129: the an at i.z~,b-,-- = if -!=f'!i:m:r« or vague .2. rtusur H.1-.1150! cmgm,-5.; “'35-! hf-‘Tl.-‘Xi!-1 with win mm loin well l.’2'Alt§lIk:'.t)4l 7: on mug I. -';p;)ru(*. no isttcki mg; to turn :26 Lorie-.1 oi tho or opto it") ‘Hit! gm-.i:m.r ampwge. at pi-xugo Let :5 gr,» to KN: .\'A:lo;-vii 22;: of <»‘o\‘xrrI!ix‘.r-nt : let w 3:: r: it:-2 Nﬂtlﬁnxl 73‘?!-rr:: irmia goth the Nai2‘ua:i gusaimm g ‘Irtuury inn guru,-at :3» just clxzsml . cw-rnklrrcd t|i2l'.f[)l'iLe.' ~ We only ‘fiat! In». :7; rpry wt 30:19-‘€iri’uV¢" 2i'iIt,(‘a-rly'eInd in-.;.;,._ - certain or that too tv.~:;s!.n hgxvoﬂags ‘I-116.1-n§u%Ol‘$O govern- .I!Hl2 . gohslffoi-zziytﬁf Ami those who _ been aha:/ciaui: w_5t,bi:o,.aqiho_r-illcora or this com_c-mlon, lot in rt Born my u. s.cl.3wo-rlctii.-Ixfohiz-_ wit“ 1 ‘lizlt-l<'3p.$ieii.".<ir-"l'$:$ his onlymu is this more msoriest, Yx'.l’lU(.tI will not ugly be in im int tlmwdxh at‘; to eh! - suwi . . n.-..§.£‘?:‘n...ﬁ.&‘. . xx . .'or went or for iron [nm.lmiito‘i. ﬁnk it hot tiieotmev my time win ‘lam EDHO¥i$¢.'¥DC|‘Ab_‘vlWKW9CU! us. 35-. «SI» . ii 1wﬁ¢:d'lt,nti we-r.io.‘.uut=roblc«*l.bcto ilk: oitinml I-I. Mtﬂiltii toxduilolsirr {or the internals oiilm lmirit and mutt t‘0%'2‘!1i'ii notion out‘ earth. Ami let u,» lhA:1€i¢'i'tl,' iiir, not ftiop to wssldot IYICQIIJCI this rccilon [or that section in to ho ticoiiiico, but iesiiuio wlutmevoris uooouargtw . hosivno to dcrci-up _tiio.v:iIt comtupros of this by .- oouztry.--In the Convention of iiiﬂ. %!'!:lt:'1E"‘i!i¢I itﬂt.',«nii.¢ﬂ\‘ltI€ll$'5i coIIIpono<i- roorliapa. oloot so u I M n‘ d i Qjttfaﬂuﬂée naaotahlmi -6!. 9 left‘. '00 ‘little ‘-O0!llﬂ‘~!II¢ll'- "is hired‘ lot V foil‘ nod; their. gmincnoo nod’ tor. their .44.-rrtga to .,:tts : courtly. .1 tom rxhrfrred-tho thought which hm rnnsi-lrtti our/,csr'is on ta-rzne iicoaritrisioh yo cinch mpmitlog lit tiA_c.£-no . that uirzosm dotloamw lljiilllll thcro is go rolimgd to‘-the Paclaooooon -A Ion 3)C:$Mlfub{¢C ~uiurct-ltigill-‘-‘tho do’-‘ usrnzs c at. start. hut om in or :2 onion Ihirty-Mound iinrrlhnl at hiilude. [ity-p .1 - M3" ' .§l$Nl:hM’ ouozia }fO1ldl‘.1)'4§tl¢‘.l‘iD. 6, din’ , ‘V but the more 14 {horn _ honght ‘lo Iinnrcrto’ foﬂlb oilliit - ~ " it Gt-rar_iii.Willlsm Pnratonmo in tho xrmaris oi non: iuohsnl _ ltunor-ks ot’Ger“m*ni wi'uihm~!’ro-moo. (ion.-!‘.i'eeior. Mild; hit. 1‘rt1iila.it;:i:ihos-c tron» pauod upon your time too inuzhhlrostd , and leel. mcitnco not to obey‘ the tihil which has yi upon me; but,» in gun: ‘want iaooocial mccurgt hero. And no you oaaixned mm; L duty tn tacit: ucwtitellxoz) . l om-'thIa" IIGQMBIJQC‘ ' tfwu «on. tho {int he: . Wir noowuh V-ltd‘: t with tho moot pron lhr pk-aauru. and tho gen received In the noble ‘word: ho has a spoviuirous whatnot min ' iomi.-it d bore it-om the Now i'etmny1nniz¢, mm X ' Iron» I/;I.tIIaoIt. ll‘-‘JR I-lcutooliy =1 uom.ir*;.oitli oomplinxrxt. that in the prcud oiitisitczion tint Ihll <21-UL, In 3 gpirit like turd. Iota: say, in trial! oliho Souihorn n Sent was but awaited ilaoaz inst their :2-.r«iiI-es were part, and Iliatih ten: to-any with noocxnc oitsieriortty one tip iuww-norm; no creiconrr, butrvciy week and our‘: my and you your atoom hone may pus iron: oI:e_Icctlcn o the connuyto lilo oiim-. The ionic uni-er: the 016: or cocamerco tar be-.t.~r by IhiI.IhIm« any oihtrino that Ian ponibiybo .150 ton. . ow, then, the plain. or-teilml i|t'l‘:$3l:‘ri llohll? Row. the idea which till: my mind in n-xcrcuco to the xotlon oi this carnation this morhin in thin Lt you will look at than vmgeei that tquality in moo l nl I) ~' m.¢.:r~:' . _ o . i:Ir thxt yat:x-‘own would moo -,»c:‘.I:I V iiihcd monarchy. 1-; oil: crii may at time: be coil:-d Qﬂlxultlrﬂj is may to to Al: the wo!d"'hor:or' ' In Iomctlm u it it into on itopr will on that when it ruchu Lthrhveport in too‘: he zlcutiues smut:-lororu oi .n _lIr -3 portion or --ooniry ; heron your Cominliioo ti; o: utioeu and ' acticahlaveleraeoxln modern _ Bantu-lntn honor? I wit) notzireittho witty buttaoro decmitivxa oifalrlsl. ll-ttliioisi hat yubllc box.-or to Anieria. rm-uui that Maud omxznm more and exaiwi tell-mzpoct which :5 slice honor; in tt.nt_Ch:irl.en Franc}: Adam. hiamu-.hIiu:mi,' h:.o I-uryandnnoitcr to Nrw :lcnu_c.uIxlnglnum. < a nil hecltag-non at any wont xonucnwan oi indivmn. my hurt leap: Across tho wa In! mm tall? upon a nilation. \c’¢2?°‘:3;:uff9‘hx§: wu lrduxsa and Eenrnci. , no xoroitctlon rid fostering ohm oi ilzovautczuntcnt. ' "035 93° 4 ﬁipplouso. Whnlerrr may turn been ycam-.. y, tho.oid mg in curl [a.;zpl.ui:ui],na«l wo-all . 5'“ ) in . arnloh. ll dis n l"a.r.d ¢ﬁ"3{¢lX'Ufi‘&A’pc€‘Il]I*J!!l¢ out until Honour. 4- . ..- Count 1 ‘It!!! -UYKNIIJ; to us this maul Across. the 1:21!’-{xterm of auto mg. and isouuacrn tutu um oi vIn;>lh.-.' and it: It within my persnsl newt: '~c Lhuno more devoted trinrai to peaoo n this trad; U135 non menlcdyoainth: ill the deralopntwt or too not nxri=:I'ziuni.. 3» mlnufhctmln aniooroixicroln 'nooiii-cm-wnix-.h.. rarer Livonia of tur- uiey poucu. hold it in tho oinynoi Lbolt‘ oouutq-~' no mom who or I: uunzzu irom. his native ti.ts.to—ior l it-zn at-occizicd with hllti!l'1t3l'me£'y‘(L3I‘£ thatlwmoxo wine or Iuterormon truiicrc ever ihnnt ntoi Rich: on.who addreutd you it: than nulzuo-to. ; Iltpplanio. - Tho south mono!" at the no insular. you zvu p|._: mliixiiitcti M)-2 :5;-igarv-at tor ->-‘~'-viii! tow 193'»? 73. " ° Wee l.-r3-t1fe~"ru3}'“ir9- 5, D55] 79 .}-.hr». Pt 2: -- 8393: St, 3.<'»£:in l‘.o.r:r.;1 i'Lis?:i§ur=‘.. ‘ iiatzo Vi, iftiielrﬂcl hi. zdla-. an-i. Cm» 5:31:20 was re. 5"l<:;alM* ‘it, }"t;i:.§:39 .3; 30:; trjml; s~¢- I15!‘ -i«.-521.-‘in; try ;._»o;-4 rs. rhino-$399; an: Eggs. :1: cans; stir-sxzatioez fox».-l, Court of Qrimtrutt tﬁorrecticn. " I‘n:uio~.;1iiirr}rYi',’ radii llrrrz-:;~ : icstteoced 2.3 ‘ii.'r.-ile- born ior-Ewri manila. Y -» It {§l;.‘¢liard Biakrxrgtiiiigs ' our 2i:on*._h—Eo the ‘9Y’orh- loam, (.'i:;r.zrx;;i;:I'.m. 1'S.il$.€.=; ex.-to uioseth Manhoo- in tluomaa SJ:-.:’tlivACE¢1-‘. - , --, .. -. , . Again Waltlrzt:-ii, ‘2\:i:v:Lc' ; slit-uiiiiocg lsr’-‘ out of 11?‘:-rr<t':i.i:?s.. _ _ .. '. " " i*.«r-vii.-xi '_mr!l:-ix, ‘ollilB'. srltiiiirir rﬁﬁrbéi iioixri K3t.*?:"r.’-.‘¢‘XI$.‘il‘.:‘.‘:s;' pl.-.q::z-.ei-‘g Iii-Mam-‘l flue-lad. co-£2: «site:-uoxivfit M2 m do Join 5'4.-rcl,n-am-.;;:r.1ui :oa‘;l,_ - lslhry Susiéli, shims; srrni " gm-.-.m~i-.m.. . 3:0‘.-<7: iirni sled lldyrarfi’ ?.‘:»';;n.r_ _l¢.~..v,-nay.’ tori)’: i'!?'1,'flC¥."“-'3 xfrrrkliy-. ' ' £.rorg¢e<.ir. Em.-nusr. ziso:e;4!Is::1;-ml » tag W532’ shfsyzrn-~tir»2izsirl1.; 2 , . _‘ . ( _ . _ WM - “K M» hiérxi-I fa June was via.- irrtc: rmc.-:iiic=l to Jail in M3: 13:: stilts: gt that into: Jury. _ ' ' :_Gc-«re Wllgwm. Ié_i'i2lx‘.g‘sSv-rie:rtritt:.-rs: Pia-«mm: ‘.9-Curler at i‘uu.-mil and :ye.sIr: zatoinz moth.-:2 iv r_ii wk» lrml utrzxtllliﬁl. aniline ans‘. tmrto out 37%) <:lI.t‘.:'§s. 9.21 be ;ia.i<),_ at.- O ova “Sm iv Police Court. ._ - Tb . .4 . . . . cI.mI;r;:“s‘s'r!:!u“iiiry um um: bcrwe the Folios tinlzlirm 963.5 Gaul 37> for liinturizlng um ;.,.;’::*.::’.*;*.§f;.z.i.?‘.’.‘;‘;.‘;:;:t;:*:::.::=:3:::; *Wr~ T Cube. stisit Jaime, $l€‘r‘J or. exits, tor _ _.‘jtl¥'Ji 5§:0(.cti<‘.§. r.hd.3ohn sis‘, 1:-_-.2‘ .UffIV_I!!'3!fﬂ oh nrtyotrirrtmiror. ‘ . Ii-=. K¢"'li’.‘$M'.i‘!irr nusmx his wife.- _ 361'”; g§nc‘hr;v,t5’15ﬁti£.Ri‘or lrzxstvox {alias iriiigi & =" ' - .. fowl’! I-—2!!t.ln.$ .... it ‘".1%°“-1."~;-3-?’:Jr'54‘f‘5 at - - 3.,”-1‘ . -- I . m..‘ua'us-.v .- Al? It K3&'€i§§¥3Wf I$15¢C'3§X'I1l1$ Smith with la 0- 0’ 1 9'‘: 2-1 ‘ 'i 5 M8 "car irniwnx tvrcjggmu. 0$’Ylw'r:‘nl:&o at ~ Ih.-wool:-arr, teem him. dcieuiéot will’ have his rxroninsizon in the casino! U‘ri.tii$‘it5~l' Corretw lien on IN‘ 97£.l't3D-58-.. M: ‘ TI 54‘: ilnrrtp ch: 0‘ . . and . ltlioo mtcotto -illdalln with two haltlgelii Ind six guys begin on)»: Tfgqgjgy r.l;!.t. 1.‘£h!ri$rt not: wait also pimotitn the ‘above 0<Jﬂi'£.0li Iliosizrla imt.. - ' ‘_ , ' .\i¢~n-gilmt tiny that-get ‘Donia’: my with gm“ iycrry in inure: 3569 L’! rnzspcyiroavi in-r on hity ll. .E:a:ttI:.inr.';t-3 to into plum on Doztmixra. Frovzoxi Iluviziuvhsrgrx ltuo itllori with in. unit lo ilii him mil» at pocliei. intro. a ‘Kai: ago- Win. iii. Cmu itot-men James l-lorry of graa-: ism of \n tninmg )L..‘liy_-§wQ y:;--:.,; 9; up“; 1 . . rbfuibelh xnicso rocnru Mnrguer can-on or in lit incur)‘ in It Bait‘ it lwvi-l rii‘.'.. Ad: \'ar:I-A occurs Ohuria attains -with gun’) luau: in min: rm vccrm or cizuqgwls. Loza.‘l‘Brovitl§s; ' - Tho well) of Ilcmmt ‘Heinrich :- ll: xnomtn ‘mu i_I-tmti ittioniay in thorn-mzoto Court by John id. }u_?:i'l'n:d Citrllighbﬂ‘ Crone. . ,_. , _. ‘ he will cl 1): 1 ‘Victor xvcrnwi mil proves: 3: I‘ii‘:Wi_£bﬂ.tch,' _atnzu'at).lI£Aysor an! Gustav 1.. an . ' ' ' = nowillat sarnh !:.2'r:pown rod Juno: 1-. ‘ﬁrth mi Kat-c .t. (Raitham. W John "Kerry i..ln<!_coae!mit':o native of Germany. ‘I‘8§_nIlt.'l'4)ll€tl yr-unlyw by Jiadgu Goﬂcﬂhﬂx, in Jun! Com’: Io. ' " Lilo! the Circuit Oonrtiwilournod yutcnlay unilittrminow manning. . ._ .. _ TM: i.‘-ilmiuzul court.’ the C-mart of Criminal Oar- rtctirn no uIo.l?ol‘lco Oourt turn ulioixrued orcr _u«.tii rridar. in_w=uquer.o.: oi to—day being it unlholl€ny.- -. .. : ..- ..- -, . . Q2: rrido ~. in the Court oi criminal Correction. clrheecnﬁutc ones will be at .- r ‘ . _ Judge John, at‘ the Criminal Court. was and- deoly tailrd sun . irotlrfbc oityoo trm rir-nip: at it Iclrsﬂm tron. -bier. 111.. nuwoeing that his gt . mm» 1r1.s‘dn.u;rroualy‘_1li. lleﬂwlll in ob- Mu.-iul Wuhan Iumio hi}? 1):»-itles with the B mm t-- t - . z.'.‘;,‘3’:?.§m,. .£..{.$i_%“m;..x. ""- 12%;. x_...:.. ———————-4--———._. A Card About I nemit Arrest rm» ‘Env- inz Coisntorxolr Honey. To tltr Editor oi the Globebctnocntx Sr. Louis. )6:-routhr-.r3i ll'>‘.’5.-In your vane: blinked a r'lcp1.Ich mm uvriugnoat, lli.. llIOI8C}&(_.'_In! vrvouorcnn- phcity with a. ptrmn under arms: them tor hula; -:2‘:-iczs money in his poueuloa with intent to llrroduotlvoz ourextchdoduooimerombutonxy W . . ‘I ‘ 1 o prrtud. and l loci that or nnry Sottthcrn niuoixnu upon tho tliirty~neo:mxi' V- a ‘II -.n ii"‘§encyono\.ncnuayo¢ are-» N W £3: i’.3.’x'a’sI "’ I. MemorinI-Oozg_ ’ ' §,“;!-’:f'.x.. "“"' '.1'holoilowln;:'gc-otloinen__ 5‘ non hfnthowr to draw up tho" iD¢m0dAl_ V). Con- uht-v1-oduot I troy in lo‘ J . . . to otlu: runny so _ “mg cqmmwcg gr-cu‘ proridodlot in" htichnei ; Donut) lvon_ 0 won .- North Carolina; A G_Clopton.'Ian:; Ilnury . Ioo;Ge.:uIil Jon. 1': Johnatun, Xnrxttii. Jillénlulnt-l. THE .L‘UUI!‘1'5. Unlttil States Dlatx'lc_t_Couri_. United State: ex. rel. hiaguiro u. Yuri:-raven laurel; distilled nitrite; ci.c.: wiihczswn by leuo. Ind P9“ United Butch uni. Hurley re. ill b -imiiiui tpiriu ct aiilt: lento :1 LCJLY-O nod no-lol it “"’$.i.‘i.“‘-" .%‘°‘3:i.'°.?§,?e."."3?. [.0 £1’ ' , PI . . ' papal: to:-.bo nutuwl ‘ '{)'lﬁ.or'scrxtn &'i‘hicl;AtoaloI.nDo1ootlvo somrloo. u» the Jfuiliu Goran. tzcteuo oonzcr cent oooor shower at claimoou non _ior remission oi licleo tho exchanging tho raw Inr.tt-‘rial lot it ' 1 3o\rlll'bnro. to’ buy the i=uunin.oInrod_ article} .i'rI:m uh‘ which wo hora made out ononr on raw mater [Jr all who applause]; and her oou.on_,ot On at?“ .‘.‘’‘S‘‘ “$‘.°i.".'.i‘.‘.“..£°°..‘.‘.‘~.‘.‘..‘5.“ii.‘?.°. Inning r.n in in lo upecinli no long so none in crronuou in this ca. 0 District Mtoni: n izirinx:-ct:c pt. uirl iuxdxy morning ocxt. con-.o ~o and lltuhltltl Iiullbo mired. -It .Wlll_ ' " not on ‘ﬁe: 'ilIxnoni'i’utttl that oolmbus ngu: Circuit court’:-..C-on _ _ t ; ﬁotiodinlk prop; nrihlltoy; motion for anltliu ex 1!. ;' ap- piuntxnto Bugr1>laie'09Ilt‘3‘§P;>§31 ‘. 3 an > ' _ “housewor- ‘ \I..‘1“crtllnan*iliatntI oi. .. », _:N ‘W”< tr.!ic8S?8ri{ith‘ra':'1‘.-'W{'Il§'0r%wI’rt1l.'i:I-9" “"’”““’§ ""‘""‘ ”‘ Mai hllotcd dc?-‘mint io“Bn,prgizno.0_ooit;,ba_n£<i - W.-§p1tldinx'!r|.:3I'3l1la:0i‘2A7l0l$ ‘ :I'i‘§.‘-ﬁx‘t:i.(xri'oo ‘s ‘or lot! pinched thlt continent. Virxln 'u_ . rf.Ioooi.,, ,‘ __iIotn onion -all tho. ratio»: or the cut»; Ifhn. to their we'll! nu.‘ um: me: n sud gear . rnicrpt-loo. oibotlld our ma coma ilin cout;ro.lin§:§_._ to oitrzolvcn; we shnilnot only entry um with. ‘ ' ebcarinx to entcrjudrment 0 ‘-2 lllclua ilil u and tiled and Itpprored. misting outline uuou oi.thFh¢x|!15k\1\f inc iuldoin; ea nciiy to gnu-an mac app so . olznlrotx-ry‘ -min; our Ohriaituuiy and our, . ‘ ~ itmauooooumo copuolutho, trhua‘ sou no 1.‘ III.) - Iduira In any. in bxpinnntioa. that. having Icon urban-.'. in manner at tho Ameriosn Dozen- Itni suvr-cc,Io luv:-again xi importtnt ornom lacuna, I uni one o! ouropcntivu to that sum. nui,doenlr it ccouary that ho shohld spoon.- . n ::.r::*.:;=mm5rn="°*m I. way: .do to than-cucrn ;§§?¢‘yh:i-3‘ wunrt:d?'1rt{ltthoumo 3’! ‘ _ . . 1”” 3 - . » — @ i It -maxi: . any as in: u; ‘ate: Doopéi-..:‘!T:§'or:: -ienrued Uni Hinton Dtntriot:Awomo{° 3 oz K I \ lain; Colonel Wm. John- '.l'cu<nheM‘. Otiltorrilx; ‘DIVE .5 9 Mi what ﬁeld who behuunpoutouoilﬂlud mm“! W min nguntt tho la-rot the .-committed. and the eaulnliituhed nation. has ll {}G:,c(£Hd|4l|a\'CwO‘1:‘IluOll. stood up long enough to ho 0 . ‘ , , ~ . I - ‘it tﬂcflihl um tho new question which the 1);!» trial. Attorney desire: to have dcicrmlnod. is whethzr a man may one coumurioit .mo=ey- tor as lsvi mi and partly innocent purpole. within: in- czuyrin the pen iy ntuohod to tho unlawful and iraudu en: use 01 ii. _.Whilo I do rlotooisci I-0 the Imiui sum Attorney was my name for 910 purpose on btvllg oettIed— iv. question which he con-ides-I onuni en: riiy tojnntl! the czfort ’;-utﬁortlt ngxlzut mu,‘ think I any '15 my Menu t I believe me tunooont oi my lnutliinlgui llﬁcrga iy the o oer: .oi=,the Gcvunmrnl.lx:B1.::!«x:l);v:t.iull! V33YEmG".:“".D’ §0°ﬁ3¥+iG:' in lime l!‘.r-onto wiho‘ ,l.!i§l:3e’;:¥::go£l.c‘;a‘:i:"°r.‘ir‘:;o.:,§)ouréht?:ri).nhnun no; ' M“ =*’"'i::.°.:':.°:.:":.=.*:*.:;‘1*.*.**.:,*:$ ‘:53. n - ututizuory-tgaclixigolla rgoﬁ - ~ ; .to o m: _o ‘nah ‘N "°'%.l'Ji'«’%L§_~wim tho inlinencoi 0| '8L.3-IONIC ll’ . uu.o:'Elinbeth'i&ln; '.1ii?“*."i*.*‘.i>,r .|i°..8,‘.‘P,"?3"‘-‘.“.°5'“-" *- ;.'_ 110:9 1}: .- .. uirutuod. :. ..-. : .. ‘ erg: ;_ inoIlou_Io_ut_ Itiida dgcrco ,. ., .. .. —— 2_ ~ he ‘l I r-‘ore:-y" hrilonj it lo.uio=l.Il.>urn with . “pan min, 5nd,:-‘:.‘:iiL.hop.‘5l:I‘;gl by: oomins ' I IN‘! 'ger:eilnttoir¢tnr.having'prcocrre<tuthe inha-it-: Im. at“: uw.u2.tho ma work-ox nu moon» -.2 still’!-1|II.ﬂJ ' I di not coma I _-C-ironic I:>om-'t»xo.72 « ' ' tchatd WitlllILNll€3ds‘-*1 no '9 - i.’ 'e°'iu'; ""“}§“?‘ ; r-onun.. ;. .lors blue relln‘-ll in no . {ua‘.,m_‘, Tum” M “,4 km ~i“‘_‘cmm,‘ fa,‘ :o‘i'sc‘.\u_c(§ ma verd<%’:onr|:‘eiond ' ' V . . r rr vs. iixmtd nation dnicndnnt and hlmsncuri on on so- '°.l'.1,r".I°§'2‘l£k‘u. Ohhrleo-O'lIudVEI13~i‘l¢v3<1 _ 9115.101’ « lalntiii tor pounaigcxzoi iIr_0D¢YlY. "0 I 11‘ Charlel Wim-Int; jury sworn. ‘rooms: Allan; db- ysbnucx at u.; db- -hl: . GL1-I. xx 1 Ill hLI it): i ’vroul.:}j':.~A¢>"ImhuI;°i'i l. o'oi?lt_i. o{"§hrrI muu ro='lc-- =me =II . -o u “ ‘ ch‘ t Betti? juzl irico~t.!A‘l-" ‘go the ' re ~ - ' .. - - cd i in iorz esra. 1ilnd.Ih¢in‘ iiolwd cum-st =1:‘.E'.%‘E§}‘. u~‘.'."{l‘....§ W! . ‘ ‘ til °‘“°' "'“°“‘: ‘"“".".“"§.“.‘3‘ ‘?.l"'.‘i‘..".'.".‘;..‘é‘.t‘é..?$.§ 333$ chllovl tho 0onii:¢u- ‘Err: ‘1;‘]:l.l:.‘il0 ‘mo !:C\\’, wlih our um; lllllflt‘ loc-kid. puirnlnx tint Brand highway at .\:§_I.on\l «(um and .n rotation by “'1'! cl: hlooothis . istion -..-‘, i,¢ bum up.’ mu. nr. (rpeoking in humeral i*r¢Iion, on the right). in the remnant oi your I early yarn in tho Icrrioo oi 1 our courtly; lot the: It ninn.t of your lilo and mine oxnlnmuu to our pow rlty that when we luv-I ‘fifxél "i“i?‘.‘.’%°.§§i§‘.’..“.’:i'i..‘.‘. ‘.“.’§?.°“..‘i .‘l.‘.’.{’.5 €3.51? in Congrcn, it was iciuihlo ?u.g.,,_.; émgh cur iorgintuoro formed. and cl blonunll. tiutrrind doc er the ruin-I oi tho old . ‘r tnehurznu; I: 1'» 6 I M" W 3- > . ‘ I 1 the rlull chino brighuar out Kentucky and General Ln- 1-,°3hiil“:x|’l.iltll ﬁlth Ihnii nooguizo man‘: I:)ti1ll‘wKé‘(§:.-'l!li“‘IB’:E mpgcaly lo govern hlmiclt. [bond npplauIo.] GXWN 53345 0‘ gn narrated at one L plninlin tailor a non-Ini The city at St. Loitil I1. niilurt by pialrililfai attomc lnlilcd by plﬂinltﬂ‘ . .cimuit_ooun' .‘t\'o. 8. _ Krciiicr vi. Stnibo; dluniucd on pl.\lu'.lll"mmo- '1"‘.'§lor cl at. W. city oi . St. L9ll1lV3'm°u°3“°" 5 I.1.o iI .D'lile "C i.-_’ dlifofxogiior 0? .|’:I‘I'.IﬁnCB gygr, Esq ,-Lo try Ill Ihﬂjlitltl. ‘ Circuit Ooiirt_1ifo'. 4. nrorrrnan 1I:1'.".t‘hl ' . J -l *°"*';.‘=.*"..::i::;=:.i....m.‘. 1.M._W.J.x. . to 50%: boa:-fol): or’ her 80. 1§7_5. hcslrnl Ii Clo . . I nunnnl: Martin Yl.‘MXnhl01Gt&$‘I; in Jnttiroggiiitmtd tors.» nrtinst dolcnmi 53 uteri . ' - ' ' Jon ‘um 70. Pntriok Ilolilv Jm.u&;imam air out .¥.:.’§'.1"-".‘°"" tdolo;tt3iltt_ and lair win: or é:’."r.ai§i‘s‘-‘rs. r-mi cent-tram Harem , ham“ nzd bcrucuri W‘ _. dhtl ' my oi-Anti‘ muan'géd1§onnq;;ahmiIuI not uldo o;gg’«‘uﬁfaI‘h';'cto.ZdhmiOOM U ' convention. ’ " -_ ; iii!‘ not iwpoulnx. vrnntulpxoeoeutloxsawiun _ _llcni.htw,.vu.1lnonn¢r. Ioaaogutft I cit-einit,0ou_-t1to.5. ZBa:okvI.W.oloott anal iuzigxuant {or by saving: Bonfire. Geo turnlnhlngheo ..**!~=~'“- . . ynuxx’ Ill cohrkmoi: .1 otlah “gap I-gzlreen nIId:"'.a:d noooziduliorti nine ll?“ Id‘ juunmeat oitnia body. ..J1¢ioro,puttlu .th.tt_ §'u,“‘,_ will all use ll ll‘ nuouau Iii oon- |°°°“.i‘§? 'et'nl/£§\7tli'od57"‘ " “"“' "~-"" -#1 1‘ ;«;u.;i.'s.xz;a.z‘c;sa'a3=ii£.;e;1hare: -«sex-mnscer’a's -"V u . ,. . . _ tor-o_9. _ 4 -'°i'rw”«~*-°r"*~’?“".‘.?E3“;.§?.‘.i*.%‘a?'i‘;s':‘s‘f*'i ‘ ab.‘ 127,13 on “£t':st. noun i'inr~._. . .1‘! I. Do. r '9" :°‘l¥'l:’"t'fl¥:u’lec:?c2”uo:IhzBw en .. \7l’az‘:\r.F’l ’I one‘. a’.u-in In nu. as-ism-cg:-3"-I-‘ii 1°gc'$"T5 rug; ..]o orunu _ ‘£1-.'-'9 5 =w*z=' *9 =° *.i"::.~.'.éf*’.»”-*3: -.~:z::ﬂ'~:{' "§i"‘..."....."‘l.}.?°l.‘."x‘:"if"::;.'...ll I ‘ ' . .3. .s‘wxéi.w2.o«-i.'ig'ci-.r..1L.A.o. it. ‘ : . . I — ' 9 ' T:i1°key H111 » Coal ‘ 1-rm BEST con. we have’ over mod iris: ".°"”‘“-"" u°"i75I'.<. mm: ‘W. CARROLL. . , _ cmiymsn Sign iv Caumiitloa. ' ' ~ ifi‘.l’x’”;’.".".i.. . "L" "‘”°" .- .. . . . . Y" °°°"‘3‘E»ll..5.-‘ '”3°nnoIvsx:;-3‘. i“lv'lri‘lI1ilnzton Aves“ . . ‘uh. . u In I y?::Y.“““ l’8lix i7.Utc.’l.!:u'to.\'. Home l.wm1- for dunhilitr it in the EDI!-"¢60hl_'l1l/l *5! than or umit Also. the ciunnt. . A. 4tA.\I£. Olin ht. Bold byb. n.u:Dox.u.I). not Ulim atmot. 2'§o“."2_13 “c1_x'eamu.£ Street. pay I. II!‘-900 w v . . ‘ a. ' m -5-=-M ?.B.H Bea'eu¢t~ -"‘t‘ik‘it§”ux..""?.mu ;"l¢.o'£ .. ....a...... .c... , ...,-.»..:i.... L. .......'......‘_ I linouahgr. i8’75.- er 1 r . tlo ‘llnionac-I-.1?‘ I - _ . ‘xur i lllchkl in in). iilirlc 'l‘rou.I ibio ' NJ- ” ~ “""‘i"§i‘.§“:°l‘;‘_..‘.§§.i;?=E’°1'“lZ‘.'i‘i.“.?.._2« "G43TS‘?§';;?Q5L 00- ilmi; Cailiii”a1e&lBig’ilnili.Ceal i i n'rn__§;I2gsUizANdn. Otllou aux iiaiidirsr. Wat 31:14.08 W" 3. "..--4'.'.'°*='”'i’'°*-!miv- iieinimiiiii>iin ioiailn. ._ they wiih_dr_ow." = 4 A A to not not owe oittfarrai. mzwsoaahontlmi 25.13% A ‘ our Aﬂtv mama e Daily. To-mot.‘ semi-We-idr M We-o5<3Ys.N. 5. col’; Fourth and pin» «on. by on _ clot» Maxine Comm: oi St Wk vxxmt at rm: nmv. new man. oer rm. ﬁﬂimrd W °"""f;;;' " gygnt {paysbic in I-drtnonld-0I1I~¢o Ml . ﬁg ,m9,g¢wu_ pay you..." ....a.........:.: 3 at? nuo¢vpion........................................4 . win mam»! $14033-DIX 80 aver na- ﬂim- {ﬁx -y’-'31-*iy1ztIJY omen-oxntocur--rrm andxybalrn-odthtc Eleni-Woolly Owﬂrbuv ocaur oon:‘ino<l). by 3:1. $ bedriflibﬁlilﬂ prepaid). «whim. . “ , -want n1.oatc~t)mqoOI_ﬂ'-it rib- mftwwnnr-omnnnxmoonnru rum-H-It wary rridoi, _ L 6 ‘j|”'°*‘1’“P‘ 95°“ “V |>ou.Ax.Ll'D‘l'$'l'Il‘I’I~,9!1'1%’ﬂ do eohy_oaAnIl~ to«uo¢egn;etroett1huawbt_qB-Imﬁlbc-9* mtxtm Ooﬂﬂﬂi, '-ronrthntvui-.I& nook. «unoma. jtirobobaitico are that ‘fit: tdcdltl; towlay will to learner and partly ¢l0*‘d7~ = . cm.» in Key York. romr-hr. opened Ind closed it: my . . \ smu-rot: Ii‘2tnln‘,oi1iioh|gnu, the new Vino- rreiiocn: of the United ststoo, is rumored Inliiticnint, -no the chines: on t1ut'ne_ will be ;opr‘ediiy_" mpeneeeer by tho 'oloot1on‘ot' another man As ~P'reeident pro tent. or the Sonic. .- - ., ;_ Ir LI Idd‘-‘tii‘.\3_".‘_C4l.” Groovcnor bu iutliionly reoontildirrod hi! do- torn:inoiion_toléoinro on. "2te.ti'onil Honor" nan vvinter.?'iIe"Ihouid'1ooture on - -roman Ironor,’ ' end on Joe): Fnhteim opeooh on tint subject i'o_rhie tnodei._ Tin: Pittabnrx P.0d, the Democratic orslll or Pcunrylvents,-coma outinievoroi Jere Jstusxrorners rggjqtaent‘; .-is botmon In And A’ third toxin.’ Rood citizcnz -would ill; I copy“ -to dctorrnine their higixost duty to their country Inilzi bonrot 1>0r'il.'~ _ -rznmgratttuea oi-Governtiontl mu nude ‘. ‘.7 amnion‘; ’nsuettm':ntné ‘aqua iojm Red Cloud Ootnu:is'tionj_ind_ their iovooticetioi Vot .Iodinn' neon. one oonnugtoom lsbvmi tiithiuliy 'ror”ninoty -days, ond= when they ' oilled to settle‘ nﬁvettstno zédtiai random’ the rate or an «dry, it ﬁver uoortolned that when.» ilowo, Iierrio And Fnnlltnor were prohib_itrd'frox'n"’ drnwiﬂs pay bounce they titre ntcntboin oi congrats". li_‘h‘iy looked .3: ouch other,-"wt! .V imdoop,‘ «mum eiionce, .iv'xr-I-I.A¥.‘1t-'-’-Antone . -will i.~.°* y ‘? 2ieei;Y_o'rir,’jo§t e.e....:a,~ mo n "Ion or ‘John Jacob Actor.’ tho ooiebrited ' jnorchnnt. A1- _. 5 ter in: transit.‘ eaten,-Hyvxttnen-' ﬁnance gno- . V‘"§‘?‘l'rF"-§¥£°f.Y"’r"F§l!“?*:Yi5i°’¥V~7°1‘??"9955" . ‘I been tor n’ he'll! end by his I ll E7: _ rt". var; yon grown" V "torture: oi ‘."7".““’. 99?“ .‘‘.°.! .h"{1i!*5t*1itr to notiﬁab- lio obicct thnnior hlrfvvoiith. 1 mt. ma hi. ‘““‘°*”' ¢91!§*.i9P! Z*9,Ii:_a, jAIto_rLlbr.xry mug. !»ia‘o‘.‘t-f1':nx1r.7?-11¢ wi:".. iiiirli "it: that Couvonlitm which started Vim illisruuri I-‘or.~£ilc wltit such bright i’?‘°'*P‘~‘-“W aiiiiocgh tiestiorti '10 ullimsto dianppolnh mwg, and tile encrgy and his noquxintaneo with use ittbjcct admirably quality him 161 ittrtirer csciuiztcre in this new 9“"i9°_‘-- 31°“ me whom: z-m'lc«'.-:t_ and abilities are illceiy to ho ctcrr-ytionttiiy reliable in pushing in-'rWn‘d the work in which we line so dooosnn inter- ut; and we merely give him iéuthm that juoucoi-which is hie ‘duo, its this brief repairs.- tion or on overnight which cw. neither be ex- cused not explained. ’_ rotc'w' goon." , ﬁrhns tor two methods have boenjblloc_6fr!t0|i of ,,,¢,¢m¢Vga4. oc¢ygt_ruotIt.’1f|i>o2_tIl&_ Tone and P’ooiiio2i2e.iivve‘ty.'fo.itdjlt_"it"’tit'1i9.lns' to be seen whotieor-tbiicré tn.» niuﬁhoﬂu vliiohiw W pmiI1‘tnm'.oeut}.t.tzauon or mum: .2. fnlrv. _"r$er‘o—‘tl'.erst __tho culture method.‘ -ivhich ‘council’ in‘ mixing the proibct '- .—«m.‘.1.~moomen eutu-am upon thin!” ‘or the tmbjeotz and than l-M1‘! ‘N593’? "tori: method, which is riouonnbte oncatn/it to my this it tho rota woultt par. cspltdw "would stcjsln Ind buiidvit without Govern- noeut rid. - «ya the Chicago obioctiottt short answer nood be mode. Doubtlctti it mny suit the Pf°!¢ﬂ* pm-peso oi‘ tho chioego prone to mime tbxt every one who approochon the bfotioonl (}o\‘ct-nrncut tor my xmrooaocr oi>5ooHr1M- ovor is : thief, and hi: object It no-.1, but wg very much doubt whether-this autumn- tlnn lniriy roprucntl. the opinion or the people or Chicago. 1: to does. Wu our thorn. ’Iint_ thieves do not generally give notice otmtr. canine. not an "ﬁ°iiS” "generally lniroducodvvlth 9. request the!» i-ho’ Vpersan tc'bo.'rioti.b'od ihAii ﬂxhiaovm condi- eito tho.ir1n’:e.otlon he g,...2‘,'¢ to ¢n'&_¢r.Lnl9u 'l.‘tto';exnxnpl_c -of the Union :n'd7O'entrei mire subsidies, with their (halt-liiobllierv ring, does not oifor. any-precedent for thin icuo. ‘If: N19“ we subsidized those tooth. we had known what we know now, we could ‘very easily lave gumlcd ngelnst all the evil: we now be- hold. We would not have had to mourn tho corruption of o Coogrcu; we wont») not here «on our gene:-only ‘perverted by nttinir diecdnninotionn we would not have exempliﬁed the truth oi the saying tiutt the longest wnyoround in the ehortest my thorn. lad would not homing in the eourttt tor the inmost on on'r'oern bonds. it would be guyggougii-now, in tiaoilzitt oi our past ox- - which vrcro pot-pointed i:y'li_it, 011163750 Midl- ‘me7 not too: then: in the Tour end Pool o, nor‘n"t ed the cry or “eta? ’ ixlshtit any one. ' - " ' The cement mod.”-gtoua . ehie oneﬁuotnovvhnl. oi the "condition: under-‘vvhioh'i>flVW3 ‘Nd ‘outline to show how entirely _mtotnl:on_n1'ol_i In nrgun'mt't'ie when ippiicd to__thle ‘underut- itove pox); 'nn'ti live per cent ontbe can cost demo ,,...4.r’5u.tm. in order to redeem I "" ',-.thc Government by which it: '_oo2npictlon_ ' mu nsenrod. A ruiircul V-ma per cent, bond, the bond. ot on unii.-1~ {shed road, could" not be‘: sold !or more then ,,.,t_.,..,., to gage‘ ngaint um.’ Hmmv‘ tint prirnie énylmi /would build the road it it would pay, being Amoro- rtrcngor,bnt_:n oxnminition oi tho diiieroneo ._Vyobtte . crrdit :mp¢cu_v'ety would work will; ing. ' Aﬁvo.per cent Government bonddrili ’ mi torpor (they oroqdoted "ct proton: rnu'ch2' .°“_ham“1 H ‘u 1K&g w— pr: lending moat, ‘built rod owned and insin- teiurd by the Static. Let no honruso more at tie-sin or at ptiuto cepltol in this matte-.r.. Those who utter the words do not t-nemthem. but no tectonted either by but titnidity or boxer-jealousy; and having once etroinod the reuouroefot the Qovoronttfens to the utxnowt to their own: behalf. in now orgonirodln at oom- spireey ‘against the extension of at conch more roodernte-auitstwco to other-e‘. It remains to be new whether incl: at motion, dirpioyod in such methods, will ﬁnally prevail. A 0115.350}? FOR REIBENOHMENT. our Detoo'c:re.ti'o"l.trethveh have eotmded the herring of economy and retrenchment to ‘long not! do inceottanlly. tint we are confident tint their nooerilon to : certain enjoyment of power will be mnrked by Itvigooonr uppit- cnilott oi the principle: {boy lwre proton-ed. It in true tint. when they have incitlontnliy gotten hold or thodistrlbotion or local 91lir'cn- ngo Ind exporditurc, thcy have '33?“ 5 tendency rather to rnulilpiy oiﬂool B66110 ||I' acne uloriel, bytt. title Wu prohehiy due to thoﬁiixodneu wilitmhich their. ottontlon in: concentrated on the necessity ct Notlomi rec‘ irenohznent; they were so nboorbod in their devotion tdthlc, that they had no time to _notico iooni dotnilx or other minor c‘otuidora- tlone. one point on vrhioh they did ovpodaliy ln- _ etet ‘war that thonontingonl: oxponocl oi Gon- grera were beyond all oonscienconnti ronooo, ' and ehouldhoreduocd. It we: not enough flat. for the Home of Bopresontotlvu we should my 5 million and at hill in calories. as hundred thousand (or mileage, two hundred thocuiid for oontinzonoioo, besides the ap- propriations tor the capitol; tbaro wu. moreover, a sworn: ot overpdd And umierworlted bxroncles. ‘zoom hanger:-on of the llo\°ornmont,.einocut<lsta with places abepcd to rail their noooteitien, and the no ‘pt.-n'1o'1rongtb'ls' copra dotnu:dod_ pruning. There" ml thin to bo I:iiix,‘|i'i extenuati-in oi .llil'l0 npvoiouucnir and interior. that they were fixed in their prezont shxpe during the ﬂush times before the panic, and ropruentad a scale of work and wages which con hardly be claimed to exist now. And it there worn rcuono for rotreochlnx at the expense oi the Congressional employee, thou rcuona hue’ non ncquimi tenfold strength. The Democrats hnviog new full And on qutotioned control oi the Lower ltouu, we hope that, they will Approach this nnttot boldly. and duel with It botmii! and vigor- ously. We hope ibst bolero they proceed to the wholesale dccnpltotion oi‘ the present in- rnmbuttr. end the lcntelistion of good Douro . mile wvecooorr, .t-boy will roving theoohod-. -5!: oi nisrico, witiion eye solely Wilts host V~~ .v.=.,'.;:':..:.’¢ntu of economy. to tlutt zrhich in sent up It-out every iodurtrniotorost ‘uigd elm or the country. They will not have the excuro their predecessors ind. tlul the niuies were proportioned to the mice: at other oommoditict. but they will life hold to n‘ 'vtrioI~ nowuoi. not on), (or their proton-ionn_ (which. to toll the ‘I truth, have been ronooyvh'1t" loud- moutbcd). but tor. the nltorod condition oltbi ties. which enforcer thejnood of economy. ___‘__ﬁ'e mutt confess tint the ulnricl poid inva- ‘boo-§",~5?_i.hif5§F7Tn'rnun...o£ the strict do nionde or‘ economy. ._it‘ in, o! eoureo, im- gmnlnrnlr month of the iiintsiteyn idountnlnx. This is a good vnyor inorcnito: pom: dot! at rnioroinmnnbfogstion, but loin not ilflioiy to yroduoe much’ love hrtwoouthcreoocturrcrr and tho It is ooiI~_i’rir tone- gltnod to :‘ay‘ihst', noyr-fillet‘ it-as eotoiro‘ it; or’- tobiislted and oocare, it trio: indent with it» ‘tigryondrnta in Indie .2 justly aa;uf'nrlsn‘ti3' is cvhipo'iiblo"vritii its hni'crc.vto sea «incl. tho‘ no {citation of ito‘pov'rer.-. lint it ncvcr lose.-s night or tltolnditrponttobie cooitttm that it holds India‘. not for the uko tf the Iotllocs. bi-'9 1°! the rake oi tho Enxiittr. it rain: it very much u the Irish would role England it time’ could conquer that rich sound. and the Ring doos can hardly ho bloomed tor looting car them very much no they would tool: in 13¢‘? own oovnquerroro, or nl S iﬁdikue “mi” loolut upon the rrnnln boreouornoy ct bl: notlvc country. Ilndood, the one it oocmvhnt; worse tho tool. ot nn.ovdi'tWl' OW‘ met-not bctvrrca notion: of the unto rancid divi- sion. It tho people of Alsace and Lomina would but ttcccpt tho ttttntioo. and content on hold oillco under tho busted domination, there is no diounctiou to whiehthey rnlxht not how to rise. But. in India, thexnit which 569*“ nice neilvo from 'l00»‘|V1d0 ‘W "ti. hrldzod over by tho boot goo:-sign or the ~ bonnet ambition. Hare sud there an Angli- eiud rice: to be a judge oi an interior grade. but the: rarity oi the diotlnctiou only oorvoe to loan the contrutmorooooopicuour. The English in the l"lilh‘.'.t- nos. tile insure the interior race, and not All the liuxoonlty of indlvlduzle our obliterate the brood distinction which nuut ca-ll tho proud nu! subtle lztleiioolo ‘ntlko cl Gnie~ worrhlpin; -liindcoo Ind" tuiniloni minut- mlnﬂn * ' We hnitoie to b_ciiove,.howovcr, the now: that: tho Prince has been recalled. '1‘-hie con- tusion ox. iniiurennd ct stupidity would be too gluing oven for a cabinet which bu‘ boot! chieﬂy conspicuous Iornnopaotty tor blun- dcriog. Tbcrelt no room to doubt theta gnvo error mu committed to needing the Prince out, no error both (room the India: end from the English point at view. But having coco entered uyon ‘tho mutxizeo ]:dll1. time is nothing oloo to do than to conihito in it, and to carry out oproxruntno to ortentotlcneiy laid down. It in pouittio much longer under nnyeimnnotonoos, but would corn: ton sudden ud terrible end- oynoiiy end treachery; and ._it would be re much into that stop“-it, in the (scoot gland’: concern And of native the representative at English rcyei be rcciiiod, Ind thonld vmtr ﬂeeing bcroro in oppoeition -rfxinxsotv "V9" - - vs no the day cl out Though at yrfeocnt‘ * I“ AM “mm”! . yo! turkey gobble: god unoherry more P’°- """"j"“’ oeru«l.uatpn:ocnt.' nirva- ‘"" ""“_‘ iutlintioa, and some in “’“"‘3' re orixinzted nt I time when one or M" xnglohdoobnlcl was inoozto tstnino. in diotrou. um» trtutntnctn Appointed mm‘ rpouitﬂe to At: up on Ideal standard byybl torrgulnic lbc my wojehnllgim.to.ia o 3 ,, _,-.,; ..'..\'. . _......, ..-...'....... .. I‘~.A ....r....» ., .-._._...... ,«- - “‘ . ‘ _ '°‘ *4-7“_'|i‘51I'58"_i.lalJ’ in_:tit'oti9n..ib duo solely to .,tho:,.h1tor';_!Aml§r ’_'.’.3.ﬁ_ the“ cum oi‘ John ” -1..-*°b»rh%--tvrmlo. w-'-’«wznt«d 1»: wow.- Oc0,..en>dnnnort'_c'I nun: who into tho bond; 6!. Wiutim. it in we to ny my his Iil"II¢,1¢I_i'°¢fl,I'y1Il1z1’Itentod tho value or even this énormouf: esule. '. . . " Tnyz’.CinclnnAtl7-.I.‘n1pt_trctf,':-which 1,... 3.... -lolorobcenitntricndiy tatnogrett Sootherh, Paciﬂoitnﬂmnd aatemrne. 1l’o_onxpol.i_ed to any,»-‘ot the Convention which.h:s been 1.; we-7s'i_on hm.’ unit chntnctor or nu’: do!-. - ex-tee.‘ rend: the’_1nter9si1n£nuoned, would seem to iiii. tho Tex» Pnciﬂo ontorprino shove the level o£.:1ohbory.’..' .'1'he Enquirer in right. Then in no Jobber: in it. The poopio in whole interest: the new road in to be built have been more intimntoly ooqtuinted with the burden: then the benolitn or gonm. ‘meat for was put,’ and my v'e-ry'~'un¢1t {nation oi! the Amount oqunderod upon ire. Pfndlcqbio Jotitel to the Pnoiﬁo mu give; them ell they air. JW-o hojaitoget therup-' port oi the Enjq-uircr tor thhnow ontnrpriu. C°N1d¢Tf5K.|}§l 1_It1mbo_rot_ Democratic .P_roti- dentini candidates who were in the cm... tlou, this in not nklng too much. - . = V worn: the ‘m... imtrood Convention was‘ richin illustrious runes," are rrgnt; to ‘note thst there" our onouune which. won couple-i G011! bill! jtbsonco, the name otwtbo Hon.- -Iuncli. Bturigzon.“ 7 Our rouon-.!or ceiling. . nitration to thin omirfrionﬂlv ilnipiy because it it..mro_.not 1ir‘._ Sturgeon‘ ‘tho (louventioni . would not have been called’, and. its eminent. ., 'lltc¢t:8I'Wn‘.la'i'geIyHdug’to_ 1.1. nu‘, ma ludicioun Lnitintion of the project. ’ We 13. text, without fear -at contradiction, that whiio the quution at nuitlnz I dexnonrirntlon in level: or the Southern route to tho mctno has been long r:ootod.')5(r'."8iurExoon ms the‘ 'nut one‘to put the doinonetniiou in the ohopo it mama! with melt’ rich results. Under those cireunntnacoe, it in imponibig to understand why Mr. Sturgeon was -not on _ prominent in the proceedings or the Convert. tion on he won Latin in securing its meet. ing. iii: nuns does not Appt.-or among the lloi. of ‘\’.ico-Pruidonu. nor on A tingle com- mittee. We know that the Oiutuber or com- . meroo paid" him the very natural compliment of appointing . him ': doiognto, nithcugh ho is _ not A member or that body, ‘and we tnpirooed ‘ that . u‘ such )1; would hove rgooivedj duo§'rooo3‘niiion. ‘As ‘the crganiution oiiho 'Conv'ontiou- "way on- . tlrely in‘ the tunic -or thej_.oiti_zensjot—StJ Louir, who know-hit. tliturgionrhgngi yyhos ..e1nnut bo ignornnt oi hin.eii‘oru end him work, the omission oi his mono from xii" hon"-r orohie mention is all the" mom gist-inf.’”.[t in iizposriisio to think .ihnt itmutd my-5 bug‘ the zesuipérciettgn. '1: it girl the ‘mutt oi, mu a6oidc‘nr,’Mi-. Sturgeon tfentitted to men V 5 repetition ‘ea’. thnii place hiv onto where it 5°1°I8'. blah up among those whom future xcncrnuonr will then! !or n great public oerv. too. He is no nov‘_oo in [big worst, no; ‘[3 hi: tcrviru oi yesterday. lilo viu a moving ,1); wit: Clinton did not think so, and the . oihnit-century.’ the brighten ltsinojin lhG_'bi‘s- iron: the eutoru. to tho __w'eotorn‘tli'no oi the hints have donero much to‘ "open ;her torri- Iiou! could at All ‘in I to mourn, or three syndicate: thetyoould be formed in the iznenclni vyorld cnpsbio ofcnrryingtho begun and maintain; the’ credit oi the corporation until its road WA! completed out in running order. Thcec gentlemen ' would consider, and justly comidar, tbntior Liking wolf’: risk, for putting forth ouch tremendous re- nourcu, they vvon nirly entitled to the ten percent which would be derived iron 3 seven per cont bond at seventy canto. . no means that ttrood b.iill:_ for the Iowa nctunl cult con would carry double tho load 0! bonded debt, would boroqitirod to corn doubio tho intoroet, would uko ' trout the pocket: oi the yeopio double tho cborgol in order to put the money in the pocket: at tho bondholders, it built by private‘. enterprise end without ’A Govcmznout zn:r:tnloo._ Now,‘ it in not -claimed that the road would earn ten nor cent on its coat, nor in it .218’ y to‘ dalrti this. "no «mm: gives to the Gov- ornmentlcouirvi ovor it: freight and prison- ger tnrliir, end rite’: the C_}ovornn:tent' hn nllovrcd its a-‘¢ditto_.be‘_tuod to build the road. choepiy, it will notbo likely to ‘sit idly by util- neo the mod. xrtirunod to corn ‘extortloneto proﬁts for ooortrnction -compouico, or freight orﬂnutco rings. Itls proper to my um 33 therood is designed to turninhon ‘outlet to the ‘ryatom 01 Bottom roads nonih__V of those centering in Chicago, the interest: of All the portion uowyfovoring the’. enterprise would be beat tuned by having its role! cheap, thereby klvtnxite connections on ndvnntago in the com- potition with A the Union‘ Pacific connections. V Thin circuhutonoo in the best guarantee tlnlt could he naked for low rates, for the lowest.‘ raice consistent with urolng tho Clove:-omen; interest. We Iubmit that there .1: neither Justice nor consistency in martin; ‘tint. the road will not pey'_iniomt on its coat, and than seating to ‘double _ that interest by- bortlng tho mod ircjn the only condition un- der which no interest Account wou.id be re- ducrd totho tninitntun. - ~ We challenge the people at Chicngo to look down tioogtho length or their Illinois Con- tral Bond, and than to court t!ut- on grant enterprise: which not 1. Government gun:-‘ mice pro steals. -In two your: train. now hapyty pooyio will hove no State tn: to PHI. but all the‘ expense: in their State Gov- ernment will be detrnyod by the return from the tint ruhsidirotl. laud-grsut railroad in the country.‘ We chnllcnke tbh people or _.\feyv York to hold in mind tbcircausl system. .n_n_ti than to sssetfthet ‘every cntorp rieo which .wilipey will and private capital to build it. ngozoi Do "i\’iti'Clinton‘Vit, otter the cost or‘ 'tory.o£ the Eu_:piro__8t.tto. so her input 8Igl- ‘atone end 1:.r~:Iight_ed_Governor. -Hie woric was puma the vronilor oi _-the world come to light t'n"tho_'.nnso'otvtin riitroakl; but not even the cornboti_nk—'r'oodr' —'v’vhioh’-stretch like thospeetor 0'2)!“ - 0“! 810! W: . 9 ' iaaromre::.:.e&..._____.__..oinr'h° do"-r mu ’ .&ilré-- —— "r l Cm "d ‘Wm ‘ lie completion. There are not-more thm two’ ‘ not in motion. on on nreretzrnnore thanrovoxi months in tho year, And Lint consequently nnriy All of the oliiciala have Almoot lull I year to themeoivcntho enlarioo’ should be, if inytlaing, lighter than thou pxld for work whichiuut the whole renrround. Messen- gers‘ who no paid from ttvcivcto oixhteon hundred dollars: your are well psid. even more they as .tl.:et-rooted nillencury, nnd ﬁremen ‘tor the vcntlinting engines, who re- ceite _froxn.’nlncty to it hnndrod and twenty doiinrt in month, could hardly be expected to know tint iboro was a panic. We will not undertake to say how arduous lrtlre work which the Home oi Representatives oxncts iron: the long int of ,ll’P°1nieo! who eonetituio it: pxtronngo. But even 'i!,lhey are kept At work no tnlthfuliy no it they were more editors or day lnbororr, there is no loot oi use for the pruning kniiovot rptrenehnient; it will be curious tc’noto ,tho,Alr with which in Democratic Ooozrou will.op1rroooh this do); ionic subicet. nod it wiilbo more onrionritiil. utlxough iurtrili be much more iikoly, trcon-j gran does not nppronoh it ct nll, but-tor" ob- vioua reuonn keeper: 1:: stray from it no possible. ' was rnlztore ix INDIA. It in painful to thinlrthnt thcnstln prince: of Indin do not mob torwnrd to greet tho Prinoooi Wnln with tint olncrilyol enthu- ointn which dlxtinguishes his English ‘rob- joota; Lost the Nissan, Gwloownre, Amoorn, 5011331: msuml. Baillie, out! other potort~ tattoo of high and low dcgrvofwho are corn. polled to come sod pay their respects to the Englirh no). content thcnnciron with looking _ ont_ho iliulnr representative oi tho hero of Aglncourt. but decline to entertain’ him in their homes; but what else could Enginnd ox- pcot? I-‘or hourly two hundred your England ‘ha tnught these ylghtiuirolcrn of India that tho only luv thnt run be" lookod up to won the luv at power; ihrt might wan right, and that the Indian: had no rights which England win bonndtonxpcot. From Oeahmorn to Coy- ion, And from Bombzyto‘ Csloutuytho ex- icmlou ot 'Eugi_1si't'rt1io over the whoioot that-semi-bnrbnrouo country bu boonztho. znduel cnorooohtnent or usurpation which knew no restraint of mercy, or honor, or of Justice. Where {area was inconvenient and expensive, -fraud wu nlundy weapon, but neither lorcencrtrnudvvu over v/noting when the occasion When nntire Btatoywithr tho natural instinct at independence, append‘ "30 Kmwlh OT Ilorcixrt power, ihelriniorlor Iran and nntiqunted tactic! served them lor_no better purpose than to giro their oonquororsn pretext for punhhinlt them, so_ouiiy were they detected. Whe'n'ooo State had Iulimlt. led to i.Runt:qur.l'n1iir.n'co, it guoﬁtgd to ¢!tXll'i'BlW1lh_iil neighbors with tho oortsin »l'0i_il1t0l bringing them into the tune 'com1[. time of dependency: but there wu" never tiio lust pretence of r_cepecting’_ 0:-lentil’ ﬁsh”, oi coneuitiox Oriental Internet», of being SVNN _b:r' the wishoi, tridltione oygcepk tested religion: fooling! oi.’ the two hiﬁadrod "credo amounted to ' yeorwnioh they Atonitl tut, perﬁumo; nod vol-- -utu-tupnythntthi tnmino might lwnvortocl rrnditlon Molt instinct: pnyu..t::n nmu.- net. at the evening bolero. the uoood op- Pmua zutdnrnohlpootnehtnigh ..: mm :,,,-..._4.. plenum woollen. Mr totho oocZ_t"n‘d lulvu changed to a tent, tho zzoumlugton lbl.nlg11>1.h3,V|ndI.b¢ tncmory oi tIodoy,...., ~ ‘ iunnnnuobnnnnou‘ Another loirnot tit original 1'hxn.h¢iv:ng.Dgy nttribniol iu-sign ' iotboprcjudioon at tho Mom old Pnrltusl nvlt-¢hil:ihood.i'.q hntoutiotteriy to ovurythins which on voredin the leuteiropéryor odprelncy. they Lbotinhod the obecrrlloo of oil holidnyo,eApoe.inlly astute" days, And soon; olba-trot Christmas. itrcognirlng, thcrotto. nothing lnbcncn‘ in any neancryotnrnztl dnytlutrendorodlsmoro‘ holytinn another. thyrodootod Alldnyenppolntod by cgteoiutieeti Luther-ity for plane ob-= tcrvutco. . nnd, bcoonlux‘ 9. but unto thcrnroivrn in his. no i‘hq.wu'o,in uemhlne also. the annuity Aet nportoaddny in lhonutnmn. oﬂzrnnoot. to :~otnrnthA'nb£or. theixuitaot tinsel: udtho hordsod thonnlt. 1iheyoonld.not_ laioovhnt Iourokdsyln the ‘ " lunacy ‘ "bd hnllowodrnndtbo lictt Anknovlodnnaotol this munpuon;-runmdntoongonnunouxwuni Ltblrdcxiahuuocodthoorigbxciiimnbgivteq my xoufurtherbno: thnnuyi tnuntteriioin tkorcoet oilinl oolohntod bylhodopng bring: it down who sntnmuliootivuei tntcrvulnsI(¢I.lnd 988”! ,l§’.u’cn'.tx, when Pnntxno round it? Letonz‘ rudnnteho rant explxutionithoy viii.’ ﬁoulvcl_ uivtmltr roxtmct no on ‘American bOU£h.]‘2' movnbio in time, inded. but on ‘certain to come. Andin nneoro qnletvny, no jubilant An occasion II the Fourth otdnlror Wuh:nxtcn'e Birth-dAy. Though n.t_ present iunowrd with oorrnou And turkeys, it vtu iorxng-ly hep: holy with ‘nqmgn ad nxolnuco onntiy,'tnu the lung tn';m-nu; '1... rt-xntiied no eo,oucatin.i that no vfnll-regulated ﬂifhnoxigivinx could the conducted Ivitltooi ito entering poet-coco. it in aid ox tho inbnbttnnu at ‘Providence that uronono oocuicn the West India all}: n til: it: eﬂgo at tnoluooo did not arrive‘ on time. and on it wnnplvionniy inpoooihie toreium thonh tothonordiet-nu goodneuwhenthoohlo: rvitlonooor no honmyvru locking. the Torah; [giving Day me potpotnod nod hvridonoo had not Thsnhrglvingheli nvvoek mu thu: All the root at Now England. It in noodiou to remind our rrodcn at the not that Ito-day‘: teolirni is ‘celebrated in oil the Btotu. and that , tboL31’:o§u.- tlrnl'I yrocinmntion, advising tho prdoyla ‘to 3.. runbic and return tbonh. ialoohd on.Ae'nn.gg. otury iomclity provlonqto tho oboerrnnoo oi the _d_ey; lentil knot Ivnu\l.hou5hs'tooonua¢r tag any,“ 3 rpontutcotu upro uioxt at A notion’: joy ova: tbs haxvute oi the put ennuoor tad tall. and tobcliovotiznnwnrunoyroolnnotlon iunodmd no day nppointod, tho tinnkiulnooe or the people would be mnnttoxtcd, in other way: tntlood, but no ‘niocoroiy And with H rennin Njotdng, u nut to which exprouimi in to-dry being" given. ‘ _ . xiomnn Catholic Benevolent society; A ball In given by this oooiciy. int evening, .2’ numbers or the beauty and tuition oi the city, the Iiiklr. altogether. quite n lirillllnt one. hiuxy oi the city and county otilclnln were present with their, iodine. Father Mof31ﬁ‘wy was silo on V band. ‘rho hﬂivru husdwnoiy deoomtad with -Atnqionn nod lriAh ﬂnp,bAqncro_ol itnodoomc do- nign, Ind tootoonn nnd wrutiu or evorgroane gj. ti tit-all Arranged. . Excellent in tlowu ’ ‘t . ed. nndyeverv one weaned to :ﬁJ07. which vru kept up until enrlydnwn.‘ The pro- nooriy $400, which will be mod to nilortlin: relic! to member: and that who no in trendy ..lrontnottsn-non.’ cud nine in‘ pro curing employment tor who dontro i;_. ' . , Lianne Circle. ...' . 4‘ '1"|ainIugttr:l:Iooo1l.ngol the nou_\Q‘O[|tﬂQ currodlnotnigistnt_tho~‘I.tnd_cli.:,'.t‘ho.ottenslnuoo ya lergo,whilothoontu-tnlnxnontwuolnoiuo atc_tcrthr-onghonttoroloot‘ro__rooro<lit’_o'n ei,u‘pu'. ties at that England my not be sbieto govern India it is certain toot it the about Any turn of tour, of Icaiteuun or tintidity. her rule lug. Ono Mu stop may lose tonixlsnd the empire which lmboon built up during yo *s>=t*oms1rs_ honor. Proceedings on the iiigixth my of tho ~ Exyosltlors. Thee Tbnnkogivixx dinner giirﬂ FMWGII it? my aim Ignite? (tear tacos: beprrtetcntobi nyrtgoxy mm. mm as cocoon. ‘both tor the moo hundred roots aﬁmli no for the conrltsbto or not for will-1:2: the dinner ans given. The bill of thrown: at grail variety and qmthty. unit the so tuition and nroosytootc lot the any howlilfui you; raise: ‘oi-coldlnx error the tables with in press otfrootion. ,;._. ism! EVEN? 0‘ the doit-gutter to the ltliiroui ‘Doo- vrnticn vii-it/all the Hall during the utazrnocn and ptriook or the excellent cum: I. am. 0. 0. actuator, to resort: _n-maggot: 31!. J. 1‘. Mo- Cuiioo it, no ﬂéhrriil tiirocwr; MN. Tartoton. rm. euicli mu Johnson. ﬁrs-__i5« 1J**tv?5M M11 mu. J.(ir;otliolio!d udrvioinrt anncdawwiwebts. §nd ﬂusaxgoun ‘gggauvors. xogilotmoti, um ' . 3 yo‘??? 3‘¢0I1¢*"“o x‘§“§.'i2crn. fie:-1 Hllinr rt rwmmx. reason 35. J. innit-rm 4 M .9-1, t a notation lute , i:L0lMﬂ‘;‘:lHEO$l':l')|‘0Y1I50U$¢1InIlldi - , . "r. - ' - o and until next Sumo}, me who cl’-the ditmgztttt be to once. This 5-ftouwon tho din uoriviilbonwrod at tbrlutuk looked»! at the Armory met, but or trim and Etwudoy the mourn will he ta-«mod no a Armory. or nix max. _ Oaroftre alt:-nrruoac at tbollht lttba aim!- vaufs Automatic Wonder. iituatod in tho walk- out rtorrtt-rotlbo bu ileum: it in 5 ploooot mov- ing; outvmteiun. show to: iortpitve mourn- : c obtrlcirrt in A com eggrzm : ‘into so mean your. an . . by Jouph liar;-$13.01’ TN}, N‘:gY.. Mud II (or mt ms: limo txhiifitod in 51.. Louie, and its in charge of lieurn. J. P. Giiaienioove no can ‘XV-vrrr. aim 1’htlo.coucncls tho laid in tho’ counte- meat of mo _ at 3itu’mmW”;toc,u pnbilabout in ytsuorxta: A ‘room . ' . _ . ~ . Mine Phoebe Oouxluinntemcbinttoo be altar actor ct Northo. ‘6'n4l:tnoicn.e.n:£ be I grand teree. ’l‘iIin:v=mio;,l.b.ae1'i‘..irtr¢ul oi obnrmm too tho-oittrnun In the y l¥'Mhingv.vn'o to erptlon will rive n reiouti-an onho tableaux low ncditari-mnuﬂveittn . ﬂiu Sallie lit-ittonvttl ' zholoviin 1-. Sit»: Pfinpio human. no Goddess oi lsibrsly. nod with nttuduu, mi: aha join in IMO cntorcsinnmtnt. THE HOLLAND DEPAIIXIXT msoy ytnnt, the great: scoot oi tgiood end" in ‘mom. 'n‘;nxod_ content. ‘and '3‘ 1-,, St. 1’etrirk'e1iAll. which vrne attended hyiorgu ' ‘£3 - I *. turn-.,K_noxoncA.’ wiitueu no titer ‘The Now, ' ' Homo" iunotbordivielon ah :, and in Aitnntod no the t aide. ttbointcrior. iv homo ottbo lutocntu . And nice: of the iurnltarele seventy live you rt, bcciduagr morte.rmoyonuold;1.hrooIi- tan. in )ure;lou1in; glue, iso your; at you . ﬁttn$Il'O dress svrtmi.,10o years’ and coating xttn:i:e.ui yous. Juoroutho oaiingonso-inn .0! . dried malt and "vubo.'.' On the “mode 0 . rnnhi n. \h .- aeme olpnt-J: attraction. A't,both tbntnoy have We at Pbootoa Dip." which inteoo casein! euon. ‘ - . . . V dlv1clcn—|uitutod of simthoscriptoroonal. booth,|n-1 tattoo :1 unity have: been weigh: tisero _b Kins: Jntin mm. lens; Bonny nod Gnu stump. Min- to hr, the credit oi’ being the gm: 0 "w r. .. . —. ' .\ Tboniziuterry otoroialn n booth oppoelto the fine Lrt 0 And in Ivhetn ‘rushes rule: or! the land had polo. besides .1 "itoliuxi tmmy -' ox ony noon. tlonund or Mr. Hound and in Eubinhet-4.. urn Bovkor | in , uustoa Illa Ii:-ale blend! of Boioit. in. All the cbzrncterr in the Holland department on unique- ly and unueiogiy ooetnnud in the olden Nylon.‘ - -V_.-_nm on) route’ coxcrrr. I’:-ch; thagnotut future of tiutﬁrpcoiiion occnrreglyin thin dorm trout tent evening. It -no ¢n"0ld tutu’ Oonoer-t.";lr¢:n in tho Iudito-' ‘r)m_iu.li use ovcrcrovrdcd with ohlghly rropoctnbio nu . -|1rlniad_In<l worded in the etyiogl go u‘::te;: mtttry.d.‘1'i'.oebomA conriounl o ‘co iaovuty voices,- eiitféu P"°°':..:"- "’..°°°°“'“°“' _ vi: 0 and trvtnlslo in into)? England, nmiilgo mnmxfm -ml. 'v‘§tou.w.c« and a nelyoolonlni and revolutionary timed. ’ no eun- loud at ‘lite concert was no npprooutod tint bun» at-‘<li_%pctiuon‘o nude . moor. onto repent M on .1 . itiucndorclood l¥Ill$h6ﬂDl}UttIIelIldh5dl¢y4W{0 «oh the ehnnotu-r urn uniting to nppeor again tor -ho nénent at tho Women’; bnriuinn Home when on V n . To-dn‘;?”n«t l 21., the Koilmd doportmont will give Bur‘: mime, muetonl tsoloonx And ormnuo rnttrtnintnrnt upociuty tntcreottogto children. Twenty children will, in one mono. pit-y At ponwtnlmo pace. " ‘ on suurdny rvemngetiaie department vrill give an enicrtolnnacatln t tune piooo, when menu :‘ndui3cltlont.r in "WltIDI’ iitodpu '. Ivillbepr~o- I. . - ‘ Lott train them won botvqocn two: live hunrrodudﬁzrco thousand yornou puma‘: 1.: the unit. Lbcntono ‘ oi the ‘ ‘ to the Iioltroad Convention visited the Exposition, and were wcllpicuod. no boouu were motive in bu1u:u.end reported A Tboivotin on the conveyance lot st tho booth wu lively. upeoluiy the necessary total vote bu been I am. ‘no ' bccnufni oung luiv." the wt: work at the Bttnznpeon booth being dour-mined by van. To tioiﬁonxtpcotod logo vory‘in Rink. . position pone: noon ntnidn ht. i - - - - co on: or ‘rm: lruoor-Ax. Bl-LXGII. u'X‘riop(h d”?l°-6 tens: v'ut'uea t « rt :1 o . Ln lﬂlcb. agar: Dog: Ind Ounn bus. or X Ouncort tit ..79. 0. . van Wobor. 1(:Apl:r;‘i:le;to. rilu(rcs)) ﬁmuoionntog iblwndaaio. ' L mono pica uni. lir. B. )1..nomum. - ', ,. loletlu. Yoroi. Nico Joolo Boil. ~ -. riuxa Eoio-—CarnlvAi do Vnncdy. ilcindci. Mr. §. A; Kicsclhor . nocotnpnnio by .t'mi. Wm. av . - - V - l.Y£¢'lti-oiaon i Lidl; Verdi Mlu Minnie Genie ~ Acco:spanie<tb‘y P:-ot.cxen ' ;-. . -' .Ar.ln—-lernnn . Vordl..xlu IAUU-I Yriteh, Ito-' ocrowuziul by Hr. A. Mucus. . Pnno Solo-1'rot.1il. BL Bowman. .. Yruuno \Vnlir»-Ycvzlzio. -101: Listen Aunt Bttilvp, noeonwoniod by Mr. A. hue-nun. = ‘V " . ‘ .l’lu»o.i)uet-~Bgn-toot. nootltorm,.ntu ku-Leimtln-allr. B. (loldbeek. V . ‘ . -. :- -0 nut score-on-i Oh«1u—nyhotnim di.rl-_- x tyry and to dovt.-iop'_bor rceourcor u_ the! un- tnliiiou-oi people who ttvrAn.u intho will . , . 3 live, tho noernodlnthonu nt. -Th notion ixopoatzboxivoa bym- ﬂI'£uuu of nextoooorriuntthosoothont. 2".‘ .fmfue.n'tt.s..\oe . .. r V . , _Witluon:An notnbcrnadootnnn vroiihovn t-rrlvuacue oecnnnotooaﬂotdel or not L-uvriel ow booth. innitood. - ' t otroe . the horrif oflhva o ' or 9?»! ﬁoxbcnolnro Gm, misﬁt: Kind My 2 .> _ he ,;,“,,(,,,-,,-,£ .5; V - 3- .;(r,t;el.Ft>ee:i_vr_:r1ow-e ~ '3” Learn _?:r§sr:ll.§iir.. H2. mt mint ores;-.4:-ziorii’; Barry Zéniltratn omoonrod ate Hecate: not Biglti st thmsheeictﬂ and ‘graves perwnnﬁaum! "K54 53599! int: oqgalftst.-t, hour as rhetoric am: in xos$ms.Mi‘- £.0Ioiv'6h;iAﬁ’ s\oc.r.y carom. it so lilac to plow or lime»-arm-rs work of wt. herring swan Etc loco the ammo":-y oi n etegaorted oahnrnit. Error: on Q‘~1Kb63‘¢.i§& tel“ no «mot hirio tho moose or the six; teams‘ am that line 3:8-‘wot our hi: mm. sad htr ﬁelltlldﬁ S1234) longer young enough to do §l§5.1l63£ 3uriioe in the ohﬁrxetor or Ilemlet. In detects arc vary similar iothooo pointed out in it it uneven, and with bare and roots in nu by rptentitd dociunction. in many ooonoo it to noonotooone no tastes. foo owner or the instruction to tho players was one e-xnmplttt or tttth,il; being trusts-d manly in 2. collo- 4;vI.tAl‘ ne.ntener,:_ at loot an-rls or its Iowa. '2'!» corny-pseztxty of who chorsoter._ and his tunliy, tor dioplnving , Ill donation.’ which to almoqt t£olﬂoaa_.’. not out gum.» me. which it thovevyoooi oi azsiuc. horn more to me were owl law tbotlorl‘ ta: lv,ow—-to as which alone on rnxhlv. gm: hhtrrlon-in srﬁr, unnohsg. iuui-on ‘and hlemo-though otscresfme 3>bot1nu’ioo, no on rtoavoi the “‘*." in-oﬁpootlc, sithoogh its latpreilioll W3”? dnuliiae Wall): on 3” 3" (what. an hours troqtten -'1“ mm) ,3. may”. 9; 3; g {Ia Meir, his pu,m.n'“,«.“°u‘,g ug, . nu; merit; it :1 muting innnoosvoa very pure, and all or on xrnooinl in tho extreme. met! I Inow hittwlzutzi if ‘-22 01! 3 I‘ no on - 3:?/"llUID§LI,"-bdn Ive» neatly used. so "1 More n at m to Alerts. ' . ‘-- Jnogiuuou. '.l'bosvnolootthiuoou'vru sooty tn" 'pio;ezl,nno.tb_uetioncl.tronlo:onthoruo9:or- /‘Andi: the eollloquyai" tho opcningot the third M-.t.tho into "Orlo an arm: Against 3 Era of trouble!" vroorofdnrhpeot troubles. Certainly atomic e. more oeulblnrordto nu. although there to bolt littloim ‘ “ ylor curries tbcnxt. Thovhoto oi thin ooiiloqny WM spoxon bully, with o 313;- umglotonsiicn. ' - Tbototolbotrut Hamid tad Opiioila, which lotion this. we admirably yloyod. and the but one in it onto entirely new. Acton troqnontiy tron thin uouins kind at Anna tuna, bu‘ air. tantra’) interpretation in satin-iy dliroroert. lnu into. ‘'1 did ion you once," nu odninoly cpotomtodtltociiontooubrncou the onto! an eocoo. oodtboiinxvring, nod do-onvtou nucleic vxwytlcciin. rho traditional loolotr Into 5;- 'oorcdi Jleo tho ooppooed portrttiu on“ the vmio.'n tho, Gunther y vritlttbe Qua, nerd were node ntmiy pictures or too’ anoeolghcghootvutbctlout bit ct noting is the whole tn¢ody._ Great good more ‘was room: tnthovritoloot thin moo, and it won tnzaod by great xrtietioiexocilenco. no scene with-nae tint. whore his at his ynym, in the third act. and tho eoiiioqny commencing. "llotv might‘! do it rant, now be it praying," ywuoottzely ozoittcd. ‘rats is not 3 rue omis- don. ll, nlthonyh it is not vary‘ important in developing thotttoty, it it inaportsnt Ac show-' tag" the irruolntlon oi Handel‘: czundgr, and this in I rtronglpmnkcd ieatnrc in air. Sullivan’: whole pcraonatlon. Ito soon» to bonisrayn conooioo; ct his own wrdtneu in thin particular, mod that!!! on apparvnl M46 frequently shown to owtututcr it. We do not ocroldcr hir. Sullivan’: Emu: o gt-on oitort oi hbtrtonio on; it done notjclnim the nine rnnlt no hie RR-lurd U2’. nu dual; yon Arocbnrnwd one minute, and diuppointcd we not}. its principal Monty ill in in action, but ogrhbtaxh grnoeini co» Ibouorooaonttniin nu.lln;'u: actor. the moot important, rotinlritu III mental. The Ironic: ortnentodon title slog: inst night has’ neither the pnuionoto mm human interest oi Dsvcnportu. -nor thcooldcxnclicnooot Boothwind v:o_Ib.lnkiti1 interior to either. - ’ ' Ihonotor vrn well supported generally. Kr‘. -Jortnn plryul Ron‘:-‘o ‘very evcditsbly. Lin. Gricnon in alwnyn good no ‘oi:-nt'uo, And hilu Elorenca Ohnso mode’ so exceitn Ophelia. Mr. Cnihcnrt ploy tho clot! and Ludo:-the iormor Admit-nbly. who grew: diggers..- Mr. Cur- lcy end Mr. Joins. both deoerro corntncndntion. 'ntio evening Hr; Sullivan will nppcr AA niche R" _ .<'>x.nrric rmurzn. "Si Slocum" in on-Lntnly one of tho but. it not i1utboAt.ocnA.ni.ionnl__pio.y thntlhu been put on II&£O,f02 there Arc in it more startling scene: that in ny otoeniorrot in kind. Border lilo. «rennin; htrniobou the mmecr.-no the control iixirc, St Sidcvu, very well 'p1o'yed_i:y hit. nu: Y1-oyno.in a sin Apeeinaonor the Mall wcodorout. '.l'bcplLyio iron‘ tbopoa or ctiiton W.‘.i.‘nyienro;lt_ln _woii_ told. and the numerous lhuv um!" ‘I: ploy: oi - its 4 clau- Aniong the not; rattling rut: perforated by st it tho cutting‘ dovrncl it negrowvho rm been lynched; 17! luv)-_ki‘nt '.°i>°:1tiu: l’rll'..-M11160. ~.nn? . the nuns use story of _mm.s:n ‘rat by Ahcotiox an Ipplc irvxn his vrtto'A hood. nan; bwlwnrd ovor hie Ahonloer, tuning his sin tron run-m.“ no My -noon an mus rm-x‘ 3* Steam’: laud. nod their little boy (3 child and to be only on your: old) dooe come good shoot- ing. A dog and n pony no anion: tho pcrtoracrr, and the former in 5 dog oi romnriénhio ability. it in 5 combination nrvrtth oooirtx. nnd they are nuy nnpportcd by the ootnpmzr ol the I-hotter. There will bit I nentlnco to thy. " - rnuru cosaqtn. very Attractive ode. Among the non inter-cotter ltruu no thorax Pnnzliy 0! Bell Rlngon, Doin- ‘nuty and c nmtngi. mu oeunnetmu. use vocalist; La Petite ltoen. cor: and once u-tin. I lino bullet and 3 number of other interesting nttrectione are on the progrunao. Than will be in ‘1‘nenkAgivinxm:i.itu:ot.hirnt- toruoon. that tho ‘hole at tho rtrong company Wm wpﬁn xono ix -rm: Ant will he heard thin (rhnnyyivinzl evening at In- tonic . nortlurut comer ol-xnrket And sov- onlh ‘ ‘ , it being the occasion at the rutivni tor the beneﬁt o! the Church at the Holy Angola, St. Ange uvonno. V In rd. itionto the botvitolunx pow_u-- or music. our India will be thorn to row cclvo with mile: the petrou oi the entertain» neat, tutd retro then with‘ rnnpor. ice cream. iotnonodo. cto.; I110 take part intho user-rydnnco thstytui enliven the evening; while ‘charity. who ever. look: with kindly on on thoeethst do work: oi ntu-oy in be: none. will rewnrd your iiboraiity. Do not iorgetvthu invitation. -. _ . not come nieboritrr fond o'pp_oot, \ '- And ehovrin her good own your root. ‘ to M39 inc. noedyio dietrcu. - r | 3 Put rho your futon lzio my N.¢ll.’_s7 , -—————--<>—————-- ' DEMAHDIEG DAYIAGES. fhoubieo or 8. British Subject in, Search of (1 investment. In the United Btatea circuit Court, Juno: K. Iavrton. by his httornry, lion. John 1-‘. Darby, has entered null. for dunngn,ln the Inn: of 530.000, nniut Ohnrics lliecr. Louie Lipnnn. WiiiiA:n J. toxivnnooa . pculin-jroieixooyti-rtiéii govt lino 99901-» ohnncocrnbnvo oelooer connection in-it: the purl , The entertainment being noir liven hen ion ' 753696: tits? o€=r»%t'.r; été.-45 them to tho. ants péotnttd ‘ogre 2 on itaswmzs §'.'§t:~$,nr'.tu1>2a?s' ‘ad Eirérrsaav-o -yam.-,’1r.'c g-at - . 9-.r.a:a:.iv¥ ' ﬁt-"-3 réjrt so? the llezottdt, 4.1fi'i</. 5;; . -.2 n. Ewe atrocity (.. roogn-5 one rod’ In no . rihtirttss lint: his "men ti-«swagger: in it»: 2): ~ Amﬂh-err elleirro it §§2§§ im doteesasa-Ac, wfttjg 1...! the },‘ir'.i:tt'&§’.=£a£ in iiureeao, 2'-mi inst-§e._-. E go-:in~ em:-, z’ognt%$:rv»'.l'tocri, amoral all 5‘>l'itiat§£4§ yew ngsage, rho. miter mus, aim; nearer: err”: -dram. cﬂﬁh, . Mae ' ' ac=te:-dc:-cdanetocamd nook hm 351 =1 ” ‘act-somociog ﬁrmrtchofl .J§......t . I N4 that sum‘: en¢et1vilrx1oounrin'ou- We in oi the splines: ,_ V.;.-‘..' Z°.?.§,."€’.;.";’*....““*“...‘h’:_’«...s".‘§....;s no htm:¢9$~ 39!“ 3&9 alleged nctiroagoo Sr.’ 133%‘ It. in meat ‘Dill ﬁr toruo tone: in not and ‘ 3-‘?- ns; tor Moor yorticc ihnrum um’ . 55' platoon‘ OCIINJG tmtbh aieaaii the recording 4! some ,, may the iiroworwu mnemo- nt and when out (I custody at yrrtt 4:; inhase nor:-{on ixutodiry ihecoort’ oft; _ biifliﬂt Kr.- lnortoropropmro to werhcmor at £tr$t:.1..“tar lies to; right: atlxlcb so .t.=u-worm to bound noreopeot. . 3 Looks SEE §3l.‘LL‘£’.{“i-213.8. ‘ git; collection: 3:. ' ,, Itrmnntezd. is lit; -vﬁflﬁd. 346-B38. 1‘ma- Cioexoofi Oomuluoe on U23 thsngsng 91 cistrnos hair: A letter Cay molt yoskc-ruddy sikmoon. V at’. Iirrtccrrnxxa, on: :ot—"hE. liorohicr,-'5 was elected hm: Xaccic-trxni of the Taylor {loud at 312113 or too «time. 11:.-1. actuator: and her tam scheme, molding at 2330. 79! South ’1“l1ir'd attract. an ttjboirlnxi by the period in destitute oiwcmstanooo. 1. G1ut.:u.a¢ named John ‘Wogna woe picked up in the ttreet Tuesday right by Other: mitt-ax, very sick and earn; to the hoot-mi. ‘I111: "¥yaticBr,veleu’ " oompihncnnry uncut.- hly take: pines oi‘. l’txzoit“e anti. 1%. 3896 Ctliva street, on Fridny cvonicz, December 3. Tu: Poet oﬂloa uni undone am: done today st to n. -r.n.. no the nails or igmn. ‘uncut; morale; collection and delivery zrliibo made. cowrrrt. E. A. }'0)1l$,o.'ti2o ilimtic and Pa- om iuilrood. woioomcai as little ilretrtipo-.xn-.1 1-3- mtlo Itrxoxor so hit ht.-art nod leo,-no, Tuesday, morning, - Goxrmxr A. st. Lo-.15: xateouri G-inert, nacho iboirjwcosty-min ennui p-strata many, leaving the Armory. owner 0: Fannie and Waoiiugtrit avenue, at it :30. ' on hundred ndsixiy new box might iron, from {M IJitt3i§¢M,Zl1toonI, cu worn. for the frcxutod footie Bolimsa, are ooov hosts; mgg. Jcrrodocrooe theatre: Aocnroawia-lot. Lin evening the tour you out centres: or written '1'. out. living at ttmmitl mmvistrey, lire mine the no pinyin: odor utovo. Auntie alftogtmcuil ior tuo‘tsrgs:yVuz'r:i ut. noﬂ Mtqﬂol M _ ru Goiodoniton iiooiety no it.- Aodrnro nor. ltiovmlocr so. at the" unrioti. have been ootepictcd. ’A';rhb4 tttntm ttaueiysiod. mu ltiiuouri It-on Former new boon ottntci urn tor the put in melts‘. for not oiooko; not the imuoe to expected to cut: running us!» than rntrninr, 1.’-0,005 inuhoiu oi who having too: r;-, cclrod iron Pillobuxj. .- A xxano united atnrtin Bwhfdﬂ rte caveat».-ti yesterday our lodged in the Cbeotadt -street Sta. (ion. In rumination oi Ijtxdj:t!rea8rcn6era.1 in t‘-o Foiled Court. S4-ptclnbcr _i_5. Richard: is on oi-l bird. having cetvtd throc term: in the "i'on.." and then Arrested yoelcrdsy 5 dutzcrom looking knilo wu 1-un.l in his yomeuion. A xzano name John Johnson undo vim.-one are at A ruor.-mthc criminal or one [lorry Glitz» aghcr, yuiemsq oltornopn. on Seventh abort, near Oiuiety omno. producing i wound or so ugly chunotcr. tnontolo grew out or 3 dlrpulo no to the merits ol 5 micron! nronuzn vv‘i'.h whom both were on loiimxto tonne. Johnson made his escape. - 'l'c'r.szu‘r night three oi the rosidenpos in Wrin- ttor Grover were broken into, an I tho robbers in each one tuorocdud in gt-tzirg ‘M757 with over- cretn and otter clothing. We would odriite our eui,-when Irirnde it they do not with to ;:r:.- tuliot._e‘y. mud in 3 lhstkleu nnnne.-. ciothtliho tramps prowling uounvl their homes, to pot nu cxtvn tnrtt-ninze. Cold load is oomeumon c rein.-t‘;!o ldfuuct in snob emerge:-cl: 3. but will not do to rely on, in nlmoet invariably ti-to ism is discovered to-v lute. lzotta era the only rule i’tint94.'_y' to make it on. cl tro. .____:._.._..'_..__..__ - L<)C.&L Pi\;i't:i().\':\L3. DR. G. W. N:w)u.'I.i'tiocc:on. him. is oi the Photon‘. iioec. W. 3!. Iowxsnxn, ot Sprinrtloll, in at tho iircnit. . Ilox. Jon: '1‘. i.'ir..n1n_ Sc-latte, is l‘Pg16!al:.i‘l:l3l the Lrclcdo. Juno: G. W. Dan. it'.£htnood.3h.. in e gnu: at we l’lnnt/arr‘. 110:. 31. L. cunnr. Ftmntogioo, its». in: meet at the Laclzdn. . Dir J. A. Gmsox, oi Greene county, Iiliaoil, ii it (cuts: the Everett. W‘_J. Iiuncnxntioo Afcﬂ-dill. ertut. is an 9- ping at the Clarendon. register-ed ut the xvoreit. . cuui 15.‘ nuorr. seritxzzlanti, vu oxuonz yes iuviAy'I nmvnloni. tiu-Lindcll. BT41: iixxnron E. A. Si AT. iteiln. was among yutcr-dry‘: nrrivnln ct tho Lwlodo. Cutoxiu. G20. 1‘. Llrwtn ttnd \vile,ol Phile- delpleln, no rntrurcd II the Lindon. moon 1:. II. Ktzttxactntmr, llontnnn, WM unong yutudn ‘I nrrivnln At the Plnntont. G. Li. Bnncocx. Purcinolrtz Agent ivtiuocrl. Kllisuord 1‘:-xu lLIi1x'ozd,!e reghtorcol at tile l'innieh'I DR. Dux‘itLilI rtturccd to the city ymitcrthy it-om New Oriuu, and will be lonnd At hi: otiioo, 1400 Olive Itzeet. Cotonnl. O. Aumzrurm, U. 5. A..nnd mm. And look x-corn: iottthc vviuter v.l tho Lledoil. D. It. mt.x:nxmr and Gccrto 0. Pm§'q'.1,;-y, pro. priettr at the Wont Rod iiotai, Long Branch. nun nnronxrerterdttyﬁ sneeze at tho 3-mthcrn. Gtsztur. Jon: B. (inn rotnmod to I36 city yretctday from the I-toot. in lime to participnto in the tweniyvilith ennui parade at his oOI.np.x_ny to- day. _ Gxxnux. Jzrrznsox Devin tell. the cityiut reverting for Xrnaphin, ntcornpnnled on MA ionrnoy by 1 lnrgo nunberoi tho rnlirood dclcxotu iron: the Booth. Atchiton; Junta" 0. Aniohoo. ‘ran and Pull: ilniirond. and pony, from El .Puo, have room: At tbo5onthcrn.- , ,' ‘ __" Cowxnt.’ B. D. Eincxnuotm, mutuippi; Ooionel Gcotzo R Windilnz, iihclbyviiio, lll.; Jurlgo John B: Iiobiuon. Pcrryviilo. )Io.; J. ii. An:broee.'Jcn’ercou City; A. D. Brooke. Earle, Tex»; Goo. Ixieb. Mariette. .: Colonel John O. llomphncn, Port Gibson} .iu.. Arc rt too Llciodo. ' Tit! Anurlocu Rrymcr, ot Xovomber G. [lice the wiwrcnboutn oi the hllowinx-nnuwl Bl. Loulunr, trnvoilng in Europe st tint ditto: il:Jn:o—X.er~oy )1. Vernon and Anhloy Onboii. r=*.....~.. *.:**.t-.2.7i=m~ to ..“:"°:.*:“....~ t".‘;”°.*.°",....‘.*::‘ ..‘t.“*.‘.....‘" “E.” ’ .“ Iv . . 9 ~ e on . . . . ...*:*;:%e.*::'.i.t:.:."..P:‘.*:.t°:.;'.*::,.::::*:.*st or .==m--»- A ‘ o - . ‘ V: ' my,}pcu>rn.oaees om: Britain no - ' 1f°'"n-3‘"- W- 1- 93°31-.IIL 8- -_ ﬁnd, abugcetbs who on Aiioiti-_ bicnn-Jco.J. bully.‘ -. _ “",g‘,l.‘,‘;“t5“g{,°g§"{-m*;?;}y,';*fmh;°W. "V London-Bi’ w. Poteuonudw. mu. rum. :4 A.rnu,: reunited" tho»_Anid tilt % 1’”"'°°'°“13-3‘~i"P:“V'§”gA ~}Y33-"7§-:To’~T- ‘....."’°* ..~'-....r...1*:.-*.r.°:.-..*'-4 cm--iV on. out tooomud violence _ V , ' 9“???-§°-56 , 3"‘ Abouttho mid Malaria’. and than and thoroauvo 3° °g34ﬂ3_1J‘¥!- N41 ,. 30790.3. A. And this-— undrtruoxanenldptsinuo Axrut nnyv_t_ on: l;i.iucei::hont_em,a;,n§xmR..°d“wu&_ ’. . I}. ;‘.. . 2 . _ ’ ‘. orrtii ' sruuriooctr tot-nod bvhovter liorciotitoo rm ' comxxz. W. 1'. liars, at Lexington, 31:... is ' ily. returned to tho city Jeolerdty iron the E at. _ T_’uor.'xu point». ~.-....t.s.; w. r._ no-rm, " ,~sv- "‘ N .5‘ mm. ;.m‘x.'. mull‘ ~51. éééllirélmc-Qidiirzazrrriilf.‘ M L it A, ~‘735.omiiz2s;1sz5.- V BENSON vs. mzoimowﬁr. - Judgment Ravo'r'$'e_§.-lri {hie . Ejecimant S_ulij.~.'_ ‘I’ho,Tii'.lo t§'1‘_1tss‘¢‘.u;?i5.1iirex~ mints : -tliiyolroti. -Judge N9.pton’3 Construction ' .. or the Oa.se.. -Bpeeial Dilute! to the oboe-Dueocnt. Jur-mtozt Om, am . ‘Kovembn 2i.-Au in- -poruuit viecuion rendered in the 8u?Nm'5 00*!“ in tin! oi Donor: at el. vi. Llano!!!‘ I’-.03 -e.1eeim¢nt.in nigud to the title to inland;-la the Hiaroiu-I river. jut won the an ill: at the’ onus.’ -4=dl>t|°!IriM"°°4‘*"“7 °°““,*"‘“"‘°1"‘7_""."" tr ubieonmoa nouummniq mou- «plan at tcilmn: ,, 5 V _ . ta Hgythstihe are-1rueverthtn.','_ tbexlnsvl. mpiaiaximixwua . tmmiruitwerooe-ms »,-M Tnbmv I-W.-ndooima. . ' nub“... hymn.“ mg “wan-_“y¢g-ngmhggg. 3 Iﬁﬂllllnnd inrtreotieoeior the defend- ’ 5. ‘..., 55, “.3 "mg ;.»,...,°", = ..., -.3: out: should act invehoeugiven.-_. no-dotiniiiou ‘ rut; gugsgﬁgg $459501 - . Old |Vlld')Il. 2 W ** ..~r.~;°~r.= M hove ' -mu.‘ hen lureotyyesreio‘ the out quot-‘_ vriilehtleoalcturnedereeerreotw; ' uvenhytoooa It vtonl"anduAi')) ad” flllthileetriwlvloua - . -ha nhqeéttlonvraxe » ' E ' tt:e‘l.tnd.n they eeen »- ¢ : .5 - y - ~ 3. - . ,5 _itlHIl before ext dovrttato and ~F.’1.'.‘§$..‘§.§}?.ai‘.ié°‘:§'§.”’- :..".‘.‘.i":‘x‘z‘i'.£‘.‘ém.'”.1‘ «am new with hm».-mar. use .-«-- ']‘hg ﬁn"-ﬁguogg |-ygg , mwm .3 ug. m. luvicamor nxrnelue nixed bolohge-dto the ,,w,«, °,u,.,d,,1 “,.,,,,,.. _ ' rvrnvr oi lal -:6. This unnumbered Islam L 51... "_-n._ -ggogieugg _-o u “.331.” {ha-jg. «be-eased to the United sister; but up it ,m.,um,. ,,.,u,..,,, uh“ H, mm. and been WM ioapriveaeeitiumud the luv any 1 rug ' . gnu: . '1” i°rlm3“" "°uL‘-“ ”’u‘§?'I§f. fiféaxg lg‘ 33... .232. ‘“‘“":i" “"a‘;°"L§° re:-‘u.':3'.1iuvio.§o:ulaa¢lnd. - .9-”°. . . NM lN°1~5¢~tI=t-toutrolviwlllwvion baseline ""5 mﬁhw“ '°:§Jmn‘:‘§ztb nrveyed)‘ ua ‘F n9 QI|0T.I Qt :’cr1.&!ane which NIVOQIOC oo'cIr'.diapo-edoztey ta - n E ii. . noun Go rt-rt-xn‘u.t'; he e um urveg-or in . pond -oi nimrl. wit. lie aoerai.imu.'il' ‘tho United Hutu Gt.-Vt1iii‘t.:¢nl, than the limo Ind ialui<iAn.liu norrttlom or allnvlun LL13 mid Unlined state. even it iixa nivl man -nouetiou or nlluvlon hell rxtendod to lino. M. I eemtoi: with it null Mill ‘and’ midis w_§. mu.-laml lie hem-nttoaa no not the plsintuny, _ and the iiny will iliui for attendants. Li..;......i .. 8 hi - A. . aw‘. ‘ “m.”°'mm ﬁn ‘mu. ~€l:I.1¢I:lll’t:b'llilcd up with do to 1-zI.tk!r_r.lch ‘mum; lo_eye_nd the mm or ll4:niifi- C‘ *3 We may win proprlel dispute with such Jr in: oi oi ttrloe lornmr In than N h“”°m"‘ onloulxted to mnum. no in art oghtiiin strenmi '32 tm ’ ' hteito we vreiorv. eon: , nu ;».§’.}"u.‘§2’.‘.. alter dlaunguisinblo-thapgmnl. and rlaymnd loll. tn IJ'9l'Hl.Ibd roomnot 309;! are now our riy uudlstin inhaiale trout any other similar aehsteneco, an their doctruntlou can ntverbetnce-l.cxon ithnt rim nlumxkly :0 halo the Gulf of exiuco. union ymvloiuiy to rtqelir-3 the ovum II!!! on d: mt:-i on either bulk or on IOIJQ ioluxi. Jfr. vingrtnn aw.-ll ohmrcd in regret to this dootrlno of "xi 1'3- url and iupereevr. Io sometime: ' "When.tba ingcuimu counsel an to re the dlﬂleteut-Ir» pol-lie. ncpnrite the and: o .lto¢l' river. too rich mold cl. we iuoeri iron the elay he-i t)L‘iﬁz'_ various aoiinrhich the-ibuiulppl receiver from nihoound tributuyutreecm: when be eutdira. into in rltlllllé eddies 1uinh_tiae' monlaetatetito nuclear or ir..ud Jain the oxisteneo oi etch tirattmlil otbLI’1‘netg.:t~.(then‘the 1(_qru“I'lvrtmii oi the m_ or y; rs yr Quantum qua a.l_,ir.autur any hougplicabie to his enao.'.’g lull L ninnwroat ngiifin. 0 ‘J. Jminho-_ . -1791 V ' in title‘ so ml in this eoouetion 2.-:;.z¢..’.'533..miu.. - .*;::'.*"....::*;w;;..;;*';‘.ii.=:' .5;-.255:-.-**...*:‘.;? oinui: an scent and doennot ox aunt who «iouaiciend noon 3! , Eigtco or to Irma indlvidnn elliwe. .. her Iho_t:h.\ni:ei oi the :- isln sndihn munlana is let! in he imam I.L‘d nulttiaml in at1np::Jeoetineou’tr.\et, oi land. ccnld the owner of either elnin the eutiro. treat? Certainly 11:0 may formed land-w either b-‘it-rs to the Uni Biatoeurlt niviaicd between the Lpeolie owner: you the Wrr. -w='°~.:*:..:°.... . , I I ‘I’ going - n . tlmchux .u in-u.belo¢-e inns daorteri = 3. - iimajnry believes tiutthevlndx ecrmpied; -rte. . or otlmtn eon -by delrhclnztlo wet-emule by the violent Ictlenol _tho «H3 V "whit-d and "horn Im- tlxewairn olxtltehl lDi1Z‘t.3"u."13“;nr)131,),’ ‘B7-illtlill some one. in an event. the otvnerel mzieeniy and in l.|l.rly'..lhontlio’M»1ncallnoi» Ike shore-"could el ‘the alluvial: dad. tllcirtpcrtyoi i.hacvrear~eot'the‘wuto¢'nppar l3°l|*Md."n0l’v€¢=Nrio._eoul¢ the owlserot’-the,‘ out or ieloadlfo.’-G5.-bel in the sex-tyot;1ho' 1*KMl.°3l3n 150 ‘M bi-=3. W17-h'l|l3l*' United States; Iiiliotlgh.;the1'_ex -eon to , Won» . - r . ‘- ’ - _ . . : ﬁmigﬁnucot v.-tug lﬁcyuppuoyy ;.;,.qo¢.v;.1,,.,&; 'fhelMtni¢.i.loiuukedby tbeplainillnereuuh-' ‘IZ rriquuooxs ’.‘ar.miue.1ca'iu’uix.‘1 1.’. *.;'..a.; 5 t- thalnntl latlll. ohms: » lab 11* ' .‘?.;‘fi‘.«.’...-....st‘.’...‘’....z...‘‘ ‘" ' K e 3:. 66 um- or an‘: an lthhd.-;.wit.hu iuineeretioun-‘o mm ailment tron Mid hind: as. M an ., .5. It tirroiru ‘upon the plaiatrﬂb to allow ericlmw that doleudaeiu are oecupilog the idea- ln plalntlitr xueililoll or some part thercct. -. .» The court gave ttxeu_in.uruetloiu uni two other: d1lte_1I_tIiotioa. ti‘!-hilly an 1 _ h u h . .a: court’ aiiinela _ ttry l 0 ll: do realized in tho eiiiiou he the routiiaut lraeuoul quutm-oi an: ion 27. totrulaip‘ 6. range is won, null all more land: dot-exibed in rootiun to at the urn: oi thulr cxsirylt um used om» were Bound- mi by-a tau lliueeri river red some are :’.i.‘fi§‘$2.”l.i';°l’!.“.t".'.‘:,‘€.'.-“.’.‘$°..:l5....‘°‘ A‘°*:‘:.:‘::‘:'.:.= HI-I-5 .dL'lt'ndl!sIl occupied the nine oruy ii:-ire; -at. nt.tho=eonmienerm¢-nt of this is n-—-ores; ined: that are the out: at uslhocretion to 2:: nme-tlmyvri mm: for ..E.“I.'.'2a... . . . . _ 2. The court also inumeie ilio. in-y_tl::t.tlio land: tluuiboci M lreclioiul teciiozu and :0. on’ inland: ta :n:l._54.- tvrreraln. when. entered. ox the watertoi thoume river, udere admit:-dio belong to toexjiliilnilili; nnllrlr jliIJ‘lhall'.ﬂ.'Id'.,'I70m,l2iB ' ' tixnemt the commutation: at in . tnyluxis that an the at accretion; to theaaeie. t ,w ilnelnr plaintiirn. 1fi:¢to_ vru itverdlot "tor tiulcml arm." ..' . -1- V-* - Atscr the nibiiien oi the Riot-ii: twin va.3i.T§?..« tutors the pure‘hne.ot._I.r are ten .'ti.e‘ Ualtqti Stain oaahilahed. pa in 'i‘£ oriiteroabeuia. A I nteto oi annoy: at their mime hndn, uni: um lam-ln:regurtl,to the uaiuagpi em: : mud and other .33:-ianhia r.m'iuaI. which mxtorlellv modify the-application or the common Ltw sud civil hwidoctrinoa in. rat- gimi toriprcrlan ownership. The title-to B an ihelhnlll in Miuonri depend: on the lawn or ucmrrcu and tho axztem oi surveys uluptod by, Con run. _ . . .. ’ I z . I l‘:‘Il’5 heard it related. by an eminent lawyer. a l'u pruua xi latlitn slate long hetero it 1r-.u_ ell- iuliiui into the Union. that then are only about lvm complete, 8 uiAh.grhr.ta in um state... our public surveys ormixahwoa the Miuourl river. Jul d it in tile Ame mu: zegu-rt to the maze as high up an 0. ccola. uid:i.he -tau tor some sin‘- ulvca. luzd. no doubt. some otlurstremu; but the ﬁIll\'t')t1rI- pay no regent Iyoiitixlee Iirums not cu.-zucrrc-l.mv:gab3e~. and ’ueuonin'thmn» an iii .-nah eucii atroeine hulno hxitienoe. _ This may, reihepe. serve no 5 unto! the in iiziiitvota. with-r_outxr:e.' time we I: in eouvi la ntnnuu in thin Wmtcrn eonn tr ieh oomexulthin the com mon or civil in‘ do tuition oi mu term. ; licmever thin may be. it in ecriallt-that tho Min- M‘litl met It drcluoed e. nariglhle hire-sin" by not oi Cengruo. and that: the doetrino‘ of riparian ‘pro rrtv. lil esstabiiahod in regard to noo»itavi- gel; 5 atreama. in but apeiioabltno this rivor.- The mxclezt doctrine alriitixnlnhhx nv Ableuul non ~ tumgahie rirerr by their position an or below min water, in l uiliered to in won at the older iii: in: but it in diitinctly_repn(ilr.tz<i lay the Su- -utme Court oi the Uniwl some in lttimml ‘ nannies rs. 5churxzun_ (7 WLliAw.37'l). and incezd I)Olll‘J not well in reconciled with eitear tho Atiil nl Congress in. reintlon to our large nvm. or tlu- ryntetn ofpuhllo nxrveye ado ted by Oohzronl. ‘Ilia rule in regard to non-uv la us-noose in vrrycicurlv awed hy O. J-. Show in Doerdeld vs. .Aruu.(u, . 41).- - V "I: tied "' 5' yaxlutige obuv. an mtiise (and ttl.l‘.rivorna_re.‘ m.vix:i:‘u above vrhere. the tim. u\t'r.nr "cl ‘ land: in pritns hue .- Ml. the central. ii . or: tlueed. ‘ mi: -‘ ‘ aimq; ted everirwl “" ”.".’.‘.“’°i’..“.“. var ta 0 I ll! 10 my tome axpreu word’: ezerre the but oi the alter.» aw. ‘hcrolha run their nu: not nuignbio, by slow seyimpeneptiblo hocrt ii: it. it in roperty oi the the arjuiuing luui. who. or ooaveeiema . And thy I magic: term.‘ may in hailed the ripmuproprietor, in nlg 1»; thin principle it II quite inau- ierial who or title Ailnvian forms II or against whether itlor-nu in thebeti oi mun .-Andwhenah u inlbebodo! I. river :1 to as- vice the eiumml and mm partly on each _ 13-19 at the tisrud at the river ii the lead: on -the oppo- Mlu min of the nverix ax to dlltennt proprim twr. the bland will he lmied aoomllng to the Ol'l¢l:\l!l“lLl‘("I‘d at the river. between the several 1: «_ - I114 - 7 mm cocaine in qeousl by Ohewullor Kent, in his I11 ecrtpticzn ul rnpuian ruhu 8 Kentcom , 3.. 421.120: led. ) use in aubotmuni y rcoortod in nu we next boo a on till: nibjoct (Angel on wnxar L‘l'I\H!('I._'I'1.§I~uliYl0H« » _ ‘inc Luis at this doctrine is toned in the law oi I‘)-lluinl. and, so in u the principle on which ll. rut; it comer . .tin:t'nuy wall be: regimes! in HI us vukd up iiontioss. Tint: principle in than “Lu who Learn incidental burden or an L6 » quiltlmn in entiiivd to its in-eilieaatvil ndvmtsger mtapcqutuitli’. ilaxttha proprietor at I new it and I.) It mar being exposed to the daugrr of ion lion: III iioou. honiidul to the Iioreuoat which in--u. um mum urn tun be xndtnlly honored to it." (~:n- in: re. -arm I-auto Bcheela ant. it, aw ) .-um nm in the principle -wui’ wyly to rum i-.u owner: on tile llinouri river. or owners or itliuute in um midst oi the ileum. not the application oi tho priaeiple. M mule 2: ti Ia Kl xi-v-utters and Judge: ‘to nae-navixatb e ii:-nu. raitnot intuit» to our rest uuhilo nun. The proprietor to! land on ﬂlumri in-rr does not on ad nuoqita. but only to the water’: edge. though madonbtedl still entitled to Whkitzhiflkﬂlmibl may in edged to ill: lend. lleia not. however the owner at an Ilium that spin 5: up in the midst or that amen. irnetim tin is-lzuzo ire on one side or the other at the thread at the river. us gou only to the auxin of the river. la vs. Ruboy. lo Wllhbl 110; it. ii. vs: tselauruun 1 Wuisoe; Yum rt. Milwau- ce. 16 ivailncasol. Karla tho doarlee concern. inxrtrcn deemed eevigeble at the oohunoa luv uimzularr epylloeblo to our ‘riot-ten: rivers. -Thu alucuiue in. that tho rixhtoltoil oi onus otleed tum:-icd by the son or uvixnbla -vruu-1.‘ where the rule ebb! uni ﬂown . extant q~to ' ltlxh~ watcr mix And the thou bola um Mtdlnary hi; wu'um.tiy be recorded an 'Li'oitrm“|Vi4hllt:i:(u“':>i?vlTI' o la 1 ' ud , no -. ‘graded and impercrguubio no-:reil>n‘I'“or': “tho otter. Irv mod by Write!!! on uluvln m mm,“ cl-iinxitiz-la A unldun Illhliapilnu 4,; ,5 “gm, ‘,1 gum mi from one inaleisnq to am) he lollawvcl no dcM:ri.').~ci ; >.y__-‘anti, which slowly or rapidly ru.u'ie (rum atom.-, , .‘ . t the ‘ the: um‘ -':.'z..*.=‘:m.'.'::2 = 19°». deemed not . MIG 500 13 yuurueemere ln Lalo niwmllr ‘slrur hyithe oonrt . in.iu -._tvro_. in-' '“l'?:lbJii°:llhvleo‘we uiornedtb xmhait ‘ta ' I . 1'9 . . - ~7|lINl.5¥. I-Mao: tonne nunhlou irleutzpohgf re! the pitimin vane enililoli to reeover; other-' vr Le B¢x:,‘;:d that misguided on moiraou Ir at.-. ‘ hit! peued . m;l;l‘:do¢d1nt1xmaht in ‘}§r..~.§a.-ua lg: aur 2' w ma éiurmea Jud Vorlrexnid I‘ ufigt ublont. . W2°§.nll<r.£rrox‘.“ .______.______________.. ‘TEE BLODSHNGYON BUDGET. lystcrloue Ho Dl'eeuo-1’ezeonn1~—- 3 '1'Y=8II_klah‘1nz§~A.Conr.cnnlal mm. Ipoetoi Di5DI.ll_L!t_ to the Globe-Deenoeres. - ntooatxxorux. l1.r....Norombe.r:i.—~A ltrusge dinette among uaebcgu in: broken out in the eoum iv. A fume": uuerd Williiim ‘II.-Vlctorhu Ion’ ova: one lmenlred. Fro m examination otter dying. the lungs were loud lined with small worn: about a._a inch long. 1‘:-are are caterulned that the- dinuueymly prove'ver_r di.tutrou.—'- ' "AL 2. Buxenron, Goa‘ tuna ‘exec; mo:-'1 this B:n.u.rx. Mo.. Kavembor B-l.-Tire but. 3 i Sounder: cue vuu decided yceioxrdzyat llootrviilm; Conirxry _to expectation, the jury oonviolegl Breeders, and ho was rcnioiwad to two years‘ in-_ prlmnmemt. - It in rt-poi ted ilnihiu attorney: have moved love new triql. Bulntlcnwn hon: nbdj raised in Patti: county. and the citizen: bnretakej grrstlblueel in the mile: or b.lul.1vr=-aniia. - Ilia in-tovy in an tzventml ohe. . ' , .- lisporu My that destructive-area have been ringing in the -northwestern parrot tliu eauaiy, wen: titeberaed prairies. A town in steam; ' G00l’ﬁIl0l"ll,,_1IXVI rnlieeirom Bcdalu. it turn rawrteapo." ~. 11:. Jan. stewed. ‘l>‘eImty Olrenit 0kirk.vru- Isarruid lattrlgln to. in union. daughter 01' Dr.'1‘.'1.‘;llI}on.o£toieelty. ._' - ‘mm. ’ ‘Any Amotintrof It: in ‘tho Northorxi. . . Lakes. - - D21-non‘. malt. . November 94.-Dhpaiehu: ‘tron Banli_8_t.e._Hario. this htternooia. attte that e. _nevae aeow Morn in loot over. and thereon’ ionri.eexrieebu'Vot now on -the ground now.” The loa‘i,wotRyLeighi_ _d¢-greet 35070 zero. Kn ' Lsiui youortlny vru tvm Inrhu thick. ' ' who canal will remain open until olowl by co.» The steamer lhut. now there. exaeote to go to Duluth usdrrturh to Otevelued. Tho pa.uen.- vo about all ouud ‘running to superior. At Nncklnaw. this warning. the QCIEECQH stood at I-ﬂoaty-two. j,_-’t“bem is eon-‘ nah» ion in theitreiu.-. ‘rise och-ronor - rrneko. vrhieli ._ u Kinceulina, Lakeliuroe inn boon’ reionod; dun-.3: -llriti . no-~ llxhbolvipe, AI Minrroiut . mt lchetier Red vritlbe withdrawn to-marrow. - v - . . -Floating Ice to {lie lallululppl. Ipedu mum. to um Gininegnuauoerxt. . Qtrnsar. luz. . xor,cutlm-"st.-_-‘rho river"-at Livi- pciai tall are inches time‘ yeoiardarnorninmeml uovr strut‘; two feet viz; Ineisea IDOVQ lovr water mark. it run covered with tlneiinrloo ihll morn- lnmnnit has bee ever In ti 1 it work, bniul wank-Scar agiiigntiotrztoga. M as t g AX AD\’ER_‘!‘!5lNG DDDIEIE. Al7'rlt.o IQ: lite Poet \Vho Write; the . - BrstPotY. Itxw Tomr. November 26.-L private latter. roeeivrd hero. iron n iltcrn-y gutlemau. now in London. hey: that the Crown Perlmaicry Cun- puy. at that city, tun oil’-.-red I renrd at too ruinous‘ for the but prim poem: by Engllah. _ aintrrkxndr lllndoo autllorl. an the subject. or the Prim-le of Wilma’ visit to India. to be treated wills reference to the eonirun at tho molest: uni- mclicna mthetlee oi modem life. ' 'i‘l.a vrlk r an that this news will be 0! mzelx tntrrut ioymeey Arne:-tout Authors. and may in date wan tolnondln contnbniloan. whlll: nnut tmve in radon by ihe tom 0! Jnuary. » . - ..._..__...__..._...... ntztvicx T0 nksvmzauox. Blxultr mu-in ma-Bert mom ma Brain: in . _ epoéi-A Dttoetch to the Globe-Demoerti. ' Mclliuitsnono, lu... Normnber :i.—-slmritr Harper vua found this morning dad in his once. ‘rho Coroner lummonotl it iury, and the venue: urn ihot Hark llnrpcr, the dcoeered. came to his death by I pistol that in ma ielt tide, and that said It oi ten ’ leuxsity. ni(i- ma-unity - being centre 1: mac ll ernba_n-uomcsxta.v Mr. ﬂu-per was he in iiigituteun in the county, and was IIVU ncomidcral hopeot. ~ my -no a ummbar ll ~n. Jtudinir’ in the I. 0. 0. 1.. anti they will _taxe'ohu1e_o¢ihoboay. ' . V _ _ r ' m{u.noA'orsrio.‘ . “ '113oft'.. _.t*.'nn£t_ ‘W. Reed _to‘ba said. _ " 2~'lsw.Y0xx. Ifoverebcr !i.—-A meeting at tint xxorsgage borulhelder: oi the Eutern and ‘Wool. are dlvlalon oi tbe_»7l'olegl‘o. Pearls. and 'Weruir xuhvny Company vru hold :_utet-day. The ‘twin tulvmlittd providing for the tin: or tomc- itmi imacd utter has no use axir. In: re« sewn on account oi’ lad: o on-ooention hyltlu human. or than ' rocuritlu. til i ‘it was re- wired to rrocead in ncdiuely with the toreoilw me at the nut marl;-1 as on dtvuion In: this Lenztit oi the nut fnorixiﬂzondhoideu o'nly. .i boundto.~tt:a.r.tn;«iaxan‘,m.na.. ‘rut. mppum, diztrtct ac urn an Wuliln ion ttead. Court‘ error !bo..,int:'crer4oi V?lety{‘rv::'ldeni on'.he:d-baf and '.Ix'£§‘?§ uw.:R°ume.%? g.\“Y‘|‘:I= r-reteaiuiize opening at Uongmmi. »li.Ith its con . cacao! Davol vs.’-Davies: oonniy; one |:xorzD¢moorn.t.l>ei>cer-atho rrspettetman till ‘rzulglyanti jtuyavrerr euosubeilitod on wool prtlu and-«vrilltareveanhble representative: nx.ri vnrilct to .piIi.\tln‘in the‘tnm oi mas-ll 1 mu;_’bce:}l¥;g-l1;i‘nbg:’iilri;eh:i>\°cn‘g.dn°bgr:'by sorvlees cows.‘ 'Polls:.rti va. Plesaxnt it-ll irfolktﬁlﬂlec ' in I I .' .» - . I uuhrctuu PERM % . The Uooiormlxl '1'.-i Won button in Porzugzph, IE1?-.luege :1lAhk' JOﬁei?!o?‘0‘lty tvu guognga. hailunhcro has-oboe: eol _ it mun oi; Iutlliu arponttoayot this court. and I369. bum. _ .gtiq§tei:‘ittherIe‘e“ai;d‘ raga. A--.AT:e°'.w“r°isiarwe. slxnedudex led. «~ r . - , M 9 ii ‘- ' (“Y 5 "-.. . . . ' limci.u‘o 'usocx.\*n xi. . ' . ' ' Thﬁlollomaxutide: oi nsocint‘-ion hero becir 33P4P1*'.i‘3QBA?S- 5l“.?.i';}?:a?T§§££.‘?£u.“§j3.‘?.3.?‘ 5”" ‘*‘"’ . ‘ *-'---~~ : . 'm.1.o I mum is .c . c ‘in -3»-mam .convxcud~—Pmmo !me-- ...... ‘.';.‘...‘:‘:"J...f‘?:‘?‘H.....“ ‘... . _ 4» . .Wo<Idlng. - - - '- turd 1). K llor itudJohnG. llelull. . » .‘ .5 ngoemntmrcn-to tao_niobo~t>unocxu. 0 vllou Oltr. R-Iﬂmd (Comm! 1:8 ohm urn iolilated by his own hue}; chug lindar it; try (arnnd Commando.-.r Iiloomiluld-art-"l others, and LOST Snips. Ugly Developments in Relation to the Paciﬁc nndwaco. O Numerous wmiu ...... out: ... 3:. Lsmronce»-Jlany Litvefllacriilced. Bu Fiuscixco . Cu... .\‘ovu-aber 2i.—-'l.'he 'Vlc« iorln Sln:rmrd,rcooived by ttenmeratyn In en ti- lort will be made to procure the stimliznoe oi the exphtin and crew otthe Orpheus at tluiinqeeot on thobodiet oi the victims of tho mowe dioutor. an-errhtrzg inquiry uiil be made“ to theemm oilheulamliy. t_.’lim-lea Thmnpaon. mu} oi the oqelolthe drip‘ Orpbou. liaaumlo it mm rteto~ moat helote zthotuy rmblio in I’ort mnvmend, which ‘rhnrgu this etptain of the Orphruv irlih -lnvisx been use cause at the oiin-icr. list can that. an nlxiliir; tlao tlyreu ul lhe mama. ha mu emu-ed iy um lmtor.-1 unto to haul tor than‘! a low tainutco alter the captain exam on duel: and weave him in spin -put bar upnvir her 0 rune. Atrottttlxree uiaemkmrn M» be true ikviered by the o.-xpuiit to let her luii'.—vrhieh he did. After this tie on n olpininod Ill intention ‘to apt-at the «tumor, tor w ich nurpow I iifht vru kept dead about until the turn vouch, no ilded.- ‘run the meme: to! red the ship, the to on board atoeotiag cults; an thong I moo lieu» reoduo them. . at he did :32‘ wire.‘ '-and‘ ice on hie: course, utilise .r}nir.cruu coon loo’ >_$9_4Yi9‘l'._4 " H,» ‘;' " y I . ‘.W5°°? '=. _. 1ﬁ;‘\f0n1.I.lxll,. htoviuigg _grg._u ailldaviia talaee at tii.Il'e‘rhnt pe¢'a_oz_i_s who not _d!_15ii'¢!¢_ tor the ' loot-ysuee nusiad erevroi (Elly oi 1Ya«_eo.‘»_ lnrnlab ii full-hid complete wooepr oi. the inlormailon obuiiwi. vlrltieuoe of Leiuuel lit-earn, iruureeoo 581023.‘ also at oﬂxri ottlia ins. and the ’ Oeptain at the Cdculen schooner, vhloii picked up the roman: ed thawaoo. All agree tint the meat trait burned eioer eltbelow Ibo deck of the visual, showing .°::..‘~ 2"; M" pm in lnvyer n .- o it lint anti Item}. J. iw-33.1“: who Ivareottt two .110]! mil-|— , show there true! lent 300 one: or ‘iv never time one ,(_ :..Ig hm! mi,‘ 3- rear» mu :1 -nummini iioarci by on the llregruehcd the droi- qc_:nco.‘xay...u..-2i.—..t.- mgr... rcotéivrdf to-dayhy lion. 1'.l*ex-tin. aintea’tlx:vi' Mu vcueh., an int write any liver, and it is -feared thareziz dttbenecthninscréduo umeiste‘. ran tale. pm an the G-unmet to dis toll tutexxnn iumcdiztetyxorrieten vn prov! , otherwise. :.‘larxe “giant: 0; ihelitxhahitum will be in 1. hate’ The Den’ Deluxe" ht Jefferson cu;-. loeau planner. to we 9tot>¢-'v¢noen:._ .. Jxrrnuox crrr. L(o.. ltoveiiaber .91.-Tin ¢IJ‘u:iicniia.r)' leuere ire opening I bnrineu lure Company. with A repretoeiuive capital oi $100. V mi. Colotcl 8oi.1{iichen is Prmidutt. J. J. Pree- min, isruetery and Troosurcr. and A. Rickey." \'lco-rrelldcni. The catrnime object it _A derlre to carry on»: general minim. aeunmeturl:a;.- buildln: end tnnsyoruilori btulnua at this ylnoo end 8:. Louis. nail ixtliluoeri oh the winter: of the Nluonri and llluiuip lrlrere. To thlaetroc: I - in mm tlele ' 0? in C'i;gnl:3l.crk'a ‘oil:-an 0!-Hill eoeron rfuwa 1‘ we 1‘rior‘to taoc:n‘§;u$§§3g¥'o‘tui;:”'bntm amen Sarotgl: ‘Q01:-t.'thotoIloI'lu: diapoaition oi euev United. stated" ex rel. Heldéhoper vn. Macon A Louis hone rellwa -eomnusy). I) n oim 3enlieh.'rimioherg. Joluuan Ind Print. Carter. C?i|::l'tl!a:?iii7°'§o' tlii -I'uiiilahln': (lam try ‘ ny or , st Si’. l’.onir. Du-ec.torr»,~éhao. 1:. Wm. van. igéléeoittrichuci Rd. A. Lewis.-,Oep|ial. nook. ‘ Aim to the Lawn Oounty ammo mni:—m- rcrlon. A. L.'llloxert, G. 8. Moore and J.0. ‘Day; capital nook. 5'-—. » ﬁll xxw C0it’nf_lTXI'l'iO‘.T. The return: tram every county in the suit on the vote on the new 0r.n.|tltauon.Irobow in.—’l.‘iio two counties only iaekln: the odlclalvoto an pub- llt-hro inure GLonis'mt!ocu'r In-e'Atc.hi5on and Dvugiau. non oillciatlly reporting a.t.ioilB::l: - ' for. Art. K11. rote. MehlIovt...........'.. ...“: lid‘ (20 was Do lan.'...J.............‘l83 83 - nu ' an "Th e giro: I totrilonlcial vote for the new Den- ttltution oi 7635. The lone uudcrtixe llur oi makizgtluo cmeial count hnnonnein . the umo.wtllbe tionbtlcta mm through wt on Saturday at the preheat week. .:_...____....._...... TREACHEEY. Indian lizrcrit ‘rm... shot by .' Redskin —— loatlliilea Anticipated. Wljilixorur, ~,Nn-eraber ’ Ii.-Ierlln '%tn£ Ali.-Ia. Irvine telegraph: Commluibner Bulih tint in an uliercauonwhlch rvzcouily occurred. M Olin- nrrm: Agency. New lfexioo. bCW3U_-I underlie the hand by an lmiieu. and thiit the litter. le sh tiling to «cape, wulhot hovtilluu rnixht be loo in charge otiho taut r wtl:'oviuoe.- In replyﬂuu Commissloac ieloxntp Md mt iollowl: ' ‘ - ‘- Put the u:li:tory euuimitiea in tall ooetml and give them hearty eo-operltion in brlnginglealianl r.oiub5ection." _ v v - ‘ A. Deal! and Dmntr Boy mysteriously ' Disappears. . .» - ~ man Dinvetali tothdatooe-Deuoern:.., ‘ ’~ .uc1:r0avn.i.z. ILL. . November 2-i.-Itllatvorth Krwiran, e pupil at the Illinalr suio lmilitttiou for the rzdocatlce oi tho Doe! and Dumb, at Jeer- Iotaviiie. 1 boy twelve vumold. tan mpterioosiy disappeared from the institution, and cannot be round He in ntnrraIrrait~mInde(i boy. When iao dlaapr-mrui he wore n dark unit at clothe: nuvitcvi.".\“rurm:n." . llia dinppcareuco is en: tirtiy uaacmwntnhle. Ami, 0! course. vet mneh to tho tstarcr-iuiontioui of tho iliuuon. l~‘aete.r \Vili Swing. Uotetai DL'i'Iul¢h in tin‘ aioz>_o-'‘ .. Wnixzxrox, 310., Ngvemtior 2i.—-Tho one at , the Slate cl alluonri ‘A,-.almt Wm. Foster. tor the in nrder-oi an rrnlmovrn pegre uiaxt_ox the an oi but August. Ira: concluded thin evening. The jury. miter twenty m|rmttI' dlil“}EP3lI(1n, returned rivet-dict oi guilty at mur.1r.r- n ‘the lint degree. ted by W. 1.. Home . proooen . and mat. .< Dryden. is St. Louis. and delta ed by inure. Stewarta Dyer at ibil vueo. Tho prlaoncnru sentenced to bolnrscd on January it. ~ - ‘ anxiety Bayard C>exnruandery'0rgenizod. ' Spatial Dlaohvch to the Globe-Democrat. HAltRlE0ll\'lLL!2. 310., November :i_.-Iiayerxl Oommandrry. No. :6. Knights ‘reiapbu-. was eon- ttiiuicd this evening. by Grand 0 mmander Jolie 0. llioomilrid. utinied by 11, P. Gny And John R. ration. The Command: , iua nearly any members. rocrprising many at the bout ottlzenr at (.31!!! county. Alter tho orximiutlan, I splendid tum tact tuna given. It which rpcoeiaaa were undo I very plcuut evening war enjoyed by all. . _ , The End ofllllurdorer. "' LOUISVILLE, iiovambcr 2i ~—1‘rcoIoaly .iwo month» ago. J tcoh Renter. "oi Sew Albnay.» triad to burn hie vriia to death. - but tailed. lie thoni murdered her. "and "tor-ma lsia mu wlndpipe. lle lingered" on the m.."o¢ death ior ..m.i weeks um: improved. and ilnllly it run uepoonod tan bu! To day he endeavored to than this rvecrerc ti. throat the I110 doctor that am mu I hate in his «:1 I nickel. and tell over dud. . . _ » - _ ‘lilo Blue med the'Grny.»' _ _ Rr.w Turk. Novrmlicr Ri.—-A movement II in loot in l’7xi':tdclpoiIi to uauaiiln A large number at Soldier: oi the late war it: the oily. ll route" limo during the Cuxtuulsl year. it it yroxaoievlto lure both vim Korthnnhnd southern armies rep- luomu he the Writers Klein; Ind )(t.hIrb.otixtlxig= \ ‘Glitch! F956! of their rank and lie it-om era.-y Suite in the i at-on. the purpose being .to about to thdiirorlﬁ I! a fact that murnrho were in tune a that «oh mizcr, n in rear: sgo. are sour Mi 2 in outa- i»ntlr.¢ the one hundredth blrthdxy ot 18¢?!‘ coaxi- mr. and are invited by I nplrii oi patriotism and ieelin; oi comma uatloruiily. . Liv: Stock‘. - Bvrrlm. November it -4:Jeit1e—IMeeipu to- day his hand. Kane: anti nnciiloarz Iartrazw ectiom maddprir:-s mciutrged. Ahout all tire shipping cull: unsold were Dhlppld tent {or auto; $0 head w_ero dlapouvd oi. Mice oi inclines oiterv. ringing from 1 neat-21.190 lbs. at St non I 87- Ohio amen. roaring new l.i.t3. l xiita argue: &t3§R5 isaa rm; comm: he at so Indlmati-Booemin loot iaoeizesci. Mlrh ior cumin Mooxodpend ulrij satire. melon on-.ri cnxiinr re: yule at stmnglut ‘-er-ii‘: uotl one. - it-’rm.m aiump ramme- mnrd, or rem-as Ho «mm w¢e9:‘squ~ttt.lelI. mu.-.-ma (lnads lamba and l tooheld woua-u Dlittp wrre is sacred oI.ilmtv_naiorit tlrtlnicutera undo. ararrnmalauoeoldg Bog‘.-rot Mieiltxnzs uhcrp. In-i:flIg tr: Ia.¥Mi5.‘.‘l: Indiana the:-.vv._ art-2:15;; no. as $4 73: 89 M. at H 1’-5: Cu» Iltmbontts ﬁﬁﬁ 4035 50; (319341 nee utiilaﬂﬂ. ox:-lleoeipu today. this be - 1?lbl‘)-Bilipg‘ me<_:e;’u‘i:l I¢HI.I1N'YoIleriMIhJ stir; Eoodqr. 1. .:en iaoﬁliw. with new Iv oﬂerlur-{QA-'0 heulqhf I 1 xiii-cl! clsuged Mruir vre qI.3to'1’erker-I, $7 $531 35: ;-iﬁ-.;1m¢1 30'; a his lot: mixed oomrn.-nu nap .0 1 . mnmtonx. Xovrnbov N.»-—CAitle--&(Ar&et dull and price: Menu lover: vary but $6650’ gunlnty tad-ozrsncdinea orgood hit qo ' 7zi;on1in¢:y ll: 1:0: tr-out otulzs ‘ 3- 200. demand at 1. ’.‘!Jtrlir'll§f(‘l';:cre§ttvet.. _ _ Kxw T0li,'Xofe.bb&l N.‘-BGCVOCE no and we rmpltgyea in the vniour aasnutsctortu '0! limit Aivoofea :ooc_lli.ln Amsterdam;-thh Mate, ere» on -1. strike paint the reductive at ten per out out their wxgrn. A nmiinr redaction mu nude I fear weeks ego. ‘nae mill owrcn ray they Are nettle eocoutmeo huainruln the prone: Mme oi the muiet. voice: 1 around reduction is accepted. Stine mine have lint: (ion. and may are not open snail) this ercek. Quito it eumber oi (coma ayrratcurkl are on am stnte (or true: claimed tor ovuw r .. ' ‘nee milvvsukce Whisky Canon. 1ltLw.u.'au:1l, “'15.. xovcmber ti.--"l'.he euea .‘t..'.i:*..?F..‘:‘:::.:'.::.‘£.':.'.“:aP:,‘,'.:.*i:! .1‘.i‘:”:$.‘;":.“i‘.:“f.3*°£”‘¥.‘.‘I?:.‘”..zt‘.i‘§::?: -‘;:.'.*.;?.::::::*;"s*.'.:':::-“° ..:'*.:::- W -I-"”:° .=:;=:;,M° W-m.'~ M- r ‘“.‘;.‘§.’“.F‘i€f—’.?f:’:..'°'..’:°.£?'.l‘:‘..“5.L?'{?.‘." lgrﬁﬂcnungm :$’x§§’x‘i‘;‘?.‘3‘.‘:.$2.‘i‘.i'.‘i ::;:.::‘.;'..‘.‘i.°...‘*‘.:=.‘;;':.';::,::,.;-_ snow =w=<=m~- '3?'..Li£'*€:‘.’E;€."”is‘§.‘1.§'.’.....‘.’.?.‘;1i’.‘3.°.:“§€; '; _ 5 ...._......_,...'.... _. -- 't.tJ.P inougcri-r'ne-veulmrhtot $16 .' )0. ' "Ah‘E‘ur°F1.°°.gw”°,‘°-a‘ ia::l‘l:¢‘olv‘::.'(::::h3.:.t:z?‘ . hurtitoyio M: lieoto races-l ninusgrr nu I meseivcr of the Ohloago Dlltllllux Gttnpany. . _ . The i-fneitic Slope. . .aAx"rm:scnco,-rtovembcr’ :c.——amor ma H. Xernr. at Los Angles. wu*thre1_rn from -n’ heuyandklllod unity. llevnis I graduate oi Wo:tPoirt.iind served on the shit at court! mxaruzinim man. "the ltaxleln Oonrnl_ hero ‘hid 'rooeiro€l"telc-f nmrirona Ibo atexlcuz llinliggr at Wuhiagton I auxin: the rt-Bert: d annexe Custom: 00 actor Shanon hu reoéivel ot- tlcre ee.rcdm:e Ulllwll-hDtl§_Q Iipotlal niuen per 2. . ' uilrlvﬁd-.6hlp Aiiee IL HIM‘, It-om New ‘fork. Laborers Badly l'lc_eded.- _ Fort scan. Kn}. xdmnimai —-rm demand tar Sort Scott cool in lu-xelyln exam at the sup ply. in connqoehce cl a roireiiy oi mm... and icseutcu to an-lp. on; and haul the cool, while: oihersleert no complaints: oi A nurplau otistus-.' srs. no hundred Iwtnoreuetthaanube ubralnni sue wunlc lnuxaledlatcly by the rim"-tram oolti oomprnlte ol for: Scott, and em mt rexnlA°' -ark tar xiv-vriowr. Iﬂlbolfii onto! nnpioyumut at other plueawoulxi dovrcllrio «Ono to rm :L0tl. , Kenna: Cilv ‘Live Shook. hoods! Dlroasctz to the Giooo-Democrat. Kamua an-r. llo.. November :l‘.—0:tlle re odpta. 71‘: head; ltlxippcd. ism haul: driven out. 196 head. Market dull l.nc_|'dng:ing for allbnt ‘hr-ai"pr1K_'as. sales: attire 01-173, 3: too: lo‘ 111-; 13: do tire. ntterv. n 506: no; Ooior-ado corn. :2 ' . . 325$. -Hogs-r 93 held; driven out. 936 . lhirkrt atrldy end. may ‘native: yeelteu. 568036 '13. sheep-liethlrezdono. . ' V \ 2 _ _ Recoptured. ‘ Dinueh to the ﬁlo!»-Deuoau, ._ rout Wnrsus. nu). . November zit.-_—l<niler and Allltomjwo ol the «caved yrlaoncn. were loud to-my is it home In the northern Mrtot the town. ’1.‘l.~ry were In bed. But): hm iuicliuu under that iirnae. huinre of without any rulrtuee. may say tiv 3' got out o jail at loan. but did not me» aged In getting over use _\t-all till 2 o‘cloek.* They ham to take on‘ all their outzr Tcletiiaer to "get through the mall aperture nude lot their ¢_e0:iPO. ' ~ The National Grange. ‘notrrxvrxns. Konmbur Bl,--at the ocular: oi the National Grange to-day. the romlnha cal oer: '_IRl’¢ elected or loilotrn: l’oteo_u.'Kr~a. Goddard.’ in n . an Mia r - §‘2.”t‘.’.‘.£..‘5’é"i§i.'.....é’.‘§it.. Em. §i‘1‘:i. :.o."i.$.3i’:if.:- Tbeoemmtueenp lntodto nxethe marriage o‘:.’rcr$onioi. up ti tdvu-:3; were mar Vlrginlo 1’olltie.:. WA5ttrst7'l'0l¢'. Novunbe} u.——‘1'lie ellbrt to re-_ o -genius the ltrpuhllclle party oi Vir;lnla.by (union with the lndhpoadeau and Oouorruivea. ‘inn raved I. allure. It is said bﬂproaaiezet Ittpobo Ecann or that Binte tint-the) pnbliosn party. an IE ornenlullon. bu nowsart in thin uaaveuient. and that-vthrre are not two: men in tlieontlr~o- sine oulaldo the mall U4v‘W‘h0 pcopoottt it. who give it their nnetlon Denth~ot.'_Wm.~E. Astor. , New Your. November. _2l -'l'iaa’ -Srriixir Pout announce": tho tlcsill ‘oi Wuifil. gator. ' ‘ .' . mznormo; nvmsmss. ,-Diapaiehu report the tea in the coast on loch met at Little rain. to“ at mm, mi About in! 'nchth|ok st xlohnvc ir. Boots oauot ‘non. -‘rho canal Liehiao _a'od_ Montreal 31'' blotted with lee.’ A number bi‘do1rn'I'erti bound; trade will have to vrietér ail.-teh . : —-The 15.:-_Jn'e Jeekey Olnii heidﬂxneeung yo.ticr- . day. In Ioeordeuee with thetlallrep oi the outage- ot tlieiwru-1 sad the (choral eentlmut oi‘ tori-5 ittul. WI lourdnllh thee 1| poetp mod till voiixlstg nu. Pools olf. _ ’ , _ v ‘ v-llerrry lleinoa. of Allagheny City, was drowned» on’ the "Alias Bro wn. ht Loulavlllo. Tnoidty night. ‘ The body in not yeti-coover1rd.' _-The Arlahau Home yutcrdrvpauod shin iexlntall deg: 31 per head. and tboseuta posted; A joint raolutlou tor alljoummcnt tine die on the mom at December. , ‘ r ' -A)‘oll-oer dividend oi iS_pcr out. will be 1ul<l_ hxorodltorn or the first Xntldinl Bank oi’ \Vnli~ in: on in‘ Iiccunbcr. which will men the para moat: amount to 76 per ocot.. and ill: payment wtlinctbeqnealono. . . .ﬁ. - Bpoclol my.» rnoxegranqh.» ' .r°~:.r.3*:'*:- :2-2: "".'.;’.°"’.3i..3:.-;i.'.:"°.‘,'".' .e-we . . to . . — . _ P-.2‘.-..*“'"..‘-""*:;.:.'°.:":.°£°...°‘= ...... ..., ' tmuu;~u'. Cinc:i;»§(aitBnl_ pm. L5crl;iy;lllo.’ xniaza‘ 0 In. ’ 6‘ . . . ' ::s«~u§i. ¥:....’.m.. _I D. it. Don.\rt3<l-’;G§‘vZrnor. in . . ~ rlolo ~ ' f."""'?”'..‘i"%‘.‘23‘.l»“' i‘«'.‘.‘. ‘§“" "’.“"§",."‘.‘.’.“ K‘ P yt ghiddyviiie. Kath-' iteeg haw _0r!v-uu. 6‘p. 1a.: Orleans. p._In ' . licd Oicnd. Evansville. p. in. River 1 loot 8 lr»chu.er.d rlnihx- Oleiir. lrtcrnurflil do . - lxiimnita. November at -lliver eta on-try; varratlrer 0.‘:-at and cool. obou. abet- lorit. New Oriana: Mlnneola, Cincinnati. Cticcimntri. November 9l.—1'ho rlvrr hu rieee rapidly tluririgtite ui_twenty_lonr honnmovr )7 int l inch. um ing1lnehpor.hour;-weather aim: and cold. AXl'lYPd—:3MpporI' Own. Evans- vzlle; J. W. Garrett. Wiiuilngz Robert Mitchell. New Oriuu: Nuhviiin. ‘rennmooe river. Do- ;‘;l’1¢I3-.’3h§pf0l’I‘ Own. Evansville; J. D. aster, amp :. - , ‘ l.ut.uavn.t.n. Kovetnber ti —Wr.:iher cool and clear. Amvm-'rnrner and - ltuunmt. -Cinoiu- utl; llhndu. 5:. Louis. Departed--!‘nrncr, Or- loiiua; use-tmit,. lit. tools: lthohcia.1’il£aherg. Rm: killing; 7 Incl 1 inrhae in canal; 5 teen in lies on tails. . l"n ratxxa. l‘1i..' Nﬁvrmber it -liirrr 8 lost 3 innhie drinip . Weather clear and coal. Do- rmi- mm: rgitam iur Cmoiiinsti. I-zwuciivttur Juovrm r Veathe: elect-. hi’;-irisry iritlgfl. Ieo {armed this morning. The river in rising. with it 8 .1iHoet'ion gauge. .Uv- tl-.-orxe Roberts. 12 in : VIM. smelt‘-9.3 in il- novx n-—llo0ln. it tn. ; Morning Star, ftp. ta. ; ldle— 'vula.llp. in.‘ Ilnlioeuvrry dell. ~ .' . Raw 0nL:txa.'- Rovcvnber_ at --Arriv¢d—(l!en- eta. BI Louis. rice!-June! lleunul Md dtutvi mt nedxethz clhertrei iatontu :.".:::....-...i. ’ . W - it-« iueiztui by ihur ludlzg generals, and by thaw (ludur. 12 boats up. ittvtr nm 9 incitu. lﬂneoelptn am. .3» dull A 1. at 535.Lx:8t— . ._' ’. .- v§ra;:¢c5%.i;},mr’:s3f.___“§ - (mvetioa. ‘ ‘ wu-eheitre_bn1n¢d_hcre this morning. Jm, ll. Iinnde. Hemphin. The--B. 3 Lu run on] : here: u ll:-yin 'ueule- and unmet: A look. re-A Vicl£BD§u. ' Xdrcaaber N."-’D.wi:-'—!.t'uie~ SCORCKEB S. Considerable Artiﬁcial Host to Offset the cold Snap. douliagratlam or his znliude in Various Sections of the Country. Pom Knox. MIC“... ltovemlier lit.-'rho mill oi the National sure Company, at this piece. owned in llitrtiord. Coma. . was burned this moni- texl noon on building. machinery. and snack, 1:15.006. Inauraneo, 335.000. . urns. Pox? Knox. Micrt.,~l<ovemb¢«r ii ——A reviled eettsnnte or the lows on the Sntloui sure nu: photo, the moon: 9,: $5,009. lit): insurance at 330.0617, dlitrihlited as lollmrl: Black lliver, et wmmu-,x. r.. -at.:oo- fir‘ naoemxau or . ilndelpiiii. I-.... :1 .360; ftmeuoug at mud.»- hl‘ "1 $0‘ 3‘. rill! Of 3‘. 1'5“. in!" $1 ' ;irvr'aaEn‘n Find. at n hmcmso.-:t..i-Xi: rig! auhueriour ot lord. of Ilxrtfo:d.31.u0o; Genoa . New ‘!orlt.°:u.00Ci; Manon. ol Ute:-.lnnul. :h,oio;. lntiemti lhzttord. Oh. it ' Kiowa ed‘ '(ow‘.t‘sr¥.8',too. l'haal.t'.ot llrooiulrn, 1.309;» ilorthvrreternt Nltlanel. at illlivmbee -. 000* New York ‘Darrel, - Si may Pmvid $1,500.’ ' Dcottish ﬂaw; int." ' tier-4.; . ; '1 us! r.m§3§*w<’ . on we its con; we as to‘-larva: . -3:2.{.a.'o; 31'.‘ I W} 1AuIn.§1.00°31f1ﬂ‘¢!!'. yllouyizie. ii.oo3;" :83: £~‘.:541fkt-=ce..!-.00°- - _ nfciieeniort, Pm‘, ' , ' ‘ Pn-nmrsc. m.. Novelatser :t.—l::.rly thin. sorting 3 am occurred at Kciteurpgrv, ‘PL. which destroyed an bitilllinnonxllrkat street. near the Diamond, owned by June: lleedrtekoeh, J4.-he Aliriwrami and U. 8ehooller,& Bron. book- Itllert. 8chooilor£ Bros.’ ion on buiidlog and stock in: 37.000: insnrxnms si,.'a:)i). The total inch is uilmtiod at $13,001; iauinteoo about Q0,t‘00. Albion, Pa. spun! Ditpntrlt to the Globe-Democrn. ALBXOII, Pa . llovu-nber :4.-—‘1'ho troolon kao- toiyudvrarcrooen belonging to T. Thorninea Boa. at thin pineo. was burned last night, tmratiner wt .1. lute amountol wool and lneouflcturwl rnschlno . no. boa estimated unmooa; no internal». he tire is moponcd to-~.J_.»e tlte work otan lnoemilxry. - - .v 'Cheinmne," til. _ _ Ciunlixn. Il.l:...2\'oron:bot' Si»--‘l'l.zer'a 3-rtin _ 1 _ Three tneighttltttndulrrga quantity of humor ba- lm pI:toRlet1.Broo.Irue.lzo harmed. Au: u hi the considerable damaged. uatun wzialb agrnlzvrrpviyvuuped duuuecoo. I/tuna, tll.'Bdo Chimtgo . Cincloo, iiu... Kpvcroher ll.-Aﬁre int:-can .9 use to o'eloi;k this running" pertmly destroyed plalml street. tanning demote: on building and machinery to the extent of Iuaarosi. Oenunoqne, .0ai:urlo . Galuxoqtilt, Ctxlina, November sI.——Tbe at tcuire woolen mills owned by 1‘. Oookﬁiurnod Lninlghi. Loci sameco. ’ ‘file: mmorzm. List of tho ‘Perllee phoned with De- frotgdlug the City on the Street: im- provement. - The outlet ledictnl u in the eirttt nncadniulz iegring by the county‘ grand jury no u lol- ion: Gobi‘:-in Sytrun n 3 ad 0 At-«nuke, for drnvrleg iron: 01! City Trtluury $1,168 Li.- I-r maeuluu Irorkclumod-to have ‘LCD done in the Third Ward. Iturn it In all: i that but lion vrau dun. Put ltnmbrtv-it. ‘Um ixugrun A-vi U. Aremiea rinsing ii ,1!!! 9.4 intend at raw {or nlmllu tori: done in the Hun Ward. Alstllllli Orrtaiuui eamnei Turner, drawing Stat. 57. intend otuco. tor work done in the H.|;blh'WIni. _ A;1‘§uatntOtrialand Jlrnae similar. lnr drew-“. in; 73¢ 1.’-. into at: ca H.300; and Au:-nun: ‘Octal 2'. vueaadchuiu Lyman. si..'.um _lmi.nJ «sumo; purl Augean: Oeriel and Samuel ztmzu, aims. for work? in the min rhni. . . - . _ . Auntie: Ocrtel, Donia Oortaah and William ‘Gauche, srntsoe, instead! or $800; and Oar-tel cornea and Bum:-i 'l‘nrn¢-r. $1,933 to. instead of in wax done in the Eleventh Want. ""i°.:. John Sillllfil, J. o. mama ted \Yli1‘nm Girotko. tordrewle ilﬁligiv. instead o_: $1.000. '°"°'““b° id inc cl rrocz-till I . I on 9 or. (I vouchers. were tor (aye month at gaptlmber. only. betltie chimed tins: eniao trials which new te1o.|1ireodnr|x4¢thoJ:nuu'y term at the eezrrt one .oe will he manned showing tint chase overdruﬂe. orithe uury have been zoiruz on for H'VEl’ll yearn. The tiaiomianu ere contractor: tor. not overseen. Ami lrupecton ot. an .W0!kCX\ ii.o oirutl. They have barn held on ucural recognizance: to apron (or trial. .____....__._.._.... A !1ynl'.erlo_u'n Oécurrenoe. Lat’ saiurdey "evening, «line 355'. .1. P. Voilokcr was walking lion; Blxth street. between to a renlininzsoaaooi the uncertainty or locomo- tion by hula; A deal fall iipoti hzr, crtuhing her to the ground And breaking her right leg. He: i:_u_‘rband chanced to be near It Med. and taking her in at carriage. lml her eonvoyod home. Dillon: tliarta, with commendable :.oel,_en<luvore-l to learn iron: the rvaxtiee who they-wore. but oould .tind"cnt, nothlex. -‘rho 1:‘:-it-the ieairuhaeni oi iteeitrrr—yur toned tu_ be the property or ilr. L. D.l)ern¢roo.udImmr<iia1ciy,.. “ ., iu assault neon litre. Voucher. oeoapiod 3 mutton in hie oinumieo. ion xmz. sum Street. Howlieune to be the noun o_l lrln. Y '_a rnuhep in not known; ———-———-o-—-———-—- - . - Supposed onleldo. _ .__-_ About noon yummy. the hodyof an unknown man wu loigml on the river benkyin’ therur oitbe nuhm Hume. in Lovrcll, by Baniee1‘0iuu'uld Ohariri Gibson.’ It was tslncuto meﬂﬂh Dtrtrlnht Bunion, where, Uoronor Dudley ‘vie annotated. r rein M found in the calorie oi the wait. the doccuu ave been Angus Asi- rirru. Jipparrn y be wnwobtmt eighteen yeove old. no not dream! in e du-kooat end vest. bruit.» and white plaid puateloou. red mam oltirt.-tmnrh straw hu‘hnd.whl'.e-cotton , marlml with the initial: "X... J.". from every .1 auoreuo oem. evidently intended tor none gun: Jroman n Iviaieh a liopcteu love and I. inn rim: it-rtra in-«utter were warm at it in pmwm gaid the deceased ounn mm Jan: bynu own in e. ' - -———————¢o—- . . Cutting Alrmy. ' .' V l\lotti'."30 yesterday‘ morning: almenliyoo curred at the corner oi Ninth and Chrissy Menu. beivreexrirhornu Oaifney and Paul: Road, in which the laittr Iialrbul hie wtagoaizt in the let: Abdomen. Du. Yu-well and Leo attended to Gntmry. Ana pronntuiccti hia waited: at rather as urlnul nature. na.-ed ouapcd. The name oi the trouble VIII riot reported. ‘ sunutmlit. Jacksonville. Rabat Baleltrln. lmlietorl for forgery. was trim in the Morgan circuit Court Tuevtiay. toned guilty. and tenlenoul to the reuizentiary ior til: min of one year. . . W. _l.. ltuululnli. ot lhla county, rained seventy- tlve lore: ( 1 corn the put wumz. which yiel.ll:d at it; but as per acna. . €319.11 ouvtllo Txtrnvcrcin will hold A select puirbop at their lull on iturth hlain air-eet this crcmr .- - .- Crerg Darn. John lllckx. Wan (lronn ea»! Wm. Fletcher. seniihoezi to the Paulo ggﬂtttz nu mun“ tit‘ Co I Jul here .. n vrereoonv role a nnv to u.«'smu.'» mtg»: It Jollat. by ‘Julie: umoil and Sheriff Dunlo TBGHXI)‘ night. One: Churtll. ntntl l.'re.byiorlan. and Wu!- iriinlcr Clmrch will unite in a. Thanksgiving sermon at Wutmlmierphureh to-day. ltev. Dr. (X: at will prruii the sermon. luv. Wm. ll. lrlilimm. the blind prueher, who came to Jacksonville from the But Aiev day: ago. in conzuzcence oi the zluth oi‘ his lather. deo prncd for lacuna Tuesday ulghtmaitlaer he 50¢! to ml uornelceiurvs oivalxurnentl. ‘ - llumllrn ztte rented to (once u entrance to Mr. Ilobul (3. Johnac-n'e rrsltieneo on East Stain vim t, Tlfftlly night, but hero/A they sueeio-led ‘in their purpose were mxblnzed away. wzrinpn D I. um cu puaing. They cut sure? I number oi .35.. new onvlmlow-blind boture luavlnx. » ‘rim 1'01:-onloo will be closed to-thy alter 10:30 3 m. , - 'll~e pr-errata to Mr. and lira John It. D.’Yb)"D', win on o married 'l.‘ues<iny cranium. vn\:o“n liner-I qunnntl tl-gent. Borne wry nu-u mil costly. ' ~. linen. J. ii. and )2 W. Cuii{. ol this Mnatv have nut purehued three ii) on till innr Brvuiérz town. - - . ‘ '1’net~anou:.tiho tour Protaou-it Uhurnims oi Jun-yxiiie. on Bcuuiity int exoltuzg-d peipiti. The .lrn¢y,(.‘ottr-ty Agricultural society own lair gronmfa. with iuuprevenienia. valued at 320.0(1). end uI‘obet!il.'0.. . A can at rfrnou llnlrlarin. nt«Whliehr.ll, dial oi couutlre chill on illiuiilny lut. Mr. J’. l... ltttuu. oi aiuncizuicr. and ma. thellottriuxsedfefdntlllui A. rub" on Dec» ~ x..:;cu'uua's:.aimtaa |treeta,shevru brought y and,‘ at '.i‘..ower Prices ‘tihtin vevc‘-.r‘bel‘o;re oi‘fo_re¢1. — Liiiimiliii oi lh).MOVxMI t . ‘Ira. P3103 02:’ 3mm. Veil!!!-~O¥!on.o¢ «.... am»; 3 liettri-ck',4lie:l' at iiw‘ _ i?i_nn.a tour dam ago. ’1x£o'f33e'St‘§e« 3.6'lhof¥ﬂi§' ion 2:. at mouth R4-r. 91.3. 5 Yinﬁlf icdn£1£oLiitere~;=.(,’a.i.. on the 1iutem'.ee"’s:.t cl vrillvroush * 1‘ z‘m3:.x. 3 fhunnﬂrihx Iertaol to-may Cbvrvh, Priunbu )9. N. Clark. of . Ill. . . guano county. toot xix laoitdoi’ enitio iilictl la)’ on engine. this «tho M; Mr H ’ A . (.04.-ii 1' To . lilo. cwﬁtor oi the Llieiiﬂ-ltd and ,!!->v.l:(ori.l')!siii‘l:iily rewnmt Iron: a I Plimst The for DOOE . Gnu. cures, but tamer MSG. ‘--j xunvina, :12. Bergen. of this 3» port {or sum» our W. 5.! uilucut OVEN), onto! Kn. Dr. Lynn: '2'. Goodecr took place from [M II. E. Conrail Wcdoeodl iAfM!t‘~ tnmfnlic (ﬁend mg: ihlnleth 3 Dr. 1:. 5. xii-amt; of Oct?-‘slit. LN-M. now in Row York ailendm;'lee- a inedlou tttéezit unﬁt Or. soon) at on an surgeon on 5 ﬁiﬂlsf Kgd. and ‘rlllggva that an hater to very or this oriunty..le¢tovfrlg:hhln lastly tor avzuttorena. 3 . a re! it died 0.6 an I 1 - uxnm ..."'u3 sltfloct . at ‘him 0 U. ‘MY oiztmmuo. no tau hm , hit §:‘th“lo‘:’e:nty- upwuda ct torts’-nine you-I, one emu. '..‘2gg.~g. . or e a an meet his hernia!’ u l _ as speed and upright ‘Dali-ii-'o£‘un‘tzlobe_z ' ‘ ""‘f.”’ >01 ntthe 3151!. of ya .'t)fir§I- Urn ‘ﬁwghw :v home, two A Mwient '~“:§?.§°”‘m:.“mm" “x;"$l’.::3'u°‘" ......’&‘.‘:"f..‘.:*.’.*‘”".....z"""*..l.«,' *°:r.c the vpnmvdime we allt::‘?.«‘votezg-3:5,, :8: 'x-'rm»m «S: {E 'l.8l;ilt¢).ﬂ:.V._1ce4ezar‘rrmxs4?*r2eaeﬁt. smears: '12.-a;_de slate. Jlitlblv‘-‘!'3t0il3l'H§§.3.. Woivmﬁwﬁlrsmcnouml at 9 °"”¢<’3‘~"'i‘*.°4'1!*' 9° !3|I!I'1'1‘Ii'-4!‘-".«..‘1"1il<ss't1-l;t'ri:ll.1‘sr2t llrlsr *4 Owstvécrtl. Clio-him scones. " , Dqhﬁéeﬁéri. 3’r'Ms. a tram. imam, “'3 '~iW“- ’3‘==,"*‘4-Zwebmrrieriu. t.acuZLo«i4,s'*m¢ (lu.ra' rsumiuumlgeloom. i§n.£a.omg. tlmwm. mrawu. lloii-in’ amt: wl ' VI,'{l’l:‘l)O2€. 1'¥Ll:% J: (33. Boom. Shoes and 35:-oggzams. YILIDAY )rlOI:.‘s".':i’t'i. linramtur 26. bﬁllaninz st 9490 o‘rl»t><k. (lair nerolar ate clsy 9:3: weer 22:12:; T7131 ht?’-‘F!I>i_t bay. to poll on Ind 11 an oixgsm‘. lay- out or noon we anon. <uii.ih2><le lot in trade am: the 1-r-ewe. We 1-it-er 2:: thin axle large into; M asap‘ a:.>d(1'nl‘.(.m.*.'ii went. The 2109: xx! Ls-tier‘ no ﬁn». re‘ gout: lever; lugs and will en.-erred. WIIIEDON. “l?'l'Ll§1t. 3: 09. BY 0. Jo $06.; lliwoonutvﬁn lhtroooh 8 Dietary), emu»: as!) (moms.-10);: utwitun. to; am out tam"-ire: mm. aroma. xt7i1!‘>0<Ii3......-...... ..........,J.Mr.iemu., ziwxlu rrslhr 5de'_L'l’8te;rIo mi tau; Dry g ,3“, I.e':i:u' no Genie‘ E“ ‘ ‘tax t}¢er1.x,9tong,s.g;;.;.. W "M "sure-ion» Pic’-on tco-£5. Jenn. Tull: Ltnehi. 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St. Look. ‘Dcccuher 13. 1t3'fi. _ -glii-H:"'=' .3»; ' .":m.‘s rt" mum "“ *.';;;. _'......, ;:.v..:°..“ .9” *3 D2‘. ‘ . mﬁomqon Khoiid u'l:c'tbii m...u‘.e._.'»: roaming; ’ Z1500 anal.» ueuury foals. alter are. mulled , ac-zeta. should not delay. I: ‘Dr. ﬁbrmon‘u ‘nag unlined .tl:ae watt. Louisa united. oaiomasoum rmiuc. fﬁl: In ....-.. gem. ll me. 2-mini at- . Thou Irvin the edizntry ran rt.- ive trurnent and re vii riser turn for home on the saw: dar. M N that tiled. Micro he! e£Nu1Fi’§‘”AFﬁ'ﬁ’éAoiT,E_ From 'tha'Fa '_ ns.Co2«1loi-leis of Pcnusyltnnia; old ‘by .1115 »A.n- tlxruclto Coal Association. .120 Olive street. . ’ . Death’: Deluge. The ﬁoilmriruln the list of harm permit: lneed during tic ii:t_1crir~«lx’..-t been by the am: at the Bond of Ikdthl . Knew. Lu. ‘ 353113. Ft-rdlrlud V. mod¢!....... 2 yurn....tfr.ite.t stun. Jun. lirulmnu l:n'tv~1 istuee. Caroline fun:-.37.... izuclead. iururoib Dud¢t.. . Tow !nlllrnvMrth.... . 4 y ted (Iva. . Mn :3 l'.l.tm Jordan . June: 1*. 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ROSKXIHXIL BY REED, CLARKE it IAULXXER, Gilt!!! lliiiiztitrl ll! coulxziel onmerﬁixtla not neaut streets. 1;, rnrnnr at A SATURDAY. lforztni-at 72. It 10 o'2lo«-k. lax: IIJC 0! furniture. Imurollou 3004:. etc.. ctr. HELD. CXAKIZ A YLULKIEE. BY 11. ‘W. BEOLASKI & BRO... GKKIBAL .u7c'rxo:.'xzr.s.‘ ztec. 8 ualinlsoctvc ymaunm. —‘. Bazularuul-3-2-_'nuda~ tnursdenn-tilnttn-en. *".“"7i»;a“aa2.. ...-5': - - DE B4198 GRAND OPERA HOUSE .nrna.v. xomqsuzn. Ins. ‘ t 1|’! ' *-===::'.;:= ':.:.*'=.....':*.::'.*-....."°°.:.’f*‘“*°* BARRY SULLIVAN, tupporiecl In’ the Tlikulcl tctof. J. F. CATHCART. .hv'dtheGru'd Oren-borne Com an .wtzovil'l eo- fgt in 1 urged o ioxlllento and aura piltyx. 1-ndav. Isa-venlocr Me}! an R.e.nk.in Combination. GLYJLPIC THEATER. 'l’lius(sy. !£evm.bct 2g:}W\J l'et.'or:h:n.:eI this Grand Thanksgiving Dtatluce. Doors open at l‘o'eio€kt port-rrnnoee ceznxunccl st 2 p. in. nrl-.‘\-axing. commence‘ us p. as. v “at 31.01.1131 mu-un-.'x s.-_x'runn.a.r. l rile l .l Arturo Y‘? I: V gonna‘): gigtvtr‘-nn?.::.'£E)§rt. D? P.mll?:\u».-rt-iinlst‘ romeo hr .1. C. Bloﬁrllou tho Olympic Dnmag ’. . iiiiiigiaiiiicn. 505 North‘ Fourth Street, E1 Have all their Doparttnexxts now replete with all the laces i7~ w Novelties of our 0- B In "an iilllilii iii iiinsﬁriecbii ccoss’ ‘H a.nt1'i'ooono'ml-i callr: .etr¢ry,.<_i_§ar;_ .. .\ . \a‘l5 i_Mai1liThou.sand1 ., / In this -State and elsewhere, justifies us in stating in reply to many inquiries, that army kind oi.’ Woatom Coal can-be used for cooking at less than lmittho coat of wood; and that the largo finest in our NEW CHARTER OAK, with the Low Reservoir, . HEAVY rm}: . l.(:l'7'1l!..x0¢tooer r. . O . §-x-Ju 33:... A . iala nay dlnotvntbyz 6.... H . “ﬁlth . 1 alone author. :3.» iottloﬁiol «£3 ‘ __ , A'.n.<.1. D“!1‘P‘”l¥ Owls» INBURE. AT:L!‘.~.I-In-'_1‘lM1'“-S .:rAN iixcmmmir DR.AF1‘,~i nnm 5.‘ UNIFORM BAKING, . F03 ’ ‘ - ~rs.o:.:5*2.sr*‘ LL LIVE STOVE DEALERS or1gi?'ns-Ianilmtevl‘ ’ ‘X . and Pzchiirisgf ’ mmwax icomqun . nussuoer. bee. nun anaruuzch. _ cnna Thanksgiving Day mtiinoe ms Ihrnilny, iforenber 25,1: 3: p. n.., Espec.l.rtlly~ mr1‘.MIes“;" t ' . ‘ 11131‘ appearance or Min Celia Beltran. recal- mx Shzpzn Children. annual prvdlxk-1:2,: l’¢— _ the lion. uni -.I.u-ice uustaxrewuzuscment or the run l-‘nun r. isviu hen-nntevs: in-leinniynnd Cmmnivp. in edauthn to me beuuiel ballet. and the whole Skeet Variety Troupe. Hominy and rridny evening lullu Idmllicd tree. 'b‘}i3COND G-RAND BAI.L )1. utuleule ityUboeqttv.t:e~.l: 1‘ournot‘r ti. ' pninvuulbeipereatoinusetlrla I an party‘. .. xvii: r'.u-m-roau—mn mauouumc ' 4 . moan A y¢Sdnlc8lnd§;l'llll0V0ﬁ¢ uliy n.\'o.rl Sorta You-ti: street. ease grail only. Adathebﬁ ct-nu. - Ohoao y Lacuna’ ‘:‘}9.‘£i='.'iip.... ‘.3 """”"ti“il:"i.‘I"dF6il'"at . norm: . _ k.l"WI'.(02i '1‘!LLHK80II"Dl’0 8I.BY_I0l}:_ ti. Pﬂgrfiu co-mrmaau ciaumh. corner E_w:u§u:d Washington tvutuu. rhunghy. at 11- o‘docx a. nu. thoseoubdbdptlu Chureh'}ol.nln£ with thaP1lzrlu Church. I'ruyerol'th:nhs‘lrin¢iryRov.A.1I_.Ber- llashnn.-D. D. Sermon by Rev. 0.1.». Ooodell. D. 'D..puto'to£ rllulm citurrlt; Public oarduilylr . ' ‘-is cnmr NOTICES. ' ” ‘ . AYFDJLZ D02 30. 28. A2. 2'. Nan AJI. vi 1 reruiszeotununh cation this ( it-any even 7:33 » . dock. at their attain-non. Wot-klnui bet: in tort nd visit tirethrvm I lurltﬁl: llytordcg-"r!f‘the W. R‘ J. 2'. Mt:OOY.S:ie‘y',: 409. " A1‘ Hard‘ Time Prices X44115’ Gold Wnbchu at 820. 815 nod. 836 l‘.adloa’_Flno ﬁeld Bbetvturlulllpx Wulchee st 8&0. 860 Ind 370. Leaﬂet’ and Gentlemen’: Otter-d. You and Opera. chains cheaper than ever before otter-ed. ' . GREAT B‘@'(l(.'l'!D3 In All kinda of Jo!’- elry. n.n.til.Jnnue1y 1. at CA PEL ES 409 N. Fqnrili 8 met. masons; STATE LOTTERY. 25 '73. £9. 68. (2. 86:11. 31. 21. 62. -id. 65. 9. 4- , xovxumm 21. 02.533660. 80. 51. 45. 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 4, 1875
Date: 1875-12-04
Text: '\ _ _‘ _______...._,..,,..,...._.-.._..... ewwll Seams; .3211; LOUIS, SATURDAY Memmm. xemmmmn 4, 1875, 2 ’?'Gi;g Ea-wéiéﬂﬁl \ NOTE 13% DIFFERMUE! P \ .% 4 ":;'=c..*r:'.° ;:a.“.:E°:'°.:.“.~'z .....'*“'*“'°;.. : ‘W D I . Y K ; popmlon. nu Ioxnxhelr Weekly.-—tD‘:u?onjPm I ‘ The Annual fromlnm per 510,000 an L1: mm asehangedb mitmaana "The gun...
Show more'\ _ _‘ _______...._,..,,..,...._.-.._..... ewwll Seams; .3211; LOUIS, SATURDAY Memmm. xemmmmn 4, 1875, 2 ’?'Gi;g Ea-wéiéﬂﬁl \ NOTE 13% DIFFERMUE! P \ .% 4 ":;'=c..*r:'.° ;:a.“.:E°:'°.:.“.~'z .....'*“'*“'°;.. : ‘W D I . Y K ; popmlon. nu Ioxnxhelr Weekly.-—tD‘:u?onjPm I ‘ The Annual fromlnm per 510,000 an L1: mm asehangedb mitmaana "The gun! o1’mml'u.m for 100%; Insursneeut -of. (H Lif P] as s1?ﬁ’l72:m”w72'?m, Qxistenwg ‘ ' ' - ‘ L 26880. 01*- ezmgoé the8’1‘.l’a0 :m*xn¢- thelsrgestpurelxﬂockoompsnyixsmw I . c > of. my mum: Dllfereneo in mvorof the punxlartaa mv_13):n'n,.sa9"‘. an Tl: diffs ' is ulvolentiio-.I'gun‘outee\l dividend of 013223 ' een§,‘§men”'z°§’:°§r:n7$'i_eesso:thoav ' » amgmpubyntnaxﬁ *“ con. Fpemrn Looesrr sTnpEms.~ u ‘Come early ma soIec't.yonr Presents from the lﬂgnmcemf Stock of 5, MERM01)‘, .JAG.OA.R.D ,& 00. We we um‘ ma‘: exceeded :1: ml pmim atom is 93:»: to tho Cltlxém or St. Louis aphbloo pn¢'beiaiuliml-variety of ortlcles Iron: vrklelifio make their nelecthns or Pres'eata.,;1rc-ask second attention to our‘ Watch,Diamoi1d,Glock & And to the exunsm aamzmin. or mm: Tnmcnzs, which in quite mama. ‘ nlve, but rrhlcli wlll was very iguractlre complete stock. SiIverwa;re~Depart;ments, presents. ‘- An early uelectloia will avoid the rnxh,nmI enable youvto soleeltmnsmero Prices LOWER tlngn lho-‘same huwﬂesoin be purchasodfurefsowhero. MERMOD, J AGOARD & 00., comerofl‘-'our'th and Lo ‘ rm1uiou.L." FINANCIAL. 0551:!‘ {gain-r not on pm-um my ruining ' . W M II In ’ "ff 'K3&yﬁ_ugug§ 3°mm .j$1,5 0,000’ In ' In: ' . Id Ia. ..::.‘.'E.1‘.‘...u:"‘°-‘.’,"..y"""““‘ .2.‘.,‘1'..‘.i°.;':‘... \\"ou1‘lal:o¢ The homes! A! nnderh?oIh— lsotunuor . Addrul . max. rwrmrenm J: '00.. dust. Odd Fellows’ Hall. .....—_ -.-; (A .3onkot:u.o(Bxoke:v.11WI-!l¢.roo£.R.1'. W1II.l'.AMDZﬁ803a .U03‘T.I.1lI3k£‘l A19TDRRS0N§ ‘HISBET Q 00.. »"l . ‘J10.-aoormzirxxrr. BROKERS AND FDILHUIAL saunas.’ (nu'4o£Bt.£4o1un and contrast. Louis Bonds Knvextnout oe¢::1:1‘o:1.s-and urlou lanes on‘ ln;:}8mc:1. BIoeu,RI.llroulBondun4 _‘f3~§1,... " can popu-qalzod Isuzu Iota onoy" Loon eholoo lmxfwred dry rot! -‘ ovmcnut won wov- Butchers and Droveps’ B .5. 151' K , OF 8'1‘. LOUIS, MISSOURI, xozumuc oomarnnhmantorsnnou.‘ 1;“ aepoam. oouaonou V BULB eon ocounblo u. nmo:'.nm¢npwu'u‘oa nuuosnlnumaa AHB SILVER BUHGHT A313 5011} given nits» . )1.C!iAKBZ‘B8..... ' ' 010 ...... ..... ..&.alu -3, ~3b§~‘sri‘5.Nurm§ - . X. Proud .‘ arunguooinsﬂn. «§‘.“&_o. xagmruvhnluuo I - ﬂ I J;-lnIxA_ xgmﬁmhmnw n.wi:olua.log:oc4r mun gm». pa-opasmr -3:. Emu: olobo-Dom» oz-u. . elm 7.9135?! too! sad ascent. _§;:~: ;:...."""*...a.;".‘:t*z§;33f‘:.*"¢°6.-:r.’;°=:E.*:.. gr‘; ax. pl unit. '. e. um} ‘ gs. r.ou_us_au-3 wan. IDIVIDENBS, JLRUARY 1, 1878. CH) PAEHI8 WISIIING LX253 1R8UBA.FUE~ £A!( W110 IRBUILK THEIR ‘m1EnnananLiraIns,ch.arNewYor2, msromi Jzmtunv 1. ma. wmt. iujzuoz-. mark: my rm): man nnr.mm<o.' Cash Assets Over 8l0,000,000.',. WM. NIBBET & O0.-, G!lN’I: AGEITTB, Ito. 807 Ouvn street. 3 1.053233 up mvmnxns mm Is 51'. - wuxs smcx 13:1. 31,500 ooo. uxsxmr 4. mnlaxrr, manager. A omsrn vux-rnn——usz« ur eoou ozmzaorx-:3 mm mm. worm; um um: Kzécgnxrérnw OONTXAOIE wrrn rm: um- AUCTION SALE '14 SMALL mmts m.xv1uu.em:s'nAcn.o:c Monday, December 6, 1375, At 11 o'clock Lin. on the ptonloos. E ALILEAIQE mu .2 nrll. no 3:! xx: SPECIAL NOTICE! The Retail Dry Goods Trade will please take notice, that on and December let we Bell all strictly eeasonable and perishable] goods -in our sfsockregardlese of cost. It is our purpose to en- tirely close out this class‘ of atockiprevioue to let of J anuary. TheRetai1'J.‘ra.de_ willbeerinmindthat they yet have two months’ t1ja_deinthie.c1_ass_ofg‘*oode before t11e'c1oee of their season.‘ ' . CHASE 85 OABOT, ' 519 and-521 main st. a ., (ma. . H-re: °:..-.::.. ...:: or:.v.'.:-:5. Mﬁmlm us: %:*.e~ :.“:.51’é::;;?.'..*.*.**’%'- ~£. ~,..-.u,.,~ m:(l,=9':2.°:=‘.2.:*:...“’-"~”".:.’1.2x;§“¥i;.-*;°.*r,»-m "in In on 4 _‘ CAVENDEB &; Rowan; j an olive 31:.-«'2. LANH AM ‘&‘ V0 ORKIIB, , V we cnuuumms. uoaooom. NOTICE. . luau: crnr um xoirnxw In no. ‘*9 .. &'z;:.2.”.‘;:.*.-;‘:.r:-W 11 ==- ‘ ‘ ot voaollux I :81‘ . 3,2 and Look $3.; J:..--« an?‘ pm 01 ' not}... to AIM: E'K ﬁ F- -7- LAn'mo'as:sfo1is. 1. u.s1I’I'.nnn‘ac;;u.1a-sa'.Ju._, ' C0311; go&u we in em mango. . ' xi§‘.m’°37EY "‘°”‘u3.. ~ I 2: °°°”55§§ hhlutza Ave.‘ E. 3n&.."’“"v. ﬁggvgrnubcou OI» . Bocnury. fgrdgznblllllh : in the mono DC ‘IJIO: G X L new by n. su5vo“z?’u.n. 90¢ oun mug?" 3‘ 1E"'U'RS?.' D. GEAWFHEB ,& E0, conﬁde: ltyropor at am ﬂmoto hoe-ytbulr eon’ upontndaotphowchouptboyuo new nllmg on’ Furs. '11:.» stock at run is UNUSUALLY LARGE, Am! in been tanker MUOBI REDUCED IN PP-I03. Alaska Sets, - ‘ ». _ 'ﬁ{§§_'§J.§§.'.;‘:%‘:=??:$.‘¥‘3‘. ma Seal Sets, f IO It 80: that 01 for . ﬁ‘§=7.Z:~a”I’§';..' ' ".z.:7?xa‘.og Asirachan Sets, - }E.h‘&a"-33‘: :.?$°£..1‘.?;‘.‘ﬁ".::’.': El.“ L?[7l.’D S8139 Rﬂuwggg if»! 37 Mount! Ihnt. were W'h£te Comm Sets, a zoom» nan were I‘-175 §.§._:,.'*‘a.°3.a.*:::'-z».:;.%°.:::‘:.£,2.?‘.3”a‘; I '. Silva? Cmzey Sets, that won I1 50 tor I5. Siberia/n Squiwel Sets, . ﬁséiﬁﬁ Gray Squirrel Sets, "&xng.'-ar‘cv3ro53:1 16:0: ‘lsﬂoulndthstwno Alaska Sable Sets, ‘thus were I‘! 50 hr 85. [Mink Sets, {:33 . __'&}.‘£.$.‘’’ °“‘a&'::‘.3‘Z?’ gig.‘ an Ihxuworeloolox-G85. 0' V’ 2 UN: mmro 885 gm ﬁtarttn Maﬁa, Iiodoood to 88. White (Janey; Gaps, see. 75:. I1 and B1 Sdouch. Ladies’ Seal Caps, ' Reduced iron 38 56 lo&!.".'6. Black mzdBrownC'oney Io: rﬂmnlngog 000 a yard. Sihzer Gray Fur Inim- mlngt. ‘we. 31 and _II M nywrd. . Fever again no.7 you how each n opundid chnneotehnyyournll I. at or turn uolsoap no you have now. In The Popular. and Progressive One- Prlee Cash noise of I]. GBAHFHBII 8:60., 413, as and 420 Fr:inkl1nA.vencio, and 'I‘hrougMo szen. Flfthst. Whulesalgh n i-.g.N1e réntcns. lnoouoquunoc_ottho'doq¢.ho£om-‘17aco§or£ B0-l'nl‘l'o'_J«llu"- tiff. V0 dull paroooutlu-|-ollaou£:oodoot0‘l»xL‘£I.‘l_ll-. Dvﬂlbrlli. mauosuuamonru-a bqql ‘II ‘rm ﬂN' Indoct- ulna. ."l0BLO!l."Iol¢lroptvl.louo¢00C1' or YLIJII. .0nll.nndooo our lhool0VlBn 00Al3o0«|.B8n(SnI STE'L1.E,- Y'0s_T'& do. Eﬂivand 506 North Fifth St. “ﬁonxyonrnunnoton the outer wall!" "Wherohowl1orunsxn_.1wrood!",, Anvmrrxsme P0.S_’1‘EZ_R.Se . uulmoxuxxax-ogxo {§§'~5§=*”§‘%f:'*é””"~'5"?% GLOBE-nEnI0cnxr« ' JOB PRINTING; C.0MP'Y.7 F: We "‘ A o! the P-(ens Again mun: nd‘r£PIlr1“lm"_‘ w zmféé E 55 E . E; s {E- C.01’?ET§IlR'E¥§S; Hrs. Emma 13. Eouilen Proponndz 5 Few. They ﬁelate to Plymouth Gimrch ami ‘ if! aster The Lady 1}-efema Herself in on Able Letter. Ilouonw t6aosure1iorPnbllnhlng _ ” Klglaattoz. no Pastor’-5 um ﬁpoeok vmmmz: lppindeui. 2txwYoxx.Dooouboz3.«~'nu rump: In. ltouhmtuodchooodslouottotisnoonbenot rlzruquttcunnlnlsnplytoou adirenndiobor nmiadopbdbylhunoahlcuynoallghot. one our: ' demon:-.1141‘: Ihmru aoyooaowrotsuho mltorlrnotzhohuroolhaqivumptothou-o Ibeoonoaoqulnuztwﬂhihowiotodnauwuon Kr.‘ ‘ Ind “i:hu.‘“ to )ln.'1.‘n5oI_x. Asuromlt ﬂu! nocucmpar-stole lo:-moloxohx-hue}: and hour Mm preoeluor tote tho no’:-Amen: from Illa Math, and I stopped doing so. I oouldusmwlthuv ntuueuon. ha: mu punch or yum: andchrbuan loywmolknmrolhla toe:-ougouyud Inn acknowledged but hidden um. Ihuzdmnofgoolnwhotetor arogsaipand the aoonauutwosolmootwtaouyduotohlm. lle bexxodmoncﬂnsndnsoku to come uo:.‘a.m: whnluldlhotlooolduculllcaoknonrlodgod hlonlnoadoontonetorllaa in also oou1d,M wuudonddopruoodmvonlotoou. tron it I wcotawuhomflymoum Church to lay olbpr whnohosruanthenmooomlnzgo wouia,ol’oonm.cxzuo Ituatlou eiomondombon-an Inn-cry in nyzmbusdnaho tru mu E lothtauloa u And.::od nclngouproouoo ‘II at )Ilu1eryIoulg‘l\'- xfxloullon rdon In other park of lholoittr. xndnys: " nun: nutuway Ihln which "You '81 z m5yxl_on." some 9! I E.-=?'E§5§E§ 35 g§§“§§a§;-3 35% ggriggsg " 3 Eg _,§4‘~%§§-§ 5 5325: g a E E§§3§§§§§§§ "E 95? g E . 5 .2; E 3 :3 E éés "'9. E2 E5 . :3 E5 #5. i --:..n ﬁnkm xuuoea. nun.-to hung hnﬂnluryuxt roost I-honor: E "'3°'”°u“u’ ywgﬁm 0. itom.r~o:t.' ' ‘ Doaoon West’: Letter. Nxw Yoxx. Dooomoa-3.—Al as bnulnou moot- hodxeul. no lurnpuhllobod thonzudnybohocl zooetvodlt. Onmouéu or )(r.B4.-whet, tho louorwulstd ooxooublo. _ _ B. V. Ynlnoaetodtbotollovlngijsoolnttouz M the Jddruoadso '.wg,.5q. mmmdonu Ioohlollonby ’l_.£::§on' '. at that not:-2.11 pzunhslon :nnl lo'l::‘o?¢:r?l°e0\,:||aon,owbdoIo hove boom!» nognndoto too cnumm noploloa. !2¢oolvod.1. That uMmmts I rm-‘mac: of coumgnuouns mama and tmrwmts Gerxancy at so excise ﬁve dogbmo! the tixtaetfir It-4 good mom: am‘ , L . 3. ‘rim :2» iﬁtnmlniog caumsuae are karat»? Smtruomi to memo: was". 9. Wu: few mom 3?: 3 5 9 § ,_.. 3; E 55%? moved a release: the Ex- omzn Ounnmoa, whlahsru named by A stood- unusoun vow. SPARKS. Forty Thousand Dollits {loos Up in Smoke at Cincinnati. gonﬂagratlouo In ‘low York, Shine, Iowa and Elsewhere. cxxcxxxxn. 0.. December 1.-A2. so ugly hcurthhnonlnzo banal»; louse XIII‘ ol the ltolhodut Book 0ouocn.o1mcdbynLr.l‘lo¢ohc.r. ought an in the iorma uoq, occupied by: non: laundry. and was comymoly gonad. Total loot (bout 0 £0,000. portly lnonrod. uavxn. Cn¢cIn.Lzx.0..I>oc¢a:be:-3.--nytho on ma mount. hatchet‘: Ion on thobolldlnx In 535,- 4 000. Iuutedior $13,900, In lollosn: Homo, o! NuvYock 32.300; Nouo Olnolnnou, :1 , u’. ololaolonul ‘§’=.m; mun ‘him. at cmumu $1,500‘ zlanlon. ox Ow , am. non11uona;do.,|uho;m has on mole uaelrlou amamoo, nor .oab, tau: 1. wbatoom In urn. ook as Om‘: lou. 15. by wuu-. mu located. I’ k 'n“omu&Oo.| . . {any luuxod In 4063! con . F‘.'W. la loom- nm the am . M000. vim Blunt-one Fire at Bowling Green, no. up-aamrmuno chemo!»-bemoan. LOUXIILIL, K0" December:-1.35: nulzntlay noxnhsg A an hate out In Ibokx-5-ctwo-wary Iadokuoro-homo ol_\Yn. Kandy. Iioltlog Gross, I(o.. and In: adult wonqoa.-Thoma xleuoumu thutoohrlutbhehmlsoohopnnda ‘c:.uo_ .hI-o_-oiorylknmoonniaoolndonrpgantor . which use ooaouood. The H ="~:...- N. .é.:‘.:.::-.=:-;,.. wooed’ M -.2-.2 tﬂi . Ill neatly wad by but-moo. . A Pyrotechnic Dloployo luv Your, 1'“ ‘ I.-An ontplodoa la mo:-In liaison’: pymuohnlo hoary. nu: Haw Turk fthllnonln lmod Lllxh ln~ {:r.od'u-ruruo\h¢:n'; and gm coo $90! _ build:-ox. » _ - _ ‘ Iawlston, lo. , Bjxﬂotn, acutely.- l.rvnn~o)I,)ln.. December a.-no dye-house olzhonueo xnmburood lucolas. Lou. Moo,- con. ‘ - Biourlng um Gone. Lron. 1.\.. Doeonbcx-8.—ll1l1'I brick ﬂouting nlllhornod here has 3153:. Lou. $15,000. In- uuuaos. 3.5.000. wmaotrr o_wsI«:. Ono Bollor Klan Another to Death In a Detroit Boloon. . Oaoolllbknueh Iotboﬁlobo-Democrat. )»:-rxoxr, mom, Dooombors.--Ou oi the res- oocdcxvwol thobnmodproo¢lhrPhll.8hotldn, nomad Wilhelm. Inn ‘dooorlblng some of the looldatooi-lootooxutropholna uuoon banjo- mm. when): wpapprwehm hem behind by |n_ozho:r utlor. nunod Gompboll. who, wlimnt uywu-nus, uuzmod Manna‘ xx-on rloleooa. knoet.b;hl.nnomuooo.|odmon Nouns Mu no Imztlllylhahodlodln lea than hall an hour. ruby-atandudwwo so awsuedhy the nnox~ Ind murderous obxncsor oltheatt-ncktlns avadonosthnnpnodetlln than nine AIoooo.n.oa1v’oohu not was hr Az- no uknown you at rested. Noounolortokctl . n . . din iﬂ‘ .. o _ ‘ rnnmnnrr . Blah-'rnru the onnhrmr on .....-.-..;..'...=....«.._.. _»- ._.l,~ ‘§‘9’,§.SLlﬁIx§”§’.E‘(Z¥}.‘521 ’£’ho fight for the %'ht5sfz:R3gSng Fiereely. atdherenis of Km and Ransixiﬁ Work- ing £3543 Beavers. Perilous oi’ the rresiiemﬁol Elea- sage ﬁznilcigate-:2. kw . n. . wnnxxognos. 19. c..I)oo¢aM: G.--no oeu- .vIIIai'ez%§£$yﬂluﬁ:lphH§1sI§;'IOt%o3-IRQM. .‘Iosv13a3’ﬁoaoaubo':sam&€!ulx!niiosnnue.an Sumo. and its email: mm mm with aaiteiw resyeeﬂwsana-nuubstzar. zmltoluzoaweuobr loss-nut:-Snot BM in: ?auu1ot,'-iwmvx mm- toar caxmriliztxzbuou. rmmaowoodnn enough um lonvsomcoo thlsoaaadixnlioiio oloo: Km-t. ‘!'!:l£!o'm6o9in~ mo: shebucjndgeo. John K0214:-My and to-eootorleu am itakolzlis of I’!t1!5_rl¢3p&ia. who you working axnnumz. loltia night. Tbeydldrooruhormumngood. 30:2: side: are provnmng P‘g Inp- poaotmean. ote..,1‘o¢-vohoe. The Mluoxri delegation and i«o<niyM,onda.n be: more txpz2u¢da,mx::-once tort Igunsad rm ammlnmvun toroxmpclen so: most. mingle met. ladwcyolxnunlmou lotions '',_,i., no Oonpbomnya mbupk. will vote ﬂorxanr, banal] not goat-lthzhoéesccuionmo almosocun. ‘rho ‘ﬁorlhem Democrats araveayzmcltdtuaw iwedwlrhtbemtoi sounarnbeuoasulnlovoc of the southern rum and mutual imywnn menu. ‘rs: .n-roxrnmrrs. Tho cammpuan um. Bnmor man. 1199!, not bound beouue onbo autumn: his own ddoctuoltoxeturelnthu. 'X'kooanlauaoxo£J. G. Thompson. ozone. rorlu-gunk ‘ Arnmuoonoodod. nmueunuuﬁom tor Door-izoopel-.|md twenty tozhunswsr. mxxnuor. ltelﬁuldonlxaad moototlusmouna. to-G31, xotho 63121321. This portion on name: no Qsbolooonwlolod. Itisleuwodlxom 5. ‘ ,9! the Cohiaét. 338: 1: is-Kenton am hm-domoncy n a , ,'nd the "' ‘ ' lcgmouon oz mm: union. Rogtzxllng Cuba. 1“. .$.botooobmuohs£2onger£8&u1u:ynu,butdou not " the s .,." oi:-"1, mm. The utoznSo:_ol Goon-on 1_n.bavo'r¢r. esrneitlyullooiiolho prolonged null: 11: Oahu, ondtbodoun , ‘clam Government that ll should be ended. the lnomsaod strength oi the uv-ytsrqdcrzed to. tonne: uxyuaotgoooy video any true iron the cooduot or spun an nu nation of Ooxvxnu rest:-din: 02131. The eon-upondonoa with Spnlnhu to: been so paomo u rapmuutecs. ‘rm nthorluoo than not only 1-ohuo to {mall the tunes of the pmIocolr1q'nl.rlng Buxrlol to be mod forthobo‘ ‘ : of the ‘Vlrglnlu pdsooen. but lure mounted him to I-‘lulu: kunlnl. The Brltuh Government um: wluutny stepped In and my period the donut! ol this Government tho: Bur- rlolohouidbotrlod. nemmnouumu he Bod been ordered before loop:-oporoous. 35>!-lllannotlﬁlclﬂodl-o modlly the may of ‘I15. abandoning the rlzhxoz numb. bouho now: tho: the will ogreols did}: expected. xxvrsnunxox xnournoxs. Euoluuons for lnvooﬁaulon at the Wnukxj max, tho Katy Depot-tmaz. udooo Branch. of tbormamfy. B111 Alma; boon drum up by members, and men are yoleumanwxeobuu tor the xopoolol ﬂu tenunpuon not tend}. tux cvxzxxcr Qmun.-xox promises to M Plomlaou arty. ' ' Clsunﬁ The Cabinet dlneuud to-any the roquux ol General Blboock for A court of Ioqalry. and do- ddodtog-me: It. Geooru Shaidiowu spoken at u Pxulrlont ol the «art. cmansrosrorxon. Anne}? Iateu-tron Governor Snalth. o Gem-¢la,onthoSnhjoct. Aruxu, Gzmbooeubet 8.—-Governor Bmllh hunddnuodt. leuenomo people aqoomu. nrglnglhontoualddolmloo Io tho_Oom'onuon whlckwmnoctnchleagonnthomh. Bonn: "5>oru¢oroourpronpu1v,wonut look» out grntxuloulhlghw-uIo£k:ds,tot_3e:1\-e:a,nnd tewusrlhu oIt,1r1uloot.hermoom oi trou- poruuonsbo notbcnosioclod. The Govern- noatotlhothlted States to tho onlyoompocoos to lmuuvo and oonu-Q loam:-ad the-7 in pool everybody. We nan: look iolho . L 2no- not 1 Ibo . The logggnnas Ila: Ion Jodxy ol use people of tho Stan. THE COLLIEEIE5. A lumber of Thom Cloned-—_Hndz-eds of Hon Out of Employment. .Po1nvu.Lz,lu.. Dumbo; 3.—1n oomoquonco at tho overstocked eoadztlon ol the ‘mum mu- hob, and of the alone of uvip.l.loo,.£bo Phllndola plan Ind Bondlng Oool and non coupon: wl1lto« naocrow direct the noppxga ol Ihlxtrgi ma: lady oollloﬂos to this region, the reunion: in having «outdo. ‘X‘ho«auocuam:omd¢o’2§oa¢maad , xu2.tn4su¢aueaue-nsaaaanzg-‘bbtvraaxaoatr ' WIM . nhouldhoxaohlabodunoepubllo olxhlnyl mu- Ind boulrltho mu ,. uuﬁoma ﬂugkau. .-Renee who oonohInungu¢hnbeIvaathou."no on ’&mwu E:.'.rhouo1.ocuou-Icon:-«nos auanlly . ‘Eula-Ireottooooctoa ecu:-orr.1Ioohon!d‘yborturn:oodn:non::§oas oxen‘ oeoxﬁrnn no In-tonnhoalho alum-r or the minor. 2; om: / lnut~u:' mbsh§ho?ﬂl‘&nmmm 1: ulibooo nndtuuxnendohouhonldubot. llo um.-s uni. dxmmmuunot tho oosumyxa 1 mm uuo I be brought on but to ‘ uengga fluvtrﬁlcgh town-:1 3 nlungogmm 36:29. oozzoe mum at meow wmgeyggr, Ag 34 ‘ m1eor:-eessmm$I..me.4wo- ;':?§:1..m¢‘§*::*?..:;.‘°:';*.;‘~,gl§ﬂ7=‘*‘**%.”** itxezvceoxecmxzuneei . .'%a.1,;s;‘1g “ * lmgammwciwumiz KER ﬁlklﬁlﬁﬂ Xciiiiﬂl The mwzm of the mm“ awe: Cow 9§‘%"9f£5e4§'f1m:.n:‘X‘:m¢1 ﬁn Tim: ﬁﬂlrﬂﬁi Mﬁﬂﬁﬁﬁrﬁtln ‘ * ' '311vmzxz.*s' rmsxsmm. ' A Chicago Jﬁpz? ﬂmuecneoéuto rem «ml: mprbonxncou cmcmo, December $.—«-S. iozwr InnodJ. 3.. ljurxuu. in tuifniwf States-Dent, in thoai-as oéllogxt 1111173. tins?»-om*morosadl0Mo ’ﬁoLtE9od' 0<>mv*wr. iawolvint War $106,006. was sun,- mo%3£r. 1‘: § 3 3. 5. f dish #03 Laliﬁfﬁ. Ml“ Bdonla Brant of Shunzvhy, 113., rouoms izamou. Dv9¢=HiD!£90sc:z:o2ho“bobrDouocro¢. 311.1-toox. lu... Iﬁoocoslrct 5.»--ills; if-igxie Bronx, 5 young lady hvmgotshamway, 11L. :2 iawrullooltoannloumtlioés fur hours age has !.he¢¢¢ouo£;soiwn,=.¢I:ichahnooxto»r no fax- pouotootf-datruoslcyn. onuooonsolbeln: aa- poLIx' unhnon. mm: me, gshlngdminairoom gm 5: Dog}? lhhteity and unis-nuns}: L nomad“. who mgiemégnoslua . anach- §Jﬂn‘«xgLd2o&hwouk1bo£hoxoou1I,andgna;H)-knl¢4 The Worst on Record. !oecl¢lDla:4_t!chtot3u0l4ui>o—Du|a<n:. ., Evunxnu. Xxx», ibeoonbor 1..-—C:hrM£ux wwoameyar. aweslshyaornuurqsu Iran; in =5 “‘ .. ‘ nail “ tczrday Human. IE:-nrnslx 1.: s-xuosul bosobcrvkggo. stood in trauma in goons. three: at car on-. iouknown. the cause or the aosoido .__..._._._...._._..__. 5. blew!-lceo1von.' ‘ - ‘ Xaomsgo-xu.!:. December 3.—Goa¢~go xicbeoxgan engineer of cxpaerloneo and n. well-known railroad um. um: Lo-day appolnu.-d monster 0! use lou- mnne, Cincinnati nod Lox! An than use mu- roul . lo ouceoed Sunset Gt . who I: am: uttering maul a n, g. ‘need by and: sent. FOREIGN. lhglnnd. , nvnuox nr nurx. lotnox, Deoembu-8.-410 Amount 0! Mullen wubdnw: ttontoonoax at England on balance to-day lo £57,000. cmrxxxuz. ooaannxoxtn. Iznroombooe * a.—-Colonel Owen on to» :1 to u Oaatcnnlol commissioner. Colonel I mm: Sonic any hot. Director '0! too saldlobﬁ nu: ma. have appouued was ma cox-xgxznvruozxx T0 nxxm. Lozcbox Doounbcr 3.—'.!'ho Irootoarln Esgunaz sandy cold. Wesley llioho:-nu, mo well-Imown gun-must. at can cuy. in reported ya have been xx-oxen to death two on I aaooung Arch, 13% czmnlo wan nmun: ox xarrr. ' whlo Much. muons. lie bouncd me uouaon at zsnmsu :- mu by Exypuou was probwly the mull ol 3. France. L var coon uuor. thonu¢ILuhou.' looted owuwlmdotra . ‘E ‘ MP1x1l._poeuubar°3...—'1'hoKnsol9ouw at Pork: 3 uods¢opur:IonLo£!‘:enohwoumnn&o;§aPn!ln- 111: 001mm xmocrl owl. %'—.':.ém.,.°°-='..:.2° W mum" '° "'° °:::.‘.:.': dxnoznuoaiaz mo Auombuvla , the exact :10 hoxnsuurnxnd. Mn undead to recommend thouho doom tlonaboheldonrchu-uoryrn.nod tho urchin- Germany. 11:: run. cons. Bznux. Doeeubuv 3.-In thonelohong, to-day, ahlll ouendlng Lhoponaloodo wuud¢roosnld- cnuon. Ilorr Laue: oppooodlbe pollucu elanusg, Irlxloh noted at alkzuco olnululo thoooo! Gaunt Von A:-ulna. . ' runes munuet doubted that the none: would was now deemed to moon: on pszgusu dances: stalls: on uuoooeondud ltd readings at the om. othorchueowcre ro- urred to n wmmxpcc. . Turkey. . niaouzxcrxox noorrurzocrn. Iqxnox, Dooenf 3.-A opoaol from Bows‘ eoaulu l.holonowln;¢leI1llo_!n mud to logo- uulow on tho Tnxkhh lourzoouoa qeoouoo: will be land by the Reading Oou puny to stop work 1: their vulou on mlnol uberaooousanan neuron . Illa olnnovl coon hon had beans: and nodal androody to: 0 pplng to supply all doaundo null Iprlu. ndochcrugxlnstllenry L. Popofot ol..glrht lo: $72,110. udigaboc No : . .' _ > llompIlo.Bondl- Knlruls, Deeumhor3.~—!.M-oi enact the bond- holden ‘VI. the city ol Kbuupoln. the Supreme Oourtotnnneuoohu doddod Luu1.ooo,oooo: thobondalunod byihror Lemrlehlnl8U8,wu . .__,.._....... H , tprodmlo'$qapocltyou.oootoau dwycooontiano - "countll v.bo.Lun:l&nPxlnIo Minister. Iooupplsy cfnrnwou.ndrAl|wars1nI5:o" . bu ""co 1‘ ‘ _,tM,, ‘ho About 000 men and boy: on thouox-on-non: wutnuunzcd scams. 1: lsoeonuuonxol the or wozlz. Twenty-In Individual tuomarukoyshonld guise Ibo l.-..'. , VI’ Also: peadd the ,nndltlo mruuuzouwo ‘ “‘ tor thoughttut Deotmbarw too suspension lhelr ﬁnmeos. rztoeonlouarok and From: swan! 1 ovulooﬂo people be outolum vodlocuood uoludlngpotoloot ploymontfn osohulhu region. Tho Iuxoom “doom: and 2: their val alonnnynoslntourtwo nonlhmlhougt soon’ therein. A; tooaulho thnelmpeshl nonn- nro oalonuned um work will not bonmnsocl noouhon uiy , use tlclpuo." The Malay Pealnnulo. ‘nu xuwxa wxu. 31513‘: to; zxauw. Loamou, 7‘ ‘ 3.—.o nu-root. otouxml hy than Hnylayuu at uao duo of the murder of Baron, an xngﬂghugn, ‘ I-Id retonod to the Brit - in bonds; “‘ no reports an: Ilshonsah ms. who LI oouuumx,;dmn::‘-éwtr:-‘;6‘:—‘ I: will 5: J , V.h:xnoIly-5;» Iod Govenoool’ MI. 1| 53 . Prepuuuou hzutapxlng the buloyou In ngklng npld ;_ . Abyiaiia. ur An-nu. -re H . Loxnox, Dooenbcr I‘;-:_6_-"5. n.-.LV'l«inuolo- gran mention the x'nmor'tho:‘u:o mm: o: A lI£3.I.hx*oo;oA mun lInu1ei.'ﬁ1 _ u&'e:l.uohunuo:.:n‘:;uunuK¢':_ ‘ Spam. 7:1: xxw xn_g_r1'.xx-.l. Mmmn, Dmetobet 3. no Delouullo will , ___,_.._..".,.......- '-...,...._.....z.._.....u;.............._-.-. nouuolbolnnlo ol :rIrhl1oJo1dl&rliIn moxorthncmuc tho. 'u£oK. :- Nd Ih ropooal Fawn: ol Europe will bo.loe'lsod :o'pu-Mar»... ﬂ’ /‘E '. $1. ifrxzxis oily éloizs-Qrmiérml. ﬁaizrrhag mtszmfzrr §. 1235: ominnrm can mailimran. would uh for on xiiovrxncrs ot,§9TfIir’i6?iusei A zmcmo a1mv'gx8.‘. . m ‘ - -2-_ * tom" '-hazroetzog. 'swm;moai'asom?e' , “Wigs wymwzm tee: Apt! #1013 xier month allwony'- Counsel -------~ . » -‘gvﬁgcdétt: :h§"mJa(:}‘:t?:;}d& WM VW W‘; ____~_____ ' . ‘ ‘ I _ of . ,4‘ _. ,5 .--. . ._ . > I _ 5 tfﬁg iv. ,, ._ ‘ _- . lt nuvguou ;u,,D,,¢K3,¢,;,,4,,_,,,‘“m w-up. (:o!h¢,u1i>Iml.do.Mdha,sicn was love, n 7 on: noun-r auto thought it -‘Wall! uogtioa fie ‘wgcds Your ‘9l.Vi’€: zfltﬁliltocutive _,’..n gl~:0s4?19¢‘g$>%*‘, 3"‘.,, 1‘ inf ,7” _ .‘ gﬂgyﬁﬁé . ,'“"’.wL’,%,” M}, k. mm 3‘i".'x".‘i.’l{"§§§3i§?’:§§‘<f§‘"#l£'£§oif.Tt3ﬁr.°" ' v';'«§§‘3§§ l’:'§;lmi-lomfr °“~§§2l?s¢ 3:‘ ;il§°§"l}' §§§r§ss¢3xzo‘:’§v3: “W I“ Q N The town or «mo wins km» mi first 9*: ms mioiaxoriom no '-k _ ii! I _ . .I - ' P p it A!‘ _ on "rm er 9 _* ,_’. _. _ ‘ . o . .. « 55;“ _, . ~ vi .~ ' “i~=i:°i::i'.:*s’»"c'e’i=-t-‘i‘=«=ii’-i’-iii?" 3.?’§.’:i‘.§"’..'.‘:‘§i".§.‘;.é'”‘a:2.'*;‘.l%.".2“;$.‘la‘{Z’.li3‘§§ v=«xo:*§,-ge*.¥~vsﬁ~is.-3. ..,..s.. :r;*:=r...io&.::.‘..*.*.:”:*****“ mW«;o§;mmWw.o.o:;:r.r.W,. Hum». 1Ja:I{wl'uul¢1cvertile:don.-mo. I . __ - .- . E" 1- ._ E“ ~ 1;‘; . N ~.‘h6~m,“$ in Mﬁmontmé 3”,»cmug"_‘ in W51 3” gnu“; .22 t>y;lz:‘ot;z.;s-hy;ﬁ.vo§'o=£ 3:5}, or l~’;ae_§m.. 3°“ “““'”‘° °°i‘l’“' "“”" "“" ‘“°"' W“ an 1~.:moiioino,aua lrunlplcln harm-east: §?£L_J3«’§?'.3Z§’?.'??f§o‘§'§‘§o?§‘izi.'i° 3336?‘:-outtwamu ootrnxhlp, on the com ioiriait atuoeairl list . Ii-rid llivre ‘iii W‘ *.’*_“ §o“5$§§§f?§§§§?;§”’§h§“J§l§§§§£.§>~ it : discovered in Oi-moo. g‘.;;a.rum1om hkg no win-la tint mrsilt gm oz length Judge lshorpsteln ranted $5.55 ltcnted chug: otblgamy,» seduction and any aibtdost‘ at n don t I at howilt rooeirs tlitio :1“ wk mu“ _ . _ -« ’-9 » . v ~ - I r 3 d ll-II-.r . . « ii i -x‘ 3. 3 . xuitoxum or the lawn’: ponmv which in . .P‘*’ W1 H44 asrvzéiéwoe oi as Two Hmwy mm" mnemmﬂmm . “Me”. \?ﬁF;=f;g°¥f£:):;'lT::“:;‘{ ’|‘?y":‘ ":""~ A I ‘¢lWl’"£b-it ilxégnéﬁig Elﬁn“! ‘1ihlm!?ca’u:x:?m tfoxrf §1'fl‘?§owr§‘°{?:Z°3x?f£la§ xgsxﬁoono. go dlmbtluil. at its worst rum» 5!’ t to also‘; 955°‘ 7' "“"‘7‘V”*"“‘ “*3 W" s M“? ”““‘ ’“""‘”»"' ' W‘ “"“"F '“°*" """“" "°"'* °“‘ """' Sllliaaomsxiil "rtml £24.-an an-mt ;rob:hiygt:oco;§ moo exizmoroinvfry and uiudoeiom in the t.o- the cm at this uzrpsrolleled $112353.‘ «M c; 5‘ . . §:§7§£ §9’b§l’§”' “*3” .’f ‘“ .;°“""” Dmmmw w,,,,,, W W, ,..,...,.,,,1 mg .,.,,i,, 1... mm-aor up when moeomomo. _ mm,,.,;,;., um before it is mull: dlwomi will 0! t'i'lim.i=wlmsr lie. mom! in inllowti . A short, than-ya mm about one ' mu 1» gofsli alfﬁelmzii wrest rgogfoot §a%£lE?'2E:: ...........~ :*».2:~-::=*.;*.:°ro.r:r;.*.:;i:-gm: “:;,..°“ o~23;x:$.?3W ....Lo.w ~t*l-«~“i,.....+ 3: so 7: gm 1“n in tooth uoinow ‘X‘IttUinrillo_1H!iM1!-0°Ii§'l‘l¢f€ ix. -- o _ _- l - ~__ ‘ - < wauthie-" j’ __ . V _ no a homo _ 't9rit;n§o£m.v.A§-g;§gg— lo, 2tuL:oi:m1;.:ro:hw:rf’mufm I“ ‘nun! mm when ulnirr sbarronuou our l_:c‘(-Archean’ A hint: Pretend: to Mail $2360, dial: p ace. Ht: relatives are among the moat ro‘ nnnv3m;_ww,.ﬂx¢,,;gh¢“‘nm,,9 ad ‘,“_§m.%‘:§° #1.; 3. him 5 km ,, mggswi M We wig; x rr ,3: brn‘z:$£¢_:i.nd boon, ii; sntumha moo moo H hid-:;cr“h¢:‘trd1¥§;. EgfgilzlglcL};€0P£iLf‘g:1m1:U;‘§i0al5;E;¥%r g§,gum1p;.g.lu: :htorzohuoo_guruioo.c§on ,,,,,,,¢,,..,, yam»? ﬂu, _ V‘ — .- .. ' - ' ‘ um ¢.¢l!‘ ti’ mu.‘ . 2 3; 13¢” raga . coca?‘ stunt. ‘V gig; 1,; ' .1" ﬂood‘ mos ‘ _ _ -W 1.“ “ma unnkh‘. “W “,6 mm cu“ And like Ilse lei"! Whldid” ‘mg? '_"““°' lot the not month lhayonlculs of the I"cwt- zplrmiic: phys qua, wimjiinggiddreoo and an; be gfmm-f’ T-m,.;““, 3,, mm, ,3,“ 5 3%; . mm“ “we Mm: h 4,,‘ 3,“... 5 324;“; gg,;ag.,-2, gypmgw Mr ,;¢,m_ ‘rue dsya Immoﬂmylilo p cm 3 0 m ,1, 9333* _ , propoao to 1.1-. In in American cooiouu1au- _ A V V , mm in II: cl! have lieﬁéa uoi1a&;?)l‘irI tryuivied pcriair giyﬁigf-Pit llijiif; dag mgr ngonxg tcmponry rnonapol, or as nix no this in am. so om,i¢ um 34 M good wiuo. ooonom: Biﬁetmssa. vim ' c ' A:*.‘i..:‘.‘.‘.r:.;':‘:;°..‘:'..‘.:::':'ss.’.‘,’::.?:€? “"' 1';’.l3’.2.’: .:l....'°.?.‘;.‘1.£...I.‘,.'.......*..:...:‘;‘.‘:.§5 Ei2”...'é.. ,...:‘...:?.‘:”’.:.o ..:.i£.....m...-.... :,:=:,:§,,;i;° :§:;,:::_:*,;:::§.?;{;;,,;:g§ gig: ~r;~;;‘,é;;,,i§*;*,§,,*,<:,:§g:*.:’*,3,i‘*,;*2i“'=,,,.,.- t“-,ﬁ':,??:‘.',.“,:.f “«i=*W*°°“‘*‘ 1* rwwv to it ' mi: - ‘ " : ‘upon the '3 Ualoql-itl:oooIwI5II1IIQWI.IDd ‘ has been cleared up. and more was dL~ino7- ibio sedion. the owner of ulmre arosoizho ,m“u,'_’ A3,‘; 3,3,“ pnoug. mo, “ox. fhcwdhaf ,5 '. 3;, M. 0! ﬁtﬁirtlr by ‘me .. oﬂhcllu. m-. noum u :°~rotoots_oi upuoowu lit! Woo! Mil am‘-i‘M.=4W=‘ NW“ iv- and acattompbod trnudon ac:-editor, using richest dnlry farm in tho .1! nltyof ‘ﬁrs:-« ﬁr,“-a‘ d,,m,_8,,," ‘,2 mm,‘ mm. mm! Bnmm wmkw “Wu gm “my mmggggg.-ggygynggm, gm; ~ 5;, 5; ma” onmmn “menu” emu” “nun, Mad icon) herilpl tg.oo.,th&l_tocta:&srato the rleportlmiittu Itmcuuc-—o d not put:- * wick, Oran counté, Ii. '1. ‘van Ostzuzd. mg “mg qggggﬁy whom M.,,,,,,,1,,,,,,, m;,;,»,”_,,,3,,,,,; 3,,“ mm in .d31'1_lot hunky _ zmggg mi ' “mu ‘he Inn” 01? hami::rs".iourzui "h"’l‘ “*5” “Y '1‘“"*. “V ‘*3 W’ U“““‘~ ‘M’ ‘‘*9"' t“ ' 3' ”°"“’ ‘"4 ml‘ the ham mqtoiilrnhotor two rorimniy 1; gugggm wg,,m.,,;1,g“ gtﬁinggggﬁﬂﬁﬂlku Iolznatcoﬂigltt MIG _ W» 139% grant. .;.. .. .... .. ....... . .... 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About two you: alter be was married he mlod in billions - involving hlufihnnr-put:-out imm- i . . I dun: ‘ho t h. that l::'.ﬁ."’un~.’ °‘ _o...’.§’:’;..n.....° "§..".om 1%: tone of ooaromstiou at the ﬁrttto the rococd ' l - 4:. ' .' in our ‘in -wlum div instaooni-ﬁn!" 1°°b"l"l“°h. '5!‘ WWW ‘3l°1““°‘- . c . H cla.ll 1. ' i 2 ‘ tl th‘ zD“r'v+*P9-"'5 W’ “.““’um 3.°d“:'~' o’i?::r|1)r(:’::L‘i;'oh:t thlot-.cou:: ogxxhlr Bingo is via to ytnoio : his do‘: iiighwvr 101‘ . Pm: iztxzxoxrtrox or ‘ma rxonx ,‘_;‘,:,°5,’;:’£u ,:¢’;e::’,,:,,'g{,°§u::,:g 9: V» Mil;-tzgtrsiaiuuah oi nohmhbk h#'*“°' ,,,,,. mu, mm are :12: ‘this oityxmoi-u mun In-. Jo: received the letter I‘_ 18 who but uumo mm-ms tailor: being our» ,,,,,,, W, ,,,,m.,,, ;,,,,,,,,,.,,m,;,,,, ,,,,,.,. . m ,N,,_,,,,,&, “‘l.".‘.‘§."'5’°‘-~ ' “' ’ ‘ ' and women who, at some period in unit i i ﬂ‘0'x‘ﬂ_l9tiill¢_tz.A. 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"“""’“' ‘""°‘3 '''F‘’‘‘‘ "M u" °"'°°‘°‘ ma‘ b‘l‘¢nlﬁcu xorthyuust thcvplnlntld hurt in to (fill 85409: "'5 3*“ 5' 1''’-“"”d W‘ 3' 5‘§““m - ‘ ‘° 1*“ “W” WWW“ hn7Zt?;pt to ornlltlrhon tho houuvrifo um “ *1 g§::u3¥ ‘ I 1, m’ ﬁg; f his and we last wot away: with roll cxcuoo. ‘ .'-=siDeFrWh °rx“1“"°“~ . ll. dctondnnt.()olcn'1.n‘_éi mro mm-ion so me hdhsdrvceivvdtirvdira . ¥ 3 land Miliriona .. maintaining than for _ 1” ‘1vo’a.tt?” viz. ’ mo bﬁhmg. ..?§,}';‘§f,,",‘f,‘;"§.§2.u.,:.f,. ’ ’ ~ g RIIYMYNO mnlchctbldnlrtosupplunt lhﬁ Ipoll‘ mini‘ NEW Yﬂfky Ah Ill‘ I-llﬂﬁ 0% ntgulut ‘ha uma’ “gag umg’ of .0 mm’ 3! me. I de‘etmln-ed: A B“§b1t rug‘/‘ua in x§7.&an_ '““ -‘”*‘°”‘’ °””‘ "“°“' G"” “‘ ’ "M ‘° 573$ ‘ “ma ' Po1§'°° (§‘flon:r;J .°:l?.‘3 re: Mime-NovrYorl=e ‘ - 8 mar rriandnemedto bfmponiible 4l’°=.‘ll?l°.é’oi" ?2”“..‘.i’a‘l'sl..“.§.°..° o§§‘?§° 31' ‘:3 "””'°"’ ‘° insiwzugm 4 oz 1"” "°“"°‘X"’3:’§°"”"’ ”°'’"''’'”‘"‘:°i’ : a. mum v-lih"*“"'-'7 "’" ”."", " 1&4 oi Iibout ml ‘unto vilno. The «am so nmuo1owant.ena—s_oon Mara no mo him. and on we had ion mug bontgﬁ Eon noolmlnapnm, M.’ . mg,“ gfgnggtgourém kugmazgda hoax‘: mg.“ smut gm”: :3: , mwggnug A xxrmmn inn. with soil! animal!» MI your one: their mm thoy agreed I'.ox~o- Bwll» had Mfrnrwﬂvgwu gﬂlchm “ l-1u'°‘\5llll'P°ﬁ Mfg! TWWNN» 3:0‘! “G d umgoon, andhts wire. tclnu none but doc- ma com um ,.z,.; 1...“, mg. mgamggé 1;," 1}; ma. .1 1,, ygggzagtgﬁ 35,, beontoono in the vicinity ot-Ind.lsu:ol.n.’1‘oxu. mom to the State or ohlgm,-and oolomsn ‘|0i=lvr- I4» or-mu - c_ I CM is. oarinir croditan on. an ion. to meet them; the am this ism. poem. 3,, mm 3: alone. The neighbors: gattlv us so doptro by iorgtl aroxsco of rad» foduced Mxrthn to joln in-1. conveyance or sad cullednpoc Hr. 3l‘tAn!lt_1ll1"llIlIOI!0 tool: uphl: carton ntcckport, this Stan. ;, 3,; M “Ma”, No," ,,m, f°,.,,,¢m Rd 6 a M i do“ i ‘h M an ‘M Q ,3. 1" “°“"“"“"”' °°“'°“‘7°’ -- um: properly toohuln mom totrairol on the matter. and than 0 wli-howl aw Ell mil! agdrm tad numrotu vi liw pump" ‘ 3; The conversation will inu.nndi'--- J’ i "much at: 2? I sit! “ouxmaf :5 Yltltr'&l1’§ift“c‘ M 6'1?” R7’ momma nxxosr 0n_wunon‘(.,Ao1t_iiIn_.H1h5ﬂ°¢_°l-°°l=' 1.;,-,3-m,;,,g bun‘ may mg, ' uomngin.rels.tlon toll. cm - race the tlouuoon o ‘or: an doonot tho but ooci- nu, ,,,;,, “W, ,.,h,,_ 1, mwgy gun“ ‘{"j§‘w:§‘“m. A ,‘5f."',";°;n°n,: “$3” 1“; . ‘fmguh 3 . ' '="°°i'°°’*.°"°' “‘'‘’°.'9''”**°“.°°P'*°“1'*= 51*‘ on strain uicm wemr-:21‘ bound. on 1.5: i000 mm‘ WW‘ 5! '¢vi“°“- :*‘-"»°' 5° 0 in “W W "V" Oﬁmil» M will“ "swap." and you will be luck? it your tabla sbouttho mm ms tlntzmttcrodonthe door! and vrsotshlo min. aomurtns ooot:~:vr« rondi; thlodltlnlhnkeinhhrsth. curacy Colman douortéd XII-ﬂit, MINI: "1 9: M!» sh-‘n'5“ 35°°1'“m°d ‘'3 uh‘ ll 311 1b9¢°|3ﬁd¢\'100 9‘ ‘$55133 1312313093 11153» day; not guumgg-‘@531-ghgg ' ggg-of g ﬁt‘. Tm“ man’ may 1“. Q“ ‘ta; h“ in Q,‘ it :3“ m”°h._ On‘ guts“,- | . , . . , . 5,. “em,” ¢,,uu,g._=,,_,¢ you any ﬂmgunn iron-tho axpross company t soot: Bo vru gtrsn 1 position at twist in 1. in-innclnl swung um, ,_ am“ on,“ muggy, (9, mm. mm. we Mu” um, hudquuuﬂ _ ﬁn‘ ,, “uh in 3&5“, vmﬂ, «#35 mg ' D3-3Tl°V5l“lR°P°“°."°d|1’°“‘5*°"‘*°" ‘N m 1,0,, h,M,,,,,—.,- wugﬂbuu,-am 1," mp. not rooclrnd-In . at tho kind instlrntionot the place, and became the sc- 3,, ,“,,,,,, L3. mowmg 3 A, Who” in. ma mm.‘ W“ 03 um if;-“,,, mm N am, cm? 4 mm, “,4 A; ,3‘, Berlin omcms coiled onhlm Io: parmariz oi the port’ ma ‘ha am an gum 0; 31;, gm”. mentioned. ’l‘hln_tll ruler oxcltcd Imp ccptcd lover or . um,” ﬂu’ "3 hgpp gnouéh xo'on}cy, no gnu; ﬁguring‘ um ,,z..g’.’,'-“ind laying .,,‘,,,‘,,d }:;g m,,k° -31,, gm“-3,” en 3”. 'm,aoo umlauzac ouod thoeovomn-son: to: pootlzo abouts unlilnbout W0 763“ In 1344, cloilhlnd 39- 35-“T9”: Um: ncurtslhod-(mm mg -mm; ‘¢Kxowg_3p(1r_x) 21:14.: or 1113 rule. would rothor no znsko one: or a tooth! tholrllttlo root not an nbifudmtlr. But uonu uzlurnlnfthis lotoi mound lot the max». . the mt 0! his dmrliw. a‘ sushwr wu 311" *““i'ﬂ°=?'°*1d°n‘ °‘ “*°‘M‘°“ 5*‘ "Yo dinner reompoaed entirclr of his brotlior those gmansl could ﬁn mum: mi cm; loot rec mooum. wit the oxpcctotlon or / ‘ . ho;-nu) Eutha. During all 1111.: umg {bu tloual Bonk, tint noun 01 Ill! ll- [HIM Tucker. After l rcnldcnoonl’ I [IN ‘ado’: an" ma th°jfw1y¢’ " gag-. tn ugh“; um“ Then ‘no ‘ncngﬂt la in In on myhio for an wince‘. 'r“:a°l" 1“ Bebnﬂg “'1' ye” ‘"73 bun 1;-[fa by, do; ‘dad on her own hbo;-for guy. lcgrd NH” had posted tlu-on ‘hit month: ll! LO€1{]>0l’2 he WA! Inxrrled {Oath id ’ yb Thu 1; ‘ O V? b ’ gh en 1 nub oh ’ °"°""°‘“" ““’ "‘°‘”“' "" "‘°“ M" ”°“°""’ ‘° pm but :33 is now broken down in hnalrh man for scale. Later in the some aﬁsiou Fours tidy my no not um togeinoi-our ‘ ['35, ,m,,m ,0, an pmm.m,_nm,,, 3131- “dam; out ‘rti.§«m=i;‘iI:{:§miz, fhghgglgi mat}: éﬁfoggcéc S r akin: 9::a;i:::w:;c IM PM peril! li=v1°‘l°'-l ll°‘°.'° “W I‘ ""°l’P°' and lmsblo to do hm] work. satin called on Mr. Bharntt, and in the com A low was when hit 1: outs in some ,,_,,.n,,,,_,,; hm ‘hen W, ‘W, W,” 4,; maunf at 3, ‘mm mm“ I hid Nu“ ,_,m.._ mam " §’d“m ,5. mo" nsnlﬁpeflm hm “ uﬁmgea I¢=°|"li°- ' . The plalntln‘ as 1 that Colonu: Steven: \‘'¢l‘5*“°i17~3N-l0l|°ll70¢3 1“ K114 5' N“'"d V‘ 5°91?‘ l“‘°'’“» 1“ l-°“°‘P‘ ‘"'°"'gi° the word. mdwwuhcnld bsowwhlcli my I I lmlhudshs home, had rejolccd over. at about $300. Prairie-‘a ranch titty rnilos Hz. J. 1:. Guam: xavn tho ,mooao on locturo owgas gilurgotzrl mid only. on I1ur_ann&It=hi-ttfl-{._ ;};ge3§g';u1fgf:3- h'fd"';m gggtrgdlhtgagffg 2:m‘:f£”?abH‘-§,1:g‘:‘1‘I§l;if:&°;‘;g;1:uf ‘I5: um dlnnor time 1:; cm.‘ Touigxt nag: mydnt-hon: a, and had there soon him north of Piochs has l>cen'v1siscd'l'rr an army "‘ 'n5°“‘°"' X‘ J" °'“ “°'’'“7 °'“h'‘'' “’ b°‘”°d gin; inochlsoown nxgo full’: loetmﬁid ‘bouts: bars, but that ho hxd no tusp clot: u rogsrded From Lo rt heaven: to Ohio uni. sottlod ;,%:,,l'w7:.':u1'§n'§,.:-4?; .m,.'§ ”cvldsncu’°of §’,'“§.’~‘.'.&°§§‘o‘1’..’é’o“§’§o.’.‘.?"i“.5';a(i‘3‘ro§l"in ‘Ill %L§§°°€u‘$”.a-' §ltmJﬂu‘:l2§: -tor too-beneﬁt nu huthodlstxpluawol °“i’°”" on lluunsn street and {our lot: and houses on Ml‘--C“!-llmlo W110 M41 590! 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I was on e... :z:”:...:. .*;:zi..:..°°“ ‘:3. natural °°‘.’.‘;‘.‘.‘. *?.::rI,...:. . ° :::r: *::...::: ms‘ ”°.....'.. ’::::.. or °*W"-*‘ "°“"-‘N‘“"" °"“”‘“°°”"°““°'“ oh”-°7'°l ‘ be coum-oltor thadcirnﬁnts saldthat two lnxﬁii "10 1I¢i-5.1l'i Tr 41° “I0 1“°ElWii"d lliilllll -111 ¢l*¢l°“" '9'“ 95”“ 5“ “ll” sympathies with their husbxui might wemg thz'~gughtb¢m zwunai mguﬁma but F“ ‘ K‘ ‘ tho oollcgo. . “mom, we“, pmdgng, bug me 1,.5,,,g¢um, lexm éggonknu. w ich ho did “raring speculation, his romeo: being occupied as 1,“; .0 gr," wmpuuuom, ma ,3, IV" “”“.mw'mun,_ ,0, n_ It ,,,,dg,,,,, An mwmmi mkuw“ ‘nu: country in»: going to "get broke." ‘rho 64116 Would '30‘ 1:6 “K1190 l3lBl¢dlll'5l.l‘{- TM £%‘€§‘¥’:hg"° 331:0: ‘l’:‘l1l[‘:[:‘£l>5‘°°':“l"f: :?3l:°:§'e‘al'u‘° ‘:*;:-;°!‘_’£f °l ?‘°d°":°l"~ N13‘: tlluxlous to their diluent» “I316! had boon called out by my ogntiwng the door. Irma mo mmhm at Cnmﬂcgw 5°"°.‘"J' °' W‘ "“°"“'7 W'°‘°° W“ "' '1” ,°fﬂ“u°” l"/.W, M’ 3??” ,'5”L-,3:J..:h§:¢3f "lung. Tbolittcr wunddreuod as young man Ipllqd proteulnngtho ska}-latest mo. ("P¢°é|llr ii Iihgyuvgcgo gpoinwailimrgl Bull?" “°°"‘ V” P"""“7 v “°“ §h‘”S Wu learn that Wkhln the t two weeks 3 ""'° “?"'°““" "’°""‘ ’°‘ "“‘ ““""“ ‘“"""‘°‘ ‘" ..1‘»‘2“ J. . " } Kfgerfncﬁnz nvys uzamiorily » cloned. to Dr. ‘K. Jordan. No- 40 33“ rum: Ind plus. new am to be held W M 31:19::-‘hie’; ffﬁzula learn 1.; ' ‘ to tcsfll? ..‘§‘i°...‘§.'2""...'.'i‘Z‘.£'g‘i°.¢§.°“ '11:: 3:: "" ““‘°° ’ 1”‘ 5”“ '“""’ “”'° "°“”“ the Golernmenh altar his m . . a with alarm: they-gap... druid Row York. This coucludod{'nI.oon- A uomu. you man room mioneoou the cum, and an musfauurodiy ’ Y of ma Garth. for mu: years deceased. it- "lu. 'mn:nn caught si ocvoro cold. in uiohding otho um-ring-n or l>:n_numol A'nxo'n two doofnlon, and u'ow he thinks it mu: lsaro been from tho drantrons use organ ion. !l.’IllI"l’.l‘natoI."sItanm:lt mu:-of-tru. with railed. mad but t is two they have war since llvcd npnra, .ud Hill he novor out or hoard or Mnrlhs unlll recently. V In 1250 he Ylrlled his parents, residing in Monroe Now York, when his mother lu- iormcd him that Martha was dud. Believing Venn on followed bctweon the two, which Air. Shnrrctt told Min of the investigation he -ind made. and openly chu-god slot: with It- umpzlng this fraud. 8:: ounrlnclng was the Argument tho! Mr. Stott, without hcsiullon, acknowledged lain crime, sud liter dculllng of we city. He won the l.K'€¢NODl of Miss Grorprlc 1 til, the daughtor of on o( his malihy butlncu associates, and was to have married her In 1870 great propnatlcnn hur- ir been nude tor the common . A. Iowthys be are the wnddlng day-sno to! You 0!- he tho case with that human, who would be mm the enough to min? tofothnr Incl: zuootx wit tout any counteract cg nliuooce.a¥’, be some caution is necessary if out so- out-nlsnco lay much amongst the mutlcdxl noun -, bcnrd, andlookcd up. And. zhnre, Just in tho throat of the nroplsco wu——not 3 ghost. butathlngle thzstllulbocn blown into the chimney nndhnd (Allen down sud lod d in othroat so thntlt couldhivlng l-so word and forward, and, when the wind blew, it in said that 5 distinct and accurate lil:c'ncas or Mrs. Garth who has been dead for twenty yeazncim lac soonoa o. psnuo! grass in tho upper sash or one of the window‘, re;-oritluﬁ very much the sppursnoo of as 9 otognp négstlvo. The discovery is said to hsya Linen , . . V pro-‘esslon; for. paradoxical In it im would mun sharp, or aiu-iii. or doc , am ,1 5 mm“ who “,8 ,, Mn c,°,_he, mm «W -=*--W W M but!“ Mr :iL',:.*.:::r:?:.‘:.:: .*.'.“.".s.“°.';::“:.*: Agar; :::.::? 3‘:'§.“§‘i.1‘:.3$€‘..£?..“{§‘.‘? ;..::.::: :3 ::7:.‘:;:....”":.‘.*:.‘.‘:...'“’°***°'.... .. .":l“:...§ ,-,t==i-W mm wmww egg; ‘;;°;‘E,'=g;;gg- mo». .0 no .u....;. .« 1;. ma. gm n ::*.:., $3.4. ... ...,...a .21....‘ ... "°'“v L‘ W l” ‘‘“’‘‘’'’.‘‘d °’ °“"m““‘ M7‘ u’°"" nlrce lived to lhor’au man ‘Ind wife y '11:. lbls kind huo been quite frequent. They Ibo latter’: nun: to notes to e b;“ed %°x:&9"r:?r1:x°cun 1-11.1, um-g W” ‘ht’ °n 1” Q“ “5 " “dam, and mm‘ watching 1“? “W093” 1116 l’i‘lili10Wa Md WW‘ """"""’ °m’° mm‘ °”:“"‘°"‘ came to San gcrancbco. arriving on the 9: =-lm05l- niwm 000311159 “M1 ﬁlmlllf GS‘ 9113001" °‘ 55-000 Ind 510- I! “N04 of .’Z§3a'3 ne‘\‘:r .m$'v'-”°u’£ nnxim which 131':'.Ii‘3‘§i§»"ili’x§oii§?‘1'§éo§'fn.fl{.'1‘l?. ;u“;‘l1in v'“M° “7 ”° "W it’ W‘ W’ “m” me” his imam Duluth odloorolts up crou lcxxod day or September, raw. Four chlldron hm 1>o-um of mud. Noiblnz can be done by wnn- A thomish investigation of i 0 nah Willi islittlemodlt]c:tlon,l.bohouMwi!e:bou1il 1 mg pglng 9, cm ., "°‘”"°"’ 9* ‘4""”°' B“‘'"‘» "5" W3‘ " in box). alter 3 kn: days‘ sptoo, that hit era do~ _ . , dhe paoplo, and I verily boiiovo my wlshe M mu [,0 ,_ ,_ ‘ «M ' - living. one is named and the om” amid the (lorrrhntom. not luring Jurisdiction over null or \ on Oatnnd he won arrested. hot 1, m R g 2, x, mm um,‘ I “Y u: M mm W in. I ‘I bum remem :8 ii i1 ‘K25 Y 15373 1501. F- . :3: ‘crtti::B<7‘i1l‘I;0’;°3t;oId'61rhflng:'l°;lil?G§‘:“'eI "d M‘ ream“ Mm ‘M3 nu‘ T” l‘‘'" °‘ 5°" "1" °”m°"]' 'b° mm’ 3'"”- ‘”‘“3';"'"°“ V” m““°“‘d 3’-7 glib": llsltloo mgfllﬁtga on. zlgecwso I don’: n at ‘O ‘:0 mc p“ ‘f Ax ltaoterxaocuatry editor rnnnrkt. with much mcekncu. um “Illa into New York mllllonsiro was the richeat mu! in Americas. except on. ‘whom nuno modal: iorhlda u to munch.‘ ' . Am: we til driltlng lnto Gommnnlsm! 11:11 the paper: in the land are nowrtclllnx how Wm. B. Astor ought to have pcutotcd his unto among poor ppoplo and isnpocumoun lulliullonn. bran born to them. two have died and two are pure York provide tint alter the absence of us write tram but husband for I term of are yum. he is legally entltlcd to marry again, and‘ until lsllch mnrrlogo Ihould bopmnuuncod null and void he was not lh-in ﬁx adultery. Coleman denies that ha our iscrtod ‘or ahaodoupd Mn-111:. Ho say: untlhlr property is only worth a tow thousand dollars, nod too lnooruo therefrom is barely sunlcient to cup :1. hit iomlly. Tho proplerty standing in a name at his wile Ann: her own personal attain. the pont—c-lilac otllclala to punish the ‘crime. A G1-cat Iaxwycr Leaves 5 Great hgwaull ' to El» licks. [From the Kerr York Bun! A will case or unusual into:-est--thst of Sun den at al. vs. St. Leann-ds ct al.—camo u (on Sir James Human in the Probate I) rlalono! tho_l':hxllah Buprome-Court oi’ Judicature on lioramber 17. The vrxlldity o! the our adlut will, with cl ht oodlclln, or the mo 11! St. undo-—~ ttor known to In roving that thorn was no double! the - Van Ostnntlﬁ trioxula at whattboy tanned tho ouu-page on their favorite. and his? inibcr-tn-luv became security for _ on his pearaaco at court. Bolero lho ttlxl It was , scoured that Van Oatnnd had por- fcctcd his plus tor runniuf sun from the eltv, and he mm at once del to into cus- tody by his bondmun. He was triad on the chat 9 of forgorﬁ, Ind the evidence was In cone uslro that c WIS convicted and mu- lenced to V8 roopoctl he accused- caniilnnily hour in mind when debuting when win]: It to be aim sod it is entirely undesir- chin to hring "1 in two” togothor. I only pay, don’! bring tour, six. or eight at the name undo together. llim'm.t Duiuxn. Bcrgh on l!'ox~8\anung. lltcnu T. Kinney. li‘.m.. President New]:-racy 50- clzty tor um rrcrzuuon olcruliy to Animals: Dx.u: But: You will. I am turn. pardon me, u the to rcuiamlro of tho senior uociozy ct Ax cries and groanod put it. tho ﬂrebonrd and opens the door, znsdo than hut tho groom took away the arc- bcartl Ixxln, showed the shlnﬁle and how it rattled and gr-oaned then idol: 1; sway, and put things back, an opened the door. and-— thero were no more groann. A little rsuhnno soattzred on the door atogpod ‘tho patter-lag oi llttla foot,’ and the cum ceucd to be haunted. -And yet it mu haunted on really as any one over yras: us I verily believe. ” Anecdotes of John Jacob Astor. sell‘ seen tho singular picture. 1):. Brown Gutl: told him thut his wife. while ounding at the window, was stunned by a sudden an 01' lightning, and the Doctor a theory is that the outlines of her toaturon worn photo- gatphed on the window pane u that time. n youngest da tor of LB. Gsnh, and others who wore we acquainted with Xxx‘. Garth. hue seen the plcturo and pronounce it is striking likeness. It in mid to be more distinct about 9 o’clock in the nzomlng nod 3 {in the o'.'on1ng’thn at my otbcr time or the ay. . . . . . . the prevention or cruelty to ml- THBMW Emmi u 5?-nib 0¢I9¢R1wlAJ$°¢ll- Ho veralhnt after their sopantion ll tho I on us Sir Edw rd Su den--to orl WU‘ "3-"13 1-‘ T1”: 57-573 l’3150x- or lion propane to purchase and moon to Phllsdcb hes':r rnsdo any eifort to join him, bu:rso- 1:0“;-5 Chancellor. ls tllio quossuon at nuo{ H9 5€l'‘'9d “'0 It“! Illd ‘'88 U10“ Plfiimlﬁd 3:; ,:ug’§r|:;,g1!‘*'3‘,‘y‘|)-xul;'5‘:;nll‘l°sncatﬁt: g::1g:ll;;. ‘When .l:h‘:amJ|az:§oll3>«.a‘;o‘:‘d;:r:g“litrln at his V V I I pm; um homo inwmen no.-no emu; wag born, crcicd beneli awry from him. llsd the Lord 5|. Leonard: died in January lat. Al- M’ W0 C-°V¢lll°1’ of flit i3l8l-£- ‘ ’ ' ' 5 . its ovrnzr, howurer, demands an exorbitant prl wrluen to his parent.» obo would long Ilnoa The youxw no.wbol:n howu tohsro “lo:-hunting,’ which has Just been pre- counlry seat nesr_IIoll 6:14;, on Now York at a o W _ , mm . _ have lesrned or his second murugo. 301;’ ‘ hi‘: lflengielgglylcglztylull ‘l‘I1d01h':"l lg: llﬂﬁlarlrtrri or met and thune during :§'.“I’;‘d‘g“h“;°r§n’f1‘§’,;ig3‘“{,‘}‘;;n‘¥'S‘Lff;f“m :;'o"‘§‘:i°3§ffb°°“‘{l‘}é'd“",f,‘;';}n’: lgmfhgé Puriﬁct the Blood, Renovate: and invlgoralas ' . A counter-snldavlt with road in which the propﬂetz or making their w s. ho dolii ad. i-11' *T'“I °‘ N‘ “”3”"’°“m°‘“~ M“? 3'“ rpm, lmpudgng ma .1" gmeuojndo. ,um,,-":5 “H; hm, mud I u“mg_,°,, ,, me whgig Sysfgm, Tzxzskolctonolthehouo that curled Gaunt-oz plalotlﬂdehlos tint thoupnrnt{onwuvolun- making laown untlldsnunry 13, 1370. or en “W31 0 90311 lb‘ 0010315115 Pf1|°n: ‘NI 1",“ ,3 or umocnt ,, “nus, “,4 ga Q” gm 3,. Mm. ‘O’ an mm up um Sound - shendnn on an historic twenty muo ride towln. rosy. Tho fnctl, she 311:, were thosa:_ sho ho was ninety you-s ciao. To um _will he gill!“ “Went 10 I11! Villain 0! DelI*iIm. mm‘ mhdu U” “ﬁr,” mm, dubmm Mr. 03",." km E ‘mama, “3°,dock' _ no medical Pnopcruos are chum’. V4» ‘limb! “W Will’. it OWEN by! ‘"9 ’“'“’5 ‘“ 5 °“““’3 °°'1‘“7rN°"""°’*r ‘“b','.‘1""“‘Y wd“ '°"‘ mm um‘ "° gm?’ Ana" :3$;°d,:&m',°gdu':f," 1‘ "2 in mlculn‘ onto. gut sttnctioni; Ind feared ho might not rem:-niuxlmo. Bald Au‘ u T Ii 8 I t d noczmiorm. Y.) amt, uximo be exhibited at :§§nfg‘;§;f°g":r°§5:u;£“:1£g4‘;§t;§_¢}f:Eng: t:!!I_:ll'l‘§tbl’3et:ltth1l{i".:'3.pn'rl‘l:I;i Ei;1:;c‘1$¢r1l; em‘-hm Lb“ be my‘ My? 1’ P‘ am y. boosnso rm: very lgh "ran," uni. 1:5; -.-w. a large Prim you ply." "You," 1'3 V9: 01 9: 0 V911 811. '1” c""°‘““"" Ecruon with his psrentu in Monroe. Two will box, when Ibo wuo tun at the rims: by ACCHIDITKD 3‘!Nl8T3l'i 0!’ Till! 008'?!‘-L. 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They und int a will whlch_cannot a vi'0- ""' M" “ml lllxznlod thst the Church “Sgt” 5‘ "um! loam, in cmﬂgmxim‘; :33‘ 3'“. :3] ”“f:"“;d ‘°"’uu°"F":“:_ mum “,4 ;,,n,_,., gum,“ ‘,9 mm 9“, 3mu,°uX,“..°”«u,,u,,°.,,,,,,,3 m,_ M,“ than tookyého cu-no rotvirulto lam airautu ucod wgidootroyed by tho docouod with ro:lrg:’:tlot:, Ed call the yaélhngﬁ “Wm “mm , uumn 0, In Amman, ‘ad mum" on” not gunk" “ M, tolu.I’lnwlo!, Bloilchn. nous. ‘fetter. sass:-had si ciuuuooogatn shusum rozwmuunon us: 33:3-molggn }§‘:{;::§ '3“: :1 °“d"‘f"c,:: lgiﬂhbtzfn g¢‘;:;°g::‘:!;l;‘f; P:,‘j°"‘!‘:‘u‘£,°,g°":' done’ ma , Dunm, mubmgm “am, phmooi , o 3. Jun lc,room.”. 4:1“ coo-g to:-'rhouse ma omoo, min wargjtra. mo Iianom. vxoznxxiu-mu tulcdioulcct xsuurdsy. vru'ooeor_todtouui nuloa by an u- “G ,°1§mu’;_lm domheuth E. ‘mud Don! S,‘ nu.d,1,“uu,;nm.°3m,d“u; ,“uau 1“, W am. ,1 “ha. church“ M. ventloir mono go: hanosidcnd. -grog: qhontsubju-.t.o.i oourorutbnu It vruouoor uvemoncuzcuo. 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LItcz',.in oxdertc. holp1.ho.umr .iolu:r.Y:ornzn:oou amour UP°n'eu15 causes or ' Til! ﬁlm "how: to death" oitzmrinia oomo 1,‘ ma ,‘l’,"{°’he 3 “"341 Dned”M’P__ }':‘h’f,'“.m mg b,ff§’f,'}‘f,,:,"}°,’;u:, V” f, “m [.33 3nd no my ‘ Hg in; ,,.;,, gpmng box. Md U10 40 2 hem! 6181 men Icain 1’. to torn our arm hnhodrcootvod no accident uiose'oonpl.um.a. nnmgoummo suuulhtna the \ mm 3'5 _ - "5°*'°o“.“ V°‘l-“'45! 1“8'“‘- ‘ and this out onoolnu 1!. the: l.!ma—~hor ‘trust. for tho mo oi the prccénl. holdcrcl the UP. hlch l'ﬂl11l0dpl.l'1"l».lIdr mutton 181 0950- pm; ‘H’ “u” “ER” '0 “‘§§‘,"',,,,,.‘;"’. ‘° M‘ “H” 'b“-‘ 1-H‘ ‘uwr’ éfunum‘ 1'1‘, "M9 "'“'”‘””"”°"°'° ‘“”"" °"“"""m«"' younirxnn.‘mI§Ied -lplevh Wm-4-nsilocad 5°! tooliou overcame hot and the-became moo. title, his dam‘ '1i'.dIvsrd. -But"ln~.‘oo;;.. bar, 874. The Y0“!-it lizoplo lived happily ‘,':‘°m‘l; 3” . 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Dr. story recon-co nemnnaanoiher nod ram km‘ W 4*?‘ -— ‘{"’’3‘,“{’ 3‘{',‘,, ..,;“‘,§k',"’°"‘,', “‘ °“"" "’ "" 1”‘ ’"“°"°‘- ‘°"°“-"Ni "1" '1“ "."‘“-'°°“ W‘ ’"'*"- ‘“"“"*"" "°‘“"’- ﬁ;goj;;x17.;f.A3xg rgzxcﬁ: .1 an gum pcniod or his o0hdnd;|Q0;‘g§£Ix‘tho;1hr:°p°ll:I_:& spun and Blnﬁunry Juno: appear for other 831:‘: “glam And is louilhg Ame oi shame in K :_§x°<3g:3°~. Mano“ wwmliiugf" gggoaingtioegggaalgggéﬁlzﬁxzdigg nu pemwnumiou tgvoxn uaybsd omez uponuio {{ Bum koala, hu ‘publlahod hoard douylog_:l:iu Vice-Pxoaldoot Wilson wu gznmlyneglociod dru- ing on sloknoos. uad. saying: "A norocom‘ $.- blo room or nsoro Mania! and hltlttul mttondawo could hudly be furnished I sink And dytngmn ihnwla Provided to the lac Vloo-.Pma.idnot."x A uugmsr has been oonnuaood bonus the Civil Tribunal ct tho Bolno by noon: nsd hay-dosh or ogslnst Prince Napolccn to xocovct the sum 0*’ 7.06“. tor tor-no supplied to lbocblol groom or the stnblu to: tho bone: or run Xnzperul lﬂghncu during the stage. The Prince up the harm woro mod by tho Govornm¢nt.1i.nd lhcy lh9',l1(«l_pl7 the bill. . \'tci:~1’u:1umnn' Wiumt. According to tho Banner 9/ L39“, vlllloa a Spiritual medium Ln Boaton about men woon below his death. Ind held communlculon -with hi: dud wire and son, who lnloxtncd him um he would soon bo sick. And wanted him to be cxtroinoly caution in regard to ' mcaialylror. orhéwonld spooduy mxnn wwnotr oido 0! mo. }'MAlt§XIA1. an KAOI(.u10)l‘," an the Dooala. "1! and to how expressed the: deslro to too to- lurnod to the Bonatc by the Iintlcnnl Auombly mine twenty ponougon not belonging to lhapiam cnt Ohunbar, and who horn. hows?-st. in may wnyr. rcndernd uxviocs to lhol: country. Among them no-eapeolnlly mentioned ﬂiuhnl Qmmbon an tho Cardinal Archblnhopo! l.’Lr‘l«l." Acorn‘ tho lul llnc thooght oxprouod by the isle You-I‘rnldcnt. our in iboooionla. uttorod not usury weak: bolero _ dculs: "Onrllvu, MM! ll]. urn a groin dud like a clxolo, which com» mew“ £100-rlllrthoﬂﬂlpllﬁhc clrcio drawn nuror lo its slow. Vrd.mom' iulndrnoyo. ocaooo donor onrclilldhood and co: oullor. llic. with its tzi umplu. Ila hardships, in plounros. its narrow: mind its loo: oppox-tnnlllu.. 1 don't know. how- cvu. nfwonld with tours in: me our. lot one 1.1:!" who allogon that in clatter from him in which the situation. Ho ncknowlo had done \|Wl.’ODg> in Into:-to g. bstwoon his son and Lhor and naked for-flroisonu. Ila was tnclln to be come , md ialéillbniﬂsrhelro it not 101-‘ﬁts: but At go. A on prcput_ 3' an no money o would old her. no also aid that his son In San Fnncloco. Tho lnlntlif tnrthu: sa 3 that 13.13 not true tho: I o coocoalod hot-salt irnmher husband, but that for thirty your: the souzbthln whexonbouta. Ho stndlounly conculcd his Incidence, and she believes that she always know where the was living. MnJ'.Y~C. Stovouuthe danghicr of Msrths. and who in now thirty you-3 or age mado ax- ﬂdnvit corroborating certain port on: at her mother’: nulcment. Then it run Coleman’: turn wgotln un- ulher dental, and he l|‘:PI‘0\’bd the opportuni- ty byamaking an nimda t saying that Martha nod lrntcli never lnlcndod to so tohllohlgnn to molds, and that Mtinhs joined in I convoy- mco oi land he held for his rather, to mono hi.-r dowry. They did not remain in Gonhen oiorpl ht, but took the return tnin home. At the sea ho oi. oi! the min to sue an ac- 4 lraintngtco, on tho nox: da he wont to New or]: ’(,lLy on business. I c roturncdto his lather h house and remained than I you. In the gpring or laid he re- moved to Low hark City to who chsrgo hit lather’: dairy lmalxmts there. Ill: lather never received any lottcru iroxn limha; and when his mother told him the Wu dud ho believed it to be shot. It mu iruo that he and Msrthn never qusrrulod, but their mxrrlsgo was not no agroooblo 0113. She wu seven! years aldertluh ha, and he was coaxed into mnrrylng hot by thrusts that she was in 3 delicate situation. Ho was then but twenty-throorycxn of a and inexperi- onczd in world] um:-o. his mood: in Monroe know, 1 ho was In Sm Francisco, :13 Martha could easily hsvo uoortnlned tho: Counsel to: plalntm nld__tlnt she was he deplored ad thxl. he nllalnx ha been or-loud by qixood Proriluoo. Ob, no-——onr live: on just like a clruo." broken downln lmilth and untblo to work, him under the clrcumstmoos or the use ha ‘and sculptor, who ,_ hteruted pnruu. . Romance with 9 club foot. lnlcrlor roapcrx state that I South Glen Full: ycun lady extend into correspondence with 5 Ch oago ﬁjntlenaan some three ago, he basin; 0 lnlncd hor uldrou trains miétuclmxgind. Epistles béoughhhoﬂcﬁwn, so than ngowntaigange , no ax-part hrrlo over behold the crud one. ' ms inn1ll:’r' tell in mmonnno, but the ow. , 1: once was kept up till about throo-rocks mg; when the gantlcnmn prooontod hlnnol: on lady with the mango introduction: “I am , ——-—~-; I have come to rulllllmy on- xsgcnaent; but ﬂnl. permit mo :0 nuke on ox- plnnauon. I run ponnileas and haronwa ponn _l.o my nuns: in health ll destroyed. and Lmunablotowor . Undo;-Ibo circum- almcoa, if ‘you choose, we will cancel our on- gngornenl. ’ Altar tnlklnﬁ the nail: ovor, sbo concluded to ‘~ she: ,” and the worn married live days erward. Boaldos ck ct ionuno, ha ha a "club foot." and tho lu1y'a friend: no, nntm-ally enough, horriﬁed. . A hiyatoriouh hianlfesbstlon at: Wake. [Frotnthc Dove 16:114.]! Itivuin the early hours 0! not Friday mornln . at n “woko" in Hodvrny our the, body .’lLrlck-Ba , Inc msr lo-cutter led at. consumption. About a dozen friends oadneighhorp_w1sro onpgod in convoratlon in tho roam whom the corpus wax, wlion, _u tho story rum, And on each one o! the party in road Q solemnly hﬂ‘lr1n,!hcro suddenly oxnorxe tron: tho old: or the wall at the room a numbor at xmasll of who: nggomd like su nuns on. go den color. '1 so lets moved along And Irrwgecl themulvea in a drain or wreath about the hood or the corpse, and ooatlnuod to burn ioi-hall is mlnumclu In tholr golden color to 3 dark blue hue. ho party this too much terriﬁed to nuke my.lnt'nul- Fulon of N10 rnuurhblo phoncmonomlhouxh t wu genonnlly accepted u the work olf Iomo supernsmnl sgcncy, nnd as portcntous or you1~ Van Ostnnd wont toﬁpringaold, Ohio, where he mumcd his own name. no one not long -aolorohcwoutho smctiou or svweoltlu young widow at tho loco, and on tho lmh oi’ uood r to .olcpo ‘ . They mtnrnod _ in‘n!cw'ds.y;.and were ; llvlo "in grout style than what: the news or A_n0stnud’u do in Dolnwaxo villrgo in rornn wayroul:iod_ prlngdold. tol- lowcd b Anonicoriroxn that lxco» with n wurnm or lilo u-root. tho villain mxnahd to allude mat. a friends othl: int tglctlm-who was rendered lnsuzo by exposure of hcrsu faced lxutbnndha tmo chsn¢ter—u:d the ends or his" dupes in Dolnwlro, combined togolhor in this dotor~ mlnntlon to bring him tojuxtioo in coma my, and dotccuvoa were in on his truck. He was traced to Win , Canadl. A wxtch was not on his movemcntl, and it win dlsconred that he had all-cad commenced laylng_)a1x plains to cnmnro mo her vlct.im.ln the patron oi‘ a you French millinor nnmod Josn Dubols. lnqu ry msdo by the dated- th-es ellcltcd the not that an ualntsnce ‘existed botrrncn the mllllncr on Vim 0:- trnud. but that she had repelled any lntlmnlc relations. The situation or aifslrs warrant- ing tho move I dolootlvo procured hn tutor- View wma,n1’io. moon, in which ho to- vrxled the hlttory at You Oat:-and, md suoc needed in enlisting tho co-operation or the mlllllier In ma clrrunz . for ihoyynnng Ind to sppou to soften toward Vsn Osiracd. _ ioldod tohls oft-reputed uest to into 1" him as o. rendezvous ap~ ‘eluted by him. She tollodvto moot him, but Raostud cont. him tho iollowingnoto: H31 mend: nre watching mo .I.nd I not {go to Cleroluzd tun wool: to pugciguo I will meet on st tho United Stator ulel thorn on Hot: 13'. _ Jnur. “Windsor, November I8.” good to tho spirit or the dooouod. The ball. took, and You Ostrund replied that he would be in Cleveland I-I xcqucsted. is From licltmro the nudndouo Scoundrel. tho ’ The lultlolcry step In the plan adopted win- to Add thnt o'“hlgh old’ time" uauuly ter- minates than meets, wheres: most to oi‘ soc- ondu-,y consideration. - . tlhls pornlcions putlmo should be “nipped in thrfbud" by the tzrxnoroot New Janey, _s.nd that illustrious Celt nunod Donahue, who ‘lenterttlna bopot that those fox-hunts, now tmu rated, may soon bocomo an as- txbllshod nrutution in New Jersey.” should be emphnucally told that it either ho, or his rollowen, the gulnat Cluoon, Purdy -8kin~ her, Lo Blwiou or Brennan an H5“-_ by otvﬁlckeva Illdlng Academy in how {'01-lt to well to All other nlmllor L1-oapuacri. are discovered aln engogcd lnv__s,i_l5:h_,(loprn- dntionn, they wl be prom tly nrrostod b tho police, or, -tolling whlo ..theu by’ tho is! or porno twitter lrs_vBll.ug agent known to and reared b ‘certain other nnlefnctors. who pnctioo th 5: , . procllvluol its the night-limo rm n'tho comm-y-hoaxes or re- tlrlod cltizann. N u am your: ru-y um: y,- V -. 3‘ Bxxxr nxxomyrreaidont; '1ho Oldest Inhabltant. , .- [!'rvm‘lhcP.¢-ton 3 )0olanul Bl-\ndAr~l.l A woman named Mruulsna Sutherland- inmillulyb known on “Big Joan’v_’—-is now llrin in ppcr Barney’: Ilivarln this county, who now used 130 yearn, a not or which tho old lady boa-sol! nukes un auto. libs ml bomin the parish ntclyuo. Suthnrlmdshlru. _: Bcotlxnd-and. nlnoo lior exnig-rntlon;to thin: country but molded in her pietonr plnco oi abode, when-o‘*sho reared 3 ‘go anally the goungut at which is now no rum; Sits. utberlsnd can call» residil convene injhe good old Gaelic tnngu on her 11 Bin still plies or Scottish spinning- 3: ut sl hlly impaired. dallyla 11 on tho old so nnnynwomsn 3 '9-orbs-r yvhc‘e1,'n.nd in .u R’ out 11 yo or. _ M9185 W ‘ H bar lggllyﬁorhor brother, clm Suthorlnnd Kellie, who died about ur- xotnluontltﬁl. in enmm yean :5?-__wu.ovor:11§ years c1d.~"nd his wile yrho odhhortly Sﬂifﬂltdfwai but .. muo Ilse yonngor. Tho unnod sign or um people. ‘Go: More ‘ltsn no Wnnood: lhun: the Btoclwu Indopez-sdenx. Several do 1: ago: nun, sausage; in this city wnlk lntonstoto and roxnukod that ho had always been honest, but had come to tho copclunlon that hon war not the but galley,‘ and mu he and rose rod to. steal the at Jnonblo srtlclo that he could lg his hands upon. Subcouuenlly he accosted moor Murphy and asked the adieu‘ to provide him with lodgings, And the lunar o rested a wulinyieu to sccommodatc him It th a bed at tho, iClty Prison, an offer which was readily ccoptcd. On their war to ricon. the stronger inlouncd the onion: tint a had stolen on umbrcllt and sold it for nix blts,hut Murphy did not “pay much attention to’ tho xtutoinﬁnt, thin unit. only tho device of a. lug to ow to be ooxnlnittod to jail, well-{ed on kindly {noted for as tow dnys during/Ibo stormymeatnar. Tho nun, however, phe.- slsud rip the dcchntlon that ' ho d committed 'dpctlt larceny, at the ’ same time lnci enully ronnrking ;th1t 1 ho understood the Jail llwu’ 3 pmtty cod place. 480 resolute and nt was his re im- ury confession of then, i. at tho. omccr con- cluded in take him boloro tho Police Judge, who seemed to xtgnrd.,tba nor? as s. 'lor.tor'a scheme to obtain bond and ~ odgingtroo or cost. The true told him he had honor learcjbo ell: ho’-“donlrod toorold arrest as nvsgrant. This he promised to do and re- luctonilywoatawny,only, however, l.'o return in 1 short time to request the court to rovami the order, as ho had tho promise or work it he remained. The Judge noted that it Wu not hill urmso to deal harshly with any man lulu obﬁot log to suppross ngnincy; In there would be no objection whstcvur nlaed I II 1% £1 st hi: nnlninxrln the MW 1! he immo- h ly went to work to earn an honest lire!!- oottl. In the evening, tho {allow accosted tho onion: in the nine humor us before, but, oven,-um rod and kind! as tho suor couplo worn 230 mar). dl, ususllyls, hyc ooncludodm try and and tho system. It 1: nourishing ud stmnmhonlnx. ‘It acts directly u'poa the Mood, It quiet: the nonoas I11- iem. It given you good. moot ulecp Lt night. ll. in s 511:! panacea xor our aged when one mmherr. tor It mu then. i . quiet: their nerves md gins than Hum‘: sweat sleep. n has been proved by any us a person. it in no n-out Blood Further. I is auto ﬂgételaedy (or our ahlldnn. It bu rc- end that d the uuids. It In very vlenunt to un: nurycnilltlku tr. It uneven and can: all dlt-¢MQt cgguntlnpi from in are blood. Try the V5G“E'1‘12'i . Giro uni: tors-our com luau- an am will I ytn your mood. uclgﬂ orsuul ..q...im.«.§°“. “T17 1-I; it has cued mo." Y1'.G):‘l'I‘.\lE.ihr the complnlnls for which ill! rec.- onuneudrd. is luring o luxur ulc throughout on United lulu thu any other on medicine. Why! vzomtxx WILL CUBE THESE 00)lrLA1h"l's. Report Emma Practical Ctemisi iii lmlmry. B05103. Jsnun 1. 191:. _ Dun 81:1-—’rhixlx to term: um I have sold at ro- ull I545 dozen (1.551 bottle!) or your VLGI1.’Ih‘B since April 12. 1570. and cut truly ny slut 1!. kn myth the but uuuhctiozx at my remedy to: the com- plzlnu for which ll In rercuiumendod Hut 1 have cter told. scarcely a day puss: without mm or our cu- ”'.‘i;:'.: *".s,"..*'...°‘.3.“:.*.“:::.‘:.°.'. ::,:,'.'2:: ls'§.'.§'.‘.'J‘oJ a':~‘.‘.’..§’§n oo:x'{xc-ms ﬁlo-so by vrzurrin 2: - . ' - on s. . in H“. ‘kmm ‘ fl’ ﬁ'.[.l?1cL)|l‘A$’.’-ltitsflltoodway. To U. B. 8‘l‘x\'!.\’8. ENJ- Worzld Not be Without "V E (-3- E T I N E FOR TEN TIMEQ ITS OOBT. ‘ ‘rho nut lmuciu l have receivéd from trio no or vii:::11ru>: Induces mom uni xnyiuuxunoy tutu (nor. I believe it to ho_not only («shut ulna tor nuo;-imr the health. but 3 pron V0 01 dllcues pe- enllu la the I rim‘ and summer . I would not w thou: ittorlc llrnu its root lam 1'lK:DE§l'. Ltirmn and glenersl Anal. lot iuunchutcuo of the gr‘-?iltnen‘l. (2 Lmirsaco Ovanpux. Ko. 6.! scum \ mg‘ Vegeilne l$_vSoflfd—l:yaH llrugglsts ==‘-.l(.~x...» : '\ -\ , t¢l|IlO1I D! . _ ,' .. ~. ......- ) 24*." as ﬁat ‘. nonnn or tohtcumunn. ' The Lent Session of the Anemia- ‘ tlon . The Oiilcc-rs Qldnottrtl of Management ~ ttppotutcd for the ComtngYear. Yrstrrrlsy. the third any of the annual session oi the lime-Itoerd oi Agriculture. there was slugs numbers)! visitors present. . }‘l'u!d-out Brown wu In the ohslr. Jitter some desnltory coltvemttton on the ques- tion oi the duty at the baud concerning the Gen- tsahlsl Exhllgiuon, Er. llsll ofsrod s resolution. which was expended on the motion or Kr. non» tleth, snd.l.hsn was sdoptoti, u ioiiowat ‘ co-orxmrl-tort wrrn mt: cxxrnrxltn. Itlsolvcd. ‘that this‘ 'itt1ly appreciate the importance olseonrinysiullreo tetiottoithe : cultural llllercau had oi t1ho‘8tI.I¢ It the .. - one so znneoer f;:::¥.:":°°°.r.:l.‘:t ‘"4... ‘°°"°°':.'°..;':*.'.7.. - ailhobolzdbwlii TJK. ' ’ V II: A n-mrt.oan'r. Kr. linnmsa clicred the following resolution which tree sdogtcd: - Resolved: t the sttteltosxd oi -Agriculture Hooiilze wttlzplsunre the great ssnteos at our sun lintnmolo t. 1'roi. o. v. may. in mm; u-mars - er-tats oi the a nu rs and gnoexrowersln noon and to: nab: oescrthlnxusd stud i the habits or the ‘Re phylloxexa. the ounthin locust. e um trorm.whichhs.§e nil been rertilod d the at snennnensndpedxe to him the ounce and eurtlial mpportinhls inure» inborn tor the good of our tanning community. ‘ ‘ , one n-oxxsr cc1.'rmu:. ltr. lies.-nun Also uttered the following resolu- -ilou. wlllohjrns sdopted: _ , ltosolvoo - rlmtthishosttd ng-sin‘ calls . the st- innnersoithe Btshnio thetm- Qn-&tno1:.oi iorostgee culture sl‘2't:a-theuilltawmxrxusog e ' gtslstnxe encourage 3: t an on tlestiou oitlnhcrtrecs. _~ '_ In): or ran: out noun. _ , litter the discussion cud ‘dis sltlon oi these resolutions, d the Amend otum 1. 4”" by dispensing th the eitloe of lughocre ury snd consolidating it with lost oi Cone» gt liiegretnry. the bnninsss oi the old a e . - On n:ol.lon'oi Ooi. column, it Hate die Adjourn- meat was had. Alter President ilzovrn mule e val» gdtctory speech. I -'_' OhO_.t2¢iLAﬂON or ‘fit! mew noum. Iumedisteiy nil/er. the so er-amen: oi the old band the member: orgu thenewbocrd tor in. ill-. Harris was selected In ttmpon.ry0nsir- man. on motion oi-Col. Oolnitn. Ilntt. John . Har- ris. o ltoclsepozt, Boone county. wuno lasted tor theposition oi President at . the bond. The nomlusnojueru seconded by Mr. htontetttl. - Hr. lilnn ey was temporarily united to the ehur. while Mr. Harris retired from the room during the hulouns. hit. llsxrls reeetrcd inn voice", and was unanimously elected. _ hlr. lilusnlsn nominated Iiou. rise ‘I’. kinda tor re-election to the "position -of \’tco'- moot. Mi’. hinntsltll rounded it_md the nominee was umuzlnaomly elected. Coicntlcolmnn nolnmsiod Xian. W. '1‘. Rue: icr re-election to the position of Trushrer. Hr.‘ hindd seconded ti, and hir. Essex was nnltni xnousl elccud. . on t nation oi seczetxryshlp being taken I: . ‘General sxutndnko declined aX1>llO¢l}On on as ground that he held the cities oi auto 81.11.: Commissioner. and did not think It right to hold one. VIC y two oiilces under the 8 hit. Tlldennomtnsud 1103:. John Monteith for ihe trillion oi Secretary. it was seconded by Mr. ’tnney. Dr. Shannon nontinsted Mr. John M. Olden, of Adult count . it mlnent (minor in thesutla Grange. hir. d seconded it. tries result oi the bsilot was that Mr. htoateith rs-_ celred seven sud lir. Olden two votes. htr. nnulm. in n. hrtei speech,’ the position and om.-red his re can u A member oi the aid. and naked in: e oisolne one to all his ueerﬁpized term or two yous. On motion or Mr. lin cl. the resignation who no- es}: I tzxxournox or nuxxn. Dr. ﬁhsxulon presented and had adopted the ioilowlng resolnt on: ltetolted. Thu the oilteisi conduct at In the or thieboud _lu.s been t . and. the: it is the semen! this rd that not-hone more tetthially sn6‘eilicienl.l£ med. Resolved. are not the shin Board oi extends fin sinotzn thutlu to Mean. 1.. A. Brown {ten 1‘. Iiudd.Wi1ii.un 1‘. Rue: end John S. hum ulte, the retiring President. \'iuo-President. '.n~euuur cod o this board. iorthnir courtuy,d.I.lixuee and t:.lthie.l- bass. rnlxxo noutcna. hit. Wm. Burk. oi.i.onloir.na_ Pike count was elected to take the place otitr. n. s. . oi liirksvllle. Adair county. .. hir. liontellli nominstsd hie. Knox Brown. oi iron county so his successor tnneuhm-ahlp or the :1 Colonel Colman nominated . hit. 1'. A. Chutes, oi Jtfﬂlan . Mr. morn ‘an elected lsy ll voice. and Hr. loo received 4. The President appointed Messrs. Kinney linnv tent: and Inns: scolnmittootnvtsltthe uri Egrictllturnl college, nt Cloiumbln. no the nth It. . The Iixecutlrlgoommluee wu instructed to most with non. J. is. Rollins. rxoeldent oi the Bond ol Cnntonpi the stats University, end to tppolnt the commiulon at Me to in the onus, prevention and cure oi thshex oho . hlr. ‘ neg my t when. this oouintih slonie up ted tit lune n printed oirculsr androl to the prtoclpxt Karma-I oi the salts so- liciting nnswern to questions.-concerning the dis- cue. The svgfestton was approved. AM .no. meetlnssdiountettto meet Again Decors 1, is Air. ltonteilhtslees the position oi secretary on the itntpi rehrnary. rmnrxw noun: is constituted kl toliovn : - - Chuloc Xi. Hardin, Governor at Missouri. \ Dr. Richard D. tlhusnos. Blue 3 pertntendont oi Public schools. - Hon. John W. 11uris,.Erendset. oi Boohsport, Boone county. , lion Iicnry '1'. Rudd. Yion Prehitl-ant, oi hiri- wood. et.1.m1is ocnnly. . col. Narxntn J. Dolmen. Lieutenant Governor oi the Blue. oi Bx. Louis. Ilof. humud. Brown, oi Bnonsbom, Howsxxi coun . - - . hlnyxusx llrovrn oi Knob Vifw V Iron county. lion. )1. v. L. lieolcuana. o y%ollegtu,x.a.- inherit» counl.yf..-- ' " . ' . G. lY.,"£.Inney, oi_-Show Hill, Blaohseies t . °°§&.’om;e n . at Bedsits. Petite mm. Hon. Josiah ‘nlden. oi on-tnspe. June: county. wlI.r.uJ.- L. hioontlongh, ni Gentzyvllie. Geno-y IIII . r ’ hit. 1). L. 1isil.oi’ Runes Otty. Jackson county. _ THE DEAD DAIZKY .‘ '1 he East St. Louis Ohlelisn-1‘hief‘l‘urns Otxttao be it Resident of This City. The colozedehlehaul-thiei. who was killed on the Cenictvlllc road. in-Rutht. Louie, tsstwodnov dty ntor_nin:,—_ nu stint been lduytihpd, had the myItcry.i.hht_ hu gohshroodd-1 that sev- eral dsye dissolved. > The shooting has created no unit aetustton stating the people, nu, V y '3 the colored peoplr. on the opposite side.‘ sud there has been talk at the corpse hsvinx been aoldtothe doctml. Yesterday s colored w-ems: mined Mrs. Smith called upon Chin! Banshaa and identiﬁed the nu Ill . ths.tvruthelutchehsdheo.rd.o« . _asw theaecouet oi the hqnMt . surmise nun will her said that when he let: home he hsd. besides some vsluxhls on. over silo, which he had soennr 3 the pest two years by end osreinl cocoa She thinks the‘ mo wse in-. his lay; boot-. Bhshss .33.“ the services oi hir. WJI. Bennett. uuttorng at East at. Leela. who will bod 0 used end scorched tor th HI‘ have the ago :5 money. An rt sobemade to have the -verdict rendered by the Coroner‘: turycnu , sud another inquest ordered. The poo le an lunch exottod over the homicide and k ll atrerge ihntthsnen who killed the negro were not held responsible for his dosth. TH ATIEHPTED ABDUCTION. Testlmouyththe one of Also): Berry- Mock Derry, colored, was examined in the court at Ortmlut _ _ ,_ yesterday.-one. chu-geoi hnrteguseeiied )ltu.Donnxs-I(cOnr~ rollwlth intoetttesonunitrepo. The prosecuting witness is a. young hay oi ehoht twenty-two j ycsrs. she lives with her , _ on 1 lane, shout nine tnlm out on the St. Gherlesrock med. lino tutilted union thenixht oi the Mn: oi Koo vunber she retired to her sleeping-room with her’ '|Il¢r.sut;out9o'clocl:. Boon site: it o'clock 5"‘ IN" Pushed her and said. "iieten."' gimme to but tint it was only a dog a oor. Witness called to the ‘rho noise continue and wltnee t nygcud std it in‘! tlnmedlst:l,v":uu‘:‘tEednopen, $3 who who to her nlghtvciotncs, yr... “gm up 1,“; men slums and corned down eullra. nee r.-slst. Lntctood V y the occurrence. he accused. the guty assaulted ndheeeese oi thelnmlnd t read on the button o. - ‘ . ittrs. Brute Aileu,n‘thos$ttet* oithgiufgregol ' wit- reted el-statement. that the ho eomthit dine at wu I~-W704 it not not suilictently light ior her to recognize Ilse moi -elm. pooled the de« it nntheanse {the hot. Gsptltln ‘Fox tcsiiiiod thsthehads inlklzlth the tie; tat eetsliou. u.l-tthetthehtteru hill but he did notkhowh wit case to itentﬂr. . .’.‘.'.-‘ .‘§'°.:..§‘.°-... ‘..".‘.:."‘..:....."" "“ “'5 he r ‘ sever he _ s,home 'hshtnd _ rnotu'r"ot‘ im- -_the- .. \_ Donn" .u|at:n,otjthe'.'!1lh.iut..s wnure '...1:.."-‘l.?".é’-s'?.'l‘i"..f rnn comm. _ _ Unwed Buttes District Ocurt. United autos ex rel. Chaplain vs. one state boiler. at hits; Frank O. rodent et at. clhtntenu; y consent or pa , order of solo oi property relied. pmdeete lite on giving live unyn public no- (ice in onetsewrﬁeper. . . , The United is tel vs. medal is W. Ulric! 8 AL; :;uenoe‘d petitions mod by United Stanton by Lu-to OOH!‘ suns vs. W. It Janette: st. ‘ tune entry. summ. Loni: nucnu et -1 Circuit Court No. 2. William 1‘; B et II. vs. Thoma 0. Marisa: tnlnniuod to ‘com by partiu sea iudg .no.ttt tor Rieiuirdlteanedy re. 3:. K. Jmup et el.; ver- ﬁietivr $600 ualntt James B. Mad: nod Adolphus it o listhah 1). Allen vi. Otto Ii. Bchoen ct sl.; diu- nlslnl set snide end cause continued. Circuit Court’. No. 8. John ltnxxnseduke vs. Attnnti .1ht3 Pacino Railroad Ootupln ; lIi.uLllt' cine toxic plead lurthsrludgment or elondnnt. '. Ebert vmnnnn I mutton. V V Lhss. Wleemnn vs. Alex. Xenon’: Inter: ind es: of Justine Cltnntn ham ailinnnd ulinst endsni, and security for : 90. James . st hi. Brannon et . ed And judgment lnr plaihtlitf in - . Gu .A.e ldlnlt et il.ve.' scum nouain; ﬂbiwwtlt for plnlhttif ior $600. ; Griswold vs. Agile? gangr- uuos In ‘ u post owe Louis Ciottmfippxeain. 3’ L s . Olrotiltz Court. No. -I. 1'1-coins.» et nl.ve. Yoxet nl.; lnsunotions grunt- ed; hand like at it we; Zltrounnn vs. Thins‘ silldsvlts in support oi mo- tion to set aside 1ud;us$m.moa. ‘criminal Oortcouon. Wuluaeﬁlieumu. pout lnroenxt tried by eostti; - 1 . gnllty. Orsrln stone. tune‘ tried by court; not xniliy. Idrnlnlv Hugh Donnell“ ell’: luoenn trtsl p vreu-«I; evlgenco Ito: ud; lsid our ior dciemlsnt a can t . ‘ - Charles Watkins. grand larceny: tliamlued ior want of prosecution at prosecutor's cools. (lrimtnnl. Notes. , John Hall was brought up in the Criminal cam _ teniay on s chsrge oi hsvin uuultcd Keltru-d nu, with intent to hm. n the Stat oi Jilly int Dnln ma saloon. No. me mood street. when the dcisndsnt came behind xnd stabbed him. its pleaded guilty to the charge! yes y.snd was sentenced to tan year: in the Penitentiary. James Nckrenr tau exlnslnoal in the Court of Crtminnl Correction, yesterday. on I charge at having committed on usual: to hill on John Gol- llns. who llree onlflnrcnce IVBIIQ, spent three- qturicro at s mile treat oi the Fair (sronnds. De- tendsnt had been in thunwtoy oi the prosecuting witness. Onthe nlphtoi the Bthoi September while Mr. Collin: vrssneu-hi: home. the sec _ stnaolt 1.: him with hslck.lo's.nd cnthlmon than one. lie he: not been Able to use the Inn . The seem was old to nnwer in the nun oi 1.000. and in deinnit at ‘bond was oomnnittsdto . The ones in the Court at crtmtnsl led you- lerdsy. ‘Ewen: than w-or-scoxltinnod tothe truth to Iheihd Inbtut. Josephine Pstterao red. has been led Lilulre: who I Ihod oi . Do! u. cola on the oomjilaint oi John G thatshs to e 311 iron: him sitar Ollddltlghlul into her o nee endsnt wxs put istl. - Lawrence timer was srrestod yesladsy on the eotnptlint oi Hr. James 0. Edwards, when-«cues him oi hating stolen s suck st timothy hsy. be- lor xtohinl. Thohsywu worth ($90, and is t hove hoamlnkee in nu-t-loads, iron: nix. Edwards’, isrtn. near Bridgetown, and sold in this clay. The accused xsre hand. - hue won sl:tty- eases disposed oi in the Police Conn yesterday. snd 317 received. An Equity Suit. 1. suit in equity wu hind mmdsy in the.t‘Jnli:‘-it Bates Court is Angttsti . York, a t a P. . er- rtson Gen:-d Ihuuienand othermu not the use d. real and mu 3 - pen . on Decent is ‘£871. with s W “* °* *°°°:.;':°~...‘°...*.:.::=-.*-...*.. .. ......~ on ‘ - unite‘: sad an or improvements in centre: nnnnlsctue oi res item such deluxe: tor the violation oi his rights As the court muht see ill. _ limit for Damages. A Henry Clllhotln in next friend. Olin. Osl- honn. yectcrdly I tell in tho Oucutt Court. olslnuihx 25;tlm that so irons John B. Walsh’ so ‘ fauna in tin gored b be‘- igﬁ n;l.o)l:.V;nhlI. y.°°" . ‘ j Legal at-avma. Leltr oisdministntlo wetoyettetds {mated to M. Dr.‘Lowia Plthllo 'Andrninlstretor. go the so- an euunu vfluletr also, in wuum Drnhn. on bile»: estate at Henry tinloayuu, vslncd st em. .'i"beiiw'd'ookstwl1li'aco3lled incenrt-roonﬂto. uthlsxnoenin . . y ‘ Incitxcttit ext 2i'o.3 laenisy. nut at O. J. Inlays. John 8 , o men ' .‘1'hs ihlutlii sues ‘)IC:|,3‘UU:d-Kl‘. tor . N is rrs emu; tn the one. . . bye: .11: gt-.0‘Xeil spopeared for the puelnttﬂ. MIGNSL _ ville Smith. 00 nelslnyhnoknnd thedeicntiantn ﬁn]. ' ILLIROIB 8IiRDA¥-80800138. Randolph County Sebbntlt-Bchool. Con- yon on. closed its session: lnstevsnug. most interesting ‘and pron to conventions hat in may em. The sessions were attended-by msny gelﬂgxlﬁzoiéom nl.1}-an-to oi the oouniy‘. in ‘III E : . ; hir. Barber. Ooncuponul-g . s most oonlplstncnioi Vica- ‘ o n; were u := ‘rot ﬁe toll I1 fro ehrosd Vslher htephen-Ptxeon 1‘iev.Kr. hhrshall hits. Jean-ﬁe Purl . liev. ﬁx-. oimcs, at St. Louis; Kr. liter. oi yviile, Ill. ‘ and . llnte mmon lime sehbeth set: out no the hopo ns . The session isst erec- tng closed with the but tilled tolts utmost. end In in: u no to work long in be re- membered n lph county. ?. A Broken Jew. ' Wordwssleitstthn Ollyntqlgusrys nstsrdsy iorenoon. |hLCJOh8'3rnlﬂhM, living ntzio. nut sad that he i injttrtol consist $73‘ > ....__.——-o———-———_._ Bonxno st Wslths guachns Ha. I no s trnreiinglgsg oi Loeralh coves’. >1: Wnyiﬂd, oontslnte 38001: ‘loonoy and now. and also nug- nantmonuy rewstded nun Ieth I. twenty-live cent note. it was on 1'nltnxsglv.hx Day, too. oiuhru sitnndedto ' hotitwmsotwort . And _ ms apples. .;aailn4'snl.ry. . " 11.; dismissed on pisl.ntld'“:_- give no thccrop otapp on. will ,tosn . - Tnorrterfs 3-OdhIlBO¥hh0::dL3 IIORIICUUPURAD. The Alton Iiartioniturnl Society. The meeting oi this society tor Dcoeuberwu held on tifhuxnoey, st I-he rulde-eeeor E. tloliteter, £Iq..ln Alida. Then the It good attendance. The Vlee-Prceldent. tune onedeha-, er! Jersey- rilla, called the lneetinglo order rt 11 o'clock. The Met din-.tmeion,' and, in isct, the child’ dis- ouuion oi the dry. was upon the Apple sndths Apploonzhud. ' We mined the worthy ehhlrmgn oi-the spplev Orchard Committee. Dr. E. Sglinll. whose recon! end sudden Guilt. and that oi his wile, ha: mute 3 (rent hrell: in our eixcis. Messrs. James 2. Blur std John H. Pcatrsoo were lppolnlad to pre- pare at paper in reeollolry oi ottrdepnrlsd it-lends and to-wot ken. 2'83 .uvrx.x oxcmuzn. John ht. retrson. The subject of Ironing or- ulnnlehas been dlsooued salon; or s hundred timos— but the mhioot comes home to Inc now. It It has not beioro-bsesnso X here-got some oi‘ this kind . Bofrothiaihs hsdlttluio to’ 9”’ wlshato know wvhgoiathebest thtun an ttn:er,'i.il2ncut otwe csrlhel it.And»ow.i vogrottonwontsonl not when Ihsliido 1 7 . it now. It I could press en In‘ on I would do it in Juno-es Eli ooe.ld.do ltlntttoe-—-when it was . un'td: it In laJe.nl:,:nghseee.l piano 1“ *§*,.._._tgm=n°.t.'a °‘“.1... I I. to this in la- alum. oi thlssltou ' iii: . ““,thsphmox'erc.h;d£oomi it way to xwroxoroor. _ ‘ Bnuialehsdzeoeetttohettereoatweshonlltho th in t m.1'bg§ on; almmur deenruetivetottsont. 0it1n'1l01.0G1'. Iiagggnnhsdnotsdviih ulkiscxtmx the that. tut hertteultczsrjon:-sole were talking more irselyandinronbty oi hints. 1: sins I omen. - Panes. Yea; I saw on trtiohs onoela luotht "'£“°"'.l%“"i‘.‘l”“" “.t.?‘£...;........... - on. y no roeolo to dyeetroy intents? Pnr-son. That is the kind or e bird Heron Lyon. Also the chi:-hm: sad the turkeys. Auxustustitltrr. Tbeysn the kind of tlirdu I ilketo tee. . olotuth rum:-3 weredlsconsd stlength. ttnd it we: so much oi I repetition of the oiltonwon in the lore- nooh it will not be reps: here. it urn remarkable in this. the: «test wauouo man‘: nristios oi apple. , Club}. 3‘!tDi‘i’8. ‘the sir-rmbex-rz‘beds. ti it hos been nsgiooled till £'..‘.'.§'.‘:‘.°;...3. 1: '*:“olr;‘3u‘° ion the unwwtll infill! looee J otlu-no: the to Bocereteinetw theuieh mg q’ xuyennplimgheyodnlgyatgg § .2 B Ihedisoontentgsin ussuoxl. Bonetﬁoz we: the slats Iﬁfvrttlut ‘”“‘-"‘°.":'.:’.‘ . tromtimeintttne shout that-rhotng the apple orchard! o loner tltyour """3§:"e.'§'o‘ '3... nowgrodnt in frog“ it and now. lost you msy gig: that}! An {nil oi promo, ‘end here nude in o W ed, sitotéso nu.ny- pertouee e to ml in our . . .:*::: "’":“°° '1'". ..‘r.:**. .. .5‘ one and R w agnpp so a a cue. let ngdtshsxolrhzi go home. and never meet sin;iol-whstlstheuel ii that to the case \'I here we not quit the business year: ago, and when ugvtth something thn doa_ I in No doubt it o not time hunot pud ins ee resmbeeense o the ixtluto oi the crops. . or seven your”-‘re heave‘ ltsduguuvorltuis on or on sound: winters hue been os- liut wlillhls siwn s be so? to: j pertenoe oaitvo ‘e sen.- ’ well? Annthsrrus-an-wh soxnuy orch- ards we unprontsbls ts heczuse 0 their no end poor «guilty at irnlt. e nrteties set twenty or thizty yektnugo srenot now generally wanted in the nu ere. i here urteues in miﬁorcherd that l with i' did not . have. it em all- pronuble. not 1 turn use It thsiuexuod to zneourexe me that I ’s have rents. Iadmxls nun who death not know how spplee cannot grow them with ptottt. But there is not nrsan in this society but known all about the hnalneu. end so I say I regret to hear stric- men say there is no menu in the orchard. him. who give no r culttva on. and do most out- isn h n; truth then: or otherwise. as I lure seen, and wlgoeo M.|ét0f‘§‘miI‘lhIOIIdllId oouimlsal? us more nntn n e ecalogne o t not to hars‘prottte. end they will yet then: tfesgfu, tare. llet orthe members oi this soclstyto any they cannot pronlahly glow sppieels proposteh out I regard the present as the best time to not out In o , 1‘. euros young mm, and cantetnphtsd growing fruit. the tint thing I would do would he to set out In omhsni. But I would not set. I would st ior one, became It then are some earl not let out the glrcs roe Almost no it-uir... . noliltter. Does not the Eerly lisncst need ex- tn cultivation in srderto do well? Huggins. That any hethe one. At no nu It ls not valuable in in are l. wouid not hard. , zetli. lhhve ruilicit that next you we shall lure on over whelmlng crop oi npples. ‘the season so far ts iuonhle end the tree: have rudegood month. end All looks well. The “only question wt ho, ;t‘hat can as do with the apples when we get cm licence 1-2. Burr. Better welt hit you get mam. ughtcr. » llnygtns. Ky items is until Pr rlllenoo will nuke money. I ‘no tenth‘! Inclhndgwhy Vthclgh 1323:; up”: I scropo lppkiv-v ms: :5, y :1 cornsvtxtleg then: into cider and vinegar. Lty dry! in; srrahxrmeutewtilnsen thirty oshcls daily. endtneeosretholn ywhlehiexoctw cormrt the productci In orehsrtl into i Peyton. now well you. nnontte an old orthsrdl‘ Be in. By cultivating and ntsnlu-inx. not pout y it is not worth having. Then zrnh out end plant I new o a new sou. - eucon. Do you not think that the money lies in hula; A better qunlity oi irultl .1! The money in .'Jsn=ee tur uirist Detistn this latitude. Art oi the state, end in this; hutlt is sure I it ill spins: than: . It does well in gas eostrgl more northern locations to dtuppotnt those who in section. it does well iors is! ‘years sndthen dwtsdlea Insane, rotsandaoshs. so It tomsksltwonhless to "age. at company he-manners oi this - hod been down to Bi. Hints in Attend- ‘nnno on the art 8 ts I.i1l‘rtloul- turaimnttng. (in returning iron: the meeting. the lsetu awe:-canon it-uitonltnre.s.nd 1%.-:5‘ - n. .*g.°......==- 1- .. fdrnftyst. .1‘he Jane: has hone nothing ldamoont {town 2! ‘ditto. , . . . his position upon this whole question. He is one oi our oldest orchard- sts, and haslsrxe business. ed made more money out 02 the little ltonunito than snyolher sf e. lie had shades o nu-roe stand upon. - ‘ihellsrs in onltintinx the orchard sad the nlsauee heat lnitod to the orehszdnrelilns. sane: and liable tun . You: orelnrdehre the most frotttahle-osn tell to be mate to: s set you-s. V But i the over the country sure and them. sod the no not proﬁta- to their bnstneu bloxuncrall owneu. cannot beyond: no. but simply it is not nude to.) lions ettenﬂon in be to thecnltnreundcueol the (it onwoold paste it protlubis. The war upon 3 to must not cease. deed.th mutbeuo et-up tn diligence. it we upest innit and paying prices. .... 3 _ 3“3°“""“‘“ ‘°" ‘3-"“°“~ ' Ag“ oi thsds out urtosoi solree mul- At the site:-noon session the sehisct at my“ 51",. ,3 g¢“u£:;;,¢, pug. 13 mg‘ gnpm ‘w an 0 AL ruurmxo an ‘ udisolnlt oi Illinois Consuvslary nu , oo- ll cussed. I’. HD8113! OIIIOQIIPOOI o cu.x'.I'¢d ll ﬂllllllo - . ' nation to the not thst the shoes» at our Auuttexoi theJsek.eonvlitshoroelsw-as held strtelsvnn being injlueu by thehoxln; stanro Thnrsds _erealn¢,st thereshtssccot htr.»llerrey\ roundsthern. e ldhe r , , hlaissheet. '- nrdeathwiliooms the mess. ; at [ho xguoguyspglgly - ‘ . on Yuxrsnﬂ. with Grace ettlodlst Gsumh wee held 'l‘ureon.Therelsskindoiirnlt xrownlnour Mn.Ki.n.mon's yawn . he horhoodeelisdthsp-ape. 1:1: to hit-.1nsoBsidwtn.oi thu ,c to cull ewmtrntnotiod Vhllgmlljlhili I wiewdays ,nnd beuggguuy. lot it. I . myssli. a my or unit. _ the. ~- otuedlt ionaleatlcsn Wind Burro Theeenknot tor andesstuior no er-rand itheo ioJive.thsn.: , thsnewsohootb i nlisols3t.steln.stl- Indie somotahs:-I. iliss can-uittohnts; tor that-zdnoetton otthsaesiusd Dumb at mﬂstouestownntlt hedeaonxhto pay ‘ nhrdedte l(ess:e.h..uxt.zewt.t0o.. . . . _> r g Chicago. . believe the pope no has been iteelixconpul Conn Oil-entt 0onrt,Dooembor shnndntand qnite remunenitre in tgls y term, opens: Cnrilnv on Monday next. TM thehast Goodpsckigesad good ~ doekotsoatainszsteuss. . log euenilni in nuhetﬁsg . it were Dr. ltehlnsoa and lion. 1!. I. Burke, two prem- so sltustcd soloonld. 1 lat would .1: inontcliinus oi Ostit-sville.-who iurehosa new vineyszdmndnl nxpeettonlhksttpreltshis. llhuosonar Is to benhistobeonlhe ’ Nichols. ow about those 1La:s to: keep ' page? lies ltprovedasosesss. nir. Dunosnllelver. late editor, or thelliiwood experience oi Ho ieholls Journal, has removed to her-eon It uld Barter was that it wns'n iatlure. '.lelnet 3. Blur stated that he hut teuued thst the enemy 01 E e have now too anhnyo wyonn Huggins was the eusalst of the nod on easy on "tho,.tppie.i nusalnd hot st his E was excused Locum! wu ttppotntul to mango the you to are I license: 1). Ste art I. Eﬂilsurh :1. o.un"§:F: :3. L.Bsricnl3 -izuégg re 1‘! -V1!-h m..&’... aufoclisy ...». ..:...‘?..§. .. - pious oi meeting tor the society. --——_-—--¢-———*—_.... A WOI£AH’S PLEA. hire. Elinor’ lntcrcedes for at Woman sentenced to Death. hr. Lame. December 8. 1l!'Xi.—‘i.‘o Ml Excel‘!- leoey chutes ii. Knrdln. Governor oi hiluourl: Sir-ltcnrn by the duly papers that Anus lL1iien- tcheld has been tried, with her husband. ior the crtno of murder. end is in sum.-r the extreme ty oi the in! on the ml: or this month. no» on yolrshould see one commute hernontnhment. there no seqnaintlnca with are. linllentohsm, and nodutre to shield ttu {run any just punish meat, bot! pray you to eomhler her condition. and the circumstances by uhloh hill ens sur tonctk . Being a untried women. the is. so you well know, pucod by the law enveziurc oi her husband. and node: noun‘ or coed‘ him. so much sothht ti. through constraint oi his will. nheeonunits nnlswnll sets. she shall be ex- cused, ted whatever oi st-zlmleel nature the wile doeslnthepresonuoi the hubauiia, ed to be com lied by him. lam lswuothst totltlsrule oi eeerolonby the menace oi the huosod murder out some other antenna are exceptions; but how are ignor- snt women to know Anything sheet the toner ugn exce an to the one lunarylng ll)! of mental o I ...». Though icxllly without excuse ior her ohedl« once in this, how could she distinguish thotcch.nl- esllllcs oi lhelnw? lsw. society, and the Church unite in tench- Ls; to married on the duty oi obsolete obedi- ence to their husbands. ' This woman’! hnsbsod wu present committing mwmpwn oi the in: is tnst tones to tone . his simple non sucrttnggreeeneo would hot-vs been no excolputon r his neglect or was duty. when he llrioiollksctmsheblgngéaitgea sgent in. nu be: of the body enorhos thgwhob sy,s:c.:n°.nt::cnu(lJt the moral nature be similar! strected by this lsw oi mu-ihsi obedience sad in; onion res ml- ittltx oi woman , while soon in real: set: setexl l:u’n Ievotcst penalties which the Ir out - -11 ll lreposeihle to estimate mo inﬂuence which this out condition may it over. her e meat tor . I-psro whstwenldbeti shots but . slssal murder. ;.3.‘“',':.';:.....**“°*“:;‘.°.'...." ....°“.:* .".'.=.‘."~" “ “ tor ‘rights " huttotslli's.‘:nd hccnnsa an lsnwoman stile. 1 Isl: it more canes . more iervently. However ihiloa. however (It ty. she is I woman: the is our eiaterstiil, tor whom I Ip- poll to you tor mercy. Very rt-I Mn. nuarcls ahxoa. GOVEBXOR KELLQGG. ‘I he neurone Why we Title Should Not 80 Qnesti . .\‘i.w Onlxutu. December 3.»-G'ovet-nor Kellogg he s lruilnlutd toconpeu an etshoeeate latter, in anticipation of e yonlhle sttempt to seat. onltn~ Znery ct-rtiitcs.lu.the'Dexnoont:lo members elect iron: Loutninnn. nil oi -whom applied iors.ndre~ ct'lV'¢d credcnlisls tron Kellogg. The leading points as uunnu-tried u lotion: ineoaelnsioa. itisnhmltiedthat Kr. liexnery and his friends are estoppod.ins.llhonor.irotn further questioning the title oi Governor Kellogg n 60): not ot Loeincns: , y _ exclesmlytol , . ;‘.l'holn'toiis‘lecoupsn.lsdhyihe ' loithe , lahuslrythe Host m.mil.tes.wtI.hre!ct- andtchnlsrsthtsmenu ete.'.tnm 1370 down to in int; eismulidnvlts oi tna endnssmherscitho Pn- J o Jlist on the train our the Jseksouvtiie. Nonn- estenl end Soutbeoeternltnilroedwee gggtas soot-tent dol:{od ﬁfe train tor covers- John Who or otnlsoksonvliie. let ds evening. at his home on West Co. mug?‘-$33" I party a that little: be . was very $2 rl’y‘:‘nd prérzplly rejected by the 0ilY0ol1n- c ev . . . Riixibeth I.4I"N$I.WiiOOl Was. 13. Lewis. mold residentoi Jseksoxmlle. died on Thurs- my miorninz of typhoid pneumonia . at the ego oi - our. srs. ' - D‘? W. Fnirhenk. Ecemgnry oi the Board at Wsleroommieslonent w xeeoive bids till the §‘”.‘."“3.ﬁ.‘.i’€v”.‘i."’£..i2’.:£‘f.?.".?.?f.t.¢°°“y‘?.I.“° n n - - .135’? end Ilunmomoi thelnternhtin surgical Institution. Bl. Louis. no stopping lit the Dnnlrp onse- lliiss Gsylord, at Boston. lectured on "What I Bswin Utah" It Couerrstou Hnl Thursday Dr. Jules ltss. 1sl.¢ly.s.moricna 'couumne1- iast. Ireland. will deliver I lecture on "roe Annu- hlr. Btewlrt use that new is the lime to cover non As the hand out-e‘ tnsrnnlswiul .1. xamtuon of iteropexn 8 new lulu nt hitched it!‘ he Siiortlertnu {society honest iJtLIr:l‘!!lItI¢. in 0o&§e town it siting oi out oi glttiuood iuony, in “¥..’§' .‘i'.Z.‘i.'.5‘.§i.”'.“.Z3 “ tl-nelson Colt] #330 Ctaiscoihatloetheeruiod kw tilgzt wen-nnly.. 'i'otsi.................. Iv tlon. sad in the put. and tilerois s snuceuini Exchulﬁe who have eaten: teem. lthdti gt‘ a nype ism. . After readln plnnchslie and e asked me whet I unlisxu. I replied little md hnmimg.. let us see it it will - After much searching ttiul planehette pi heu- run too In my until it lumiuz I nllsnnn -house In A very warm were written but in s lint writ n . The was "Whit .311 {F1 ‘it s can tell We were I gthe light from one groom. sltdin ;ti’0.Il! lor were action the toonfexoe t tint is board, whin and "we: about to speak ' I - S t d in - open so an g ly, .:vhtts mdhls 1 an in oould discover. heavy elurnber, sndhis been heard In an put thoroughly irlgh nod. wen eu-thiy tone. He ilnnlly u-one hand: to his head, slide and reached doors, thn ltgaunwlthhie :vhat I hove described. passed thro 33 pieced n: 1" nunln_ answer-was written, to direction. I osnnol. de seemedhhsdowysnd re others they end: held coin wu gone. ....._..............-..-..-—...a..... ..... autos," onruetde, enulnyzmtt art iuooepla pen-pew i gohste iheenttte mutt ' I 1 the it co n‘ mwaw mm” n°z»e meld 353:3 clam? A. ptensnt Incstoel we: held 1: Illinois Tamale ‘ ‘ three attics hiccou i nutty «ems contained by are on Tuesday nigh’; Wu, #8 in. Itnein. ' Fleet‘: Qt. '1'hQH ac clernrerelmt ‘lid ~ ""’.Z'..;.t."' 3 ‘gal new treunzy‘ ‘y ya‘ These wczrcate we of the deuomlustlon or ii, 51. venteooo. iiatiimud halve ltee ‘z sehdivttloe 461. it if-’J‘y‘iIe coon eastltueoitlgmh oriess—Iu greet I? 8 8 inches. more etho od1utst............... ........... C. Mxrm et all. to II. ﬂehrieln-Lot 1‘; in I'll! iii and ssodh ,..€..s*.::..*- M an thought tint 1 kn! shout it; that I had once seen at piuzchetle write, and ii that was storm of rpirltntlilun I should any it was all e. deceit. g the pencil in it: our places Al. the an {V ehette whteii rested upon uhectoi aper. e were thtu tested ier 3 minute or we in silence. end were about dcepslrln nfenysstw iuinetory ‘results, when the pencil in; over the piper in on trrexuisr In simian reached the mu-gin, we wrote in a plain hudﬁ ‘[‘n8’lnll I write E-——2" v nlotnsmt more the words cult would 9 chute lnmedlsuly wzoto.‘“i will b =yon.’.' We were astonished at this iniation and curious to know whst the ms~ idiom of conveyance won d be ‘ acted in the to sdntit 3 person. I too the oolninto the isood it under s rug.‘ '1‘.theu- returned to my lsce stthe male and pinned my heads jtl h wrrote st once “Go.-” A thin I cooldrlot comprehend its meaning co but not aim: -eoetned to come into contsct. returned to the table, sad upon the plcnchette board. sent, and pissed hll hands upon the board. 1 then went through the parlor, uni ed the door, spd stepped out upon the po tunnels in geuﬁemnn Il0I1!So I. molt zrectexiehedc for their ornnlhusee, on air. .1. ii. “3:l‘£.‘:.’.°.'.“.°?z.’5‘.:.‘3'.3"o°..‘:;..., mm. means 11' pleted the work and will soon with their moi lB§¢X‘5¢¢¢I-I311‘!!! e aven:ce.mA toih Btoeléyerxlc will that no or . the on; council held a nsoetinx on rnuvidsy .. ﬂ,,ID¢ the new ordmseee let:-o~ diam! zttlho tut meeting, which was to the fol the _ V and tslmvrlththeitu mkeeptn . iteisealoee chutes swaygllath the onion “a in g M‘ » I-tuners Kdaacm r rrsi m‘3xm poetluoois, and much anxierr is tell by hi“_triends. Air. 1-}. . Wider has received iron Gov nev- eriopo the notice at hrs lntmeet u at xielezstae to represent .i-insist. ilttho Hnionxt ‘Erode convention, to be held st Chicago. - Real acme. Trenton. G. U. H as to 3. ' er-Bsii-lea-oi: uextun lownsldil it Jenn: eotl...$ to to 'V.Gnscn: tc!'.K:l—- tuclrim Min ielgl; menu by int 10 ‘ ‘m N 1). mu.-n8" nle WT gs er~—’L3:"lZ"e'§l'.i?'i6 o7“Is' Pinon. - %ice*lonwsetl1ne oimc eon'i‘lu-.0 h 4 lleatdgchnu... 8.600 M IL}. KIllcrwD.Hlca t I at litoddsrd sumoo.'h3 tea on . ‘nylon even‘: try tilt iset is then». with m w VGEOO ...... ..." ev ~....o. onunnon . st." auntie he s to a".itetnnimne.r -l.ot-lhlahlodt isotoceut limo! iiszkson street by hut 4trle.heI—_qelt- 1 mm We-... ...... anon .. 11417:-0 ..-....« 1 D.GrrgoryEo .vl.1sy—i.oln zaglhoatm 26 in bloc. .o!‘i‘mleIv;s°aldd.. . looms .°:.‘.==*=*:'~.*:"~.:....m '13:.“ - .. - -~ W’ ‘*0 oi il6X¢'ll"{3.ditiOiJ--1]tillt:ILt.|)‘i..6 um i t 01 age :§:p:nMlmg‘ in aseuexu . ' an WWSAN range 3'-vwtwmt 1.2% N p 0 ~ 8 --'~ lg nd1 int: 5&3? ltnuuc. C111"! addition-? ............................ 5.50360 J. E. churn: I to zihetmzts hue imuruee -lest if of tot the my in south lino oi s‘;.‘:'.t.:‘.l.*.‘i.‘.f‘.:é‘:“’° 2.°l“slz‘°a‘i’.'.'.‘?"u‘:.‘.l‘. on can avenue lay % isct. ':norco¢{us—- to J. M. ta-'«'elu.n-ln‘t'e"«i'l'ui'e"é'l'a'\ city block 1375 X00 not on Grunt an-nae h J. B: I new .............. ... U. K’. ‘V. ge$:n to H.154: rmatlo-— t 55 of I‘ Met sch ctly hi If 7................... ............ 775 t'I! mus '. (onto to n. mu-Lo-.. 3.5.36» and . tn |ri0€Kl0f illde.r1o's suMlr.ni.-on 513 DJ Ihli. Illoloh lnltansu L1!‘ and he bent Itltilwsy (.‘o.—-Lot I0 and 1 l 2') an Bllniblol-tint tumult‘: Inhdlrlnioa. 2.»: 00 T. Gusto El. .. Romeo City and Nonnem Ruin) ('1-.— in ‘M9. it 1.5. icmdlloi block :1 M Dunne‘: nr..mi.un............. mm on du- ————-——-o-————————. The Ktrkwood Ail’:-ny. ‘no clue oi Kn. Barbers Pickles, oixlrksvood. noculed oi an nusnittoktll D: J. Ptltmn, who on trlnl nil any in the crimlut Court yesterday. Alter the evidence was closed. the jury were Id- droued by Itlr. Chas. P. Johnson iorlile deiense. and Hr.W.£I. lackiond ior the Bisto. At h.tli~psst t o'clock the my returned. alter a brie! consults- red their verdict. They iound lite. or panuhmenl at n .....__..._.____. Police cnnmy linli, The snnnnl clarity hell. under the snspioes 0‘ the Police Department, is Announced ior the thin inst. htsjor C. C. lhaimrsier, Treuunr oi the Charity Fund. has been isdsistlxnole in his eirorte very pros poet that the coming entcrtsisntent will pron, li possible. more tun Ln or its pt-ed .. rotntsu-oonioot sr giving thebeiiln Men-hsau’ xxchsnge Hall. thoee members oi the been consulted giving A handy Q%3I(7 Plartnhette the Puzzler. A" gentleman writes from Mhlone. Franklin county, ‘S. 1'.. to the New York Sun: visiting it irlend some weeks since evening. I: he I-ltd I were noted re. we were much inter- d In an lrtlc c In the Sun upon Bplrituhb and commenting upon lclo, my friend shout My friend then said, "I have n plsnchetto somewhere in the hotlliue, ‘slot! as we are alone, we to.‘ ?‘.l’..“§.‘.‘3°°'.’».‘}..'£“.‘§I grlition we ropsr . our nenr my and 0! hi IQ . erect Not . whontn irtsndesked: :"BhsliI to n'.——————w n natntn nu irtond. Re nnswerwu “Goﬁ. ~ ehnuood to look up into his two stthie moment. end I than never iorxet to my dying tiny whntlsnw there. His e on were wide s stsuly lngiook, in ii’ seeing some object en} ti, orseorehin tetra object. lxiswu deathly were u no rhizpulse. but he had none that I Yet he breathed as one in ll. 5 could have the room. I was snd asked him if he ck. He replied, "No,” in an un- Durins ailthts time thst ter- rible searchlng nnegvukggitghehm ed. cc y ltd’ they as broathin oi dtothes }llh(U..‘.' nth: mt. He immediately tnqﬁred. “kﬁlxil I go to xhis trlend as before. The "Go.” lie arose, as in the llntinstsucemnd went direct to the sliding doors. I wstchnd him closely, end on he spglroeched the opening! out what med be meet! spproeching (mm the opposite scribe the n pest-utoo. oi my friend's “double ” or seoon soil. It the scale st hello and his sppsrttion spprou out la lune: I lsoed hiy next quutlon wss: “How much money .900. aruneu. new liysng their no ale-ioetcom connection 39!... IX? 7-“- ....t:.e.:7ﬁ§ , when. one no head from next thing written you llknl' I sold. to end)‘. will hide this silver coin and see us when it is. rtogttlo I . tncltparlorwtthouiy gm-burner lighting the oon loading ghtiythxown DEM! shout it t we: in admitted iron: the heck.’ front parlor fused his in; door, his hand through the opening. Heremstnedthere a. moment, and then re- traoedlsls stepelotho table end plsood the coin upon the plsuohsttn hoard. ind been hidden sixteen feet iron: the sliding end my irlend never plsoeds loci in troom. _ Aitu-this he tool: his ~plsoc st the hands upsa the-board. (1 in my wsy iron: again took the coin, nﬁhthe iront-parlor out upon a fortloo sud aid itnponu wit. Returning, looks thedoor and put the the hot. Ithsn reaontodmyteli at t s table, The coin tr end. then 0 than lookhls 31. gm. §n1I;z=V£Ie;h~§2o:at;§s§,._$v.£:rIl3a§ Earning, n...-mt 5., 3325., *~=..,.2:.":“ ‘waning. jut nevi ftitsen {pun oi the mom. rm. snddhcksom rekhsve been retold with «too of theme- thereotibttt Illeaoun 1.590 00 2.‘)i2¢ 4.00900 A;-.-an. the New line spir- it: upon mor- hen it’ friend’: s. In a write," I’ltn- Bﬁﬂlinll‘ tntcrthe rnsrhle . tshls His lnmy Q00 tlme.. nod ca-ch . which the coin . The lmrsiln my xxiiett" After going titre * it the asusiformmxffriernd we see corre :, not striding at-. - After one or two more taste. ‘(my mom! §I8K¢d inlosnninrxsi dumber an ritually uxunuesihtetwllszoi agvoesreooe. - ten or iltieeunelnotsahessvo nwllh as start. i lava ﬁrmed him an to what had occurred, and ‘ ynhout hie telling permiuion at is friend whenever anythin was regretted of him. lite only was, "lIgknaw‘fl.. I know it; Ittnxhfs son and body.” Eliot not-her wont vrotxiofhe no eoeoereiog it, 58 this xoumerllvm, or-as txallmn .’ The Exploit of the Qtutil Enter. {From the Elssiinon (Icl‘i.}Oo'.tI!§&t.} rihotzt one year ago the Culitozm Ky.) Pr-sgrue pubile?-ed the following: "‘ at-Are zellsbly informed that a. purse oi $1!) 60633: ollemtby e oompsn in Mwilaoeville. I-37., to 3:? man who will cut thirty putritlgesln 1 1'2: -kart. cutting one each sixty. The ex- periment as been uteri by several petites oi the: piece, but twenty-two is the highest munlnr reached. :. hgyeitﬁtt riuguinr, but 1: is ask! thntxiter n dozen hints lava been eaten the right at one proelmnes the moat ee. Vere romitin . The moneys: on deposit in the helix 0!, atdisonvllie. If the party {site he is to forfeit $100.” Tlxlsltenu went the round oi the ‘prose, and hmzght out msuy comment: upon the impossibility oi mooma Elhiililg the op-greatly any tent. The ideas st it could done become s oourtotlon without proof in the mind: of many, like that one -in refard to t. mmwclght no more titer cat ngn heart meal then’ oreeotlng. Thou who seemed posted on the nrhjeet were most enter to wager their {node that it could not he ,, done. one any last Mr, James 0’I)onne-ll, in the presence or ten or twelve p¢rson«I,mte1I. -tixcdnrsun pie one triﬂing water in tour minutes mad at {it aeeoudi, when Rohe . . . ~ co bin and others who wlt.neeosdth¢gor- msndtzing were so im raised with his vane- snd as cell; thst ey determined to give in art ego thirty quills in thirty Arrsngemeou were made sooorxitnxlysi. ul- len’s rettaunzzt for the units. Aoommlttne was selected towitnsss e estlog. each enn- log st 7 o'clock. who was to keep at record at each maxi. During the rim: few days at the test but few persons besides the commit- wll u“dd‘fn‘ll‘l,:x£ei mi; Al: 0’ ' ne rogteltee ' un e ’ ' . owerer, and gecams the subject oi commegt. from the press or the country. the interest increased tunoog curious; bets were made it n the result to sporting circles in is and thin: cities, anaihc restaurant oontnlned s e number or rpectttors every evenlu . Lest event on the atlas of the thlrtlet bird, the curse wu crowded. O'Donnell went at. his ink with his wanted fondly. '1‘hoae.who ind expected him to Mt on ‘the last one. were surprised at the I potent relish with which he extinguished I eiowl, and were monlshed toheu-him cell for “another quell for good meaeutul" This was nine consumed. Then he called for ulnar: steaming stewed oyotcrs. and ttto them. Then. reaching orerthe table. he tackled st piece of pie, which. in turn. went the tuyot ellthe qnalis. And ilnl-shed up wtih 1. huge apple. it in said that an int deal of more changed. heads upon e result, but 0' onnell hilneoii hell no money up. He received nothl lot the performance 111 this -hitherto (sad to be) no relied feet but the qusilil, the notoriety an about seven duilnra contributed _l:y the crowd last night. lie any: that since the 30th qusilwatt eaten. the birds here had 5 wild, bitter taste. which slightly increased up to the eating oi the thirtieth one, but till: ﬂavor produced nothing like nsunes. O'Don- nell is of Irish psrenisgs. ts twentyoelghl. earl. oi 4:, live feet and seven tucheelo eight, we bed one hundred cud tixty-three and: st! commencement of the ink, sud lost but three pounds alone; of ii ht or sandy complexion. and In s. bltoltsm th by Lrnda. Dr. G. W. Lxwderins been hit; at- tendimz ph «stolen, and many other medical and scientl a students have watched the un- dertaking with considerable interest. A vo1.tT.\"n:zx reporter, who wanted "just to up‘ his hand.” brought in the iollowlngio the New Orleans I’:'o.-ctyumr: “Xcxr the en- trxnce oi the center: stood the Grecian mausoleum oi the ——- 1- ire Compuly No. -. its gorgeous and hrtlllsnt docontlone show- ing that the gatlllu-it boys do not iorget that their depxu ted comrxdoe are still hnrely b:.t« tiin ‘ with the ﬁery elements in another war d.” The young nun was not engaged. Sxcnzntw Cttntbnxa is experimenting with n!,000 none rnnnh form n Y Qiﬁti... t8‘¥at‘£'I Jtthxitft. nlnzgtcm mean, REAL Rﬁ"2*.A."'.£'.'iE1 ..G..(&»E2=e“““% _ ﬁt. fronts. 1'21. ani;n:lﬁ§n- & nontm; Rea? A.g'tesni:a,. 'e'm~n.xzmro'z::'xo..aee. 1 ' no-us k“ooiteettemi9oec3aat.ty. @ taereetl. G-iﬂﬁmll o I.nMiI')=’P'I‘E}. ‘ 11-E51} Z€$’i‘A'£E $633-.’¥-ES. to. G. onﬁm, REM. esmg aeE:£t‘,.wt:t’le:i££s=:, 3fﬁ827!“I=&U-sand-Oonnyac-se¢_, No. 313 Chestnut ﬁtment. J03}? 353333133, REAL £S”i'?.'i'£ 2'-lﬁﬁ HOEISE ASEHT XVSYSN . ' sou ...: ......‘i’§.’.".' .‘f.‘..’§3t’f.f’.3.’?£“.h.a’5l°.§’.% 5 V*’‘ X93 :1“! 9117'. ‘Sonny teen»; on zonal aux. A *ii"AtuIt1tt'.reeh, he:-an mm mm JOHN G. rnmsw, Real Estate, Ham all Eﬁnattial item, A¥.‘Z?l?.’{ mm“ mm- tc. 1.. room. 3. V. 1'. If. A. xxxoagtn, . nr.2..woLxn*&co.,. REAL ESTATE gametes, 0‘l‘fkEl‘1!8i‘.1ca:.dOo» cnneezs. H oolectiou it wscteity. mid sdvayfsgs‘, Slit 0'! IIEQ. oases. ttdcixutoel. street. rxtur s. Lulmx. oonltzuott 1. vcoanms. Lnzmazn at voonms, R.EAL’ESTA'I‘E £GrEN*I‘S A-‘zgfﬂnm Emil ' us reel wag: nenotiotou 33. rgréutlou ‘given to_rs.zt1u.n' heisol. etc. I. hZYl:l.lNO.' r. 1.. ztkvznnro. 3. 3. jlnnvnmnozo WEBSTER, REM. ESTATE ARE) HOUSE AGENTS . Lo-sit. Rive: urentggwiguu. collection. as . not tstatemnxéd ‘lair-.ticn on loans. Tex , Dﬂilﬁlgi remitted. S, V. Phflhl. TEDIJPHKLI ILPIH. 3, V. PAPIN & 1530.,- Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, Oomroyxnoors and Stock linkers. 31:8 Chestnut Street. EDWARD WYMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER ND 8’Z‘OClt-B‘BOEK8.' , A collected. none? toned. Kan” “mu Rm‘ 722 (flxcetnut Street. JOHN LEE _& 00., Real Estate Brokers, House Agents, V 0'1’ . . N‘ Am“? nndioouvcyencen Ra 52.2 lU"Rent collections s Insanity. Wu. soars. us. ccxmexr. 1. 3:. mung BOOTH, BARADA & 00., Real Estate Agents, :N'o.:r21cu1:a-nrzrrs*rnnn-r Icaotizu lam.’ ' be and sell real estate. collect rcntn. and aft: verso situation in the nnnsxenxcnt oi estates. com: s. cdnuu. xnw.un> s. sown. OAVENDEB .2 nowan-., House as. Real Estate Agents Notaries Public and cotweyauoors. Iionnd Ncgohateod on Rani Eetate. ._ _. . 9”” .. “T . plxnilng it with grass and popuisting it with sheep. J CATAR R H. - A Case a’: 811 Years’ 8tan'dl.ng,"nooom- panied by distressing symptoms, cured by the use or two bottles of Sanford’s Radical Cure wens. wxus 5 l‘O'i1'l.lta-0'X.’t1't.z&l!x: Pteue tiiy e um-its oi nA:<ron.n‘s 1: mil Orr rut. !'sntx£ee.l-sihsre y. pnniaaixrty while ta-on l "with I on. acalneulstion at lnucnn man at no tin-on livtmecouantly hlyiztxnx null‘ 9:.nnd- preeence coon mm on s. Sﬁlnnonths no iwu indn totgnsxronn‘ lumen. nut. in nxtwo bot eslxitlnd xuyigti nutty. not tmpwanentli em-ell. no eerecenemen onto hum: bottluwtiix the “Km: ’‘ 'f‘unxs'rnoxu. December 26. 1874. Harrison Am. Boston. CATARRH. Helped Her the Host of any Medicine Bite Ever ‘Used. 81 Enclosed it had thtetlolll In hioh Mncugie three ootﬁg oi an-Irena‘; itA'n'l':.-ax: ‘(ions to: csnnxn. int he! no the most oi any medicine I ever used. Ygtn pct. . 1.0% 8. CR 8 . Jul! 5. 18%. txdw'ie.lt.“3iEes. . .-.C,ATARRH.,: , , Iron Geo. W. shsttnok. liq . latte For-nip: Entry Clerk.‘ Bosoon Ottstonn House. 82:1-r.xx:rrt ihnve been tmnhleol with ester:-it for arenlyrst-u.bct -‘o the use or your remedy Itinu null reltev . This summer luvs been on- tirety free in t. insknnaeot it in myhxnllrto . lmtlt III etficttini ruled . 01 recommend it In All who In sin y mm“? '°""oso. W. h£l.L'l'l.‘UOli. PERSEVERE lit the use of this remedy until cubed. It contains the great health: clo- montn of plants in l.heirossen- tied torn! as obtained by distinction. Cslsrrmtuitnextont and destructive iercsatendx Icxttn Oontnntptlon. sad is closely tilted to it: tor. '.“..§:"£“.‘." °.§'.‘;'.i“.i‘.i§‘;'.‘.‘.;.."‘:.".‘.‘.*?‘..‘. it .. ..2:‘.°.. 1 u thcce ux ls‘ ‘ehhouia n'ot 1331:: n thu out in c it 13?: ogject oi their Lives to no themselves oi it. A single bottle at any remedy the chronic ts§e Itiecl. a -nu. its ndueaon in y, es return to health must meet tavorhbln cl In-rh oonno OB1cp¢.l'I}Il¢!lK use oi tilts» ros Arualt. The rolls! in every e trotntho lrstdoseusntnuutton at v at it wilt dew on the system it brought cauti- tnuonaily node: in inilltenoe. UNEQUALED _ _By Arty Other Preparation. _, xx-rtxnkxztz I have" he t E.utronc‘s nigh G §',;;§.n=.:.:°.:.*""“ ..:.=:z.-..*w:.- my tool: ‘V .“y i“.‘p‘?;i-f.r¥’i1l.tii. Kl.‘-&...;~ Eeptunher. 13-1‘ 5. " ' ' " tech 1 e oontelu I "so on Caur And 1’ OD. =-.=;=’’°'*'*'%~°*.:.:*:.-§'’‘.‘."...':~.....:'::.:l .. ale s everywhere. Wkliﬂﬂk V1‘ B a. line a . BANl'0liii‘li JAMAICA GINGER. the Graltgmﬂyliedkine. hm ‘ Y n “"0 Wnouuu: L(lll1n- er M at. 3 . . .Luis:i" d.Wllsd\sds 3.’.°1'>.%?l's; .t“Co.. .W3'3¢BWﬂo » property. , Ho 3X1 0l.iw¢8tr«ao¢.8t.[aoI1.in, Bo. HOUSE-RENTING A GENCY. I hzvmedded to our business at collection do-' u-chow pnpuedlo 0-nliact Bean. 1’: Tax . Buy -he ﬁ’k«.z nun. u ca...-3.. of hue. snddoslaslcctl IKVICI noutnsliluitr-nachos. Any bunlneu lnu-lute.-d to our care will receive pron t. cereal and energetic attention. it. . .xnx.\mwxx.r.soo.. ED Qsutout street. ‘IX. I. X‘l‘!lII80l'. 29*. 8. WMLRIB lIcPHIt‘.R80H 85 WARNER,’ House and Real Estate Agents, ! Ofbxﬁﬂfntaii thaﬁnlno and ‘rerrttoﬂes. hourtn hnbucsndOouveyule- en. Nﬁttstcd. ‘Boxes lhid. xi- rne on action especially. and hhoui aut- nmoosusdeoannno Ito. 521 Pine Street, St. Louis. ital Briilll PI(7.l‘:UR§ 03' El ST. Loms BEIJJGE New IV.-ERCitANTS’EXCliANGE hedﬁnt the at the t.‘.loh6-Domain-tit.‘ ooittai " ouch. Sent; posfapaid. EATER!‘ METALLIC BURIAL CASES AND GASKETS, Oenin ‘haunts . Glass I‘:-one ‘L-%"'*.:*"-...:.{“I.**.=:..5’..‘2.*%'r...."."." *9 CRANE, BREED at: 00. answers wuc menu. at» ometsun. 0; RIUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. Mjuoum 3-turn xailuu hrs me mu-the in- , E::::;.:::.“.::.:* V GAR'i'8IDE;_-COA_.I._.I 00. till, carlanltll Bu may fill} No. 218 Chestnut Street. . layer: A t.'I.nh:lv.l Cleveland. oinnisudonre .. Undertakers’ Goods 1 at I \~. or me. It Aﬁﬁrds much pleasure to the proprietors oi’ the Kinriizxmxxooxiir -to be elite to snnounoo their cm1l*tt«io inn-nishtethe poa- ple oi the was is great ireprosonmtmt loam! iisvs been crowned with exunonunnr)‘ Milwau- irliie srioreu lsjieeed entliely upon a proper doin- prelseinlon oi what the P00!-‘M VIN"-I P5?“ 00.3‘- mm‘ “I. arrive or rim wanto- domestic, towels» and local, It complete rented or interesting events culled from every part at the hsliitsbie globe, cogethervrith I clear sod ouiriid expression oi ilpIlI0'n_llpOlI all the greet questions which, iroretlxnctotlme,omm the stlentioa oi mumgenipcoyie. Kooxpense has been eyxr-ed ‘ to diltlmcﬂ ccnipoutouis ruzniesieeine news, in corps of telegraphic and "inviting correspondent belmrthc most extensive in theoounlry. roe. WW, I _ the awn:-nnomu i-uceeueilr tsvilos is con- tinvtseceoi thstxeiyctyuil patience! with which 1lhsshere(olor.cbecnlaoeoved,promieingltelme eiibril‘§OmtkI‘li_1i_‘lIriTM¢d liiovorydoputuerat. zrhesows oiﬂasireskwnl-he condensed endeare- ‘ hilly rewritten. ed Ie:io,pi1”iihe,l_9rus_t smcsntor ‘ ‘ “' ' nae‘. «cl specs. $17183 Mr. I hrgs i"l‘O$ilii0iilll ,-_ iihsreotthevloeklr piiaesto runllyend literary reading. he gives to liselcet lteportandoommierelal News, invvhlch vrtiibe redeelodsnthe lending sad lguportsctrventsln ibewor'1d"ei'i:‘cedc. he c%i:.oitx~Dintooiwr is, aslthu stvritys been and will continue to be, is itxronucnv 1-irltn, iesrtouly devoted to 4, bold Advocacy oi the ca.r~ dinnl principles oi the party. While it will always be in the iron: not lnlhosuppori oi anheneit putypolicy, itwill rucrvothe zsgiit-an is its duty, And the duty oi every no-inpsu —le oppose any menu:-snot in " with prin- eipiu,'aiiz.ougii ii. may om.enato~ from men so- Ititovlodglng tothe itepublicsn party. We desire to niche the , ..mirou-ircmmfr ,thst. in oiniiertos- mmodntethe nnaslleied increase at pstxonsgeawnh yfE§¢‘%:§Q Gwen- li} ninroaim: has been .. . rrwrhtors ;; niiveiound it nocesseryte havchuilt. st enor- rneos cost. bro nenfsxrxoruo nun-ruro rmsims, which no now completed sad resdy her use. for the lsit six months the subscription limit has grown sorspidlythsttheold presses in uscwore iomid lobe absolutely iudequste for printing the. mammoth edition: or the pspsnsnd the purchsses role;-red to were indispensable. It bu been iousd that its the eirculistion oi the_ psper incnseesso does tbedemandiorrnorc news, end tomes: this ‘ onlsrgca. demand eight more column will be itddedto thcwnutizir Goons-Dxxooxsr ea or holo:-e‘lho hi or ‘ 1, increasing the number oi columns in the point to In-rv-Irx. le'cui be claimed, without heating, thsltho lnaesbeiisize ox 1he.‘wi:1:::r.r Goon):-Dniooiur, together with the additions! news iurnlshed, will nuke it the lisndromesv and bolt newrpepxr west oi the Aiioghaiilou. and ihoperoi nyon the equttucnt. '1'hls KXLLRGKXIHT unavoidably involves it very erpouso, I ‘_ align: ineressh in the subscription price r the .... .. .-- , . Wxxxnr will be necessary. The romiue. how- ever, in only 'iEvrnrrr~rrvx cents, seem so sincii ’ sod inoonsldersblo so hobo nilmostludequstc to coinpcnsste low the sddltioiul reading rnettor inr- ’ nlshcd. A newschednlc or ‘prices has been ar- ranged, nod an the commencement ct a new you- ls approaching. the attention or subscribers iuid those getting up clubs is especially directed to "tho _ revised terms. ;‘ nxw urn or euuscnrrtxax, rosrxos ritu- mm in run roeusnrns. Dolly. Ioven papers pcrweex, por yonr....wi oo Oinheoifivsbnilics, per-you-............... so 00 Berni-Weekly--1_'uesdiiy|nd Friday. pcryur 8 so iiembweehly. inclsbeot iive.....3.......... 15 no Ir!-Weekly (the Eleni-Weekly sud Bnndsy ac-2 clubs oi .tirs.......................... 2.1 on Weekly,pcrvee'r......... .. 1 to Agents wanted st every ﬂeet-once in the West. and lo": eircnlu sud specimen copies. Agents will he Allowed ton poi: cent comnvlulon on the Daily, Semi-Weekly and Eirrl-Weekly, and ureniy~livc cents on each single subscription to the Weekly. to be deducted before ninlting the money. . Address 81'. Home Gliolllz nnnocnir. Si. ' Louie, hie. H1749 probabilities are. Uta: the weather to- day will be warmer and cloudy, with occa- sional light rain or main. = _ (low in New fork, yesterday, opened at 1142: end closed at nix. Atlanta the rumors siiost in ‘connection witl1.the_whlrxy trials is one, given upon the Authority oi m-. ‘W. Dniv. Bsrnsrii; thst the prceecutionintorid to implicate Senator Logan in connection with ex-Super-riser liunii. We sure it merely tor the purpose ct, saying that we do not believe tint it has any other thsn a mxlicious origin, and thet it is intended for purely politics) sifect. -—:-......_...—._____.__....... R. Counm-rr is rude thst the buiitnersdoi lire imunnee is grsdusliybolng “jsyhawkoti" by 1.. , neible brokers, who tn-e interested not in placing risks ‘where the insurers would- iziout desire tohsvs them pieced, but when the bxoircfrcan got ‘the Lupe: commissions, end the iastunl luvs oi huxincw dictate that the company which vrill bid the highest to I broker tor securing npremirxm, ‘is not the compsriy in which: i-til: would ‘be strut. Oiooursc wcdo not promise to dletstete the business men of St. Louis ssto where- snd how they should place their jiesiinnoe, but itis any tosln onthe sideoi careless- = nest, agpedsliy inn mstter which -mrynovcr amount to snything liter :1]. ,The Chicago the we: thought to be sleeson ior :11 time, iuid it me smost startling ammo. oi the uncertainties oi.‘ insurance; but wovery much doubt whether ‘i single insurer, unless he hsppencd tostiifer by that iii-ii, reads his pol- icy shy more oioselythsn below, or H per- _cepi.ihIy more psriiculsr about vsriiylng the ’_si.reo'lnte oerninty oi the inxursncc for which’ he ran. _ * A comueeiox, composed ct Commodore Arninen. Ceptsin Patterson sud Gone:-ni lititnpiii-lea, line just reported tothe President on the Diiricc Ship -m% The" ganﬁa. men do not report iroin thoir_own personal observations, but iron: the exnininaticns and surveys nude. by others. ‘ Their rcport is, therefore, s___ , sort at aneond-hand sdeir. The cornpiinies oi nu-. veyors ﬁrat lsid offend surveyed the route oi .' the projected ennui, and their notes sud rg_¢.. r onls were iorwsrdedto this Commiulonﬁvho, in their turn, » incubated it ,ropo_i-1., |‘mb°5iiI'l: the salient points oi All the prlinsry exrminstione. The 4" ihiiik B ennui can be oonstruotedirom Grey‘. town. on the Csribbeui ses,'toBrito, ontiie Pscliic. at the cost at $06,000,000. “They are 110‘ 59¢ ilivllsred to advise the appropriation or this modest sum in order st once to begin and ﬁnish the uni, tor the triiilcg diiﬂoulty remains thst the hsrbore It the two ports are slloged in be entirely insuliioient for the proper sccnnimodatioii oi the shipping which would certainly throng tc_tiu torniinei points iuioiaen: oi the ttetlsi. He. met vrot¥:_oi «mamas lnxportsiioebe constructed. tlio~iia’iiads or chip: will iienxiiiliy pass through, and the hit:-liars at the rice and: must he of very consider-this size and security. Neither Brita nor Greytovm possessed this Indispensable chrncterietie of size, and it zmiy thereto‘:-o readily be inferred think the proposed rouitrhsii one dlillceity itlmoetiiiv super-sbler . Tm: .e.ve'ry cue, which has occupied the Attention oi the Ultitcdﬁtsios District Court for some dsye, was concluded yeiiterdity by s verdict of guilty ifgsinxt the scanned, on the single count rubmltted to the consideration oi‘ the1ury—-that or general oocsplrsoy to de- n-sud the Government. This mmtwasnot unexpected. 'rhe=tastiinony In the early port or the tz_-lid was overwhelming, ink is was‘ mnnlieet-ihst this deteudenvii only hope me in his aihilitytc breeltdovrit thewitneeses cgsinsthhn. ‘rhoehstgeoiindgstreetwu ohsrxctorizcd by great fairness 'snd'iinpsrtisl- ity, sod gave the jury the widest possible latitude. The summing up on both ride: was stile sad enrhsustlvo-thst of Air. Ilendern-on iMIl'i8'1M¢‘l)ll8i‘i} interesting, bsesuse or its unlocked icr suimsdvcreions upon the Presi- dent rind his rrlvste Bocrctsry. In recording their verdict the ‘jurors beu-eyed unusual emotion, es of men who were struggling be- tween ii stroiiz sympathy 8114 ‘ ‘Wm 5'1‘!!- We do nothesitete to say that initial: feeling sad in their sction they echoed the geniirel public opinion. Trix liitost Chicago nnpieasentnes} incen- oorriing tvvc hlooht-oi gtoiind, known so the "idle trout property.’’, This property re- mained unused. unimproved and unproﬁtable tor many years, and nobody dreiuned. or malcingnruss shout it, until one dsy, not long ago, the Illinois Ccntrsl nsilrosd wanted to buy it, when its prieoiossnoxx was in- ituiliy discovered. The liallrosd Coin-' pony ‘ pmpocsd to pry A $800,000 for ii. lithe proper owner could bcdlscovei-ed. sad the touch for that owner iugltiiting the minds or iii?» cniugum. The pin is claimed by the State or llii.nois,by the cityoi Chicsgo, and bye privste indlvldunl, and all three parties were pressing their claims with more energy then politeness, when some one had oeouion to ti-see heal: the history oi the land to the esrlles records, end,» to the dis- gust of all concerned, discovered. thst it hsd viovcr bcoirlcgally surveyed, sud was, therefore, the properly or the United States Government. This development astounded the lawyers, sud they have now ‘sol: their vrits lovvoii i- - rder to see whether some- thing to bet.» r no matter cannot be done. I I A PL. .1 FOR CLEIIENOY. ‘ 0! all end necessities imposed by society upon those responsible for its government, there is none more and than the execution oi the tiiul penalty ol‘ the law, the evongiiig at blood-giuiltiucsii, and all the horror of this sicrn duty is intensiﬁed when the punishment is wrought upon a woman. But, unless we arcprspu-ed to any thst women shell hsvs impunity-to murder, there is no other sl- lornstivo then to mete out regardless oi sex the penalty for that crime in which all die- tinctions of so: no swallowed up. Between the murderers and the murderer we csn make no distinction; this is demanded siilro by the sbsu-not claims oi Justice, end by the interests of society. _ Yet when n wom.v.xi_ is found guilty. site: "s {sir trial in the courts of this State. and when no nilghtcst pies oi oxienuiiticii can be round in the facts oi the use to mitigate the coor- rnily 0! her crime iuid the justice oi her son- gonoolitn appeal is made for s commutation of her sentence, not because msniioodﬂi net. urnl instinct rcvolte at the h.\nging- or s women, but ‘ use-«so runs the apposi- bceatxse the legal subjection oi n wire to her iiurbsnd renders her inciipsble oi incurring such e responsibility. The appeal! which liirii. moor mskea to Governor Iisrdln will be icund on Another page of this paper, and will be rest! with interest alike by those who went with and those who dissent train her views sud-her erg-runenu. Ii it were all con- ceived idtlie spirit at the closing lines, ii‘ it woresn appeal for mercy pure and simple. such so sppesl as make: psrl. oi the widn-sprud protest sxiiinsl. capital punish- rxient in All cases, it would be entitled to its proper weight so such. But it is not wet; it in ieiia a protest sgainst the execution lliui against the iegnireistionii of then sud wire: less snsppcsi ironic just sentence then on ugument to show that all sentences egsiniit married women an unjust. ' When we onmine the argument, we tied it suionnlii to ssying, lint its the law ordiinrily presumes nut the unlawful sets oi A married women are committed under oonstrsint, ihcreiore this unlswini act.-s ionl and un- nstursiinurdsr-~ehouid be pneiitimod to have been committed under such constraint. B_ut ii lire. Xlnor will sbide by the letter oi the luv," her hrgument toils, since she hrrscii admits thnt the luv expreeialy removes such cases as this iron the presumption oi con- stuint. so she taken refuge behind the theory Ihst woman's subjection-vrcni.sn’s pupllsgo-«bu reduced her to the cute oi nn i.rr¢sp_onsible',beieg: of one to whom murder in inerelys technicality oi the low. We do not wish to do injustice to sisdywho use high olslms to recognition in msny vvnyii; but Hrs. Minor’: own words; in ondeevoring to extciuuiits the responsibility incurred by this minder, run: “How could she distinguish the teclmicslitisa oithc iswl” . Mrs. hiinoi-'s record is too brillisnt sud ,icucue not to be cited st once as bu-ring her forever iron: the use oi this plea. If one should urge, in sppesllng ior I. murderer’it lilo, tint when he committed in cold-blooded murder he was so‘i t or so callous that he did not know that thereby incurred the death penalty, we should comer st once that the sooner such 3 main was hung the better, And every cisim sod right oi woman is wronged when the plea is put iorwsrd thst A married murderous hn merely gotten con- fused in the technlullties oi the low; that she ought not to be punished becsuso she may have thought that it it vvu s imaging matter it was s housing met- ter only for her hiisbuid, vvhoin she urged on to the deed.‘ There my be so ex- cusable sentiment underlying thin rououing. but it is vicious reasoning, and sentiment is s bsd guide to trust to when one steers the ship or sislo. I! hire. Hzilei-ischeld has no stronger cisim to Executive clemency thin , $1.‘. ﬁatiin Qiobe -mam, Sniiirhaa ﬁiierning; §l3'f£il"§§EI~§, {$25. the center oxide: nctieeﬁzer execution eso- Iioi be called. 3 legs! murder. not out any one blitzes isle Excellency it, reviewing the ease and winding thist heroiiiy plea is’ one which would ennui the It'll‘, he should, however zrlpdnuy, siiow the law to nice lie course. ‘IYBE 0!!‘-Y OFFIQES. in a recent comment on the methods or economy rind z Lrenehment practiced by the City Council, we committed the voriiel in- advertcnce of saying thin. the tint oilloisi set at the Council since the passage of the new Con- stitution had been to appoint an Inspector or Building: end 8 Deputy Inspector, two cm. old: when 8:. unit hedheretoiorc miresged to dispense with. ‘Then odicisls liM‘"e not been repainted, inasmuch as the city council does not appoint: the city dillclsis, and than birvre are liable to correction. -rm action we noted was the iuioctioe by the city comi- oll in Committee or the Whole oi so much or sriordinnncs or provides for these two odi- clsiii: it is possible thin: the ordlnnnoe ms: iii the end be thrown out bodily,-as wits theme or 1. similar ordinance hit session; but ii this lisppen, it will be beosussthooenscil will be’ unable to sgreo upon other pro- vision: or the ordinance, not " they him say objection to the creation oi new oiiicce, or the incurring or new expcnsoe. This tendency is to manifest, it odors so gist- inz 2. contract to the current professions of eooooin,, that it deserves to be exposed and rebiiksdwliorevsr and whenever it sppoars. . The evil oi c mtlltlpiicslion oi public oinoer ' is that it increases the strength oi s corps or clique who live off the public, who practi- only maintain their own tenure of oiilee, vied who are prectlesliv free item any supervision or control. It is sir evil which grins by it natural growth, and is diredly and indirectly injurious to every interest it elects. By in- crusingthe-expenes and dividing the respon- sibility of public administration, it gives the people It poorer service st 3 greets; cost, end by maintaining in idleness in lsrge iiuinber oi‘ people who hiivo no cisirn whatever to such I lever’, it until: them forever for any subsequent usefulness. These Ire objections which st ell times iiro valid in ‘opposition to so increase in the numbers or the onloo- hoidrrI,iind they src especially iorcihis sttlle present time. . ‘there is not in branch of pri- vote industry in which the pressure of the times last dot forced A reduction of expense; but ii; public msllers it begins to loci: its ii those who had been iemporsriiy deprived of their ‘employment by the patio were being" admitted as recruits in the army or emce- hoiders, sad in if the public functions were carried on chieﬂy tor the suite at giving enr- - pioymr its many p_eopie.s.i_poee.|ble. -_ , ,- li-' . cry tsr from saying tlist sii oi our mtir‘. oiilce-holders em hsrnsciee; on the contrary; ‘in are gird to admit that there are smong them many shin, conscientious snd hard-working public rervsets. But. it some of them are othcrwlre. if they are disposed to divide Among three the work which would be fair employment for one, the ' citi- zens have no other protection iiiuiiuxt ibcm, sure in the vigilsnce and determination of the City Council.‘ It is Im- possible ior priviiio citizens to my oi any ci- ilce whether it is well tilled, whether it is really required, and whether its duties ere suillcirnt to occupy the time of the oillclsl who is paid for sticndiiig to them. We do not speak now oi the elective and supervisory ciiioes, but oi the deputies, whose name is legion, and oi whom the general body of the citizens know nothing at all. I! the City Council cannot gusrimtce to us that there ha»! been no favoritism or barmoleisni in the cres- ticii and mung at there aniccs, we areli.-it without protection and must submit to'be tiled. . Yet, tor some time put, the City Council his not made one step in the wily cl’ rcireifchment in the reduction of the number or salaries oi the oily employer, while it hits gone out or its way to create oﬂicee. such e circumstance vrsrrsuu us in inclining to the bells! that instead or favoring retrenchment, lhe City Council is rsther devoted to the fostering; of bsrziscies, sad the public will do well to look with suspicion on all ordinsuces which relinire any increase in the run or the oillce~hcIden._ ' * cm-.2-z _ or. LOUIE IN ermxrnns. An‘ old miuiasrned Armand licdsett, eighty- ono years oi nae, vns returned to the Oonory Fﬁm NGRNAT. from whence he hsd nsdo his srcspo the day bolero. . ' on Wcdnudcyisstlnuis spelt, I young run zmnloyveyet Reno's porl:-homo. on ‘recruit or-acne, Ml into s hittle of boiling truer. Iron the «treat: or which he died on Thursday. :i'lu‘Ooro~ net-vru noliil.ed,endwill nuke an exxminatien into the cue. , Ar 9-lho'cloek last night n are broke out in 3 one-story intro building on Jsckson street. be» . tn con us:-cue and zipersehled. occupied by iiklnrl Ocirigu. The explosion or in cotton _lI.mP was the cause. Dsiiuxe. iioo. Insured the Axoetiesn Ooinpuy, cl Olilcego. - crrii.mLnI's lixrnxo.-an children‘: meeting will be held this (Bstnrdey) siternoon st: o‘eloolc. etlhe finial. E. Church. South. corner Eighth street siidwuliizuton avenue, which will benea- dneted by the Qukcr evangelists. Mrs. Ooilia and hire. Oomstock. Parents are requested to send their children. Oonoxxt. D. 8.. Gsurusox. General Whipple, Judge Furor. Oolonel W. Revision and 8. Stick- n'ey._h‘.eq.. coins up iron: Oi-and rowetlset even- ingnvheretheyharc licence a hustiiigexnodi lion. Colonel hiusdovilic. O. A. lisztuid E. N. Leeds hsd been with the petty. biitroturnedcu the previous day. She gentlemen took their ovrn torts sod provisions with them. and say tbs: they tied very good sport. Jamil lJDl.K's. the Admin Iixpress Iiieaeiigcr who so bravely deiended the property under his chsi-gs on the ooeulonvrhenthc trstiiwu st- techedby robbers st Inngreinl. lll., sndlnlo A. lsmentho engine driver,vn.s lulled, tiillweek received iron the oempsiiy51,ooo in gold. the money being psld him st their once in this city. Aeeompuylng the ruwsrd wss 9. ilstteriiig letter IIOIIIA. Gnlther, I-:sq., therrcsldent oi the coin: puiy. Wxaosxa keeps the lines: linen oi gents’ under- wear in the city. 0 11' is 1301' wnxtcttun roucr to Iiiow youreeli to drift into us incurable -Jtezue. by ,‘ ting the nuiiest and most trlonblcnymptome. lly oonieritediy waiting for s cold to get well or ltoeii, rnanysono huso damaged the structure or his lungs is to put hlmseu beyond the reach of medl- oiues. below being conscious oi dsnger‘. How much ester, or: the nrstlisdloetions oi sooidmc rc- eer: to Dr. Joyce’: i-Ixpcctornet, Ill eilieeclous remedy ior Coughs. Asthma. and All lironeltiel Ailcetions, sod run to excel s benedcisi indnenee oiauie orgnns oithe chest. . A Fsvoiunul h'oxonttrr.§—-The good repute- tlonoi "Brown's Btonoivlsi 1.’rec.hes" tor the re-. i i not of coughs, eoldncd thrust diseuot, ins ‘t'6I them 1 isvonble notoriety. cehvlcfw. William 0. Avjeryk ’.I‘rin.i Eiliiii in a. ‘iierdlet of Getilty. 11216 hrgnxnouis ,oi" Judge Krone end Senator Henderson. hiotion for it ﬂow Tiriati-iwery 8:3 I at Liberty or iii: Bonds. Ring News from Milwaukee and Ohioago. ‘ﬂaeeueoiwnr. 0. 110:7. which he been veudln¢int.heil.8.DistzietConrtelnoe1¢oveei- ho:-u,w-u lubed tectonic! his n-icreczoirdedthseeeitnypreviees 0OM“l!60‘!¢ ceeeelcaia tbetrlnisoithe members cilia ‘Whnky ling. rlielntcteetmtso speeches gradually ' ' stsrdelixr 13. Henderson wan mnthig ._ Mm. .. . . , SN - gratnnd ersryihingeeliulaieindsettl 'iatatauityuuimnumu‘soon. ‘in-near Bu-. hiscdoeiht as-uric thstﬂio tel:lo£I.pinnil¢iethsve'becc.hcer¢ llllixfilfﬁﬁf ttioeouztrcose. sooneletelnthceiternoouwbenlt 1'50 3-nwdsrk, soothe ohiuieciisn-ssdgu yetewoi-«min the xioornyroennwudniiiistle. rowwnliorxstthe "solemn. brooding ellecce. broken by tosoc oiﬁenstorli ‘ '3 voice. ihtﬁleftc denounces; lcthesurytheeorruptloeudtnlauiesottbc Bing, the intact sod fixed look of the Jurors iot- iowing out every thread of his argument. sndthe snxietv peering more-the eyes oi ‘the sndluiee. pressed book by the rnspety Xunlaei. and hushed wherever thud one the slightest inti- mation or applause orlenghlcr. ﬁler-sisellsoes», hlestillvrerotheloelrsnd ell-or uiisdoissdsut-— the gu-tlxlit item the eessdelisr. which burned yellow and dim lathe vllletod stuoegliers. g-Isr- ing over his dork, pale hoe, paler still in contrast witllthe nveii blseknees oi his hem! sod heir. and drooivlnr Is the mi-3-meat proceeded. uni the lids simoet cloned over the wide, block eye. and thevreexied. nnhsppy taco. Judge Chester II. Krnin mule the cloning speech ' tor the deicnso.bcginnliig about 11 continuing about two hours-and I o'clock sod hell. though evidently lxbortsg til the while under intense physical enduring. ﬂpeoch by Judge Chester 8. I! so thst he IYOIodl5 y kg bcilﬂngﬂ curse o able detention in the gm 5 mo in ‘ V indictment, our com: hich charges ueizntfent entered into sconep-reoy with others. to d efraiid Curran. h’ov.gcui.lcmea, it liijhlsuho ill I can ii-soy wanna)? eoniiiiueei with ' the ddondniit shown. vsryls doubt, tohevc been connected with and m?:i6uPt% d acrue the p :0 conrpiggo , or the desisniticiu or spintorn . it lin irot been shown to have Krnm. tied that he uni I very would its green ed . pg“ he must run some risk poeeibl be b that this tic Den - the United by low on spirits du- ruer, liirlcl. Thompson sad is iinnists rid tn-ed lnloln “K3271, or less interrup- tion until its in here clove end in 1hb:e’s.se. coiupii-s~ th and em to the: cnileuen it is utterly immetorlel oi DIFHGI the to lot are that my client enough VIII! uzoconsplrsc tnsnyseessorinenyres - cw gun . you in sole witness who eonhu-Ac hlr. Avery it In this conrpiriicgols Oceduec U. itcrrne. rrrscnv upon the mom in‘: the knowledge or g-all in t. Loni: home to the undertakes to give we con use with the defendant-the ni-st lm thesooond in 1874. Betciluu thsthevru la N'ew York, and llruler. who was in Waning to uk dhi iraiﬁiciifir IBKODOIM Oﬁ lednosonec, i ltruler ai be A he 1‘! M ( WIT) bu‘. DO slisbontthc And mil if melt would uhzy lrdwiﬁwﬂghti llrnzi r , iig or be tgﬁuvlrvrrythiug would he uneerthsd, that Av told - him he was not omi- gto rly and lcgi guilt end t he in uieseod in witzeeswho d tinny his oi the heme, end_ so og-rue i"%‘.3“""’.‘..'€.“’.'i‘.'.i",'.‘."’°""‘" get so Thurs is s.coot;-sdiﬁlon in tree: shows Hmuo Her. I! . Douglas could hsve cireninsuneee him and Er. Av interview betwvrn uiy oiileo, there given oi the: interview and Avery , on ueigil iszuilythe o conversation, 1hBGDI&(i€V ‘games: ol the who a case from the be on seed noon which itoen tiessld to) that Imowlevlro oi this comlilui-ion was brought hornets Ave . lhentctcincntoi I I with its to end. becsnse it when hcuinnutterudlntsinoes on I: «harm In the trees- won The his Y:hl:e.onsnex:lsne::oe [UK to hltogruo. on erouoexsixi ‘lion ” 'meoeeiiii'l°..u i$.....i.- admission on circumstances. in irhichhls 5 occurred because aumi iron the inpo of ih:i._im.a L-sinifugooe so I r. lherisincso! dieuncnt, which-included Halli. 0. mt rnoepheru oi hiiseouri will not II! iniunoua ﬁ'l.'iMlOl$OII.I1$h as m he would 1 bill oi lore. ultim- , whole scheme. bnmiiﬁrr cling: du6;0l'ljiN0ll"I3l‘g we in s to whom he had been ngeogs isys no thstthe hcwershero at the c that chsrxe. to ted in ltiii ln:gi°l’82‘i. was trying tonvo hirnscli but it luppens lime cell In on so importusste were “‘M.2:° this correspondence go in reed. in wool of this user-tisii, tbowltiumesonttie luck or main Uiowry. Mr. lriegrnosndidr. J , the tier ow identifying some nu. rmxc , title thlamsndoesnotllveln thin state; his Wlysmoh grue. s over iiemen dunnshie disomvtru or not ocelnossu lilbd H u. more- "°‘.‘.’.“‘i.'ii.5‘i passed lie ll notonly I here in 1374 hie with iic three curb-stone {retrieve an some iursnuinent is th them. Test the thing we: ilxed to the sailsiscunn oi Mr. Hui-no we know. incense Henry gr he vriu utuded ilip ll. Waiosru the pol yt-the leliezou. on cross-enu unistiomt to put up pl Warner, so I compensation issi neglect oi his sworn utiuos Is ﬂIl'd;:ly'°§r;i’LIK¢¢d liiintorn es oi ior Kt. .nudit,s.sd =hlsgi1lre, lir. KcKoe,Mr. oouib. ‘ tel crime. 111. Krurn re the tail: ‘£30: Joyce to avery. msxzngﬁisl drmsn ii std show 1 suite oi ueuiceu on in out oIJoyov.c( the us oi May. isn, said point- ed out the: no answer we: sent to it. It disclosed 3 auto ohhings to In. Avery the: was nonstic- iscto to him, and hcptve no iuisivee to it. .\’-it only t. hot you don t and soother eoininiiniov tlon iron: Joyce to blin until June. isle. Kr. &\‘¢f)'.dll1EOfi in answer to the imperious and I O irpstirni am: from Joyce. show: he was nnount, becnuo he would an-ed to remain at. with the hold they lied on him. said when ‘ rid chino, it must have been met vrlthe response end at once. ‘this was also shown by tbetcie-gram oi’ October is, lam. from Joyoeto Avery. JIid§'!Kl‘llﬂIl‘§'t1cﬁLh«lllhi31£3?xi'Mll$0 J;>&~‘ce, dated Octo‘ 1 “Put our nousein o r you; nieces“ R311. wag.‘ ."d"§]iId not oou:e in very ‘I’ on now ico- sientislso rue l.e.cnci whatever tslogrs-in he he sent over nuown nine snducdrr his own mink. Thetcictum idcstulsd so being lnhlr. .‘.‘.°”»'-‘......""°.§‘..‘.',"§.‘:.“.:"..‘:’.f‘..'.“.lﬁ'i’....°‘f£f..l"‘i.‘:‘ " Jud 3 Kruni wu wi-iulin st cnoiuld, who was is Wuninxton st the time, and no miitnony that Avery under- sgoojdltségport his I u;ll'9ligI:l.M(I2l’I;Iv.i issrv in-s see one was WTiKXthb¢¢ID)¢H¢DiOl$1dV'l’I$.I ii lei-ole mun. Mcnonsld had their succeeded in keeping Brooke uni liocg iron: in; to St. Louis sad in getting the cider trans min: the verlons so rvisors rc- scIr.dev.l, liner the conﬁdent letter in Brooks to Rogers had been union by him irom Bo rs’ derk. Ii vrr1ttenbyA_very or purposes o his own, e would have signed his om: name to it and sent it y his own a not through thclioune oi Iieoreeeuuuvcs. ‘the tele- nm was only one oi . HcDoriiild's ridiculous per- g’rmcn‘%:a&And, while ‘it me her‘: niece: stage- i .n o co mean 1: cg vary on craft omit in tile do the and who we since my toeccoinrru.-duo airlcnd. nd unit: lice:-—vrho,lnthc spring or 1311 no it ordcrto givenetieeictnedlsul- § 3 :2 3 5 that Avery ever innilthed soy lnlonnsiion to true: hero. .1 P should ea hedid is anxious the distiller! vs suursnoe tbs: protected not only by tbeciliacrs minis e ihey would be here. but bytho sci‘ tuition and when seethat tbrywcnldn hsvsgoneiilto theriog Wm- yét Inst ascuruce. Joye: she letter e iron rs. in Bsboock. Whenever he too I so coiflfl get is letter thst would suit his pnrmo he showed ulluiu out he chose. ‘rnero retains the: Bsbooek or Agcdryuovor , money was it me .:.*.:‘.‘;’..'.?:.'~ =**.:::. .-::.i:. *° W :“ W . com om-sod § one must hepeid lilxn, trhlch.oi course he hut. ior there is no pretense last either 0 those sntlsrnen received 3 cent. in no consults- uon d that men Joyce ever cm:-nunicrxc to me much not: sshsve been developed is this sad ctoer trbinle. {gin 31:‘ most have been a under: .- o Mpmucuuon to . Avery h.Il the instance w ere m.'i'..3"°m oelinr min Mr. Joyce tor Ir-y ti-siidnient ii The whole conduct oilir. furry with these tnnoiil nuth nucleus! in I Jo re and Arc o ber,:ind .1 rue also iscrrreipondeeee with with can is no because but o whslover. is utterly inconsistent 5. Thorn in Rogers, us: Jose . slrailiosnco in their-esinreor wuJoyes's usasl signvuire to tions. it is unltkezy ii Avery the Ring, tbs: hswouid have soared hlinseii to bosboentthrre months in it $:._roo um hevrouid got tor inioi-nutlcn seiitto so In Jn|y,ls7i.when sit the distil- rit. bonil. times were In nill operstioe Ave leaves the need or the arid. wise:-she oouldbe c the utmost reivlcetothe Il.ing,ud goes into the Department, where he hes no connection with the iisrornl Revenue harem. is ton likely when his new eeisry vna only $1.000 his stipend ircm theitlsgnloeewurron to$l.:oosmonth.cr {net the lung would hove continued the su or I poi-chance. hedid furnish tutor-nation, o did itln gr-soot him without so posing that he ereby looting ewhecls 0 Government. Xihstovgr nsokn.ey"wI:u raised ‘oeteaulb “lei; co, or own exposes, the sang ms: 3... prclnseedlg set apart tor Kg. Patrick, . Judgslirnmthenreierredtotheietter oi F: 11. 187:, him: he now thought retor- rodtotcfect hit-.ii‘ordhsdtieenod'oted the Auietuitseorstistyshlp oi the interior sad the Oommisslonerstilg‘ oi iodine . Xi Avery hsd been collusion with liegrne And the Iisrdswsys, why should Joyce vuni min sgslnat then end against -lisieningto their grievances. which they were retailing to all who would hear there. c smoririg about the doors oi the dcpertttunt shout exposures? Joyce warns hlni sgairist listening to those exposures beotnsc Joyce snows thin re has been sharing Avery’: ccnndsnce. nd the: /ivory hsd been acting in good him. It is preposterous to tell: of one con- splrntor wrltivigsnothei-eons lrator such it letter he that oi Joyce to Avery. od Ki-Am referred to the letter oi June 5, 1875. cnyiux his guilt. and ciunwd that it showed not only that more use no collusion between Joyce and Avery. hut lhll Jo)-es «wee animus I0 deny it as to his c sod vsliiod irleml iimesd .d oidolng;-that, but they been oouplrrtou,ne would votoiddvei-y:":i'are all theietwre on here mm thsoi.';”'i‘h‘e’ro u nootoor panel as on except I. oeewu n ermionicd’ iem.- either hsd huh iaiiicwrt G113’ Gouger. it but the whisky sntuh llld come. it he hsd been paying Avery iron September, tail, to my, Keir-_ a reasonable. doubt or eubeincuvo. not men I[~¢‘cKvi8ll0I. ill: the exist- :-Lee or men Alter he had lived nti you-s; he did ht-i believe there was uicti s rig earth. it you an doubt the existence of mm on this earth . wrist is it thstyou cannot doubt? The low i hsvo road to you does no: menu c spoonin- n your mind. but it rueonsb o and unions: dou t--one that: comes iron: the processes oi rs Ironing. and Iron: the exercise: or tax: ledg- munt which God has given to as, improved on it liu been by the experience through which have gone. It is a substantive doubt. It doubt Ihlcli stints when liter 1: n the dirtct testimony and oi all go. oi the eeeeiglvin eey st lites: "‘.!‘hcr~c is something wanting in one; the men in ‘ , because the protccuqon nu tinned to show some list he twain him end the conspire: ." 1 Do on doubt the existence of s oonrpincy lboue others is no doubt thst Joyce and iicboinlxl rc- ccired their . Bin. on, you rtmeoilxr that J and cboncki. iron: 0706 . the very be nniog oi the development of this conspiracy. eve so ueediiy. ud coldly cod vig- orously ‘ all complicity st lair. Avery hitti- sell. a is on easy mcru-r to deny complicity. it 1 ID!!! is unable of denying men s thing on. the ctieelaio ii rricaida,-ho is capable oi concurs it illllhﬂllllteli-llfld. Did th a com irscg exist in in the ralloi lei’! to the ion: or sy,l 73? is lb! ro shy us: on this Jury that doubts ii? (lee- ululy not. ‘Fourteen months tisougctto the non- I]ii.!lIlDl'l :v?o0.«d.:nd ii that ho_thc cue tor iounceri months. we con calculus, uy the simple niiecithi-v.~e,bowm .h‘n'u muse flare:-omen: from .m is‘ 1:73.” enligwituls n evidence the: utter e o y. , e iiccd-gxusworc tuned loose: Joya mode nissr rsngenicht, went on to Vfulzington, and um xrs hcd’to Hobo to‘ lot the 33" "go ' itdtd. ihetostiinonyfoeeto iv thctirvu. the 1sioi.iitl,y,iSTi.utti oth lay, ls7il,morn crooked whisky wu turned out than in nypgrrvioos period under thlsecnspun tlernca.lie1:me be ‘men: gt? the existence «age eoiﬁlxijlrsc ,_y:u I Union Tstcgn Oom- puy states to you then thcyhecp no originsi dil- psiches, ncir copies oltbezn, nor even theoooks or ‘book over two ycsni-Irhst la the touch tied it dispatch between Avery sud nnid-onloyco in wild undone out put at the inlsiortnns in ininvnole conspiracy in than i. line 1 secret the: III the circa: oi some honest Govern- iar all until use is: oi mu, 1.575. to term: It out and exponlt to phalan- men 1. Geiiuexnen. iii: the inislortiioo oi the clevern- meat the: ‘,=they have otllcinic who will cover an torso long I led oi time all the evidence oi Lbs guilty comb stlon. I do not know who in in thlsthlng: ltis notmy pumoes now to ssy: but I do iindertshstc sex, and 1 say irngximy respon- sibility as s men, site: bovine rd the testi- _ irony in the ossesoi Mevonsldniid Avery,-the: - this is the most stupendous trend IBM hu been upon any ‘Government in -civlliitid sgu. Gentlemen, it us not only here. itwlnetllilvveuitce, Chicago New Orleans. ’lt was It ltunsvivo. lmlinnn: u Lu-yotte incisor; it In cvrrywhu-e where whisky wu mode. book in In chsnotzr Ind sect inducement shore use ' to the omeers oi the Go re s. pnopose. tor-s moment, it be true. that Air. very, core: ciorl: oi the iievrnne Department, \v:_s_ecuneotod with it, rec. iv-inf 5100 e wuhiruin how Oricens Chicago, Evemvi ls. Nllweusw. sad bysaioe pm!-ii ions. lL‘l up at tlile with 11990 nwockaon isg sill to or 1 L60 it met from in-so sources and many other WWII in 106 EH0 ' OU!ld||-109'-aﬂd ﬂit! new even‘ telegram iron these towns brings us the startling WWI ul 3 coupincy cu-etiy siiulinr in toxin art! result: coexists here. Why. iiciitiznun. it A «lurk could have gone into this thing. and received the enormoornum which g we him over SIN ON ayeer, and ii Government on due csi.'t wiihstu it. nlluiu were in in it is its: our Govenimair our‘! used; it most nboodr-nod on I iculuttc-irict to would the happi- ncuol nun. ii I: «hrs exist, then thiiigscurt exist: they no Incompatible. And sooner or istor some Gibbon all wine to write the decline at Amnienninauiuums. ilut ineteaul at values so u.e llonmi people qdicr eight long contorte- . ll D6‘! whstlait? 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Wu than irhoirisim "W-ﬁﬁiwﬂbrmvmlrwﬁmﬂﬁm iaaitmeieeeamdtucuy ' my -. mm rent one ‘limits ﬁiwpi 1' idcatlrwtthth-egwrvo-«one-limlm “$35 consequences whetherthey «£3 oocansiii ore - 3 zeammwp: ' ‘Are: -yssiu-in’. lollr-Aw?‘ mhﬁlhﬂwﬂﬁﬁvw ‘ do or thousand. itniiiteersiiotoisltee qiuiﬂ‘ 'acmimi.y era 4. '*“'°""”" '”'°‘‘‘ 1’ ,,{,,"‘*"”“‘ do ' an K‘ it miter!‘ not test A nglggthe ‘ t£2‘5§eiiu3'°1}"i$«sser “’°"“"“°*""“"°“‘“" ""‘”‘ rol‘i’=£et-I'srlh1§zr°r:ﬁle'hs violwoo oi what 5- ~?.°m tberec:i:i:':.reiunu<t'yoe 3'c«.’iu.m or *’“5**"""“"*"°°”34*°‘ “W 3' end portion: Joly. Whatever conscience yaurzcpirtoiﬂedﬂmber iiisvifotnitse Kg-2 i°“¢“43"-“““”§“‘“"'”““““,'- hadron ii 1~ulseste.to oermnccruse be nittbe romeo: "noose vi‘ .5596: i.'i'ﬁ°"" "°w‘s'eut:'theservteso: ”‘"“ "“"‘““ “* °" W‘ 5‘ ;,,¢*°"“‘ ' ‘v=.bcwlI1nsoIxtliIb0.wit¢!a%iiivse.m6iuﬁnrasa 35:; =":,,=:.- *°....“*..'r:.*;:-..,..”°“:%::‘.~.:=*°,.*.°;*,m «o--"°“im‘‘“-—«..°*’..... .. i *5... 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Pm? ::“;:..°: %.“:;.**;-:.:~w~ 5° 5“ I W '-'“‘°°“°" "N 3‘¢"'*'3“ duty iieyndiu irnutbo convicted they meet I erio nae ”iis<i eueeeqomuy its-miter told W‘ '1 Wm“ *4 Vi” *1 ” be v . ‘Inga-not xrznfruiouieet are etsezxvezywuszixigogxau hum mi ‘-°“ ‘b“'”°*° WW» ‘““"‘“"‘ 37 “7g"°i - gentlemen tony that :5 Avwyis giiillsy no; 3“ the nncl-Bi-sxzerreeisz-nedto sedu- '“N’W“°°'~‘ 53'3" 5”“ ‘"5? 5‘ *5‘ iitllllllldltblll so thing like cmstlon K getusemoeeyvmotzhcstoood ioehore Govennienl. ii r. in nooivaaniebor -,0 W, mung, ,,,,,’u,,,,,, ,m,,,,,, n: , ‘mm “mm” in ‘,6 3". °‘ “”“‘*“1°‘H-i’ °‘°l“N- "3 "'°‘m "V cieeei charcctclr snchaohnrebeenr-or B’ 7 on believerhc igttilerswltcgy 5"” ‘mam “""°‘ “- * "‘“ m‘‘‘‘ '3‘ thlscue aretceiihl and be won we I o zgoecy to so he-inter? 1: “'4 *3“ '“°“9£h“" “°“ *9‘ '‘° 3‘-1'“? might nwe'linbsndontii'ist}overnino'::' we might um mambo (ﬂamed, mam’); plwgog "1. ’° “ ’°"‘° "°'“ "°“' ‘°“'”m*‘l' in at-eii gives: npti wean-nobe can ' in em»: nod eohetartisiie-t and to ton. and $160 rricroio r. Joeeg so the: his ,,,u,,,, 5." in 6 U“,om Mn”, 1,‘ ﬁx,’ ‘M, I°°°m"U°”ﬂ °*P“*°‘ "1 * 5° W000 the mime: iicpnmu :1 in iim.1n °2.-aw’ inlrazmmiwnicbynmncte ccciieectc °“’ °‘“‘-""“‘“ "°‘”""“° ’°"""“V' ' dean liar-an or in nor other deotrtinoct v iwiuttbecon ‘inc? Yoiuu-o mbgum. ‘°"¥"""‘ ""“* "’»““"“ ' '“""-‘5" or bureau onlio uoireniuent to me either vied” - ond a"'i-cuohbis doubt on title" 3*“ °' "‘°"""“""'”-“'°“' ‘"7" ‘° AV“! "' in poiltiuorinmornlc andletus its the old int Wit.-.4-.n ire showed test he ind‘ ienisg to In iceloen e in 5 letter. sad the m.,,_,;,¢,,m ,“,,',,t,,, ,,.'m 8," u’. in W ‘R 0 ,. ‘um’ d , W 1 N‘'‘’;’: In 36 SE03‘ W 4"‘? ° ‘N “°“5“ bu-uttieec ceilings dthle Issy rcgimtless at 3% new ‘gill: etchen itvgei hifdpx ‘:3 °-;'. or the inc ms. were mint 3.. Lb: viueauoouurvrho this tnnniezliiityerln pinto theuzenliiigrnlmylhin luric gietrieg to "‘ ' “*3 """ t “*3 J“ 5"“-b in:-cont. Ide not ndtaaa. that air. Avery gee acquaintances tune in: 5 iii -.i...,. 9’ W1“ ‘*°°'"“'“o °‘' ‘°‘“““'3 “* ‘'1 isamllyovvn in toluene out Isnsliyiit before meesosnhe found iii-in them ....‘‘’‘‘‘..«i th.stI.ind.vrtuc.hJo:nc!1nhGd tlfﬁﬂial-H0443 outboiew and the testimony sud xlicroe ~ wculd not uurgmisr mm‘. in»; o; 3 ‘.:;.:? - ‘"3’ °°*“““‘°°“- W‘ 5°‘-W “°"°T- 1* V" inky -n-liirést wtthyouz notice‘ and new lion liovvv having connected 7.1:; with {:6 '90‘ "°““‘7‘°“* “’°“ m‘ "°"3"°‘ °“ cu-clothe oitiat dity The luv 0! .0...’ tree ls dirmtteeumoa l in” 73° “I99” °‘ ‘“'“°" ’ 157 - "€’°d"“‘°- ' iblncaso his lionorwiii gin ' u from the in are he‘): ft more is no: ’£p;gm'; a:‘1g¢”{5 snd3sying."I.i sickness in yodriacr.li:r$if‘¢""“‘ bn.cb,sndnol.\lng thstlresdwill the tear it conohonw 1: The law 1. & we 3°“ §“’‘‘l’ 77'“ R‘ A-""3 ”“ 7 7°‘ 3 bis iionorn 3 it is not but hit lionor’ iii ' led at ‘"1’ ‘WW °‘ WM‘ - *°'“ ""7 muccly nu,» Am ‘i inmi: '. refer ‘to §°r1éu:§'i§n§:::3°eir.§e “Q1333 ”°”"m5.’c'i mi ‘° 3° °°- " °“ "’°“"' ’“°" ““' tr swlemn with I We of «Who you nit’! ompixstor is the sore ‘s:£°f:"§n.n .2. rent t_i'iend:uvxrtl'i“iioub cur! you I gull." tbomughly ioirndaunedwhatlsmginn tony. ‘each sod mu: ii: pcreusecc ct yug’¢..,.,. If Ohlﬁm 000156! B0133‘?! £K- gagacu gdgixl " plug. because the burden or shoot was aiwsyscn 1:03, 0, ,13°:,:,:'¢“xau‘“ ﬁn. b-ML‘: am m:£‘.’"d wma oil. I sir. “ﬁen- “’°‘3°“'°*“”°:,‘-‘g‘ *'l“'-{fa h" 31'“ **'g’h“*4 lrzeue irnsstheelrcomstuossoonne-coed’-:r the Ia'.\’n'ry'sconne&iouvritir the eanlbyﬂiiaf 5:3 ' or-en ecu e no we “N ' -"icy, “,1, ‘V - signed is tolliume X0pIvb:{01¢lTINi-GI hell-d i.'.'.§.uc:.°'i’u:. Hudammbgomg geil‘:g.‘eiee‘.5srton be’§‘3.’.“.i.i§'x";‘§’.’;.’3fa“?g§£z 4'-"V-‘¢o“°'h"' ‘"”M "“'“-“‘t°"’¢4‘7”“ “ in-cu beerinxon tnenetnrooi ex-iinicsi consult» soy or the dtetulerc reetideri st L.-nrie wusnemclsl telegram. iisuid the-«probe mm) 3.43. gm; y states lcyou test zocx ocean: in at the e*.ons>‘Lrao bility was test nouisbod —-xtisther "arise" or ,,g M g 3]“ ,3 7 3" . _ _ yicinc recent 0 _ sbcyoe ercseoss except on the iisetmince tint Avery Bsbc/xi: an ontxnawnnd cientvrssnornbieto ;,d 5 Th, 1, 3 . he ..m°.. mm’ me. “Jan u on t. I true. we most not decide nerve sppzisrdoiitl Did theynotrniyitiepilcltly at V "3 _ 9 this clue as you would town one, by lbs more all unison the initn-malice were zeceiria -“€17-1°“ ill" fl“ 3 9*“: "0 3‘ ‘°V 5"“ ingot or prcponderszihcci evidence. ‘the teeth from Winlilnnton.’ Mr. iienoerscu than role:-re» “*-‘“’*‘ ‘° more must be such in to ionic eiumesu oiieredlnevidcnco. Ho um it was nocremry to t these ‘iscetcizoa and the or- cim or the do 1 together in order me: me luv-y ml ht understand their mil Iowa. ‘has met dlxpst was so foliovrr: hr. Loris. October 25. is‘: —(2enoz~el O. 2:. x xxecutire hinsicza. can Yronldent Grant.--l’ocr Ford is dead; Iicbousld is with me hotels. bet the 1': rucccunn p. Join A Joircit. He said lhntihls reminded him or the French widow who ntnounccii it! her nurbe.cd'c -laurel "$31132 bvuioese would be continued at tzic-nae em stud. ll:-re lay the cold and lifeless oozvvc at a mrnwho ind pmbrbiv been drsgzod invo.'ilateri- ly into thin thing by rneri oi more will than be him. we who had seuizced him to turn hie D1401 it-star collector or tile district upon mind: on :i:a.i:1 him and ignoi-eitliromvloai 0! them. When Joyce announces the (sore! oath, ho cannot alive a. moment i grlel; no cannot give a. single men-. rat to the romeo. bronco oi the dead; but with an eye nixed on the Mano source of icvt-one to his own pocket, he iisya to llstmocx. "let therresrdent not cautiously." Oi: the 37th 0 October Joyce scodii uiotscr dis uch, as ioiiowez Br. Louis, oetober 27, l. . .- Geocntl 0. E. liabooci: Exocuuire Jtsoolon uni President Grant: 'i'hetnndsmcn prclcr the one they lure recommended. An expression Irma the l're.v:deiit to his irlcblil hero wilt secure everything. the I’:-uldeut do inrtho but Dc-pend noon hi4l):i=- aid and myseli to stand by hlucttons to the lest. JOHN A. Jorcie. Ilr. llrndereon expreercd a hope tor the memory or re re on: he was not connected Will! the con- splrzcrv. lie something would turnnp lines in to relieve his memory ti-on ttiia suits. on the teeth or October came the dis‘) ton. veg. léuure, Octoborﬂﬂ. its Jorm a. Joircz, Wm. i'.i.r1ticx. 0. A. Nxwcairii, ~ Joint hlcD.2.v_u.:i. Mr. Henderson went on to hey that, lied tin poperbeen preseirlcdto him he would have st tecbed his imiieto it. But floycevsnd iicnonald ::€Va:h.II they were shout. es the next dnpezeh ,, . o . 81- Louis, October 28. i8‘.'3.—-General 0. ii. niibeoek, Executive hianstcn: nee dis we mean in main. res. Thy wanted to let Bshocek know that Donates- tine centre was the man. A little iurthcr. Mr. xnguir-els appointed Coiircior or internal thre- lﬁc. ehdtheevideseo is that the come liruln -u ducted in nine tnsnuc. as lore. 't'ce - testimony to sbuodter, it is eanvindng, it is here in oetuiicirs that eitsuor he reamed; is is here in cincneutsi-ices in dis- petches, In every iorrri in which hit mselidgmcnr can receive dispatches or ad. . Mr. Henderson time rend the dilpliohl No. his. 81. Louis November 2:, 1.373 ‘Wash? --Col. 3-Did you get my in: Jo: : ‘ c . the niesnmz Wecnigfton iourdtys itndlngeotbcwthctlmgh. ohsdslru-y prepared the report in tutor oi Boris srrsser. . seed in to gate to elect- !‘ toy end oblli.era.to nil cri- . and now he was repcrthonuntilhe had felt his “ii-...,......i..°." no '’‘‘"?‘‘‘‘i’.‘‘.‘‘ . i: are r on ‘ sbcoep C no they shred the there were e denoesol trend there on me olsncn d i chnracslrxwstobri th to ti‘ . ?iv..‘.’-"5"-§"a‘.. than theOhlei0i:§k. 13:1‘-ougii1uv‘rh;°m evcrythln irointheoommlsslc hsd neocon- :t'z.::. ;~.,%:*.:i:' “' “'1.”-'-=‘-..°°°,...=m'?.-..*°.~‘. are on the " Hr. llcndei-s'on to- un dire“ ‘"1 cc to to Oifltlh i7‘ _ on s. us‘. Eciencd to II? tesiinic "oi Oommiuioosr l.Iss.:who and the: he dctermlnod to get ride Joyoeud send him tothstatste. Astmsgo say to gerrid or him. said nr. Henderson. so like the young lady that gotrid ole. marrying him. 1!: read next museum lover it ~ dis tchcl . Joyce to tho Oommxuicuar. hewouidllke, heiore stsrtiii to cm- ioinis. to consult llih him an receive lnmictions. Also the diepstcti oi the commu- sloncr to Joyce, saying he would send instruction: to the care or the so icrvtmr in sec )‘r.mcia.-.-i. The same day that o Cunimluioner sent this dispatch toloyrc he sent on order to ll-isz. giv- hlxn pi-rmiuion to go outside or his rlnlrlct to - in ioﬁow up frauds. This order iv o msncmi WIUI the initial! W. 0. A.. clion-irixilie it inn Ivriltm by Mr. Avery, who Dec:-usflly known! in can- tn.itc..- Now tliilt took plea)! on that vcr «luv, ilsich 9,1574. Iitrrc vuae tclo.-grunt not to uti- iiigrcn. Irvin John A. Jo]'0-4. Thu. swl lir. iirnderson. is who .iismnlug iron-i at the whole t.run,~:.~ All the balance any he islsez nil Ibo balance msy bout ingenious networked- culrvd mentiicgle thin uuluriiiriiite oacg mm, tutilhoennexpiun this tliapivicil, I on, gonna.- meii--i Ibo iii let him go. 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Bookﬂseomfs r;§’a.1pn.3§.x_m-use nJ3"'“:znlx Ill IN I It XITIX N In HM: W .93..» um-q°.%l. xgnliuﬁtmﬂmﬂuﬂl - mu-‘Dianna A". ‘ u an 1 to ‘ elm lnu -ralumblql , ﬂu on cut um: ol 1: us ' . -‘°""‘ The bread whlc our cool: bu auccendod In wuc1xlnn°nr.rer bun auilyxc-d?’ l?"a“v3?:’$cx‘l°tl'oJ:s‘:~: DYEENG AND SC0URmG' cm’->5“ :nrIual:‘:“lg:“ .i£!a‘raIa!:r::€' €o'Ju:ol?:?P7m3';' bio’:-A fling! ‘.’4.".’§5..u"."1‘3l:.§.‘f 3“ "°“"_2x"'“"’°’ 5"“ 1375' D, M ,_ '°° ‘Eh P70503193 "001 ‘I ll “Ch And excellent. It 1|*°"5°"¥°|‘PNﬂ°- “|lYM- P040911‘ ﬂu. Bwblm IlIcnurunnlnzevhur‘] non: mnounern llu 0? as ncordrd pun Ull'l'r0 ln ell r "'"'"' ”"’m" "'\“”"""" .,}*‘’'''‘°‘‘ “W” V I l: 3 little kill ﬂ . ‘NW 1‘ 18 WCBIOYD °l‘|lIIX‘ellIM|!.or our uuseou ’. " ' - I Eat A! ’Enns Jnlln Erma ms "'"‘“" ‘W’ T" '‘5'“‘“'’ " "" W" $""""' ftqll c a 3 It lll’. to maul u on, _, u.,m,°mm“,w ‘mm H _ nznaolrh me re-at ace DouthwuJly ud E » . at 21:. 1,9131% Dela: 251:-ct on us me or Wan S. DIV! 3. - - um.-a.. :.¢omp.c« a sum: serum --M _ 1319 um ﬂour ma .4] g um g,,,-mm‘: at d°,f,'”mm”ww- ,m,ml;‘;‘ uf‘°.°f1’I';cIoz‘:§*tl;e{ Inrnllr wlmuu-ceuu-c.-cl 1: teens: who nnrlhcm llhlh men by lad: lots 12. 1:1. 14 and 15 17119. um: um mu-ldll. mum. vs her mules. osmeclytoiaﬁdn. mam 3 nmuxxud; zlmh who we I1 1,; 1 “,5 - ' - ’ “ Inc at an Alley U1 Ivuturanlly I10“ 0:: northotw 43! um nbnlrblon ' 1 lbs llnluphnyx enna. Imunnz sum; ln Accord“ wlu: hr; wrlnen Instructions. by hm. ,¢,,,,__ g_uu~x._'§,.u,;_,¢,‘§‘;,;,;g_ . “ 3 P“°°°“ ”“'”°d ‘**1’° 1' W “’ "“"‘““°" ' °"“'P""“‘°" °" "'“=MB ‘W hm at we -ll: ' feel‘ uu-nu non§wm1 ll: 1 mmlon he north ﬂde or Coop:-rclreethy 10012:! mm dun! ox Lnm. duad .\omnbcr 24. 1870. re- dlitlculty in sccurln light. pnlatablo and Im- ',;3g.';=;g;>_-,;~=°¢ lg“;-glwer jwenentlnu -nnnly '9 mu m llne. 123' mu 10.1-ha lnceo banana 5;; In ace mm umana 28¢! um :u'nam'-son. tn) um: conledln nmx41¢.;m:u51o. at the . oldooda . . (3,. 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' n W up‘; an - nag”; . - ,‘,'’,,,,‘''Q ,,,_d,,, ,,§,“,,,‘,f N’ §,§'§§"_§",_{1d,§“=g* _ _ _ _ = _ 9°91 gm. -la unemm llna 50tc¢~.:1n nu p a of banning. u manly. an pet pm elm-our rooonlm In-Ill. um: ' lrel.Indhnvlng§de :2: annually ofJ.50 1 .3‘. IWVVWV $35"; I- : u 1;?!“ 77 E r K¢W1'Y. , 7- p¢m%u at w Rutuvo .11:-sub‘ Mei ‘M0! 0“! ebt-ovum’ olthe de1¢ndnnt.Jon.v- ll ~c4mnlg.M1uonr1. Louoox blocxaol L113: Ila tceihlo V:I,h£,IlF!!lOﬂzI"GIllO. Mn: 0 :&?3hl$r£l'r€I1! uh”-nu‘ Ln“? 9. hum. ‘ =—-—-—— . ' ' V - . e.‘ . uadlunn to I. Loula block 852. tmnv.Inn1s5- toe: on us! . run. an Inn e a nun ~ - new man should as am: am. 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I Mmﬂof ‘want-en. malorncn um of ‘xanueffepéca ulna. bclnx ‘pm or 1»: 1 §nau.u{x-uu.-e 0fE|IX&0l4Vl8ls‘§1.d¢¢¢ moordcdlu gumm sepwmbuggb. g,;n,d1_o4g,°un by. In I ed . ﬁemut 1nnuunPcl- use uml too luau. will be r Ire-1 It othermd er rd ll uuapmxuununulloeon alarm '5 add! no Lo<ulI.IcqnIr¢d by In nxsck 4. u 295. at. Loch county nuxznla. to < October '''‘d'l.1mo : ' 41; d. - 1 °""“' """‘.."" ~°°""““°"= I 060- In!" 13 o'clock nz. «due-day. mm. an ms Knife: onlmu mu covyhu-not mulls Paul: I. Lou mum aooxbm-4: 3 or wnse2:aeo<?‘.'§:¢r¢uoeu herobymude for ml): «to- ’ new ”_~-M.’ =7 <>Dr;£ud.rco Dggﬁgztn ‘ 1134‘ ‘ch ilnbla ,z‘::‘Q£E\'$Xy1{(Ih£.l'IIC;1‘Y“é7:o “€e¢f:"‘l,:¢‘:;5.E§7g_4°I9‘l’ lb‘: delll |l‘tli;8l|l:1sl(l\l— be nubllnrnl coco:-ll lo Luv tor three connecnurn -uubenll 100.11 3:: Loula townulp. Am: hull. on pa-I I of thavropcryé Now! lhuruoro. Mar}. u e ' ' no u - 1 " C 0! . II I . I ﬂgmocyg ' .- - 18 tlzoly gm ..s'.,..,._( 500 pound, monqumo’ ._g:e':‘ow”u?u cant,“ unWLuY:5n :£F£. ya no; 2.3!.l'>§‘:e£3cr 3:1.‘ ‘187‘n..-£1 ,t0.‘000‘ro;n:l‘ $13: ‘l.xﬁ:c8‘:§lIy'(:§i‘w}:I:§o!5L I.o‘u':1‘:.”"P'"' “W"’3D$Y£“n;’&’;‘ P“ ‘:'£f°"‘“‘°‘“'m55' ?e':a‘:1»’«3-'3'e'z1~"¢’§’:“:ai’s{:':"¢es,°f"u'r'aj'3 «:3: ‘«':°'€l-oxzggl _ '- ' - ’ 0 u 4 [log . MC“ WKII Cm M‘?-5% ;x:‘u:dﬂ"~‘ 1! 5:11;; 118$?’ Pglrh hfhﬁg liar.’ if r:ow:u:ér7‘l:ll°o,Dr..B.4§§‘.s Csxaln-IE‘ gteucnlllir. s§u¢ﬁ“r‘c'rug£:t:n cimf’-.'»"5 un:“5:x'::nn‘ar; lund:ndx u‘&n'l5!KlI§C1I~cI.ltOonrto! Tu&c ‘1h:'-‘€l‘Yv°:‘wK=‘Os&-It non: ﬁl¥?:u‘?.e':-::§¢dr::ai’d%'o?l:£"€n': °:!j:°o?u.ln .’ ' ’ ’. - " "I 9"" '1 0 MI we own roe-11,7 3t.1.«lcoI..I um n 75 6 I 0°11?» l- 500- my :1 o¢SLI..otl1 betvreenlhehoun o A. nu. I:-that gala ol rm pounds; llme. tWant’.3(: wﬁfogg. and "com lathe He ." aver ‘ma lho\euln.usd the eumob: Dackodsuaululua :1‘ ”' J. ' d %' u. pubuaancuog noccuzaxi “jug ,,_.,‘ ' ‘ . . d --I ~ N!» no . r. M r.uu«.n’.o 1. W9.’ 5| n P" mm per an)‘ 300 P0116019. on udfomediealunbeeu bdomtlw Dublin “19::oun‘::ll“$e':‘::e‘r1.f.lna£ﬂ‘;rBnMmc?:'ho cm! In mnczko ll. ~ . . ECIZXBLR 7. 1875. amped “mu, M,m.h ,,_ “L _> . no .. uuunaa on-tyot rum 0. '1'U93°*Y- ” - ‘H t-y ghowod gn rnrmuzy an-—ng¢urb.4:d loan: amount: 1.: fully {:55 be rnlslled nu aulul 1: Lu expense at meow-~ J“. I‘ use um um oven’: 0!. ma to,I.usboro-clue:-l.bo¢pu»cny.la ?;r“l§:l o:m::g&¥%‘ .'‘£h|‘:n::‘lg‘mon£f “ 2::.‘:‘.t.a Increua ollnrz poundsv llmo rim. 1 . their me mad! ltnrnlm. mm cu - :. ﬁlhl per had per‘ 11;’: 1.1;,“ gzggg’ Vuwcdln tlelrtnoruuse tn-.1. gap In-Ihr,ul'e. Ru °Eﬁ°3;n:u:ne.ru to "jet: znynd ulapmsézr nun ' A . lxbd Io never so gnu u duxlug sh! put :1: men: . BAHUZL 1‘. CUSHISG. Clam: u .. November 13. H1 nnacnldrneu and most. . I nﬁaloac smnusafkmnn Oovuaw. mu mddemuuzncd by p:_r;ILI\4&r-‘mo. ,muu¢_ _ '.‘”“.uu,ma'“.._.u mu“ _ W t In B 3PM“ °*...'.£-‘.Z*f.'*"’*.4.'I‘:’*.*."*..'?.‘Z-.';:"§.~ v 'ﬂ.o:v,wowtM .5“. our 1 o o... gm. ,, an. 1:: App one the! gag .,‘.~m;"Z§ xmmn aura nmtgoaotzllg 113:’ ronouIromv“ﬂ::sz::tioab::.§fI‘:.‘ ﬁr fugue C. p » . th .11» | . -vﬁ,.-*-,:,v.,--=» &.m°“~.a::a..- °:'.;.....'::. $19 mtmma xugtt en. l'3hi1dron’s Olovthing, (033.42. r. w. m1MPH_Rz-:v & co... Lmnu’ In-nﬂkumibotrrooohwovan 35¢; ehnoroa'n'vgh1so.ooooxto:tot.ya.- too; vrloo u.u::1bb'on£.1oo nod hon yum: toatblglotod !u&—oolouodoalIoooI.5oonro..to-day M 1), Our- iozdtcofl. Y . ———— mn~:g¢3dS'avono03gor,vrm's1ooala and rou-n.gau2o1-.nut¢l.y,«tx.mrun:u¢. ___.__...,___-... ra-nun and Hhsmpoo mm M 410 lflutkd ﬂood. ' Pottooéboatho. likrorl. Looking Glouos, Plotuxgu and Ptcluro n-Amos. Alon ttoolnulouoot miocmiﬁrlﬂﬁ M 806 and Boo Wuhluton ovoano. mmnto thotaolidoy-I.-we ‘milieu, ntprloonbov low oonspoﬂtlon. In-xostud host ttook ot form- tototobolound But orwost. (ton mdtootho ﬂltoboll nmltun Oompuy. £11 2(orth4!"xith street. x _ .................,.,__..___. lnntla bought (M: roootnr o ml-o)1.ho stock or A.x..\hnhuxu a 00.310 North mm ttroot. tron-o aovrnmngltatlootttautho oootot ‘manotuxaxo. otonr not-o,411 Korthrourthltroot. Hound City Shoo atom. a ~——-j-1 Pﬁynioiano and Donuou. ya; .-apgg§qg.o1Ieo ma dwnﬂlng oxunloe now building. comer of \\r'uthln.gton Ivotiuo and Twenty-lonzth nu-oat. , ‘ Wu. 0. Wzuqx 3: 830.. Agents. 31! Heath sun: moot. —————-——-4-——-—--—- Bun-oll, Oomooookdcos Ln um»; hllmtrblo-top bod-room mucus. roobutbuxuumthoolty. ._....____._........_...._... Dﬂ..Wni'r1'1xx.ﬂ1T8t.0hmloIot:oot,Irn§ulu nodule otnodtotoo.hoa_boealou;oram;-ogodln than-euznoato! ‘ ‘ dhouot than uayothor phynu-.u‘n in am city. Norma doblity. mood dhsouoo, tn lmpodbnootn to marriage. Onnox vrlto. Ixrentuxtoo. ”, _ .._........._......._._.__._. Inwmro bought (at raoelvetm unto) the stock of A. 1:. Abrth-I.uto4'b 06.. mxérus !‘oux't.h unmet, wou-oxotroallxag ltat'le_uthnn_thoooot_o‘t nuuhotuxomt ounioto. 411 North Fourth ntroot. Mound Oltyﬂaoa Eton. ' Spools!‘ Hotloo to Corpoclnuyora. Our cntlro nook. ‘ruined at 876.009. polltlvoly foroalo, wholoulo or zotul, ulooo touoootot production. cumming u_:t_.umc stile: ollnusou. two .&‘lId turbo-ply: Wool". Iuiotu. Oouon China, Iluapi. Ollolotln. Rug. um. Enoooh, Stair‘ roda. otogllu-no strictly ouh, our approved note, thlx-tr, tlxty udunotydnzrn. Rot hub!- room for our noun! motion \nwuou'.'ooM1-o~ dotnrtnlnod tonuo on-'bol!d_lngt\ro oto:-M1. onto: our present on-pol. " joupoulslonoﬁoa Iolooot O1oth!.ng.Boota. Shoot. D31 Goods, otc.. Vrhloh ammnuustumounvmzuptmoupddworh nut. The grotto: port 0: our stock. being ooz- nlxnod , nut ho sold at onoo. Onions tron tho country nollnltad. Prion. style and qutity gnu- lvalced. Wnxoon, run 3. 00.. Corner Filth And moo uzoou, st. Luau. ..__.............._............ mo Couazmrxns.-Forty good coal-mlboxs vmatcd st tho Ann lune. non: Xow Athou, IIL. onoalro short Lina Ruurood; may work all too year round. ‘Apply than. ' Furniture. noroowud nobbyntrloo go to nu-mu. Oom- uocx 3.00.": mammoth trnrmroamufﬁoarthntroot. mwmo bought (it xoootvorw ulo) tho non: o: A. B. Abrolnnu & 06)., 319 Noah )."oux-tmttroot. wo:tronow'soIl1nglt otloos thlo thoootto! mununohu-o.oz our Itoto. £11 Nomi Fourth moot. Hound City Shoe Store. .__...___‘...___... Tn: Cent!-‘at, (or December. contains 3 bounti- hxl photograph, to Iccunto Lad mo-uh pictau-o, oithohtonr. Jtkxsador Knnhm. for uloot ‘tho bookstoxo 4:! Ir. wuua Gray, No. soaouve strut. ‘ ' ....................................... Tn! Oonnootaout Hutu! Llto1nsnrsooo0om- puny Snhosobout utdbolt nnu-noon company. and pan the turnout dividends at my un mum. than in thovnltoa Mates. It looooduxumnoy whlohbuntonrmgnmomtnowckombotolﬂoo-V . In BARREL msmar. It Has “Been Cleared 13;: at Last. Tho Bodies hientlfied and Resurrec- tianists Spotted. Lnhlcazorkysleinnnuginoeroiitko Im- tuwity Somme. _....—A..—.....‘...~....._. C:nc.too.noconbu8.—'1'bobo¢tyo£t&o1tounnn otxooiroueroooludcuue‘ ,|:;dontin|b&x’~ xollothoomoool t8o'0n§todBt1Ito|IxwuI0ou- puyu?ro.hnboeoldoou£¢dutauo£I'n. xumnP.A_mm.w1too¢a. pxonhtoot tumours deuo=rottnuo1ty.whohttpn’oant*ﬁmowYo¢t. ncbooyvrubmodouthoaothoiﬂorunbmood truorhunoduoor the dlzootion otDr.‘mmer. oI1axtWodnood.IY. Warxontatro oottortho Ir- 1ottoHYDdot.bot1Mon1ou:.honnotbooaahto tomtdhlmnp tothoyrooolltimc. an ammo Tzmuo at umua-y.11 in yuucdn m-oaaumoo ;a‘.1”‘m «tow V“ ‘woodtrlrathoﬂmutyot mg 3383104 . "‘8°d1 . I topo- u dlahkzd mun oolxhbo“;t‘oofi‘muw1.nx’ gut: on In t . 0 wngtomu charms. The man Lorxloolahno to botupooublo; mats tbomt to-only-eight yon: o!d,u:docarpen 1-by . Thoywuotnkon bglomrggﬁlgm tinzimntueeld‘. I and Inc??? to no e an no hum. Eﬁtlal hcxngf. V-hon Darrotr who my. uzurkinota uedoo was not guutv. SIKOVL um}: “I! yon'ro not guilty. I am not. clther.’ udwithdrcw maples. ‘racy mnthon bald In «$800 blﬂ nah, Ior tuxthcr ouzniutlon to marrow morntog. _ nnt rxmozntxl unztx. Alter tho woolen‘ nod been txxon down to 5 coat I to. on hubs; entered boll. o ‘rrurum: nwxg cubed upon than and Latin. who thou gun tun none as Jack in: In. some to nab- etanoo use tollowlnx nuxemont: "1 Am giving you I ﬂouuotn nauno. but ottaerw-no I will talk you the truth. Inooo some 1 mo bogulmnbut I Do- mvo I ma Inooocnt ottho ogoma of grave robbing prdarrod Inna; too. Kytndolu A cu-moat; eecxhtmcltlag tuna at night. 1 hlrod the bug tron: w rm: ncmr mus urns. I run told no shoot nu-co rook: Mlh a Man on one at my uhgers. which undo mo nun: Ian! 65. In lhu ltrlll. I wn prooohod D Dr. E 1'. . Wilder. one has an on3oo corn: or many nomad um-.ct and Indiana none. who u use to auto tmno boxes for at ourpooo I‘ d not rally know, but which I reason to suspect. in: |l5o‘fqt no to not too bun. “ '¢dnud Lut unto‘ unutow cunt‘ -to an nouns and wutod too to go mad unkosbux. soon atto: Ins out In. Wnldar who proposed to go with us no buy tuomnortai. We went to thoeornor at Arthur overuse and Gloria moot. In 3 thou note and u-row and the Doctor thought uant some ol the bozo: were strong enough in auto up our Igaln. We then wont our to the oouthout oar- nerotthommataroomu to.I'horoon tn: standing on tho Ilumulx. M at vu just 1: mango’. nd no no tooro that no mood oi - an we ¥:’.'.':r.. .,...‘Z:'.'.°»‘5 """' A wood in and sold: "wz 1-tr: 1533:: 'nIno—'.‘ menus tho co:-noon. continued: "1 hbckgrs bone! man. no Itoonptooo M x 1nsdora'tAod 1:, out mum‘ her. own. torxotoua of Antony It too {on .3159 Col- logvnrho nootvoa All tho -nun’ Iontthor-o~—~o! ooono. Ira uuoo-out the ooh ' |¢§‘0-:50." - V kb Agtln took no tho tlu-«dot ltl.utnto- ncnt. And llld: an to too Iowa people. and Ivunt unt dl yundcn ntood. Dan-owoadlhonoelnrﬁgt tho o ream nun.-whowu nrruusd and to ;h murolylnoocnt. too at to the tmupo It mvstor dlrootion or Dr. u hols § 3 E E «.2 E § 5.‘? E? E :5 3% %& ouve mow.’ mm. L. 17Lxon1',GqI'1.'A';ou8.‘_ ‘ Ihvmo boo;m(utooo1vu‘n‘ nse:;muaoey;_o1 A.B.AbnhltItI&Oo., 3-1o);lox1tJ‘o¢rth shoot,- we no new unto; I£'at1ou’ttm_'tbo oootod nanunooaro,Mooxptoro;d3.uYo:th?ourthu:o¢t. Konndcltyﬂhoolton. ‘. '.-... . . roxnnlqnosadoddstxtonlnrm-n1bo:p.tootoo : man: at tho )Lltc.holl Jrmawm oonptnypuv Itorthﬂxm woos. Median! Mn13utt_Lhtr¢r- min:-oolpodalty. Tush: wanna: °"'" *:%»:?amrm o -3'11-*'h munmuootz cmmm msfm |hsttoounouhoo:_ot}:_q§d ym..b_o- 593“ t '5! ’ ‘~1“r‘u(Pl‘.‘D_- vwonot 1:vr.o_puott1o: arc tonporooatIoonI.ﬁor.wﬂ1 mm: totboorixtnol ﬁllﬂlllll. - 2 '-Ihoymthcmmnrgca to anus ml’: omen, aadlntholrotmtntuoottototuomtbout mzthoz dclay. ' '1-moor. rum. céueoo...-. \ Docoooodly Won. !X'hooh.olzIloI.n.&odto_tbol‘§uxsudExpoItt1on oi J-||“|°7,9.lrJ'IIoatI.‘0oxz‘_iotoek,Bn.t-zoll and 0a., dovokrpod’ . on l.L.'B 113:‘ forum“ tron rotor uodtn ' uuiouux. mm" Oom- ‘"58 Q-v -; .. ‘ r hmoo And the toga lvorfunohhnztot her no‘: um mWl.lbI!$IhIf0bG],lahllOUlhl. boa lntothn bytho dooumud bothonld aotboholdu ounyczino. -. Hcalllztorﬁl Story. Tbolwbunonpootorpatd ovtnttutovoalngto thotwonzxxoonsoottmdllolllntor. who won umyoaaoouoodm: cellvu the Anson. sootﬂ wuIyfa:go::'b'escnuocv.bu:naudnnt1pmh‘ax wnvovuoud madltzuug over his vrooo. Tho Rout’ oropoooo thooonvorutl n h 1 Koulluerltho ma beau‘ ooaa:ued'u-1x'§-33:‘o"¥q§'5 :. -alunss . Y uh! bu! rmnnhtor on, . urn, t novotmput gov in It. l»hoh.?tha't you Inp- ' ’ oh v£¥F°.L'€*.e ° -W“ ~ I'll MD tontbu-‘bound Morph oa.1‘a;rloxm'z.ot,ondho nntowod mo§u't.atndI u!dId3'o,olootu:oo. oiwuotoxlvoutxbo ncpo‘rm.w 'tuu:.x-u.u man:-l to with‘ ? 1:.?Xdld':k at ‘hot D M I oolma. u n tobodono. I§uun1dI’d ‘?"wut:'dutoK:£o?-1* allttloonnanoooy. 1,1 hostobbonrnylot‘ I 8oottL1:d‘I.§;tI‘:wthouptu1wu‘4;:6 ho c tttho .' m.‘§’n?‘ix§..«.?‘;‘§.“:?n1:“‘;..?.2“:’§‘° “$1.” {"’dhnoboukodonsthon.botI oouldn’tgotbIo£ lovnz. Did you so st:-unttothnspnrttoxaor ullodtho ' thowthonabooktntlo tnolo. Th .u\d drove down W9 went down Ibuhnonno totho .Whotvrut$onppoax'uacooltho looukllfttoll oh oh t1I.It Inuodnk. 'rhn.Doo punedgﬁa xm3'3: boar. 394 “"16 $011!! into It. no gave on tron ‘1-nu cent: to Halo homo with. and wo wont . . . '1'): did: nuns-m. 253$. N;§a‘r“hZ3“:£nn:’ rm atvmlvonyttto ovoxigoppcnd. no-.-—......_.._.._..§__,...___, HABRING’l‘ON’B l_BRVRo Itrnniuhe Son Fnnozlaoo with B 3 Donation. . 1! tux l'1u)Ic1oco,Dooombot S.-A bold Atwtnpt atrobboryndnanzidorooennodattnoralooolioo Mlthuottornoon. Lyon»; nu.u.11l.n(h1moou B. l.In.n'inaton, xoqoootod Hophu 3 Buoy. 1B°M7btok:n.toIood$3.7§0in;nonbo.olutol:lo ﬁt. ‘inziiiiﬂztilp @1313:-oﬁxmzaraszat, 3" ” tttborhlnoosaroatohoago. .’r$oya-amabor wmuoomomy. byoﬂom boblraomé. mu _ _ id unutn manna oouolullto ' whit» man. out ¥Eﬁ.x“§«‘_f‘£’... “WW” “.é::.*t°o 1.2“ mm. ...-°:-.2 yadoMntoohﬂlII'noon."1:‘r?t?u;-iv . _ THE 5’1‘A‘rIi OAPITAIJ. Court um.-en pad btt1ut".lOo!>lu of hr- reo . - ﬂpouol must!!! to the limbo-Dorooenttt Jxn-nsorr am, 20).. Down»: 3.1815.‘-In the Salted‘ BIA-boo District 0012! too !ouow1l&lf jodzamaurhowhoooromuod: sowing-itoohino company n. K‘. It. mm’; judgment on report a! reason. ‘tor pmnuﬂ‘. 662061! St. almonutu. vs. 8nJthe$Il.;jndguton|for_p]unt1t{!ot'51.l$05o. motor a Baku Edwin:-iuohlno Company vo- E. II. long; judgment for phxntlﬂ xonoao 71. Wood isowtlorliaohlno Oompuun. A.J. mason; Judgment for pmntur for mm 4». any on»:- bonxhvnootd. E.3mith;j ’_ ‘tor.’ ‘ “‘ to: $1 .400 6!. rutrorrs or J. Istoonv nuamv oonnty in whloxfom men and’ invent can oorpoatot undo oacopo txomth I tuning. )1'owun"wuty."»d nugggeu zoo 1 stooptun Eaton’: naldonco, 05 HDVUCW no son at the mom‘ nu: w u ruled tor. Wltuouu hnuvboon cont 10: Iron: Southwest Ktnouzl. AI: tit Iron: 1! oonnty Ton: oyporontly ldoottloo the nut hold hm ufwnn in wood’. 1.. Bboplmr . : THE RIBELUHGEE LIED. Prof. Iioamoxﬂu. Loot: boctnro on ‘tho ' Poem. Tho loam oi hot. Kouw: mt thogwuhlozioo trnxventty. not night. mu ottudodhymw.dI- one: whioh. oouldorlng the unplouoahou of the evening. was nthw xostutobto to numbers. ‘rho tomcat or the ‘ ‘sun the "Prtmvot German as rovouod in thoﬂlboluugonuod." ‘nan onﬁazt thopoumor , ooouwoot NI.-uh: am or aoorioo olnongo- In loot lxvanttqnt . An in book :1 the kadltnou ot raw: 1' mac. mo wusdori _ mhutrott mm from plncoto place. new two at the peasant’: door. new aitunz clown by hearth- uuto oi the nzdo chkttnln, now dolaytng :1. too door of the woman’: apanouuu, but ororywoero maxing :nd,uerywboro vroloooao. tor tiny 9:43 the noun um poop! as land to hear. The ovum .b:ud turned his tlroohoa item the whlto ad mutual. I ntodjhnm, sung then. added to thin mueiﬁoﬁol an own. and when oral!»- nslred (eta.-can uxht (boot to non: tut b:y.who. mu; Maxwell 3 our country bolero. dolu-od to room the toy of tho Ntboutogon. In than they won on-ltton down It too oomncaodpl uxmzop. by Comma, on humble monk, but from upon to Omega his wort In lost. In use tvolftboontnry tho: were Ignln ttod down. lrotu tho H of A m|um -dmlr by thounndn who no tuolr ' unltoen from 1.. ‘iiavcotoonlh oootu . two rum 0! mono. sorxpxwygiro round In not library but noon: knur tzqrlnmool tho ntorgihoy l.o\d. Xt lad bcenuurxly to ttomandt roootox-od on tcokm tune to the loot lino ul its poetry. which uzonlnrod. "Til: lube song of tooﬂloo top." In: ooxuldorodto be to tour: of tho primeval auto oi Gonna society. It M It) be causqu too uotiuot none: uunoars, morlll and meutml conditions or too po« nod In which it in oood h okgxlxnud. It I t I that period acne: unsound. hand out root, uuuu him up to I out In tho wan lot dluurbl IN r not we no on Almost lnvolnnnry no man phyuool noblhtr ol women in which naked on teioico utd be gtodtoua heroin; use no mom loud. Axum. when-ﬂop med. tho usually mu. ms onboutn Ioorouod an his winhon by mouse: hotltnto at duclnlinu at tho sumo: Ind tip about sung: nature. Ihopoont my I prod s ptotnxoot thoold. Go:-nun open-ptotnm u ovary nodorn can at an . éouuutgommamruol no Lnoootou, ilécoobu-totem at the dlaozont porooosgu .5 3 on or than mutt plthouo t nation pound uImu doudp°Jo$ °';.m“..“:.“:m€;“5.'*.......*“‘- .. on tron: the w Without Iheét. Iaouio Dotooﬁvo For a ood-nor; or1‘oux- oont Dan 0' ponzity sonpondod. ‘ Bozxout DonO'Oounox-,CMofol. tho Bt.1.oo.l.n Dotocuvo Yoroo. wu Iospoodod tron: duty 7ootor~ any lorvasoou by ox-dor oi thovvsoo-Pmldnnt o! tho Boordot Pollen Oomnuutoun. Dr. Rldolut. ‘rho reason :0: this sotlonwlso deposed onioor qtumn to have no Loovrlodgo ox. nod he nuox-to ueqnlvocalkx that than bu been nothing in nu ands! conduct to vnrnnt non yroooodtnx. Ho ho! tho opinion um It 1: ummnn or the ma!- gm-Bulu _l ‘ _" ,wh!oh1ocludodqnltoanum~ bar 1 mm . -......"°"‘"....*'*:m,°*.,...°"...u2:*i.':-u:‘*..°°.':;.°.: not own: uurponuou. to abou- in auto o on " 0! cont! :5 E; ii‘ §§§§§§§ itrotloot: nu- uw lovely Kxlemuld.K£o doe: not I to lbrulea her with ' cI'r¥.oonxé1:L. mgnior mating Last Nigtzt. waroiotroduooduiollosn: mm. Solomon: ‘no totxrrovo can-rm on-sot, homratkawsno touayvnu stuns. ‘rom- gonthowutoanolouotzhowhxd. mmxnm Cu-nonntroot. ‘ 31 Hr. T:-mots: Ear In two! of 1). T. Wxizht, wocltyoouoctor. _2J)‘!lr.1‘ooto¥:}‘orttte1'I¢!5gIt!odJoiI:lBr'n:ooﬂ. 3211:’. mm: ‘rouoou: to «ammun- in. suw:‘uordmuoo to mpmetm w .b«wouaAnnn3,mugmdYtctoncz~e«. M oowylotod byw- ofnoooy to pA.}'418u~ rrm or nmnnntan. The Oonoou resolved Ital! into sconuxttoo oi the Who», In oomider tho orduumoo mu ‘giro- 3’“““}K‘3?".*£‘;';”.i“..u.a'“ ‘“é‘&‘!°°“”m.u °"’ "‘ n o. r. A . 1'. Stone: moved that thotttlu bonuapoodod. sotntmcmbou ulgbtu y thou dnn. Tutu wnluot on-_m.d. ut soon at tho any tstmoro and: Q 1 - u 1' me x we doc. ermogon to nm’§'£§"3 a sun stcuonéwu ndop . It roqulroa tint the lm spot-tormdhln two Iulotulto stud! no oxys:r1- cncoda. “ 1: (men n . Sectton 6 on adopted. It roqotru the lmpoctor to vinlt on botuotln com-to oi on-action. at-ad coo that they no bout In accordance um: me man nonoon Lutouoxcxnzd tor thoooletyostno occupants. season 7 ‘I115 nidoptod. ttgnlrlng tho Inspector to in boodintuooumou 000. no: it gzovioon ttnt Ina iupootor lhoil MM moot: ty mu. when all up hotuuns l'np¢XM1£I be lied. to visit 3 on dtngtutmntort - hthounanerbolo to loot; . no than M -Soosoroio 2'.2‘g..‘fé..w.£.-‘t2“§.g'?s‘§ um W ..'::*“°'*°*.............**“'..*s.,.*.%.:r*........ Wdéang brawn. Arﬂotnn at Iuvtlﬁahg savour Wank ﬂo- ‘%"1‘§« ETIGEHE 31003311} & 90., T1115. uni (Pun ﬂroou. A_'f*'”"3'3"éT. A.T"°’6'3“sm. AT .0031‘. “"3535: .u'a‘:o" ‘ AT COST. =“~:.r:.m:.*°..*:'.';.~.m':..."“ - STOKES’. 4.05 N.,Fonrth In-oat. SITVAIIOHI ‘ﬂ'LX‘X‘§--KAI-88» A16 suumon by a young mottled man In nut olrtalcvor (NM! voccrr: 1% K’-“"1 DINNE- Lcdnu WM 1. Cnoom. .ut at. 1.ovu:.!lt. “...4“""“..-o."”L§§’{I'.i’.'.’f7.f..!€‘“‘§.‘.§’.3..i”.53.3§‘£E§’r1 I . . not be rnnyﬁul um: um: 11 o‘r.tor . Addrou Punk. mmmm. _ Elk!‘ WLNTISD-IIIILLZQ. W M. . . . .- A1l"l'31)-A No. I rlunnheronld at 1300 mm- mttou ucnaa. with good rvnreue. ' nrx1m—- on India that -arm: to Mum: W 5" * 'h:;;3" .2.-:."‘::=”.::‘.'..°“..'°.:'.:°.:'*t‘:.:.*.:*.: II u an a . tough‘: on; uore. DOTDOZ roam no lslotu us. nus wt):-?it:>-n.o'r.m. Bee. aunts and ‘€%"D4°° L.‘§7o'.'§''s1''§zs - nu. aoo."WtH- . ‘W'a\3'.l‘lD-Iron boy: at No. 514 an-ooo otnot. ‘$5.3 §.?:n§;.§‘;‘¢fl;.:,#... Ir»-ouoivtootm unoollomlxn son) Am 0031*. .' oz :.......tav...~ar.a.:s..s,. 6135193; who have modal! ‘ ‘ " of reoentin for iﬁﬁ ’ E8 D1333’ 1rm;;m.... fﬁtockse ﬁtooaes. Opera. maxim: iﬁozmis mm mm; (Kama, 2;; JAOCAR & comm OF mm omvn szmawrs. _ t - ... 3!“ of tutti "es aoizsirio £01‘ ‘ HOI.I}3A.”S?" _G~IF“T‘$!i Ever before exhibited It: them, and whim prices than es'erba.~.£or¢reM1md.. Am. a —u M1325. Sh ormoifozstlswor $1341“ V.” r‘ their money then peculiar this sttontion-. ‘ ' v FANCY GOQDS Iildhlu ‘ : ‘ TICKNOR & CO., Fourth Street and Washington Avenue. zoo"-—""'”‘“"‘“"""'""”"‘ mn3§'ou&"" -"j o THE SETUATION. t an autumn: next our Isaak mtoo duo I.»-4 -- - moturo. To moot: them vmmoﬂr W49 3339: $3636-tt$‘W° 61:3, motto atyzcmz. BEDVOMOXS in the stoma: prloooiot our immense stock oi lion am! 2411;’ fﬁfinter (nothing. Fnzﬁss desiring axiom XULL vmzm-1 tor timaouvonld do well to give» NEUHAUS. KRITE & 00., 19 NORTH MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, Importers and Wholosaie Deoloro In TOYS AND HOLIDAY‘ goons AND NGIIONS. ran 'nx'iv7—-xxsc:a:x.x.A.\rzsoa5. they P am ‘named- O3 . :£dv¥uu or ngwﬁouvrg nsonlurnoinroaoondodotnzao o'otook.yos~ wdqtoraoomwuoouatuubytoodxuoonxy tutthooontobluoithoﬁnvota Ra.l1uy0on- puy.3oou_odoorner olmnth an-not nod Olut ovonoonreroonlro. no bo.Intn¢-totthocon. vIl1on.l.ntbo xuln,otn.rotber nuohotntul non.oou1oun.go£anu.1l brtok oﬂound two long A-one Ihtdl. In ooo oi tho mu: won ¢tuLnerodtltohonund*nnloIolthorood,wh3o ;hoot.bcx-wuoocuptod_by1.holtﬂ.no cm. or the button mu. Bow -'-* ‘ 1:31 tomoumehu-g°o:‘t‘oa ﬁuu. ‘:3: w"\Ih?nrstua,voronnkin¢ nptd E EOE es. IYILL nE$0I£D AT 3310103! F3101 "nanxon, ucmnn & co , Fourth and Locust, Odd Fellows’ Hail. ----—-—-0-—-—-....._... snvo Your l!o.lr.—1l you with to uuoyonr tulruxxkoop ltlnnt:-on; And hodshycondxnon, on Burma‘: Coooaiu. It will ntlmnloto tho rootcolthohslnuod rouoro thoutnntl notion upon whtchlta growth doponda. Twenty you-A uoxnlpaiﬂbottlouvod A hay’: nu: modu- pcnto out. to which all othor ts-ootuoat but tulodzmdunoothu ooriy ouoooa thouaodtol um 03 Boldoou. Dudrul. Lou olﬂsk-nod lrntulonoltho soup hon yloldod to tho nuns remedy. ' We 5 g GI-¥W€P;"wnh rod tote - IIY lonnt anon. l'9_OI DIPBDYEJ 011‘! YIOPXRTI 1'03!-ALI F2}? . 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 3, 1875
Date: 1875-12-03
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Alithan. s{ying1g.up_ I . H _ _ ullaVhLdEf§’ ‘.'pThO_~9‘n“j£,'d1d.I.CQ‘”[‘ vinhh dim-lotnttho ‘hD ,< _. _ ‘ ' ~ -Rm ‘°'-"V“.9“."“’ .-irrotﬁllenlniﬁoiéal-T‘ 3114-} V “d In uouﬂnﬁuﬂw um“ or we '-L‘~37l¢d invalid. the eonulesceut ma! tho and and Wm ‘Muuusn-a uN.hnuonmVoi vizor_and xv-*é73.tIv1¢~ n?~_xnIxht.2-.v.'oi»u: ' _ "km ~ « . , unmni; hideailx on . x we, ‘ #18’! ms In K-tl°arV o z. mvnh nah‘ mm °°“*'o...u°“ ““"‘*hv-°° ‘°n‘°-.=~*-H-=r~"v-‘=> rue- ‘=°°VP9"°‘*‘*'i*'f*-Biwslx-!" “"'“““’“ m°¢V:‘oV;::u£°::‘!i)l?e5’éoV?¢Vili:ilQuua‘!E°a/Emu ﬁni ulI’dno¢‘o:-VW.Llu'il umoou dnribz '5 .713?‘ !V»»oo:‘:xmon.V. Tu. W‘ ~V5l=mtI~g "Kl-3, «‘.“‘V!»#v», V23'3k-I--°,~t1s‘3i,' ""““'%: hﬁﬂilkihlhtoroe-olldcnt" u-an.-and«I~~ lion! and tho.nora1mswx1vo4no Gown-' h an, .X\lllI-KW-‘I08 Pllaoe wh um mu wk th.¢r‘bo1¢.: abacus Ami ' ‘“""“"“" "H V- N‘ ~ ",$,,,m7”“ "“"“H°"““”"‘ m7'3.§Es\lrP" ""' Nu goycauwmgum nnuny or mumu. m,“’m,[,.umnn)lllacl In ma Romania; .1: min ,(.'ulunom bu lud construe.-ind-in 1:.lIo_khsl.vr.u: inch teotuytha meow ’P<LfBI1 wk‘!-no - _ in ouoftbc limb“ eon ttskmonhlﬂfvalrd {guns 9".~u mugg; . um". ., ‘ _ un¢u,"_ndu,,m,¢;°‘ggn uo$aa|n_9nhI:o_ u§tl'plpa1Ion,o£.hisviait utnooalol £30,000. '3 oonthc . ._l1¥,‘>g,DClﬂYO- vw; ttiullnu _ . loll)! -mm, uldabooonoctning l.ho_ _|>oyr-ail. _ , . . . ’ Q I > _ X . ' ‘; - . ,‘ - . ,-«r .5 «mam lbs uni dnneler otxgg-«mm mm. It ¢ I-Id to ma on-uén in the tie?- » - um..m."” .¢3""&"’°”’ “‘ 31%? II I l uit4:'i‘i4.tvoee,inIcet?‘Mte‘ecuIc5‘ I on men: «must. There bet! been no [Month on 3; yet. y use I"1-otenwni ot the rel i-rgrinto tge. Mute: at the have neurone 3: . some no not um: tote heat than Itt!£I‘!!’1!'dI umrazed 8. number et Marie: conceentlngtbe college. _ sud up-eeebec were Blecieilmd. mm d ey, lluseaac, Shannon In- a . ' r . On mvuon"ci' liﬂﬂouielth, the roztwxng mo- » t‘ «in; but‘ hendnrtth evident . ilnlllnl. reopening‘ the‘ Aim 1 he Jtgrieulturll School. and tent. in corlmily rrttunlo hm our thmim torliin mml: excru- nlomt, and pledge to him Ind the Board oi’ Cura- s t>0<¢JD¢lk$i0n in placing the school. B05311) OF AGBEULTUEE 1 ‘ _-_ ainpgniugutm. Three Sessions Ycctet-Eloy-e-In. ’ ' 'r.ot-eating Proceedings. ' Experimental Farming----'l‘heoryl I enmity ct» clylauttnelupcez. ~51 I ‘nth the eiei coeapcraum anatomy mil ereilicu M active term in inn 1: I ‘ ""i' ' ‘ 7 a.§*';“';.5.‘.2tX’: tiled in: The Stziie.ﬁtgrit‘oliIr:I, Coll pol Rollin’!-«Tile Public Schools with: Gran ‘ lentiial Suggestions, Etc} Stmc wt. Bennxd Bin er. iqalpeﬂ. vs. Guru 0.51»: «lit at At mkI.cu.t‘a coat, mcuerznuupa tn '_urill§g,i_36¢1_. — red I reeoinuon Mklmr the Gun tanner: in deriving infnrrmttxon 3 concerning the bog cho'erI, and to auto knmrn - weal experiment‘ on the Ooiiege Farm, and - enter at committee on the plat! of Apr-ieu tire to rlrett cuiuthlo retain a at curators. in "~<5‘ ‘rbeenuu unit»; at the am: Boerdet Apt culture continued In Ieenlouyeeturtnyctthoroerxc ottbehoard,mthe£LLouuiJtetuuanoe two» to be pruen -.-ate... VI. Manes with team 1% _ , ert'np‘_n_n at :1. wt. Ohczhileu; trtwatttren in ﬂour: room No. 3-Judge at . Ye. oternduanisced torwut cl 1urore- _ ::3':§:3ﬁ ﬂeck vs. J_oitzt E, li'inl=_l£rf iuﬂzmm tor Beeider the member: at thebburd. I number or vltiicrc were present. all of when were given the. tmileu oi uxtnxrm 8§I‘_K_3_JJlKR'{A_L. In tn. 0. W. Ilurttcldt. 3 ‘Fit Ior ' read I pope: entitled "A Pie: tor Aprieultm-Ii nrperinextniﬁtnluxzf‘ ' at the I¢I1l?i*.1.Wll3.s.1!*“z‘£'!l‘!.°!,3R¥*il9'; mall the tear It.iate_ext\erineuhtietcttoIe imthem '!9'V..“!“°'°““.°€ 9'-go.. ’ *1‘!-‘kc e. Ill t when It tar um‘ h:o‘:g'::r' . | port to be published in the met proe:e’t.lingu at this oonaichubln niwwien. 12.»! substitute W ~ ~ ups:-r itoixm added -at mourns Corunmee.-,In th >meuIr'.ntitne 22:991.“.-31'-125.9‘ ".*_‘}2‘.‘ **.‘9‘.°“ °°W**.!°:'.: ... 2. I . rt :’£=“5.o I An‘ are? (‘I Bl B run Aotucurxrztur. act-rob it The ducoulou ot the to llcnrd in ccnneeuon .utt.h etpcnegl until Pride morning. . ....X.‘.l.’ ; $5“ in-tlto"eidet_*8iet-pI_ are Intla_ieceaIi.ty .ot-ztlteec “ ‘V N. finals!!- . lhbtnﬁlllﬁﬂbll-ll ground: the adoption ot the resolution, the 0’) than M . , ‘ Prol. EV. Riley, on Blue Butomeloglat. geve I pain at the pm: at his next uutul you xtttagtop-perIi1l'W0elv¢ the neat attention. In mm contact‘ can: it i- lcnde pch'to mat. lice; In nyfeitd Brown and III:-ritbeid ion ooueultatton. utter a meeting Idionrned to meet egnincts rooming Mgllrl. lliley. Ilureman an iawxuttug entoumlog Matters of interest. from the Bate to the 2! rd: eon-euoomeoee ol the Globe-Datocreu t.Icut.n-tvnt urrntitl. . Monte, Noveatbu ao.-«Among theta- buIiIeIn to «zone betorcthcueaerucca gamblythh vieinnttre two amendments to the 't’)§gutitntion:one_is to ntrihc aho'e'ore"'whtte" that-etron, when ltnowoceqrs. than nekiox col- or-oduozt eligible to steel in the General Anten- hly. Byougxuiar ntiaulc this tvu Morlookctl what thin constitution was tornurtr Intended. giving to agree: the eicetitc trutehitc. The btheunendnent in to ttriho the wo2d"m_Ile" tx-on the Oonltltnliott, which noun Ihobeilottor ‘exam. "The qumucn center Ixiolerpboiutiott ax told the hog cholera in. its origin. prevention And wt';Cexxeutmhukeintheuot:" V schools in the introduminn o 3: science urn beeaowed iext his alatr tad an it one at thratute Umveui? from the o 4 , to uure ;tho, control oi. ‘ ll rum-e «.5 1 Lidia . -*”"“'§§.:'§;':;.!".'.‘i:.W‘*°““.::..- ~ . "mu" :1 sed'ntay'wiu_mcbe- -- tnrtbcntcclvco, =-":::"' *-**‘-m':.*-.,.....** tic 2: I tittueecux-etcthc extent or re action Alli:-tocuvo the I..s.=-'::'*.*..‘.*>=' “-- tn u . the lunxinx question will Ilrllcornc up. on I‘ hi annltbmmtl tor pre- litth doubt leng- ln npeel esriit veto Ipceltnoxtttli. been the motrmentloreetorc lubed reex- ingwliiberuto . tttnoc there i.on,lm{Ftwuao Thuumihondlgdﬂninbzvm he zl‘?‘h3BIOd,Illa Itdﬂlcylltd more rIilroIdc.I_ntl that not then by A policy at aamcadi .‘J.'l:eli’uited Bteice Beentorini question in still ranted t in ultdor-ai.eod,lI Al- go:-ecutthutbeo ten don’: want It.‘ no punt: ‘:tb§sdo?):°t:§’t‘§ douse one: are . to "4 wtilbc doepcvrbet-on Iehienit I8 tnze;.tuoh-hovrever.tre in any utadtthazimlxht an ch‘ are lie" 0 Dr. note, to turn so u to that way the Kiuouri Antoni. could be made murepjrncuul. htr. liecltlnn we tinttnc orel dttcnuto bond wouitln‘ct erect coinage. Th ufhit ccutlluente woui<l'l12:e' to , upecluiy LI the E2‘ ' ' to Bouvi oi ;!tll]::§51t0i.lcIlmInm.T§ll1kI at a model tum‘ _ ct: I on, n§.vtr¢1|.,;|81V_1"|5lﬁ€ Printer. 'I'Msto-‘I no llrgtuer boy: under- tcdnd -wt rwwoev. . ' the dieutIIio:tV on }ryzeIdiIx'In easy on then. l:AeuieIa.nt Governor Oolnuc. the the and tllrennln under one at the tucker th ttldbcwclootned tothc hence oi the oclclluad teued'that’ u been: :9 W008? I tc directly itexxent to Ixirue the 0(- eppiknileu oi cele ruufgllng, incomplete An It t done both!» in; an elective cam um nuts?" The Address of the W Globe-DaIortrt‘hvtI‘I.‘lae in- I‘ourIt.I1ent;r:Xn thenntne oi the Cjhuch unite Waidenece which we have the honor to repruuti. vrucre permitted to pmotntt to your 1uweru.l)h- Jeny the trlljmte at our Idunnticn. oonxrltnltb in; you Is to me you and wonderful cueeeec with which the King vt King: nutxrored your high lhjeuy. Transferring cu in the Iplrit to tanner times, Ihculii we then have been {noted with the high prezoptlye to Ippccr before your tiaicgty on Illllhn loll, its objod neat prob-thly would have been to ask you powcrtol tncdiutlon tor deilverenoe ll-out Ion re poucctt obutin some mltlgulan ot the rigid uadomrpulre xoreutrnent beneath. which our _£.t«tlaeu to long . have (routed, out so much by the will or our most graclou; rnlere. t,a_in Kdﬁlifitioooc oi Abe nut in- nuuteu my ' ' could‘ “not unis} ivotxl. But :1. trout . oblected to the t. the genera tax . “ ‘ Tnntnted tcrthe thouidbotr tbeexpennc otthia ‘ my agrwulmm 9' item in . area?! 1 ll soil schools nhoglltlaltae on an In a Ireplnced in. Tim State Ire chtidmual located the prtneipsl O the occopmte at ' ‘extnnedtf Io: wet it in llolluul. Pntuia. Denmark. a-mu. - Another noun why we lune-bce’:t"Iiow to rap» port mrnumum I50 evil! lﬁchll 'e1-ea had to!» ma z9W§ oi olt_:Sttir_::)or1c by c . maze Mthlhhdﬁathwouauu 01 texts- | . tHIed.'wtI.h grcutule to above elitnebuzduoxe ,, _ xzeoI.tn'to:t'.oN ‘ml etmmcr. Alter tome miscellaneous dlccunlou, the reno- Iceeptcd menu, was xdoptcd ltoeclved:. that the lntarciu ol the tanning clones. in common with All other clucea ct socie- ty, crmud more Ictive no union «tort.» to it uh but In 2: and liapro stale; Ind in order than DUMB“; the state noczd tun thocmrru oi the Patron: o .111-uhcnttry :3 1.11 otheu inxtze on-cation F vi orotu exam to it-nprern the Iyutem. tcoqn. A recent tor two hour: was After the Rococo. 3 lion. June! 8. Rollins. izslng repent. wu invited to give the down taunt oi the Etc ' rim muoult LOEIGULTIJEHL Lm.Lt’.o3. Mnjor itciimn etctcdthcttttccullexe wuinm in- ex and SIIQUI he done tor imp: us. "No loco, however. do we eelthewuto us lode loved the ensue twee ‘moat _,iozlo« |,tcr the living cod dynasty lac not ceased. o to theolttxmhot the‘ Innrvn-not Welcome: will never tor-get‘ thelntoteeeei elector in favor ct their tubers. mace beau: the prt-nun ct _ were undo to toner, nor his use in me [item it new country In they were driven from thctr tutu recoil, Tu. know that letter indeed to be admiral b pnuion at uni to -e . e mcctet the court- ay troxu=t_hc &l=.' It ' - ‘ lerrtho ability rte -iurthoruero would comma-I not men tchcolllocde II’ cation 01 tnrntarr to tnrthcrtnic endcod secure in well» Christin xltk William I ntquuilotl pursuit ot the farmer. we otncot close 2;» than exercised may cdrono teatiuon. o! in iermci-Ind his children is run-ottndod h tor Amadeus tc eoiten ti: uedarhi. um toward his tnitniutwekieuiea I They will newt forgot a.llPudanc.k' Wiuiatxt Iﬂilbe Iuztut tuner ot your {Imperial 1 to to lose. in our valley: In poecen lune Lrncec at his mycinuotﬂcence, eepecu. In houpltsi. I utugc for our poor lick and xeeeeed We pooeeu it living t¢_vt_itIon, of kindoete r the Agricultural college that treihoiawt that other - one are at than Ilemente rare and prcnuhic in the prod animti lite; than are qnectieno V ntserc cl things, In more oi ulnar two: this inhaler mind in ht.2;nermt:c“:hccettnn&t;n“anelyv:1u suc memortzxng an c on: doc: not underetsttd . pm . It much It tlmuid intelligence to the mutual the pa received 3&0 000 cent at wild iced: roprntlou trout the Gcnersi oaublinhutont oi the eel 't‘beec knot Ire diniutltto ultimo Indthnttlte college in edppied cutout in use rel re rel: utitvor oi the student: c tlmwaidenue, ti: ﬂﬂ o in an out ruler, Ootroi And who ever know a tree tum ttl ,whc wIe lot-nut tntelargmI.mI,wno it at . only eighty o the llicourm Itwrtuvinxrende:-ed ice Ind constitute: I chock tented I the “ . which the oyetctuoxnochtld d artl Ind the tanner: 1 inc It-coed genera cordially invited to t:o~operItc trim the c rogreac under the vitrlona rlitilcuh c in connection with the Btetc Uhlvcnity ill tnonbie no cnoounxin . In! it lntcreetn won (19-99- h re Among min lliéio lo. the ohjoct oi oi Y:-outed llvclv n I lull at on; V uclrmtcc tho. inntltutio and more eep<cJIl.iyIrvcwe one at our mh ttnnlor in the Unlvereit the 03:3 exup we hear or uncut emcee‘ rev the Input tl:c”v‘v’3l oi Ohrlrtin upon our Inperui hm. Berltn, I: wen u tor eerl rend: WluEl00DOIl]0li.'l’Kl - tin 2' put uuvc.i.heti.nIrot-X. Icdrworltaehopr .9.‘ terms . D. Ctuunomtnttt, Wu-t1e.eci' the ureh_ot.the1j'l'|lduteec . Aurtnm-,_;. . ' Prctldnt at the oomrﬁieuan ct Ev.ttwoilt_woxs., * ad in xsonxntox 01 ‘ms Marv. P‘ .x‘n_n e 1 D, -oanr;p£_,bt:_L'_u1n. N hi on t — cl “1’z‘»"o”xi-n‘:‘»:n..:.‘.“..?.x‘....i..s.“’° "ﬁe. -me. rlven tutu Ind things an the clllh wot:-J: n?:uxou' emu ﬂu :5 inow. but it lay: nothing at the little to up the nu» en, the Int, the gratu, whose group; 33. on I-18! ' §:ir_t‘ci.secd. wheoumoa would to llni?dednoItloul ta jinx yvrlthinetetrvrecht _ ha I honcmwimcluge hoe:-din;-hcntex. eon noun, wilt be three ntoriee high and tor»-eta: 00 great A ‘team to :3?‘5:r*atotl will he :21: hick be thlnl 1 lnul;Itlou,u the nnmtnrvrtc too large to ' l.‘ M W utcr ot the Perish at Torre-.i’ellcc. tmnnt October. iziia. W’; ggl.*g.ag:lgm.g.mm jrilmg ﬁﬂmzinﬁj Wings: 3, 1325. ‘to whom we ?i-rnideuef so «Id-tml. no of «mm W “.--at.»-... Unwed States District. Oeutta Uaiudsuueix rel. Emlxeoit to. one still at wen‘): Ii. kcetclse, chtlmamtz ts mne- r lone ‘IN tot-re ternar- ul Idpuiﬁolt -u ptﬂy’ ﬁﬂdslxg property he migueé to atimmnt on anti bond". oe. rs. Hurry '1‘. Pen- Wailtcr sodium emu: ml rmigment to: $4045 and acute. cited cute: tr.-June: Bucky. semiau- trcwr pics at nil dew, and upceixi gill»: tiled any to, Bunion, mrelnn 1195 He ztttou. e u. sonar 5 at all debit died by delud- exm. liullivtn, llc-Mlle. lvteehan, Ryna, Mc- nhcatamt Lencaucr. ‘llrr. utffste vs. Suave)‘. dirt!- “ p niacin‘; summons ordered atwuy . - ‘i3ux.uc:P. Gmllth and it. A. Wilson: u spur -I circuit court: lite. 1. - .‘ or ‘Qlrmlraecl by pinintui‘. " 3”’ émteyes suanuzuea by counsel no. 2. ~» 1.1." maatt:.;u.. maouuast. Ooicpanli who to court by ..,~t......; ....=m::°s =:.~ ...... , .. unuuéouum “ate” IAIIMI‘ "§¥2§‘o’€7§n.§‘al' n. ma‘. carom at in tmuautam ~ to. J, D. tmloc; 1-uiulent tcronc °‘1:ttm’3...A1lut!rt.."(m"t'i"?écheen ct 51.; dic- ’ Icrwuuot. ' 1'0. Bieisop; .\.-i’é‘.’..“':’<l.?:‘i‘. eouxl. A lgihm to: H.563 eo. all-emit Oourtllo. 3. nest.t.euir itnu:-‘city eedNor£iurnkeit- «zoo. n.J££.KIii:r_etIi.: by-cauencecuc ttblu! runes 1816. Kelly H. Kelly; to: unit of preoccu- People's‘ sums lwltwuou n. Charles Bei- mr. gInithctd;dieuiAu.d lonnotot proctor Circuit Ooilft X0: :1. Greéan. RiclIndI'otteIIl.;dhxIl.IeodbyplLln- 1111'. Want St. Louis ‘$81135! Boll: Tl. John W. _Joh-ate‘: et meant ordeteltlu the am cloth ct taiccourthypll.ln- v u be a lo nytorcwuuq mm-nay: 1or‘Juh?3v.°‘lt‘:u, unatnumtai-. Ida com 0! Inc cucdienlued ; ltwnllﬂol ﬂied. Circuit Court No. 5. mugﬂﬂgrghvaet IL: never 01 11 ~ 1 1300: "£38800: rt l ' lxinutttakoo tvrith lee . "§; ?Kmmy at T. lemme M. John B. ){o0uIe ei IL; by piuntur. ‘bungee rt. mlicret |.l.;dinaiau.leet Aeideby l.e:i‘ti‘i V. Wilton VI. the Life Association oi Jtnerlm: petiucn lcr renovtl {came to United eaten Otncnll court mod; bond unapproved. ,'15,ltI::I.ilct.rtcu: Probate Hound. Lieaexe ctoosolx$trItteIvercwetsrwte,ygra.need In the Probate 001111 to }.l¢ldn.qt_ club on the on me nhlanec P. warm. rung: 3.1.060-in Kitty 0 octeeaauu-otu Star-u.1vIloev.l It Anniierh s1.ooo; who emu Wctuhntnor. outta mm Jnoob Wctttheimu, 1-shed ct > -t - . .?" Oﬂnlnsl ychulec Wilson lawn‘ ' exuanullc "'.;‘,:.m‘:‘:.'.t;l.“‘.§ 2-°'°*.......*~..L.::=..°:,,*°°°’ it-acqtbe ' nultcimtc urea’ ' P335) tenant or cueeution ct pt-oeceutoraccet. Vans emu, petnlxrceay: and Work-Irena. Ol3§&&¢7 L. tnzoy. mastery in use account can -on - udundant. ﬂour! cbclaned; Kontney A: ..H.tnly Ion- trietlhycoun, tIenuIocduttuomcu.the.iItho Henry Seheeirer Ind Julian degree Ild hr- goed behavior. ' neI ;uteuy.&Iu.u.i.tIId battery; contin- pxoeeqni entered b-y'Pmceo::€i::;w?\uoreey:. 1 mm I . Gﬂntlnsl lcteo. ﬁrm. §’;Q2.‘i"?9.t-‘3‘g‘,3f'§_w_§-vi"2.'.°'.3.‘:‘.’ 3&0 nnec1(lax.tI-aieendtittlhctluttolcoutc TEXAS. Notes o’(‘l‘t-ave! in the Lone Star State. ‘once ottheﬂlobey ‘ IIOURTOI, xemmb_e_r__29.—_You.r uqneepondent mule the run down t:otu_‘l)enlnoI to this ulwa on Bcturvlny. buyers 3 ofelock it. in. and tsp. ml” to the: henetle meet at the distance by tlayliyhi. XI tltenorthctnpptrt ottlteigtste the tomtultm cu». ttreiy denuded ox lures. not the vnirlu are its ecreIntiilr1utIytxnimcuri.,II_ttot. men- ’ ‘ in the he't_re'en"8edIlin sad Deuison wan ocueely perceptible. but me: running too miles the 5t‘tu-antuquct-—be;u to thaw I link” ;g3eeniah,hut_,l ‘ “ Into the diatutoo tnnie-:l. Dawn Ihout the com tcrol. thcsute greeltbuda were ohecuihlo on the notion pint. nu-1 presently we pound can. when the rerduxe ot the lam. ntruﬁled. tor dance with-the purnrhitect e to 3-NOV! ‘rim-ewe bean 31: $9»: -“me um our. ‘new Induced»-_ dlong betor:.we. '“ ‘than piechve. pan. 5 ,youIdL mule. luttlfélioeout‘ _ mingled mu: cetnl-tropiui ptum--nee-I Mm.‘- lit. ‘i.‘.1§.’?§s.’$‘u‘i’”;“.‘u‘*2a2”-*..;“.l:.se -:§.a’*‘.:s".‘.’; u. '1. '“‘°"‘i‘r.I'.t“:.‘.;;:.”.:'.“°‘ ":°*' on w so ' . cr context t‘:cpe?&r¢xrwmdom:‘ In Ilie.%- 0 §E3- pllh 0' lcki ti: in .6930!“ I: new this tar uxedgouaeeonr iizhruutllnltobo n-cntlte teeoedtletc to over. A I Imintonaedthetto eatgwud inn gone over the ‘ lint ulna yet, and .a.ruo it no 5-4: the timing picking. Ind when ﬁt known 123.! no land tunvlck 300 in dull. it will he thctlt the lreedtnut-locks or Die employment here. now. it in hi: on tut X. Men] of them are ptvtlunghythlranuxnnl datum! i but many others be cltnetlro Imxtnol‘ i oieaccnni lore ot cc E 2 3. the greet rewttnt thou‘ oﬂe to honest exertion. preterrtcg to lotion thev .e«.Imple not them by the "poor white " end spend the golden hour: loaﬂeguouedv 0 grocexlemtnihe hamlet: um 'rtlu;oc,'oc4ti-eree~ four the country. tqunndcrtng the ot a. l or ontaeuta employment tcblfm de- a eldnx out I meager Iu meme ibeitcod beg "hi t .\Vinthonueti4et them are congrexn the laser town: Ind oitice. a law at when I20‘ pronubly ruptured ea .uIrbont_ portal-e. cru houtooernnu. but u the -grater lumber oi woman or oudtmt upon own. non! lobe. or lcu- repnuth c meatne, tout Iy their -" ‘ wen sir? lllnteut eels Ind Illthat ,Do _I and one lteenng Iruto o be sure, it woe Bctuuaty. The treetuoteil the town we Iuodih I 5,, “uortolmo::f‘£-t’ on: . t\t,coilon, that or other uroducte olthe emu: ., Either ‘tlainie In uuuqmll but _'IeuoIt.or in at «goal; my “I “in eq::l|eite tigtwilnhev $18661 - . o _e\°tt-cc-%Ihl:.t.l:c c'rtlt‘ot-Went" ‘ ‘ - tout Iltdwith booed ctmcu running It is ‘rnonanneunouumuuwyotbgﬁax. In solidly canon-noted. About tour mile: mm yllryen 1 Ionliunorthottilh inn ngoc lb '1‘ Axripulwxilhilldllj. 7pr:iri:nr;moto trout any other he .exeept tltchouoe tor the , which ‘come Jose-roan Dan. at the institution 3: we mums. lsrruu his proud 9 oamaooe an Ilnwluetr in at clan nevillzie comp . 7 W“ as It healthy and central one, at is x-tout section mast is to toe znidetafu region repteceuuaug osly ocekimtcfwiig gntthnt auﬁtgtliae pwt'~envI- in ‘faster. ms--9 ' x to the l"nll!a’l'li of the various so neat time of in um. I (is ocmpoeinl the It slut in not an attumtuu, ltatit io_we any beneﬁt to bhtertvud tram the §n~ umctiotu. on an xgricultursi tuuudattwu. jxt Inuit devote to pnngmnxocue:-.ex:nt.e£ Real F.s;:tTc December 1, i". .3. Mn S,dl|i8-ls. '35 tvetmm ( more to T. A. i.<-on-t.-t :9: Iimhm M: is .)2;.ud )3 1.: pm srqnuczlaio we not was: lotus can K§! bloc! 81. diffdmmol ta menu on Gamble the . Hz10l.%N‘et6lBeha£" I bio-ii: 39 Int of .06 -without our Md! aw-m.: :.'...,'‘‘‘‘z'’ k s1.ro'«}t.“by 1% teet-7;ult-' on Ions line ol tmuutut hell! I: lth I 23”” tuny....... ..-........ TotIl‘......... ..... .. » A Word. to the atlncuri Pcclilc. to the your or the Globe-Duaoe:-It: , in. Lotus, Deceubcrﬁ. L175.-Ctpixdms in the city ot New York are anxious to weed xaiuionk tor "rapid transit? '-um. it, to carry people nonu- to their places at httnlneu‘. ‘rite hliuourt Peeilie - nu}. use he I passenger depot..\i,u. lit. Izmir. lg, SereIt.lnttnet.bIt stow Jte tntnr It Twelfth n to the throat h grunt: lapel!-1,: then: the new tninc ted it be- llevedlohothccnly iaetuteeot Intizoultb Inesmetthe teerto In to th interacts I-31154-illil rcmnb grand take a . atnml 1| poo ie . us be I ‘my urge l>°Dl3.itUo| lvblti ' will ace the lceontlodlt-tiou hru ll en-rind to Ieenrcnteet . tutored t the List your at. Louie will have Iadthutiterewttl to ﬂuted tmdetut invalid and i with I-{gt-iaer tgemhqr at the hue put eccon Koo future grctvtih oiuwblelt. properly ..._...._.....¢.n Street Railroad Tickets. ‘to the letter at an mono-nuneu-vttx 51'. Louis. ziovercbez 30. 1875.—t would all your ntteatlon to thouct that the tlekete tuned Dy theliarthvmetoru and Cu-ondelet street uilrnad ythlcee. Ind will not he re- uexteetne thopecpiotobo reiirvad can as? hey chtuln their rt ht in tune ticket: medium red yoireu Ibrdctpleumel vlxocretcreedto nsethceetlekcta tre r Gould’: St. Louis C1tyDtroctory_, 1876. We Ire into-med tint the noun has thcDlrect~ on tor 1876 in already under way. Kr. Gould has name my nenout, one will, no-doubt, give as II in new but in the the to make some new ec- it ’ chnpeexe tni.::cw exoeneotwork. ' lliiwriigel VIOTURES OPTHB ST. LOUIS BRIDGE utww:-EncHA~Ts'Exc1iANe1 at the omce or the ee 33 cent: cclobo-Democrgtt = Pr! ce.ch...__8ent poet-paid. ........4.;.. .... ._. .. ‘-.. quantity by their . md . ; the only ‘rule mrmldtivby 8”“ ciitn, with eclentiﬁa heclthfnln deli- ‘Kl: lnjunggs ﬁxtur- cuo loinnuru nnifo cecyend fxeetlcxnlroui ittU'_1'D'AI_a FIRE DIBUILANOE. ' Ix. -rs: rtxeuaxuiun» 1. .2. .3:-m ...3‘-g..Jg;'-‘i-;:EE..-.*.+....::t-:'..?.'.‘:*-'2 ' sun-uu..won not at muuuuuun mlumaila:mnwm sssmasm am GF THE Rcrnnocn» iﬂﬂi 333.3 "¢!i!C"!l} €05.-' T (.9 25 ‘0 $1 Zs‘t‘A‘1'8}~I-.'.mru ffnlnncfcsr arias £21.: 21 1t).s1"$‘3Hu3t ye. um nttea pt ah-G Em 3:21-er Rnlirxnnﬂ t_1aIng'tusy. aorta , . wkkae. !::.i;JI;xIu Akmghm. A. eﬁyw. The T9 iii» r- . um. «rem-m «mum new at . ms. 4;. zﬁmz-.au. .t. 0. ltdnrzae. mg 9. I". Z.)o£1tez'ar.Jolua liens A. 3". tiotrsrr Jam-..e iwzton. nod . 8. tin!» had. in-lundu-to. és-wxn-ins-anere ant gene no- mo in h-2‘l_'vCh}‘ nrru slut. 19. gm: nun-3? t‘ueLit"t‘ut (aourtot um Cteiimzl fétltau tcrthq muse»; t$mrc.:m ttk.usII,'r::ulIe and entered in the shown. ;It_‘.t;)i§:t¢- on em». ' -any ot 'h?~'nrcoti:ur. it. D. 8. . Clu N 1’. men .-ape-cm mmmamouor. only a Mad iayrA‘&.cearsiwtitatwrpon.mit. an o -n J» nu ill-M33187. or «use ms t pent. on or brain the mm 9: her. 1.. D. 3 "364 1% mm" no 11:‘ °°"§>-am 1 e e- . «- ﬁtnmut Bed ‘Iver gehmaé (Dagny. upon the bend» and ecugpcm mouuoged. in and aeezoe. me an atilothenwpoetst comply with the unmet yttd oe- ertc). tﬁnether. in one xutruri. am! can an ealtvtvty. It I110‘: I‘:-eﬂfgu. aha mezzo I . I’ 2 , Lil ihtlﬂlflllt theruﬁreed eldhciltl :1 ouumu no me Itlvor mun:-ta co-emu u 15: nine 1:. £3: lienntwt » - éor Iaer Guinea‘ 413:. an tnceormzy at C ‘gawk ct It:-lnxnutmviatitmr Camden wthuveccer-n noe- mnt the State at Arkansas. indie eounu‘£‘.o£‘£'etuy- Ix Ina. , 1» 22;‘ wﬁfﬁil éidﬁ M75.“ °‘ all the 2-Ittwlts-t. branches. out at mm‘: . l X . bet ::,.¢.' .:':.=....,' 1....“ “W Miszissiypi, ﬁiatliia are Hit em: '¥HL'§:8I}£t.1'. gt}? ii‘-’;!‘i£ DAY 9? D£(1l‘.3t8XR l ‘- led: in the 1 noaet.u:itn¢rnut-is étnrrixfngsne of the txarzfuit Ooertor the Uagffs 1 u ~mm:c ex ' .t§§amu.:e“canr§a- unite ﬁd- RKAL 33‘P£*X'K 3iﬂK3§’!"$.r zmacﬂs mxﬂm RI-2.25.2. gazramn A.<a~§3r:t":z:* mix: 8:. beats, XII. Gangﬁza 3 Earigﬁi Bani . Agents, §&J£‘ﬂd 3:;-.39 Giiiﬁiﬁﬁt‘ & La’;li6‘£’.£‘E, 'L¥$’..{’li.’,{’E §.€%E.7‘i'£S; . t Eicjw.-tee we Genius! cal» '£.$; ‘ . ‘ gv »oomur£a(1mtm¢t:me«J.l-tut - Ev‘ ‘3**:‘A‘.’l9tE;.*"-?5‘s. , asA2.’£sm£.tt:£it-irgluctseiéaza, Ho. . 31%’ ﬁtroet. JOIQIH XAGEHW, am £sm£ ;:$zb5-js3b:sfsE- ai.&'Eli¥ m ‘ ,. - . . “'3 . C ....f.?2.’§.".§..’§ é:.".’§.§’.ﬁ",3’5:”‘”' 41::-onme qua. . 1:3 -63 L! 5'15 Wﬁlnﬁgyxireégtfsﬁ-‘(£9995 32?; am: JOHN G. rnmsw, mi jislale, grass at Pimsiai amt, .é_';.*.:!*i%’*z§‘?*'~...;..i:"*..*:*.m*°-‘=‘w~ W- ;nr.,t. at. .11. u:x.a:x.., w. .8« 3:34:23. ._..m._.;. xnromr &»(x>., xstatzw 7.tem*rs,. in M-hence-.I.-anode .... thou . and all ctherbuiidlnglt one-otmétumo. Vlih the appurtenant tothe Mlle. all ioccunc rec. tcIarr:,cIn.nod other to! «each or equ meet. new inc:-xneeimhnpt mu.-m.:.mi’.m.. and till o er dvcuoun property. 0! _aver7 us ter: 3 Ind tluuourr. IOU’ held or sun! .ur ltereuiertnhe held or ttir the viintaoevh DAD! or . mm d. the wrtementt. kneel eu thereof. Int-¢lllxtlIwuIItoeuiq.ct the an nnneloom ‘ not. with the I atrtelueur ex 1116 uremia.- Thﬁtamh Ind condition! of use Isle In nation. 7 title clue. in pro9or1loI'u the uncut bid not lthewholemnearundhyth . mug CHAS. P. EIDMO. . Dacia. Ooumtseiour cad Mater. Lu. W’. ‘m:r7-rrttornc. non. uux it Wu..t.uu1. Lit 4 Back. ' Del more !or Oouplalntou. OE‘ mmnoan. olcdeu-ea orthoctrtuit lane r. A. D. 5 bc d Th :5 Nlnvigrl c Jhtilrotd Com 4 term: pzoperq to um decree nenuoned. I1! . . mLlI‘lld :11: hr the ﬁcllmm at the aid Little Roth. rnto an uni lww Dunn human , ed tron Puiull Indstuo nt Lt-hauls to a torn at tun-Ice ‘ll thceouz at Ohimt and 31.114 oi Antenna. ia- zrindln All t o nllwey .bruncitee. wuynaixhu or any. ill] um: i. hricger culrenl. \—iIdm:x!. fences. . tut: .. * exaxinebonoea. cu-houses. rte hir- Ippunzuunt ea the DID! urea. lender! other route; intact or cqulpultelt. vm . . tumour: lkb Ill it-uaeitiron one utlmcd = Ieuot c uoexod with on-(lutioxto the uid or hnlrcltet. or Jo} e l50|It’3|ll1lNlal.B00 czunc c thouie «ml rec or hunches: Ina l.l| the tnaennohruhu . use an et'~IhIucever.'nmIe‘ or nntue. not held. or bchtrslur to be Io-aulml. try the raid niirutd. all" and’ - Be- §°'f—‘i~'cu' “Sand 3 to uni C I ll unceu branches? I-I341 Inepvw tees to c .tolit. llcvuu. .- prop: eu ton. ch-lat Ind deuund winuo uwe ol.lh 31'IVv Little ltodt. Pin iii In so 0.t~l‘Iu tut look or othcrwlu :y|I.i to! which ram (with e l.‘.tt‘e'pt.lou oi the up. mm: at In ugm. . ‘ lo tuna: and condition: at llld we no as tollo-nu. o v t ' nidw. :IndlO¢Il'IltO the who euun cecurodorthe nnrt.Iz~:. or tounovtlue ltccut-er. _ . . ltI2DliO.\'O. Clue. w H out no ‘§'a""“i5':§§t"X'\\t{"i'x:‘.'.’:'xi: . I . t u‘ I . Lllllc Hock. solicitor: tor txr_mni.tlmntt. tpu-l.a..thc it rel-he bgic owed by . together «fun at: :11‘: u ut.neIn uutnp a.nfo:l:‘t&c"a‘i£(.nnroId. b‘rBeeshce.“l‘IndI K? pram - 1 root. we I: or ll 90 per- ’; Stu; me use mania: and N?st!lnnI{‘!I win‘ rmuiooera. tnltvcioeouou. revenues. rum, inun- yru and slam the ‘tulle. uuad lntegct. granny. vee- a 211 -1'. in Ind to the awe. and car we everydpnn . 5- In re- ’ render. however. the mm whiz}: hcrfincﬁore hve §’t°i'°x‘ ‘T "la6I“Ac.:{i1:nne. '5 In u’l8Rr0:‘«t1$aC0T1: 4 Cl ll 1 I’ I =~*°§ - Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, X . The chnnernr purcnuern at we pnptrrty st ‘oidliml lh.llihl>nd$ I 6.‘! FIE Align!-3*: G IQ!) I‘;: 31199;‘; e me e tolcoet me: at mi and :3 cum! 3:: I‘.I1D( G. IBIOIII ronsctusuntisitt LiIIie.Btcl,PinaBiuff&iiaw0r1eanx Ruined ' r .a‘ SIM» Puhlieurttm r that 5 'ru§:t£c Unit“ guns at an ed in the were en tied iii‘: cn‘t.he tit any oi oven . Chet-ire i’. not . Special nnuomraéiuly xppoltlttd ii; nit! Court hondelmleou .lICl|I50Xt¢4 oaweﬁﬁd in reeoecu comply mm or de- §%'é h% one parcel. no n In county. It x ‘pear its the sane 1:. ud lierunzr ulull be cc’: thecltrolldtuo Linthecountyot - mod. . uunlch no-shoal. jam an other tmiidtnn mmﬂfﬁrmawiw the nude 0‘ tnlurialh . or negate. gtrml um ueecnpuen vrxu $6’. ucgqheg or- or “'3” }x:rne"iQI:‘?:receow ween r uvxnr to .II3y0 I . o . . r it connect! th the tor unite au. at Izld icumvezs '.orvnth my part uu real. or vi the but» mum .or elthu-thereof. be- the re- leuto or I In I pen ; V2210: um wgnnlud uni reucundcr-u. . rrnu. lune: Mill on!» LhII'eiT‘. nl the oatue. “KM. title. in nut. . ,. eru- uuln equity. or the Belt! nllmnd com’ may and to the sun. and my and even put ltoereot. with the '3-.nnrtrncnoc4. exeeptlu utd re- -‘cerv . tbuhndc which hrretolom have been or ht’:-entttr out be nted lo the am‘ Tut- If oonyuny h the omrcu or the United stem. o 2:7 the Inc Ariana; nnrieuutchtnedruhcrctncu here or here as may be given. xuntcd or I nnuticompenyinpn mutmrtubeatngon ca I t 53 I til.-rtore Dlngrniorly use now any turned a‘ mcnncxcdi er. hatch)‘ ﬂzlerved sud ex- : - The manner or nttrchIte‘rs ot AIM p rtr. ll Fe‘: any pey tiurrlur in the bond: u;apt:eouponI secured by the man Age. In nropertion an tlueuuouut ynu-nt oteotts. exotmet tv! Icla nun Iinouuu ruins, :t=_1LEa;. Dr»:-...r: -. '..,,._.:.;'::.ul.*:.':.‘.**.:£';'°-*.....»'° J’:.*:=-*-.:,(%3- -em No. 218 Chestnut Street. egg‘ 051140 .=ﬁE.=‘ mam ta ram :1»:-u us-bo:'°"‘ Eeonuumt ' ‘W k”‘ ' "-3 -=-‘ W‘ r0sos.uﬂGheatmriznrev£. - ntmvmuxnul. w vtrI:.vco'x.tm5. mxnmt cs vookms, REAL ESTATE AGENTS 37 V ‘ . Wm. 363194! 28358 Hui Gtvnfe? §.§’z.*'él':.:.**::-:::.Z=“““‘““an~= S. xgrnxuro. -r. L. LZYXRIXO. s. I. wussns. ;_m«rv_ER1NGz& WEBSTER, REAL ESTATE. itiwiilousf AGENTS 00310605! and. rubble. 7% am ' I“ at ig.:.*}.'g,j**..-°...::«°.%:.*“°.........= 3’ "=2. *::z‘- at town trauma. 5, ‘V. i'L?ﬂl. '1‘E'.E0?1‘I1I.-I IAZHX. 8. Yo &, B3401; Conn.-ynnoun and stock Breton. 318 Chestnut Street. ’t«:mv1tR1_) wvnutx, ash ESTATE AGE!-IT, AUGTi£lNEER_ - '",m“ 722 Chcsmnt Street. J0IIN_I4-KE & CO., Realgﬁstala Brokers, House Agents; Ant. Oea-reyuecrlﬁlie. 512 ﬁne In 3 spectnity. 1n¢.Ioo'nx. _ us. r.x.a.t.I.tmt. BOOTH, BARADA 5: 00., Real Estate Agents, . 221 czmrxvre-tax:-r Iotottnte Iona. II?‘ Iell r:.Ilwc:u.te. ooiicc€‘r°e‘utI. Ind nu." aoax c. c.t1'xtI1>ttn. rnwtrns. xowsn. CAVEHDEB & BOWBE, House as Real Estate Agent: Nod K:-in Public rind Oouv-crniohrt. Loan: Necota-bed on Red Extato. Shednlnttentianpcldeceouzcticnedrenundum «wormi- xoauouva Street. at. gguo. no. HOUSE-R-ENTING AGENCY. lhevvaétlod tomtzbutnuea ooticcstondcc o.u...~=:.:.-.: ‘ex-=*:.°**r=°w=** *° Btu-3‘: Tahacuu-xucklatutne. urddolyeeleeulzouvuyhutcoeeinnulu an e. LII! b‘t1llntIauLll.‘lI'lxnI8d to‘ :2" cuan metric roa .u.t-c II 2 r e in em. - ’ 9 B.%t'. m9W§.L&O0~. . mchesmutatrcet. WI. ll. l‘PlI1X801\‘. , IDW. S. WLEXIE ncrtmnsox J: WAB.iiiER, House and Real Estate Agents. 02113}? 0'! total the some 4 '.l'err12‘t_«cix‘lut uatlirgﬁ bile Iad.2cnvcy1.g Kat no‘ nu-.uau.s.soeuuu.‘ nu liberal us- nneu rude ou une. R0. 521 Pine Street, 8:. Louis. lomoagora-Ammeum .. Ncitslnn. Pace Lela. Ele-uncnnt. Gout. mama Feet. Chilbidutihore rages. n-rape!-s. 3nlIeeotWoh88ItIt'8r:trnnﬂ‘1It*luuoran.tm.Il. ' ju . Itsndxrd ﬁned!" in every‘ many 1 nrooouuee Gnu’ Ltnntxrrlonutx or-Arxcxu. ahnnost nin- uq. me la:poz1.u|_I. Kc tunlly Leonid bevnthoxt it. - 'r. L. ntrnosp. Pnlident Produce lpult. we inst: nngxuii. nepqmo. a1atnn_avenne.. lcwrcrk. Ontrbocnmlsl berbotue. . t ' Taxmoet etﬂeecieur vttlne from Petroleum. be- - .. =- ...t=*°~...,,....:-°.2~ edxec I perfect Ioptlaltiouln 88:1. Bd ccxnuwi line. ﬁe runddi of deeonpovtuou. lieolinx wmxouttlte‘ testim gwrnuttlz. Lecrunc ‘§”‘““"‘¥’$r‘3§‘£h. ..~:':"'.z1.'°.*::.;,§t:‘::2 ii. ”§ %nﬁmxoru1 '55‘ M: :"r.3::aae"m.° .::.-.9 14 «nuns:-' nu:-any. " . $§’u'2‘;'§"t~r DYEING scbnnme. 00°01: Os 0! locu- we-rt. .§ E eIr'York i. .v .. Solo Alenktorglé c rtrect. mom 0. 9. 5 4 ‘mills lLBll—lliaclll.. )''r‘-.' l Rle;l1é”$lills‘:icE=iii5'3§:, , ll eimrde ruin-._a pleunre no no pmpnmn oi the anon:-mliloour to be nine to nunonaoe than their A zoom to mull no see reo- pie oi tile went a great rep:-eeeeietive loam‘! here bu: erovlnell with extraordinary Iuoeoee. TM: niece» 1: blood enllmb’ “P03 3 W99" 091' preheneion oi’ wtul tho people wlntv-I PAPHWW‘ gm‘ ma lnlwlt on mil wont.»-— eeaoeelle, ioreun end ieoel. seoespleie neonate oi‘ tnteruungereate culled iron every part orthe habitable 5)0bO~.:iv0SBt8ot with n elou end eandid ;m":mf”£mmm -weliiocelltheattention oibietrieuitiorney heap“: mung; “,4 H. ,,.(¢'m,¢,, 9, gm ’°'?°"' _____________'________ ' _ 3 mdu¢ea‘:;>oopu.~ ‘xcexpmo nu been epezed Dru‘ and Jude: Tmt loll» But. twain! mm, xx. Beecherpre:.chodn'‘l'ilnt;):egiring “*0 3°9'*:“°-‘I .*I.f‘._?°"‘:1"’ T°"‘f , to distance eoe_speti_tore in the news, in eorpe oz telegnlb hie e‘nl!.wztt1ay' oelnxthonostexteoetve inleeeoulre. . y _ _’ Iron Lego. _ l . the ononrt-‘iuntoonnr smile: a con- unnace=e’ol’|nnal;u:laa:cee= pin-ones ‘wile whioh it nee‘ ltevfnmlertalu e‘-my oeeezeueell ‘me have em. vreetirill b!.¢¢tI,len:elia'nd fully ' 1io,a:¢e;l>lit:laleli:;‘u’£:‘ni6ei£ol‘= .n..._, =.-._...... ...;.......w p -thereby-slvt:x:o'orp‘etttaeity to devote Alene :ln.reeitoe_w_e_el:ly pexeeto .,i:ml1y_ud literary renting. Ondnoire piece will be given to Market keporteud Oonlmezoini Rowe. in which will be reneeted allthe lreporteeteveecetn be in the fl-oot.tuIk1nlheI|:t9P°_Itol nnhonoet pnrtypoiiey. ltwill reierroiho r:ighi—ui£ loin the world of Trade. ‘rho Gwnrbnoour n. men. m m amploygd mgom 1,1,. mm“. ",4 mm "med ‘km “mm. - , - . . ______________________ . ~ plainly lay it: pro-cub Dun in £51,031; gut Lively gt - .n.,“g gun xex-st. 1.onieto»dey nxdaﬁtbddletil '.“‘h§'l"'“nr'l’;:L:;::gi;';‘:"“°”b°“‘ is challenging the Oxford and Cambridge tier: of society. end in their Bend! are the :2‘?! H313: 11:1‘ 3:3: IN“: ' Indisnipou“ °‘ to u-“-gu“: l in-rieeelydemted to abold adrooeeyoi tbeuru Univexeltieg to mm a p:.x1.i_u our inlerool-. l ueneee which more Youth (or good or lmpuuﬁwmn “mum wing“, mm ::°a°“" t ‘ km” dinal punmsu or umemr.-wmlaItw1u1lvrnr- leginte regttia next July, the American ooh evil. 1: the ieeohere ere vicious, thearnount men I, mm.‘ W“ Gﬂmwm‘ ‘. M _“_ ﬁfgergm ms.“ '"M*¢m“’* °&*;g-53;, ,&~kmku ,,,,§:,._ 3; ml, 11:: . Englieh friend: in‘ oﬂerinz them the only the century. they'u1dihe'ir supersors. the low‘ r m {or ‘ .m7‘ '- to 4 . cm,-, and tbednty or croryurtluwer-4° 099906 ' . . - - - Place and Siertlln Revelations any measure not menuen-with ilepehiioﬂl pm. chtnce theyeroiilroiyto5;otoint'eir,etr:ight- School Commissioners, ﬁe innocent oi the “’:"u““u.”":£"::“:‘d’~"5u”“ , ' aw Expegud. }§§3::§‘a cllrlmn-I I nu-romance ncnee ao- ewe recs. In it the eix our :not mix emeenore . eo er. mum to a can I-hoist I in y I-ingian ‘i d Mr )3 oh ie puns xnewiedging Allegiance iotbe Bepclhiieanperty. mammoth edition: of the pepei-.end. the Dillﬂhﬂﬁﬂl WEEKLY will beaeoouery. 'nsemueue.how~ Dally. Nl;.l0§l38,PG',3i'|_l§V.9.“'i--!>‘.¢'1‘?S3-Ar:..-513 to: honored. lie ‘pest; v his wine} into harbor. ihough considerably dameged, end enjoyed tlsetetluiection oi inv- ing hi: grew arrested for detertion when the)‘ timed. He is one as the few remaining ne- I093. ._,._..._......... Tn: Chicago Tam: "oi yeeterdey pubiieilel» in the form at n epeoﬁljﬁepeich {ram 3%- " :1: Mr. Mel-lee molds judicial In- vestixntion at his conduct, which it 3 tissue at iurnmou: telseizoods from beginning ti) and. We reproduce it ebewhezo. ‘because no simple tolerance to it eouid_ do iueiioe either to__iie absurdity or to tie melignily. It nur- ‘porte to he I reveietioil iron the gt-end jury- roolh, and lnihle point or View we think it or net. it..ie port ot, a ‘deliberate attempt to nnnnteeturg 'pubiic' opin- ion egeinrt Kr, lfciree in edunoe or bi: um. whaelnpellgzl mm titeuhe “di- ‘-rect evidence" “I: not eirongﬂbut thewthe proeeonu rely lrpon eyelet mount of oelleterei, cironmeuntinl end preoumptlve teetimony." We prceulne th:.t.'whet we copy to-any I: a pm oi the "collateral, cireunoeuntixl end presumptive testimony” referred to, end relied upon. in the absence of “direct evidence.” A; zneh we submit it to the consideration of intxtertiel logo: here rea_liy‘done e kindnee: to their‘ uud, the crews reoilag either in {outer eight- ooileyisie hos: noes, however, has "noteb- enci: an inducement to in worti:"g'i'ring odda ter. . By _all.rneenq, let Qxon ‘Chub l1le—' play mar blue ribbon: next Iiuly. roman rvoums. suite, imrot ituiniue in the country there an be no doubt. Of oouree. until we imolrtllliy what it: added met in. we csnnot hey whether it is worth the cost: but it imrdly eeeme pox-e sibie that ii Iilouid not be. There he: never - been 3 forward step Inahe way of poem imv provelneei: which huedleen retnteed, and male eeeifyle relrormm would um!-or very well as a motto for the dopertrneut. In the hands 0! : ttinieter ea eble and eeereeue use It. Jewell, it would be axninantiy appropri- ate, an ind.icati1'o”ot I pltbilo approval at his xnnnegem approval he hale fairly earned. BEEOHEWA FLUX PAS. in eooerdexsoe with his men! content of eernaoe which eat verygmeeepexeione on School Oonlmiuionere and teeotlete. two classes at society heretofore unit-ereeily 'l-e- epected, end, no at neuﬂlt to the contrary eppeere, hitherto almost invariably deserving the respect in which they here been held. ilo said: ’ _ I knowoicaee: hear he!$'!t‘§¢l'€_U0!ﬂﬁiDll!0E0l'5 llevohir_eH:mnleIoeoher:,:nd hero node their employment depend upon their willlnneu to our- reeoerleeiz oodles" io,;rMliylhoiluttot‘thoirOn- players. f 1: ms lung be true, ll dirpinyn a most horrible lame or mum in Brooklyn. Teen):- oi in]i1i'f_$hO] will do in inoaleuiebie. II, on tint on theta. the unit llhould be charged to might here led to important result: in purify- citizeml of Brooklyn are not willing tor dothis. it will tie well. excepting tint he should hero done it eooner; but nntil he does, until hi: on skirt: ere Ina tron nu,- l St. men only oldie -§§;”ml,* grim mimsllgj gaming: s,_1s'z5, tne:etiy'ptey‘) I are and eerno: our‘. 1: 5;‘ boon, wngonn, and work in inntilersnd iron. l in eiii: and chin: when they-‘bring at civilized life t_o iliuttrute it Cthrittiazl faith. than all mepiéion 5: reeeoved; nod ettltpioiou is e zed ebntaelete undemeedieg newihieze. next iriendlhip iumbilahed.eaa tiurzseuaie easier to nnllez-steed than itnncer. DWI!» I new light it throws upon everything. end the tenth eppeer: clear aid deed: under: rio-e<l."1'hleie_the amepeet Stealieylxnneida, sprocped. ‘brighter theathegleryct discov- crinztﬁ eouroeeotthe Rilhendonewtlieh should sudden Chtitilﬂtliytld all it to the ripe harvest which new lie: reedy for the ‘no tllirdtorln dheneeicel he been renewed with rcnnrhbilta-rlthnndtilslotxiﬂ lino. emoeduoldiec tetereet ie believed in be erred; enough eediooiuhenouh totnrto twee : xo~ nomination. rbeerobebuityotenohatruntlt in nld to be thee-at: no , " :, ‘O-’.!Ioﬂ_ﬁ£ party would eetenhytun. ’£hetoe_t-e eet'teln3eette~ Io¢1t.2ild‘lr$ttOd.iﬁ0 mayhem; to the con- vutiouihelnnortotthetriontnnbuulmrioeel riead:wiiihnrd.iybetible!Qehov-rhyuyoneoi- item is e.etroeg¢2ee.edideietlaeneny4_>¢her,:nd lhereeultwouid be aeleteeanemgmol eouevktted; emcee eouetuelu ooold be new and choiee oi nluystntee. But it dooenot toi- rreeldent. Indians entghteayoimt it could not see why Hr". 0o-nknng would oolnlund I urge: cini ponluiiyu eundidete. ‘the tree Republi- pohlioenpu-ly in’ the ooont:y"thni_lir.Se'wnrd heldniteeare:.l::e3o.nadintho=meeentpelltiexl ' theteruontinellon eonlll_be'_eeoorenilell’ed only by lee iutaguen euee anlewleuleg lneu-eel. whnieurthepreoeueelnishtbo. Itiev:néueettae.- able thetthe phn.ven.|d.oennt*on-nnneeeenglevn handwriting M General In hentpetlod itelyeeatoltn. rile smite or rm; “amen” msrgrox. ,2,7g~99xs‘ ﬁlm} ‘ . gjani--» ' /Jffot a ‘turban tltoluiuh!eDun§d'}be9ie(aeo£thIﬂnI0ehintr1dIeedu umm‘ ‘lrtAl.en)(oltde.y lull,al;uee"eylye."ane_eeuuutaee-.1ee-lxxale may the ugneeuzewueziutemrtpdlsd "Silt!-."IM. In ammpune to wants the ermngraawelthe I ﬁr. Blngham Pleads Guilty at the Letter reached thieoiiyireen M.14olile this Ina:-ninmiel ebnneeltheﬁnnheiot Hieonur-i~. Wbeelhrouht ems, without me knowledge. cement or conniv- nnoe or that aim: nttorneyn. our-coder-ed hint tato'_tbd*ceutody'ei'_the xmeel__ol_lna'ooun._ln §,P,{,‘;,‘“°',, 7 which dielztct there was an indictment mun ’I'EWm8KYWAB.' I 2 . .r.e.... » . 18 . . “Ring” News from other rum and § W“ "°"“,°,,'°'”k‘, ‘_n.‘:.i’mc.gku_r- ouodrboctl, nnd'grithseox:wein,'p! course. him. Aeit i:,__ ellu-_: entire reputation oi‘ voiuonihan Hhllorton, _ee_d it mi¢t:‘l‘:oel winch “"“-[‘°”"'; "" 9“ um‘. _ °,¢,,.,,‘,:Mwm,,.au._ mg ., l A few years ego the Harvard crew went over other elueee oi‘ eoeletygeol-no "_iKl;.e_etngui::- :0” Jkumﬂ" “white Gizzﬂfghwwu new; 3 from Allsoxucee. fa ! y e‘ um“ &mm._ 13” inoxotee at‘ with whien-the enoanw to England, and were gnlinntly beaten in; ly bed in-nee from one who, himﬂ11,iItli1dGi' mud m Ham,‘ WM “‘NmmmM‘ n ..,q,.,.gg re leech 1 crime mnlocrlurhaebeen atoolueced. the raowdmr: -nu, mufgd 531,; 1,1,. Epgujh t,gmm;,::gn¢1.u the ‘ietion of improper conduct, and Wm wmgémgumiau who one light; to g the imdiotuentwu found ‘“" ":'°“'."’.‘““"."“ "‘““- “.“"°"' lieu-vnxd con.“ 5. the uldhst, name ma leg; refuge tron hie opponent: In the policy nolifot the objection: that it nu mm m». I’ 3;‘ “;:“‘ u h m no-teed: ed 1*: 64! forth to thaw Maw women 0' " _- , , _ V . . > , A rrlllin“ Thaﬁﬂﬁtﬁﬁbﬁf VI III! Wink, ' 34¢ _,,'g_,, ,,_v".¢.,-n,,,.,.,m,,,,,‘,’,.u,,,,,. meileet, has-the nloet student: end tpetldxthe oi sue-are. °“*”’‘‘&_ M mg“ n. mm mi, “N u an cue: ymerdey. The morning 11;: in the ever! gfigcaya oi 0?‘? W‘ ' wnleeuix‘-e_negr_eonpleted ,,.lv_ce moat monef,‘ it mu nmpcecd that it Kr. Beecher knew whereof he eillrneed, ‘I “am” M 1;“ u no lwuu“ mm‘, meme lnottnhe place. author poetpoeomcnsm P “mt? *0 the int rt: montila‘ ihrnbeeripiion lie: ilee wn ggn-¢gpgg¢ﬂng!y_ and of m mugcniu he should have gone before eeourlol iuetloe mi N, 5&5“: I, ad ad“ ‘ an 3, Marsala! theiiiheuth oi the dei:o:dent'eeonn~ ,3,’ mm. inveetiouioo end‘ Kev.-and «assidu- ‘""'“ '°‘"Pw’ N“ N "H .V"'“' ~"“-“’° "'9" competition The ertebiiahment at the intel-- or st grind Jury andiglven intormetion which pubuoene ' or the ﬂeet: .::-“that he heﬁne! cope: '°k“""'d‘° Kmnhuﬂu Mm "ya u‘ ob‘ W mot?" t rm #3?‘ w ' found tebe nbeolntely inedeqoete tor printing the ' V ' ' tuned. ‘tit. Inn: in entering tron uraoeeoe: or M0706 rﬂienter. e olmreu, n so theeu. Hewubetser ieet eveuinmaad eon.ii- gm,“ rcierrediorvereindlepeeuebie. nnusoumea iialaed the fact Lhﬂ Coil1rn'bia,Princeton. Ins educational society In Brooklxn- Bnnh f,,',f,d°°m."",‘,’,‘,’,“ "°°":f1_"°“H -""“."“;ff,: deatlyrxpooce to 1.. in court mm. In. the: hunts: and $l’:oed'on1he' 1;¢§g‘§i£o’§'~x1;i:;- :’*“.:‘m“'§ ‘=“'°“d3*;“°= P! ‘N i1Ii>:r‘1:¢nu°:;: \Yoeleyxn, Cornell and other corn-{ed Ind crime: erewithin the scope of the law, uldii m,m,Po§_', an udmmd ”_m'm',"¢',°u““ pm“ enema everyone will pzoomy l._ogh_~uto lne W *3! “WM w,1w,,,,,,,“,_,,, * °" ‘““" °“‘'°"'‘°‘'' ‘“ “°°‘ 1.’ . ii ‘ t ‘ lath it let‘ itu tobrin to u . N we 1"’ ‘“““°°"- -*0“ ﬁrm“-“M-7 Mm” ., enlarged demand eight more ‘actuate: will be ages cm ‘b“;£° 11 Hanna 6; u y orgrygehogr Cnmmgﬂogrz : gunwf: mg”; 3 m:om":?::m&: ‘rberuneor lint General ilebeoek in on hinwny v‘t‘e£ibi6 Man“ “I an“ .. whgeupoﬂ l;I“i:otﬁ&I:§ui:.. mm. l44*1*°."*"‘W‘“1-T 9'-°“'D‘°‘°‘-'1“ °ﬁ 0* “' °'“ "° ‘mum °‘ w°°“-“'3” W mu " ° um ﬁend lulpledxod delegate: to the Vniioaal ‘°5‘l“°“” ““’°‘“““" ‘° "" "°"”“’° l°>::”'° 24 neon! Gvrommntch-lmihwt vrvvvthnt I-inert! bcloroulent‘eiJ:ginu1, increasing the humour glixh nndnntericen Univoreitleetebynomeena whomtbe nliegxtion: an mode. The chetxu. xm,u‘mcu an 5“. of mm ‘nun’ could eeomnua by dillxenl in<lui11- Name: ,.;;.;25’ .4u.._ by; , no at ooinrnn:lntheplpertoI'l1'1';~oix.'. ll an be untied, and we hope that-one, it not both, or moreover, aheuid not be in innneudo,but In ,1“ M M" ‘;mm“'Mw M, ‘wk W”. iuxtherit how» soon: the rtunore at (Zone:-st’ mm: h0!Il::&'Qdi«|I1I»¢ m stun n-on db 1! P‘"l*°°°‘- MG»! 0””: m:“%!'x‘x*:‘;‘“”““u'3“lI§§£‘*°*o*3:‘“““d‘:" the English crews will noeepl. 1: will be a tangible iom.sothslthozulltypu1-mmlxhi theocnmiryin 1wO.deelnzt.e;e.teveryetatienthnl ::_”°°“M ;:mu‘“‘*‘°"“°“_“,'n ‘;":g‘~“”‘n‘°f;": ‘km '3'; Ieoteponm of chlnneowofneee “an” “M W A “M ml_ddmul1 an mum-“L. ‘;m‘°,f;h‘l‘; oertein aluannlagclor them to row an ax. at once he known end punished. L _ ;:gd;”_; g;’,g",f,,‘,‘?°,,c"",-..,"':.;i°.ll lid?‘ M» *5: ﬁntmyfhutlc mm or lmlfoou rm.’ mzaazwuﬁmnmea mg m uawﬂu us herniation; ego, and lpgmnaggnng .e.;b.._g;¢y.p.p.;~w..; a an oeredl-nwendwithout :ooxawe.in,but,onthe It may be. however. the: lit. Beecher nmuuuuny in mud" “‘“.n_m“d°°n: w“m,,‘“,,. ummpm -.,m gm. gobnggnvgd "gm W‘13¢°'°ﬁ~’ ‘Qua owmnlud uh Alleghuicgneduaopeeroteeyonzbo ooaitnout. other hand. it wall a dindvntuze tor the really vpoiseseee tome impel-tent ll'nowi- ‘Nw““hm°,mp_w_ B,nM,,.u,°-mm_ thexmeewn gnu; thooILQolllr.A1'8r!. in. m ﬁg“ 3“ mu a‘ mu ' 1”’ nlmalnm Ameriotne 1.» 1 -v nu atom--oozed orew with ‘edge, ‘in which one it eeenntythet i:.::u..J. eaéttdvriaoltndboea tie: unItioe.lxedxD‘Al gingham Pleads gouty nt indinnqpoo b teioteeee-roethetro ‘ aooamnin. 2-3 nreoiror the glory of bu:.tLn3 he wii neon have em opportunl ta euuttd eleeted. ‘here no men n or . Mg M “ndmm I ;lIi;;;l'wuaamy :vo[i:e:h:rRr.nN:‘r:I;‘°oXi1cIMnyﬂ".°I‘D:lh: ‘ Gum Amman “ilk” “ an umoh ‘K M“ B pmnuhh u" D, R, mm W. Yorkwholowhnldl, the poeition‘=.iv|l'!I'Ar4the 33- nmuh\L!'oul.D(oomber!.-—JohuW'.Bi£chu.q Wanna-u:°m‘b n ' ever ieonlyrltxxijr-r1Yl'oeat_: nnnneoenaali to .. mi 1; 1 d an an] to gut um! ‘- tohtneoneludedthsethhietho but ‘that an-«~u«-»»~«~a~«=»-leave» .,.::,*~.:“‘,:.“,,;::‘“.:"::*':::'::..‘:; ...,:.::.:.::.:..:...°.....:°.:::u...u,...,.:: :..~*l~...l.r..=:-2.,-w.......‘::l;~.:... “*'°',..‘;:;‘.?,:.°*. ~—~~:=-.=w«»;,°~.;:-l.:.-u~l...~.~.,.,.~.~ «- .. °9*“"°""“"L"”-"l‘”~““m."-"“.1-""““"' 3“-““""'l n’ 0 y e 0 -P . ' tneiracelnrnibanagelnetethlrdteza‘ udeeulen "mf.3”,.mm“°.‘,; ¢:.'g.g.,'.:°. ggxggn %ee.ee.ttt: H“ V‘ at.” no “'04? ~“"."°M“*°°' WW 3“ We -2- "“"3"' °‘ " ""_“%.“".E".“’ ..°°.‘.‘"?'.. “."“3,. by M“ .B"°°""‘ ‘M 1"“ '“'““‘°‘ “‘° nnplodeoddeizs-Iﬂenle lnelzoulnaiaeeooenm In “' ' am saslnpmu‘ uaceole '*°“'"'“7°'”° “°"“"°°""“"’ maged..§Id.uIheoonueneemento!- eneu-gear‘ Pntneyvehginelileyz ooureontwind epotzt liter Board or Colnmietioners to make an invest!-_ mm‘ _ magémﬁrmm M N. .ma.°'_'1u¢W Out-enur and 13 boat '01 uapptoeehinmtho ettention and ugpeut, ma, 3. go, g5,.m.1”¢}K,;y pmus. gniioti, and utter eummoning Mr. m,m“m“wu”u'»°“hga.”m u mayawhmﬁx in __.__ “hon” 0, um“, ,4,“ an jﬂfggg :"““d’ "hwy 1-“? I”-'.L.“;"“ T-.'w°°°“°m_° alone which “bump” in the oeiiogernoeeon ‘Beecher before them. to require him Ihfthird ten: ieeonoernoul. end : “,4”; up 9, mg nu. cg 1€oygnbg:.c93ﬁ,[ng.3: °":°:i;e:-:§"'°n“‘f_‘g."“ bu” ‘mguhﬂﬁ ; '°“"". 1'“ °“’’ 9“ °“”°¢““_ _l<nw ‘m.'rHl'._0r£,|‘_ 03' Imauu Hm, the Isle, they are to "reel reoee whet kissing to ‘give the namfe sgltho Commiaeionora knows "'-’.~.°O::lei.ioiol ti: :ii:tetthedatel:.‘tt.:te':$luoned.'§1f7r’;'K.,ii';i;gheenwne geek ottwﬂlﬁ‘ “°”°°‘°5‘-’-'°“‘° 5*“ ' ‘T ' imiil 81 full raisuenxxn. . onefr sitter is to xieeing somebody else’: ei:- when; he knows to no ty, andto produce, “°”‘ l’”__ ‘7’ "9“‘“"‘“V “’°‘8"-‘. . mnldJ_ U90! MW‘ 3 . 33°03. mm; M,‘ 0, mm ,_. “ﬂung ., 1,, 3,‘, ‘ hieevidenoe or their sum. 1: lmumo to '°°°"'”“"" u" h'''"'' ' B '' “MW m‘”’““'~“'"""‘"“”"' mm‘ x'°u'm°" “’ ; “.35” "“°'”' min, 4!?‘ a/ewes fLoe.ie.But one i: ' alteeen-rl:l:sx..alnd§t 1 ' ' than mmeeled uentnet_lee:th:.nthroenoeeltenoareeoae * rmpmisﬂym um *3‘ “mg: “*3 “"'." in tone ...W'sriI1t‘hellIleu ..,.,.l°.-2... ;_ ~°-ml---* m we xtreniuio shat. ihlxeeoealix. tie inset neeeenu - Ttiodtﬂeno Saiheoaeeot E house at e geademen known 1813320 ,0!‘ COL. ll7lX’8 ’ lnnuance. lilo: he in don the one were all :11. an re.-, 1.39.5 ,- ta _ the xomlluity ottbo nonnnuuoa and upon the .m_lmnlm iothu mumeaeyun men on In M“ ‘5.‘f""""‘"3Y W ‘ e_ um} ;_r°P§ ___o {__ .‘ all ‘um I pinion, itil becemlnzineir. Beecherto eieer ,,m,,,, W, ,,,;,,,, 5”; ..,“',,,,.,°. N at court; that mu in at. ‘Louie. where. next. Bewuulldto “m,_imumvnm°mm ,m._,m,. _ Gennnl is I5 n hluieeu document, which g . . 5.1,, goompu-lure guy, he _wu to no . to i . _ . ; . . _ himeet! betel-e accusing oi ore, and to re~ 9.,” “mg, Wm gmgg-. an magma mm: 14 gg . ex have indicted colonel nu: doarn ‘Y'“w5’2“a"ﬂ"‘”‘°‘ is" ' "l" “(I at mwk" °°mm°n°" by 1"‘ t"‘“b“" “"1 “P” ‘ member that the expo ion of respectable lbu: recruit the ‘election el : Demons" 1. But §’..'z§2”°.‘1l;’l’i‘.?' .'§a”3a°§&‘.“l‘.’.“p‘3.3'i“u$§ time €.'£?.'»‘a‘£§ ‘too he ’°"- ‘ C ' ' ‘ *“‘?"F,'!¥.“i*13F.°?¢*!J’°08-ﬂlﬁﬂlliuw provnibyite tone‘. There in deﬁciency this ~ - . ’- V v ' " ’ ‘ ihuiecxnctl thee-nor nndith me: we did ﬂulnnev-11°?!-t°huﬂll°f W8 11'3" RI! VII1*W4°MN' m‘ H‘ Y”‘"’'"°‘°°°‘’°a ‘‘ ‘“"”‘ " ml’ 89“ ‘w“§_‘b1:‘.'“a_i,“"p°°m'§’q’“'" ’ ' you just all there mm o deﬁciency leer. you - omm Pt poop“ M“ M,‘ vmdiugmrlymoum notthe rrg1'xie,rily at noninexion sic uee’teeu- :25’; "g°‘;‘,';'.‘§:,ad:£'g"::;n¢‘. 35' “'3 "g'§';.°°m ‘ know whet the cﬂlltlbiliila-8 eiiog-ed -utlilli ¢di¢l-P6K.°IIi_~oonlai:ei6n ' . .' - ‘ Chnrchor ltspeator. . . . . - . , ._ ‘ no _ K we -- _ _ _ ._ d ._ < mm! __d ,1 ha . ‘ .9 ~ olenenocxethujnndxct H2. ‘1‘elbotBe.9uhli~ onthe oeuereoogaiuneeaa it stood rlotﬁo 6- etrrctot eolalaryounuuenent in the . - 5' ‘H ‘ -9"’-5:‘ f;‘£_Y-°;°:“7‘Y.“*'{”° '«F".W°°:!"7-,W1 9? 3" V , ",_$‘_° "7 “”‘ 7”". --—-—-—————-——- M. c,.,,..-.,,,, ,g ;;...,.,;,,,..“g W3, 4“ M. uuxbfrou. 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"w"“"“- "4 _ ___.._......-.__________=.c:,_____=__ _ ltajtletity theexpenee, nndihe dill end thickly ‘he Hey’ meetings in Newfforlc-, oﬂn Enter‘ exiles tlleeuhbot oepttoAnndenhnoth_et therein um." ,m,,‘.‘},,3 mud awu,,_“._ ‘ . - ‘ _ I . .- m..:,)..,,.. ,9 gm; 3, mu W. “. ..u.,;‘hn,, . . ahﬂmnpnowxg “them” am pm. settled communities am no inoonaidereblo. in_Lond_oh, ‘therein I-:]1l‘§cl\_i¢l1 oping ;:l‘hn;thv:: Ht. M‘ be“ tan“ “ m on ,-°_ 00 ~¥:.¢:-Ara: rolnegonnm. mu‘ mm ﬁifﬁil no the reason, man, Lhnhgru 1,. m¢,.;__¢l¢m,,,g, 1.5”“.-;_ 9; ;,,qu,y.Vu, dmr. elnre of their weelthto their eetive devoiop- man tense in laieeuggeetione whichmorethn: "ﬂhm°‘“':°wu°'"M‘ w”"“d'"'hm“u'm mm ' gtruto em: ‘i.la:mn::i‘eiIbi: or m ,0, w"’”“un,_"’_,L "“"’- ,,¢,°,,d""'“,, amxa _ uh H. Jm mm’ mm“ M ad Mt "Wm mm. m Twig, 9,. '35,”, tnudsu meat oi the reeourcee oi the new end distant mrrent the enthusiastic otiering at £10,000 nmguogn not‘lnel-oetnneienoitaebenoerallo Ibo lngkot nan week. * - ' - mxmw ‘°"§f,'°'m*"u"7‘°°f“m.“‘1.‘:n§_‘¥,;;’” went“i_:‘era:‘rd—.o;.;en$‘he made me out nut that indict frontier eommuniuee. ‘So, for en indeﬁnite celled forth by them, and e mieeionary oxpe- party. when ‘the: thoroughly “comprehend thia ngxttneeeeeeoi thou ‘ 3:”, wuhundu in m,—*“‘°'~“"°°"m‘“ D2 _°°'l¢“° Int- - lua- ' - . ~ " 55 ' ' ' " ‘ 5°? ‘W’ - 5° 5'" trutinnuolntneni. lltlaliteuhe .ti-lie ' .‘ . 1'” W“? "°;'°°’? bl G.°‘“.‘-“1.13&.heoek's letter time. we may expect the Panel Department dliioo, ﬁtted out utter his ._pien, would, do ﬂ 'uP°‘““"'mh. :§:n.‘o:h:‘un“o.;n5°tr.:n‘l£mv&lln ganpgaolllean-ll11v;§ii.e&-‘e ﬁwm fmfxﬁotammm m,‘;P‘§E to tho'Pretiﬂah§Tihe&' GILQVBI-Dmiouter to eontinne its traditional polity or impair more in the wry at Ch_rietimlzinxA1rica then . , . to p . . . l ‘ lheluwynutbeverrelnrloveoplolnooedunio *8 - not . utoue ie the, 7-!EWD£P€§.‘,i-,1PQh which the white inst ahead oi the or the_conntf!. and tee: time: the x-ooheyypent in peiygiet hynnu ~ cm, “"0”! “,5 W“ “um” “um. um rm ooadxieglﬁf i-£r;“:n;ﬂ“N3!w35*!;8BB-“gig”. gnu, mum seéihtget . ' nu.-re‘; arm;-xx my (cup 1-03, 1 . alone» It docs-omwﬂl not man the * booknndolbcrl>uW¢tt19=I- ‘- ' ’. ohuutabntnthirdium. . u aeoeeuril “ ue& n -elm °,f,",,,mu. * dmgnmmwﬁdn’ user would tn- ! » ’ ‘ ,_ - ' ' - _.__....................._.._._....__. Q3... . [up person 5 neocuaryupenle. . 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P‘? . i _ no‘ Jnnvkmnmu nm” 0“, u ‘ will beeenuelr liktiuioéla at! some eteruiar maﬁa“; ,,,,..m,.,., mu.“ ‘m Jtvwnpy . ; _ . , , acknowledged no epubiiobenciitmnd 006- _ ,. , l . eigek nwgmwm -. ’-~ - - - ' nnNh1:§°§e§‘§§d§&f§§¢mu-“mpmmhdm. i£¢iru:|awlengihoIiol(Illt$ro§hAll:!:i‘ﬂl3’B"1-“I ‘_ m.n. believe new out team» on‘ ; (:.ttLRLi!:.l10ﬂa)tu.npi.n;b9e,n found.’ 1;; einiiyeeeoontribnliolt to political develop. :o_l;a,lo.jvlln mwmn-_ mmnum “mm u M“ ed by the gum jury. no «um e we at ,,°,ﬁ,,,,- -"°“.,., nu. my a. .;g-;;,*;,;«;;«; ;*m;";'._§,-",‘1°_,,"""-"*‘§'*¥_§‘*;,'=°,,l'-‘I 3 ' wninEngland_thirtitne. beeadiu Plant, lmtwe do not treat to see the truth be tuledetthebéntleua. ._ ' ' “um ........... oi ‘ “$33.3; gag 107°“: wiee.wu deeeetin ioréothe indlclaenl out -.' covered molten; in ﬁning‘, rope.‘ }_(ten‘~' ignoredtlnt the newspaper in also a. purely or Btrongeetpteillnduoetnnnte, ttee'pre:- gum, ;_;_ 1-_p;nm._,, mg m, mm,,,,mn_‘ The 1iztilwank_eo'Rin¢. ..,,,,,_ hum" ., ,3, ,_,‘‘"’u”‘‘”ﬁn : ‘gag-I§:‘inr1IiKI% i_0¥M* 50 WW1 i 8'3} °°°' ; chlxaeiti, qeiilognla, eglnecgcol, Illinoie, laziness lnmtmans. nndu such -ubioek to pectolgnin, end in:tl;:_it_ saouui_perp‘e_tuu.o _NLo..erentthePlentc:'. m“_“m‘x!;°'-W M ‘W. j,,,K__mu_ ,mHu¥:mm mp’;,*:;.‘;,“f§; MI: ‘rm 5;: ace':?lhinI: that were 1- any 1 Kentucky‘ n'ngl;_ i.hel.=peoplg ,1, 1,... lt!1cCibi1lInBId.iIWl. mule nu weilto'imre- its utility by » bx. z.o. Imtxx lndﬂcltxhhl. nuza. u. e. neuieu ‘ :1.‘ ‘“’°.,...-..,. M... . iuueflleeirete mums V,‘ ,.§‘f',ﬁ“‘“,,,m“”',n_ w slnnnnswwoaamowan-mt man no. uwwwm-wn we we ww -aw mmancms aim»-wt. -mu" an new A---=--«-«--=.--2-we méelnmwrmre “°l.E-‘s..r:.l.*“.l: .,.,g::.,-_l.,, ,,,,,.===-,,=:~:,;~.-;,, ._z,~.,..,.,: ,.**.;el.;~.:.:~.*:;:=:=+.l:v.-:*.,:r;+.:*:.2::;*=-*°=*= wl ,‘ __po:_t, it ieyeryili to here newspaper: started menu, the evidenu’ deg» the “pun”. 0: lxonu:n_b~.X.xt.ulxa.eltheLeinaiI£etel.8p:1ng-. men the trialethetgge &a.nol'oi Jul. .de- 4 wan" plan’; mag Hlmgogag tgguﬂgdgo ‘Mr. H. oetaeeaeta-uy. ill: a -re:-yehort one. i 1“ PP!“ "-"9 '9““‘°d 9°“ on thlrprecerioua ioulll-.i.et.ion 01 ll calculation cis1iizntioel; uamfeo eye and “u‘ m"““'.""99"‘“."“'. 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Judge Bond and 5‘.‘ll'.°m. e‘:.i.hui:' ' ' ' kn} §“"°‘ ‘£’:§.‘.‘{,§.'.7,.u,... ¢:°u:° "mb°'“ :‘o{:i''<ﬁ,e:uP 0! tgvpilzul: "gig: ' " p_rioe oi peietoce, given conviction tint egrott Then for time .,{C'hr_ieti':uity would family; oi Ideeeeellueottg, ' Itthbundeu. - moi D0Iuu"(....V1I:i1 mine or 131,000 '& ﬂggdgkopt .1. mg... mg... 5., port. hlttthe but enavru-to um in I-ha: haodid Lia. eceny_peo_p1e' who were trying to edit nen- !:oe_,I:_inlni:m uneven tonne, "end it the lni_:- oonoxxnn. n. 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Iuttee Izeleepeolally. tuvtted to.en.u and ex- anlnethhdqsotnuetxeodslnol which an eehred In ﬁne xete11_‘dq.t_a-zvneist at wholesale nioee keoceuy eddedxdnpeutnx department ' teoureehehlkhnentnveu-enibwpreperedtoeeua ' poundbrudtpdoumlhnmuney and Iltepuch. rxteeelalr. -————-—o—————— ~ ' '(Itreeetvu-'5 ate) the noel: ox A. n..£bn.nua 3 oo.,:ne1-tone Ydurth meet. 'veu~eno'weemnglte.&1eeethAnIheooe£ot, nuunoturepgour ntaue.u1Nm1h Fourlheueet, Mound 01!: Shoe store. .—...-.-—-———o-———-—-—. . .',l‘z-unke :9 Cost. lhvlnx Jpsrnheled thezwekeg trash. 040.. In the store Iemwly nnby .1enee"Bsrw1_ek. J:-., I nowomur meeuve to: ule ates» iexthaeext 1Mr:y_dnn, umyetare. No. :15-1{onh3'o_'u1.h unet. . ‘run Qeueotwnz~Mnteﬂ—ntp.eeu?_n_'ee3p_ puny mzanmu uhd§B§£ Aedpeyethehrxutdtrldetidenx qe.rJth|luI8l&n- no: In tIIeU:_xt¢en_8tetee. I: whtehbntltour _ ,IcI'0§llIlI7¢l'0lOO.A- nerve. lthu 1oe_eed,.Ieu1:_uo.odo,ooo_!.n the Wm. run-_uttaeeoeupu_m.a_-nesnenu. 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Beaeetihtaﬁause, ﬂorﬁnieyeet, ietcbetlae mmmtouggo I Ever had in this city. 130 to be kept over, no msitew what the loss will be. Money must be-raised to pay for the stock now on ha.ud.. and thyroid ‘ - FINANCIAL . DE‘FICULTIES_ w.nun¢~oxozmn¢ram..m..1m. or mob goes. win and is so- their 1;; ponipadnz Goods-.e.nd Yribu ere pnrchaafxak 6186- rmci mm.mmn.a.xs.om magi’ RELIABLE. wO ARTA.A‘ nnexex 8 . Ldwnsm zémorcs xx *0... Ucntonhial. duieoﬁntte 1.>m=;-xoz-su1c."'." em unequaled 161- money. ' . .. 609,611 and 613 ‘North FO11tth.8t!‘66ﬁ. llll1.‘—- Iaeenetoerecsansnmsedtoen Ieennud .en1'DnntI. . F'$- m”iﬁl1§?..Eu:ﬁ‘.‘$ wt...” ma r...»£'u:.;".:.l'.91.?a’v’I’::. IﬂQ&§IM{‘Ilb .,'o~ gnmwum 1800. . w . hove um me; pronlnenz Among shone we '-Deed Gene." to-wit, quell on teen. "Deon?- verx me-Illa. or nine: very desu:-mce. A "we- rtnevlew." eyztcn exit end stewed. ifux-key." A very popular vnmeez. Severe! cttev-_ team 0021: were else vary muoh Approved. one being "Ku.um‘I the Word." also "The huh Bottle" by Eetdueok .9. Ce. eoutqd on th0}P0$. by ' tthle. end dttpuyed greet deueeey oz touch and naneuentof belles. After ieezlngttoely or these pteuuxee An Impromptu eoeethas wen or-. netted by" came; 11:. 8. A. Dale. Jr.’, to the ehtl.r.ud epeochee were nude by.|{r.Oon.u:. Oolebel Jnnteon. .u:. Hodgee._ Bk. Dede‘ Ind Olbﬁil nyproparlete to the enema: zed Anteate- ttve oi the etrnru and lucoeuee Q! the hem. noun. rotten And Maths. V The history 0! thin ﬁx-nun 8:. bank in not eat) eputolthetustoryoierttnonr ounbutttteht Iteettua lxnpurta..nl_depu1:n¢nt 0! that en de- veloptnentwhtch manta our eulture untraine- neat. tnxeyhevebeen guided by 5 leveolert eadntxtthtnst. 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 5, 1875
Date: 1875-12-05
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I-ad tho oooood A p ~ h!d.xk;!fg;!.&..;“:.’J5‘;a. :' ‘eiplsfitiini; g "trowel = g ~:§23"’¢o = “ ;*” f§$$i§&u§ ‘thennmpe ‘ humoloch onringthe dnnnnii" gerehiti pm! In Illxbt. It in eon:-zily inn: ‘ _ _ I_t_tQ_&lngu:§&;,(but’£AreqtxootlyVi_'oi- ﬁn .. E1. °ﬂ%.£.m.°.b°u. devoured hy.then. who write: describe: n H .,i‘n1l’;‘3. 71‘ho‘enlnul., ‘* b’en§il‘s't:oo<i-"ii'ther3io'o‘ :"1eew_tvo§ory"oyeexle.tn.io¢tzotnovezo nnl: 'eloee‘__totnnkou_t_zoe; U;-hi_how_’they -~»- _ . ex» Iouihr truth!‘- toiln;ervouly1rorktn¢txoanolaeto’el1.ie. Rhbody wuhtddenhehlxuithettee; ' ‘ ' seonringn .35 an "' l0IYa"%h;']§‘lhLhilt negro: voted. or storuo n Iorrihle doetrnouvo power. that the report oune'§"5v.'7ht' e¢'~‘ nngnlnit end a rushing noiao‘. II the lingo hill!!! iwnohod ., .130: . 5.! air’? ' ~.. My-1 m‘......“‘...-‘“...,.VNn. hintero oenutnnratnouobca the ‘round. one no lljhtwood. uy nut buldee wounding him in; --t:¢e-ws~...n.-v-.»r\~.~.a'.n...--~-..l u. axxxnor’. mu) rngaounrl. ‘ Am:x.nu Prrn it announced to sin; in 0o~ vontaerdrnu the heroine in theope:-not "ralyouotn.*E1‘g"'“r" «L... 23.15‘ .41’.-.\’«'.§kt.'3.l .9. hunnu: ’necnxAI.tu-rna writes thntxehe hupoatponedhorriuttohmexloa until these ttngloreopﬁ . . ﬂip £5537-taxi: elléron‘-is debut u the rum Avenue ‘ ta}. "mu: York. alter the rlstmn holldnyo. ..5;‘R4~.d.-F'!¥§‘l"a4°{!1'.°Fo "?.°.‘.'}4'!' °‘.¢*'?l',°§- meat Johnson. in reported no spin very feeble, owing to on uthmetia ailment. "' K.’ G 'mm!.ﬁw 'thc=tIﬁ it!!! on honch llterotnre. vru awarded at the Acido- :-tie_‘I’rnnoe.lse to lleon Gautier. m'i)n.leo:iv?xx.x.n’ ‘ Uni)’ .'wonltn' ' 'xooenuyl= " ’ ’ ’i;'nve birth to triplets. tvvo oi whom were born with Jet teetmnndtheothervrith ttoeth.. A not-udﬂ . . ~ ‘tet‘3t‘iio‘ 5"‘ aim’ m. 0uhhuPoottlnnnekenxyro1!ln5.ondPootth.tI noouhtopeywtihei. -'. "5 W ‘: :'dn¢§e‘ti''l‘ree31'> Jon "‘*" ’ ﬁneédnaiﬁelﬁs treodlngnnnlvereuy."tLy deortrienduhlo your 9 I . _ hubeontheltepyioetdoyof nyllre." :n€A‘?:iEi§5’l§?r55r?s3h4’1iéot.n‘§i“'iﬁ:6 «nod worth I hundrea million tonne: J ‘ whet I spent 1 had; Win! I you I have. _ UT!l‘A1" Virginian iL_eu;t:te_r tau bee_n_o ooetly one aolnialﬁftliieedﬁbd tzhh mini wee. ntione on to enloree the curring out o! the Polo protocol. not there in ootnlort. at the some time. in kmlfllx it-It’ _ ‘ iﬁtuyeg. who ordered the vvholoeele bu‘ ‘ y. in toottndtrlnl, otlereli. A ooontrroxnxn toys toot throughout" the ynote thelent-sin. . inert, V“ - :1 trnllnpronlleo to be I genera religion: vrnr. 3 u.-.~>.-.=.m—-v-4: -9*-=:..; - -eéuinon._tn4tooou-tattooed“ '~tbouetMI‘vleluilu‘d ‘I’. “ ': ':i.»aar.saush;.»;s--*sss«a'l'-mi’-3:'x’s'§i'3'se“'~’-'35 nntoeeeoheeru. theoonntrrnndtnepeeplen‘ﬁ7u remained oeoeol.l.elly‘th_o p’mne.'%_ Moder or thought hm °°““”S$?}1_E53'§.°W'o sod omeqnonur try: 7. .. #94»-vmfteﬂouhvonnslepd unchanged. while may c!..tho outonn nee.- uonsiiou, tho";-uo.l_ii oi_‘the’,oilntlao, oﬁvhyelotl pity on8n‘eox;;l:n;nne therefore‘, on that _ :t.:ooni1nee unchanged. macro no other: hloh ooiinoilbo-okiooooenIed'ier;on'd. bythe anon pith!!! oohliononoo, "time n’ ‘_ _, nshtionmnnyderlcisleeuln theaeriptou-on nodothcrtznolent ‘* .l'..;. r vux-on lurn_w.trxe. - t.1>o.¢=.srs-‘*iz~2*z£r_t.'!*=i°te!w.=.9..=t mum .-M ante render-I weior I.,_W-‘I1 ' 7. t_ object mm inhnbilnnhttndol nos: value. ‘rho nitutioir ot reptinx oetaualhee the xlonltlon; 0*} I Mil": ;I'“.‘: "9. . '.‘..'W‘'‘'°’.‘‘*°9§ 11. ‘-50 meet eeureneti root in the whole warn.-.:Bero mg gioigxognooﬁor woohiiit one *1"? W Wm‘-7"? W P”?! NW5.” 1”‘ ht1ihufy..in.Iaptthnh.bIl$nhl&Mndhlitohp tlythe hutdgolo child, with wrhnt it brought hla.—"ud you on. v_ The iorxnopt the in-; ter';3op not nnnlntomeesemo sjnf thioelbooexud yr.-on ego ,:£Bﬁ:|h° toothed oi drinhln:oxoetly.oil*ng uni-.'f. 'rhowntnt~1_0x u glneee or the tip; and then’ . from W11 9 -sh’-~r«xosbm we hudnho ureter enxthe tine n'g.-dome the ‘ wet«er-'e:e_il In ., . .. . :.".WP.'}Ilh0 moot _I-rt-iilolnl mtmqhowuol rotting mm mm in idepilu. .0rie.nln1e srevery land orgulnx on water, Ihd'o§nuquattly"o‘ xnnn‘ aha ever’ meet: or prowling blxoeoli umnn lonntA'_I.o_l.o nu oonrt; end. to: the pttrpooo ol oecuring in piogu. lnlvﬁtlir ouppirﬂte‘ anon lirtoerthe City wast: SH§éf§Il§f§"K?o_l}}y'lOVma"Oe_iHuml‘of the poor. .xmv'uon_ho8>nu..hoo m'j.pne:en_€u‘x2'noa¢n ltimoegncae tohevo none idol at hydraeteuen. no in nhc_v?rn"br thdroonno-neuonex .,..urdncu,wtren ; oonlarnrto the nelnrel iooqnnllllot oi the grottnd, j e.n¢t.thnuuo.Lhe rut expenoe ollho.l1om.tnnqu. I dnrte. .; I An in ancient times. rune ere need for carrying ixnlot-._ond. when lined with pix. ore oi pest serv- § leo.ia orontingqirou. no oriental Jnrrloc. ta. 3 deyguooy i_>e‘oee:l orhnnalnggvantrosmou en in- Med 1:151:-7; lint‘. at regreuntee on‘ eoolptuxet roar thonlahd -"yous; _old_. ::.rhuo’io=,_' e.ino.'eetrlk- mg tlt_nlinxity' unto, hppolnoeb 91 gm 'ohipe. Modem lultttoexnint eyeo7='on'tho been oi\thoLr nmps1':ur'um unclean eiya-'-untrue‘... enter: {or the tune rroeon-end. on ,the shore: oi the hledltamnenn tbeohipe no rtlli drawn up on the bench at the evproeoh of o stony. Bhlpe are new t>r¢t§!5P.‘-.1 .!'.%£!.‘.!§.1:!a. . 1!. °1|5..°.*? “NI. tonne: Euteuruuuhneondev {one little cheese. {rho not in need all am; the entire border at too thiedlterrheeooad-on the in- lnmi:o_oau, for telling ileh. Alld non: old‘ leulptnres It e¢eu_:e thutho muznorol axing «it ‘instill on. oheoggd. While the _Oricntnlo are very loud or «wisp;-Inx.thp1.ao _._noznle the rune ,ma:noa_u thxtln won-uo...unon¢ Rnropeuu, end Amoriannn, u:t‘;a.trohe-mil: 0: hand out I timomhloh throws the 'Itneteo£_‘ the totho,oppo:mg' nkriwﬁ Fella mlfchiplﬂzﬁ ﬂlltldivzosn-i» ltnminulon oioodlootluyxtnnseglpmxnquwg. rent one telnqminggngre iron the jnrfvrm one in metro t1bnw-n.4xum°lr~0ﬁriu- .3. . ,._,.. .1AX)(IX(1Aln..ﬂLXD2l1'.iIIl.v The innnmozebio_t'ooeJptnree> which hive been (mind in the tulnl.9‘_l:_$Iﬂfl:V‘0§:"’.lbd Bebyian. on "well u in mm», oamueee no; urtod lo. Inbleot no to email III Ininolght iuoenn the minutiae oi oirttue-operation: ~-ct‘ neoenlt--rural lilo; eodtho prenugoanaiuon oi‘-the sooii. ihot thooe opastgoneue p ly plow: ex-eolgqood.;_om_1_. notoottvntgixtbeonagotned with nothet_'_e.tjIn néte Lbﬂl, the with o]leoo"o{._ iron ﬁne I nicer heed.‘ gxvery innne: nokeo hie ownplow nId~huve the yelnt. M°""'3‘“ F.“ ‘W5. 70*?‘ W0“? tothoploty, end even:_thcn[:tholr ntinoneﬂarie eon oorotnh the pound hit I luv inohee deco. f_i'booced yooeduuedlgrueoounyumndowedio‘ lo driving a. ; root oi ‘ﬂlheép ar‘_zool_t on: the ground. the cart: on vrhlchthelnrveetio brought ~hoiho no of the most primitive oontlruoeiomf (3, eheelobelns reperellyiteua the Illpcntrug. tare oi the rodeo: boerde. ;‘.Kov."ee in ihe_tln_ige oi which the on T? in ' io‘_tvh‘o . Chrlltj the runner mm: hie‘ oroovrtththe mu‘ 2? ‘ ' mm =~ .1” -. " post __ ‘ hire. of: the town’, at thenlrwill boooa.Kudnowna‘o-poxuy. um‘... ‘.,',,,,,, mu ,ootnetr.d anther it up vvitllouttholeuthooite- tbepoeelnlioldeoihordrepety ore lelnettietee thou erxqnleito end“ hnnnonion; onulnu uh; _hr_o‘the edntlrotion of Ioolptoxe no the envy of her not! 2 Cl?! 3‘; -'l’ rr-*1 fm r‘.".'~."-'>;?‘:- on‘ ft: ’{.=‘' A new (EH79- oell, mode Lt Hamburg on the 89th 0! October. re onllod very entlttnetmﬂy. Xothgﬂutendhx L .1‘-t.h.Hue+h 11 39%.. .. -0 lyul ' 1, ‘the o'er u§_ciu_ ylolﬁlefhtn alrte‘ne‘o’ot 1ohnnnrioe' lama.“ The [nut light wee also I snoeoee. ev_-time 1‘3!9,lIo1q'l‘.tX=Axx Japan ' Antbtutdor to :ne‘conrt us‘ - or. welding; 3:: I Hue notxwuon on lfovetnber t. or which every- bod oppoue to hove heat 3 lolly Lina. Prisca _!39_ oehtvk,9ﬂ’_iouted tho Emperor on Japan. one Ttfini teiitcil ’the"m3‘x"19er‘dn’““o!‘B':ruu' ' I betweeothoto-ohewuwoll"dnno." I TIILKI mwﬂ: hoe I vrgs_lt_lI.y eltlun you gives‘ away mm :1oo,aao ovezgmtz, lie g.;.'.,.,.,,.b,f good enough to go to heaven in n pninefnnr, ling’ .. .9‘. wdww-Uew~ . .4091 ..3e.§£I to-3-lot? haven, with o envlng etomooh. l.bouH_ Id? aznamm lion. Even vieeyord oi any its never, ‘jthe vtno__preu he the layer nary. and ‘we upper compartment ﬁtted nnior the w'ntelmnt'n,,’whe -Dill‘ conuutolly boon egou-ti. to. protect the tzive_I_1ro‘n1jepkn!e,loxoe and other wild eotntnle. nvhlell _ue;nxt}t'e_t_nely on? oiilhuna The gripe: .ero thrown into» vr_ _ cijor tjione v'at."u oi old. e'eoo_rn‘_'nteti, holding. onlfto {nu ma ;r°°r -t1lot'o."w,=d «vi WW0.-‘ '- . r .. 'l'bottxron’ltlns1I¢'i!_" Pi.='.°#m 3-rodrivon z.mgand_nnexounetnapun otnein nnoumunm it to trodden ﬂu. nod it in ad]! has cotton to other the cm us throohlnx nai;o“u’n1otzz!o'<1:‘I,IIaa milk lot mud ng tno"grnln‘,no to hoqulro two women tor their, K 13 "€71 P!“ 9’ 1’P°9u-M. ltd p_é lie ovou,_\rhore the bride: on ddi'»§§,;.f8.‘!l1.1.°' it; done. ueiiound in all the towns. The intxotion -prooueqd Ln 38'!P_| In}: in nettle pnrtifoi _i'f ‘oitino lnfindig. pgpooble on oeoount oi the ‘-‘content drought‘, and (or tree huboeixenrrtal on In thoeandwny. The _l1¥*T“9lt or olynist I."pt_-into union. which-any be ...uu~dsiv _|<?,1ftl'xht_e.il:‘ernn?::orguilee,ln very nimble. 4 obtnlned. only V by llbornl ply- . meet. tame tree; which -produéo-nothing nreu .,Vtr1 little tole-(:iea', nnd‘,.th‘o‘ngll ooeoelonelly one I -1917 be Sound notation in mode. the .;n.t1ority;o1? ‘ ‘thea‘ahove,b¢ca‘_ionx tlnee mu: down. The only, thlngntorvdone. 1‘ho'othor eveninxnllrookl _ _ P the one o! the -« e Amen late to we pienete h£l . "Yooeeeghet realigning; .- I . - . Bcwni1.'Urithouttt-ktnthkcyu 01 on planet, "buthe\vonldn't do so It Dunn one Vane. would he ye?" 51C°:4Ict_-.'I_”_o1n'ote ore ma u-.&n'n’oz Ilobenon. end; °! I“ 150 lllehﬁi hrpele _ once apverod three‘; nsonniﬂlli. but thxeohnnd -. _ rox_nLin.§ ‘rho ohieitrcee lor..no/one tiuoltn. ktrem; M "':“°¥° - the in A80 war. nations. H t;’ue;xo1r_n 1orurnbet..f.exnon¢‘ the nut hnpemtt oitheeeie toe}; ttie.olwitlo|\ there are oeverel vtriotlu. Bone of there produce trnittwteo a year. end oithe llneatoturnoior. ﬂu no not use! on sauna:-, bectue they lnndotltyb ‘ ugsnao-.nnaoe:tun1y'wu'n the annugnnaznl. liedornfcoetoeoeood Inlutoot-1.’! by Roi. Hoary. : the Inonntnino uni :19-_ 'vnno"'yT. 'y'2:”;"3'niia"' ‘peiotlon, ore hbnndent. Hence no vozylittie need in the him let the purpose! I9. ‘v..l-1.9? .“'!..“Pl’.1l._F‘."»'E'.‘.-. ._'f*.*°I .9!‘ drrurai too noble anlmhtorthe boating oi-~bet-~ “I9 154 ‘N’ . F"-. r.°1“*W- 4°” bnlulozit ﬂOl21llﬂnlﬂd.2‘l.“..X7l-1Bft!iI’,.ml‘dlt00 do uﬁe work of nuox. and one or two nnthoritiee re- port having seen even oetnele drawing burden: in certs. though this in retry unuenal. Bboep , . -“’°r"'*7 .90 .. 959-A11 . .. 3:: ‘.;:’:.‘’-‘.'l3' :23‘ or;_.__vy xn__eo _t nniinothnxelwoulalet ieleed Joe-1.. gviran they crossed tnuennn my tool: tho we unites‘ sheep. which numbered 875,000. out at the dedication at the 3‘_nnpie'.,!lc_ﬂontou uirexod in uotiloe 120.000 sheep. ‘the once or shepherd In the Eutupo elnocnxe. lie mutt Vlkh hll neck ti" 3 8 th.9.a.u.nd ”°"‘°*. “Elm! mi §;.oon:i§:unll:y§§;nit_iaog. handle a -to I _ _ co. 5 mtalo. eextnlalnneelt end tie: tholeeder oi leshuptohiuxxn. lithe nook tire: of. the ad ntotptri ttgiol vr_ t;:_«[_thge_ the pcphrrd. ,'§ﬁ , oi Mr... *:::.:e.l.o~‘ :r..... o...-9. won 3 at -3: an. it h'o have one. to drive oKlho_hyonIt,1mk- 1.nnf;l ;_\nnth¢re._:i!i;e WE‘, was at. ' N "-biz’-v"n"e-in ' the avﬁ» m..theolinginhlioaly1voopoo. Aeorlooo brood eheepinrnlertlneierolied. not on null for nuns: . ‘on th tr _te_l.ig..__'l_.‘hp um reonv#“m?‘giet_ie'§§“o1,' ﬁner lyebo "t e lfpcomin. ' eonetinelthoy erebcenhnowntowelgheahnodrod. The ooonpntion oi it roetherd to more enllvenieg "x : '..1.‘n.-.e-k:'2'.-:1;-v:a:.:::3 unsung-9 " 5 . I. . um driving them to one side. tool: in the But no ooutthily compared to the Evil Ooo.1‘ltohdt-reg ‘_ moot _ odoielldoeoom to nnnnua. but than in itle qnutlon the outlet in be neat vnluble. omit the Arabs. when eo- eroly M11 oouelltnd [like their thirst ' ‘ “ been at rum: tolls“-‘lie; numpe, botldel booominge more skeleton. A3 at id. tbehoroeu well on the come] is ornamented till: belle hung round the net. The cause! will rdlurily bur ebont It: is me pound1.thmuh not lnkeqoentl: the load}: inczeuod to o thou and . .i..h.l|K1,i’_,,GM.'31lI’tl-I$°W*.° °,“*'- ‘"49 !1“‘.*.... mt» ‘In-‘man?!-n #1 5‘°‘*“‘¥rm"‘l. mil v"oi!* burdonr-*“I‘be- -oh:elIeverilcedo1rnonitleel<‘lo,liho I oow. but uleele no tionblu hlelnn nnderhlnt, r1t£"‘W1i2I5"!S.‘§£!i'!2 The book 01 Job oootoiu on epitome or nature! ....A..__- u r» at higewf pomtrnodte rnotnhlmoer uruxlnr the ’oonttroer' .lleuo..1'helo1'iothnnhuboen nnderotoodtodw swteawbtm. RM 29*?!” !.“*.*%‘°-~ uznn...and.‘..tulJ:..-nn..ele3°bul.. 119.9 no upper ride at the ceiling. vvlxenlo,it1nI oorered. with teorplohl. etch lhdiejidnnl scorpion lmllr engaged outline dew'i'o‘n’ti mug" up nmqwoeu for broeklut. vfhnnletho utility 9: Another mix- rein p'ut"mhd6-5ue.tt’i!oet- — - _ POUR DAEIEE. . . l ‘-5-—-—-no ‘ A ', mo tile nu-pme ea 'et‘eé‘1 one‘ but her income as cielilomio womnn'he§'::juot naked I lion In njelngle oombot. I, iv 3' > . ' " J E ‘zvzhr retuaeipeln glrfrlth e um ‘oi nmhl-' gtionlnbornrtnrooxpoeto to catch e lorddurlnx ' tho Centennlel. » ' _A vroxnr in’ Weihlerton give birth -to loan- dr-eu Hominy morning. The quortet and their nlother Aug doing well. 5 ‘ ‘tun: or.:uxrn"tuu Io nesriy mevexeo » her health the: the ttunlu oi ntnrnloz to her work of eorrenpoedent at wnhinrton. rm: Pnholooul Bilierl, exiled from 1’rnul!. -ammo: shout end. at-.I>H9.>"?¢ «Marisol '8 the vlalecioity or team. this state. 4 hr! Boston women here to thoroughly ‘tutored 59°" ‘F l°i=°°i°*F.°°*! “F” "."' =¥°~“i?=."3L'l°i‘ .""£?‘".: z ' f=‘A't'tie Dlex;'_ _«fext>l'e'ln.17}iayI_l liﬂliﬁa we ' _ . "-- _snv1..«i-es;-“ho in-—. ‘bind. on to put opium: the coldest pinto oloekee? -.f1u1.x.xnB.urrotuo is obeuegboei to hertnother 35111: next ntonth. but porno: who out oelonttee correctly need not be tamed by the nunotmoetnrnl. rrle Announced inwuhlnxton that lilulllekloa, owutditxunr om» 6-WW 8*-W ee8g:e.in‘io lobe: to be 7 * ionopllnnhg -lawn-.-.--..« .57.: L;.; = . ' - ‘ xnwertrnn letter-writer oonunen‘ trvoethe and popnleriky oi the men milllnere in Boo- . right eity.llo aye. to the well ruypiied with‘ dndrmhkrte ' tmnxxcn hitkxnn (Ere. Roe:-Ohnroh) d have made annex: m'0_M'1J)‘1 lttrfreoent roul- tonrln l:r~els:iii."lf'hirtrenthnl_hot nut any .“'°.P'°°*.°"‘.- . . 1-nn'wumng¢nn" " ‘ ”1na1u"‘n’:%‘nac hnohoonouoed‘ who .b,e9an=.M.ihuA.xtBpum=r. bwﬁem-. none the right to exprou the with-that}: ntlxhtbe ilono‘.‘)xotlunte.n."' .- . -.. - time Any: boom: (mix: will return» Iron , or-ope_to.D\ir3m:i.'_h£tloe‘, her nxttro‘pieoe.§n y ot{‘_Jun‘e'ooxt,‘eb_er-o ttotjhthe:-, I110 it in lob? health. not! maiden. ’ ' ' rurwouunlyoarrotvihot tonnlieete then in e. -aoplcu stood at teen. too suddenly develops into lnnlmoctoox-oileioyuponhorreeelvins tnapdoo at it new; bonnet. o.o"th_-down. _ ‘i ’r 1 _ _ sniz 'x'c'w‘ To;-E 'u._?u' '; ndon! ex.’ '2' watt:-n‘ wmpepezinioraetheroeden ox ihntionronl that lulloeie this cityvroor "to; cell!!! .0! Jet. Ike! Ind:tlt,eloeou'otmdthonook.'.'. . ~_ Join or no to 3 very tuhionoblh‘ name thin touch‘ (or venue‘: attire, and xneey rooentinv-cniiena in the vroy oi iireeewornnntente minmstnnc‘ d.'eltetf'th_o§(nldo_t‘0duu;‘ _ _ ‘ ran ‘xvlevunniea oi Kiev (Bnutnuye tint.-yo. young women oﬁhotr: noqulhtuew no miles In —m/g"-‘min e tl.o«b“t',“yb;Ig'-7l‘Ilf o_u_alyinx_’o_t the St. vu_oi;g1x_ _Univen_ity.’_ ‘sheferent to‘_nek'mxn to Ila":-eiueed. -nhe‘%li}:lh ‘ ’I Longerreluiohun K ruheoe: d.l4.bntlI§_4. «ii: Q 9% W; gwﬁgcngg 7 - “' . n ..’.?.....'-..,a'5 1'§.‘5...n;"..a'nnu.sxya_e..u..’tp..o.'§'i.’. Em beer in otlii 11-equrntly toned in this mountain: at rnmune, ond..h.8ltD¢r192. to.lhe..voethcr in mm nlngv,-but lea leroelou and denreronr. no not nolreqoently etteetnilitses. la n.1r;o6d-hI1I!I°Nd. 11:1 aﬁobwo = ‘s: ‘whim ;:ﬁl:i~r?¢no£yPt' . st r.e‘f.al,‘v anon’ ‘.33 ..§..:.. nlro. Those minute, when otuchrti. hero been known to throw otonu et their ueailnnte with such ‘I!-Iii» lb: M79 “W3 from the ﬁeld. end tlxenuelvu rennin tnnten oi the situation. .u.m% ‘%*'5‘l§.UI¢3.*‘v11¢¢.N.1l°l?# '~.hh“8mw. Vil- lngu by nntinfo londsue fox; r_y.u,)lnoo boxrill often inmpiatottzerutrroin oi drinking water and tron hinted! to the luxury at a both . no doubt nxpnhto rploygpnt. rho: k¢ﬂ'¢.“ . , ‘ ‘ $..am ‘Q ...on No’ Immnzcdnn out-roe hooped on Bxuin'o tuber mother had ellhlo mole relations. on both long and loud‘. K0 hunts! Io etvntzel dreaded tr)‘ 0:!‘ cattle uethebcer that line louvh'u- icon. =Oe~ mu :n,.cocoel1uI.Jh.¢ .3 pettecxlrfsarlagelsed doubly irrecioe-I..Io - that, her inrg he’; booonae provorhlnl. 'I'txortilz!'bor.r.ieAooxnlnao.in-Aria Minor. end when tmtma to n vary tiongerooe en- mi. no commonly lord: in‘the-nlleyeet night. qﬂh‘@r'Q in-‘nr;al 1:63: led by one :9 “suddenly nu’.i<kg£‘d szr;&lrJ3I=,s's,I,.la l; rm wrmlﬁtllé‘ tntixoz’ I:-'5!» l.¥¥°i*.°'8 '5°''!"=‘“‘PP. 7.“ 9-"'t5l"=.w>‘ 'wlIh'out the lent dlnfcnlty. ' The elinée‘ of the boot tuiollovtctt vrllhldote ¢¥.3.1B.¢\1 10 = ‘N 6901*» one oi’ which pluck: him on eooh tide. i-hne dl~ vetting his ettentlon. while others eelzn him from % 7-:;ﬁr;r i it .. .. M o lhttontén it vrennot-._I peItileeootoenthe:dreo5ie¢nbbhh_ wouldbeoi-lazuli .. ‘azoomohkhvu. whntneur-‘or'o‘—teele folleftniin-cx'ileuI1.lon.=tte good. ecoooirenente had-hianoreiniohlvreetoved, and in hr-tot space an v-uituxa.en¢ieo.jt-'tm':t. crotn. uuzolee onddon dlrpooe oi the loathsome ‘Y ~ . ‘.- W" I ‘x . 'a.¢3g'.'_ No.2-W-. =1‘! ..M h-. £9 thins-ads or new —°~*!f..**9é~:*o‘9*m-m%w1~.érbh- oeiwea nun-nx nua"nvrolf,"o! ‘ttn"’n‘taaeareorr. mile: yrheq pone, nncltbe EMA . » ~‘'’‘‘.‘9‘'°9“¥...‘‘!'’‘!". Emmott known to be .ovupdIezed end enten by tnedoga heoole morning. 5 In 1 um aulgonorbool air may V airmen- xv "‘““‘8l1‘*.t;7!¥".‘.*?"*5*¢!n.-lti*e‘f1i ‘mu’-nu .-r°mé.~.v‘v$1!.1v'¢v. .’s.¢.3f.*i5i»JZ-¢ti1§§r};f°$ mars-9zF.‘.isiho.!wx,9sl 9!¢!!mdM1.°M .-ad. .: he xu.u=.ueraua.-on-tr min new-eon z_-s,..u. which. thongheiponm hem ontne ‘hyeuto ioel lop. dooe not "venue in rural: oi verlou uillemwhtle the =‘ .- -. . -‘#9? *l!'.Js!“.°*'..!*!Y0, been per $191!: ¢.1=.\r..I:4¢I*(.951‘...A.I=*.4K».II1l1.i.|.l>2..=i-‘nth will do ' nothing erelnqttbo ll_vu_q1 nag...“ bytho bniahernrlto, however. um enooxtngea titorn;_~eo'--=ntny.‘-- ohtoerirtheyozuve -bin ; mm -thewtroeble ='ot-"renoovfnx*ther:e.tn.t.- ‘row on. Lthorltiee ‘oi Qongteutlnoplo. I_¢t0'-"§§n°"‘-ll"-'8 city they__ in tboneondo. Ono ooue-»ot_] tuahrondermlr :'_gg»u¢!_u.§yq§'1g,- .dtDy.e«n5.nmItId;bh¢ohot.-there bully. unlined ,;_ .- «. .-» - :'t In xnoet-eeoeomlnll 10! -the =neti's1ovoe;et-, meet nor to ruin tnronttee-ton '.‘.0oeiorin_e."_ rnugwgenamug oodsolesilﬁu I-Manuel: ill oolore. deepbrtIno- and hroneobenxtho Inoei tororui man. It to mode with two buttons Ditlfn K H ‘ "E ' ' " . .. f‘.°": We ‘"0’ ‘=1. 1 19°‘ rwrled. l°. .'°*I.°. 0*“ meP"u£d tho.‘ 'u*'ttevn,ll:'o¢!’-into‘ twmnn? in notions. and ‘* '-mlnoodly out down in the . nlop poll. "linden." uld ho, "thu (ltle) only iuotn two-‘goon we_'t'o_'doet9tod to eolvouuo "'y.=. 2% ; ?"»’ "-61% run élaannaynuc ' " pxobnm}. u-mm: Lnlhllcﬂttﬂlcn. who Ll now euppaeed to be H0 yoore'o§)ue, vgho re_ou:tly_xaoved J9-_ths an Jose Volley. nee‘:-Yontohe, ior her heehih. Itie thoniht that the Pomona climate will ‘oaoblo lmr to live to 3 good old I”: 0oiz’:IP'x.untn laid lO.b1l'Il!e0tIp ...., the na- eetcqnontrlonnaﬁo ,be. open in ‘gtho_.I@»_oluloI!on- lo;-no. tier Arne-oto Ho.’ Er: arose‘; Ir‘ Lonltlcu. herhozoe; superb. nod all title in iortnuto. i'or‘el:o In getting so old new tltlrebo out looks to?dvnn- ugeonh'oro¢broE.f-=._:.; 5‘? 3 ‘=_5¢‘; . .1531-1-tor-&i‘é! Axfrnr-.‘ - win" wk‘ Haalasooéz coma In Paris. It in and‘. at thick but plilnt kid. with 5 military gauntlet which noerly cover; an tore-mm! won the p’:-ontquqce oqrfgg three glarrembnt polite toohwixovmlnpatehttn.» ' . : ' woxzx ere beginnlnk to obtnzn new pm-ncsex ln'_1_unne_epn_.-_ 1.3 ton oleetlu;nl_.ez1$Il° an» mat": yrhlzlttﬁ 3°!” eﬁeonalllutlontlé monument. providing the: any women or twenty-one your at ego no older my vote at an!" election iar oniecn oi oehooin. oron onygnogrnroe routing to oohooie. °'°‘!.*.:.:‘:**:!~m «M v:=-*-u :°.*'’: .14‘: ‘I, 3 slow xoIu¢mtn.!i!l128.i!¥!!...xii‘l°d Mr Vrrbth upon him by n eyetotnoxio espionage upon his no- tion, which one. by frequent lotions reported to Il_:ll H 'trI;rn£l',;o;t_"§‘il.f,-='«1?or mac yeonohe _ 649;.’ ' ,3! Qbnly §J_l§hhn§- dent on: not y mtoowred ‘re. noroeleee yultonlor. ’ toll. Jung: 99%. . _e;“.5.°E$ anneal-stannnnnoo-roots‘ he I-Ihlfnt mum been htnzleotoeinhoryonth, enduillproeorrou v . -ialﬁe.-Wxbrher ngnlnlgv-.p~;..m -ﬁggbwlfabmms bl-onmiy lr. stat-sons tré3erve<l".’ilol tonybrnoqno. In her msnoenoed doeo nothi- wsr-.Ih¢_xv!:o_s9; ‘5°'1!*°¥,t.h ‘ .r ' fnngere which ltoi"5¢uh.inIi' -‘hear-:eti~ _‘ __- ‘ 3 Otttrtznuxis tor enoteluiog ttxemleeellnnooon ltw to etrrynbont v‘r'io:‘dsun‘aneont §omd;'¢nu,33uiuim‘ ‘ mx-new" V317-"P/MU:'l§§,.sl“!“'¥,19lr'»,Q3.$4?!&!9‘ "9'"'.‘E'°4.‘°‘“i°"- on’d,'~«t-leauaeserieecin 'r:ennei5nrh’l1-'dia"ox _ rvltqta .1563 my arm» ,,,,-;1e=_.1°r ~l:u1x:r'n,- they. 1'ho"Gur" lo the nine ‘or’ :”n1?oriw eneoelnlxwond "Joan at-.A:o",le (oi~_9eune;__tno .--~ 3: 1.2. 3; ,-. .,-..-..u' no auiagntlnliorthe is‘ iso'\f'Rvinrrnt oiT)ii~e.‘-.Wttoo:I in A bright. intelllxIt~!.'iotiro"tlad ‘hath!’ . ohlld. Aledybythonezpe olﬂllxe.___3lIieldlue the’ eepeoinl nun oi namou,‘ uniting. an ‘ounce- tlea. H.r.WtlAon'o onlygoi; diode). ‘A8093. Tone. December Ii, 1850. Helen no other "children. in vrnotaogtcdlgto Br; Wilson‘: hug) oovenlyene 989.3-_‘iK_0|E'D}k.__0Ol.l.lD' . ' ‘ " ‘ ‘A’ 1-noxnn. A771 ‘-2 7"/"Am”M-.,..r‘ -_ ' ’ ’u.tue%h.io:by‘tneuavleeoltenutuam;g'm- eelwuboo¢ht,ogreeinnmberoido'p“o':it$cedoe boerd.‘1vbent‘\‘:9ehy8Ive5euto‘:on tondeoeztlolondln .. "u . M. «M2: 3423?. -:§*:=°**.,':'.':‘.i*.'.?.‘;.*.:*#*"¢im‘* ..,'°l. ,.‘,3? L ._ 9&4 in clilee where there in ‘none oorto!‘:o%.loe' otipet-~! vision, _t_he is ‘merely droxgod, opt‘ oi the llntlmoedlotteebeiore. Meet hpoxtntoeovnn- geru.retbe'ntt:. who. ﬁver.-ocofronxe-not ‘°I"7Z*MI|.I.0.'nb*|.',“”P*'l‘- . . .toothon.ftlmentekln; lhenool.n.ou'n_elql' “~‘.1‘1“"""“",‘;' 5"“3°'° .. .?’°"3 pleneiny.:lAlnlioliI¢3ﬂ.1B|l!.|loone'o.tmo:i, and‘ em theyollulo bu ob1eetloeeh|e~ ntIrhtbe;'eo_crt1iyweleoned..':heyhrerure_de;nth to. ntoeqnilooe. -Rhohtttho: idillot mlrieod whoetopocdllihlght-in ea Ruler: home, lid. lhe_ce!llng‘_ot, he mid wug eonioeeodotiooeobotrde.‘ ntheotheuoennreveg w°dVllh PNIUHGQ-;‘Dﬂ‘ Wt’?! “ ‘ ‘Mi helnyinhod. undue mee<}nlte'eo‘ovu‘¢‘nein'¢’nn-‘ derneolh it. but repidly dluppoorieg, being , \nniort'nitI'te none. Oeriouetooleoeverhaeoonuoithe —; " " cooomoloohednretlheoetitnf one u ’£'t§ onto-ivithtvroetm . ~' 1‘ M r it eeenn'd I toeo utrnv iron hoev‘nly ooenee. -,. Andhotetone. honor. __ i »: . 39:1 who owsatswéstmw. m m w.-=y' ~nnm-mimenxouan -ooonfelnclog nalawxuithe with be: won nearly knocked down by'_'the hymn- ‘oookjohothrevret hie bend) ondtheputor. when _-..» ‘K-":,.;., ‘° nroittlon -‘ " oomottho ryotoyonu ma, 1;“ women who. becoming diepleeeed theprolgm onus t t .-:::2*:§‘" monnnaou nun mums. the nine in nu: ‘hm Wlleoe.e.n<ioheuobonttenyoouoie"ge."aheia: ,, camera’! I3?‘¢5‘eiIt:lntEeno omﬁd II tux-the: ‘ ,knovtjnww*o . n§§ ‘mt: vs...*o'q§o1'ﬁir.tnn;~*-—. The Washington Unlvertily Professor on the Meteorologist. ' The‘ Theory 4'::f"7P'tixiih.ry liqrxfnoacoe HE a.n4.‘.Imin9%>1o- .» =~ .=« v 5.2:: ' '..:.‘» K 'l.'ho'fellry aronlMy.£¢t,_Dt"e'autb¢t',_6ohﬁ§l_ll£W ‘ ; }O_I“_'yf9a1ICd lecture at now: ‘wo6gtw‘nj:o_, ._o: Wuhlnnon" Un§v'e':'e'ity,. er.noa§l_er’;Iz. '1'ioe"e_ thcorrotiyiehetiry .' 9° 13° "4 Gk“.-.'*.=m*!.%‘ 'P.°°¢>': l"'““.‘“0|s-'3'.‘ nous tun: wooed turn " ' rnsmvooasrnn mm by ‘o to Sir. ‘ﬂee’: pereonel--character.‘ no rpxaentatnee one inoarnntoe taunts ol«_-_eei{- once,‘ nh£;wJ1no hollering hint in error} one not: egnttatn to‘ dream him’ tionuuy eiiohhen. and’ to etedlthinn..r1l.h.thenood «mun due. to 1 con- old e'e;e.rdaor'e_nét’troIh‘._ _ ' "Wt it_tlnI.x, ‘ ‘ to the _t‘nl3eetf)xt_eot1Ir. rm .-=9.» -= one v».n3>.~-“,=-r.9nv- up..- !!»~.1-wae 9-4;~ °!;“1#*=:I%* theory rate. to polnigot gr-are otrouinn.ohe- nttu and utronomy. one method: of rooeoaing. unytiiolo‘ you enguzedtioetqzy lpl. I.ftor‘hll;,‘lt!’§l¢ihev baud: ttmlé. to nletly.leytl.r.1'loo-'evren:ontho than and III mung About ..ls._1lnLtnol:...o:oou:oe vroeldbe nntinieoiory to nil." '11 the tonndniens oi “'.’*9°*=59¥."..°“?*‘¢-“.4. Pl! Ivsially reeohed,=-he‘hu%t.l:rgl:t‘y?uode'-‘Ito 5*‘.“P‘.*:.3"J ‘W1. .' rcb!1.d°.tsr!u3b9,ﬁm:rhk19'erur9xmh:‘l-3 and. ‘a n ‘hum.-. ' -Y ,m&. volume. On-the".oth‘et _ 311:. ';iee_h_ubeltt. on the nod. and hi: theory Ihetnoutleos on-guy. I Q nrarnar.-rt: hlch hilt under the ﬂntblovr. 1: in (line thht tile not both be told." Dnlrllx tho,-:let,vlnl1,ee.e_tnry all eerte end. c.-ole: pfhhenmﬁen. oxn_ oomeienrmnu’ Chi), and tabulated for future rdexoooe and elon- licnuon,‘ ,Prot,__Weo5inrd aye ml: «or this ‘ -byntmuie- nheennaenv um e tilooovery tint Ion-epot periods were "8'“’."' 3.34 W395‘? e.xemtnntigrne _ihojfsot that ntenaftlio nlinterbitnoes were nine poxiodle,-eoinoided All their tlmuwlthjhe periodnei [redootntn-Ipotr c-ieturba.nou;nmiwhen I little ntorellghtetui‘ nwwiedrevrozo retard.-it "won xnede emlerenti that other ‘ I-phenomena, "mob Iron-thw cmntor onloiurrietnee, were nine intho habit or returning It rqulnr ‘into:-vein. end'vu1:_on their period: were uoeztnlned. lheyeoemed to_ with thou: oi the pheoonocu v.lreed:,me_ntiono‘d'. "bceetiuoovvortoe. po_:re_xnorhobg._tn- thnxuelvee.» Lotnrolty rnueoted I cannon canoe. 554 on the .~ uheaoxnenn regnlnrly roooxnedosoe in oven 11.11 ,uu‘.oboaverIbege.rl to lei’! omue.ontoide- bi our own V0£,:“I(hkI_~‘Ih@.)d'§;'£f poeelble.~' rryhin --hzaomene I ‘As _ ,na.n\nlf_:,i:vezueon.u tut tleeli nod: in-ery,e7::ai-,3 sent one at their’ nnn:h¢'r.;h:_ot;-Proctor.-hulgire-n: shown op’-.83 Uneetoo- '- WW“ "‘ -;.....;'%.‘.‘l’..f‘..’€.';.z"’3.“.t‘?°v'l‘.'§s'.a‘a'-.“ » . u. do ~«:m:«.%%a:n»;‘- I teeogetnoe - :~.x¢am.nl.’1air‘a l-e¢=i.oI.ue'1s.llz imémvs bur-b * size I ruorizre as two end on-Iourth iwlet 1! Truly, a prodigious one for at planet, but on Mr. Tic: meezuto as: it eoonoftobe :1 list: elm, the record only boeoeoee ntrtlie more unintelilrive. Boer the tllmeulono of olhnem on matured ll well enough lnmvn 50 €71?! tchoai-boy to tender mm the ox-, ianetion that look . t. goons. Lt .. all is utterly unscientiﬁc Anoiha :33 eetion. tolhio vn contra creation :2! hit‘; ‘me. it Iietol to oooortxxﬁg for we 2 3 § 3 3 our o o to :‘ ‘Wit? 1?;ovebeon Venody onzbu t l ' om ngn §o¢;ua.gn1t:i¢c‘:heo¢e,l his more than " t..of 3‘ . and not to! = as dellrlrtdﬁlt t‘bLlodty:te-9' iipnthe one. cow» Fl!‘ theotet:netoteepeesdt':ete=ontIrhoht'ole‘bt%6e-' «. . ' 2 ,- -l g ‘A vim to Kiri; ozmnéi odds Cotnleb. Gout. ..r’. .f;_ r ..r E . on the ' 1;‘ .~ ‘ Iaotnponowojooeingrocﬁoixntholllooirintv gel, hundred: otieeubevotbe eon, which use rol1in¢inupontiteboe9ttbdovrIrith.n'oyv:.rdln- . _ ‘ii'aa3mtnnrutl8zr‘& " ln‘h1e"tnlnd'o "vvhenhe'nid: »‘..l:;.o°..:*=.-...,...,... *.=.r=:.:°,;*~....."~ M M wnleveltude o:uk3ob1~tho_eo :9 r’.:“:"*= °:‘":.‘°'....... ‘l.‘{n‘i...‘i'‘§.3‘ : e on e a ‘roof. forever 5'.“§mn t1n<iro4‘wltb.thonrn:e.- man. and be oonapnnloncd by the olomln or .hﬂ._3.¢1\r£¥-. 4:: ,- - ..—. . "_1:vr'uht§dh Or to pin §I73§?5uI1?B'l"2n n In which the nurturing oteze abide. It vru n oolttuoe that loomed olxnoet oypruelve. :,yet every rpot around was in ltnulnnlon peopled ibyhcrou and ttirwotnee. _ ’-;lii.e§‘4’w_hs ~_ mnenxmgnrtnnrbnnxmzg '; end founded hie ontrrot knighthood. =‘a%.‘%°‘.r{";‘:.°2’..‘.‘?.%‘l.?'t.’§";z’3°»‘.'f“».§ “£331.. Andloe the hk§b:gliining:a£:.= I. ‘The rain) 0! the chitin, with in decayed and tottering stones. rote egtln. in in...‘ tiomin all at it: berbatrlo splendor, toms: em: bettlemonte. dlttoeodwlihthe npeexl oi A‘:-modmoo; the ret- tltnx of nine and tramp 0! mode vrete heard coming» dovrn the nvlno-an goodly oompony or hn.ve}nlxbte.nnd their heedhe. _ luuanr. mo lair. you runs: by an age. on her t‘v_-lk,m"itho, ' in moms. ,e taunt {hero ‘ ‘ Ii. ‘ ‘tho 3 ,5 I ‘znm.r.meio:. mu: ineny lxaghietondnnoy 'eourtly$eot,theypuood ore:-thebrldco(wh.toh _w}be\nroeot thohtlnntle hero evroptevre A. ’ ~ 3 '¥eIEvh15¢bo£S':Mvfroen‘At3Ilre)‘ink:theotﬂie..»" “’ . no an-snares maxi‘. .3 trnderthehixholllvnndalitloytine ‘ he ‘ 9.03..’ n .vI.r.I.b¢.‘.." ‘.. lexnonouombot had decided thostherrtdoisoeo Jon ieroled;vmentl_:tiny_:or,_ol,t.<heoy¢;lioxlihoo:y‘ piphenotnetunnuoh lose to Inrnishﬁiato from which one xnixht vxvrgwlrﬂ! ‘O till!‘ 1% ..-~:“'.,~==*‘**'==?- °‘*'..*"n .. 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"!K'oo,Gnn_¢!Ope:-A is ougandpoprohgngoniiur _ ' uoa:vruhgx-w- t:lnx_ir’:qooor:.- -ms Opus Doniquo oonupuei Lo-vronhlp uueenhxiu ea Hilary. udtbe vfvui 'd'Amoono!' jocclvu almost u may isvuxable aotioonuﬂirqaonmwopon. ‘ ‘ '.nm«1o.u>x_x'r willnkct mmban to ropisoo Mosaic . Gnixat ind Démhiuni oz 02016:}: at December. Xﬁinio ~bohopodthuJul¢t81moa'Irili_booooso snustnbot of the immoral tony qa lint day. no bu any e1A1n'u_lo in honor. , V _ ' .. Ythavmenblo Thief! got chilled mrouhlbov 9l1VI§1fdl7_I'$V mo__v(«id_in¢ of u oi ltmau-" eun;o.au.i_ntd.VIo nn'¢rel1., »_ItLIodqi.\1ly ug- Vhmn: -been pout:-hing d9¢#!!!;»§°Luﬁ*sk.!vnt«vm!9x'wvvk- 1!-.80-rv one . "v6IuMh',aiyo§,.pon‘ploiAd; no um .hu Itptoﬂ ‘ $1.0 Ilia.i_t_h6tisié,. swan, nd'ﬂukr'.'.'-tad gun the nu qhau Wm ?°.N.ﬂ|ﬁ° 1s.'s'!w.m.x!m -I:-at-Ill .'rer.oh-bu rm: xoIual;uezl:rbeoo1oo- . 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Inﬂahuhuno -in'¢di1éumI¢30,|!89PdI:7I)ﬂImun|ddunlybo~ -mr:n=.-_Nas‘«t»ea«!, .: uh rm M» em up. 53: taking anodes nSelyVtoIhonooI:_iV’bsxﬂP°I1"5°nF8|I$dao11_ x-eVa'o_hoVIto:otoo,andio_h_uVl_&ol’xinsoI£Vininot. ‘Along. . . -. -- VV W'hi)o\honi_i:u_Snmnkis¢,andViiw‘pxo0qVsooti-3 yowduitwmtnh to. his novolﬂodoin °n9~¢.N!t-_-ma1.:.ob6¢ﬂbo. M 3*‘ -13- o!ihoIb¢i§m'.l_B)t{0l ,,v Vaud(ho1’:inooud&u1.lnooonoo.-sI&/ . onaljhiotnodthstihqqo tohovuyotr « 9, ~, V Ix.x_.L;ox_x'¢ "mu. - 3 onospounwoun uiroduod wmgrwgc.’ ‘vmiohh uzsnmphoxnhgout. mucosa‘; .hIﬂBlBI i -yoibanta oouidnod. done: n\:o!:‘otIhSt.bocn.uno Iuownuwuloud in oﬂollhlhthvk-r ily1aI.uu:moI.bosinu lnnonzayuo W“'°""’-‘¢‘°‘1°.!3-.',.';»s-.5 _ .. .; 4- - .uuonuuiino.hoVn.id.u:in oiiVnd_iVnx;)>oi_ni- cﬂyioihnuoahtnog-I; the "own pony." ul- z ';Eo'uno:nodn§}g S yovfor, xussouumuwdpmotuuunowsunh ‘ ‘tM'yx'oxrcnI'iha!In-oluoan hmroﬁsdo in rguoo’ llthoinu an yarn. Ilia Atonolﬁo ho ir ,!.'t§¢l ‘mu: nun Ml advoxusxiu’ whoa.» . -“' :-' ittuwﬂlproblhiybomoibubniﬂomudnu uwulhilollhoclnvuxholxonnbor. mu- nonbiy any luuniiluuuvr int; he would in naolduunwto shonid predict ioocmnxiuauo , . on-did lot eaunlyxppxaaxoiolis upozch II the Ytll6_ov_A§§tjo&l1!I§!Qf'IG§¢ V V. Onivlottlvtnrgltutoptqlxintgphsi ac; ‘“""¢ ¥'-3¢1ud.Vh_{ch.iaunVn_nok' uja tenuous said we mad: ubout um couniri‘. to _n-tho‘ good. The London Tium land a. piuu.oudn'o'.'.- no! on tho. Inbltct oi the wow“; gggumggg . who other day. rather pooh poguug Q“. vm”; ; ,0£;:_:w\u'u I-TH! . ‘nary. in‘-hom _‘n:ozn‘.,_i_huo.wo&xmcn.'o?'lhroou. no: they '1 1?ﬂoeo;vbohAn’o9V1no,tqd_apuIhtbcnose'pr_o»- ‘ 1001.1 lo5t¢honoonIdIooiihI'|ho '» ‘dxlvInln'iMwoo’do'doi ': dhﬁ‘ to vhiolmndozounnhio '..ngu.u.: .'5un£3o.trip Manon no .1-um; nd . . R. . «next: 01 iron hither, nil’ yon. h-adnwn no/in liars: roooivo too‘ King-and riyouin ; ‘!:MtVo1x"on.nhbo"ojV Vin‘ §yV«-migxgﬁnavhunbza ,. hggozu. {¢3,«‘lI:.l.VI'_3 .uomio3l_y.1og_.u:,ilo_I_Voiunin- V ,_-- *:w»n_: '.‘iouoh.V?'~11n .V.°W‘*.9'¢%.‘¢*'-‘|“ W. .K1H¢$..I¢°°!4lxﬁ£.%0'Mi oqadoohxs&(on,ﬁndolhu _b'o,ha‘o '_m_vmbouVuo‘ jpVopu_l_nuu_.ho nonui<whon/ Isa» is.>I.b:m: so ‘ﬁe-notho.kAiugdoon.V In thojtak of paoiocﬂlothcsouorooopuolo tooth: ventur- ‘onatnn_i¢n.V do King’: . I polocui 'Lxx:yotI.l1io:u1_nuzlotIlVo¢a.'is pilodlug um’ 7-haPdnol(inhtot.h4sk!polnwiLh nothlnxbull 'ou_-poi-Vncirg rlaoxinteanuo I rod u.Vnknlln.v vhioiiuroodny inio_,n_ soaptu nun‘: . the ihuitptoiohimf M L; -: . . tof=‘I.houuVin_0.\n_ _‘_'_IMhh|ooo:i!MMho‘ ‘own Vhsvolnutaoas-aodunas.-_:u-chiaohn And mien‘ Vuoou’qu’m,w: wt.-nnobu «lane and knots whioliItndo- ‘nnollxirsudloponounohpropox-tic: . hdyvhprognotosnobh Nxﬂi. -u-euson3muaonu:pou,yg.saia;n_nunnq;¢ _ 1"!" “iii”! “'14!” 2-wao¢u.n;»uua;:;,v9 _‘.'nui'nio‘boouio ‘ huniaood 1.008.000, no Anion 611.000, In zuioihpvo r uumnrn way. idsnpliun.-1rlVI-h mm copies on-Vuxhiwny tallgiagloro. ox; h!b5t$omhy\hI_IIrihKln¢o£hiuoop£orunbuaiiA'.' ud:toz‘r1Ih.-Ihim.iulu .. .=.mh°1tw. hm »rpb'u.!.hI~-‘D9609’-°Fl‘l'.'H1th‘lﬂx1w'. As -informants.‘ "g‘uoourr!oc:uulu.LIovoiq.by_ xt1lnglmaVxiopp!o.io-ou,Aod.n;k1ng ‘wild with lhopgngaot um pupioo which no tax. bdoxilbeoa hioéu In tIm‘1lo’oa.Iho!EinzV, hot what. propotes to"6eaizoy the little Prlnoo sad his comynzionc. who: no pm-:uod.Ind adopt diaxullo. ‘Ibo Prince uni MA faker nppouu ohzxintxuoflnnnd fur lntho mute: plua ol- onooﬁho prtxiclpd xnoonoluu. uadso ultimo! in their disguise ih.n~_t.!iuy luooeod in blind- mg on: the King. Ind In tolling I him im-mnlupoopioleunhst iurill cubiohlmto nduoo his woman Mil.’l’,IIid ruin tho oglonn out’: at napkin. ﬁvhiloiho proiendad olsu-is» tanouopioyinmthoix-' u-iokn.t.in1"dno«a.vm9u iouiiiar I dun. ijbt’o,n¢hi1n.nudpxxtabuod tau smwur;-who '1tl_:o_pu!V4VI§oria aiprooouion ox oihu .véI:rs1'r_m?‘nte- t.o.je'u'-r.v_h1«.'I-ray-. tm and his non‘.-1’:-inoo Oapxiououxdgo logo‘ hrueuoh¢r.'i‘bI1uocoa¢l:\: ibclr peukuod. and lot pnni.ulmout.I.hoy Are ioopesdsomnbaroiyuninihounux oi voi- ‘oqno Nppoood Io be extinct; Bat-mo wniu ‘men soximnl utter mother or nmusixsgnhdihi-nun: "they named in nkglynhorailxwoonh. - : . wngrxn _ in tho pm». and come onto miss an tdopmth V[1{¢8l.hlI!I1'IllDl6 and jznomon. ‘Ibo iconic‘ urea‘:-:xvV_agesdca1ym‘c moot wonou-rut x? am are: seen“. ~'rb¢:oi:_n.noinAz1nn_uon¢iupin edit the delicious ' *‘ _udiisnxroouqu1anl:[I¢ux- ox iholxuhiueiuro. India manna Inwﬁinhthe piotntooqoely druudorovdun dinpooodabom lbouugo In uummnoo. mu oz uuuiu-ks: place. Thopagunu union ud—abn:d.-{non mp: iouunlcoiuollzo: IGAUII. some 61 use oongilnhkotyiollro. 11 this piano"-in you zu:-ed: to Ajucriot with proper nooouoaos oi ooan¢::y,uic1r1ih such on uionlshing bails: an ihoGa.iou'nuuorhuahow-n‘ nu bero.you any axyeocsoenuiiou which willtucxoooii Io’ duia than "The much Drool" 0: "'1‘ho Tonxllmmd use World." . Emuxn lino. _ mnmox uosszr-. _ --—-—-9 Oounilu. on thomnd ol Ocylon, oslozuiud IMP:-toooox wuu. V -Loxmox Iauonr no nxulniy u-gnluut olabl. gouaanwmtungyxnuwoduwgwom ll H.lX8VH.|LBAzAlI3_1rVtl.M'IllI In 1!ouo,I’hiohlnjnu.now oxowdid gun puma. ti-outllxsu-not-Promos. V Quxu Yn.-xonnau nut to too'i1ri3i:7.oq .n.qs_u. tinnsvonlgh-o1n.lhobl.Indoi Juoénsiou. _ . .. nu.” , V oniunonxmnnnthuwoumihmot nu- glandrequirosioagoz umnolosmtonul thoehudnnotothexooomxiuﬁo. ; hnc: V_oxVnx_!Ju,Go.1-nu Anhgnuidor to . B:u:onsohuroia- Iii:-iotu&1nbmn,aoIoob-M!!!’ odohtooodouw kt)”. Ihuoaxtotuvoulaououin Plr_1£.b0- ﬂrelulﬂwﬁndnw. - A man UM.IauﬂOeI'o1thOP:w£SllGnI.'dI III innnmiarytcrtuutorbclngnnniod to: you: 3orneaq1sn:y,mu:v1eu-snmnhu V pogoxjtmiaao-V-"YV¢n. you at-aground pug: gxuinugooa _ " so on suxgnp-warm .311“): .o'xu,vo mm uwsyn _nV-. 1ny‘s;aiwtn." '_ _ taxm- oootrolot WI; 1} I_l§u‘-puwxll» would .2n.n.bcan aiqniued '_vl!h'Va tﬂ'._V6rllV‘ol . 1‘-}’tJnn'.V ".l'n:Irotn.rntol&it5ohinipoI{£_:VIoi-Ooboboruhow Int. 6! 5.144.009 oqsiah at ‘what inpomadnrin; lMnouth,lhoUutotiButoI£un4nMdoal{i.'i1£.- coo.ungunss 3,009,000 tut-you. Irhiiolouln ca 701»: oonx. .- '1.'l!l,"Ac4':g!,aj?!'Il‘1! um uocbu uﬂoia .by =|nV*._GuVom.on«_uwm -’-Ippgu in uiobooonmcr nzim~ beronho On" V,V f '..., gnaw. The uréoaunp ._b«.wm by omunn . Put.‘ HA1:-llnliot, Hr. lunch Gaimxijamfllr .J9¥"1'“bb°°.¥-; ... ‘A ; - ‘ Axxxngot taeieorannn Pnz_ua.nea:,§whoxo‘-"- 'ooolly3uu.do a” iouiou ;.:1Vzrqu?xk rnrny. mm; -"On:-so odXed0hxln&tu‘al}to£hu'IunlotlhI moat‘ ““°“'5 ‘N’ V, ‘ V“ pcogilooooaxieagiointhooxionun. 1VI;mn1ly'.rxia1u."-..'-.. A -' ‘.‘ - _V='.l_'n:n ionovmgkgsﬂsfgiouzupootingnaotrzmeot u.orunonmbuu_bAm»'m_nhbiuood:;xu ms: \hooq:Ii)gunIou:fio¢d0.D00.o0Opuoonzon;inlm0. 7:;ooo.coo; InV'3Bo7_2 xur.‘1a1.oaa.ooo; in 1%: 11’p°°°o°°°3‘3l’nv‘'mn%.w3 ‘I 1573, 111.- 0oO.000:Indu187i.’Vovotiu,ou9,0M.j .’ - motor JOAOIII w;u.u’.u noon. IcxL:orom,oonoiuo.P:uain.l'i:oodrzooo2L oi nruis..dnin:o.viIl£wk4oh§o yaidio ao'unna:koio':oiann:'cd.'..-xa:sa1.'ou-ésxntynqc ’- um: oo¢ima‘tn’po_x:.-rt: ‘garb: » uoopmaio been unuaoodtoo'yonx.t.odu.hmIa.r$unnooiI V _ __ V ;,:l_a;_s¢-n’:_:'Va- pnuoa in Mun:-w = . -9:‘.-H . 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Azttehooroi popuiAr’hut¢or.hu. too;1oroid.ud;ou';.)lodu=u ‘round’! may boooxuldoxu.‘-auluxbio iaaueuzion. nu-«I rs unicorn. utnosssoriifot uproosbiroonld In. uoothox-wny. snotty when but ottttlro mu people like hugs. queen‘. ptoddaau, ‘la. gene:-alublxhopi and Itttagxszu out: out in on auto ooonlonz. until! 4. how Lboyiool: Lu $tho_lx_ ordlury pzinwdxun. xndirbu um zoo-ohiuii comma of "mm oouuu oil: ‘ouhlndiviidul 43, um. . ummdon uxIviagthuvl§ac'uonnodI.bo _BLK2!.lnXx2T mun: V oempiodthortoudnoot. ‘rim is a neonate concern. ad has no_oonooouo:.uh2uIuVu nmrcmithihawu-won-hligm. Iioouoiuu hi on lmncnoo uric‘? Qﬂylriioiol ol_moroh:ndi1»e.I11 rLugodin'|lalis.u.uun..-ia...Joo2I places. with sundry noilinzoynohs and other non mmgun. matron-Ilka looking 1a4ioI.~ud'huntnooI-ilk: iooLio¢gu.m.loaon.|owmo:oonioncnsc pooh. Oncouzhxnom-I.hnottooiyoI.ﬂod tunnel! in the yuuaeo otnbxighsnxmoanubewoipiuxor oi pu-in sudattaohuouhtvozbuhﬂshnuatq. ;.L:pcnd. b¢.howo1¢!'.tnigino!.ni<po.yonpo:.:voux :l:il~ nngudpanonwwudnlhahnusgoohthuluxc roonotihcwnx-voxt nnmuém. Baljott below yoogtteothodootyouooaslitzioohaaaaer no the letteas‘ ‘ ' anhriundnodoiotxnooloculil. Thoinioauon. IItnaooo.iIioro:o-esonlsn Ena- x-«xor491x_!=¢I».=t*!*9-.11.°1*9'°n- We mm in mm pnffox-n~iVhnto_f u. troaohniomxooont Gena ,,_ V nlooiin: I-Iwoll uihoroboolihooxdor oftho Gu-to:-. iiuidu :u...:umu-muamncmonud doom“ - , v.bo0x-and om» coma begun. of nogox‘ rm .mu~kmns seamen o:umnap’ouan,'nbeu3. hen baton you unpo:-catty indouh; tbncionx mmudn ofhilnndkomxnlue, Ioxotbor with mwmmhxamuummuwo zm-autumn well uicninied to produce an impmulon at Inn in in menu; nllbousthoknouhimunmo time u n on o-work of m. med» 1. . good plciuro in mu mil‘: won, 200. is in by Biro. llasier. nxmreprononu "Wollnnoo vizitlu lbonlkloiz-'apoleon." Thulanudoobo Kho.lutlih_u_ou.iln DVnkouUor_. ﬁnial: enn- iocd0sno.wox':ouo's‘t¢,thoIutnooni.'ndnad curtain: on Itoooo In koniol.)uda.no Tm-mud’: rtll-X70fnou!oIn....xlu7n,rorno.xoa. uothou iota no 134131.!-ho_IoVX_lncI and Qoouhthuo xnpdrofs udhuidonu; that in-yarn. gasp-clan, yoldien And _Itai_amn._ on Around uwzoon. ghuotibczohnspcohlpoodoouoouonoxtbonin 'I.boo¢utu-. 'rbo‘:o:xoou1:nlfomaudx1B£eu-in Cocoa-suanoo¢az2eVMnAn:7o!thozn.upoc:.n.1i,y,ol mm bolooxioz to pan: ctfdu: the Manual woman initnpn-ud.eoo',Mr'o u\d.t8ore moon: the «nun; uuong. veg-tngdxunu mliyi mcunmzuu. g oecnaingloouuontxtogoj-oIlikotxlx:ionat_b.uuin.. Jyniinounriih oh:aoa(u’n1i4[lisioa!oxw1t_o gold onugnenu pndpncigun |bouiu'_--onthcuoouusoio helm-a:_1)'g and almost n-nohuxiinx You n:syV:_sar¢rhqnbo¢t§.ax_oouxI;thoro my pouibly bagzi udszidahh and x0ncVr:ity_V:iaV.i3ou.bu§;Vo.*.hc:o um- u external :0. you toutyon-V_ om roan oi,il:a.mou ;vnJ.Vm«i asnnguiahod and xooatwonh1,:n_u_;V1Vromou. and not oldkiron, 91 upon ol9t_hcV:I..V.u_d owing. sum or n whilst ‘I doll . Tho oz -1-» ‘°"‘ “.3. mini ' innum- juo_au¢:o:obdnosntn_avqmahv_uoon.z';'2.u mu ‘o!:1iéro'om"n:o'liih:':-with tuna»...-,VqVVa..:k»:arx cm-Luna. Avon uadtrooaontiouilnzclulhd piloting. sun it does no: mm-—m I: being _h‘p.m:pot1 or 11:07.. -‘iv I"’qu&,' Inbduod - xoG.oauonl'>= 'aboIu~‘ whole ill-BC ombollinhloonu oi ox-dint: zothu atnil-IzplnooI_ol_Lnuomoai.-VA _ mic, unveil u Ioou1.uo_u;tohn. .119!°§..1I.!P9W1'0Mra,« .-4I~zum1.I“*. .uoa,V_o_fV V" , '§xdt_hptoboln¢’id<Bidhomf .t.u-i«. t°..v.t!m.°.-. Iwri’ w.°.b.r.W,°!. I1» -441». Vin o_v_u1puto!V_to'V '_ 'ri.luVon :o_o'_d'o!:u\oo of ‘genius Aoiqho "th1¢V,3Akor’BQ:oot rampto-oi hue; ooiimjuoai j ih‘o'iSunlo'njio'h_ '1‘ lungzooo. In us'e'n:::”1'u'geiohm‘tix3oxo‘Arc'-1so;u¢uxu,-. Sa'~ ihoiniio1Kinn.5’I; lnihoNLpbloo’o'Bc»on,i3; 3|.'Id'h" Ila‘ Obunbcx‘ o!7‘IIon’ou. Al-'-lhlukiiI'5‘3iO' Iltogoihur.‘1!oudoIthooo.uior¢nusl:o o¢ha'om$o¢luu.' ‘ , ,_ V _ einmodon andnlioa. Trio oriatnn&.o!u$i1_;r'o_o¢_' ozhihllion, vhlolptill bun nmnuo—- -uuimo‘. '.'Xwo-nu; 5oan"ViuM omega: Ityloot Lholxgo--5 hnbouidoqdnow soon ;oo.u._)iu-13¢ dop.\xﬁIid~ ra_rn,_mx pheod; Omriiun Iurﬂntjoo‘ by whomhao ya‘ in the-iinlnxtr. ox whiolﬁbd Inn hr ‘vrohuor. ‘ WI! oup)ond:br. u¢_:;a.nVm>u 1’x_1no¢uoni£l0otobor.l'm.Anon:dins1yII“ " .dnu«'ttoJu1wo!sUIooki'hrI bum;-9:’: hy'_ , édnod qua: a.. .' f ._ . . V ;3da1un\toaoq‘oiod'ih5..ISlln'y,l$ne&ii’tIAﬁ?oa :°"°°“’*:'1°.!'-1$'9'WM!%'4I-06560!-ﬂvvirerrj v-Bums; no ‘she }.’ri:o¢notJ?xuua...nd|heiAhuroueuusj'cI1: gqu-my gas 'vork'ot-nu: man than Mann o:‘us‘a- may: «no:-manor -aauuuamu low! I o6awo'I‘.vMoh1uni:'-ad bnt:auqI.iioMooInp0- _ to oaoertzmliu-os'b.io bul..wuh.Na Mild bu: mind, looking sud huxhinn In his rider. who‘ Iii» also --In ‘tho. oo:.- strand in 5 not link: nook. Bod. lmtlilrlxii sauna 5 and‘: rank u not amused. M57 broihcv. Thuootiuoii III lnndoomo work of axinndnsdcohonho-ahnllool the origintl it tbopauco. Inouoo thnttuiuly g_i_gVi_$o_n soon Inuchvinteruud. in the ooiuid in oontouh. bavinltiho hnldoml can out to Ahead: group —nuaoly. ‘Inca. ‘Kumnon uni Hush-_ti;‘ 85 min. Tbvlninvpﬂuu a’o!hcl>—blAet oosu-‘uidun,lnhov.ldihiax. yroity-wall ‘no. ’ Inow¢-ho.&x-?mIi6ou:,- x. '.i'uicu..~:M in... Blaine iozootoooatoau s good-iooxtoxnao, no Ihouzkhddid tornado: ullou {n vorygugly trunuuno),andm1ijuuoo. humid mink. Ll ‘done to the proton: Prooidau£_ lnollihon, who no-nnuouuaad1nx..nﬂ|hr1 in-mace. Inc one onhonRonu3oouoo.lu-rd? indulged in by Cas:ir.W¢liiog1aonxad{oihor gran oanqnu-Von. Thudihrooouinutnoaohmu sundmnxiouy xro\Iponihoﬂoot,loolinxﬂuAhpIhot;buV‘: V ' ' MOTHO 0! V uoihorlloporhwnnooaubo uothor rpooh ynty. Auongihonxnocioomaornl gtxooou. a iino-iook1tgmxn.In»ihnmi!ornoinl’:on¢l£Geu- cnl. Xurhtnnlsostnndnxhyrrineo llnporial. muse umw1b1oaoounnau-omm..bna'nm- zouuadvhixo boltthu onwoxu. x ammo. u 5 mm uwoclvrloh. jun» roman goodllootinx donoumnoﬁuemn quite on V umno oi the photo;-unborn. bnuull ihovb ovonbcrooilndoelung. poonidnc you: an: ooouxh, nidouoyou \rould'n:ln1:tu.inl5li.- I good ltinxortupu-orlw lbopeoph ox my zoonbtio as nigh}: uouomunr, plaaotuy. soouu. onion.-wulaiutnn. u noqbo¢w.yoaows. vu iho)‘uh¢xo!hinOonntty..udh¢n in; him: thonunrhourudloox ago inlnnoothn uua o£"1$ol!‘Iuuto!tM!&vlG." uuoiy. Ifrucu, iborznt. lion nwuookod has in A oouyloce miiotu-mox.LI:chuva'oVomAuhoumo—_o.rmod up-ppie-—:mm bad to 1009-and look: soil to wonldbohudlohurtvmianythinxaaon 4: mt- pcdou. lID6~p0ll.ld¢t| or ohnlodeonuu Aim: oi nomooon. _ _ rhiavindo brubexiaamguﬂodnoaowor uodfn. II. ‘who. A - ems.‘ ' tmcmnuicauosa fer”'x\h‘i; V‘ nosed- Answorltao Oorronpondontau Problem Ho. 9 —-Wu mnwvﬂ oon~oatIo1ri- tionl from Dr. J. ll. X D. 0. Botnoidu. Io. hy.'l‘boo. J.l(olm-a K. J. Lnood. G. Tzqorlhu W. 0. I . JohnJ. . . I-mun .r.a. vole ?.‘<’>?‘z§.».u i-PTv‘I"§dx}.'“§..;§ goutong st. xmw _ . wt 1=-am.- onamgo. is. mun" Gamma"; .‘ - unon.bu-1 3.0. - . . ‘Dan. O.1?lh0l.1(lOIh5. " ﬁn. Q. n.--nun»; numbers woruoni to ion. En! Guno 110.’ 1." Hook (u)1.;Bx1‘c&. - I.1nxBd1Id1Bnuo.- ‘ - - ’ (9)1: V _ oxu. I. Klﬂﬂdhoﬁtnth. «_owinuo1u:I:"o¢ ttmmlsir. )iu_:i1l;vbo up to" I.boig'»noodu.,oxomm:;‘ohoaoo or iholnt ~ pri.no.to1ioonpel1ul.€o uuIa'dnw.¢xon' Annu- nox, nun toctomsxoll lgin__uoplnyo_:lnuq. ' io5vuihalnnndieoondFt1ndVvtrtnnl1y‘_‘,V _V neumsuuhoodlolion, .who_luvo»oaoh won ttiooa'gnmuAnd1ostjl_vs. ﬁn: will, .K3}’9b|v_5_‘7L“1V1_.‘° 5¢F";“’M- - °=.I°.a;- x.ow=.- .. 1 2 ' . 1ieaz~a.A1huonI._oi1towIork. and manor, oi ., .. . . 71*!‘ “WI. .!°r 315° . niqc. .\Y_o,prop!m1 n‘_o1au' score. ym.o;irVao' »cbAoou-slight): lilacs" at Mr. .ubaton:._ - ‘In’ its _znatoh for £30 9 wide bctwooa noor zakor-" ; Iox1‘.tad..M:. ?oim_-fiour ‘nxneI‘lI’t.voTu:nrtiz_* ..bc_as:plAYul.:Borrv.2..'.vrlnI1n§ 1. .ua_[x bqng sir.-!vI"' ‘nwxtnu ‘I-no ' not ox ihe’Ir.1¢- Nvoudoncad pozixod in__Boilnﬂ11o. V will noise oi the mmpui 'six.u’-‘w.>9n.»-r.’.‘ .1: than 3-IJ {D6 .1 , w.’ « tn’;-h’ V V mnou)r1t._VoliIin. !n"1B6!duTo§ti‘nnoo,a.nd -. V lid xalldlxdvubunz in probability or 1;; mm Pu“ 30"’ &oio'dommwr2' w mud" '.‘Ii.'dlt§Ihiodu'é ho 0~°rerIan_.lzy my wvxdn or_,_sm:nVdo.; ‘to ,_ 13.497 “Wm i.'?.§§.’‘”<''.'?‘£~, - . ll g.i‘$.‘?. . I.‘Tl>o'uoVcI'l6o iod‘byBhc8ln o ‘ no btoalyiha . r "‘ V V V _ V oxhioiiod bcfoolkeiion oxhguzu .~ in‘ the ykhcipgi uoc:'§nd*:oun‘6: ‘_Grou Btltllaf .. ...........~-......... . .. _. ,.,.. _,V. .tv5%.w=dw=:.n.=B1‘2?~‘ ' 1 , . mﬂoxtxilnihooolabnswimbcummomobobyu ? nkekoﬁﬁ.-ihihnnt-hfhudvﬂﬂu.-.Eovﬂr '§¢;~=jun5¢¢,‘e-and; ai.lt=\_n3:1nkoo..in)_8B,ooo!A= . ,vnnmd'u:;asna:atosio_oz_azpubuwp . - -diotioa."b'hthlI7oiéo‘wa-Tb" ' liogootaoh um; {oondhn lilo ruirjlusuuod ' .ua.na;‘ ‘ ‘mamas zonngsnmr. in‘asi‘foi£umu$pn.§.oeaa:g~ ' 'W¥I~i~°1%!~P‘1Ii |zu_ﬁS1'-.'-_¥ﬁ:1!,. ~ cough; 5:. Louis}. ' * = V . Ku'lg_u'.n Gan. r.u.m.owx. ‘autumn.’ -r.x.mowx.. xuxmoo. wmu.‘ mun. “fun. . suck. .4.‘ " ' ’ ' . - 10. en‘ ' ' x . V__ _S :5: ‘an ' 3%‘-0 E: . i f’ aux.‘ - a 4:91,-méé"$£'¥:i€8.i§t:n,_.¢?h#z5ei wish‘ a High lions. locum ompuomdnoodiai V ‘ _ B0212. Xotembu 4. nut I'on_du£' .o:sho_ 1fog!d_uo uxdbly disajipoinﬂng 1:» look upon than. Yoo lnyghsd so'd'h_¢u‘d no Vxpuch about men; that inhtziiindbn hu outrun Ibo‘ lobar steps 0! oédliij. what’ 1" me iqokoo upon I99 nmnokun oi Giuopn. upon ﬁn} woof: plain 1._;n'nr.JAa';uool)_dt_:yri_Z5nl.go.it_ mm agxw Ihgxp or otona, a-Vnd no_t_f put either. J‘;_vu,:I_Iao_13»taInx.n':ou vAu9s!.,<11<1.=°“,°=* 3°.- Innil you °391I°%h¢=P.*'.£rb“.*°.9 M . .F'- “'4. bowpn; more 0; woo it xuolup, “ 7°,‘ "f“.‘°4:.*° 3”.‘ 1"? °W=!'31l>'~‘-1‘-9' F'.‘‘-‘“. .V”‘‘ .. VIb£.lrl»_.¢$!l'Vl|Al -'noV:iIn’s¢nt_'5'V _oi’._' mm.-nu: D. anqjnnta ma'scnn'z ax- E cxxion. you rend: .Il:_uoV apex 9! ion’ pynnld ~ you ion: ‘hut " boisptoblhly cocuplod ﬂu qeuuitmoonq. nihmwozonfovohuohgoixol Ioiookoosrn opon—:VoI mi ohnroh spit-M lilo iiuio1Cologoa.hz_:tn¢din:'n-slud ghuohs ' '.»_ mo "'nrl,ni:y.f' inﬂow Yoxt—V-xoItV‘_I_vVooLI no‘ loeltlnlyouwcroup wan. mmmm; Mum Qaropdoftboxuo. oikrno eo&psrioonVa,u'1t§o mush, toog'_not'o:x!o_:\t. dioapgotntneut. I own‘ our mun; um, at Int‘ sight. nu-.M<i_ may upeawono. exec}!-llur I (anhlonoi-muneoihoitkavouei I 1;: in wuaugminhaouiwiho __M1mu_o; buuhcn ulruinunrotgolulo Ibo bo\to'mu1u71n§o- n:enl;thnni;hshl.veno¢nmod tho sin onzu buiovrn. ; On cnioring tho dun-oh oi churches, BI. Pd.or'I. loxthoﬂntlilmotho olhct d.Ay.lhe looting was usuthioxihoumo. ninnotunnlyonnvooou Vusatooomotirnmnadhuo grown woutooaodio n.thnyouu1nd3nabo¢tn topotnprohoasi in naplixulo. Your aihoduzgouoyoo. ii I» hop-_ pen w.nponkSa:luI.'thuihouooro1 ibociioroh cont: anmq. _YVoyzdoojtooliVoro1i; you nan byontjuiglo-book;'md_gs§ayi Io¢heso_.uui yon. knovtﬁotguido-booh_fnnu‘l_£a’(?). ‘You uqoid t.autisa_ezoo;1y_ororibo§xioenItVu€isnov unto 1mxnracsgis:;rtiz$ouabani‘V‘n"rantocu. ninmxy utuyoo hxvownlkaodlhronxh iianuloundioloial :on,mdotoodundu‘n1oa1h iujrost dOll£,IhL8 rounoolthotum:otnno_n'oiineu: "‘1'iw:_:on.om-ilouoidoriihu-nxnvr.___ Stood-mniooo with nothing Inc to woo." I Butlniinotsoing to doocziho BC. Dotofa. )£oda.noDosiaolhudonoun,a.ndhudonoluo wemhnunrothu-awtlluvotbo. ““t9o_nh, vpoatbetuk. - 5 Won-oxoi_n_.govor'totI:o’suuu 0inpol,,in tho Vsiieu.-~Ih¢roVh._h Iioline-n_$v_Popo pdnoowhioliooituuhnrihouudnooxhudroi andoddrooau. nib-ohovol. tho f'Oopo!1_a nu. ‘ilnI,"ntho!nl_1nncV_a!li§,oon" nu ijnuoul tmzooeoot )i’.iebAol_Anplo. xwtnadoiooxnai:ncat'lvh¢.L_uhIpei.bu: 1rubuIitus'trooaou_x- } ' kind! and oompnioag ‘wen ao_:tnu¢o;in Ibo- tl:oool’ou:c'r!o$MoihumoootoM.pol. ngwum n.int’IVghu;udvro' bandit tall or- 1ho”ou.pel.-~‘m4*« . .,"Pioxono."'=1io _no_ 'putinTzho'_aotvioo'.‘_bn5‘nu‘opou’ " ‘Ai‘ibo}sod‘Soun iI!1bw.f.¢n$....95_.$!!e..,s§!9d vhmﬁl pguod. - noting .-x* i 1 ...._;»g x. r J70!- alvete. ' ”'6"'v='$=='1==th°' henna". Alxho'nxE_t§n:'ahujdlhpi w.unin‘.‘ tho no!oVrin¢‘_ioic'n‘g “b:mlaLiVai_."_tnn 'nagaun«m dq._ti;gognnunModd1_xodL§mocE_u \‘vhon.l: v;a'gVIx:Ipni.uiod.'._Ihqw§mnofogo nu: ulusnl , guwmmw hiatoryﬁrom tho ¢:uuo§’V£o,tho any o!ﬂidg'mV§at.V (_>u_cu_:_oa_a_ilyu_ndoa;-standhowthezy innbounud iodnyrzvno i:'y.»;iVyjpoopiVowbo had an ounce: Bxble,1or.ihuc pletuioaIVnVnon ==r.n.°r.°. H-4.6;-=_. N utter, ‘. ‘. by ,\h°.‘. .7’ .‘.thmcvVu_w- 1 v-uao;.;i;_u in ir¢;’tre.-I-nv=.~.i‘~‘:s-1'1-xi?-?>--‘ .l1hr&I'i.")rhVlch auerlxrod, to ones. to like i.m;xnlie:‘oi.hui1din5'1Vln‘ia_pod -. vow'h-rI.nz-.~M.e4.._h'.It .»°9°*<.1!?8.!.°§Wrow:n A-Ni .-,’m.1v=‘,mw—.. M4 -- - N Wm. dad. on hiigigo oouo'aL_i:VigVIt vqiLiV1;;V;gVou;.1o_g;x 13:; An-’ ]610ll:lg1£V8|l_HJ_I6Wl1_-W._\’C;ltV“!0|Vi‘1y:;_'_ i ‘ ' ,. wo, owned uu O_t_ni>A'l‘N.| I°.“¢[l1_l_].:&Id in M; FW! @114.» .59“ 59- 92”“. ‘ orsatxpl-c.o.!.19*se*8h Imzuw. bx.-;°9u:.n.rx richly, lmriusz "4 "whim. udpéutnouuuot ea.x1h'vr{t.h1oaxpuoin ‘guano! duck.-I m¢°°.'rbs- 1~'°.nlh,I.t.;v>., tin: 4????“ Lion that on _ _ __ V niin ngzd oaouoioox.’ [giro .ih‘o'V. oi plug w'l:_iohV1-u I_lonx,ua'o mm: _ , The ix-"o nry tooth." noon-:1 7“ W ‘ 3‘.3‘.'.",3".°l".°. nnm:..wbom«x ma nm on." ' n¢nrat~tho+‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ r~ A VP-e.o:o_at St.-f!’e_tei*’i«wfl3.11éPo;'xo oikunnnizuﬁhodiurywuioot ~ " ‘p_euahtr'1.y§2Ii’.N‘°.¢°.u1-Ida", _ ¢xo.'aiud' ...r.......... ............ .....,..... pouring in at the) neiiaasrcaiz. of usefhi artsi-n, xologiasyvellgattazo % _ 4.0 s Nomzn FOURTH ST. Gash Buyers in any line of we handle, will ﬁnd VVinV<1;V1com'onts in our Jobbing ’1st,o _We are obliged to move from our present location, 408 N. Fourth Street, to 506 North Fourth (Collier Block), torm- ‘erly occupied by A. McDowell &iOo., and we have decided tojreduce our immense stock of ~o V ., . .. WHDLESALE :PRIl}ES.. 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It ; > - * ._=-r.u:om,'n4.rxukm '1 Anna. - Bl:nih’l'll'&.\A.!.‘l.l:x,'4S10 Fnnklln none, have > allhlzuvslu-yzootslonkn.-vu1ol:eIp.‘ '» _ , . .. ,. . . ‘DI. W. O.Joc.u.nv, Dcnllal. 511 Ollvo ntzoo: ..-.-.-——-‘—-——-o---———-—- 33 no lo8l0,Vtzm uni nu-rloosbluu out, 1 II ltmouu. Ill truklln Avenue. ._————-———-¢—--—'—-«-—.----- 10 xx: deunnoo ula at Boot: and ahouurlll oonnsnmeovoa-Monday, Doounhor at tho Glob; s,m.M._u.°g?°°,*7=ml"= 9.7!“. V - ’ «---————--+—---——-'—-' ; .‘mxxlxa3hoholld:yI,.wo wlllpall. uwlool bo- ‘ 1.6w'oompeuuon_;‘lu-mu: nd Iinuntool: ot:!'urnl- tun lobe zomid rm oi-jsroswolu hpd mj nae ;':"' ' H... z 1 l I M - . -T":v;?‘~'.>'.>'»"~.¥’»"°."-.,= -.> % 1'or.*7 mod eonkww-..whn¢°§..'6 W lb.“ moo. iio‘u'.\'-aiv_All:u_:.I. lll:. onpnko sh~m_L‘.nu ml!rcaq:=n'e:dy won: all tho)-aI.r’:onnd. Ayply ' then. ‘ ‘ - - ' -7 ‘ 8 l5 Klltlgn 3185 overo it, ‘ ' ‘ uruous. Ill llnlnhlln nvtnno. I160 -'9 .3"): bar; 35: largo“, hudaomu: Loo ohoopoaz ildck of ollahdxu-Ixlnroi ln‘ tho city, at 413 Koxth mu: moat. ‘- '_..-««.!‘u' & Onxom-0.x. --. , .. . ... 3"!‘ .3,'°*'-1°‘.V°'."» . . 12+-l~:.srar!=a»«.s6vne2e *P4.*<'W='*-~“°I"°* B11.-opposllo mm 30. go in to as "so"; u'oxra‘ir‘n§o‘ cox noon. at , g .' J _ ' Fuoui, 1n'r:um Arcana. ' . —-—-—————o-——‘————— ;‘ _ 1‘ uollier. » L. J. llolllor. on Wgahlsxﬁan -nnnuu, will you youtalnluodlaun. ‘Sana! Axtloloa, 1‘ortuz_n- eq.-oto.,nta.lluvuo1.xuz.3rucu. Raoollod‘ tho-number. "M uaé m. jun-was ol Lundoll now. A .' ‘ . -’ 03 150 to 35. boys’ lehool lulu. _’ olljulovl. 7:5 rngamn nnnno. »1‘xx Oonuohonl Molul Gom- my lnhonteal sailboat lniurnnoo oompnuy, pay: tho lu-gostdivldondaat uulllnolxuulm an 1:: the United Mala. XI loaned the money vrhlch lmlltouz-:ugnlnoa::_no1'rOhuabot o£0o.A- ncrto. It loaned neatly 539,000,000 In the wax. ‘mu 1: too oompnayso more in. Apply um. oiled,‘ room 9. uoluhout ooknor at run: and who Luau. duo. D. wxucnn-. eon'I Agent. $2121‘: t ula ztnoou fldhswu will not 0%:-‘ o anal won 0 1 won good». huh lnnn=n.ru ns?olncsux~oa. Globe shoe Kore. 80} lﬁnnklil I.lI_.ll|- . _ I ‘ is no to}! no. boys‘ iohoolovuooou ~ ms 'vm_x.;‘_ ‘qt FlUl_017!, m'rnnk11n nouns. _ ._____...____..._.. . .'l‘2m_"'llnfonl1nvoa¢ouu£1'olloy" man no do». men ,a.t.Il1.xsoxw.. Io. Iwzusxvl to: 1910 or .;.= 9uIhs!I*!“‘V!=‘?"4¢'.*.*"“?“-!- =W°.°°"* . _ plow. IdY¢‘rtlumutol’tt_cl£lo mun! ma 1‘ r‘ L , at 0- oinoo cone: rouﬂ: Ill! chains: am-an. Jon: 0. man. Goa:-ml Agent. 91.» 51, Ml, Boyt‘ Boots, 1.: . rsxous. m runnlu swans.- !'vlI}u1_lquo and odd mm uwnmtm, -eém met’ at no Hltchon Fuhllnn Company. ll: ¥m5‘l‘R.IhA «ll°“.‘.'.\'41¥ 99‘, NW“ N‘ :-nm«u9oduJty- - -- J" . , xiijéxhbeg ‘trio ' cu lot 3‘; i.l§oX 3;. output- g*,:,“.‘#.. #2928‘ ;“!~.H°g-9:-. ., 0 - » "'32-". .. .. mg: hl:hﬂnfp.t!"l'§fB'9§ on?“ down»; not and Bloc-toppad.Boyn',=l'u.:_noy Boole us now on nl¢'lotubo_apolr,u - ,ll‘u'oua;" b , =1‘ll_!uuX.lln.uelmo," A -ISollt_rDqu!luPau, -'= ’Al'!xxom. m nlngmavum. _ rpomqypu. A5kloxn'_n_,',u_1af d,_ boob ‘u«l_umlo,noiry.9U1,. lionh Iflllh lﬂttﬁu; ﬁlm lot; in‘; A«. .. r.—v’...‘-in . .38 to U0-¢,_lI-l"ll_>G.§(l‘_V'al'_, oi: " Incas. llfrthklln avenue. Tilt: Zllxlr ol..GI.liulya But Ms! Im yre- ' puedhyll. 0. lloblmon Q 00 . arugula, ll. lgcorrnerrouaih null Olin.‘ iaclmxs, poriuncry no lollclutlclel sod lnusu. . , ; - ruocuxn no heluuvﬁi by Iicflbody uncl- ln; ln_Il.l auutpuom ot their loll ml wlntinr oouu. tun me! put: to Cool: Bron. when they no oluncllgdxod. nosuyxopninxl no name to loot u It'll u now by lholr you chaemlal om- ‘oen‘n'." 1: Ion roll to mono. no charge In rude. 'xhéIr-pxlncl-pu'nuuol: ms xonb sum meet. an: Chwnnlzy hunch omen W1 Noxth Tblrd B391. nou\’loo.o —-——® -A ?!1.~.I;-..1¥-7,¥f°¢1 .‘-.’-1-.v-“=4 Gonafwtabln Alla I laid dA7'I labor. Ii no can slip law I p|l:_ ' at 1n.na':lippou_'u:d talus I up was s glaring in. nus: plush sllppcn. hnniooau style: no lnululnl pilupn. all llzoo; at $1 a palr. Ll . _ 1F4)'loa'I. 71! Frnllln noun. Rovoluuqn stotu. 0ldrlovuI_alscn';ln .ux_o'|:p lo: a.ll'xin_do“.o1 bully; ndoonklog sumo/Q: an: ‘I. ll. L0)§ll']'A ll hcadqurloru logsal: OoIl.=', sall- roodlnz. Em-Burning stores.‘ all gurnmd _to on nun uum'uclr.u, ll w»;.su'.ua= onus. oonsroiB1nuh.usducsou:hscvun;h, . . a 81. tom: In up Ego hmjlturn. ‘in chat: nut um I. l~"no'cllnlc t:on':_'~ro 3 o'clock duly. Dr. A. D. Wlllunn-, Suvgcon. In churn. ' __ _ ibtholciaoxolxhcolobvucuoualn . I In picnic um: you uliola pl yulcrruy on "Elm lnnurtnoe," uyodally mu iyotuou Allnxling to tho iaootlnioul ol ulcoung oompmloa whooc Raiding ally yirhllql wlll onilhle Ila polloyih-zldon so poll 1» J land In ‘_ u. -' l , gecoqg z{uuou.l'__1:_ul:'. uoud:s';:;15, . _ you-Jnlidovell la_o'nl1 uni coo lholufo . -. I y5Ollt1l'O$OIl}'C4Oﬂyfl'l£ld£th£IIbIV$ﬂl1lh60‘fﬂ-. mama or connwumé-oompanxu tun wlmg, stood um no of Bone: asodohlougo. mil h_3vln¢. ' now conimued unis ol ;i.a‘a.ooo 90. Jun: 2. cowl)‘. I5 l$.xox:G.2ﬁNorlhBoconsl. ; so I‘-l0lo.l_lﬁI5¢ll9e1_I_ou‘ V _ -..-~ 1 “T "'.';.'ax. 714 Ia-mum on-nus. -e Tho ﬁg n’p_ centennial. no not yv.ot_k_. ungdy annsmcgeui. 13-!!!» law If. Bum, for tho animal aosuanlal; pr-oulsu to ho um moat oomvlau aolloollon or him) no Italhllonl um‘: um cn'_&ul~ lo the ml 3:. Loot: and gt 1; doalmed-‘lh‘ arm‘ any ‘lobe aoouplnto pooocrd ol-llu'—o_lvlli:;:,_tL.u or our 990:»: it tho. +b.w’.°.l its ma“.-**¢=i'4°Pl--“#8. ult will the .lndo.m-lnl. maul. oommbrclsl. u-_ ocuan.-I.|.;P°,l_M.l n.-ad auto:-Isl lilool on; _plo_.; - .$'44‘«" ms§l_s;9pi§.gqk jglu. mo; mouaauuo gain‘ .5‘ hon’ _1nq~ury pl-ué ol nxlnlonoo; I v A mm! tutur'd'généro£foi‘o"ol our-»oo« plohlxyoudall.quulion.o! doubt. no that! L. U. lluvig gm we-qcop -hem of a sgiprouﬁu also uuuauétgtlténlgazol an new I: eqiuuxy true. !.ntsal.lho ml xndlnlcreu mm wnleafux. llenvlsvmfkn more bolts him no prodooo I am. clua worxthux my canola Ln tho oil: or uyl I: la" Illa bomldcn duty 0: :1! out people so nur- oot every pouihlo nld lo the nmducuon of this nu: work. " ‘ ..._._.__..................... Iini. do; no boot-nun gloves on Sound _ v_._ , .,_Ar lfgxons. 1ll'rzgakll_n uenho. ' mm ouaa*Unxo°n.' - I ~ Tim ulho nmtroﬂbo nuxniﬂopnl now .lQhUlIll1pK€l. aux] qoxnplj __ _,, lllo. _ pm at the of!) ol«1>{mu1alpa1:.- 1. o controlled hya numlwlr for tho D0114 mm o an ally, pr.gl_l:_l4;I lung __lso_"1l_:o' poo: ---popular howl lo! Otlltnlllll vhilou who ptopblo cllhor I l3Gl’l"" IL_ly_I3X' »zp_cx}<llnzv_lho s}_:gI3m_e?. u__lt la dollgh-lull: ;uua‘c'ea..-.omuég ch in about jaiczaiénhuxz L3 0! . unbmbaarhﬂadolphig. .ll Ln wllhln any Ipoou 01 um Culannlu llmldlnn, la qnbstanuallybnut ol buck and none. Eu 850 olmnbu-I. all lind- .mnen-zrmubea, um -auommodsllona for [mono gnuu. [tho G:-ma Halon wlll hoopooodlox ru- llarm on lhonnlol.l.xnuu;.m'm, ndlu £5411‘ ol pnmhubuaoxaausfx be to :4 pa: day. or holding to xoolxu. " ca no to as Iyol-king epm, or Iuuzouu. m rmglm manna. . - lmxnclne Issaoeou. . ' We no 31:6 to ohronldu lhrnud noun mum, Ham. ltolaokih Dlcrlcmarn .n§olln; wlthhtlhdr no nail oleﬁn: textual-sat. onTlll»h _nuo:l".bel1no:g”rI’l.nc usdollvo. ‘their uuhmh unit In uowdod dxllylwith people who how that gboy can go: 9.-pod dlnnor oookod and ‘,q‘ex‘¢odinmouuoo:dollo_louA manor, and bodyjooqswtyymoxo lhsn uunllod. ‘rho’; have alnoaA¢le.nn\lxdlos'dlnlax-roomurhloh hivlai llcdynlally by-aluxonwmbbcr oi lullea,u.ud which Iruownlloxlzidl lnour oily. We wouldfapr oullyreoonlnnd ncxyhody lo Yul: thomhiior Lhothulgr potfoxugnoa. whaxothayann gut Ill ~l.bodol.|oulao£.shooouoa,:ci-rad In the moon manner by Iuenlin and ommoou wsllon. ..____._................... no no bun ls til! oyumao call. A‘: rnloui. ‘Ill Fnhknn manna. Rockford, Rock Island and St. ctuzml or nu. On Ind Illor’Bund.I,y. Doomahct 5. I315, kiln: will unite and depart than Unlosn D090: ll lol- loin; Lnvomnlonbcpot M 7:86;. n.. sunny ex-~ oeplcd. Loon Ululonqgpoln 0:50 p. m.,,du?y. Axrlvollllalonbopot I.tll:i5a. xn.. duly. Anita I: Unlor Depot 1: 7:56 p. m.. sudoy ex- o¢pkd- .. Omnlbuonrlll lone lhooodpurs on:oo.._ us Walnut 5 -soutlmn Haul block-thl:ty nia- umou tun nbovotinso. ‘ J. A. Om-roll. Agni. -.-————q—o——-——... so can to Somali IOIIII via the undo:-‘nlol_h_ lax. ' A't'P.nl_om. no Fuaklln noon. Bnnlnxcuo-“Bod-xoom8,_ou.' § £3. - Sulholstoxtzblcnnli-6l,lNc,‘l1§._'indupsrfu_dp—‘§ loe1ll1l'cmnu>m.n1_n.‘ mn.-Loan.-.'.« sun_u.x..ooano¢n:,Is o9..‘..=: ‘-5.. ; qoﬁﬂlholoilluih lronzipugm. 11 ¢oicwmcn_'a'l}allgtoy.-thrown: M ’ . .IA;t_o_vo;1u!_‘xonlillnnvohuo. ' —-—-—-——-Q--—————— . ‘ " ‘ ' 5 Boning f _ , ‘ -. A nqollng ol shopma ilxooatlvo -ooumuuo gg, nu ncpubuan putxls uauoam rnuongnﬁao In‘,-at raoouauh. st lho olloo 9! Helena. tho 0’lnlnnu,' llooni we. 1:, oval! :1 onto: uun!n_lal¢anar.houu Illvpen. as “ . -!'.ui0I!I.'1ll. Yruﬂlanvonne. Iryou hwy notyoiloqulll yourylnlu ct:-pols, and nxlotlllol-I noirbolng oahzvdnst loans: can wlcaulJ.(lnnluw-I.Bon'5;‘l!lJ. I‘: _ In» no. l(...._B.~Pu-!_.lu Inppllod with caplet: on watkly'yaylnusu.. l - . . ' . o0j’ioéha1xf‘ConxxcVu3allc'::.llo5.§nl ' _- V _1‘1:xoya;7M _!'nn.tlln Avenue. on. wnttnxlg an 85. mstlunxooc. A tpgulu obs”/‘.:owaonIolo'1lr?anlo¢li-oa.ioi'than my olhar‘ phynioiuytn tho’ dly. Xenon: doblll:y.: blood chum. on no ‘ to nutluo. l'Jolluz_ 1oosoc"1‘clilxa:ésna‘scni>o1nxao‘u . ,- 'u lnmvu. m Franklin name. ** Iiouoarot Removal. , hum now um lhqyl of robxuory. 1818." Dillon will tell lm_lnsoy lsulllngu nl coat. to cut: our ﬂock bums rcmovlux lo bu new nloro. can oum “woe. - ' ‘ -—————--o--———--—~—- ' ‘rnrlrhh Baum. 81 1 Kortlx seventh ac. Monday. . Thlu-Ida] |.ld_ laluzdny manna, lmmﬁa. In. to l.‘lm.. 16: Opon loony null)! nu. ~ ...._..._._...—....___._..... ,_ 0 I 35 lor'1n.m¢ h'l lather coupon gum-9 u FAIIOUI. ‘Ill Frulklln svomis. . Wnunzoor OMMLILI lot lsdlu and mum. in gnu vuicty, u Skinner J: Allonﬂ. no Inuk- lin nu ue. ~—-——-—-—-¢———,_—-—~. . Groceries at Auction. Knit may murals; dollar: and consume.“ 1))! but on opportnlu to. «enroll low pylon .OOII ;ocd;'xr_v.omu~—-alaplo ‘and -t‘noy~—n.lho‘ nucllonulodiﬂury, l'lsoli¢r‘a nook} lb. any ‘ 'IK.§h_kl§B:_:A10l)Q..Z ‘{';'.[ - .. . . . ,.. [on school boon. Suuonuy sad Wcckllu. go_ to John 1’. :Xﬂlh§I‘Ivky’l, 511 0'l'nIlan uxeot. .5 oo In lu1‘lu_' lesson": ‘Q mgr uilu’IIl-‘uxéumnunou. It mac :2: _ __ puloa in In J'l‘lnnou’u" or Nnruk usdlho. ._- :191 E“ ~9f,lhl§x|'.ll§t':og7t1;a 9o_l1¢,naw. _ us the tls_oI¢'or1_j Ibo Ell}: jaronhﬂho ﬂoat nrloty por- - jldxzknaiiuuvtincro. .-m - r; ‘ "g _ . . ; -- ‘loxyxmnlal pulox-ng.ncve’n.;_.,-. . nude gon,iro:gs_sul, :- _ _.mjt_1s1zmr._tfH.‘ ‘Weekly . Tlgol-L‘ui'of"\he Two Orphans I! Do ‘Bar’;--Mu." Bowel: Vin): Now Play 3! lbs Olymplo-— of tho elunowhloh the "Two Orplmu" belong cannot pro» to but lullng nursollou. for whlla l.h°Ft**-429* boihjjan the ,- glisloguo _ w:lilo_hjw-Ill; , the moon =ol‘dr8E3I5° art, ufwan u the thunder no zunpowdn: unu- tlonnlinn. which pron ulnouvo to tho» vrhu _ ;. V"i‘« .. I_‘ ' . Goulqno lmboon doing 1 good bﬂh "luau tug week. nllxhu x1__f‘_§ll_Tl> you orodluhlo ‘ ¢__. .3-~ 5. oxnigxo 5,; ' E _ <&f'rw'D‘..1"1'l1o~n'ar¢4’ suppeiaa 4., 16-.:I¢co1~' lam. will-oppesr Al Ihln house for noun: won. ,'.l',o metro}! oyanln ﬁlmy will nppur ln_tho new lilbifuallllod Wlfaxl-l." Th! F1660 ii 8 N63” dung. emotional rtlhc: than uuzulloml, noon-_ bung. In in lroapfon: ‘and ooallruounn. play: of us: clan: cl Divorce. Eu: Lynne ud Led iuxray. gal‘ ytholwzoluﬁa you: {lay . sink. with Hm‘! .-n.-raumem.-M mdez; “laid hei. oi-oltouti. slid bﬂﬂdﬂlt W man. rho mnrrlu B3112. coon mar uhlahavannof course, tho out hmluml turn; up, nnupcotodlv ab wall A: nnpluuntli; 1 bnulie 1_s_sLh¢"nb,xnu ll ‘kept la-lxuoruée of the ml lmlli. cud. knowing hull olil, bohcrca hln I-llo guilty, and dinomu her. A: 3 unI.cr"_o! conﬁne. tho tcinpvrho "« ’-* mclcnoul lo Iuryy b ho: _dlon or .u -_i1lla‘d.'-|x3.i-7.Lln,1lrvTn-husband nu: ‘*§59€=~;b.¢°?f‘°,‘.Y‘.°°‘.*.’“".3-;*.“'!"-' WHEN‘! M‘. -solar do ran...» .:thoto_ is-. nothing very or u .n.n'x.lilh|n pxal.‘.anmuém: mama; but as ulil llnl. both Mu. Bowen and I-Ir. blooollolu show mmi 5350-l:5_l:l1_n{"‘l'n“tt2 .. _ _ llglon the ologo'_brhda:u',Lxuuo£. llu. Bonn‘ wm «‘uz}'(:undnc.~"‘ M» _u "Hula AiIolnel.io." . >~Do§1\sx;ihopu£wook Mr. Watch In played, ‘tho-‘gnx1n’nmsu<l:_io him who and oi-eon. ma rm-s~lu’.1n"“'lofa'n liuqocndo." was 3 -really clown-plain ox ncllnz. lﬂllllnll‘-OEIDC llu--ha lulznod luzponlllon 3: Juan; mu as ml-‘mum,-. nx nus’: orxnl-Hams. .. Lnn-coco .Bu1-cu. appear: has to-non-ow/= uulzr. :2'h_obulnu‘ol the wool. will be :- lollowu ‘No'u<la'y;rj_'_'3ooodn1e:" Vruoodgy. "Jug lIok’~"Oaeeu:" "‘%‘od'audAy. ”"lh.n‘- 0’Alx-lla;" lack" ndi,"Dnld 0:.rtlouk."nnl Saturday mu -lu¢o'"R9¢ol.nlo:!*'*‘.In umxnlol Iheu olnrI.ctor- llx. Bond! lnulluad luonhly hon. but hla 1-mru camel" and mum: In tho "Kan" O‘.Al:llo" Ill! be udnly new Iolour malar- zxocn. luau. Mrpnhsbly has no tin. ounsosiaxéln this ooulrnlorhal tho only nyclorpyt guy xr_ul_ reputtllau who lu- playul It. in It huumé hoion been noon hon. I bl-lat synopun of the awry I'll! ho lnlorolung. ll I'll written by Mr. W. G. Wuln. a "mu known Landon sou-ullu, and no uni» brought out In zlm oolntzy by 2:. Burma at Booth‘: rniaczr. Sow York. when ll drew uovrdod homo: to: new oral Inch. tad received nuunuod ptaha mm on sum or um. A: on’ lulu luliouu. tho story In Scotch. ad in pt --o.:ﬁuu:hpaoI.J Huiboll. Hon your, and mo “pool of the poor, ' I song-wztler wholonnkwwmhu: who. could nu Ytl'su.bul lopnhllsla hlnrourlu to lhonulon. but In (hurled hynvlllnlnuu loner-brother. and I1.u-ohellhm oouu mow. Yuri ttlcnrud, ‘non In S: thouhlrlcnl,h.IA poem: as publlahod,ndu uoanamiluexocud lohil memory. no I-oiunu npoorngruﬁunkmwn Io laovllhgorl, tad la ueilﬂanlly proton: st 5 luau) mm» «hobo: ~91. tho '~,nnjrallbgol lhuluu. and is his »cI3|oInnunn3.hln:uoonauln:ulnna. bu‘; 031:’ €91. I,-... lI7P°!§I'l'1¢dsIml_l._to:_ u the lay. llnu graph teoho n1ls‘u‘loopv.m' down; no play tho-llndtxal. mouluuulvo. moat wnchlng‘. tad mow--uympnhouo cuol.lou’ol also < ---hnrnn---Inn.-.~v=lIr.~B|n-otlwlll noun Ibo up »- . _Iacx;ol..K:. _ ._lol_x_aW.2§ott__o|: nlooxoon» _ _ . i. . ’ in ‘§‘#lF‘ah*§e“--*1‘°=$°*vﬂ"- '7. 0.. .. ¢. -,.'!.*9!‘9Il1-Ib¢r9! mm! km‘ Ind nuns) l . In sddltloa to tho aplendld pron-ammo that ho xhopu: vre¢k_._ :3 the now Aniulannyb Iottdlnii‘ tﬁllﬂlc. I tnorlu pt-salon danuuc. no Ion. Ian. IIIn~I:ﬂO'§ C1-upon uiln. llllr. Ron, an old favorite. vlll Ibo ap- pru. ..,Amo‘z ,.l-ho.__ ttruolloag ___,ol the 9.1%,-?; be‘ : on» ,3 L.;o'nlor_ runny. *§!*==::-Id.t!°3=~*'§~i*2=-v°'°¢:1*1.W: Dob» Max. In Ivvmﬂhﬁlidﬂmnmn. The Guvlhonxo chlldnn will Alao Ioponx In their oolebnud act. "'11:: Echo la the Woods." Elna .“.‘.“". -:3?! "‘.W°..1-.°4°'- M Kim ‘Bmsllou and a rural luwexlohiacn who have 6 in ptuonlod during «min. , pooylliao, non ulrscuvo oltho on-~' larulnmotli oi tln1m§xnnno‘wlll be the now‘ halal of use "lndlu Quoou." with Wllo Gang 3111: u puzzler dunauu. and the whole Ilronzlhf .. .- .. $-§ .».*P.“‘”'.-9'T‘.- . V on louudayovulng u6xt.?tlu.on:oulon bola; tho b_n;¢l|t_ol Mr._.Gnarxo.l,.{onoo.Lho wellghaown "nmw?r ol*Dc‘3n:-'5 uamr. iyoxinklndy «oil lnoym 19.85 Lam soelsugulll _znxl_o_hn¢ Job}! 1: Ju!k’,1u the ‘Hus-iahhlok.“ Sh": -13’ young, hand- 5aonp_o.{.n_a_;§ lI_ ul4}o,_ gonna put Abllllyi ‘ not angonhmo will be mu zlamxwodmv. «né bu b£¢n}s8ndylIx_!or name 791;; hgdor oom- V pounl lulotnood lot the ‘{x mouths hulboou ‘ known kaohu-oi oloeution in this clty. Whether tlIlI,h¢l-ntntproleuloul ¢lro2¢.ho I mootuor not." on whloh nlao wlll nppou-, I-Ill“, cl omxna, dnw A rule». Inn: :5 Helen. and in use play will do; u: Ipyroprlnlo long. 1! u not gum-uxy non 03“ ‘N5 Iollxlluly la , In Aoooupluzod vooallal on walls: _I good Aumu. Mr. llllcholl. oi tho Theutn Oonlqnc. bu may ooauoniodxo Allow seven! ol hln perlolmerl Io Appur. all may will gin their cutannlnme-nt nitartllooloso of lhoplu. xo cxpcmo or are. wllllzo Apuod to pulls: ' 'lluohbaek‘..' on lho page with cvoty,2equln- rout lot" ll: cmoilw npnlonulion . . ' . Made. - _ - Lovers ol m:)le_1l ul had 1 run but In lluenlng to lab Mcmjcluohn Quinlel Club, 0: B .|Ioo.4who xv: lvooooetrqu ts Llbnrynall. uwéunitoo anl ooocutal the -Haydn Otohoutn. zlroooa la" dculltn um: cdhImllI;1a‘ tunnel; bql1ld,\hq;q 1):} they were both uuuuk _ mm: or non.-._ - Tho mu cl nopowlll xlviu: ..',i.,‘ nu. Tlmndny, "Th! Duh‘: Kouio;" Fl-HA7. "3337 ' ' bo§1y'ui‘:othowwlzl. wonlilho mu. no sung alcllglncd tho Iudlonou during Ila pus wank rm; : rozklu iuidoofuly d1i¢ollon"ol AW!!!’ ' ma numexiaxrox I new iouIu._And the ooeuwa ‘ . full uom. lllu-rlorcnoo Chan -‘am, on ml: ooo ‘-5;-jg 1‘h::odxy_'n1eolux kit 53 tho some place. Both ol _ 3,“ ltnoznlcxnlnmcalahuo Already-lyocgppoxgggx, I nolhlnx hood" .30 nowunlan,enl1uo¢'I'M llovclaranvm be per- h~..c.w_u.u -r_oc.u. mnox. ‘ g ‘ ; -§.'h4lt.0o'olli1Wootlﬂ’nlo=uluI mm h 9:- gnnluaundcr tho Zdixootion ol 1’:-o£._ _ do. 3lltzab¢ni'lllM.—Mmllted until Dooombtr 99>; nuurthudumlhullxhrl1l.b¢docod_. hllisz-ﬂo- _§lIZ!¢l2lh¢0§l-I-l§:0dbIih£mll.IlG'_ _ ~ y ooxcilu ls: ..; ; _ .3u'm-ii wnll-howllhniloiwn gull us ulbellsnt oayoutotlnnltuzaeaiul mule a.l_Wpb- um (lxowonrndqyyrohus. linden-the dljrocl on oil’:-of. 1hvo.whIoh' 1$mv'od‘h.1:hIy tuoooui l. ‘Ibo puiomm warp mu Ell: Renting, sopraho: Iﬂlll Nolllo UM. I1to;l£l.uJ-. ‘Bonlondorl. plum; Kean. xllwmgu Iadschnuaku. bum: Hula wan. mm. uollnzxx. J.ls‘luolh9rI3. mm: W In. Doric! Bmnll. Violoncello. All tho nmaborao! lhq prognunno wore undated well. all a gesture faiths «cola; vs: the vlolln-19:71:‘: of ._Mutu mm. nnvonvho, usouh only an 79!!!! 01 ICE. Kiri: pronlao at math mm cxoollonoo. . v ' -» om 1,ou:I-i. 808 .. , A goodly number or the "Old "rem" me: la: 3 ltpuday oyonlgg nod decl.z‘lu_l lo reveal lhoir jca -la-f.n1n:'se'nt..l:y ycquuroflﬁo "‘lI'onuo'l Chris- r your pen ~“‘«i'-E3" she chu-colon V mocha of heat. ~AW<nluI-m'l'nl our rmu; momma by 0. vi .Boulo.uuouou ln bet, othoryubﬂcanou ll M I ‘IIlXvll:'Lh1‘:1&’ nation 5 alarm "'- nt tho . -son X ' ’::*::ﬁ:~.i.'*:?-=-..:.::% §;%bloeu&s'~ " vo spctnunonl yo solo‘ ‘tho 3:. 1.-onlJl3ook ad X ‘ '4‘ pI[l?y.':30’l' Nglhromihnuoot. ‘ ° mu’ ‘ Roux ox \ By llnnré Jun». Osgood J: 0. Tue oonlnu ox this vellum Ian mud] ounned the mom oi tho Atlantic atom: to nu ‘ as at agkgoilxyggntt - ad Jags: atone oi wrllcn no In lloilorlgk find non ha ‘l':l::l.,I.‘: 32°?‘ W 13 “II!!! to but ti hln orngor :2» mm 1:. on «$4 no -05. um uxmlx he iuuhlo Faun?’ as the mm cl lhnppcgziu at Ila‘:- - "Aldo low thou .. . ; L--.~ ntf4Iow,~7u'ruoulnA1cij§;"' ‘ l ‘ ‘Q;-x .v. -lg-Ibzsxl Ball on Du.-cu;Iln:' rm: and lsnanwnoa I 1 : 4." ihas lo’ ‘doamh thooor OP . ‘Waco I-‘sf Dollar: Toxes. HEN’ .33 _ And lhe~Hbn- J‘. 1- - Interesting Figures from the Ofllce of mo Stale and County collector. We lino obulnél «la-on {la Ooonl! 001' loc.lor'I once 5 list or our wumsy 1-IX‘ payu-s——nc£ n complete one, - by $81 1§un5—tme 5 ~ roll to duo of use wllhnz nndmdy onu who hut: amid: said than in dunno! mo you. Fat to Luke up unnoounry space, we amp out all amount: below 11,000: .'l'ho 311371: null muchlngnp, and only th,ru weak: on lzltlor pzymcnlu. ‘No may continue lhopnblluuonuoh Suodsy maul in us! bonded. Aeloupennl ol is than when par: of ﬁlm moncyasualxontopnvoounuocusnovcxayilln sdmlnlclo uphllluxu: u"-axiom." Bus. b¢ia:oubls-="prmnslo.£u- cnamrd ,' on om-allw union of their luau and oooduolor. _ nu ‘..._........‘ ' ﬁg P:o!.l¢orli!.Il1n.I,doalIlod so am the comm. ’_Kw""‘omg;ﬁé' ’"""""' :1“ ,5 Duonouuol nhuralarlll hoxlnn. Alliuou “mas vhovmvnouniuuootiuudwlso an 111 n; 1013;‘: f“"'....-.;.‘.‘."“"...i'.-..s"'£-.-‘2'.‘~.ia. .5 ;'j_,-5.-.,;.,-'_-~.:;;;:,; lg:-« liutqu" 3”‘-dvnwtd‘. “‘H’‘ ‘! _ g.’ u- N luaﬂiltlu au...n'uua- u .333: " nu-rnmsrrsxulrcuorcuroxsotn. I . y ”' 4,“ ,g'',,,“,,, -. ‘ on rm manna 1 lnlloa «nu moon cl no 5:51;.’ mu..._...' .1 N cholagwnumon the nu; lulut. with Ignu ;i:w”l‘ol....§. ‘ .. .. ,3! g; n:'tm_:iso‘_o1o_nvanu uloellalu Inn: xu umalva ‘P “Q;-,;g5;."'-,gg;;5"~." :m g, uidblﬁlllnol A. ’rl:anurfnlnro.t o -.~_ ‘ v «ﬁgu- lorodaearslhoyroonu or one ol than dollghzugxl no nun 11.3.2: ég muloo.l..¢n_1nx1-with lhcoo ohumng --voomlun 1'“ N >_ vllonq only isullls that ll loo - ,, ' 1' 31 gg ma-gqgmg, . . ~ ' 7;, I I John'..........s..... ﬁig 3 - -‘ »xxx.'woo nomnonn... .< . - no man 2:“-nun Op¢n..wll.h mu qua. L.‘ "-Z1233. l4_“iu9 E3150!‘ "P""“d‘7‘“"v ‘Vm 1|PP03l'1vx_03¢_ ,_ .. _ - u-u'ok!n '_ung:‘nmoxl,‘ﬂ Deena’: opus-hope, ,"n‘l‘1’3'F5]‘§.:';‘l‘. I :;".',‘,§g_ oomrzenolng-.hloIulAy,Doooxnha:..l3....All.-lho_old )“gng_‘3g_ v];zV3gy[p‘g'._Q_3g¢¢u.;{o ,_ 'i«_f;n;9 lgrurlus utoxllh Ihooommoy, lnoll1dl_og,,)(Ldam mnéckﬂngom . - ‘ w.-...*‘..5..... $10.3; 1v 39”" "'"‘t @‘d"m“‘7.““'*°’.’”"“'~°’-3' m” §yha:zson'skan"v'g'-Ll‘§:nl:....‘....».. 5l'.u7o (7,: uoutm:o.'lIh- %ddnS¢n|n-‘1h,’-’¢;V- Ottﬁeélro oouuuuuu Bu . 1.320 03 ' Joseph 'llm"ind xx. Guldon; rﬁuohhin ‘wlll ‘Qumran! Bank: * "SM! 57 -»-awmams -mm .. 3:43 ' 7 lﬂs°‘e'11Inw.u- 9.3¥}2E:2s‘:3.‘$‘:E:‘.‘.‘.‘li“.‘.‘.?::t::::.‘.'.'.' 1‘.3”.3 % _ . I _yAxnn.u1’s nurnnos. :¢onrl!3;l$aax................’........... L936 so ‘I’ “nmmu “ “mun” by um "an “ M" P1?,g..Bav"lS:'i’;‘a' ‘fuIllu(lon..::::..."""‘. ‘:'1l‘."? $101 on oxlalbluon 3: the Motoantuo Llbxu-y in the ikkmnv 335" mug.‘ my 3, 17;.-41 3; gym;-,ggn' mag, {ma of;a.h||!g§.'-- I-lxcclilot hluu-n_ia.olurln Campaign 5,008 lsl - .- ~- awn” <W’“°°"‘- . ’“"°£'Z.§;£’?3§393$-;;..".‘..‘.".’If‘ ‘ ...’f" 1 cm as - no In-tows shun Mal-and hula-y. 3:» my Lmooll new conpuy...;.'£...f u'.a'.-91.1 taco Ind A11 in now open 1!. No. 8 North )'oun.l- 5 Lo 0399!?“ 0°I¢Pl,D7--- 1.? 3' smut. l1oclu;(_I,I.m‘x!von ,na Koxuloy. Walloon "- "W "”., 1:3’-"-‘s’ :’ dunno rhotglhy I.1..B:8op. um; 3:53; a; In-xxo‘u‘eoxn1n shortly. -' ' 7 . 5:. Louis os.!nower...,.,...... . .. 3.5:: 7: 01'-'tunlcn's la in um: moueu ln?u-iv. ‘En la!!! IIIIl>fnI'...»....'3............. 4 3.85! 1-9 Km. Juqlogllr laid to be Iplomlld In ll. 5!. . Unlon Moe: la _ l3°DP“!~~ 3.‘-"I 3* ‘. In. A. OAXIIY HLL1. In retlly analog on‘. n’-' Bl‘. Louis Woodoa WIN W orb. ....... L83) or has ahzvcq oh hln muluho. Tnlnx ol Ilux. any-or Llnaulnclnriuz Cm§PlII-~---v-- 19.3“ 3-‘ mom: 0 lull <:lu-kl . soulbm land Indooloc Worn. ,_ .131 :1; 1141.2 5'. )1! been swag kn Eondxluad node: Wheolcja: mos Bovring-my-.lllb_o’(lo - _ nun-tamed Imam. llholrd I to be: up pma.K......'.....Y................. 3,061 .4} nu-gu. x wlllr pctlulggsouo than or oumrllmx Anunotn can-M xuoruzog Lbs :- 1 crud nu ltd to ex. Qﬂvwvllnl. pus AA lion or Aum‘loo...... .99! :1 ‘_ . In 11-: 31- 5 y I ¢1renlngn1'.h- Focal: m-'nnooOonpuu'......... 8.00731 ‘ my 0! Muolo, Ba Llmoro. In 861- any Unun Unllta sum lulu-uca Oompnn\y....... 3,763 at mwllfla Muzluu‘: play ol "A. New Wuyu. lemphlsud 5:. Iiounrlckaccam 5_l1L II P‘ o?«kll3§T:r"'nn gm: halal’: partorauqoco ' m45:;::?“~"rm'm“'" ‘M ‘ 1 all as 2 .- '- - on noun”... , °°="“: *.‘;""*'°“.... ““"'*°“°...... :...“.'.=:.:?‘;°':~ °‘“"‘*.:..@'-;.'.°.:’.“°‘".,.., :-mo "°" ” ‘M M’ Y '°~ . 31.; 181 nanny cmmay.II........; 4j:m‘n1 uuguogur ;{ .my!.. I x-e.u:ol:1.ho snendll y ' xiv.-s w 1.0:}: ml mad ‘ 6.57! no 3 am m‘ can 838 B0 II 03 was I!) ' ' - .» ' 1.235 DI ll ,nI-Ixodlhai on um um Luvm :55“%i‘of—"al‘..,»""" "°’ "?§i2.7.“:" ‘ ’§‘?:":’ In H nboxrould Ablo"go' 1:333 non: - Atcw shoe 1 13 emu: oouubolwocn lady: lbs 1.55: .53. on M which nun """-.‘*..-;""":'~'Z"...'*-"~L:.. "=' 2:. L... 1%: I I . . PR’! . lhaulhor oi lilu nu‘ nowphy; l.7l|l hn rgluul It to Jun Dans . 231:; new BOOKS. no : _ I [foronlu 31 any, nuumzco.. m x. roan-oi ax.) 1‘;-‘lg Lrrrul Penn’ L _. Nusncuo 8. 1.5.39 Emerson. Pahllnhed by U. W. lolon Co . P. .. .. .. 1.651 N“ York TNDII 3 "ml 1 '~W|"°1m!°d ml Annn1..‘Bunl.............. . .560 8-; 0| 5%. as DJ 1: on :1 13 us 91 m co ‘m 3.1 -u l'.L In 33 1*-mun KM 01 In th I , . ooa‘flE::,o I ux-l:0P::'.l°u éﬂawofggﬁ .. iﬁjliéz ::.::= 2.:s;’%.;.%.*.~"'.‘.:1-..’”~:*..:.“.:‘ 1-um-""’ W ‘ ‘ a=*“::~ .. um ”.°§.':.“:.:. .':‘;:.:. . :°....""‘*-. .3, ..... to-3.’ "um 9°-(J Q *3 ‘* 3- Damn‘. Pubuvbod 'l‘- B 1‘: .PtIh- = :moe)........'.... 1.419 as an! Inn. -mu Danny u . nun u I 1,41" gnaw ....::; :‘..:=°:*,:°;,::*-..'*1:* ":.:.'“°'° " °' rm-B -*=~= ~° :0 M on GI! 1 $ 5) no new In or they riouuull lmnoh ‘ o_:1,¥:d‘:o flat lud°’n.ﬁsluI IHIADOOCIIIOIIC nn- 3 uupecun 3 cl la wall dcvotapod. no p 1 I. ‘no pg untully IIWII. Ind the-ohu-Acton drawn ill a :53.) 7o ":l‘"fit:\“E‘.'x§:‘Il:':e>' Gmurn. ny Gown Wgnu gm... %'m 3 B-cynoldn. bum-1 r. :1. we a ' llmtlun.Phl nu. than one ol zulagou u2}’,.':'.';?.§’§''"° 1': 5:3‘)? 3 axnlliat Inunotul noulsjvor by Lxuu 14:. Rogue . nu ntld In style, lull ol|ual— 1,31 -.5 --uslod- pliant. Huh vloo lay 1 on 33 . wilholn oxudlog dollouw, d L199 1; BQDG dodvotl 1198 . 1 M3“ 73 uas-nnourn FLDIIIG vol ~. Ilaltllrltt ¢_ 3) 3*:.*%‘*.‘.**.....' ’-= .=:‘:&- "I - M of m'mm|.= . " 5 ran 4 $2 Z ta‘ :1: tngglvllollysog; _¢u 9; - 35°‘u°a7|’"-’" ‘W1 . ‘ .0-599$ wi:htMworlllnlnoval_ . , . sumo; Tnxllonuxooox. youauxuu In 1'31»; go- oawll - llllo me ' ' ’ Ghzdlbgoui as u u v_ . {:33 I . O byl'.-ll.-I _ k &- |n‘uAs; 311 N “* ..:°* "‘$m -"“ 4:: 2; . 63 we "61 % 3.’ " :-'acsisv11yﬁ.‘;.‘..*.’.".;.'I.'Iif.".'.’.'l’.' ‘ .1: ' ‘§:i._z‘ "so " .§...:* 9.22 so u ‘ _ . . _ my trunking onho nod uulu‘ q'€u,,.,...’.‘ "- - A32 $3 3”""°"'-.h3:";°;"“°'1'W°°§“5° "53’ Wmxaluusnr . ........‘ .._ _... V z‘.m..oov mu, nu:-u%muu:;T°h "magi: on us "‘,”.“"*“‘ . l,u§o19.w l » 'P.°".‘!‘1..93T5,¥‘- .~'. dlrpoglllou at the body at ‘am nus}; Bmlth, on ohlckeag lhlotx ,, , A '.':'v‘m"«'s¢. um‘ t1:n.ix‘&;l§,rl‘..Iklut..‘. . . , “W. V _ xi-:.ni,n-yj.-E a,na,o mo: .- Ieulioot‘.-lo‘. the lane ‘about 1: o'clock" many high: nod tuuzrooudj um; oarpna. ‘1‘b01_h_aoughtlhol>od!to£ntB£.—.l'..ouiJ no «so 8319!!-to'l,:eop‘l,s;In ,po_lloo oﬂoc ,nn'u.l . _ ‘ay moxilngi §u§‘lll'o oﬂocr oi dnlyrolulodtoro-‘ oclge tho "gll.ﬂf' u.M.ll_ an otgot 1:-om Mnyot mu vet! than . " - :3 'ru3:"4 m° hm ed fibul. 5: a: union .T.w-an». Erna . 3 I‘ omsxnlllm lull mow ‘la: mucus. .luiunovboen _u lkolo dunno body.lu.d.hn: lmproluhlo tholilltnlsb nponhlnporson urmywbom V angngoiléanol doaxocoun nlllzua. -Hun nonzoed ho: lululion oxplgviiu mmm luuhud'|‘nnMu, and ...y...x.°‘?'.°5!.W~*='°4**°..‘**"'%': ‘**::¢9*:*:r- ~-‘.”.i‘?—’§‘.*'.“.‘.";°".*’.‘°@‘ § .. . Vaum. 0. Edwu-do chuxoa I.awn'ooo‘ll(lln‘l. with grand hrcony, In lloallnx 3 mol: at llmollir ‘ My vlluod as 3200. ‘Eumlnllon tskoa place In Ila: zoom: or Crlmlnal haunt. _ f ‘ Was. 3. null: mxkeu 3: oimllsr nacnuliou lulu: Wllllmn Exwln, -um hour, for calla; no Oonootlun on the M9: thong’: worn lntcndcd to be mnlorm run an "°" hm‘ - . -VI , , ‘ Lllllo (luulcl. _II ln ln N.» vJIIx:nca Pltrlck Donn chxrgu Jaaob Yoshi Wm: usual: on bnlootvorlbloluualmln at pa;-many, Iolzlll hlmwuuapuwl. - "Wu luvs‘ _ vul'!roa' -. Karon asoo.» » Thoma onuxu wmlun In-lu,n,llu TFRV Y9?‘ ‘M 0!-wllfv.‘ “A ‘rout-Boornn om} 1ucr,.ulu Anna: .l‘.iuot,Allu Elnnor. all.“ Gavernrnonln the V Ilml Emu." h Gonrxmﬂ. is-Iran, zhronoon. with {nod Jlroony, la‘ "luau, oi mosaic Norms! Gohool, lL'ld[.§IflL§l', uullug sotonh olclozhlux. 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I _ ~ . t'MlIo—ei¢hI rams. nvxst "No!-ﬂﬂdlb um: 5. :§='2‘§?§;§#¥ﬁg§. ‘‘ ‘W: “ : -$ "Ina-I -' - T H; SITUATEON. On Bonn-_<1aynox-con:-bank noteadne the sauna nth mature. Tomoctthompgromptly we mall. to: thonext six days, make QPEOIAL BEDUOTION8 1n'the_ tuning "yrlccl 01 our immense stock of llonnnd 361:’ Winter Olothintn Paytlos desiring EXTRA FULL VALUE tor thelrmonarythesopocullnr times. would do well to the TIGKNOR & 00., < Fourth Street and Waghlngton henna. 0 ouricrgatsjo and $15 L . "V: . . r F/,;.._ '4 -I :. H‘, ’ ‘ianmA1~rr“vAssofa.'ri2rENr. rmone. ~ ‘- -4i' _ m*a2a%::°w::°s':o»>*“-ii? 1;. on ma ‘ms-mu Jar ‘ ~ ‘an —..m' M _ fr;-g.° .m......‘..::‘?:.¥:..‘?i‘..E“““' 5:. 2 Thudwrou umrooou - - 1 ‘ o. '°*"=:;*..:“2:'..*:.t”:.:.°.<::.+. -«'”‘“-~$~«---~ - . ‘ . . unutrcu. hm roouu..'g°n'c‘aoor o. out At: ‘ MADMIEA0R18ABmI] ‘ naronzznoxga _ ' ' ‘M-Tt°4°°°v¢* Human.]1n1r»and Oo__ .J_owe ‘ muG,sw HA‘ “Marga: , _ I ‘ ' M $x'Xo$x'é-m out): L‘. Ntmn . » ‘ EA. :3 ocianrgmms Goons Large Stock of Dewkatod'TdHéi mm M 2 M as '5" "°1§.5s.z. qzo nnaj'a's1‘M:a._rk'o_¢ H» F ‘CHEEVER, IBURCHARD. &*co..-'i 508 .North.Fourth~ stmet. - 3‘ MI-mnmxwénxoé V GAINEIE nnsxdns " ' 41.6 <;~ 1 _ wmsr.’ muons In Case Sn1ts,-Pa’.r1or _8uit:s :‘ _ emoney. L_ V . ',_613.‘.'_1‘iojfth,-Fourth Stgfeet. - ' 3 ﬂay‘ Prerogative of 0ur'New Couiééhnlai Dream: I ~- uneqtialedfoxf. magi“. , Gum: nu, Broadway, xuucnmrroum sfr. “ I 4 tr‘ - I _.____ '-.——-wJ——— ~o..ga s-.-um...’-.....;..._..... .._._v.,,.,..._._......"...-..- . ._ " ’“r..: ...._," -...--.._. . .73, .. ..,. ....,....._. D t st; '4 f Elli; 9 , 1 TYRIAN rust-on ‘« Horrible Textures to Extori; 9. Secret. ' _ Resolution: or inenaugied end Roasted - Victim. An rxqnlilicly brstltllul color-. for the dye- ing at rich studs, ‘was in ancient times the tint ltnovm on Tyrisn purple. _It came from 5‘yrc,inher palmy days, and its inns was spread over all the world. but in _,tln'_ievths'_ secret oi its production vm lost, and‘ even as that once great city catch into obscurity. so the glory of her art passed into oblivion.‘ Loos an‘! pniiolilly the dyera-oi other landfsouxlll x to rediscover the lost art. In vain, however- Thcy could produce imitations, approximat- lug lo the object oi their scsrcb, but the real Tyrisn dye always eluded them. Ptiasibly Gulilelb I3oel'hlAYu,' of Amsterdam- ln lT';.~4. come on near to getting It its may of the many experimenters did. ti. indeed. ho dill not really perfect his discover)‘: bu‘ [3 710 ‘Nd. his knowlzrdxc died with him. Mid by such horribly tragic means so constitute to this tiny ooo_of_ the tisritest pages in the insi'h_l.i.ory oillollsad ‘ ' ‘ iloiilelb llccrlgsve V Amslefdlm at the.tlnu;u;, _ gn._ol_d_ttli1I, had two child \ danshliﬁrﬂid 0.10 I nrenll ._ . tc.s-thorooﬁo :......l..¥,.. oi the - i. shad- cd , , which hit beets out. he had dglotidf. - _-to" , e science of nti'un’- ’ lrii‘ —-i.ben’in;lia;ln cm-in-‘am arison“wltb‘ ‘Khalil. new ls‘-an _ been. 7 this old, enabled I0 sddio thcresonroea, or his mile "i’1ng.]prIYn\o_'f > Iron: whltzhbcghttd do- rircd on hone , _ no motion and consider- alileIpr'oilt._ It or, him. .,1mr8'ver. the gruooett day or his-Iﬂt,5It'l:en he believed that e had‘--discovered the secret.-or the T risn could not ;lte,gp?;-from ts kin: should he, .evcn.‘,lt';hc ponidt rs were honest,‘ simple-minded ted-‘in the purple. no :‘-.‘i‘.’“..‘.’‘“.‘'.’.' no men. who ihcd him and panic! _ iay of his trials it. Even had ye] ’not_1hid n neighborly so friendly p_ride*ln'-._hls soc-' ceuez. they wcro,t-oh honorable to; seek to. steal hle'haxd-won"knovIledgo. so he told all abotlthitn—_lils‘n_ei bors'.;his (is blue, his a reoiic_c.‘even e -strangers it to ‘en: uretnis shop-that he knew how the pllrplo was ' reduced. and thsrlrnov edge must nsaitn h. in one of the richest and most fsmous men n the world. He would have told hisson all about it, and, indeed consid- ered it a great hsrdshlfuthu he could not do do so, but Peter was ours on a trading vu -ago oospaln. But, witha, tbeold did nottoll his secret. Kc onlysalvao or its‘ results. This constsn V aginntion oi his apprentice, Frlederich Guise- voort, untilthai.-xoounir man resolved to co- qulrc the valuable secret I: fair insane or tool. in order Iioenrioh him when birtcrtn oi itpprclltlorahlp should expire. which would have been but stew months after the .ilo1e.at which this relation commences.‘ fro-this end he endeavored tccoax his old master to tell ttio him. but in .vsln.:"‘_,1.‘hen, he sonxhtto steal it. by} log in bid ‘g behind a parlor- sud wail‘ n beer Dos:-here's laboratory. and watchln the old men’:-ox rlmsnts. in that dis cnoraible sttcntpt it won caught before he had learned that wblch_hc was alter, and the old dyer. indignant at his treachery, csustd him to be arrested and hetero the burgomasicr. _ . . By lbs} oillcisl-'v order, it the instance of llynhecrﬂocrhavo, the young man‘s -'ln:ien- turrs -were destroyed; it made public, sndztnrthsrmoro he was whip‘- ped publicly I-B anlcxsnnple to other appren- tices who might be dis ed to learn more than their masters saw I: to teach them.- fi lederlch Golscvoort wss a-youth who it Id not the sicndy, stlcnt dla iilonc: persist- enco cbarsci ting Ho lenders generally. He wanted .to get rich by some bold and . origins] stroke rather than by the accumulation -oi savingtircm honest toll during a course of .\'cars. ml: to tell he was somewhst lazy. . till, but for some extraordi event, such a ‘tidy which had occurred to h m, he might. one on [or Less-s honestly; chatting and grow g-sbonth hard tote always, but still working. After this. however, no -master tiger would omployhiin. In fact. no respect-. a lo tradesman wanted anything to do with this yriched a pi-entice. , . so Frieder oh fell into very -bad hnblhs. Povcrt succeeded idleness bad companions and cv lhabits com lewd ruin, and in c you short time he me a thorough ampe- grsco sad the associate it: span: of hardened stretches who. through. crime‘, picked ’ up n. Ere-carious livelihood, sometimes in .An"stu-. am i:aelf"oi’tcner in London or Hamburg. The iuo’er of this organised band ot_crltu~' lnsls was nasnusn, who professed to be a count, and vs his name on 11 ion Reich- blum. To in Geleevoort con tied his do- me tor the acquisition or ldynhser Bosrhaveﬂ wonderful secret of the ‘Iyrian urple dye. and so far worked upon hint by. nstantglom log conversation about it that the robber was . convinced that it they could acquire it. they would be enabled to lice to spsin'or some ‘ other country and become the possessor: of unbounded wealth through itsposscssion. in concert together they matured-n diaboli- cal schuneto compel the oldd or to his secret. They did not tell t’heou we as» sociated with them what their resl purpose was but to them held out the manner but so cient. temptation of plunder to win their col: ﬂlsiftgel " titecxapprcnticc said, -“has thousands of ’broad gold pieces packed in a’ There is nobody about the house htlllhlmoelf. his daughter, and an old sex-rant woman whobleeps "in an apart.- ment remote from his, and s toothless ‘.old» watch-dog who no-longer troubles himself to bark since he itnows-he has no more teeth to bite. The house stands agocd ‘distance trons» izy nel hbox-ls; the canal at the -ao_ot’,':_aud I we km: Jy which-will-admit no whenever an.‘ . till. 2.... ts !scliitl:¢a'Ina ° " W“ liynheen rhsve suddenly -a sleep to iindbie bedsurrounded by re and are he could utters cry‘; cruel pg...’ shapedgsgwssthrnst into his mouth. His daughter was sinsiisrly awakened and st- ' lcnced, butnelthor the-old servant nor the dohiaad their ainmbcxs disturbed. erobbera wens masked. They found the gold promised them by I-‘riedsrich, and sciidsilvsr plate. Then they v lhod an stsriousl sethsyhsd oonse.bul‘::i'i.h the: . ynheci-~ oerlutva db: sd. Tn morning the servant feitc Mics Bosrhsve in 2.2:’ §.'§.".°".§‘.‘.."..".:.°:‘.‘.§’}‘.&.l‘°‘ ‘:..."'° “all s so I nice of the old em be euérfreo. ' pus; ‘ " tutti" 1 it ““””°'""*“"-.':::‘%§5:.t bbars, an outrage and robbery scone could remember as havin ever been trated in Amsterdam. and e authori made no- ;m:dal but févgllshs endeavors to ﬁnd was (:5- en era.‘ cnnperson pact. .. . though Mina. said there wuwa‘.:i:r‘z::n-and that one had gone. no one knew where. Tint _ suspects person was the cs:-apprentice. . Mina was utrc she recognised his voice among the robbers. ~ . ..““.§.'1”‘°“.:'2’.?’ ..”“"’°“.‘.‘l.‘.'“ “‘° ““‘.‘.§l“' ere ry r. rpe on ' mu A: Four 0! l.be'rols‘bers eﬁrrled hi beer Iber- have dcwntoaamail boot In. e canal and placed hint on board-. The at ht was dsrlt ‘ and stormy. None of the wax men deemed l worth while to be abroad in such weather, account Hugo von Relcitblum, Geisevoort. and two comrades, with the captive dyer. Enicd unchallenged through the city and, 7 ways known to tbemseivci. reached. ere auorninx. a small but svvlit sailing vessel up- on which y nude. their escape town-rd Norway. Ere Anutevdsnawaa ,s'.'vske1ltey were is: not old ht. at sea. The robbers of Count volt Iteiehb n_m‘s band were, when oc- cation served. on: on as well. and it was tonne of their haun , an extensive cave In the rocks near the coast of Norway. that they conveyed tbetr . . They id not ar- rirest their _ until the second It! t NONI}. 19°F? 58 ' ppntltlcasodlbadycr ss:°“m'"“' "I I . _ . y once more pu outta ass. isuodisggio so tendon and. open neeotlstiona there lcgctbefpsynsent‘ "oi a 1-zgsomferltynhser--Boerhsvs, ‘by’ his rel..- tives sod friends. this-bcidsd ion‘ of Italian banditti practice having; , '~ sug- lmtcd by their leaders: tlacexcnse for’ car- 11?}; the old nann awa‘y."d x ‘ 0 on Y! 701' Ill 6 pltlgb .‘ xpgg. Ige had grouitht. on a violent state‘ of rheu- -l m: be intend for his stolrtt gold. and thuddsred with dread or a future which be ‘ ,torture‘§;tem rim ' ttslk iniiamcdi the . in1-- ' tl.lhl.tnBllll.BcI was “ ﬁned with horrid fora-bodio . "i1t'e’y\vern landed and safely any-, -which was atnvery 'mw1§:t:it', on old rascal. secret-of the Tyrlan purp o, crlt with-yon.” V ad trivial to him. :21“: as:-rliice._.-lie he life. He had bow valuablo is COIID soybod cl . No! ate. in red. In nothing. Rather than submit, would :1 "W17 .. but not soon’ '. O .i.§5.".5-'u"zl’. rude. old-fashion instrument. which torn out 1 jaw stta_chrd_to,-esnh tooth. to give up his tests 1% as you may us before Vlcrlyflﬂl. we dine.” drank, .41!-'.clﬂIl.n' .-mes-uw hearing, Ill .-eocnre gedcmhlstse. 13:311.... ‘Ii’.- sentcs purl cy were compel ope:-all for several hours, sacriﬁce lire until they had ‘secret. - ~ po nied piece of ltlc~Jnlnts inslicox. or bsbit, 3- ! noi al er’: axonized screants, -hu our nature, instead of ran the cgtusc or the cries, be it count von Ilzichbltun drop scoundrcis were quickly secured to tison. .. "1 epoor discoverer of u now quite demented and a onto he can d be at in; this time.tho excitement been round. ‘Witch ,3 . tor the orrtaint xcnerally is would be sdequ elydoslt with enormous crimes at the see. who Boat-have was sent for, from Amsterdam only in time secret the ‘ryrlan purp to. scattered any ngﬁltbst “the cruel are alway ' :ior bot evinced the most abject ext cutioncr. crons oxten ornaments thsaireets oi Edinbu ll prided hitnaelt on 1vca.rr‘i ‘ end a pair of stron oowh Dean its dlrtier phi hay ch them. It is said ills’. he oes has his hair or wash his use. A 11' taken somewhat by surprise. an old man aitlin alone at a and an oldpipe stuck in his men gentleman he expected to see. Arkansas si in: . I can. Visitor. I wantte see him. ldsn. He's not lost. dig. I want to see Mr. Dean. d Man. Young man, tllore o occuio - i . you andyou Lina. sire:dy.. r - Vlsllcr."- ‘Where, slr_l_ ' ' H old lien. iii hthere 506396115; it was r r of Dean in sen Francisco s few as he reminded him of his tanner which theyhsd a hearty laugh. 3 s eltered in the only point on the coast. the ex-apprentice said to his former on will layout ‘am up his -caret! ‘no’ loss otfhlv In il. dssrur evsnthsn . d to bequeath it oyiobls‘ only son, n he won V have been a most as wiiiingto pilve his’ lite to?» A He was resolute. elastic-\ his determination to reveal in. _ . well ”the lied‘ “B01011 ml!» E Y“? imagine.” is nine remaining: teeth they ed_ "wrote 1 menu of 81 ll be rotated. "it-‘over rnlnu,":ssld.;.lhci'count, who but heard or um dnmnahlo atrocities; committed by ct-rinln SI-HF! of robbers In Francois cen- n oxtorticg money iron: their ';rlv'e'v‘er mind, wrs have illtbertnod stillmorce cc vc mesons person on a our rlli-petal. Lei. usgive to thin): while Leaving the aa.n...‘:m=a:e_—i:...- bound upon the melt ﬂoor oi the cavern ; they ate‘ and theg; , e .-tortnres'to' which he Afssubifets-5.’ ti ‘-theyi_were.no iongonimply very band may but _ upon the ex- ‘ poscd=and.bloedln -row dash.‘-_'1‘tm horrible rs .y dept-ive<i,'_ In otzhis .23) suspend n order not to Wht-n o7could again l)ﬂ1k‘lT:lIl.'Jn1lly, e|wss as determined all ever in N4 ‘ spirit of desperation seemed to animate . l; and he declared that hc.vrot.ild rather die,-. th the endurance of all they could ill - upon him than be compelled to beslowso - ' sbcoe tupon such vrretohes. Ago recoinmonccd their sinus t V. '_ I139!‘-0-I-bie'sgcnica.. . ith’ I complain of rhnumst-ism," , him. with ﬁendish ssrcisni, .“r-o I willglv on Something to warm your Atiter each 3 oration of a joint, the would give hire is tofrcveal his secret It ll: 'wouiil,nnd call nhiinto do so. But. is thlslimc his age hadcrszed him. nod he .cnly scrcunodn vesoostl the propo-ed tchlzn. He no or possess the can- ‘ _and answered, from .o This course at tort rolo tor sov- mlbomt. andmm have resulted IP01 343117. in the death c iin, but tor a. the tow chwss led the . slot’: cave. instead or . 3 1, u.,,":,-Im. nary path over the 1:: o ell . B this means hcwnsenahl to , eu- ecre whicbwerc in his has: it and Cirlsevoorl, loosing his hold upon = -iIxn’s st-ms, sprang to his lost. 3 before with the kindest can an l nlclcnlly recovered to us the evil ioriunc which had befallcn him. I) count!‘-ﬂown-intense, wherever the story was told of theplight in which be h , slbitor. Burs y, sin‘! IlII_lI9fl__I3GtQn{n“,, As soon at arllotlvvl as stt'.fltt-2..-. till he said. he in sober ted. him- ’¢'h¢l‘ W!‘ of plncerv, gained his I tit ' .§‘.’z"'x..°.'Y . in n no!" sud » -' 1 I "z.".‘7iu‘3. A Tsarsnsscn idiot." Spontaneous combustion of the-Diving Human Body. Very Leon‘ and Very Fat: Drsstskss-mt Lhpblc to be Burnt Up. ,' [From the. Albany 'l1mes.l “ ‘-Borne years ego-it story, supposed to be one of those convenient, made-up stories which help!» ﬁll out the botlona of a newspaper column, went the roundsvof the press, and died away at last in the extreme rural dis- i.rl_cis,aho_nl. the spontaneous burning up oi‘ an oldffenuutee topsr. It was aaid.l.hat he put: scoelol drcupon his pipe to light it, and while in the. act of blowing this cool to ignite the tobacco, his breath took lire, a‘ kind of. ‘nine dams and dense smepo curled no, and. in amiunie or two the smoke cleared awe and all that was left of topsr, pipo,'breszh and all wssa hm: oi ashes. - Ncbodyserio y believed the story of the Tcnneneeioper. and t when one comes to look into the matter s will and that in dit- leront parts:"of ‘the civilized world cases of spontsneooscotnbnsuon of the living human bod are onreoord which nrc as wall ,_eutnsn- iics d asthebettic of Bunker illll. Radical men have been acquainted with such facts lot :1 Gina 1{,or*e|<'advsr‘,tdcsscs in which grog: are pa -‘ c ry an -s -ante ling: dxlsposedcl geigﬁdlofbv involun- Luv tel!-eremstion,=_.-are-.by on menus no- common as one tnlgtttsuppose. Various msd- ' icsl books mention numbers and numbers or lahemi about which there can be no shadow oi ou . . - The causes of such an cxtrsordioary phe- nomenon so the spontaneous burning-up of a live human being was at ilrgt so ltnpcoetrahie mystery. Juries summoned these cases readily arrived at the nearest and easiest way out of the dimcuity. and decided that it came by A “visitation. oi God;” and even now., when visitation: or God are not supposed to be so frequent as-they used to hc,thc mystery or spontaneous combustion is not yet wholi y solved by science. This much is certain, however, .it occurs in elderly ersons at in- tcmpcrste hail-its. Both very can and very int dnmltanis are liable to be burnt u . Thlrdly-women particularly are apt to when out or the world in this awful tunn- I El‘. ' Death from spontaneous combustion, or, as it used to be called Wprctornstursl combus- zlon by visitation or God." is almost instanta- neous. One moment the nniortuusus indi- ' uduaiissiivc human being: the next mo- ment he is is been oi ashes and a.bsd gmeli, with pcrhxps on item or two or a hal con- ~umed head or foot let: to tell what had been. There is but one wellqeslahiishrd instance in which the spontaneously consumed person lived ion enough tonsrrstc how he was at- locked. hstln nil’;-Iva: a Roman catho- ilc priest F1: {is - Fatberllcxt retired to bed one evening in the houses rtlstlvo. A few moments alter. "is atran ' people of the house rushed In, and behold Father Ber- lholl standing in tho noor, our:-ounded¢l‘:1y it strange. illckorinf dune, which raced as they csmen iltea. will-o’-the wisp. A snrgconwss led, who found the skin of the rig 5 arm and or the back loosened and hang- .u own. --'§‘ho patient lived four days, and died in a most orribie tnsnnz-r, too horrible to de- The only account he could 3 -he attack was that be bad suddenly lelt a blow upon the right arm as Lt he had sudden- lyhccn struck with sclub. On looking at his arm he saw aspark of line hsngin to his -lecve, which instantly was burnt 0 arm. ia’,cap was also burn! all. ‘while his hair was not even scorched. In this casctlaero was no ilre or light in the room. One case or "pretsrnatnrsi combustion” which occurred something over sixty years ago, served an excellent p e to our good I ends. the iiethodists. w printed it far, and wide and made a truly avvtul example or The icsinsanw recoxdsthivouels ihrou it _ htiu he was able to do can to’: .. e _ case, the popular V against his tcrtnrers know nobouhdtr, and hnt it that they ‘ atlou ' by the law. they would have assurcdlyxbago egpgtod their on 3 e popu- but arrived to ﬂed her father-giiioz, and with him was again lost the II Both lbeﬁountvon Rsichb um sud Fried- orich Gelscvcort were broken upon the wheel. strangled . theirbodlea burned and their ashes lo the winds. The-manner In which met their deaths well illustrated the old I cowardly " terror of the ._....__...___._._.. A Mighty lnasourlnu. , [Yvon the San Francisco Alt: WWLA ‘there is now, or lately was, in our ml at, a. wish .,}i.isaotu-inn, by the name of Henry Clay an. Ila issu able but an eccentric man. He is reportcdto bebrllliant to so ox- ireardlnnry degree, but eccentric Includi- t. A man oi culture but not of relinesucnt. Original , a preacher ot the cape}, he is ovations with the cut flowers of liibllcsl rhetoric. while in vats otmv‘ersticn'be lass profuse in ro- nty. His prescn.t_proi‘ossionis unto the ones Greeley n&°an old whlrtlzhoost stuck at buttered oi white hat on .l..'s..l.'?.'i his head ' an either of even comb 1 once visited him at his hlissauri glans?‘ :35: not knbwlnlt the chtuctor of the msn. was Driving up to his beaniil-41lIplsoe,ho noticed ' - c e less bare-iootc and bare h '53‘ 00”" hanﬁing to his sh’oulders by one .l..p..‘.’.‘:3f lb. .}1e interrogated the old man about the and the can- versatlon was carried on in the follosvlng pyou tell use if Hr. Dean is at . I your . 0” Where can I and hiss! "voila:-. Well, old genilsnisu, this is tri- is nothing to show me to hlnder you. . Visitor. Be enough to him, or tell him want to see him. M-in. Xi‘ He has use Mr. an. .. . . _, . »0ld Jun.‘ Ifyondonlt thicken. there’: ~ liohann 0. = - . ' Visitor. ‘Well, sir, I mt'iat_’.sp_0loglzo for on. - -. . ~. '- . *4 lino ‘FIR I". iir. audits‘ seaied.. I ,. will go and dtaaron s socks. ' ‘Pee vlsiio tel ’-to sailed _uponhtr. since, when rviemover it. In ho st us to state in lhcbc stain the he does come nd solely tor ﬁe isgts 11‘ the t llspxlns, or even titan Wes- eyan minister who nrsttold qstoxy, but at it was conﬁrmed from other sources. c story of this truly awful example is about ,. fths just above was I large the edges, though which ‘the lazy xod~hot body had burned‘. .way and dropped down have the room oiihinsnete below. The person 0:- ' ' share was on old woman Hnmtdg ."‘<1’raeoclte. who was not only a oar cnedﬁner butaninveterate drunlusrd, beside- . b‘Ncal rnnhedup-stairs sud huntfvpcl hardened old sl.nner’s door. In this toonlseionnd to his consternation no 311- ‘I but cslys hole in the floor- Pssoocite had burned her it ,t b the pundlsturggd and tea cinder. - The ittoli . tireiy consumed, while {he heed acdporticna of the limbs are sometimes but untouched.‘ The maid at Cornelia Bandi, an eldsrlrvllnlian‘ Countess, went into her‘xnlst:ess_' reootto waiveheru , one morning. Elite fottcdno mistress, oil on the door. a little distance iron: Ihs bed, lay a heap oi ashes, and in this dreadful heap of ashes some little parts of the hehd eyes and arms oi the nnhapp Count- ess. This lad? h been convtsn y lathe habit of bath its her body with compiler- atcd spirit of wine. , Allover the room and furniture where the Countess had been consumed. there was a itreudy, sooty deposit. The moist disagree- able epoiit of soot, and on client vs odor at burnt mess, slways attend and result from the spontsoeous combustion of s human body. An examination oi the bloodof these unfortunate:-that is. where there is any blood left. to examine-shows that I consider- ableboghnuty is mingled with watery part of Rev. Mr. Ferguson ct Dublin relates that in the famiil of one of her parishioners re- sided an oi woman who, with her daughter. was in the lolattot in; to bed in a suite of intoxication avs n t. The two slept in the! same bed.’ . e old woman for some days, had been drinking more st:tl’snt s lrits than usual. when ‘coo morning the only were awakened by ahcrrtbis-_-smelling smoke. ‘lfhvy hastened td the s t of,tha two "women, and round the rot the old woos- ao black as cinder, ‘ and necking‘ all ever. Bite me quite dead, when her,‘ and I entirely consumed , while neither ':she::'altxbter who was hssldsher. nor any of ..:a.2.;’:°=‘i»'...u'i...'?.'.'.s‘.: ...§l.i°:.”“.-v‘."‘-cl‘: .1... hcrttttsbandcsnssholselatsfroms . she wonldsit up, she should sit tip}! the drains. .Asothcr time we 4 °‘“"‘“¢ ,".’!!..¥“-l°#“..'. 1?-399 and ihstwo quarntied violently, ‘is r. - . __~ _ ..’.;“°:l......W*".t ?:. =:%.:..“'=g.‘.':,**.......i.°°°**" "eomsthio " in her ' at-or-chair. s Lt had been -put there by or ' , ass scarecrow tetrlcisten no hot. Going near how denly honor strnccri to iind lbs: "sosnethln " was thsrcmalns or her loss ?mm'x'.:so who it . oonsu e an Igenaities were not let? . heed, with the halt in curl neither the hair nor the curl-paper: were burnt in the least. The room was full oi the oi_l'cneivs.burnt odor before mentioned. It was ugly with the ﬂ'6_Il«Bll. dlllieuity that the meal girolession were able to reach the acts is case. since the lam!) of the dead woman used every mennsin the r _power to hush the alair up. lilo wonder! ‘When a human beiogtahcsﬂrelnsidc and Mom up at bimaeg. hoﬁhdgglcs he do Ittil goo w especial] e in .c v- ing chi am e thocryct IE5:-isital:‘lon of God on t is subject, it becomes ncccessary to sccount for ntaneons notnbustiowcc rs.- tionsl prlnclp or. This theory and been held by different persons but the most plausible one seems to be that the combustion a caused by the colon of ioilamIns’olI- gnrcstienereted in a , issued and dBpl‘.Al‘8C' organ nation. Thebcdyotepsusntwho diet in a hospital in France was examined. soc when perforations were made in vsrloaggorto or it, a gas issued therefrom which lire from the name at a. candle. , '_it'be.b'ody otnllvl human i sometimes becomes so diocese -tlxar-its urnl secre- tions are depraved and perverted. In ‘this state it is supposed that .cerinin-inilsnuna- his gates are genenurd, which, mingling with air and oxygen, torn ox losive mix- tunre inside the human body‘. e M has gucalesttendcd with’ your dru .goes. pool and nothing is trig. oi him but a greasy snacks and sheep or an rl. , . A DBKAK. _ it its Veriﬁcation After Twentyhtlve Years. ‘ - as the (bio. limes-wicker. And yogi? mm sh see Vllldugl, and old men shall dream dreams. We believe that is the correct quotation it it ein'twc don't charge anything extra lot- the above hit oi scripture. if you would rather have it that old men shall see visions and youth men dream ‘lhlsla n no count . Jlnttalking abgut reams. We havet s but authority for believing in c‘-reams, for we remember that the Bible tells us that Jueph got. clltcf it might tight place once by inlay;-eligg it dream that . Pharaoh dreamed. nd oseph could just. beat any iurttlnc teller oi his time. He started out I poor boy in the world. under adverse circum- uanees, witha coat that was an ndvcrtlem ment tor a slot. msnmfaetory;-his hrothcr threw him in the pit, rlgb‘ behind the or- ieheslrs. and cameo him. 5.. Jose it went right ahead, and exec t a slight rn annder- sisnuinz with Mrs. Yo phsr,.loaeph’e record In just as clear as George Was n's. And we don’: believe Mrs. phar was an put shakes, anyhow. - ut alum: dreams. We know they‘ come lruo. The ilrst time we amertsined t is fact Ives when we were a hey. we “pl: ed hooky” from i and went home or darlt,atl’ic§>cdnpIlalrathobsck we ,sndxo- lngto . Thatni htvve dream we gotta horse-whipping, sure enough, the next morning it came true. V . And that's the rcsscn we believe in dreams, go shead. dreamed we found is pocket-book with about $15,000 in it. ‘She nrxtwday vlisuﬁot tllr1l¢d‘Dlg‘aI the home teams e eon pay rcn , res men stood at the front door. with ills their hands, and two ccustsblea watched the door. while the sheriir uton top or the "uégmyi am i no tru we now out a on me e. . But that itss nothing to o with what Uncle Jimmie hit-.‘Klnzie dreamed twenty-ilvc years n o. lie dreamed that in the vicinity oi -v ere ltoberly now stands was a gold mine, and in his he saw it marked on the sur- face by n Pcculisrliabspedhak. He saw the lock to p slnly in is com bullem that its contour and lormatlon Ir indelibly sum ed in his htfctnfn .“&lehd!smla'scd tiie ‘phanﬂ mm s in r e awoke, as n 41- lots of: dlalempered braisi or over exerted body. Since that time twenty-ﬁve years hive elapsed. One daythia week passed done in this visit: his sttcutlon. thojoxsct counterpart «-1 the dream he bod. years ago to n. .‘.’.’.’§"‘....‘ ‘§°"....“.‘f“{i§t‘i‘2§‘..ll.9l’ .¥.‘.""....“‘..“..‘§i‘f.‘.§ of what he land seen in hiavision n the years long ago. He broke on’ ..ploces oi the stone and had them examined oz an sxpert—-an old Colorado mi.nc1~—who nsuzedisteiy pro- v oounced them a gold bearing qu._a.rtx, or ex- ceeding richness. ’ Uncle Jimmie keeps his secret, and places -mpiielt conﬁdence in the revolution. ‘it would be slratt Indeed it after all these [on years, Uncle J mmlo's dream should come true. ‘the Glory of the navigator Islands. (hosts the Overland llonihinl For more beauty of scene‘! the Nsvtgstor islands are probably equal, not snpsrior. no my in the Pacino. The scenery of the sandwich lsicilda although grand is some- what checrlcsr tlaerrlendly him are In- pe lstively terille. but too time cndlow-lying -ml». picturesque; the Fulton in mar places sterile and forbidding; w Ceylon. perhaps the most textile - lsisndln world . s so only in the interior. Alone of all the ocean groups. il:o.2l’a on do not disap- point. ‘Seen from the - eekof avessolstcw miles of the land. tbsri are nohnusy tropical islands that presents. more _ beautiful or pie- law dasansd tale, sled. f ii; . pggu sign-'0 .. a.ud’s:\nrpassed by Xo°31. But in h lit; m i an "u§.lDOq\‘3,:b‘£B§ IOhl.;h as Bavpa°ill“by1.UJ0;feet. 031 513398“! "335 30‘ llfll. (Rite . it nova-th'eless‘showa‘n«bold' and majestic Dnrllsthaw-rhvjmn I.‘ Inveecahe macs. .Ecr2tapJ tncese.t.he.n:csu.a in not Iorxott-n-his tor-oer. path!-u A roekslhal.1ccnl.tlteInousttsinsumnsltsnrs,it -zflgighgétﬁku thﬁatooa it Mango thc’wllao::., -tthcextnscrdinarg tn)1.lt(;n‘gi'l6°'_I1&¢ﬂ.-'|l41'.ll°°l|lL3m§T3|"11'°'Y — trons spec amen . " .. ,. _ -~ 5 ’ W00“ 01?-°d°=tb 0- ch-inlishtginc gm oat? 1" "s ' $3.". .m.l‘33Tl.‘....§"""‘ shrghhfidugy which hwlth nrsan“ strike vv_il.h:slsotric Q... or gaihsnti neeq nussesotvspos-.-or wrsppeyl. in mist {Olga -gahill: Irzgiimllilouoﬂ 0‘! |‘h5!:lv°'I"1’€. recent diabolical-. . - and storm-clouds... 'm-,. - ’ '~".~.- un I-done : on yregbs" « I on below?!‘ Zrexlo - and dssxiesw the-co ons oi’ hi; gvcxftefnfo co vieuiftxion e mm? my .1?At;tx1S‘-’t‘be-'i.rs:aY:‘rc Iwm WW0 encased in the warmth of an in the pixnisiuncntois - . , small on stuniedandtho wth thin. snmneat. or onswe-ed In the vivldneu 0! In’ sinner.’-' v .'act_wiih sv recs otgducent v tauon .illustrstion.il.iasaid-some ct xhls inform when has is’ .. ‘cup snspl3y'i.uchsr=acut.uni.il thinan antics areﬁmost using. Sonnet also he among immingtm "Inc;-Q My phb or yarn: bo- dlvcsts himself of his clothing-.-throwing oi!,_ llkg eh. mm. “.1. . 39,“, ‘ho;-gas ¢m.pi.¢.|,_ u-oping, in succession cost vest, cravst,aod evsnrc-' , vary my ... .. tees oi s .h tdilcrent’. es new llcving himself of his boots. .. .1 - v 1.1,“; gm. . ms‘.-¢,,g.mgii;s.y, ad 31:. Qttlido posits to It meniii ualitics on his even pfhen jtgjgﬂxm 11;; mt“; gﬂciﬁgﬂ. as of decaying NW3“ ‘Wk 0“ 10- 910 Nth I-rink deed casino in to.relai.o -resets onus. .. the trees meet, gggggflgggﬁgggoplm 1- ngtogt-mtg r.¢laihln‘g‘.ltuv onnd who - lmimgfsleary cine?! three 1. which the whims“ ‘momuuﬁoncu lisp. “rough while personlosiggdthcclctbh 49215 § rays oi the son a ve in vain to s i.in.u...£.': “mun -. iamtwnint. sx<'»:xn°§ him all .3’ '13:, Jtnoist, and does ing. The sieis sickening ".§‘.:‘:".‘.3‘.:'.‘l’.lt. ..§’?: 'l.“.“...;“i3.-l'e“.‘..5l°.¢‘l: :30 creepers and 1? visits that than clong the ground. at every s p trip no‘ thounwary. On the trunks and hrtnches the trees are clnatsqaot rare ferns sod orchids y or an Alntrlosn hot- ._ I t trees are man on which tho'nalivcs'de‘pend for lite. Theyrc is ’-3”“ (Whose bitter nuts are eaten in times of scarcit );ihe orange, the lnln and the lined tr t. Then tbersisthcststely cotton tree. the .sombe:-fdilo, and the coconut 91131 with its I ' crown, at once the igogaand the _ th of the South Bea ‘I118 smiled In liasnyplsoss is covered with 1» atom. male 1'‘ ..wi-ion the- “. stxnoze'3‘1kVlhs,r_c_ali : Annixv tel mm nu,’ ,1,’ “gum tbsoothcrqa ‘the’ Enmpresa Charlotte" Va-hiss ‘ pltone =stete.'N. This on-‘ to e led? I. condition has been‘ anythinlt 1711 , P0191 °1'W“'Y7Qtrs:'bnttheim ros- tlﬁb “H.131” |¢lvsrux,‘that rthe wdew oi’ '- ximiiiin Jﬁesiat «ml, an erroneous u 3, v"}:f;.:,,y.t.n . 0'36 13 4- 01' "“"1lo.is' authorized to con- ""'”°“. 31." . ,.‘v".‘¢.1°:7Inhi;ouecs that the ‘ l i stat cfinto . .11. :1 incl: l. lientally om ' » gzpgan i'|r1ElDﬁ‘ﬂdD, the ‘l:x:si>'a:d:‘I:'p't't;Ia?§olo§n:o Etgtgéﬁlcf‘ is s . e . n: or -. I . , lion. whereupon erbhsband vowed that ‘ii Poor. i -i The u-ml..§‘. {.’.'§.‘,‘Z‘,‘§. of .. ,... he 22 a tytthat immediately rivaled "D. . bell with water. anncint it with-oil, and marl: g¢...‘,...‘.... 1.3. .‘..'......'. ..'... ..a -'-:n " 911°‘?-,ht!l‘ll'€‘?F'§'?!i.!%¢vvtl-.\_=son=i-or. , - ‘ .nnd in the year 810. the arm lorin born in his of belbfoundin . pt I of Antwerp. c devils were terriiird as the scan and alunk in haste away; and that their ring- ing would avert ienapcsu, lions and abate the llghlningt-in consequence « X which it was thought necessary to baptize the in 1 have ‘the nity ‘uncut _v xfssthm: " mas. .~ '.Eltcir.History and Original Pur- = pesos. ‘ ‘the chest non. of the World--Interest? in; linromustion Concerning Them. . . [bout me Troy Dall1"riInee'.} The precise date of the invention of bells about he irsced--by some it is sttribnted to the Egyptians, who cradled civilization in its inlsncy. ‘Be this as it may, ills certain tho: they always used to announce the isstirsls in honor oi Osiris. Among the llehrews the high priests in grand ceremonies were 1. Itiild oi‘ tunic ornn.n:_ented with small golden bells; and in Zechariah xlr.. 20 mention is made of bells beloghun to war- 3. At Athens the price of roaerplne d Cybele used then: during their saerilices. Jlvchylns and Evil ides informua ihatihs Greek warriors had no concealed within the‘ hollow: of their shields, and when the captsins went their rounds of the camp at night seohsoldler was required to ring his bell in order-to show that he was swalto and-watehlnt as his t. Bells were also known amon the Peru ans. in Ihctlmo of Ciotairs II. in; of France. y o thatprinoe wsstrlahtsned iron: the eel of the. dig of Bees by the Hoping of the it cl 3:. to- beta’: church its early Greet Church used ronor plsieatunornglea which they.‘ smic withnhsnsmer or nullel to uvnrnsnon ' the r cetssstd others to divine ae_rvlce.=- in c land it waatlte-curious in monasteries to vi: l.e1'ei;yhprrIon’tt cell in the morning ind knotchat cdoor with a similar instrument, called”1.ho waking mallet-doobtieu no very pleasing intrusion on the slumbo of the monks. The Romans had an article named "llnlinoahla" by which they were sum- moned to their baths and public places. Amen the Grgeits and Romans it was s cus- tom to tow coral beads with silver hello to children tcbeworn around their necks. as an lnfalllble pnmmion against evil spirits. and this was one reason wb balls were line net up in churches. It is es d that Psullous. btaho of Nola, sell; of Ccmpnnia. in hair. tuir need bells into the church about A. D. 400, to summon the people to worship. end to distinguish the canonical hours; but it does not up or that largo bells were used lciorelhc sxlh century. The practice ct ringing bulls in obscure or regular penis, is val tobc peculiar to is land. -The custom seems to have commence in the times of the Saxons, and was common before the con- quets. A lot ilvs belia was presented to lxlngﬁscol ego Oarnbridfe, by Pope Ccllxt ii], in 14.56. . lllut peel r axing was not re- duecdio s science until the middle oi the sixteenth century. The number of changes that canbcnmg on a pen! of hello in almost incredible. It would take niselgéone years the chute supon twelve ‘its at the raise two atro cs to a second. In 1703 s man in Westmorelsnd no a complete course 0! 5,040 of gran 3 twenty minutes. But this performance was eclipsed by it man at Kidderininster, who ran; the changes in three hours and Jonricon rninutet——s~i¢st which scented incredlb cotn rising. ‘as it does, 1.2-1‘! 4.-.a separste riro so or rings. But the bel ais—-called b penis- c nintcrious name three hours and 19: England is a mere mesnleglcss ling a com- ,a.redt.othc bcsutifulcarillons in the conti- venl-thc bells being almost universally layed-b keys. Franz Eemcny, who was . sterdsna in 1000, was styled the Re made-tho colossal nxxoa, Ghent Utrecht, shells are gigantic musical notes. e . At Utrecht there are iorty-two;»at Lntw over one hundred. fromthlrty toaixtyt but in the town of Les ilailes. at Brugea naps in the world The genctsl number 1 £511“ iinost mrlillon-—pe - . It was on those beilf, "low and loud, and sweetly blended.” thss «Longfellow wrote his carillon, as he lay "in Bnlxei. at the !leor~de«illo, tb s Ltttcnigg vri wild delight To the loses that tluouh the night Ran their c ea Iran: the bclzry Of IE3! quaint c d Flemish city." in the middle age: it was sup that of bell-. drive away infec- seoiomn manner which APDOIH to nilrstdcne by ilope John XII. A. 9%. by directing the priest to wash the luv llathc sign of cross itrtbc name of . A record otthis practice still exists in "High Turn" at Christ Church Onto:-d, snd other belts of Englsnd. Having thus laid the foundation of superstitious ven- eratlou in the hrsrts cl ﬁnnaon people, ihcyvrcrc soon used at rcio legs and high. icsilvals inihe church star the pur so or driving away the evil ap ritt which in zhl. be intlae nclghoorbood), on which occasion the usual ice was one penny. Tollingof bells on the occasion cl apsrscn's death an is now sometimes practiced. is totally dl'i'i'erenl. from user! inal institution.’ II. a pears to have on tnotninntedthc soul be i In the el hth .ont'ary, cslttigniﬂcd the departing o the mail. as else the gassing bell. The lollowinx a list of the largest bells in the world. according to the best interma- tion we can i from various sources: The great bell of oscow is the l at in the world, and aurcbably the largest t at ever was in the wcrl . It measures twenty-two iect eight inches across the mouth nineteen iset. thseeinchssln height. and its thickness at lhcpoint wherctbc cla r won d strike is twenty -lhrvs inches. piece is of the side, end the fragment is lying uses. This one pest bell is the growth of centuries. in lbbalt. was cast, and weighed only 36,000 pounds. 41 was meant in , both increased to the wcightof 288,000 lands." is was too van a‘ weight to be onto the top oi the tower. and it was ans- : ed nirsnsestthetootetit. 1_n1'l06it sic isiiin syotbc-r nre,“end was broken-».in - xornts, which iayonthsircund about thirty years. It was recast in lsmwiihadditiocai €i:‘.“".E’.’.;l°’.‘.’:.‘1l".‘.’l? E“ ’“.’.'.x‘“‘.. '.'..."f..‘.8 r°*5.§*'- ‘.’."ai°.:'.’....*°3’- “°°°‘.‘...'.‘.‘°:.‘."':.‘.'.: us on are a. , ‘iguana hell whioblspiobahl the only relic of this kind are an other §{‘.:.‘..".t‘.‘:’..'.‘i..“.'.’:.“........' "’°.‘.‘.':l".‘.‘o‘a‘{.‘:‘..':.'..“ and one at Rev weighs thirty-one tons: so s n n puny - t*;:=':~ ":.°2’&.:‘.'.“... “‘ '2‘.?.‘.i’..."::.‘.° ant. In sit! there are seven belie, etch weights any-t res ions. One in the sub- ie the largest utps ded boll f-3}l'o.°wo§l‘a°.°" bell st Vlcnn:, cu? in 171! uni ‘ node. The famous 1 be! celled 8uaa'nne o‘;°Eri'nrt was out in 1467‘ end its weight is 28,000 ounda; the bell a Hair: Dams, Paris . «.1 in 16812. welsh! 35-‘ Ooopounds. The Psrilsxnenl «ruse be In London was cast in 1866, and weighs . _ within a small traction; that of Bi. '0, London, weighs 10,400 pounds, sad in 1709. The bell st hioctreai. Cen- ads, lsihe largest inAmcrics,r we! bin 2:.- sea pounds: it was out in wt tor otre Danae cathedral. In the gfpoaite tower oi the cathedral is s chime ten bells. the heaviest cl which weighs 6.058 pounds, and their a gate weight is $4,830 pounds. The Great gm of 0x1ord'wci5hs 16,200 ﬁonunds, and was cast-in 1680. The Tom oi coin, east in -1884 weighs 10.800 nods. 8:. Pcierfs, atlictno, we be 16. pounds. A bell at Sr weighs 29, pounds; one at Go- icgnc 22, pounds. one abdntvyerp 1-1.800 ' node; on at ubent.9.8.l0'-one at Bruxoa "“‘2‘.‘3f"’.“"’°:z:.“‘.l.i‘.?'.§’ ‘ll ..';'°' °»9.°.°=....*“ ossa.‘eer .. ponn _ in 1615; one it Bouen'8‘l,000 pounds.’ The- same spirit which caused people to bnud inl- znente monasteries on ecorste churn . induccdihstn to vie with each other in“ the sin or their .beils., frbe number 0! belts in every church, vs via to the singular soil on- rlcns srchiu: are often found in the camps- .niie‘or bell-tower. ‘It was sggnstsnl. append- sgeo!ci'fl{z.iIarish church longing to the Saxons. diluent uses othslls have given rise to many poems, some at which are in- scribed enl ebeilstbemselvcs. Perhaps the hunt is Schilleﬂs ‘,'I_)le_”Glocke," which be- . , e - " -Ehﬁsn.ma£s§£nuoomso-myi:- ,.Bs then describes the casting of the bell and its uses. 4 veryvooamcn one was in time words: , . 4- funerals Ibreek the. butt: I "°':‘§::T§.':z".'s“':"s':a "1 disperse .:.....' I ‘ I I ¢ﬂut;s_tIlbnlul.’. ' ' _ _ " Certain bells have an sventfclblstory: Thsi». for instance, in iheiower of London, which i no log of , cluded the which one dark .1 u uﬁ. Rift was toiled stilts axccnti_cu.c£.I.at.i '::.=**“n9.**%&:v*°‘* v e ---r'1 '1 '" "" runes? w"m.§.T1" §‘.‘.‘1.7‘.”‘..%“"..‘la“'5..‘..’7.. sins-lea Alsoln one arm tewmat; Bt.‘Potar’s1 Roses. were rivsbeiis. not hearing a historic inscription. 0 c 2 these.» out , n o in we issued to the not that ii hinl had destroy" in revision‘ bell in the pr‘cvion?s’:yaar. And the‘ oi ‘tubers bell" in Independence Hall. It was cut in land and imported in 1732. but 5 as recast cracitedn trial, end av by Isaac orrie. ltwss rungoululy-3, 1776, prodslmln.§ liberty to the people at this country. t was removed to [Ancestor Pa... in17':’7,nLthc time when rnnsastpnfs an,- occupied ‘b the British troops, but was re- in ed to t city after its evseustlon by the Br tiah. Itvrss usedunlil 1828. end was last runﬁgn theoccasioan or Himry()1;y’av}gf: an Phi elphla. February 2%, 184:! when it broke. it now occuplesa I see in the old Independence Hell, when t is mobiootot the greatest interest. and we might say, reiteration to the visitors. oiolio'1ringin- scription around its upper circle is taken item Leviticus, xxv, lo: ‘irreelsimllberty thronghautsllthe land unto all the inhabi- tnnts thereof.” Also, the bells or 5:. illichaelischureh of Charleston. 8.0.: They were hr-on i. from Eogistsd in ‘mil. sad have crossed ocean live times. The were coined h the llritiahin 1783 and sentbsck to Ecgian . They were sold in Londomsnd returned iochsriestcn. .sithc_clcse,ot the there when warthey were aentlbselt to _. they were made to be recast, and‘ on their return made the “am: yo age.» And the bell . Git-sow. Sect 4!, which has the following scrlptlont “In the year - grace, igloo,- cauaed me to be lubricated in Holland {or the use of his fellow-eitiaoons 02 Glasgow,’ and plated me with eolemoiiy in the tower at their cathtdral. My function was announced by the i rests on my nu: 3-lie su- d to ‘union octrinam sanctum ut discos’ and l was taught to proclaim the hours of unhced-'- ru time. One hundred and ninety-ﬁve car: had sounded the awfulwarnin . when was broken by the hands of incest dcrstt and un- slilllld men. In the year 1790, I was out into the iumace. rciounded at London, and re- turned to to sacred vocstion- licsdcrl thou also shall vv 3 resurrection ' may it be «vernal ili'c. Thomas ‘Hears leclt, London, llilll.” And the bell in the spire of the blond- iillc (I’s.)‘cbu.rch was‘ the iintons need in Washin u, D. C. It once hung in the Tenth street ptlst Church in the latter city. and was removed at the time the church was torn down to tnnks room for the theater. in which President Lincoln was assassinated. -Good taste and accuracy in expression were not al- ways secured in bell inscriptions; for instance in the following couplets: "la tixcilrst‘ alth hb t mall I will be heard abcv°e°§cu :11." ' "oi, all. the, bells. in Duet, 1 no the best. And.)-ct for mylcsstlzg thee parish pracic lest." "I mean to make It utsdersiood, trhss though no: little. yet I'm good :' ' “damsel Kai ht made this ring in Birnute sues pie for to ring." "it you would know whexuwe was run, it was hisreh the twenty second, not." “All you oi Beth that Ienrnacsonnd ‘thank Lsdy Hoptcn's hundred pound." But we might burden the columns oi the T‘imu vi ith no end oi intercstingdcislis about bells. and will conclude by givinir sn_sneodoi«c cl .1 thief in Scotland who broke into s church to steal the communion late. Hearing ats _ outside the building an fearing discovery, a ran to the porch. and there see! s ro 0 dc- pondlnz from the beifry. he laid old o it and tried to dumber up. But it. was the bell-rope and the more he to ed at it to t up land any. the more the li rung, an the more people ran to the church to see what was the matter. The men was or course caught sud taken to justice. As he ion the sacred pre- .-lncia. he looked up at lb! innocent and un- conscious cause or his detection crying out. “Dru your racket. it it hadn't been for our long tongue not! empty h.ad.l shouldn’t are been nabbed . " "OLD IIICKOEY.” The Jackson Figure-Hoard Set Up at . Aunnp . fl’:-on the nsitimorc .a'ncria.n.i Axxstvus. hid. . Xovctnher 18.—A full length figure at General Jackson has been re- ceivcd and i- to-daywbcioig crec‘-ed on a suit- able pedestal in i grounds oi‘-the Naval Academy. This is not .a copy oi’ the stoma at Richmond, but represents the hero or New Orleans, and will be quleti planted in lleuof an impoain unveiiln . f any one thinks Andrcvnlac son sbaul not have a place in tho Naval School he vv be enlightened by the following bit of naval histo : During Jar-ltson’s first term. the lsnsous frigate Gon- stltuticn was undergoing extensive repairs at the Cltarlcatcwn Navy Yard, undsrihe super- vision of Com. Jesse 0. Elliot. '1‘n_ls thorouflv going Democrat was so want: an aim mi- of the powers that be caused the old ﬁddle-‘ shaped Drew oi the historic ship to be tsken down and s wooden model oi’ the conqueror -or Pnckenham toberalscd in its place. Ax. lhll sscrilege the old Whigs of Boston grew indignant, and the nfnre was hsrdlycotnlort- ably settled in its an cho/before an intro id marine scaled the hcl his or the Conetltut and cut the President a heed oil’. The indig- rsnt Elliot stuck it on set a guard to watch it; but the some wily cxocntiocer night, .and the headlus trunk met the c eacfihcoonlcunded Commodore on his. is the next mo:-ni‘n§. A second time the head was reeorexnd by c indef ble Elliot and ruined bath is that the Pros dent sent him tones in command oi the ltedlterranesn squadron to:.save his own head and reward the unqccnchsblc zzsi or his admirer. Even Jncbon hoyrcvcr. could nardlypsthinaon the baclt when the seal or this same otlfleer led him to ill he xnn-deck with jaeltssses cu__la!s honseward voyagmxd to set. on foot and subscribe to a. teslisno lservice of plate. to be pro outed. not to the-hesident but .to.Cmnmod.ors Ei- liol. '5 court-‘mar‘tl.£sl s§nt‘cnoo';1 iii: to four ‘ ears unspent on m u y. it appears lyhll all the iultnucs in America must have been convinced ct his unselﬁsh wish to im- gexcvc their breed, and s ed s petition inhls half,i'cr we llnd that . c was restored to duty were the expiration of his term of un- tcnce. The ﬁgure-head wss, however, sut- tered to rest in peace, and seems to have fol- lowed. tmhsoleated, all the subsequent tor- tunrsof the ancient ship until its arrivslat Philadelphia, whercit la.now belt: act in crderiorlhe coming itioc. As twcuid be manually inapprop ate, with all defer- cncc.t.o the contrary opinion or the or-centric Contmodors. to asaociste Andrew Jackson withtimbcra that speak more audlh..y than the oak oi Sodom of Roll and Bnln‘.-ridge. of Chauncey an Stewart, cl Decatur and isomers .ths tigure of the President has been resnov ,-and-sent, at the. .,t1estol‘the Bu- periniendcnt or thc1t‘avaiA-csdomy -to An- napolis. Therc it stsndn now, as all yas the Coniidtraic General of like name st Bull Run, and its form bears no scare. even of its quondatn decapitation. It may be fancy but to sclose-observing eye the nose of the nted here spslcers to have taken an addltlansl cent in the since his arrival within the strong smelling precincts oi the ring. At any rate. ‘a look oi ineifablc contempt dutetids the corners or his nostrils, and he stares (ii at the Filth District. Not being no war, will not attempt to intemret this prod , but will only publish e nnqueationa e facts. The iigam is harebs . and wears n dress snltof slime, over which an angle cloak iails ntheredst the three: with e roiiof mnnuscri t-,is held thand, andthelclt is uriodln waistcoat. hearts the or) on role. stall accuracy. A lb-dei Pl 3 and sentenced} ., (tscsnthe ills.) Enact} - _' . in the Criminal Court at Balios cenﬁy. an int‘ Baiurday, Jenn Kim‘. a colored snan,was arraigned one e e o rand larceny-the isrceny conalstln§‘o thet on of s at hog. The dominant entered e plea of guilty -an ut hlmultnupon the mercy oi the son {and cxtenoatlon stated that sa,.he was passing thrnu ‘is lot at night. trlshcg came bristling up be ind him an tried to lie him‘ that be. having a stlok in his hand. struck the has I blow in tell-defense,‘-which, in his utter as- tonlshrntnntliled the bog That he then V in the max is not bad and the hair, st’ up with perfect archaeologi- iboughtitwoultl bssrlty to let the nest iic the-rssnd waste. «B0 c cut its thrust sud iovkii home lnltaoix-gto report the tact: to The likeness which the fcslurol ‘ the owner oi the hog next morning, but for- §ot to do so. Upon the statement being; maria , lid 6 Iii‘! tilts addressed the prisoner: ‘ kpprcclsfvo the cisnzeroue po- you were placed. knowing by tlss deleterious ‘street oi’ as hog my? you where the hogs tuft mom one storm as the--numerous app! ions for icndsud. the; present crowded this or that place or Megs will per- mllﬁ I tlierefcreacztieuccyott lolotpeiecmnent in t- e stoic rsniteniiary for two yeah". arms 0B.i(2!X,0F more-. Professor Procter on the "§‘1seor‘y of Spontaneous Goes-niugq-.—-l.oi's eons Other Worldswhtﬂueueo of lint. Tolls Roller oi the New Yorli ‘frills-inc: 8lr—I’rofcsvor Proctor’: dllterminstlcn in take the same side with men like Tyndall, Darwin, and Huxley, in their inter;-reﬁstlorv of nature has been fully and asttsisotorily explaloe by bit. l’t&:tor him-elf in nu letter Lethe Tribune. You very rightl rearhr-3. while comtzirnllrgon it in on e itorisi, thus "it is clear that the iiereo opposition srou -ed against. the views of Professor ‘I. All especially oﬂtr his Belfast address. is nine to do lib awakening Professor Prue‘.-Jr's agopsthics.” Science has gained a strong e mpion lhrouigh the persistent sfudy cl :4 logical mind. I. has this eﬂect. on 3].}; up 51} men who get familiar with usture by no iri-z _ri!orts to reach the truth about phenom-_-n-4. one of your correspondents in Thur-dot‘. Tribune boa already stated thntainzor nil zen eminent teachers and experimenters in the science of nature arosnpporting the theory Of‘-.!\'OlIl“0II as 'tirst advanced Leann-ck, Geoircey St. liiisine and Goetherasd ls:-ll; so r-lcarl .ex'oottodcd and ac nobl defends lay D: s, , and Rack: ’1‘ht_r.hi poinninry ' so whieh:h’sre3ssoncti- varsity oi‘ op on‘, is the question ot the ori. sin of life. Prof. Proctor has inbls ﬂrst'l«x...re .deeiared Lhst he is willie to believe In spon- taneous generation, svhl s in his second la 1- ture be msltes no mention of this interesting lot at human inquiry. This brllet in ape..- soeous generation is shared by it great many scientists; for, although Psstetu-’s ex ,1’;- menta. and e ecinlly those of ads: Sch Lze, lure apparent y dl-proved spontnnsems gene- ration I iiniisn‘s processes in our times, it in thong lh€C¢‘Ilf‘y lo postuiat.ethi<sn posed . mm at rnerailon in order toexpiain 1. eiirst or! o 0 life. ' be eu position gvneraily accepted it that the cond t one necessary for spontaneous gen- eration existed just at the close at inn. period at cbemlul and physical commotion so often reierrtd to as deducted from Knot Lsplaccﬂi theories. viz: the liuid state of this planet. Now, this theory, although an admirable monument or human lbuight. is not as yet established bu yond s doubt; on the con . an-have brought incontrovertible proof thst ‘certain bodies on our earth have never been is s molten condition. and that the composi- tion efmsnﬁmluci-sis. does not support the theory of i tlr having been produced by -guionizc prizlccsiea. ‘lane merits oi lAlpln:lek's cc: we not now acute. on y c the llitflj to point to the {act that there is a rninorlig-..-in nuxnbcrs at least-sol scientists silo do not admit the ssibility oi iivin matter having never orig nated from d matter, and therefore do not believe in spontaneous combustion at on time, hon ever um:-tc. Tlcir \l¢WI| 1 wii brieﬂy state: All living matter in Jheuuivcrse has descended from other iiviilﬁmutor existing before. £0 that lite exists. on the universe exisu-—£-s 0., both forms at matter, living and dead organized and inorganic, are in - nits in linens tbeyarc in: see. This by- poiheeishaa had the support o many eminent amen, such as lingo Humboldt. Quinn» sud stnonglivlng men t is supported by Ilel:n- boliz, Ehrenberg, ‘Richter and Sir William Thompson. A most remarkable fact in con- nection will this thee in, Lbs‘. it has been the result of deep thong t onthnsubjeci: with many of those eminent men independent! of each other. Richter wssthc iirst to pub hit this view, doing so while reviewing Darwin’-e .3‘ ta -..°s~"=+.==°d- meet u 1 . r 1 sun om - son withogf hsvlng read or hcsrd of t. doc and beicrc the British Association. in Edinburgh in i871. his conviction that this theory, vvhlch was the result of his own rc- lleciions. uns not at. all in ogposilionto sc- cc led rinclplos or science. no I: polbesls re i-rre to invalidates the old quest on about the be nning. and does it at service to leisure y dispensing withenc idle question- ln . On these observers, Ehrenberg, wﬁiely l: n for his skill in handling the microscope. has shown that the great sensati- ing rqusuzrial air-current carries with it small inlutoris. spores sod uhcs, from slink .interl:e and Africa. and deposits them in Central Europe. The curious phenomenon or “red enovr” not unfreqtzcntiy observed on the Alps, is cs.uetid..1ly billions of such infusorits bein deposited on the snow. These minute 'erms and spores, the existence oi’ which is immense numbers in the dust of our stmos here the microscope has revealed, are carries up ard. and may ﬂoat so (or with the diifcrent Jfsccnding currents that they enter ihc uppermost strata of our atmoqihcrc, and by wining gradually in contact wit the cos- mic atmosphere, may be slipped on';_ as it were. from the-rapidly Involving sphere and wander into space. They nmv then come §.'.‘.”".’.i ““l.é°“° °’ :.‘.§‘.{‘°“°‘l.$..‘°..°."‘.i’.§ ve I 3 7 eeroiite? 1! vii. bod; is habltshic, the germs, both animal and vegetable, will become ‘active ‘agslnf Jud dovclope accordingtc the our .o no u on. - . 05s is not able to prove with absolute cor- -ialnty that our esrlh has been po ulslcd in this manner with living beings. rest prob- abiiit . however, givctiw this VMW DY I liar pro riy oi the meteorites and sero- liles that fnl on onr‘eerib. This eulisrity was ﬁt-st discovered by Woitler. an has been found to be present in many other instances. These meteoric abowcra.thssc lease of “col- nilc dust," contain carbon. here are in- closed in their interior masses similar to mold. Thus was with the gaetooritc that . rellnearlia ilun '. now in iteichen- bscb’s collect II‘ and same unset of or- ic mstterareicundin one from Orgneii, txgnllrsnce. and another from Boltkchsn at lhectpcor Good Ho . The most axtrso - dinary case on reco meteoric shower vs ch fell in , 1870' the black-pieces, consisting almost ox- clus ve of mold, could be easily coilecte , because the descend on a rnow-iis d. '...““."‘,.......°"““"i’.?.?..’i:'$’.'.’. ‘"°,l.".’.‘...‘Z‘. ‘£3; Elf; c .. cniclenl. part in its notion. The proof is thus established for the not thnt organic masus exist in cosmic space. The Isle lads“ Quinct son: - Life is oi s cosmic nature, It wanders about through the universe; it penetrates everywhere. It is as old as nutter itself. it existed beioro our earth had when shape, and it will outlive it. The earth tool: up the germs of nllfuturc beings from the cosmic hapooncd to We know tins of organic be 5 are strewn shout and vgveill develop so soon as they ilnd o. iavorabia gfound, from the lowouiype up to reasons- is help . . - Prof. grcclor stated in his second lecture his bcliei that life is initnlte in a see and *'“.°.= mi..." "‘:.‘°“‘“":..‘::.':.‘.*““::..’.{i:.‘.".fl lot o l. I n ‘ ‘both re eiaolo on animal it c then nho edxnlil lhstasyct the.scicntI c cvl enco 1ori'he'apontsneeus ncrotion of life itine- crteel. and unsstis_sct.cry.( Does not Sir ellilliam Thompson’: theory suppl the mine- ing link in the endless chain of i e, making lho hypothesis of spontaneous generation superﬂuous? Ono. W. Bscu_xt.. M. 1). He 0ottldn’t Understand Such Extrava- - gsnec . irromthechlceselgsu-val.) . “Can I take one o’ them yer splinters f" inquired a1roniieraman.pcinl totbo box ot vtvoogon‘§oot(l;plcss in a booth ids mun- eo er s . - my‘ ' rtainly,"- ails,“ replied the polite grrhs inanj took one" and backing oil‘ it tow steps--using it the w hlllle 1‘!!ldl.|lliIl[¢lltl{‘-'fI00l -returned and csrelu r 090! I 98 PW1 whence it came, reins: ed ‘to U10 cashier, compiseenily: ..1 dog’; an M7. yer can ‘riot: in them things. I not on so many 0 ‘v.i'i"an' never bring 'em back! ' And as be searched out otdocrs with the ex- tension at a men con»-clout at hsVInWr- omen en honest set. the cubic: cmpt he u.ct.i:.p‘clt box under the counter, with disgust marhtd on his evsryfoaluro. _ _, .4 . . 'l' 112 Prince of Wales shook the.-'Khedive vrsunly by the hand when he tvasngcalvod by They at-sold (deeds, h at C i . ' li.3‘xl’.'$.'.‘§’x'.‘5‘.':.g_.§.'.§-.a:.s. 0'ricn7slfhoa- pivailty cl Egypt. no on than three tix_e2s.‘-’‘ - .- excellent chcenista-such as geologists rsrs v , ' mass: and. equallyfnin dlstsnt space. the ‘ e '00?" .1. e . .-. - ‘ . I. . _ . . . ‘an . esincungd not“ ‘not upon “I. 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"cu enml- ‘s.ohr.}v£h?mhe‘ie_tuused -it ooﬁlkd not ssybm Government. afyotshsvs, to be sure, rude Unloppunish sbsodonmont or crimes szslsut ttmd 8053331“. Hid °°I|V8|‘IN 1155358115: u.w,,,¢,,u. mppo,-W1 by 3 gm, mm (,2 :'::‘I"w‘ dm!’:r’ga°cu ‘vﬂ: km, W", 9‘ not on it provedlo no other sievlglﬁhcovg; wu ed ndm“e.‘r'e’:£'e:tuivemmre'n:s°:le}sd ﬁg; §§.‘.;'“’°.';x’;'i3.§',‘.‘:';3'§u'.§‘a"r°§§-’§'n‘\':l sutsiiztu poﬁns, $3.2»: amt-'7 ‘M “A human‘ ‘ :ri::h11¢)sulr1I:’rt?o‘t‘§d‘Eu°§co"we'1o¥.1‘th!v:,rs 'Issl;°cyﬁr fact!» in I1Il>P0!'l- 01 lbﬂ Q1001’! 018‘ “I6 0"‘! ancient. rscee hsve romed sumac! the snctzizgt §‘;;‘;’;‘,,‘}f, mﬁggfﬁfﬁ ‘§;’,°,’.’ mo New guﬁzgﬁgh ‘bggwzgn um; pupﬂj, on gym. ‘pun cular portlonotecl -‘box-I V ' ml '.-'INl7eould. ‘there would then on noeI- ‘'19’ “ll” '*“““’"" “° '°‘“’”°di‘9 *°°°rn- ancestor! 0! “’.° °m“"° '3“: cm? min $r°¢§ll‘<l’§1’ltn:fto'o‘:"a3-'39-‘abm glt"lese‘oo“:s'p:slLe? ""1 a‘”"’‘' T" M" °’ .‘."u 315" :5: $3: "3316 to 1§:°'”w°omerm”°§ °§.""3 «‘mﬂ“u“‘ numm ‘°d?'x§’d°’§’ “ME "9" f°'m"’ 'b°"°w Mwm" "°‘“°“ ' id :.i}§‘1'.§'€l.v3§'.1"‘°i: his '5I.”.u§.'..‘l§’:§‘?§ f,‘,;".'{"‘,$.’§£'i“’ ‘.”°“““’ u "17 “W ' It the curly Chinese did not dwelopu ',",1.°‘,'°',,‘;;luI:f,:lf' ,¢1§.1:“'?{",°",_,,<-ug. 6,. .6. ﬁny, {go mg... were mud or pk’. -b°'V‘m“d/" ‘“"°“'i’°“' ° W‘ ""'°l'! ‘"°"' °”° 6”’ ‘° ""-".h"‘ n°' °°“” "5. 1’-lace Haul. 0 expressed himself as’ noted rroéty fromtbs hlstorlcsl reoerds the son of Chinmhev munhm reached Ir ,.,.,,,,.¢ ,5. g.,.,. ,,,.,,, glsscid the in- log melts. end complaints were 2:.- d el t no i; 'butJnI.ll.your1nIt less ocean _ mos , would be punished, ms is oounterioltsrs u, ‘in M: b m," T” hm ,0": N“ “cm at u m dew“, ,1” be H, In limited experience,’ you Ibsve ;1not vidud srs unisbsd ‘or rrsudulenl. bsnkrupts ere. 33 e‘=?l! P168-Rd with Almrlean lhlillntlout of.Lre ls, Pheeniols, Chsldes Aseyris, com <30“ 1' - Y , sects ere often distilled withp‘ vor e quest y s , y ou never own ~ ' , - V ~ - ur rs rtsr he will 10- 1 turn Je so itsls ceotrsl dkilllﬂ boltllmh lnm 1’9°°|‘d-I II! "M! ,- pm 5;. or Bwgdgjr which was the guilty one, I-Dd the complain- le lsietlen to prevent. toxins sv loh ms hcd. 'I‘heVB'snh-uptny lewoi can u I1=diﬂ9°1'm'~‘d° P0 . lrsl Asi . C , 1: . r. I! “ma “emu” swam‘ otonmv cheapo d _ M . min hm‘ I": t h 2 cetevon'your‘ow'u household,-, nadir? ' Fmmm sn inetstnoe .whex'e“th‘e Nstonsl min -tlimfonl tvrnoma time» lnmpouo P'°K“ °" ’ . 1-6 -11 Uzouvho love!” '9. 0?» ms ma WIN» "1" 0° W 0 0 We 0 ’ mentors. ’ ‘rum. .1. amiswu illllkexieitlogslo hali- ‘ . _ usitls termed. _ the subject. It. is .3 sub others to‘ trhom/d:'_sy ‘were ' hurried to ‘Ha .3’ J .. 3 fig», Hllllltmllllil .5 rs: .gencnily sndrin dc: . . is not s lltLlo_ ainguisrthst lbecentenalsl or our lads-1 pcndrxccedhould nod our Nation without-s unlitorm lewupon men‘! a. _But; we ‘must deal with Iscts as we and on. As it is.‘ the prcscst. condition or marital relations ‘is, in; sunny instances, like bugeosnkere, DI.‘.STBO‘l'l2€0 r.Ll(XLY.1iOUs3ii0I.D.‘l pm rwxso n«'o'wosmx txro snsxsu’. oz cal? our State courts, bui__I;he courts at e cry 8 e in the Union. bear witness to this not The t! disregard at . _ n, or mu-itsl ties; -the preferences vsu brbenedleu to rev: women, or stirsct ve women, who sro ready .~ ' on~rsoee,'or undermine the sﬂootiocs of — wires; tlitiolmy or the ruin donate children by these scandalous slllsnen; i.he.w’ldln1s_!:- usiion of men who stain the ‘hsbltol hxurllleg trust mode, as exempliﬁed in- elopsments ' with matxone——:_l1 "these. tseis- sud -incidents come up; betoro our jrlbunsls, sud» good women miles’ from tbeludgmsrms rendered gy use lower.‘ Looks: our Burr ewe Court. ores, and sooostlmsajour. wt we so: be’ seen occsslohsll{1h:re, clslsaint the or pmsoml aisle 0 t.l's:c§rey~h'sirsd poi xunisu’ who bed olifehded _ at)‘ by convert their homestead: Vlnte something on! I lit: ej lass infamous, than brothels.‘ ' ll ‘I oee"terriblo' evils bsre"sccr_1:ed because Congress never _en_mod also punishing’ the crime or shut- siournsm in say unto luytbeﬂnion Jud snxk-‘ _ lrg rorovisiou _ ior wives‘ sod children who have been lots brv the urmstursl hus _d end teihtr lo the co ll charity of the world. At protect every Lczlslsture my onset; er.chlm1.l'clslive to the murders contract, us they msy_:ieem. roper or expuilcnt. They can sleo ‘make ruvision tor shopping the "llo”u easily set it were only the loosening or’: “bcsu l:uot‘.” In A word, theyouu do anything they in the power of say. State I.l'§i.elﬂl‘Il1'ﬂ to provideﬁrgrsnilug a divorce- forevtu one sbualvo word-,. or _1or not eons- plyln with the rcgucsi of s xsshlousble ms- trcu or dry g . "‘1'heym1y ranks the most trivial cireunmsncs s vslid and tar, seps- ratien rrgudlese or short; not the children. or their futurellie. In 1sot,'t.hs whole ques- ( nsr.-tmrnt l f a uni m lstv on e in-outthout the‘ Uni Blues, ss'epre:een:s- live or the ﬂunday Jtercur _hsd slosg later- ﬂew with I Judge or the upretue Court on Zhldsy. II: found the ‘Judge is ohsmbers, sod selected him bccsueeéhf his vest experi- rrcs end luaowtedgo or law, No sun sand: higher unooghls Mil es‘ of the her than the jurist who kindly e lznosvnl his visits to our reporter on the occasion, ; Tor e vlou . rmscns he rtl&tscsted'hllns.Bse,1.t_sjts with old. . tits‘ use beietervltwed ‘ dicellon“ t_ e _ federal in protecting the nun-legs contrsct, the urist rotorrcd toeonsented to. give his ‘op H _ as, to .'.feul_blll¢yo£;l.he_' mcssuro.....~-- . _ __ . ‘ "Judah". ssid Aha reporter. "I desire '' to so.-etrixuouisl eonir-seed’... . 3. Iced men '.’ rs lied t jurist, worm u up to s‘ oontllti P M lion. _ “lee, s r; [have known one one in which: busbsnd sucddors divorce from his nllesossto mm the stile or "s min'w|t.h ‘where he was iutim.str—-—e.lL psrtses -‘seemed rstieled—-but, to my mind, it ins s shooting -IBd’ﬂi!§1’IQtﬂll piece of business.‘ This is not the ostlyceser llmow of men who have sbshdoned their » wives ,snd.sr,e no.1 living on" 01 Indiges- 1 the tie .rl.ini< visors their am ‘wives re- side. he rive ’wlr,es'me_’ct c _,e_h,otln.-r on the streets. ~:5va.-hecooditiesﬁ »e9«.iei1e4noot. be permanent-ix-purer, clrhervgrow butter or» ¥.“.°..'§.".':.‘.’.'.?'...“£_l.r.",£l‘,V’:£.§‘.§‘ .1?-:2§V_'»rV***?‘*V‘v‘-"°V“ ::CIeuot thlasinie inn am: such "once?" cseesit;"'j!n £sc¢,'the° parties were I .1’; ' sublcct. New so taxes the law is concerned, lsvery oomph- gzsted just now, is-it not? ' to the . x:s.lt.£r:- " sud guard s. cohetlintlonel amendment, wont law :3 torcver ' " . next to prohibit pa: . . ““Ihen erodes-sl ’ sw would take the hier- -men dtmculty-out or-the my of congress?" to meet the question. I couldbe no opposition to such shill except . strum the late one except in entire ii is one at I: which it trcsts. Now when so eminent Jud . of our mpreme Oourt ‘fevers the pssssge o s Fzderel-iew on the subject at rnerri wbeubo speaks the sentiments, no doubt, or 3 his colleagues on the bench, once oi‘-the Judges of other Btstes, Congruu 2 were hot. lhsi. s srt-from re upon as solid bss s, sndobcel: as the ﬂood oi” mulls) rsseallty and ‘cllselpsiion which is now swrcplngorer the wholeeountry, ere immslenl. repose tor. enacting just such as law so that was in vttrloue States: .io_sr_s, or when‘ the husbsnd commits vio- eoce to the person oi his wife. i§'é.‘§‘¢£ . eats. .’.a. As less - Hill drunkenness or the "ho "runny; tttohvifotlasxu bsequentjo azk for zone lnrnrmstlou os_xth_s_st_tbjeet at the‘ at“, “us” W; ‘that me on the part a provision for his wife. also provides that in fumﬂcfl pitnillt? l i: ll 1506,30 esnm g~snd any isctriendi Hy 6‘. ‘\N:iiid"5O iueohebl -duclro touomoatlo marsll _ _ :?:.dr,3¢:‘;o to mount or domestic peece term : join at religious sod t slzdtirsuts the oibu:;,o:’:vpl?:;d tit: husband’ port of his rite’. . iutelstrehes tslceh sllmstters rum: to insolvency ounof thejxsnde or user on: Suits, ucrmsde s. .un'ilo:m lew upon the Congress cen do the some thin by unltinsrprerisloe tor is in the Fed- enl xutltulion.”'~ . ~ "Then is soother plans of the uurrlogo question on which I would like to ssh. tor lu- tormsllon." 'Wb§I.lI [wt sold the Judge. _ '- t. siheiior-nsonqueetloo.-Thatquesilou. ‘Flt is--you see so {Ir es the law rol nestles: concerned--it is s ' '1! Cooﬁestizhould K ti a..':§_ ' l 1:! .:.iI.'..’f°%‘.‘:..%‘. xi not Lbs: the question at lionnonlsm --1:. would because it wyiuld he in , --"It. would, in my opinion, be sproper emy_ ohmic: see how there armour themselves. ,1»: use re- turn to the subject at divorces. "I believe the English courts hsve not‘-grsntod abso- tne oeees. They Egiuenlly dilcouxionsuoo such proceedings. at, in many cuts, would sppeertobp the pro 2‘ course to pursue.” 0 have given this interview in full because smart isxiportxntonthesuhjsot on ,snd end in the pres- bould islro some eciion on the-suhiect. v’i‘he letting society‘ Alebsms-‘Yoluntoryeboodoument for three 'icus—W,i'lE$tl dcurgion ‘fornthree so an. em c on _ ‘ t oi‘du‘rWtbstt’ls°;:.. . P. “:0. Cslliorniee llirul assertion for three Connect Indlsns-Absndeemeut for one gar, or for _ . the shall sstisiied reeeocilistioa is-« impossible; hsbitusi eltherperty, or the failure et_ to unite rcssooshieprovisiou tor- . - ‘ party other: luismﬁe cause-'~ for which the use, sods: ~e court shell deem. lt*prvpervthsl,'edlvereo listlne.-~(.‘rnclt by ellbsrpsriy, ore fall- tlie husbsnd to units the ' "rho luv onus state terms: of all llbels, for or hereafter to be com- rave eg to show that the d votes s end proper‘ sud can-_ hsrmony for t s good’ of erul consistent with thoposee sod 0 bocletr." How divorces csn~be he ps rues ~ ..’ _ 0 ll mcder I1} - ' )!esuchuscue——Wh- ‘ 1 "'7 " . cl iolhe Biro 1’r‘l:su°, ‘.§'»‘°ia ,'°x§. : r art msrghgg eglcus to nuke due provisions to 5 '. Inlernosnisgewithln eer_tsln_de.' -fl -green or 'oonsen5u.ln|ly, sneoeces or threats ’ so wiis‘,ete.- -' c x - - - = - 011! sner INQUIRY. $1., Ejnrixis. $=It_rBz-E‘t;merrat--- to the in uirywboiher the Chinese Govern- ment vtiﬂ continue send in: students to Amer- ica eroryycsr, he stated that be presumed so, but. could not his upon hlmseit tony wbsttho Government would do.‘ The boys range from ten to fourteen‘ ycsrs oi ego. and hers been selected by com tiuve'exsmlns.- lion from the higher and (idle eesteelnthe grrpss-s‘.oryVsc.ho0l at so rlggi, it-uelli _t boys, sit the me silk‘ wing robes ol the loomed clsssoi the Oricnlsls. 01 the thirty-thr-" thirty will remain here, It the so oi their Government, sad the remsln ox three hsve been soothers st. tbsroxpensaot their percnts, who are of the high costs end wealthy. Ou hlxoh Leung. . bict Consuls- sgngr, and en. exrslelle‘tIs}iEn1;lish'£nd Chinese 5 o er, scootnpu: a put where he will remsiogte ssslst§ml Lsu run in the ehsir of Oriental lltersture. y expect to leave for the Easter: ugh Thése Chmeuledlusgeomosntitzd us respectln_ 3 these s repo r mui?inqt'1iry. Asiiise vebresob eroti- quetie eznoogthe Chinese snqnlzo shoot in men's wile--possibly because he might not know which wife was mosnl.—»the reporter nosdphis Inquiry -so delicately as possible. The Commissioner did not s pear plowed. but elevated his eyebrows wit nsllve 1'srislns_, sad sddrooseu higxuelt in the Chinese lsogusge to On zlgoh Louog. To the int mentioned gentlemen, whose wives had not been inquired about, end’ who‘ we: smil- lug hspfll , the reporter bonded e slip from the Be: c! It of that snot-noon‘ announcing the errivsl oi the party sud “t Chinese ladies." Both genilcm perused the sll , and smiled eeptbo repo explained tint wished to securtein whether or not the lsdtes were students. Kwonp Ippreoielu the point. -0 the joke, iorho en- swzred pleeunuy, “Oh; yes; that is the 1.‘.‘r¢ainpBstilo¢ia. hey are‘ not students: they on: oslysotueo on wives." “llsplpy in hcwho ‘hells rnulll ude'ot soother» - law,” sold 011' h Leuug; ivhereu on our -rcporteszloolrhis stand went ligbiydosvn pmpgud, ._ . the stein, whistling sottly to himself. V L13» 1‘9u1:d8rfh8°2l;10t'f0ﬂ;1l1§:°ﬂt'will out only . sum es-the star: lsws ere concerned, the . 5,6 .7 R I 03 W.‘ Jxxsx-rlseio eontrsct treated us it it. were 1 - -3,033,» gxp,ﬂm°nt, ‘ililh vi tobtln bl! :.u g, . - . , - . usewhite:§Yw%u:d5pot:E?ou:és°5Ty 13.95:: §o.'.';'§’.3,;'§u .'g1.7.‘1",’I,K;'°}'.}{-";§,'§'g".§’;‘i',§',${.i‘,‘,‘,},";3 Em Um lolo (Get) 1169: Bmzr-n.who lives in Kllioitie Southern Addition, run across the item the other day their ."st. night s. horse would refuse to step on or over the _ oi_ s men ioundlylng in the reed. but, its tint- [ellrd by instinct, would stop and remain rnoiltmieos until the msuer should be investi- xsitd.” Brave double so to the lruthot this statement store in Broggs’ mind, and to settle the matter for himself" be resolved in the; thing ._ s test. New zone has no berse,;b:_st dose owsl _s uliigeut and friskyyoun$mtsle,sQ,)so ihousﬁst It abut‘ as well to, try I. s -.expe¢-lnsentsv is‘ him. There is .- e nerrowiesteiesd from the blower ml.n‘ir_.to ihewveicr.-tron ,'—snd he sent bull e sou Debby; be . 9 3|‘. gate sud turn out the mole; mousse e down full -lcn soeose tbrleee, seeumi so mills d y, slid conscquen y we: very. ldry,’ so un in roll sntemtr nilsjec '.b'u'iitls db r . 11° . WM “"1198 MW‘ -010.. In 1% Vt 11111." 'll1{ddk.¢ 0:!‘ MW". ‘:0 tea‘ Is us.s§o:l§:gu sznoment. Are berths ‘ 5"“ “‘°' “"1 "'“-m"“3 “V°‘°“d"“" ets um gorgro’it.'_.- , do you.‘ lreto causes me cullitying the marriage Tcontrscv ‘”“°‘ W’ "W 4”.“ ""3 W‘ W‘ “"V' H107 INN» "'3 .. -- - , . ’ . . , its the Btsbe, of Isdiqns simply infamous? ‘cm’ " w"“'d h”-° d°’”°d' ‘m‘°"5" “W-WIN-I'.”. xv lied the uyzorter "Con-’ Arm ennsozrstlsgvsrlous‘-osusca‘itsvis:isu “ °°“n"‘” i“ i“ 1"‘ -"“g"°’1""- W"°“ ggrﬂalngg if ‘g§&‘g‘;ﬁ._ 3“-uh nil,’ “her Mu“ for whmhv‘-kn “"3 Wllhlll I II?‘ 01’ CWOJJMI NU ]Nl’0Gl|'Bd.IhB grits contra‘-st; ’ 1 v ,' shslldeemll ropevthst-A dlvores should be 1"‘’‘'-‘‘‘‘° ‘°"“ °‘ 51‘ ‘“*.'‘°'-' “dc "NW1 .13, 05,31“; mum do I-hltwﬂd by (101188 snledﬁ’. ‘on um; gm, ,,g.u,,,,, Ind,‘ - - xploelon of- sound which wee s eomprorolss it wouldyeuls the ‘mete oourte siiuoet endless 5'5...“ cases have resuliedtn'murders.- It ”‘’‘‘'°‘’’‘ *5” ‘”“"°“ °‘ ‘ '1°°°‘“°""° “"1 “W . UWNG I3§:Iﬂh°Yl¢°°~'? » ' - .. ~ ’ . not many years sgsrwheu s proeslnent.1our- "H "t ' m5h'°"°d "““'“” 5° ”°"°" "Could shill-on thembieetboprseented st nslin was shot for elleged remote oounscilou “P "" "'°“~ "nun - 5" "*1 - W" 15,,-,m._“.,,;,,.,n :_ ~ . _ , ‘ -_ “uh am.“ am” an‘. m wmch “,m._u_y breeze, elevated hints about ﬂltcen test in .-457931,; go fuy. ".5 1nd,-b°,.,,~ “yum ,,:u.,_ - _ - . the or. led with silfonr feetixr s buoohrllt snocndnu-.sa:'io.tlr§ edm Ce.uetltuilon‘Pro- ,-In other (else the e.~ooutrs.ot" can "3' Eu“ .9‘ 3'0 K0" -“bl‘°Id°b'=|~lk0l-"-— ridin tore tailors; luv ‘en nte:r'le§e.»., but be sonulted tor the following ‘causes: - -' "’v " l’ “- ‘I’-'““" ““‘8"v 5° '“dd°“'Y ,,¢,,;5n¢,¢_ . ,,u_ 14”», -um, _ uh“ ’ Vwuum ) d“m,M,,bx mul. p‘.-"‘u’r on ,sprud out his feet with s_sorspln3,~I.sosrstlox gngndmgagzggnlﬂ hgmgouu, .1, cm; g¢,u_ ﬁn’ 0, ,».”“°,. on ya, wtmon, ,.mn_ z ound, end use efllks A null, not omitting‘. "Do yo_xx-.briieve,,,;.tbs: it’ ooulu be nude sbldcsuse. 7 Cesvlotionot» tolony otter nu:-’ '.’‘’''‘‘°'' -“«3‘‘'‘ ii“ “ﬁ°"“"°"“" "1“‘““5 rigidly ormilvo 1:: mr: Hunter" . . . » am. {And now eontes who: my be t.ertued- -W1‘. "1 ‘ ‘W’ °‘ 5“ “ll “ ll‘ “’P“‘°4- ccm1xyy—1ust like any oiheredot Oahu '1 woman! man: csuss.] "When it their The was of the nwlocdid not met P no “Ln __ . .- _. _ ~._ _ . t - _ . V haw. mm wptﬂnuh“ mg pun“-up doctor’: bill, end Bro is now oslsu stint ' “fomteouris osuetbe very . much bemused ‘not live impesiee son he pinees togeﬂser ‘end 1”" ""“3' "°'""”°’°' -"m '‘‘'° ‘‘°- "“"“'° g,,‘9¥.&,¢:£?’,:’u:i. ,hs?n:“,,,”_: .. _ 1 5‘ mg umulgkwalnn mu 3 ‘ “ Ina” ._',, bolero be will get or_o:_s on~his.experiInent. -- - .. gicnuem o ., u .-- t - . ‘ utterly obenseleu.» In loot‘ Iociety‘eeexus‘te/ voluenltsrilyy £or?hwrs!eayl;:s!1s?§v:°s'ia,1’i:n'b:‘nucith:’t"! -' 3°!‘ -'n“"° 3.99": . §:::‘§3"d“‘*1::;1e!*5§;1‘l'lI0 3 _ ockb this burl-v leg lets his wife two years, with‘ intention of ' IN“: the '1‘0r_°t!°:.0|°bé-l . Films msltes ' est out‘; iysout ie:l.e'lgel‘ 'w‘ndDm“m'v ' A H ' A g0°d.)°°k‘mg‘"n“t ‘M of W“ 9'3; mm “'1 do no much 0 "1 Mg“ F b Lolulllstsoewlnieespersnos, sbsndoumeut ‘bed 1 rue besux to her l'lﬂ’l:ﬁ,I'lZ.: 1. mil tsry_ by "n_,“"“_‘ M‘ ‘mun 1£“"mmi hi y c t or party gr live years, _WhBn_ either _ men,-sxolicexnun sndsuo on-ywhlte mus. Jm ’ or we ah ha‘ wmpbud-H A :1?-ncl|s1a;¢ed vi a en-infamous” crime shell She be ‘arranged mst.iers__eo this sepu-ste m;;It;1;[¢{rI;gm.°u' exrerlcneyjn -"ch was t: zo.:°ts.'3i§3.'3'r..§' u’e'31‘§3t'y°°t'.ea’ua°‘§31"z§;9 ‘$2 ‘l::ils:1:§x‘sl‘i"Afr?,"‘s‘ts‘¢iu t,l?r‘c:°(rii§:t::: "§:1:?sr3: 3? ,_§“' m “"7 “WWI such eirenee end bu nod tromjustlce. ave rsn uuooihly. one unlucky. evening. ‘ howe ver, ell three suitors chanced to drop us An in sticrln oi elem a root “ ore’ tnssis.{' exclaimed’ three gentlemen liolzodlhto rooms, end all we: supposed I but Lillie minis" ’-lup- wooi. _eomethlnz in the room citlﬁhn was, end the zen rlghtlbcro. "What you mesh by this metal”. isdlnsuily inquired the end the supersdded. the thtcet, ‘ ‘Kill 'lor'lb_e police.” ’ Mr‘. Citizen csluxlrv leg to another door. mnsrlred: “ t & otni “ '....?8 I"d\’:rocd.Ico9rdlng-tols-V.‘ umma to V Iii»-eleeippi-Cruel lresimeii or such ; ,'§."“’.‘,‘}"$’§‘ "‘.‘,‘}"'“y’;‘,.','§°-""'V‘),,"‘°° "{l’,‘2} ;’:.:*::;;:.;*'.:.°.£'.=:::';:.*'.:'z.'.:*::*;:‘.; V;*:~.*;::::':....° V“1r:.':i.~:::::.r.*<&".:=.:.:';z::° -cl-§*’*;*:s=‘?.,, §x=«1-rs,I,S;::;;‘;fg‘?§=,,:°"=‘£‘;=~‘l-I«-- V- » ' , -. 1- ' ’ . ‘ I sxne o eemsnﬁ :."::;‘:;'.t"Vm.&.';.":l”*:?*-..‘£::..":9.:=':.*:. ".:V*"l.“..'“"i.‘.:'°°“°°"-*'-*- ' *- V--wt um V»-an --"Mi dM.w”n,"uu.i°m~“"¢ VT“-F,-I51 0:: ‘hrs e-l(,)rs-‘unity or inrivoh-1 you uilllind him iuihcrs,.:.:polntln¢.l.otho ‘ lwWmr.i-my ¢--".v--—suiato'.a:.w?um*’ - V‘1Qt'rss‘—'t‘kUuuu§‘§1.m’33{h':)i.?l3::s"l33:'ﬂ :m.dM?i€°h3'pt:‘xgyJ;ymnodmnt:r:h“:e¢ies¥l:t:3~" ""5{:2'1‘:iz‘-f.‘i§.;1‘i.§.’.7‘"‘:5r“I'4}?fZi‘-"’?‘v‘9 ‘-"‘P°°*¥iese‘utuxuot-ioroi mum: V - ~ new w‘-u me»: i ' norms of gffwf ,_ Mn“; Nu” liahuﬁ .— Xe _ Jersey.-When nessrsyvlthls lhsfemelo ascending! k wheustem nu "wan Mﬂﬂbut ﬂggkfigx he‘ the‘: .ot eooungulelty prohibited by wsy. The three suitors esvrsy without . V 9 . _- I _ lsw,er__ lty byolthsr party. The Lure! the ususlonremoniustthoxsts. no lﬁilxtd in-. Ilsrttorrl, _ essor Cbuu. Kl Chin seemed to- _ to. very=lts- - Bron: lav. attitude. . . :.’1‘he~ °5‘ s or bolero" Julie: 1 . lif l V , ‘god ‘bin, z.h?ln_ ths...putore on {F V*E:.‘“.r.l°.‘ii;t".i§.'::i:.‘:""”“‘"*’°°“l“”°"' = , ‘etnngerK'ing,~ruled thexloxdouot G as _ tervsl ofyerydesuh ‘H Iory oortvervnlon sud etnbsi-rs'ss1ng' bresos terminated by the on the slain‘ the girl end the tim to;_be pared to’ where the erdlse: eucounlercd )ir.Cli _sre you doing here? ' Whst do ‘heir in ._mIrE send ‘point you went lhe police he is in there.” _’I'he misses new to the other door, touedtbe e'— llomtsn, and poured out the scosndvi oi fscieucee Amerioe end.I’eru, showing the sensing en- ti ulty to which theylesd us. o reviewed somewhat soslyiioslly the early sis es 0-! roll our belie! current among these out no lathe esrllosl: hitter-ies,snd came to a conclusion tint otdldees of: God have been mounted by the tellectu elospscli ‘of each >9 ’s.nd race. 8 cues and its arts o l.‘.IVl|l21- I ondtsve reﬁned our {personal conceptions, and reload our idesl. . _ own.‘ rot God,thoOre_s.tot' onheuntveree, as they exist today, seen much noble: these those at the ancients es the msgoiliccnt entgnory of this nineteenth cen- lury excels rude, implements ox oerly lgﬁllo ch notion seem to have deﬂupd ltsotm God, in the image of Its bizhestidesl. Most ancient gods were heroes dsillod; whose Ivor- ship wuss netursl manifestation oi patriot-, lag‘, sud they deiested all notions but their e on poop e. , 4 hihcityibol lbtthll 'ucsmenm ogysu engor- inx _rcuusu:le ot_ veryvusoieat. history, pre- rted u re- R:Z'iYr:>‘etbsztelt§i‘ti‘1:itg9‘e'h:phu exl i very mole periods, and bothmlentlc sud Peclflo Oceans WDQ crossed and rooes sod civilize- nos wldelyexlended in now called pre- hliudtorio ‘lg gluten net‘ _ __ . [O‘t;l:uts.tl"rec- o 1 no roeoss o trans at a, row much light on o early movements of races. The knowlodg:u¢lofCLtl’s{en.:.use:"llo‘sIe continent on very remote limes. Tins there was wann- soe, across the motile, does not admit of esiion. Unmisiekeble trscesof £a”::'l:tdl:ng\nﬁl:°-thliie lspee of marry I of civilized existence. ‘xg .Wu cannot. stvoid sdmitilug met the Chi- ncee are one at the oldest temilies ol the en- ultht world. ' . --Chinese lelorisns ueert thst'13. 0.2853, etnmrzers tr m the South leaded, bringing a present trons s maritime klogdomlo the Bonus so-as—s nest turtle-—on whose laser was writ- ten e history of the world. In Copsn, In Ce rural America, _s atone slur oi greet mu. qutty exists in the image ol‘ s. similar turtle. The pure Chinese slopes: like so absolutely and totally distinct nos from ustlons by whom dry lots-:ﬁ‘s&trroutx:de€., diuerlmr Jnipbyslesl c s c cs e um. express on end color, in in sso, in their written characters ions obeeruusees ' and only re . conquests. by inter- Unchsnzcd byforsi mixture with an lore in-nee. they have de- veio hemse vu, preserving, sud, perhaps intausltyingtbelr tygﬁy ‘ - . _. cmnahuhorucimpicro min ,but no molest ldolrbcfore B. 0.700. 8 shoe‘ her literuuroolder then the Bsusodt reoes. , The histories at China ~oooutls-records "which modern Vehronologleu hsvo'not:mlli- oxen: room to measure. :We on s . vlcpochil in their‘ order ot__ sequesisoe, _ :'s:/of oi date. . v _' The llntluel hlstoryero stssdll -and Greece end Rome are ultin ipeitlons in 1 oompsnttlvel - Anencs wee und t-ma W t eit-_pto!;§r Cetserlu "stun own on °‘§t5§fadi°"‘°" 91" lb ' .9 W9 ouswsn-’ wsrdrrom tbe?g'mttwsll_of 0 fund the steppe: of ancient .-' ' .' L ' ‘ ' Axslsis ounces America thsol£ost'oon‘- ‘tlnent. ‘r lower Iselrotlrlorlds. measured gicorel growth, hes not'_lose ‘then WIN)- d°°°k"§T't'aM°""i "ii ma 1: root , m I 1'?! to w on begondlste‘ rd! - ms blos,.J_sps.n sad s l - nations oi‘ Asls _ ‘Iain mssysncle_rn_x~eoorflis,~isorodibl remote. abet rnsy -well ‘repay goareinlxrtu . -Few _-scion: nccs-‘hsve "V preserved s I venture equsl in ‘mine with! lmicbioese. ,’I.‘he greet ; port at pro-historic hutnsulty been trees: of activity and oosnnserolsl intereonrsc through-; out thexoestoi Ash. .- ; . p . _ The isolation or ‘the list elvillzstiofof gins rcislted ‘itrasmt e-ph,);s°l‘csl c&nf{:ria1;o, ‘ an ape. eyoocu ,eo rce pmtccyng ranges ofsuountsrhssnd forbidding‘ ~*rs::.~a"*~.....VV’V V = » ’ a sweet: rotn ego were prob- ably born in elorcixn lend; no loos: 1-goo; rxlslrd at vhelrpsronlege, hence it was est . to not-the their origin to lullcrnstursl ceases,‘ while their death slog among the people, where is-sdliloes here come down _etilccucd'shd recorded. ,- ‘ Chlnetee saéiennlli u msy ye rcn or us s e mum much Hm Wu d - E3,‘ on izorarfsx t. ole, 'I‘sl-Kc Fm ‘co, the. to us, Iver; to B. c. ,a,as°s‘1 2 3 ‘C .2 E’ issues seems to imply the: he‘wsI (jog _ei eon 'uo..... Pioiorlei representations (lg. ' _l ‘cued in with two smell borne, slosllsrlio‘ ‘I so sseocisied with thoﬂropresentstlegrgp Hoses, thellsbrow lswxivcr. i,Is,’.'uad=u, 3-ucccrsor-~rre sold toﬁbsve iutrod_¢'e¢d"l;rp' China the blefo lypbio character xerpietuo txrlllag, somcw nsimllsrtu those to a ruins in CentrslAmerlo_s. ' 4 ,-,- He taught the motion '01 hesvsul "bodies, ' the twelve rt-lstllsl signs smldlv p_¢‘;hgxr lime inigoyesrs sud months, b8§Mtj_hﬂBgln slmowl so at rnsny other .55 The sudden Advent of eosnuo ,_ brought by one turn ludiosleq‘:lu;_},., “ma from at country with W_h -he ‘ muaiorim existed. , , _ 1‘robsbly'the solsr do [(3), measure ofiime, then tbejjuuaj-" lastly ihesolsr yser'., Th’: _, rt: used so A measure of time sin: , ‘*3, n,,, um. ingm esure. :1! Moth bl no.» is not ledev, when the lunmmogﬁwﬁgu. tho'uss5- , ted meesure, he dlQt!_‘§l;1'evonly-font‘ sad e ell years; which is ~f;,,¢b.bx. 0 records may: awhhh b;‘m“B. . ~ 1 _ ting feose. . lldescribes s " hi biioodsd ilitoen pmvinceso _cm_;,°;"§3°,'c.°:wi. end 4 storio culture in Ansel-it‘ °“"““:..*:.-?=Z?"".,~..*=5 5 bound ooestet Chine. modes-ooonstru o -oounssndbe or! tied , l 9: grsnls, started from “"‘.;.“. m of re s ‘ " m cl 1 0. between the societal ‘Chine. He then deeorl 11 owing to wind! nrecsssriiy ed in Peru the I mnslion. peso sway. Peruvian. Chinese. Jsusneee, 1‘olyncsishs, ii hen the S was s nous-ls :15 built the rulnso by Behring: Stni . Am if so, why no h meat in is in more recent; this his] noes. regress wss_ sufiloieht We have given but :- ecedw atoll o. 'ounéie*' ' .l.o rsn Vs qusrter regodlyjsppkuged elly oo y Sllﬁfli PICS“! mooring io,wls;i'¢{’h£e_£M h " lulu" :ﬁ*."."’§'i"f"'l‘-*" 7o?’..£'...r~- M.‘ [I _. hub?’-,... 3°“ IIDKILOWII stutter deli.-1-" h says?‘ 3i°‘!iI..to jhqnetter with you now?" sold Kins. dongs usdtgsvo her e rs he went as W . ‘ lnns 4! ii. to the so is whom wslch her us (i order that -._w,hlle;~lhxery it she may yet clear 9 . oflove and rlls:£Ro_ sud refuses t . _ est rzethlnl. but st__ less will tasks 21 est it. ' moment her melee saucepen, "mil in drops into ihnoug: dlun King bed put on r_- in whole tul strsuxer.——{(>omhiil omlly overcome b ellppers is-owide seen: to Wh it I is ti: *“‘ fro hi h u..y°?.l;x'a-‘}§.'t’z§s'x}.'i sx.$'§i?§::£a in? Xxxét. brought‘ to land on em west 9: Chin, where they oisina to hero iii’ end undo new, file?‘ In ordcrio sscertsln the direction when they came by mt, we must study tutursl causes, and look nmoug windlund currents for the tint suture! distributing agents, whose lnilueneeou osvigszlo been 11 . . Brooks lbeu stxplsloed the notion of the soothseet and northout trsdo ,wioris. Icecuugirotn Peru to Chins, signing that it justice with s conquering srnsy, or with the west. before the wind there is e strong. their striking the can shout where Chinese tiou pisoes the origin of their nee. lie then examined‘ Peruvtsn ancient hil- . v fullyelui erltleelly rovlewlnf 8. sea, rswingout thepotols oi. slmi erit plea of d the sncient ruins Gentrsl America, and drew forth. swan- emu: chain of clrcumsuniiul. evidence. then explained the greet dliiienltiee or s voy- age by selling vessel iron: Chins to Peru, , which, in returning, ere ruse. oldest civilization we! the meet sdvsnced, sud the country Wu deosel po ri- weted with I rsoe which has now n on. Evolution end dissolution bring to us - vcr chsogiug forms in their cycles at trust-, Wilton: rvsch their cllrnex until liens,’ others, utrlbuw ggcetloo «wit to their early sneeetry, not-I1; I. to intro net on at the solar steer. ' nlerris nut visited Peru, empire. ,The peoplerwlto Oentrxl America novetilglli gt. _ , . cries is lull the oldest continent; ﬁoleoﬁs-st pyeopledf It the primi- tive noes have died out, and eir seou-pyh smide crumbled into duet; it is tor of her entiquliy..'1Thry have 1 bed time to die out sod rule from It while I. "1 trsoes yet re V o orig- Whon in the development - ordination her p to 3 fsollllste ' tlon. why may she norhsro furnished the to Ariel‘ - - .'=’-‘ isle Jelgyinttreelisg lectuto,:I5*II'hioh 1:: R I coon :smI::1{r."Broo ‘wee -' slmgeveo . seer. rd 4 . -wsuI:h,.snd;t _ 0 911! dl-like‘te:hir.'.'1'he.tim morning sitar, uhebell - um strum rhss rcsisslols A out the loveliness sud’ Princess. in this hustlers ever end over. e an utterthe mi” (mvss 1, Mrs: . nastier with you!" as . ad {runs to‘ end, no onocsnmskeou sure on. say! ‘find the heerth end heltlz.onr t.os¢{se, _ seustoios Clnderells. sud rililssseyxol "tor. . Gicra-ad! "giera-mi" . "whom °“.:.i:’ “Well, ’ said the more with thl~s_ lsbosild‘ kill be‘? r s n _e. ems - 1 o arﬂa)1&°$°’3’ﬁ"’( My 1 I. sum: e' ‘3o°es§s':ﬁ3uuits!leribe All I b . ood rln or or o This at‘ one lends to i ejdisoovery oi ory, sad the misting dlunosd ell per '- °i=::::.":,;:.:°°* ‘.'..'."'.‘.”‘l':....“ cone rsi n ‘o y or e - Hsgsxine hss ‘sud sleunsz-s oi ed Clo H but throws .the they seie_ to. isoover.wbither_she ’ Ire -scrsrnb I _ _ ms lfsleeiy hi sick rm» a-.r.=..*°:'~:.*.b°i. orsetrs ys .w Lb‘ hecslls his" ‘F85- crcd Hsjest mssnlns,’. end so s tint it she . brad soupbe t inlre he can. But shemust prepsxe-it with , own ‘hands,’ sud lot no ‘one else touch 1;. -Above Ill, she is to tslzo care the: the olndera « tum-is ,dcos not come hes: the soup. Sacred. _ ammy nmnme promises to do so he do- ' ‘ sired. . She toslses soup end cooks it over the ' lire, watching til the while the. sure-crow or s cinder-trench does not touch it. looks any from the t. moment Clsderells which the T0‘ 053 the south- ot Peru, southern Pom sud Kc ysd emigre- 1209911- this list ‘ - hers wish‘ led an utunlf Cinder- wunils, It is not in ‘for. I . her’ , . But for s Isstbsll. 1 "sad use it as I siinsulsut. the: the abounds on t e lelsnde Sun Doxninyo, is borodvto anti Ksbmwe? “ch ' . end est the xseseesxru, who eoer sway ﬁfoaﬁznom ' of the lbe-fentsls piling-_ oi turning it to nsske it rooms, remember ll: on ‘who we 6. rgsihll the tidy houuwglq “hull ind m cruel broom destroy the: lmllder-thsi iu cl’-I6 iv; for the Boshle mar of: spider about snlﬂh '“ sought. tor and d‘evo_'_I|'°‘1 5 5.-5° ”u'°1o ‘RC’ . they hsve rotated 0351 s delicate yeuo never pus s tlsiely had thrived, vrllho «ﬁuickly crime at them wbciﬂ lltebs.rel»nnt§8 ‘~54 to ‘bag Ihvglg ﬁe‘ :- ’l'3."”f ~ A,,,,,,,ba;.'o: grabs and sad an aim the ladies otsihl Inter empire monomers" ﬁe-hr on I5 at s “age the . sensuous M? b met their s vs: in-in Xmutos. or srilculsrf ehihctdnot e sstsnl ed ta site or ruaru, at-boiled weevil, for it re oonsl cred by epicure: to be es gre oty ss frogs’ legs are thought to be by is 1111 French, or as vipers, zlsrd s,” are by the Itsllsns so is ds’ nests sreby the you lndiszss distill sllquoi xx- therein. deposit the r e 1211!!) st full s are they measure three loehee in length end one in cireunsieroooe. Tlsolr body, which is or e dingy yellow color, looks like spices or ts: enveloped by or thin skin usnull black head. itosslcd on up I, or rolled. and seesenod with salt uodcsp db sad 1) r lpdcnlen wit Imus: IE: ' y ztsce many a. Hsytlsu table.» Why should they not? Aretbe notelesnlyf Here they not A deliosie sad (is! cleus nsvor? I possum better,‘ or. _ food or the pi such that we should set its esneato 0 ﬂesh-with r h! Is a goose befoz-ﬁve ere shlela rsledpnie «foams so healthy that we should rderst. to. clesolybod%oishsrm- lull eru , whose um _su‘pp’t;§ledu_g Ill hgyﬂgng .- ' nslbl . . ‘ ‘-n ma” u 0 ;eitillcte wlthesthinssed rheumatic s sweet yo Romans and lose squ less at ogre the sod yeurxrcepoorln end the pee opt Ceylon e most ;i°l"' n all rnl our.’ sump r ll‘ we mustjuve we will buy tb , preserved in so hi gale’: rocky isle. end 0 cred fog,’ crooked streets ol Go .11: an islsnd fsrsvruy in the quantities. or butter-= ihe natives ceioh largo. nm, which, like use ems,- oslexl. after their wings are slip: the for hours’ si cheese Amen the folklore of my In this legend: “Fer in the North‘-lend~ dwells the great he wishes to cohler A rplo, rolls sway s stoue mm the month of e co sin deep pit. and from it issues: host or winked to the southwsrd, end there surrender themselves It mod to the. These messcnxsu sro or which it s recorded tbstuiuhn the Baptist. are, sad w lob Are 10- dsy sold by the in the cities at Ho- roreo. = . , .- With how much silsetion the Bonus: spoke _ loeustl *,‘Ailuisbsrn1leeseroature,"’ use one histories, “celebrated for its song‘ Jinn: most ancient times.” ' V wee codes: to the Greeks. vo life to the solitude. cl our sbedy groves so endemic in conveys to our minds the Ides of e perteotly happy being,” that they ltepmhe insect in. e_e es, end gave it per. }s zhtlugsl V._I‘ropbet oi the Bummer, limes." Then, sf! ,s_l'cclloo, they ate’ it . E83132‘ Africans. "- . same song “because it-scorned to eoi -.As'l.r-iolle with it stuck or their eggs, air!» a gusts vr 1:): time they srsvery ma 4 Another betursllst. ssys lint leave This is probably what shot when Iago its his wrath es bitter es colo‘q'ulnuds"-~ Crete. ~ The little dew-sucking locusts ere not to be confounded with the strong pen the lleupicnle, or * the omens call these, on stilts: commits. such oiis“ge. ‘ed ‘ pee represses as part nedeuduylng, “i e no war home in their f.°‘....m- cur" spiders so dslnlies, uni?! 3"f°1|5h lllllllilm tells us that in mm OAWW5’-l in -her , um s dors slwsys. dsinty morsel. trulyl fond of them say they tests Yﬁgwﬁs d "ix‘l'.'nl."a-.‘;‘€€.“...is_'2‘<x“l..'l’.‘2'if?- world sround. The Roman o costar, the ills: leund in the eilltlnbthe ‘slim, §_lhommutmudtstte'§ 1-mﬂlftl G8 I 6 00032 W totlieym. In no Elrcusl lnthe West In lee, Chinese. The Mex- thuuvo . “Monsieur bub, _xood_ snontleur. V get hstui V rec-hlspedonmbl? on tiogp d goodmonsieur briogrueihsbo J»; t honey-best e: sromstlo gull-diet; , ere broo h_tV from natsntlno -hes reooveredfmm they slhsn $1 names. the Nymphs,’ ' ."‘I‘he Love oi the‘ real! this lsvtsbiux of locusts, osught. before the ,snd- fried in sweet oil. suooissiew :un_Q’=—“At . they ere plump end used in meklu sosp. Breed‘ e of there, audio A lcsskind ot sweet cake. plotting e out o lioor, says, V : ‘~'l.‘be oodthettohlui now is ssluelous es locusts,‘ sbellbe d us run ‘Luther. truuslsltd the word iron: the Hebrew text, the ter’, though usedss toad is - the ltwsscueottheee meat with ucould est 0 I3‘; consider long: are eagerly nturnlatcs or the: she could osew sod lsrvoe have been when inclined lg osk-tree: on to ideas or been It salted st. dinner st “the eel or ‘the of Temtclos, or from this beetle, udeed so street is esltl>:sn-x>aIm.- psrtieulsriy In no the beetles to When their larva h dry pulverized the condition or .t.be Obllll? the. ecle- the fresh el - Truly hill no -3 olsthisile, ' \ Night Dream; Vthoreb setting e. whl let us to eat or the (iv o in the. ysoZ:'tu.rsclaa' no routed sud rubbed or, egg goecstsion. .. e: onenlots you or-er, who, when can his poo hi. and “The I5 . (“Sweet I. the lips, ssys' oi depos- ee5s.?’.' = V . when; the elosdto sud‘ olly, slso suede or are rcfent to to him shortly the bitter sppleot ~ owed. gr-subop- ' s -horses." ss grusho - redstioue _on the the: the Arubish before Moham- hs army of the .ncrer no . ED:-. Moreen’: '.‘ lslitx evonss Bottom,’ - conditions he ,rod was. One heed mater’ used to :3 he would ‘the innocent {or or guilty; end no or used.-to fielg‘ both. One tw brother visited another .oelles:e, sad the _blm,out_ because -he did kuowwhlch wee entitled to deport. Other brothers conslsnily chsn ed-. partners st bslls without discovery. lldren ere ususily quick in distinguishing between their parent end his or her win; but Mr. Gslton round two cases to the matter . He knows all tour or an inslsnccs of oubt: during so on- men: of marriage. Thus: “A._xnsrrled '..rst. but both twins not the led together for tbe iirst time, end fell in love W th sr- there and .. A. ms.bsged,io’see her home and to coin her etieellon, thoughll. worrisome- i.'::'.cs‘couxtlcglnhls see, and neither the lsd nor her psron could iellwhich we: wh ch." One isdy rernsrb that kissloghsr twin sister use like hiesiof 3 port of herself, so her bond, and not the kisaingsnetber green. The eutbor to as: experiment»- how anguish between twins b scent, Of strange mistakes be-. tvcten wine in middle lilo two ones are cited--one where us olllcor returned from Indls sitar tour years’ absence was addressed by his xu.bcr:- “I thoughtyou were in 4211;” another where an aged mother-bed ncrvousl ex eledthe return ot her son from Indie, is s 1 beta orerdue, Ind bet: he entered; Is! to. im, taking him or the brolherwbollvedyriih her: “No .30; it's o bed lotto: you know how‘ noxious f ens.” As s curious texture Mr. Gslton notes the sppsrcnt lnicrchsngesblenoss, both or ex roseion sud chencter. . a seven or the thirty ﬁve cues of close slusllerily both twink rulrcrcd tron: some specie! silmcnt, or hsd some area tlonel pe- cullsrity. Two sisters hsd the do cct or not beln able to. acute down slslrs quickly, , wbl was not born with them, but came on or the s of twenty. Another pair of twins here is in bi. congenital nature of one of the joicis or s little tiny r; it vrse inherited from srgresdmoihor, but neither parents brothers nor sitters show the less: trace of ii. In soother case, one we: born rtgiurod, and the other becsxnsso at six men , old. Two twins st the ego of twenty-three were attacked by looihec 2 sad the some tooth had to be extrsclcd in as csee.. , ~ -There are curious sud close correspond- ences mentioned in the telling-oirol the heir. Two cues are ncnuoned of deeth .from tho. same disease: in one sbrothordlcd ot Bright's disease and the survivor died 0: the some can neeovon months site: . In nine I oueof the thirty-ilve cases» it opposes the: both twine ere s to slcken at the some time. frbore are sun 1: led the recorded instendoe of pslhol icsl resensblenee in twin bri‘iI.tl;tt‘r'le o t - m ATroun_esu's - "clloique. Medrcsle,-” aunt lnDerwln's"YuistlennndorDomes- t in-- two’ losses brothers oi is‘ hie:-bide"). tease «la b er: considered to porsecutionby the sum hon ns°£§s°‘11 m “£1. m?m’t§nd“ events as it super: say one out so lntervslso! time but neg! e dey, stoma‘ themselves train their prostrstion, nuke. the suns. oompleiue of detention and desire llbenttlon. _ Mr. Gel- boxs sent the net: in this one to thepromlnont. rhylsicisns tothe insane in En lluui,-ssklng ti ey hsd everxvitneued suytging ' sllrniisr, and received in reply — hoeevvorthy io- sisuoev, ihooghneoe es exset in- ulletl:-xn. Another curious F sainlry in twins isdescribed by Bsmne in the ,-“Alns1tel1ss§edle(s8-ll;sycholo3‘lt1ues, ’24th series, vo, ,«p._. -. - In eleven ouiot thirty-live lnstsoaev, simi- loxity in the association oi ideee is noted. . make the suns remarks on the some oo- — on on, begin sin es the some son oi. the same moment, so so on; or one tell com- xnenoe sentence and the other iinish it. In one core one twin. who heppsned to be at e iicotlsnd, bouﬁt use: of chsnspsguo - glesses, which caught at situation, is a sur- rise for his brother, while - st the nine time her brother, boss: in England, bought it sltuilsreotol precisely the. some pattern es s surprise for him. . In sixteen of thirty-ﬁve ones. the testes and dispositions Ire-described es closely simi- ier; in the runsslnlng nineteen they were much since ‘but subjectio certain named dif- lerrnces, which were slwsys those oi intensity or en conclusion Lint the resetnblsneo between twins is not su rtclsl, but extremely le- iirnste. '1‘hel,w as .were.‘in the oeaes sum‘-_ merlzcd rservdoxscti elllmup lotholreerly menb ‘, and woman ood: then the condi- tions or their lives "chats ed--whet change oi’ the most vsrlstionr. Tlﬁfe lies showed that the parents secrlbed w mosrwholly, ;to, some-{arm oi-'Villnes3, ‘in only e. we tow. ones is there some allusion to thegliulm isrity being peril due toihe oons- ' bined sollon otmsny smdlhtuﬂueneu, and in no case is..lt largely, Inue lees wholly, ss- crlbell to that cause. In not is single instance is there a word about the growing dissimilar- ity being due to the some of use iirm it-co vsillof one or both or the twins, which bed " triumphed over nstursl tendencies. 11:. Gallon 1sst_ examines twenty one: where there we: A [test dlselmllsrity st Aral, to ascertain how in on identity or nurture in childhood and youth tended to sssimlleto shun. All these cases ere absolutely scanni- sht. Their evidence is to the effect thtt us.- ture rovnils enormously over nurture when the d eresees at nurture do not exceed whet- is cunmenly to be ssmersnk of society sad in the semoooun for where in twins tutu sud bsblts bssbeeano to heed it hisneverbeenlesseneder rsotevedby Identity otsasoeutioe. inﬂuence or education. From all thoeeiscts Mr. Gslton doduces the . ixnllsrliy'thero‘mu wholly, or si- ‘ lound omen; penoosotthej. . a mo .d1IIllnIl1tllhTa"~ " ' 'V V-.:.=‘VV‘.-:‘V‘z<..:./..9‘V*;V’V’ -- I“! '“' .7-1'“: ‘$3: A . 3*! 3131315 5h5¢'§WW‘<'5ﬁWWW $§!€1- l . lh “V V 33 I .\.' rmmomc BANKS ' V>,;,;v;-5lg,:,§:g;g‘:§,“.g“"“L.,,.a..‘l£’°.."$‘12’u§’«i 01-HBING THE ms-« gills: &‘*““*. *.§.;=ru:=.2:w==.V»*~°w- A nvstm WIMBV ;%::::.”i:.?.i‘z:..:“.t:ire%i*:‘i§i::;“.;t°i:* “ V '“’“‘’’‘V “'m‘”- °* ' ' ''_V‘i-liu ._ V eirureo as V _ 4 ~ . 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K toldrwiininhrenty-ion: hours; but its up. «debt. and with quickened aw we sosmtood pmpmeia do so good on action should be nude. who eouidby his -bu In onchlnt , - erullyjziown by the strange iowle vvhie upmumpioyed’ “d, .3 U” nu‘ "V. mm t ‘ H d d I n H“ mm D‘ I mmnrmnuﬂnd with no“ I M W, In," amp, gm. “gum m3"‘w“_ line at n a on the opinioneol lie young ‘ramp ‘mum “,9 ma, ‘mi which ‘mm’. n. 7 to 15;¥:;umg. “gum, um gnu“. Pam: we 3 In one iy hell not deceived new gm” md p,mnun‘_ ,_ ‘dd... 0? In withheld, hm. inny removal msyit should keg“, H“ np If, hum a, an F” I‘ ma men on or live-md.gweuzy.—-{Go¢the. ‘ . G l t hi hi exeeee of the illusion: our trlendir ﬂit! our trip to chmmontwn _ mu; dghm 1. 1 V g known and honored while howu yet among mlozyu fay 111-gt-ﬁnd um; 31- 3 ii, Tn: chnnomlle the more it is 1 odd lsniﬁte 13:13:21 :?:i?ie?lr:::::ealf:l:;e°L:l: laﬁmeyiund ioprovldewztlllﬁi 10131-7 V ‘ "Ml P°l¢i>0ﬁ’°‘ 'lV°°l8Iquenoe. The dletenoe mN‘n:’l¢:-2. ”’1a‘li.: 1-nu-inth‘ex M 5 0 ‘I?! in. Our efforts no (em: this-mailer out hero "°?f,“°' “En "“‘¢h£?3- 311% ‘l;'00d‘5= #13 W” ‘W’? 1‘ S'°""i V“ 1""m‘ xlie more 23:’ who banana cum, mm mm ,-,m,,.,,,;. V D;wg‘;h*;*1§';g_ftT gowﬂmmuga mg“ 'm¥ ftxom city oaleiiytnrougimuiswiizerirud does lho. 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H: "k m xxgzxzxih ﬂunk :%i‘id“ 11,” dull!“ an :1.“ of °m_Bi::ide§~‘ mﬂ“ ad- &j V n2 §. Tm: not et divine worship in the ixmtims. immsoooniloiio eixiy lime: and price. Why umndnmﬁldiggghhe ° ‘ ’° "3 V“ . ~ - .31“. W. m “L I-la privll not In-I. the only creme being . P. ‘_ ml gg am... 5' ‘"530 1| 7-313"?‘ 5“ ““P°"“”‘ '”°“‘°P°"'i Vnollcsomenm or lembe; but instead, seated than In accordance vriihihe dictates of hle‘ovrn hardly oouoe -e or as man hnr- .,,;,¢ Mm }u“nu“’ ad ,d,,,w°n'__m05“ no ‘I99 . . . . .. -Pelt!‘-Vﬂoolol renatlnod I bachelor, when he . V V g . V edged _pzpe_r"'h1I Vhleh lathe terdlnlxnce hueounded in our oiieelns on benelm beneath‘ the tree: whilat §:<:§ment,._i_.he,t Lhleeou eteooeeelxneii hu _ g creeicdaneore nobltotinore.-enduring gm“. ma plum, or no”, gndplungy cg am,” fl. ESVRGNJI I°1I3-Il-.3 0!‘ I’<?0nt_.. It.in- eenlfkothe chime! street hell, endwhleh - lire laolel gun-dinn rushed io our easiatoece adapted. 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' rice; |nt17In8i'II.‘I3slle in idtii'Vit!‘lie 5xtrntleu:V.ornVog..zuu at no bookeln hn’nd and nenuei-ed° cIVi.liexu.n'i closed end hi: eyes-i1l5’ht"eoothe he-‘ '”"“'*°’ mum ‘ 9‘“‘°'”§9“ “**1'3°T°.-’."{3*"«’Y“°- ' beeu$,v'i:I11;’K‘:¢!»J1:t'l_-I agile n:In;‘:::Kti.0§$,I’%_ . W‘K°iDs'ﬂ%to lobe. Boob mepeereioihid‘_ln:prlvei.ehoin_eeV' weeteinmlilesiinjoslus thedel his oi’ rrpieo ﬁbula’; ni-lento!’ hiegoodwork that who to m‘°“?“f"‘:‘$‘g.V,*‘“ gm hxfotitpr :h6¥:rl'V'ﬁ'\ily' Veenuend until they . ,5, work H“ 5-. 5”“ ‘V ‘b ‘mu . odvkzdo" n‘pi-ovumoreir ii» denies nio.V From below the hotel all the calm we e ier him. The noneulnient bu been “Wm wmnnv‘ bum ireggccgagd nzmzgxmiseaartgg . rouglioutthe eon_ntry,_en in l . _ _ eﬂndtltesamu r I 1118! leagues as l. d mi.i ed 'ndhd toreeeonn" hlch Ilull-luv oc¢ulonio3 beblndhin mi 1 V .1 _ are ruched lame. In .nlleholdie.1n pzper ll le.are_Vinrnr-ainoe. IlIe;Kl:lI‘Vi'.ll.lI1?l;:!Iln °,m£neeit.'1?‘wtan3t§:~ x:l:l!l‘dl£:§,‘;¢I n%lt9n..tr‘:e :rn:us:rubI‘l?elst:r‘o?i tdY;’€ﬂl.Ob!'f'O1'Bl:5:8?n'gLhll8tﬂﬁ:X6.‘ '1’l'0Pl'9V11¢11N¢I¢ til! |¥1'Ot¢hB8$1°°.0°0.- tlxaizwlhee ihenm: are atzbelr loci.--I‘i'ﬂ“ Ville beeenieni I-.IVmnll Jnrrso and-ether. nu-V 0132:: mm. V Vtviielderod the"1>eet'rilla ror .1, hour». 1-mg mxyuw, m “*3” it in Ii-ont.oil’e rather a bsre'pi'odspe¢l. on ‘rm: TRUE-x‘JL‘rﬂO2< or hlltslc. €005 Ind 001!" ¢1U‘ﬂ¢xINV.Nk¢!‘I hi-V9 Wt quher. ~ i*iim*".':lr.l;§,"l2€.l::‘::..;":::.2:::1li :.”:.::“i:. V l.*:::.Vi,r;"..*i: ‘V-°i:.f *°"°'~ .3 , ‘ .,>~"=l,c'=****.;.., 5t’l""“ “°l‘m“° till“ "§°l‘°" '°"**V 2?” "x""l?.«" ‘llz. *::°iV°..':: *° ”“‘”’J{ W i‘..::..l.:°°-;'.2:-°°.?.;.:°:.i:.r*'.. ";:.‘.‘..*:*.*:.::°°.V:; w===m=m»m=m~»«==r wr-ma am *3“ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘I0 ﬂl7l'°V° 0 °K'Pl’c\'Bl at ui. en. irlllet ldeeot 011J.'VII‘&n 86‘-ti!!! I ‘'7 OHGIIKWO‘ °° "S0 3 15 ' U .' o 3 8311 N31“. ' ' liiibltuiiliy wonder and wank’ were he- ldto lo .,VIIeh:uetuiet 1 2 hi. I; on ‘n . V. . , . l n itethtltd i - Pr :3... all these. ...V. ......... l..:.'..:i:,: "°" ° ' -.°..'a“.:‘:::’i::.'i3#.‘?. :.l.:i::::* ,’:.::.::.’::é2:.l; zll°ii¥:;.e; :.*:..*,:'.‘.';*l'.i*:.i°i..:*::l*..:°:Vl::m‘:".:3: i:°.°.:.:.,°'iiV:*i:t.:i.l:,::.=i°.i:.,.*i*.*,*;:::i‘i’:.i lei“ "ifo”83a““t"o: «in» ‘§;“=g.'38o.%’6o 'I.‘£’.’.";1'r‘.‘Z.’: i'*":;'::l.*:**.:.ii:i:“.i:*:l°:i:';V.*.: an elite. ‘rho-houeorknupotllv-relative. V erleimln uucrlrinconn will only mell.lng_beuee1h the nine. yum emno ened with increasing rplendor. M oi’ Ihle cit; no is Lhelurrlvlu brother oi 11 in mi est-tel Ind 310. in‘ B heir-Ippereni. t: 3 U ‘V U is is 3 5’ - _ , - ' v no t3e.—~[Ca}' 51:. The rich becliclorr otathlo oily eoneiituie 3 0°. 13 ‘H mm, ‘V‘=_. 1-. or am, Tbgbmﬁf §‘§’,,‘,.’§' 1;: "§'11‘1:§a um dag’; I11" “fad i3billlea"3}‘ililh15.§$.§‘n. “ﬁn! lie u(}]’»:iFr'-21:: glfwigfdo r£’t‘h:'rewh:n$:u?irph,:°?:eri§i:d“guﬂi1!: fifgongtrr ol'll;"‘x1nax:N‘to “hold”, 1333:’: Cuunxxarwxs ei‘- wickedness would one. -vary interea groan‘ and would look wall umieil oi st --«iV.V-- ml their Inca mm me all ch 3"ir-om G mm“. “ 1: ° 1. end Italians nut almost ax eoritnnl 2 bu-lnm oi !mi><m'ar- and wholes-lo swam 00"“ if the poms-lonl of any other in “"*°"" *1“ “°"" ‘*1? W ‘‘’‘'m ° “’*“¢*| in epiunreflnft i-ronld'bo'.dlﬂlenll 30 mitt‘-11 werein tepid dV lid. Howlliile tee hula “Pi; wigllgnseg ad mgncn“ 1“, "Mai tongues exlrted- at the 71811611 lnofhelr iii No 19" Front meet in this eily for n ""1 WWW» 91'-VP‘ W3‘ C°"°¢"“' V511" "°‘"’”’°“‘ Pm'°'9'°' ‘m’"J “d W“ °“ “""° them elaewhm sad iheV'rer1V"upeei.'-tie is an or paper the VV l. when they purchased Gcrrnsn (ll “H1” mg, °';r:§'£°m am. mu. "3 Qyﬁ. ,,,¢m,, em! nag 1,, pngoﬁ .,§-,,,,,; 11“, ;-5.,-. 11,5, J“. ,1; iicrlvili, equxl 1:. Follow us the enn-ipio oi’ 53” '09 Prﬁcllctd Pﬂiftil KWW lull-hits! mall &Vl’&fnI%ﬁl.8(@6SIl at once tlie-old- this "gilt-ed" ed’ lcla that it who rnimu- "coin ctr ole ‘efiell =°lZ?mlZs°°‘q::‘:"“° :3“: ml imM““1nldatod ieeinio5'to be.» mm; vrellknown lo oi er incrciunuoi title city 14513591‘: it It "WING 018‘ Willi!!! 3- A!‘ ‘° 9”” °‘ ‘”""["°h“‘°"" time "come etolne wedding." buttlul feclnred spec ally‘. ruin monuy, -nauuz dim iriiire Frxnoe on-rheiirlng the lively pevembuleung Orl -mom. mar dinner and ertnzned semen of lnielllgenoclnd-P1!" ’°*‘b""“*°d W“ °‘ W ‘"*"h W W 1-“ 11° "M be Wm‘ M 1*" 6°“ «>6 -1; 15 mg mg. _ , _ its lune was only I ".- of that old ti-sud bench ¢;p;-ggmpi or in; lnmblunig nu coirre wee taken on the rarxndn, when the character. The: were or uutiype at man, of m tea able son,Jolux Jeeob Astor by whom izcaqse other: concerned with him have one ,qromxn.ms-rnrczz. - hieh M pnctlgd on the emclel 1, and vrltneulng their native 3-e"m1rea.V 90095! 03 “'0 KTDIIPI clnulnz croimed-ouch whom e {cw have come down to the present, in urn twill be sued down to his son, or evil. it e um: has noted right, he has done - T,“ W, “ nu mp“ mun”. ‘ ‘m.d“=_m o‘h¢r in ,5, hm." “d n W“ u_ “M E”, 1,, “,5 9,50,, of wmm,,n_ 1,“, “.1 Nu, tome other noun or or his lentil; likely to well - though alone; it wrong, the sanction or net’ u,,°,,KMm sump,’ it [. vow,‘ 0, ,0 gm,‘ u,. mm ,V{,,;,,,cop, an" M0 mug, cwpar, who g,,u.y¢¢ “,3; W. .1”, and mug. in It iogetbennd increase it. hoilld this mm indwiii notjnsiiiy ilin.—-(Yielding. apmgiu unmblgon such‘ in .11 poulblg mice. when oeelooked iohiu owns-iiip care And could be gnlneiiin the world 1-'01 bx°h°«I‘}'ﬂi:‘ ‘gig: Dim“!!! dﬂiﬁligﬁlg-3: A noon inclination in but the lint rude . lnl ible dlreciiolu; but ihiegerdeii In Milan sndtho viovrnlnlxed -an s i>|“ueh- only 1» in mtgloownomrud Iwmt dew “'33 ' ‘ °°m“"s 10¢" - dnnght orvirwe, but the finishing mom .. is hoee um In con: I3‘ xaeox. V ire lesions or this in union or oneoteiir on P! ztnble .1 co nol.’be’1rertIi.leu then 5 million. a 1 4 "cu 0“, _ . M m‘; - 1, ‘,1 Q, 1, . , 0 h ,1 31. in the Ibeeuoecd lune! prlteexenlturu end 11;. 303:. though 5 bechelor hes not been r . ﬁludenwulhyoﬁ: co:‘ﬂ‘lc1‘uo‘fﬂ!h‘1‘:h On:l.)'l.n.§.B?l'l” tro.inp':r.l‘:l:g: :x9ire{Fﬁiim:mIn‘E‘i§eVlde:°:i t‘gel1r°:ife's2:::: It‘! than 1:-ion bull‘: xinslalr igezdir: their tn ml. 3 mini?!’ aim: !'f,.Vg’5‘flE.°f ‘I’ I"illlli{J;'nt'l;i!r|rae'¢'sm’ ri:c’:!:'l!‘lll’t'l‘l’:l ‘1 , will: :gi{rl°:3 "&?£‘”.'°' r¢£ginl::t";i1li:gti; -n no ,i°,,',_., 1"n:‘t’l "ml ‘"¢BI!-ﬁg heoeethlbesnentreu en‘! inlhlng vines “M o ."V ell cried. “in are mute oi-Iona. Kane or e brewer: were ere: 45*" 98 9”‘ °“’”‘“° mgmm gftgg °‘ '1‘ r quickly be“, _, ll: 0 it billxy. .. - _ men rnnlneo he reschh imahooii. twining’-in rantetreei-. whose ext" dllaoigggeo-iirlty ~§s9pn"3.::Y'§:°.'“d ,2‘-‘,‘,‘,. “ﬁﬁiﬁ, :i‘>:::lkl?di::;p:;;21l°en':d r€l‘1'9“Wl!.l‘lJlt::1,(1Ii!l!;::D6 9’r£§’o‘§‘lin‘§$’ ig:?1ln‘m%‘l¢?::’hg:t::r‘:: Ling Wmmzoelt VIVILIQ-‘xlppfﬂbcnlfdl and hm I m" . mmmm’ “bun” “ ‘ :’l;”li.‘}i“.’;.£?l‘.‘;:.l;;‘i':a-.. l.’.‘.‘.l..‘i‘V’.‘§‘s‘...“..m 3 .m..m.u.. old house “’-l"'z‘§“.‘i'l’l‘.‘?£ “;.‘."' ‘ ”‘”"i i'..’§"“°“' “’°" "" $25!; in‘ 'l"’.§ ‘l2°“"“ "’° i"‘l.' “" "'° 3':‘.”:l3 l,"°.;'£2 """'.’,‘. ll,‘ *’.':;‘.'°:*.°:,,';:'V i.ii.i‘1£?i’:.r~..‘:‘,'l'¢}';l‘.:.‘”r‘}.’“°:“.f.&‘.i‘.‘£; we an-rmlidemmubwd ~.-m'-co-=- . u 3‘ , .. - - gum ay- 0 n IOlI30l!W‘f&_'|l‘lg:£'I'Oh1‘V,:.lI I F00 0 GPKIWWO 1 0 m0Ilﬂ- 9 I 7 fly "5 5 V I’ eimnorio rsuleeirrondotmlsurrincout II . N ‘ ping home. lieinx nap wt or the once sV- c'o.. which for men: is 3 dornloenouc mg ,3 kg, ; in ,; . rein}. puma: i,_d|icioud 1 my 1 deep re. broiher tlaonlii nberli. the whole pro-pen , ’lUl’4‘'°lnl1‘0h1H¥°°P°‘'ﬂfU 10! G 384 mm «mm pm“b,,',. , _ 1 u V momédrr icoodl Iisfchugga mu g.-#3:; Rig 0-4 ehigghltgl §bb¢H.°’;;hl',:., ‘gnu alert -mum oxieua’oJm us, with theter-V vlneeml emoueuln tom: 3 null hixher in and iimiiia rumba keptlnioctnd null; public ilkagﬁru. and we In‘ﬂuotihil.l.ila iormznl milm mm, mm up mu ‘rug’ 9'0}; 0“ land he opporlnn t 63- II In l'ﬂ)‘Ml I Suﬁ” 0 end i sjfdgg bgggfggn mg mg 1-gum; gm.“ -he air. The dGV|l!d,AﬂOi‘ properly providln form new 5 5993"“ Yr '°1'“5 0 ‘W *3 3' ‘,3 ,1 ,,..[z"_.m “" ad Bank wuomnined. he Vbenmeitcpmi- _In cnevmit damned bean i 1‘ mm’ N,u:b,u; ;, ,0; ms, ,_r,.,,_,, “max 0, °,m_,,,o,;«, V iiiuinnt releilvm, to some lifleeiu. - Ire dependeniii nth: leoorior ihelrdiily "5' " “" dent-In mice which he _roieilulo.l!ilJt1e1'. know mi-yiillng shout the ' rib to to edit I Bum: talker! m um!!! How thinkers- gpgoei . 7 or yi:-ls. tn! tciinuim ﬂepolol linlmteteivhi oiluiolom-iiownouiiia nu iu uaqexpnuami riiouidimroai «d- I :1 rmtvr um: i V oco V mcu hi 'I sl .wliii ii odes: u iheliwouu . V V _ .u:.owbn!l- Ikeqnsllir or mrawtiaz to nut! ‘Hm .10-lndwﬁ-3°W"db°Ml M" to in which .'§.'£i.&. a¢‘;?.l§.f,*"&L'&°§”V§':.§‘.:ﬂ .i¢«;le.V'l'raoua §£nei,iluic'w’e‘mumiof¢n°K numotilllionwumnuimii eadlovlngiy ihelcmrlomw with which It cows 12:. dmdtd 1-M" °°mmml°I“" Hm 5" Qlr. Janelle e nun oi iumenelly. line count» Decaf‘ here end Oscar ‘ there.’ W 'plsee;ln the different pun: at {by om-la, mpeo-eblenohooi-helm. liked the e » carried out by the bi-othen, us: in tow em Null“: “I1 P341“ “M 5‘ ll 50 Iﬂoﬂed 1111 V “WW5 *0 ¢°lBm0D'¢l"- 115 70¢ ll‘! 951'“ to ' diiotv di iledtiboo he V ' ins ;:i!i:i:er:? 11e'hee’E-tel er ei:g'ir:ln;n‘l:ie’oV‘:l‘l.,i;. =}'§.‘?.Jx- t1l?oi=gIh'g: we: onen- .3. old gjplulﬂﬂ oi thli oily Vthim Vuirtoiher. -_ni uuci we a canoe i.he~Vbgy c ' . . , “Kl ,. m _ , , ii. a gin 1 1. 3| llbeny en epoch will er:-in when om: rich thovoluble the will ebuu our patient; it nan. and they re ein hlin.nnoounded,.ean- “_4etoinni oi the‘ home. Vim :3;}3,“,‘;’}?,},2§1§£§,ﬂ£1’;l.§’.§.§§§§‘,'“,$:;:’.;: $31? it .¢.§’.!‘.i'f .‘..g.’.“.‘.',.1°‘..‘.’§'.,§’.‘l,“,‘§,,..‘,‘ 3" :9. °'g:.p$?ood°, wig; u-ow; 'dl:ga$g'l-.4, .53 at: w on the whale coiantrﬁ. and ell" the bmtque, 15¢: r.-—-[gum _ lidenee. Ior Vila Vreaton his bani; onion ‘pile thtihewu uheet neeimit ml ym,59ggch;ux.dg 3-.,,4,_;or1¢. up... the modern and clean: aimeturea Vwhie oinimcd. that trend had been perpetut- "*5 01 1lHDh*.W”“N OWKE W I181“!!! ‘run xnxliingone object, lnootnrd or in- their deposits, endthie huVVv.ddedVtolu nue- plains Ihe net the: when the ii roar. .3, mnugmm ‘,1 ,,,m,,,. an V mu“; Mood by no ride. On our return we iolloered ed upon hlmby A dleisni. reliiilve and his et- “‘“’b"’- 1‘ "1°“’7“‘' L°¢*'m‘“’° “"14 Wlrd ﬁlm”: NON 110 it , ' cut in it remnrknble 'innnner.V__For«‘oe.lri,v _.ga[r—lxcd its mine and style win a I l to: . .iietl.to uhlulic db: 1 V ’.. 1°ﬂ§,3_“"Mr_ Joncmhu ban “my on 61 ch & mu. Th" boa“ did. V and V numbcrei wniohee perhipzﬁ iatnutectured the breed, imooih road, arched by the all ion.e§,‘in indudnz him. without his know ti on agree u no y, am y gum-a enough mg“ 9;, 1" :5. mm “:1 , “.,,M_ on” mg no windlngllke .3 met while so an log 0 ‘the contents oi eune,to signs will 5°WP“1l°17 19103 0‘ N95 8"“ 09'-“ll ll pothlee wegtluor evrtken lorwlntie bee tic Jim mldwggftvementl nil’ l¢‘oqo__.oi the, very anecaassini buiineu, end In ,'.::,u},?d‘gn Ewes, 33125. mm. 1. 3,4. ihrouxh the rarest. We leoediore tn dlvttiing,hiI portion. nenrly )ir.A:tor I, we or llebulk, And thus do» ml,-byu much deeper willhe our empathy J buixnoun iehzbltiies. Everimﬁnlngnt Ox-cu-1)lke,whohed. eclied capital u;._ go" mm. , ygrmm. ;,b1m,~, V g. V, uncovered pi-olrclure by 4 o'clock to an A)lXLL10xoy1>o1_1..um lit in weight dtndtxieutuni. V jg:-1h‘L'whjchﬂ1np¢t_b¢guﬂ[gI’ um um“. ten he mien the-hank. end. wi the exile - penance, a had an astnbllshmtnt on .- ﬂan or liiuch-hour, he "remains there. 1!, nccqunl, is _ Activity and “ropulslio Iiinto. Vi. ere he to diomntimie these lublu tszuraoyce of l\lc¢€'Il_,“lnd tor eeverel ya it would be fatal. He will: continue in h:i.r- made a eicndy ednhce in the ihereh oi _ ems-untiiihelut, tor botlneushurbecouie 3 ‘men iiieeoui-so otlitlnln changed "en aeousily nhlchdenth alone'canVier_nlin.iie.' 1 cepllal ihrunl:-nnil-:r the blight oi’ V _ A LUCKY luxx. V - _ V V ﬁe Che:-nlcni Ben): 13' lhmluchiest bank. . telelogue oi benlrupu. _ _ not only In this city, but in ihuvorld.‘ This .. = V - V1-i inklnliii: broed I&rntc’lI.b:xt‘nolI1‘e‘V‘i;;it:I exam; Ibo Penney 1'mnlA'.Oon1 and Iron rude; ere. ourren ore cone.-in V 61110: i" - ' VV ' ' ' ' lucruilve at such institutions" w lhln the maze ,.¥.1‘.‘s.'!_"r1t-',ﬁ,"'l!_.‘1:{,’:l‘,l:x. £f'E:rn::§dN°"LT,t;f§n% 4:10.11: ecqdnlnleuce. They 'will»ndmll that’: .[,on’g°",,,pw of mgm 5;“ 3,‘ 9",," ma any bank which pa ]0‘por cent. ernnuum . .. V dccs very well. I is-not oomnionfoﬂnd any ‘1.‘,,',°,".§?,‘,,-,';f’,f‘,,.‘,‘°,',§‘,!“,'g‘§‘§ ,2§,§:§'3¢°§j:§r£1l,‘.':" " ARE xoroniouew.u.i:xim, ~owi-nrdaiha right, then xlidlnz on‘ to nnViu- 'lll(m‘Iucc oi‘ 310,000 to aid utorneyl. A bull U39 *9" 0|’ 8153- Pm‘! new mu: our backs to Lhn Jun. wime u!b.n.Iho!sh':usrd-an oil:-Bnlrsm seating "on 13° *8?“ '¢h4“===°l W '-5l3‘d“W=* °°°"““""‘ °”""“°“' “' ’°""‘"°"°‘ "°“"-—lD°1l°“- . . - V - many ilreee hwiiaihaiédaiur utnml zwmi, ta;ll!ﬂl:S'I:I more lp}§1i:np{uihLn_Ill't1Itlo mgr-.e‘.hnlonf1re‘ :(iil‘i;t'l“i:xx; ’1&t:l‘ei;hadc%MR.° “$5 233 figggﬁ 2‘"§,"n"",’,,'i,‘;.'§,,b,‘,',‘n°;u- Tnxnznre eye: which need onlcgtoiooiup, _-p;,_n_r lag in at is ‘ ue o Autumn, ii (up ‘a ere prepare o onlfg ill the I . . . 7 . '0 In rm] “um mgﬁfhah, V” n to touch every chord otehizua. oxen bytes iimir, mm-dio bet:).ou'u.| up gum. mqmp muilcriiiu eemein hiarrord. eeipiio wring brother. 2. innelwood. he owned a ‘mi; F8 Mn?‘ “N dug P“ 553‘ tllalnz nimoephere ot stilt and slogans lelnll paiiuror onihe rumni: mt: beauil; Wt 5'““"°*M* I 0 mlcnt xodnvrmm ruluvbolnitllutod to not I.-I60 Wt will-3 V d,m,.,°f,‘},,H,m,;,;,, ° mm, W3‘ .,; eociet:.':_1ndi9ca1l8°=lh tone: which mi in! chmmonz, which niirtnror 3 prom: um. .-he Xlomnti-;iheir apparent in pines: con- wbkhhllbﬁﬂl ‘I 411155110“ 1103‘ 101' 15°“ “chm” ‘ml mm 61;“ “mm n""“‘°uY“°lm become the accompanying music on lie. colt on sex! calm the country mneamghend twain their miller, and the any or an touryeusgnnd ii mu, :1 we informed, powmm and mm W,“ n no This gcnue inniltuilion oi! mind Into mind is .; his game‘ -13 [ekcid _ll'k8I1'1BlcllIlI0, Neil xtel weethegldiigcrgo OLQG IHIYIIHE or their ix: 3:1-Isl edhl:telre‘s: oi I.l:ia mat tmtmrgz «wk 1“ xv '! d on ff ‘ho w°°f bu‘ wim com the secret oi nylnpethy.-iniehter. __ W ' re 3311::-li°em‘ll5'b5k'3?i§‘2lm “Ta :1::flri:n‘wo':.hx1l§ ' ian‘r'o°nor‘:fl“is°ub'°r‘:o°‘ Zn m?"u"-'3: 3: 133.-'i?u§§"o xr w'ooa tributes 10*!” ml!-rv of “hem °°mvm~ 5"‘-"‘ "“""’°‘”’°‘“” ‘W’ “'7 ’“"“° ' heir bony hude far above t'he ﬁikis 3} will’, end drew uzrir pom-siia :3: u..‘.} tin: ufio 1hr:ctyIId0W_’In£l1 of this muxicnl oollege. ;l:1:ly'l1°t:go&b;‘§3I;tl:.t:tSfhl§;he‘:elce:ﬂi;yh:i;:: L; b1¢it‘3’2~1-‘ﬁ)TT‘::;|Jl:ﬁ¥c‘.£:£l&I:l%deln};l;'Véd .“i§§§'u.‘.?'§..'i’.f.§‘€§l’..°§‘..‘? ,.ii:’,‘ ¥i7¥l.2§1°.'%.‘i'l‘§£§‘ll‘.’§ln 3x%.‘fi°i'§?r‘$.‘§2i'lcYil§$ ’il.I’§.’.}.§?i'i‘3li3.‘3féZ".?p‘i‘:‘i‘i’.'3‘E§25:r’I.‘2?.'i’3? mule adv-nus or modim cm izauon -r.e In-'n**=""1*°r"Wr-=7“WW4"of on-V «nun. the mo xiolilvll ‘beck in mother point the attorney» on the opnosliu sides. nude tho ““° ‘° “’°“'- °‘ "Wk W‘ '“='§;I:'f;3ef;; ,°,’,',§,S§‘_1§§,§,',.‘,“",§’,{:‘l.§‘,,“ ‘;°,§';,‘,',§.",-',i‘},.‘,‘§,,‘{“",f;,,';',}';’§'_‘ that by sirrelgzhlp have expired l.nIdl1n- rn. - ' I5- ore ihu doubles lhzeo ilxuree yet there-nre ~ . . - . climb bell . lined | . B l id ri ii h k. i 1 be t ihi rm 4 l mud we-than ibis inelnrprlng by linpxiring the. , “me of am dbuncum. _ F|n%Jm. can V H. loirlxmuﬁ 0éi:l:‘5$r:r5i:3:EI:XnQo V V .4. iﬁgptwfizas ¥;el?:l‘:ial:. mm ﬂu bad: $.73” lgansuergtsr‘ 1l'.ul§:.l';l!‘:"c“’ "3 :3 2'“ 003;!“ gig: 81,. ﬁght o{'di:por-In; oi the sun when itvhubeen Econ.’ [11 . Ob _ annual-is-an nlxnoel: unheard o V ivldend. t It. as ‘S no for ho“ “d s r . "'9, {mm the m . we an; ma 1 mnpldly rushi-an to I point. it is menu or his diieuteuhe recent election. V I°(i'-1511'-1: II1dI0l1NT9“ 159 °l1W81'd T0 1! MORR 105111117 100k 5% I-hi Milling lhlll bk , 1 or rcgule.r,occurrcnoe.V— \'.{'he- Client-a:l,. 1-,,’ “Jun "d'“h. $5 05 got bmhur . gang wan; gaming in. lh¢- most dzingeroux oi nil We range. end. one. On Iiuture oecaliion we shall have xomev 0‘ 13° W°"W~ V““‘°"¢1’ "113 31!! I 30 min 11’-0 X15158 Hm-. 3"1'd"Il' U8 N 4071011 at ‘me fa” “M. bu‘ mm Wqubuny ‘ho most tmqmnur husrdgd’ “ah ‘mus ‘mum. u, ‘,1. .pc,h.p,. wu°,mlnx.hu the rxuting llbext oi accumulation. egutter the poor, whom the null consoles more ihui ' I) 118 1513 IV )1 fl .- ’ V‘ ' ° " d°°' ' "' ° ‘ "° ’ $5 9510!‘ Pixoor 35 35 1°!’ ﬂ°*°a "*4 3‘ ‘M01’ ,, H, the H“ “V” 0,: .e,,. ._-jg;-o§[c]1nKs|d ma Ieutul accident: oeo nil. in management, ieee, etc, The gnbﬂg Vetjilwould mmlt mabolirhlnxlt. the rich. Noeinr and no mean announce the .-Wuree; i if? illvldendior eomeVyeer.i in. C“, ,,ut_ hninohlneoel $5-sioiorexgp V - . V 100 Men V annnm-or ln_Vot.l:¢r.wanh- ' ._ _ ] hum “b .u,. 5,, ,mo,, ~ me I 1,,” N X“ ,1” ", gm,,.,,g¢d 13 um gongmuny ‘mg, g_;,._ But iaourmindl, the denxeriothe public rising sun and does not the eettln aim like ever‘; one to: Il)1¢_ 1' nhlro-, (which cost; §§,m’;'}§"$5',“§§s%‘ tag:-.hl:r:‘l::.:,n“* {:5 ; ':;l{,:i,mn.:E,°:o; 3°-,‘:,{: ‘}_‘Ip1i-‘kg-Ajxhofn, whl:h' an Ind: nfdeni. net i t, inenso this n-indolent will. is art‘ Vimin the p¢hlTl:°¢.““‘°“§.K1’9I-9 esuteshi: more Mover. lair: behind hielinsgo on e m'oon? $100 receives $10Dfannually.Vr.s«hln ehsreni V,m‘.,V’V .,,dV “-555,” ch“u,m__V For ,3“, v ‘ ummaa can u an-. pelnt projeciin train n image 9 gr-«lug 5 some this whole nun in coutraverey wi1l.beV "1l|K1!’IIryV1m:rea.l. 3--ehgorecloilt k gens!-~_V V170!” Wl‘*l¥<19Nﬂ1Wh¢i|N9°Ka B0l».WhBn the ink’: pronto. The expluuuon oL_thl;tV Wm, ..,;.._~mi, so mm-_ broken, egg and. iii which to entry mm smoomiua unll minim with the El im a zddetlioilie menu: which }Ir. Wood 1310- than Prov Mom“? In rk . 7Vi.n..-_-VV he rim--i.B1cht¢n is found In the inci‘. the: the .-baakds iioinxei: V V _ 11,, um V Vume mu; 5 1 loll iubeinnilnl looiiitvr innt. 3 ‘la aide - . Ix some ex uilliie hints on "e\'eryl.hlo " 7‘ limnonto buelneu on ii. smell oxpllnl. jut :’§ct‘§e' lluoga? §rt(£1‘l?ift:l1;f‘Illi':‘ that olﬂrflm $3 comm ,,),,,,.d 9; nu: gig: .;_,,,gm; 3 mu. back 5-uh. o\,gx’g,r;t,gﬁg{[g,' ormcdihet nddlilonnloeunlie have ljiroti oon- V?’ U16 38515093 ﬁﬂlxgrﬁlulnaoélholt $1318!» 3,_ Cecilia rum: 3, ‘fillet the host com is on . -Viooic. lor instance, 1|‘-‘lb! Fink Dlcvmmﬂﬂh u-gag, conunugx much 3.; noted wogkly ‘ etywho were on uni: modcet , in die Jungfrau, with one Arm r'eni- Nﬂltd in 1130 mllv|¢l*--‘'Vll= -M-10ml1~G¢n6ﬂ1 "i}'° ‘°“°V ‘Pia V d 391;“ N“! k V in pictures in that which. observing t e meet whose enpiinl is eboul. it-n.milliotu. In VdI- 1“ men; we,“ Pu‘. -1-h,V,n1,,n;-tbs 1,,‘ in lo _ holldgy guﬂdgf, :1” leg on i. in shoulder at not--neighbor, while 3-’1¢"¢P°N 3°31--7-5 W- 5‘°°l!N0B ll‘-id 993' t; °B""f°ﬁ;: ‘ ‘T: "’° "tV‘3,"',‘“‘3°-r‘b‘u'V ‘demote hm at lieunony, no errmgu the ob- oilxn m shout the Vumo M. |h.0J° or the weer-«era light ands: does by no‘ 21; sh do or am; .15.. or u..i.- i-Lu.dli'Vg alhu‘ Xeci. .ln admiring nltltude in ml 3- L. 3B\melt——wd that the we will be ° ‘ '3‘ “l g‘; ° P'§'°“ u. :3 ° 3 :4 cu unit may, by their position, tell their ihuglcel Bank, which in Vonly 3300.000. “mg,Vct,,,.,\ ._._nune;,.,V ,_,_1 gmmd E-1 ' g _ gum, um p3‘h ilu Moe ache, hie ridge preeenilnﬁﬂhree vigorously punhed. - n1“gl{km°%‘;‘;';gi‘ nu‘ $3133’-m¢""r ‘:59 V own nor .” And the rule than applied to Henge. the owner: or the luia-mentioned ob- 33.1 to’ :55 NB. ﬁiqun _et’$‘22tn$13.lg . 8 idler: ebreut, we POW‘: Uh 15° 3'0"“ 0‘ Id°'i|W|1- F0 1°“!!! ""3 “”'u°“" °°”"m5,"°n "“'“°* fnmu“ ’ C‘ -1-h:°i',," ,m,"dl:qw‘(,3‘ mm '~‘°mV°l‘‘ 1‘ “I filnﬂnﬁ IPPH” 110 I988. to tail: ea much will. no tiiomrneu or ten mll- V“, “ an to .331, mm; ,4 a; 3,3 to 5;9_ um um‘ wogag mg; the i.-heln we urlve oi. dlo Blmnllnlp. I clus- ‘Ill! ﬂn0|1Bl~'°f HI’-' W004 I =3“!!! 13. NT‘! -u“m:n'::}’:’ in owéc‘ :mch°’,°m’°d It A° '~‘°l'ﬂ?"5m°|1 “.1 “¢”WN~""lBl|1W9fL¥ll«°ll~ ilonn at the ct eriliocli. Each or these beaks ,1, M “$1-(‘°$]3_ . A nggnmporunt mlllcr rolm, mu, [ha an enema dlaunct mountains looming up out! eniimnird. h,InK!nsVV min lo 1 on who “duly um. “my made I; M. 311;; mm neﬂhcf to “,,.1.‘,-,.;,.,,.1 1,5,1, ‘lass About eight million: drtwing interest. v1,,.“nnuu°n “uh “N ',.“-h..; of u,°.°9._l - grgg-wgggg sgnlnntlhe deep blue background and glean» 3'7 '- .°(_°- 1‘ 1313"‘-u-Y “ﬂu” ‘' ‘ “'3” Q d v ‘ ‘Fm an Mus“: m’ rich“ not [be]: siren 1b~ol’tho{or1nu,\hey \, V» This is A very nlee Lbinglilt the his bank, but “"1, u lh,_..m.‘,,u;,e{m., 0; Wu’ ‘H, vnnn“ um‘ 15 3,“, _i19g1nn,¢ an of 11,, Sun mm .o mm, la“, n- nuvee no llbonli provided for. the rash In a cache V B Y 01 “-' ‘hinge than they ehomg. .’ _. . . V e to dong. u, an cone 3, _ fwg 31-gig. Vhv.-rlinnne and their ebllltlee ecnroeg mm .~»‘ ha.‘ believe much greater 1 how much boitenlor the that)‘ - ' V - ., in V m u “,1 are I" robedin while fzoinhcul to roar. due, which Mr. \ ood hse willed be this Velma Itwllh we Vthlt him“ rd“-V V , ,. um i .-nu. V —n.u<i:x2\'o.r ore; V . - :,‘::,_3|,u:§ ﬁ,;‘&§’::3";:'c§§::;f'i;%}eg,£,‘?:“:§, course on :Voa_in « “gm”, up 1, um endynt their im roll in hliloms is delicately cellist. “#111 Ilnolmllo no 1018 th-‘H1 .°°°.- }"f5"" ’“f:ﬁ:",§;§,"d' °§£,'f.m:"i"'7 ‘"3 “"3 gelllfdenlidrvliiltengn Sumo B,t:31:dﬂnkn%°ix:nlJl The Chemical Zdnnulneturing Work: were .:mrcc,_ 13,“ um mmuf§clu"n 0; pm nu“; 53- ifumu otmtlizllq ‘ gm glfgcggflgg y log, that we imagine them icebergs ilu:l.t- (X-V. Ind W511!!! K“ Pl'0bl-.WllY 16165 .9001‘ 1‘ ° " “lg. new or new Mugﬁﬂo hli own cistern and out. hie own eiveeihretd, 1ncorpor;iedViii'iy yeerugv. wiVthVJohu -Lu"-v -0“, 1,“, ,3,“ , m,c°,.m._m,,_ mu 1,, m,¢,¢- unmixed us or the or n uubiun. gover nus. : ' V Vlu.. (300 or $8.000.°00-I mixnlﬂeﬁni Il°MU°I- o‘5,'§,; Jam 3,,“ Mm, 1,,“ , marunul, endio Iemren labor truly to get his living, son n=1‘ml¢°n*- TM VWW F" 3100-009 mm much lnicrrsz. 1*ornmly‘mout~or the mW*“h"° °°*’ Vﬂzutsoo '. Mme, --—--V-—.--— The nmutIlv1nxr.e1nuve otﬂn Wood~'-ml E 9,, ,ch,,,,,, ,,m,,,,—°,d um W and «rerun: to «rxpendthe xood thins! com- :or the Chemical Works, nod $300,000 tor ,-gm-,3 mmugmund-m 051.1,; ..-;,,;1,g,,°m, and which we soon V m; . 3,,“ ,1“. Don Cnrloee_,nd.;K1ng AJ!on_no-. V the person who would lnherithi: oaiaio it h°~ EM” - d be, Mxedmwmm {N R” mluedlo his iru.ai.--(Bacon. . V gnn}i.lnf._ Thte mlhll3’1'I"c§\i1‘l,’n ottchemioelagvee V.” ,,h,_,co,g_ ,1-M. Wu [ﬁg mgbm quality at "1"-‘fl’: :°"”.¢!, F1“ . In edge, coin-V The text (.1 the loiler written by Don Csr- {f‘§g”'°I“"’]'Vi' E: gt;-c€A'i";*‘“h:‘g;1g)“r3gFg gmn'"",” H W“, who mhmudfba mg-"3 W‘ “o .0 31,-‘ u w “t um “shat Yum . . 11011 U“? “W: 1* . 3“ Pl'“V°l"“ "-“" metnI- but the damp oeol the ‘innate W‘ V V " VV '‘ 10910 KIBEAWDHIO Ind 311114)’ V0151?“ ‘O ’ ’ ‘ ' " ' this ll hudetle noihln ill hie lite"-il ' ix nthoeeihin etowhichnetiirohnuel ned. 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V"? .;u,mMU§‘ibuun“,:._ WOIMV hot DON; |hO1h1V0VNi- b¢¢l||l°°°"' V‘ - ' “L '’ °'-“‘V public or the United Sm-is mutt be ’oonIld- Wong, 0; ¢;}.,“;,,, wmawhg 3,} Via min from them they VrllLohle‘i’ly. dig and work {or them? 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I exiled day :1 ' Hutu’; wu uuoiued with e ee-tore flee iron and eonlreet: end so on. ‘rhe_ex- or 31:: cooper you-. which in more than the B. S'x~oihel'." Conductor Ju. V. Boll. up- ‘W-“° ‘W3V¢l’j“”J 38 Hllllloetd olter‘lhe_.inAn~ mgonbfmuy lhnm 0“ which ‘"0" to round and roundis‘1orly-iourumesychning em: I ' ' ‘which our luifooeted her iueiiodolihie lunoroenon ii to he found, eoinbloed eelerite oi, the Governor: at nine on hiuunlvei h 9-, look the ohllzi home with: \ 1"’ 9‘ "mu 5°!“ - < = 1 we chin,“ 1 chip and xeiniox on lo-—ueh round trip 1 when Iu§d'2:ll?. herd ml-no co was ejected zuho not the: 9 electric current developed Sluice, mine) 1 Connecticut. ‘$3, ; Del» him until he co id lied out more about her. The ﬁretgpoey wu ShooliugBur,‘_e dolnly ' ;‘ 31'“ m“9*‘"*°M”3 950 MIN blnh on the 1l’°ll1lletxoe'mh which teliontho liner. 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 7, 1875
Date: 1875-12-07
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There in iroubienlieed : cane nhould I’ in ;-- F;-~-dliotlhb ‘hi’ on diihreui. principles from um” odist preachers in Benton 5 __ I y . . 5.1"i“'?5K*i1*i! ?f5iW§iIi 13 31in.’ tires I ".’ _ _ . 0».~9insI~I>xxocm2.w.h*- .w;- an pec- ‘piece the Wet] In noes Hp:-eeuiiaﬂﬂ loereel. but been «cured wiihiextyux-dill?! rueeuecceeleleleed ee$it6l7hp0B3Fl0P°1’4¢"' xxnr of ’ ‘ ‘ prehenuenolwhusboyeovle lllltngsli aingipriieipieo ei:eapng4;y,.,__1ru1a be in in iron: nnl'.li:llﬁIﬂI‘POI¢6l noun-GT. rm: roller. It *1" =‘"°?'-i‘\?*‘.*‘*..*.1.¢.‘.?.‘."!13.‘:.5.".'-iii?‘ GMT» 94 “*$‘.?“'Y..°‘..?.".‘3'3‘ ...-cg the ﬂx7"~nenim~7»the - ' mm ‘tomb-ox" ‘ 0 ‘in-«w " nmezoolh ediuoxarol I L . 4139 ,‘ helorll Ihelet oi nineteen ea ooumu l_n_ goo yyipgc.ie._1;'ur;xenx.r'.n - on be gin‘-:¢‘doow$3h41tbg%‘=1#¢.ii=¢oT‘_.. r‘ w;;n.gv.. ,.. wiuae. "it. ..."*.......-*%‘Z*.’i.?“£'.‘;.‘Ii.:‘i%i.;“.':.if.:‘?’..a-— ﬁnale-.-w.dm*’-.r99.r-—9¢m,. mg‘: ‘"8" ‘>‘¢'°”!. T_.“:.. .._ .... N5!“ Wxxx1.;_”ii.i beeeoeeury,_ 'rheme:eue_.ho1r-_ er H -Em”. . -*m'.°-=¢$;‘. -.9-I9.-9 :15 tb'Ve_'AlI§o_bet yo nlehed. Loewecbednieol:-vrhee sits noaed;=nII3!8j!iM90.lI3Mﬁ0I%I8’l1¢l"’i.’oe"«=xeer,i 1-apprv.-slitnx-'lh°5**!***£°*=.‘°!.!! moeege¢tiIx..Ii9 eiaﬁig revisedtenm; ’ .. .., , ‘* seal-Weekly-ﬂtoodli «LI ME aca»x*‘\i¢'€.I.l2.*.in;,mooaa: avo:;.w-;:~2..:.-:..a1s on r"-§t*:‘F.'.°:9,”.I.«.<i'*°..5°.=!¥:«"’°!*¥¥. ..v~ 'nul1ﬁ.§§;£.,€1i.’33.'I&ﬁ-.3332:‘ is ‘c on ¢..'.;..-..r.'..-.'.; ..'..‘.-..‘. Agni; vented in every-'l’oIt.-ceice in Agate wili‘_l>_e ' y- re cent! oneeeheieaie K the Weekly. to i>e_'&e5lne:'edIbcioze“:iimns nu v--,:'s ’\«., -. -- mcnq. __ ‘, ___h,.__ ‘_ J, Add:-ole 32: an 19503.3 DBJIOGBAT, B8. Louie. lie. - 3 V " - ‘ii “ .. .-¢b~*w**w:1*;iI=-ts ne\rueoxipiAw"_th_It'hvold’.w\ioediia_ue)rez%' see? 110? ﬂlhpmtipclop‘ 35,: ‘ I . Sit. Emails 52.13112 $311112 '-Eitiioitrazi, $132353}; ﬂoating, itemize: ‘Z, ,-n--A-use-4 exile monopoly or beervuiﬂﬁﬂ 58”“ l ¢-mengiaigxounes. me. in eddltlooa Ink-ad gu';:::ray;iiy‘ot:i’-1 50 on every hem! of but said; and the question now is. how to $0 this enciaike any money. _ - W1: regret to note that General! Boodle!» zlmahudeclined to be at eendideketor the Republican nomination lot Governor in II!- diun. before the Convention i.e”~'n1eet of tile red of febmﬁrf.‘ He is one otzihi abieet kid but at Kcoeier B/epuiniieens-,;.nn¢t hie ‘earlier that wcoidput the sum mm men bale’ enema nn"oeeu.' We ho?! 3*! my elm‘ to-eyccepueee between new nil-the ' on. 111098313 5' 5! -M to but to !-«aw. ro_M¢n— mm: 'i6VbO'?lf§il£ie‘d iii one D nun 1.. I . v . ....,...m.-1...». e “j egnlil ihmedia the me. ~‘ '.i'hle'~'tii_ee I-Se hex-¢ietvr_eri:oI.ll4e1rIIﬂ rééwydrom izjimconit. to $000,000,000 pilots, ‘and 5}’ judidom niaﬂlmilstlon and the _diligo_ai V tlriiiou ‘er roots, 4 be emu tnxiizsig enouiéébt‘ ‘m;‘._e::'e. . end 3 hell-‘iiij.\ ilwidp. . end o£_"$5C ,II_'Inp~ gci>'ux;‘4,eoo no at» an am so .'e,.~' ‘ .. 0:e'-lii'Qit’l_-e1Mu.'hb1e"oil- hi my xmroixiiapéx u‘ pug‘! up tbe'“ve'lde for real estate city. when nobotiy‘ want: it 3: In.i"1>i‘iee. quoted 3: men wile mule fortunes in real oeiete, um! .’I nary ieﬁcld et Ii!‘ exn1nent_ -millionnlre-who I y mi. exicoeeele eiujkyebuyingwiuit beanie-n‘io£ed='£o‘ie1l,'endeei1.iog.whe1 people-" grinted to buy. It A iheoey; the trouble. ibéut itii an: it- pvirybedyecled on'1t,'itwouid be eplto dos rugiuau. meow-u thxtiiiermiue oireeii vpelaie depc:a'<is;ee mucky xny‘o¢_her1*a1u8s' ’np‘(m'1he general ypogpezity,‘ en_d~p_eoplo cxin _po more _be tplioood ‘to ‘hail the real estate indiktt. py1»pyu§.w1iu my new mime ‘cenncopfeyﬁzr, thn-i_ theyoee be indnoedic buy up ihegiuto! or which liiistreeeei the muiuiictnrinx Inliuexry. 0_oe goeedn why reel aisle in New Yerk"ie:exoep~- §.icnxi1y doll is‘ become a grant m:ny;p‘e'opie ituvebuuglit lion credit. end. no whole ‘:0, gape: the obligations? thereby incuned. In may a. cocdilibnolﬁaitetn it is nlmoegvthe ' cl -unwi'um- le -sense‘ other jptbnie, wiih'u:n‘tiet'Vxneene.u:d inoi-oltu-_ ‘ -'me£xmsmee,:o‘muetoe'n¢m_ani' ‘T- estate ‘main one in uzrnmewfer. else; Xmnet takolilx with ’ , 1: in Very -mi-. owners or it. .:t1ut in eieadiueetannot QM“ 5IMW'l° yspar articles, nor _ . .V'1'19 b°¢11hN1°°4 for depressed 1177 ‘ : :f.: ; inn; _ V_ oneinma. . 1)m-mg-mg V sio'_ne‘.”o!;t_ho Oonetltutionil Lriaion was nude tie: on -Ike: us weozféi to. cloudy. . . .. _ . . _‘ ‘ﬂ : .3’! GOLD in New York, yesteq-day, ,apen'i:(i :_i 1145: ’an'_o c1os'ed:‘at'11;2t‘.g‘ 3 ' ‘ ' . sxruji'_on Log'1.\e‘t'-eiilliiiei In‘ a. very’ critical?‘ oonditionln Chicggo. .II1s"phy':ioi.su hcjie.» torihabeet, buttenrilzeviuiet. _ ‘ wax agent‘. mm nil I ‘ §t"¥‘olh- have doolered in ii‘ It. Tnwizyt upix1;I$';"‘i1,“3,5 ins-:_o; on»? deli:?ihe3’nho‘.‘euenptI -l»o}Ith‘d'1'm'eti.i'cine£ The young indies who no panning their xuodicei ety3iiee_ie\ih9 Clxiuego cguggea have . -pponI'¢¢l7idn'=tlI9iis?=.'I1ui§5’!=§.the,l>qi!.¢!L591 the insulation: Ln order to "clviize the lecturer: to be more choice _in__i.l_:elrpvl;r_n_eeo_logy.'.-P jute ' I1‘ is reported that the “Gxeez_.'E'owers," not inciudieg’ he _'<‘sn-i"'1:n‘gia’:i'e',‘=‘m’v'a‘ concocted: preecxdptieu wlmcby Eick mun tobecux-ed. liobodyhovn, eeyoh, wmumbusit to teieqbiy yovywerpeueceoe itney~'b_e, the old fellow lure to, take it; more is otherwise no liapior him. __ . V; _ -'1‘m.Pn'>v!¢°=$’! bop-am min Gwex~Dn;'xocm;-r, _wi_t_h‘il:e Ilepoxt or soamazy armour. "Keir: ujfonu duiringextse copies or ‘to.-narrow’: lame omtelexi-apIi~toi=v.! the number theywleh to be added to their moguls: order. Ax mocinuoe, count-lag n.lm¢lt.h‘¢1’)‘- body in .1m-Lia, l;Ie__jbeen.31og:oed_.i9r,_the purpose at ao11mng‘;:ha1:s1me ':.o2.:u. for England in tin: quu-ur.:nd ii’ the Jamel- Which hm so?-nod Spain’ in the cum oirnggle. - ' . ' ' eo1ne¢1t‘1eei-ixx'i'_eri:':3»lio_’n"_og iﬁzgmsiixiiiiii ma _ iozf ‘such eopention. We have etroogrenohe. ior"'boi.ieviex nut, in- stead oi curyinz outliie wiilnr ihepeople, at ,time formulated by the Oonyoniice, the: _’o.ﬂico-holding intexut will; byimproper nu- nipuietion. secure the._coniinnmce' of that double zogemment which he: been long tel: iobeebnrden. Itienol. as All diilicnlh to _unde.I1Itehd-how this can. be done, Add the intemeeu enlisted in favor or each as move- 'menr. lendconﬂrmeiion so the lioellng runners" "On: the Charter Convention will be e ' ‘put - up Job." , The ooneutnuomiy prov-inlon ordain: line ."the Council or. the city and the County’ Gonna! the county of St. Louis shell, It" the roqueetot the Mayor ox ihe city or 8t.I.oniz, ,meet._in joint session uni ox-deren election ‘ - - v or aboamoigumuinuzmidm, xwhcee duly elnil be-lo‘ propeee eechezng tor the enlerxmeai _’l{ the hoendexiee at the °"1"'..”79.'.°!%'1'W‘."?."“-WI zninety den eftut the electioacteneh i>ou:d._{'. Thechnriweleetlou _igwbehe1dwimnthiz1y ‘dam: the:-utter, ‘incl it enniexity ot inch rqoeliled woken. votinges molt election. dull xitlir such scheme“ on-I elurterﬁlsen Inch echeme mu become the orpnio in: oi the county Ind oily. ma tech ‘ oint- ier the oxxenio ipjr or the ,city."' But ttVeme.iorityo::3chquxuiied'rolex1:ovoiie.g 'eho_x_1ld:eotx-etli‘y:n_1eh eeh_exne'-end charter, -(lien the Ooenimueouaekﬁ Io‘p!_0fi_’li,ln'Xpr -»-.-v>'..=*?°N;;. sit ih5.*‘¥°”P"'.“ '.°.W'*“°3- ?_Korwlil;ny.mbeeguen!ouexopt to secure it layiegielellonlse iikeiytoepocoed. _- " ‘ . 80 tile: oil lint" she .Clurie1'..10o'iomittee hA7eio_¢le’nto man "|'cliu'iet'esvrll1 be !‘6i¥¢¢¢¢a.Md1hl‘C9“1'“?».°9“f‘Wi11 13.5 .im‘.- . . petusledod inﬁsttuui.‘ reieemy. ' ‘pi pexty’i'na1_oxi__iy cenbe_obtelnod.lo 8_t_. Louis, wl1en='oxie»re'- eeeu pie my eiemeou iniowi'eeinu_dox§1‘mn': party mom-0 itself when divided by main, it u not hard to i_.Ii1.Igino'tlie'iro:b1ig: wyker secure my desired vote. The chine: Committee may be the meat xupectebie bnker'e,doxon or ixeoholden to yo/found in‘ the city and county oz 8:. Lo ﬁbui thems- oeqtihut notion mm oiique, end or the (ﬂu) clique, ony ‘mane. nmn W olxuxreotebie dummies‘ end mm 4 0 elr-scheme and ohnter.intoeo_mnci: vmi;e_ _-I -flinnniclpei corporations, Aug! accordingly pro- . lheirldeadoriizxiiéei‘ Witéliee and . n_ye_-huosi;egi.:ii_¢;-e“non:,? _ >1; Piper; The chmér my-be e;goodone, or ug A;!{_.g¢,.,,ﬂ§mq ' ‘aid n it maybe shod one,,b_u'l. they will egnke no‘ - _qI_zu'i'l_3n' cf» venei__r.y§§_;;’_ ‘ ¢m'crenc0.: lithe genilenaenwholixthings tor’ 5 both ‘pallet! ’ " plgty iii Bi. I.ouis_nn_d tint the popkratian _ which can hold out )_]?‘“‘Jl5‘. yin; _ 3' "'°°}}V¢nl9II°9. them. lino "elm-tor mill _ieiu:u;¢diu_e}y .0‘ " poor _ chance. for oxhtence. ‘ _no_eu-Loch any we; on W in‘-lite more strenuous 1" ‘ " _ 0 - be’llu"opnd5i_lioh..‘te it‘. was ioiuocéioia am.-a#¥_W§*e _ sins"-=.a.sri;.,,i....-.a1.s......a:‘ j'°¢9.°°,“’ ”“.‘.‘.§""‘.5‘;' " I M . S 9‘-m‘*-9‘,.%.I::¢ii,"bi_!l_ce«iin';oii1ex‘e'. turn :I,c°”1’”'“m l"‘.‘° 0 ‘V.’ ‘.'I¢.1’,3 ‘.'h‘.°.1| °ﬂI ‘!“¥11.°°“!4.:“1'.Z'49i ,-who w.«ntz-I-onudt- V .I.h!n;é$IitiiiV,‘é5Ir¢4i"wov1<ilihfAr$§dnnNnnat’ .c_;ﬁ,:¢,l. ;e_ or duties and‘ ''rels'-. « !3***%1§3.‘i¢;¢§t wit-.‘-‘Mi . - your inﬁll“!!!-.1!‘ V ‘maﬁa noes, am xfeciire system of mm. and o xieiiniia ideiiion oi reapumibiilty. But if this is done. whet In to become or line oiilceoholdv ’ amend while to be done with the patronize and the aemoioomru which are the bah-ru-I: of the witty? Does my one believe the! the pray‘ I; gain’; to give up ‘then without r in}-sizzle! Is it in nuotﬁanoe win: Iuwrelhet iigeii who Io dearly cherish-Meir gum n_'im"ziid tot he _a¢:t«:exy enlisted in the -4. ;m~m‘“‘pt 16 '§oid’1i2euY "Economy in my goodt.ixlng,end‘1:etriel.iem.son§eeeI for the peiiiue mm no my concreting». but £29», -1134 ‘putter _te> zine beet or ill," rhini- mfnded omen will qmi-rel" win: in bush. and bullet‘. tin. §oi”t§e“lie’i' »e nvlniiou long e of light: use eizoelegvbieh sh9\;ﬂ§.a>ni4Iio_r_i:_. use . ,ize£il1ii5M e’cml1li§j,'tbe 5:-rgheqrhbed or men. “......'“°;?.“:’;‘i.‘l:......”~ "‘:.‘:.eA......_.v. . WEB RIYEB 1AlGK‘£‘8-. ..................... . Tbeweli ache dyed dnaxexsicfouzeoe nous Iiildetcc mum: as antes mm. Here igieety nuke niece, mm: exam: who domed umeutied Iuoeperuien "mum uooufmre iseveiezye moeeeeaiuiiu yhieh need ~I‘e"be= pueieou-ri~§!"h19ItIk&d buoys 9!: order to insure nits: to me xxouende oi '-‘rennin and lIoI1_nndso£II1loana5xi~ nnypueirufto skid n-c.eee’mig to I nuke: .u-e ﬁrodoeu or line country‘. To Innate the fmcceuftl working" ct V piu_.,I.'ee einnieeuee ieeiooen e nee:-new vboud. 09ll9”ﬂi=O‘,I70.0I¢Il"I¢ the urn We to iirtoe-up!-and 3 clxufiet. p_v.qrr;ea_ii‘n;g _$o -.vI'»,“=a«.u.~m..I‘+‘I-.t'v . ii:-¢.uéwr5¢¢=*“rr« ‘mt- tm-:-’ id ajdnkh uncut! nieuauaunheroi uni publiewi1i'¥pte1ill;.es"«,itheut euehvlxiieou the:-eliailﬁxx-y cameo tlinteiphineo.-,' ill! oerpetuue the e'rlIe_2ree'i. which are one new " 5°?‘ °’ nuguseoout: ttneueutavelveu-Iﬂeienmlt” . ‘ _ _u-eeoiz max 3'33 9-7 ‘"033’ i5!‘°5l.'if?’* ‘i'.‘."l’“*‘ Oeeotthe whfclaﬂgnllepnhlii-(_ ‘#1319111-‘$59_‘1,%3'|¢,‘e5i"i|!=:‘;°"”3’l3‘§°" -0‘ “mi " meets. '1!sopi-lnelialeevhiehninee Jnokeonfe ‘man u 1”“, "?m¢.huoeeu%heummnnamAnu1cea,,p‘mmdk_“m .hm«w“.!mM“ mines’. meme Iﬁioile-lieleiig-teihovioini-I_,rI z bat’-‘hm ’-wind; biodr ‘p‘utr«-aorunivézi-~ mg a... no A of mm I>'uﬁ;‘e_o tzteneiyetyyejte’ g1_1b}eet_q5_'0o_ Du-Gneumeut . rep5roeieh",'iiidlc "maul -.1!-ﬁolleolta‘ Ii-.-0 mm the imPuutl¢n_, cared lnoreiorlhe ‘,"‘-'-I-".1-":"°‘~‘3-““"'-"'-“.""°"'! ~ wl oti'iie7"§xildeeeyo! 'I lheyohlieurﬂce. ';1"@‘¢_f':'I1Q“"l;V1:..x'>I",'.."f¢lfk__‘V¢_ =-‘ny._-poagmme ;“I‘.- . pliers cl=""i)’u’1;-' jf: ;'_eée'=emieI." hm doeeisilxling elerh, oendilx ‘she xeeioun eia'ee'-'-"iwﬁeb-"lo rote, en}! :er':iic;. séiﬁamaau 9;" an ‘tee, dammit: mnrnms. Ddmecrgm ymkhix’ point ..oaiy on 3' menu lo: _the- pubiio good, protested unit the inking eeezeyol thinny ofaotng things, the utébuu uId.ehnnpionot l reel oiviieei-viola Mom, mall on it was hopeieis to expect uatilthcygozinwpoter. Yet the new Denectelie Congreuloui me- i I fneigaetegh-loabdoe et,il_n‘§§;1t... oulie semen. ' . i inuetleu:.'-the ‘ ?0¢I8ﬂ1I*|;*°°:.“‘°.!':.. . am . I ‘M’ ' H6 _ ﬂ1lillII_ p u'ne'eeueo;io-the oeeun-cafe but Indeed-at ﬁle nnyAe'n_n;I yumiimernmyior in not rtvertnneneeortwu hedtewlln-nonsense: §hndredoIiaer-nuhedeoibeuoxieux riveznvuv 'zioI.»oaoo¢vhIoh.itisnru0.Iwvtotel]ydnoid gotunmy, lapel! ellyitich. use xxetliyredecerl, . . . €;hhe(hi'axeo¢celioatvo. uelepﬂngeeytum 0! X911!’ ‘xiv: "nun. light-Nlltoteoabolttwnn put-olueed lee’ twenty you! ‘put’. on ides‘ night hie been eninuenml onene- liguevvru inn;-e_nted; {he itteelelippi eyehn divided hie dluricu,‘ -v énuem-. -Aiiergncaoubqzgolueteséfﬂllﬂl QGé3i1,lye" cnllg'1'I:o joriiy bed not yet been !1rol1I'in5itI memben luud not presented their cx-odentiele, Cong:-en’ Jud not met, when those ’lcnd-inouihed ge- "‘*“¥*::-I, meeilinglh canons, torso: on their ‘one end pleclgod themselves. 'g:_o tricolor’ all the elective otiieoi mule: lneia, viii}: all. I ,' i.ogood,'_ have gilded tinﬂiuilyiiiﬂi their‘ ‘dimes by ox e:_x)5_ericnoe, against whom glee: ;yi5PTeeuihon1iieiy.il§etheriiliii7~ﬂ':Lie.kii$Ii ‘ with ‘legisietion, or with ‘anything excepi Igoodgoremozeiit. Fore beginning, line will 11,03.“ 3?" probably mrprlied n'o'o"n_og bout ix, -‘none the tuna conixnn. _with - what everyone’ .p_uialic,ei; xieny is" concerned, it cu; =_wje_li'e:ro' ‘ ftp, giiqiug oiliees ‘and rejoice, _li lhereh the inouliu‘ ox hypoctitiexijnd vo'e5iIei'otu re-1’ . ‘.A‘1”AYbBAB.!.I Koran:-rt.-tree good upon- ‘wordorwh1tp_erlaubeenb1j_es\hed—uetobe _rundvod. not become.-they mung: not b'4ut‘_b’e-_‘ come they are net Dcxnoq-sh; will come of the gentlemen '3.-E-'— ‘ . loudly ..,..¢'.*°? W05 9°" us um ' \. |=°m!lr!~.’‘i?1!1=%h-y>‘uow ' .:itf¢rvi'-'s¥=!eia‘ii‘%xtn-5-n!5=n%,"¥>!izx,n9w’i¢;x gm;cc.c_obinirueu_ae_a Into-the pmaoexea, ilie VDep'u-knees,-‘the Gratefu- .‘-M Y6’!-r:°#¥9.v» *9‘ 1*" M 93“. bmdm_qz.qcv_uagnmt. - ‘ V ."v .: .m —.w:6o:1o'tr oruii eleiing cyan ellgeeaoeretio ciuplein, beanie theuiatenee ctmncl: an onion involves the enppoeiticn tlz_.u_ i.lse'c_ou_r_neJot legislation in inilueucedby Iilie Eiilioihl end it would beemsnifut 1n_ooog*_ruiiy'to here at Repub- lican Cinyleln oilerina up the prgyerijrhile o Democtxtic-Ilcmewu leginietingin oxipo-‘ ‘mini’:-to lulu imocetlone. But iheCietk_,'e8 ahenoua'u7:u'1hemejro roeotdnroziutmiqi notices; no he: no inilneoeewheterer with B§aven,endtihehed,_leewo1ild'ootbediewod to oxai-cue 1:. ms‘ work lies in quite _e au- tetont’diredion', uzdhie functions, though lee: exalted. ore mote onoi-out end moomibie. They an very lu-geiy "routine ‘work, but deli- ceio end eielionste tcnlino ‘work. And the snpexwtuon of tlio clerical work or the Home is one which cells for high parrots. and is much helped by experience. Yet the ebieendexperiencedcierkwlio in: to ion: heidlhaomce must be “decapitated.” end hieeubordinlee muetxovrlih him. 80 il~i.I' wtihtlae Bergent-at-Anne and the Door- koeperuo will it be with the commineu,;_he peges,thelimnen, the miller: in tin 1_-ea’: tenant, and the contnctou who ‘"1178; uliedcxito x-enoulethe mill mt vt1ed00w'':'5l{-. ‘ mt" . It io_neuliu rmle_,en'd ‘ blnﬂipmfjamnerotodniogiunenlqead? lnouiling.i_tI xrieudq.';g_,t mu up i uuoharseo¢h:poeaduy..n-a1eiiot;ubaesay; czoeodileteereererthereiinxe ciclvileenico rdorrewhileiieeetionlwezjeie oouesgsvgiceé uueac¢zinea.at;nnn:b:n;a_na_u.h-d':ha? pu1.i:iiu_mﬂce_ticn’ or luwiugjeoeoeeded to; powerete iixoewlsen every Do'uoc::s':weef epucbeetreilorencioedexet country. _ I; in ttue that such insulation} oeloogeraietulhecenee which enppcutetl ‘ it hula: maul. away; bu,t, it As. moi “"1° - W8‘. "3°P°5”4?“' F"! 1?“ n1eti.laech:ozegi_ee'peotottheiimu. aniline come to cppcee removnlefwiiihout czxiom‘. '1’H¢».b¢¢8W° "I0 Prlctice .0! _£e;e-nor tineef etulungeneitertige -' tog-ithupneed; svrsy. probate beea,.npro_eclied_.end rliililed-V uteizielueekenelteronieelortheuereeeko ox unolnmeni—-eeobeuelee iuihevnyot an ‘ﬂu ohe_ape__eeg.lhewheie‘Vi'eeur:uvereyelc_n NM-WWW-ww-emmw n-Isuzu caster! ieeunzu tools! be 8210 garyeauoteue . why-d.|n.Penouue:udIiy'N&IdMIx¢bede-‘ “Inv<!'Ieee.liiiee Io extend to Iheughuetegnen lkhitbe plAeee.end.zleeeeninguiehen<l remove them in in-voe&.w:*:3,'!‘?".*°; ueeouoasouixtuoreu on another man. ,. . -ouieimnoxim nae, ‘um use o¢‘!.lu snngieetm-einlooyitlecndrieluex ;Iheil¢i:u.udthruu!t he proud I. eomploee gmoeeeo. An oil, experienced mu Inseunxts poeiiivety tnngeluecnierredvrixhoeuly one hnntincl pilots. e1etyeueottrlsem.vith:n.ts e2:ae9ﬂoe,epeh;eet&§eneweyI|enintemeoflee eiglseetwnnecdeuee. nil nlrueeli: speed emu; xirezecenthe‘ tbejreuet gnseum: device so the pastes: cessgminr air l}oi¢t£nexu'eVc?oou!dx0dol Western:-i.tn:amvinlioa...1‘not.I dectu-e unen- eehee eeoxpielely ta _neelu.‘Ied any Liseyiwses nothing more‘ can the: tiie"I1¢ii_t I?*¢-"-hI¥1b9*.??.‘.!‘!'!P¢!"‘i¢°'!4‘F‘°“- 481'“ ‘ 't’uueu'ror.l:eeulee in ealeluey.i: in ‘efaiy kpokie beings. exugmnag meme aim: .""' 9°."h_” "°S°.‘3“'o 3133,“ P11“ 1‘ .lly. oloounqvharelee zirorlonom -' "appears. and tlsejvliot MI but w‘~ge 40 the i.nnpeoter'e omen be- lixe cutting’ on I. tip. ' notice of leuelnegeetn the micelles: _ teerzmen ts. nvoilu hovtceseu.-by lhoee uoun¢od.i_u nrduicmn laisneunelx-‘minty on the dermal ukhil. - The cuusa in whicli 3:’. Louis rim--men on more pertiznluiy Intereeteui u the l'lrteeei.i:‘.‘1'&i.; oonpxytu-euae luululppi rive: incense. 1’eui to owe, e.od'uw muoui tint heqxsuu City‘ to mejnoeth ol,IM groan. 'rh_e steamer on duly in aupuumn the light-ant: eide~wh.eul Alice. at. H. Crayola". mules;-D. 0. !lc0urm\r.eegi- ne¢r.u:dJmu1!n1n.euta. Dnxin;‘llI.eufi- note eeeeoo. (need: time. oi ccuno.- when the uajxlnxetepgllgitted, else ieoonuuallfpiyiegnp ud.dcwnxhe..xive:-. bietiaiiite Inpeelor on his round» ox. duty. ‘thin st.-nirenun, Oomnender II. E. Wallace. unxsec emu Nam WI no to'1urniel:"I lint oi all the potato. rhu'olIxhbl!o}0c:IId..'-rxvnthnnooth oi the By . the, lindneu oi in l.h'e'lr'1tiea:l Diairiei maad.3meaea'imnne;roe1;e;ei;_iireai¢1xe-f: eieJoe*e;eoee1oaeGI..oveex_ueheo.‘Upye_:.1'iubee.; nae ogcuu.t1_re up Dejrii'x'l4t_aE.-_m_x_-be as; . “WW . . _-. pnhi .'.Ch.inru vii§lI”6Ez"n"xli_eeioeg _ur_ente_go=om_e,_in the irreepene_l_bliltyr9z;. .‘. ¥°1>=19#='na-!=e°r'!!-bd '=° °=v°°*w<>.-‘o: being towed; The ice: hoe" come,'e'n¢l:tlxoy’ ‘run lorvnrd’-we-xeeet it, but not’ in lhejny they promised.- They 5:-up gs-,.u.. gommg opportunity, not to chow their eincetity, not to keep their pxoleuiona, not to Illustrate tlacireuperior virtue, but only in order to thrust, it once end with reckiou hate. the herd-working politician-oi their putytnio oiiiceeyvi:ie_h.heve no connection with puny, lmi-the rush: to expect. 'A.'I"'lu' no i.i:e1le— ii»;i_’2ucr,-my bi uoma, tton ol'?Br‘on‘- Bt0Iiobit«i"l'xocne¢‘ for Ike re.‘ ill! qiooexhe. end throat dieeeeu. in gird lhleonvortbie now:-iety. ' . . ‘ hgu1neleeodiheuenxieuIl;iiie5enlIiI,eo'ei1nx etu‘ydruutiea1ly ‘whit. Iluuiiopon Iteettetbuiier-lend, ..V. ' . _ Ircigiuiiupumen , b"=BWﬁ8¢lII°°9 dl¥"w_ilh 1’he~cln.:- ecccrie than use Iced: oi xnexe seeuuuul Menu: thuﬂarernauine oesemuina Imrrenoe Wulieckeo_eucoeeern1innu_u'IibiLeoeoeoeeo(t§e' play. ‘Iae.wrenee:Bnu3:-_x1_y~oe» : ea plaog pg .~€‘*?¢*!.=““9A¢*4*5i= 'i’1.°!=“!‘°-?'AI4'I-ltwill bexepeeted dliﬂng hle‘eeg'egeue‘et,‘na’.:y.vhe Irexe not proeeu Melt. ‘ _ . ' I!r.na.n-our-u"i-all |(x.'Jei:nO.' .XGt\&lI.&“5cIlL¢I9i_. 8!.-Kqouriu u,Odoed_ __1lIy;llu(RaneIeI._cndy y ' _uReeuI.eipA.nndi'<lIoii.‘ Klee _ I‘-tvacplthﬂldlbsboﬂtvlkhhﬂlblhuhedlho toid.'ud82iott?rq.tlae.ohiei scion, when «new ihmun u in. mm ma. Jnaoe “it; in the‘ . ooeuumee -to u,endt~smo,'gg 0onqn¢r."‘_ _ ' ' . Thexevarebeitwoefgot an-£3‘: the cantor at the Plriitlir. Bugatti nd.tnnn=y'n-pooh.-the is the‘ beuerottbetweﬂiiheoglnae in I . ._ ._ Wliieehsezl Xx. , _ ie.v_nnilnxiei um »dut;_ ted :1ee"pzedenooiwhiu': unto _Iiion}.1l not an op‘ r Ibruoc.?ud§nelme tryio._II'l:ehode j _itlheI.tn_del1. BIN-Sn. Xnid_ea'e.nook. Iguseouv. -Joel cent». 3. alaopozsupilycizxeingmeeeeexae eefuoewiane gave 1. w.-ir uiiscvuiery octane 1'51:-ev¢s&:g"*Jeii¢u—0un:"arlE?pe manna. am as»; 3au-:«m..m'nm.- . T ¢FY¥"¢'ﬂM1?'¢é ; "ilertl:"- iii'‘i§_¢"'Mi9I0' :9 .189 iris: sh-at int gel3§:¢:eei;;lir);ieseee,..1ilz\efi,i;i&:aeicuueoiaeaae-3 ‘aria-nit-.4:-«a-.v4v.Ii:r.nan‘ om msuaw-as in H 4-“ dime. Luneemn xre..iIeweasaz"cdn«oe¢3Ai&H city a new .ph1- entitled. “Sideline.” and while there we aooeideumie eriwmsty II! It. it 71-5 ,orodeiy,coa_§trvoctaod. *‘Xsrur" to zieuor in 1:. near 45191, :16 It £I.I€;M'n$d 1 éreleec )l!_KiX!Niﬂ¢ iieueo sdmuej‘u’v!_zie' in-rm! sreezeritaiinui auiurme in her Aenienesrpceeesied. 'I£mi"hI ’ ie:-nun‘: drsne. ‘ace sane mood on, it: modem Ioddr !15I.'M‘¥§ 3' ueeterynd... ndluge. ithlueironih -vicivou inennuiem and unbounded mesa.-ezW_ ‘nannies man comes egeauu or we eieec.'1t*iu' mayo! eevavvnmei not oteuuc. eudthii imeioo. If-Irii. ll “W393 99364 5!’ eiepliﬂie hcnénimnae 3-nu-amuse.‘-.~ *5-NF"““°¥-"'+’*i““’.°‘*" .oeeuue:iee'q . ' iiliirtlt ‘PU!-. Han annex in 3 en aac‘urx‘2t-MB‘ in. 5,! ‘excellent ~ ' new" ' ‘ ‘:8 Ski: babe.-ebeenoiaihe hnilatvﬁﬂgidgﬁnélll ihuitt. ' ‘e-141.com emur:-3.225. "2li3‘elt'7- ‘—- semen " 'x‘nnOouan£ueoeu‘3bn»ct-e,-at saecennen.» _ o .___ .-. .."—." ‘° . oou_nen_edee'enanuo.gy¢giue:ygennooI2 1u.nenbe;s.a,Hi-; usuonnium.-iu'cii-3.»--tau ac~o-au_.ar- ¢«e1I:.iI.ee:-ngseol1£eiu:ad1’ieeeizeeb.u-.1 .. '1-nmqu: dome-eon‘ " ‘-‘emu mas‘ ﬂail: .;£eOily1‘reuery. nedtiubeeeeettyiereoese eoucnieequntluI:ucee.vi1iceli:in,Vnysend -‘lane Oonnistee oi the Ooudl hsﬂbu ms thexeporiolihespa ' do the eseuereliu opuiegelnnileyln blocker. no xeemzcoi exeepuonetolhe opening otiexxyiio uveune he buueetiorbeoeaherﬁ. Jou_.W. Irownn. the is accused onnvin; xmeaeaimuir. xsu-gouge-. ma pmncrlabml one.wuedmmedtobAll.retleIdeainthe0da-~ inioouxc. Inn: near oi $.00» :1eJ.)".xneberri2¢eulA.l£.0nt¢.- _ Axxxrnrcouhe Eunnlicd Alliance wllibe held to the Oelury Preeiuuzieacanoeh. eu- teenltuedoeznuiao Shh mum. again: !0n.Dr.J._ W. bnrie and Ir. }z..a.Wrixin. sumeet: "'rbe_netlecde ol brlaziutheneeeee e_ndeneiig$9\'iIinﬂee.'eec.'! ‘ lx|heQi*imiui0eert.re_Iiozdn.y.uIotioeter naeuuiuprnotetraioniaxheqeuetr-ihtboﬂt De-risnuixeuru teeesiiy convicted at bunny. Judge Janet. Menu. eoumniqdheleeol taco teeintdey-e‘: ydecunient_in'tiae.Ocun:y Juli. Tbedetendeatwntluiaicldtcoudinglr. YutnnArnornbt.1F¥56i1'Uﬁ°H 50 90! oiteeBe1eexserBceeiWcrh.Ic_vvbei_nq -Ouondelet, a exnunceioq thMyj_oe¢.§pd street dintilyloﬁtopoiiiielacodotoneel regpnyeieuawhoarueeiied to._duu‘lhn1oe.nd pronounced nso:'nuI’e hendﬂli-rkii. but an brtex:-itwuoaexenynenypl I ’ 1 Tantra abandoned boys; June: W. Smith. "eged£i‘teeaytu-glad Wiililm Davenport. I1,-IQ yonnoun, whosren picked up in; therint Duudc:|i[hIbdm'elIl8.venyeetni.§yuee-eh; tekenheiouohieulcneaeegh. iomlnwru sea: to us reuuou in Pop1u"'Blu!, Roi’, while Deveopentrueoumitsedtciyencnuelnetoze; -111;. qeoetiantetcbeuxeed in-deyixi tlseooincoinewxd it But 3:. tmn..nu wb:$§cto:,bottbeO1§!'Couuhueteg_ni “sienna etuiaetbo uubnmnea: oftiee com ociuooxd Ii.':_un. mono. om end Aiiieoc will oracle tevo?_¢,c£_ the court. rule exoluyor Berna. the corponuon eeeneel. will any his onicrioel powen Iniaezihcleplityot the soon. 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"into vrboeeIunIlehaYeyo\1i.ninned"— "smouly. now. x- as com; Kg-'heh'¢ law. should have use rm no-_z« yrir: Wu‘. 1?. nopiier. E.’ 0.:"Wm.'A‘. Pn'i. - Geunlinl e;._n.rmh". eaeneureiseu-ar;Jonn 11. Brown, ' etsenepineyte about man Aueolsuonoi pxonlnenntzozneye give you. nencuvilh grhiclt. ibe’pni_illolsa9¢'ec~ q , end in View ihezzonjltwouid bene- lumplion on my pet: to girelhenonlyoommom pneoexvneeiou." . ’ _5:be tan: 0! delving-nienuon in .5 em-nee qurtu*hedane1lytcb¢glreanp,end,ukrttnnk leg colonel Hun mun patience. the withdrew. ‘ . liilweuked Ring. , )I:n.wu:_nz.De_eembexj e.-1: the canal ‘Bu;-Q ieclntneyooida. xeou.i_iez:,end1ij:n._Gu:xer. be-’ torn Judge D182. 0! ilIn=UiIliod Mata Oh-cult} Account or eoxxxonzf tlg 5000!.” _ ‘b _je¢nma1¢:i mundane-higarnuarxt-me.6nou~Dno-. ensue. Wuheviegetleenlegikylewshvne ‘titted.’ 1: null? coenprebeauiedtbelltostiee. 1' A otlnformauon Concerning the E? at use-.1um.-race.-nan in " ‘ , 5. - um hone without ocinﬂlniuud ﬁn ~next,o|iuloooa£oLlhebe'a,eonciilionot theroeds And tack. and by tenant may nine. ' - -i an also new ‘ Oouon-Egcheegelto-day. ell tin old cal- aqmmocoéaomxaouise .e:eeIa&f£o ‘ axseizieeeeedtaatﬁéjoureeex. W cw’ uu '52.: momm ﬁeigesctioasefhtnnageu sued tlonennieeoe-s icon-irks &nae3:¢seweu lﬁeing Peg-. mm omzizwwé, whiuhgaggg otfthez-ilk. ase'&‘aeeu:£§i£;int.ams.g zuauyieuesﬁa is-any ‘L44 4.. ,______ , .. gm ,e£3_iue_‘a;ﬂitric}ati‘s_ebene of names, not ~£>olot§I)!Ixna‘£’nuinsc&§ponrtl .1 3" - " to:-o-.j I am; r‘ 'mmmié am . r. _c'. teneeee, f.-’$s‘I>tvI6eeo. K, G. 3. L. J W Ila, Jenn E-91111.1’. if _ new. 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Galvin dinypeezcd 1: About 10 ' , and In: men secret the Ietryboat Z )uke;mn,'whbh leAvee'iho wln.ri' nrusetoo: § oi He told the captain ‘ ; um he.‘ lied -32.- 3 "E8: Eé £9: ‘gleaned p can wool»! at the depot, and posing him axed Louie Iteikich. o Ltd oboe: rIkee£e£A1trleuInie.I'lIiel1 caused so mace very uelulu-uei‘l,eed.ie wen .u..;':..: oe"mw-emu heufoigis. "fig: :an5h§llO1IIolIhlVBedl,-I in» is ﬁne: eelaw very heal .‘n'.l&l:g“y!e::hhwu xe- noved home screen, wmo1m.xamyiaeruxm me red 11' tueuelaz. Lobby: neeliy eecceeded ih awgpfg 11.‘ --.--—-—-——-o-—-——.-.._.__. ° FLASBES. -aeaa'elBanhu_x'eeixned‘ the Benton Pow ' "__ugtlea;e;edlnlhere_lim.id iuuioen. -Geo:-so Leer.el,Boclu,cone:y,lm bonne- polnzedeuoxwy-Geoeuloufenuylnnia. .012“ ',,ktl:eol:dceix‘ne1al:u L .’-V —-ﬂie,4>9azib3dey_u'z_,lt:eI,ouieie'u Jockey cub ' .un:u eetnxdey olyoincen oi the Rev oc'xnr_cre ‘except the Vica«'x‘ idem, Kr. John B. unlio bovine declined to serve. 8031, Take Warning. 890:!!! 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Deotmbcx a.-‘no Marl: la-no Szpmto‘ -2 View at tho nun msruu lot the pug W. van utuully seven w-ulna: having aompuégu novpad tho ﬁeld oi labor and pnllllly cloud 3uuo.Iu caused the when matbollabuvhn “E . j‘§n.§.gums’QngJ_.‘ _yon."5':§‘§hn' e.-an’ :5 -"t...'=,r_'...'”*'l.a,-_...".3'.s.“““‘...., ..r.~i.‘t....m ..:s*m;~.s-b-é- 8 contact, lﬂboﬂod hon Lonvimn tiled at connunapuon, In tho surly-ﬂmi D‘ . nu . uzue Do c 4 / 91 "£5 ..*:.-.5."*.....**".'*.1';."=~.:‘.?r*-.."‘.;*..*°‘°"**°.: WV *3‘ . Dan 1 . LK'§§°a of WW 1' g3l:.uE:r army. am»: I -3’ ‘mu’ °"““"’ ‘I _ ...”....a“"“‘........’ 1:. u.‘..¥.‘..‘.‘.‘°’...‘:'.’..°;e‘f..“&“’& Charter In-I, Low ya‘ , nu ......... -.».:..~:.~.:s .~:...-:3 C:-day’ 8£.Louu Bun!-coin £l”’OAlhoI1:‘¢ll!m—oyil on no zund can ‘INT’, fllllﬁht o OIIIIAOQXI lnnedlucly m.'°**.:....'€_*°*....“'*'é:a*..:-*.." W 9‘ 23% ’ o 2 2 s§%** :2 Bi? be continued _ 7:20 x-'._ M. um 'l‘M_lnday. V91. bu llu ,¢lol1u uryho.‘ Atl..lnvllcl. Thor pub with-.1a and 12! or mbulol thusoeaetw oxrrlmdn mun vietnuy. and _In_'nympuhr with I8(n,onﬁrirlh‘u3ny(1&c¢ncsd:y},noxt.'ba¢h6 Y )1. not: any gt 10:80 a. 111.. Ind : 'c.A.1ocnu.‘uo:_n&:ot'l'm'ne‘euh _n_uv._¢t" .pad“Wuh mm: lnsuonitea-'=‘o’(n-".IloImxofra‘ mu) «#9.»:- '. --o-._—-in-————-.-.-u-una--—_—.-_-:- melon: um.“ am “"3 In Imus: than-arr u,;;.9;-'¢-r- "mI;|;:3;,.:": 'mg‘m-,_m,' . n w “"’:‘i.."‘f.‘a“:R§““.'f£ -=::.~ -#..‘:.!-x.s=.:-.~::..:~":'......‘°-'--‘ °-W" '.i‘1:J"”‘ CV W I . — - . Wegémy In; June Imu-1. I lama: St. , Oollvz‘!5r- nlxﬁh. which . oz-mu 6 , O 0 O . ERENCH EMROIDERED . X‘ SHEER EAWN HAHDKEBIEIEFS, mic, GRlHTl&?ﬂﬂ; 505 North Foﬁrth strut.- . tram ' mus AIIIBHI’-‘I.-_IPB monies. « MILLEMRAHT 01:73 WHOLE Break 05' omixm and GLASS AT VERY Low memos. ! ‘£504. ::.~rorz.'rz-3: rovziwa 37:23.1:-:3=:'z:*.. OUR TYPE! BRIDGE, BEACH & 00:3 Say‘-feeding, Base-_Bwm¢'/ng ananase-Hea2~mg . Stove for Anthracite Coal, OLDEN LIGHT, The best Stove of ité class in the market. FOR SALE BY CHEWEK, EURCHARD & C0.. §i.o.|l SNYDER, I12 Narthhelﬁb street, WAWECKER & SON, 81? Frgnkﬂn zvanue. Q50. WIEGHID, 605 ilarkat meet. VKL. T3lTH,1292 South Fiﬁ}: ztréel. H. 3. DEIING, 921 fr-anldin avenue. ll .01). , In nnnnbotarodlhi wmntms-.u.nrxn w‘E:,";'°,§';,',"¢ : 081.103. ikattal ups fouutry. St. _Iaou!a.ll.w l8lJ59po:'oan'£nsu-uinmi gﬁnnluponlathoznttoo‘ Drug THE’ tomnnylnqulﬂea. nsedfbroboltlnzqt -. Bole:-volxf, - mstnmus ALL Plllo ALLxIun§.orcuAL ? ” % ousand . In this State and elsewhere, Justine: us in stating In reply tlmtnny klndorwestcrnoooloanbo leuthan' hnlf't.!iccooIao!wood; un'tl.th.I$ the ﬁnes in our NEW‘ 0H.AB5!3ZROAK,wlththoInw HEAVY FIRE PI.A'1'%, And Dumping Grate, '1‘ AN mmmmmm, QUIUK&'UNIFO3J£BAE11‘TG, Al~TD1’.ER‘EE.'?I‘«0PEEATION', mom: :3-2' ' ALL LIVE STOVE DEALERS; an---—-———...._.. IUST ABOVE LINBELL tion or the country.‘ Change oi location stock}! nnuaamrv smmnms, mm-:-r umcnzs, mxxcn um PATENT ‘ Removed 11-om Hall: St. to 799 and flu waxninm Ame WASHINGTON AVENUE" Q1189. A. ‘A. MELLIER HOTEL. Great inducement: oﬂorodt/o" the Wholesale Dru: '1-‘tilde I38 301100‘ Importers cud Jobbers. Prloe List: issued monthly to every Boo- unneces- sltatod :1. Recall Department, whore wlll be tonnd at all times a EKGLIBK PEBPUEJIIES, hmn1fcmm,' And other Specialties’. fznéxoangaa ,' In qimniéltw, quality and mrlcty ln tlxlscotintry, all of which will be A soldln lots to‘su.lt; purchasers at ""5 4'REDUoE_D PRICES "2 .ci§mo"rAsr.:r3:z‘ent:me; -m,,... ..“:mﬁ ? I . ,_. ‘Monthly. _ at hob «,‘§-§£%«‘foa- noulad :6 or be u Adjustment. 2-. w. awocsmlxnf. Auunco 89-100 :. .— :; 1.1. pm: onrnmvz-In of um wt-gr. gum o »...»;..-.. ...~ Merdsned. an}.u_4§._}rg!9{0 Fogglgn Inlportatlonsj of Lntcgt . ’S£ylo3 “kind Design :5’ .., - ’u.~s xoELt1§»‘ ‘ - .,A"£guxu:innIIac 1:”;-‘u'::nl:8 ppp'e,§;;‘n:‘ sonny roc‘él§'e‘El . . . Amuszuuzxra. DE BAR’S GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. The £4-nag: Grunt Katina .......Dlmelm .|l’¢;nn(:‘I.7‘o-ronlng. Decanter 13. TM Mulnoo. N): Is One ‘no 1 u rk-Lu Pr) %m “mm $51.1 hm! . '"""’ ».'.'.‘....**"'*‘**‘ §fg:*.':2~ & llomuwo. uncut. In ‘ *"-‘vg:.r"....*‘::'.a*e»:.':‘a°:.. , P .....s...” ' 3......“ '*~'°°..'.t.“.'.'..'.':i*':"°' 3&3:-“.5: -:mu~'uonwmeammenuvnn1.nb:au nonu- euxuluvrorlz. I Jun Jrnnosx %o“lam':uk, unstained by a lull El?-E°'2'.aE'.‘:é=*:t.:::..E§sa2.9§°“' m;"—°§:'y’§xxI:nr:«1 W -ii-i£' -:°$n'£'§ *:..-:..’#.=‘‘ ‘*4 ..§.:.¥.<.1.:'.¥.*:-.. ; - mu nuns-“no-ulGm1Ie"( 7-A Jlantwdnnl 1“"o-.'amus.“‘ ’"oreu"an any :2: g.g1g‘n!1uws'xs:zmuuuun :1; man: was nnnmcalzaxnornnl nomsn WAE XYIIFO. December 7. {ha oeu- . LAWRBHOE‘ BARRETT. BhIbDCIN'8'X‘nt«I!N crunnrs 0113342. ntinouﬂauu-an Eﬁlbsbls. an-Au. Beau:-bet —Beacl£of Bea. J. Jones. ‘ mum. December 1a—xwon (Inst! 9 Company. onnmc Tamwgm. uunnxumuu M38.‘ D. P. BOWERS, Ill Ht. 3. O. Ilooollmn. !. Wodnuu . and annmgy Luann. “:"“g:‘ 2$;i'.".’.*’E<-"“..—..'"°**a:*'“.....**°*.*1'a. E"-§£*..,,.‘.“$e.«.=~. aw»- ‘3..‘.‘mmm==-z~..w =x°m9°w~ ~r THEATRE OOHIQUE. aulwuhbotﬁhdnndlvuﬁ. A . ...mat:=.*.~;:..': ~*~:*..“!.:$.-;.{.':.e3“?.:'5. W.» "M —'.=y§::g:.§ wué .2P.:'.:.“.3"*°° ' t ‘ - K = 13:0 §'.‘.*.'§-.m**:=...,.... .3‘ 3* .2’... s.....:'.'.:: nu‘ Hula! Ann I Now B§ln- uS»‘.'."a‘.’ '<‘3?ni".‘.':‘«".’i;‘..'.“.i':’}..z M. hen: u,¢ | Imam How zueawmd scenery. Kn- un Nrw Anita er. k Ind the whom Gun Don Ladluadzunod we-3‘«?»-*4-‘Tr .rrw"«-ax» """"" '“ ‘ "'”" "-—"5?EEn"' T 1?: guns: oi Slope: alt Slaw. 1?:-may and 1 1 rvuulnn. Dev.-cube: 1 M418. A.dnI1lI1o F ti )1 Eltnxdti ‘£56. 1 112:8). '3 ms”-'i'i'oa1—‘{a-a»an§.2c«:cmmns?' . &“..'.i1§'%£'.§;."’%:...m ﬁg; EBWARl}EE.AD W]. 304 N. ‘Fourth so-o'er, AND GET Prices on Gents’ Watches, Prices "on Ladies’ Watches, Prices_on Goldjchains, Prlcezmn Gold Bracelets, Prices on Boat. J eweIry,~ ' Prices on Solid Silverware, Prices 43.. New styles‘ Plate, Prices on Mantel Clocks. No purchaser can ntford. to, neglect this opportunity of getting goods lower than ever before offered, as this stool‘: mustbe turned into cash In a "m'n1tedume~at any sacriﬁce.‘ {:2 .53 ‘ ,'nxonmxno.xrmLm.Lsam. ‘ -m‘ on. be. 25.41. 117. 82. 82. 61. 10. 'm.- M. 5.‘ Dxonmna. unmswo. - ‘ ‘ , '16. G2; C1. 15. £3. l2’. 7!. 21. B1. B6. clmoeo Dnnuuum 63. mung oo..r.o.sox2w.B¢~ 1M1--Km u 1 ./ . J f ’ S 21.0 ms _ . ax.e2.'ro.dmn3 ' " , ‘pr-souzdcucunnuu bn41nu<nxKt78lAY- ‘Ir 5 . nm LUCYSQIE3/Rt. B2 w 3&2}; 64nuo¢4eAt;.i.aq13Iooo;r¢aeo-tslfnsmcﬂnansat-ue<ensauvas:.3ags 22i‘tI£2.‘B ﬂ. ﬁg Ymlhnuﬂ 353056 Special 8b35o.o£ Elegant Fara. ~:x,=zsn.ur.zsemxaar 9,5: .3: émesen, is my 3 can-gals «ed: at war. nigiml‘ 5% e'lm'ae~n‘t rm. max‘: 043. Large am! .&.zm-wtmvc Eula. *rc:$r:1‘1r_ XGBIEXE. nwxstsm “Y. sun» awnings! ﬁ2&}¢’eioe8r.1roodt-I've mmaamm gsécwlnmeuaaozknplo ‘£392 face: 139;: Ocean. mamas. tn-Isa. Isaac, mammal-:., thaw. ﬂznaeis. slxawk. lmmanﬁ sum‘. inﬂux’ and Gout‘: varnishing ﬂwaaﬂﬂl, s‘:q::.?!'ai£I2¥.Ban-do kerthﬁlis. Towels. Gnu}. 116305. OIKSIKS. 0%.. in» Moﬁﬂlcﬁizeu. India’ 2565., 30:98. ?46:t. 85$ ilnndlganbido. ﬁyednsostsduowdrdomsiﬁau‘ Ind ﬂew“; suck. me no ﬂknepaiu-you an: aunt.- Mm Lu-go stock or Ewan. human incur klwlnlaurnalo-Ikluponoéaod uryksuoous VX2093. 111.23 3 Q0. ..._._........................... Large Cataloguo T1-ado sun Zlo- kaat. Seuonntgle, Custom-:nn43ao 010915313: Furnishing Goods, 3*“ ‘mi 08381 as our Salon rooms. wmzszxnn‘ I’UR!£'I‘ﬂ’E.‘:‘)ve-ea: 2-.r1r.'x.ae— man: wvuptt: as se‘dada.w omarsmnu. aw W-goaulco£nlesanu.awupiau lineal‘ mano- thlo.OnscII4nudctll:Mndaml£r-ucu-ouu amyai an .*n=r.u4-.ao. BY 0. J. LEWIS &:'_O0.. unusual” &1ooI£D§%J. auction 43!} columnar . mcnawsxmﬁxumses. @311. IU!D0@......—...... ..........j.|usmgu4 Over 1,000’ Cases Boots, Simon and Brogan: at Auction. on TUESDAY 11023336. beenmbc: 7. at out can» rooms. at 9:30 o‘¢lcck. we ulll'o!l’« as layout upw- Iwuvxwnhﬂooum mm. tmh ma oeuomu BOW. Blwtnnd Btortm. evnvooea or Hana. Boys- and forms‘ was: so can -raztny Ind extra quiuy. Juno. Wanna. mates‘ and Child:-ems. 1: Boot- moon. 0211:. Gina. Cat: and mu. Polish. 8160-hoe Ind htlol. Aha. pegged work in Valery. We all the nurnllaifot ell: and county denlnr: to ml: 1:12. at All ohxod dull bu told ms dnplleuad 2:20: to L. 01 3. LIVE 81 00. class caulxnmu _ J’. J’. lcxnoca. Auto-nice. Regular late of Dry 609411.. ran-nkklnu. rlaacﬂoods. shawls. van:-wear. Koala:-3, ﬂandluzchkls. sugoudea-I, (nova. Lane: Goods. rdnnlnp 0 cu. __ WIDKZSDAY IOIZXIXG. December 8. u 9 o‘oloct.a.touIAlonoouu.fnl1llnuo¢abova¢oodua thcundawmsontruau. 9. J. I.2W183_O0. By JOSEPH B0 Icunl Luau: nu an-anon 'Iu¢n8. on link Ilhmul. ' I. ﬂ.lll'...................................LuaanIa1 Combination Sula -0: Dry Goods. Clothing; Hat: and Caps, and 960 Cases Boots and Shoes. TUESDAY. Docnsber 7, coxuncutux as 9 o'clock a. m..umy nlestouu. lwnl one: -mum rawrro. ' * regular usorlmcnu 0! Dry Goods.C5lou:l.B¢. Ebb and mm Ind Boot: and $30“. WEDNESDAY. December 8.—Ronlu' 300% an Shoe Bdo—1.200 ClJII.—OB than dupe. mmmudng u 9o‘elocx I. 33.. 5! my suonvon. will by sold vili- on rucnc. A large awe: at noon. xlhau and En- Irlnl. tun;-ooolrvd dlncz iron: the tuamhclnxwoxs. Tl‘l'U‘BsDAY. Decexubet 9 —-Dry Good: as rar- nlmlng Goods.—0n Above due. zommaacug use u‘¢-Joe: t. 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 24, 1875
Date: 1875-11-24
Text: -.a~.__._4 ST. LOUIS. WEDNESD3.Y MORNING. NOVEMBER 24. 1875. ‘$7314: }.""""‘J¥{).Is HEW osmnms. K imm CQNTRAS1‘! ~35" ' a1 pkmum or 9200 win, at theage at mm-an. jur- c an In tho am. LOUIS LIFE nmunmon comm: ‘ta-O I ,,. 5.. _..u-.-. V The fjﬁinb .tm'Jo}1nt invos or puro13'3¢0¢k’°¢mPB11)')‘Bn'1nBi1r&!1G¢'01 - . 4 . 4 in a Mutual Gompany ...
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W. cor. liih and Chrk ave mrrun; Irma: msumuron. ﬂnlmdlnrinolnn .4 v :0 I‘!L€!'l§IlntIg,‘“£ . M I . Jtnnﬁr. .3511: ‘priest- - '-IGRETIIER-'& BOEOK, 'I_2ea.1.IEsta. _ents, N°?' ‘“’:..'.’..?..'i£‘..‘3.¥%.a'a°$:m‘:::;;.‘~*' rt. GBEEE; ,& P°P.1.b1.‘T1?«T. " jE..G‘.""4OBEAB, «am»-um-n’ ?'3 PM, On. mm um, um ::.mm,“ Shingles, Lalh, Sash, 'I')oo1-av,-'4‘: 1 DI'.BEE- ' g,-Judi: 8%. mbuyfu run In on ouuniuio o Ocwbet I onoxirn. 1-. hit an 11. sewn: ‘W 1875 71:33: %Bmo4- Ina“ vuaou nude and push mwholdontlarq-a. Mia Dlrtnonmp ‘.‘:.‘...;‘.’i'.: :2‘, none numer- unlgluﬁl e tam EST_ATE~A6ENI,iucilo[{EER, :31B_!8d~oat. s.v.rAmt. A ’ Rea] Estzite'Agants,;'Aucﬂorxeers, . o Oonvqasogs naalboukbx-thorn. '_ -_-81B'Ohcxhx_t_,St|7'éo_t. V .:.u..*u:*..3.°*>#r...’.*.."°..m+ W--~~" ' ‘ 'I2_2'01_:es'tni:_t_; Bhﬁoot. . _ Jbliﬁ 5&4 00., ~' Rear Estawaeoxen,’ House -Ageing, ‘“’ ”"‘ ' I-.1-.5n.u:u. 'BO0{1‘fI;' BQLBLDA & 00., 1?é_a.1 ' summon . ="'.:;=.¥.e:;'..<==*'=’.-.'-.+mv=*-*r.'.*~- a .,4.94;:’§f+.m.~.,~;4:45';.::%.,:*:-;”...++“s;;~«%"'-;.5. 4 JOf1N'G;PBIE8T,"' 4 Rea1.E_:Iatn, Hqu:e.an§ Financial Magi, A.“z:23z2.*:.;:-=..*:2.9é.:-.*.:=L-»°*-~* W wr- x..L. vrour. ;u. vr. nm.zn'. vi,» upnumn REAL’ ‘-ESTATE _'AGENTS, *:".%.'*.§s.;t‘.‘.2.9r:.°.r:-...°':r....;.'%.:.% . so . H 3o:?§.ll‘?&:ca!utstncL o.1rrnx:«$..-x-.'I.'_x.rv':xnto. x.n.’w.nu'-tn. LEVER??? 56.. WEBSTERz.' ‘REAL ESTATE AND nous: AGENTS4 I. odor! aéum " visits. we g ‘°L' :.a.’fx':‘.m....“‘“ "°?‘:sui.m..°' '.;';‘?:'¢..:f‘.'.‘..“‘:'a .n;:uuiom::§”d “run at zvnp?Ercmiuad. ‘ - _- '_ _ _ xomr 1. urn-oxn. xnwuini. sown. CAVENDER & ROWSE. House 85 Real Estate Agents ﬂunk-a Public and Cmuu; snows. Loans Nozotnted on Real Inatnho. Blanca! ‘ pad to conoouon oi remand an 0! vrovmy. no 311 onnfssmot. in. month. Mo. 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Nannie: !3.— you :3 In Mum now am on hiﬁﬁ honcxrctihoxxuousrvx-‘?‘soY4‘1”Ioo~1*x1uSo$ex:: noon. PAOLIPIO. . , 1;; '_ . _ onnmu, «gray; Investi- Th° B‘..’m"‘in” "’°, L°“7§W‘”31' Y1éiox'1'x;.‘Nc'v'o':am'er an «uni; rnrcnoo. ington on Friday. > ';_24§_mu»_er _:a).—Jx:s_a mm at ma non, mm :_ap Ind_.'htouht_h¢:-3 Mtndiuat. .IB‘N>§Iﬂ.*,i§l¢nﬂ£iI§--out uthnoi oi:-In $85 mm ' ~nl.-ibo1¢nhnaatot!.!’1r "”I.“g;‘§'§.”4'”5"°&W'**“.::‘.::.. .11-I8. "The Body to z.1e‘i3*%:1§,° in In“. ' -"“°iW~"? ”"’-"§.W -“’° °"““ '°‘ "’° ‘_ '\Y.£_s‘u1x_o:4<_:u.D.0..41tovunba-13.;-Itbeniqhv 3431111: uh: Iua.:»,aooionhn' up- .9011 ol:¢acrn).)I£‘a:-tzouc-pnubuohuqautoc no :o~.4-'4s?aaI-¢:-7py-e 86,. 4u saunas ximorwo sppawusuo as tho any purpooann: year. It In; iu‘;7an,~ha_iocIa¢vtr9°uot eon- stnaxinx new Itxht-boon. IkirHMx>c.uo-. an .“““.3V’.'*"t..,“".‘.A'l“"‘§ W35i5°.° XNMIIII. Among the nppropnuiom ukddhx-ii 940.000 iotbﬁkiug raL3mbuA1:4nn' xuermxié. 6’, _¢_.jm.‘i'-.o. at Ina:-izovorndw Jnmnqulrrs. 4' "the.‘A'nx.noI7"A Hm :fsu4m{.m:Am1ng andkq p g'tho.lﬂ1itia. .; WhstBr!¢i:di_oé:G¢'aon.l-B-upset bin: to Sayior/auto Bobjecv-Oungng: from- thb _'Bc'pc_>xi: ‘of._4'3h'o‘_ One! of vtljo‘ Oidnaaoo Bu’:-can. 4,_wun-moron. D. O. . Rovauaber 23.-‘tho to- pengoinrigsdlarcoscx-Aluoaeg. cmuoxmeonb oiﬁbo Upitod _5u,hu.zny,uhuw_s lhlt Inns mud du1su__“o!_lhe zmmuua. k_\olw:oo£_ i.M'.Oqhiglc§o'0_at.A\f« .4,_,mf_- “ad - .rnax¢mon_u..u;¢adodb:p5.u~boc_onnudnown4- _ ...,.,a.¢..u., uundnasauent ntnlxmsonoolonnh,-undo: 14 - -sanseaca-;uue:.wu:4a' u:1osc_. _n. .u;.=,"p_Iv'ino - ' “'“';'§§,{‘,§‘,’,‘§,‘,‘ u...‘-..u,~ - - — » ohaXl|Ianb_oea_oo!:'pIoted;‘:' 4 ._ . .A‘1‘-‘:‘.1°3."331°°"'O°‘1‘1°’3"‘1°‘-‘\.Q“3"‘ H‘. _ . L ...‘.:“E‘.‘..’.'g‘&'m;".‘»2,». 7 ‘ Ml'm83t¢r?3‘3.°°I¢!-. . . .-Encr‘1.'U.B.'A.’.ii11$ar¢ln .u"ronn'wznx»o’:-. 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Pun! do Osssagnus Warmly Wel- oomodizy.Bonnpnz°ﬂsts. snmhyaetgnzngrnmghoutxhami --Russian Havanes. - ‘ruzkmi 'r::as:’rie£:ts§'lOapture an .1mpor_cunt loft. _ Exoitinx Electoral B111. . r Enxhnd. 3 nxoxn: sun. Qurxxxromt, Itovambex’ !$.—-«Who uounship Chin. from Bumnﬂntmbu 18. uxhedwo-day. Ltnoouoa: tho 4tm,1n hti:uda4Dnoni.x.ionn- tad-n soweahstaoinll mum: mo stunorA:aa2-‘ igu, Capt. ranch. oi hm (hum new navéoulsnnanux V mm-dc auem: gun so mobouonot i.MpoII,1Ihn~oIMuven£oIn'-oux- emu. ' - - 7‘ - A-sxxunozux. A!3_IOU1?cl3£R7x‘;‘ ' “Loxboxr :3 -1119 Mar 1;: You gtonlnnua announcement v uni. Lam oi. the Lduinuy I :1- ,ud bomoooodod by 14:3 Lenwx. ‘ - - Bpain. ornxox nrrnaxn on ma Lax:I>cx,!€’079ﬂb(I IS.-Pdvatooooqilliuknn llndrld nun Ihl80Pinlol II divided. Sean I419- em Ibntmlog z:ou’_t_ﬁ9 Iwaooeuaquoauon. It sum stated xhptqaniuiuql-_1ho many on. edonhc aI"ivf'Im ' - 1 souuow 1’ gudodutoo ‘-Ir}: ‘ ‘ ‘ unly, "' uhiagtou, &r.';?.1*"§.:'x.m':.¥:‘.€x:':‘_";“:?.i,..‘i"+r+*°°=* €53‘? J , _ w:ru'n'..xc.ms‘Lxxx.s'rxn. .- .- “mm l:‘o1eu.\bor Sagh not Inc boon iildrkli ‘ .,.w Lhhon. mu mm uhncam wen u-raged than 3: mm when and: int.’ l'unbrtu-ruuwruuiou .:m1sevvzrI.1pcnonhId nods:-cum: city. A revoknuonary nnrumpcr wu aluaouiuiy circu- . vxxr -nut. Loxbox. xoveubct 2:.’-Ir» nrunommu uau Oarlonhusuw.-d0nbaasd the Manor «B . y his noutoﬂozotu-nu, , V to moan: their sui- -QHUMOJI Pun.xo'nabcﬁ=;.—rxa1-do0ud¢gusd- 6:-ensedn.“ ,, ._.oxp¢ua¢'Iia day. no-bisdtonnd ,inunnun¢ol'Iho In It . — J 4, #0133113- eccar: .3; utuunundnut was njwtedbynvoloot am you wmuyu. _ - ‘ - .‘i(.I‘icLrd and othn tho Pruu m.lIln£uIdto6o- uandaoomptcmnboliuqnolihcsnaoooigo. - _ Italy; ’_ ' ‘ - " _ nu vuxcut .um;corcoxn.u-. R013; Xannbu 23.—Cudh:al Blmeonl In in- loaned tho Vwoa-n um lhaBpAIhhH.\nlu« o* JIMIOO hubeeuaypodnnodto Iggolllnvithhlm onlbumhjeogoithooonoogdu. Anambuuidoc ootonvmqnnvm bo'n;apoinicd~by ncsointiann All ooulud d. Cudhnl Anhononl ‘ti:-uuaxha :o4in-.s4moou:. Islppauo :m°va.':.'.“~:.=a *:.'-...,- ~:.r.2-~“....,..-M . 's .51: no r- tioootlipopwuenslxggu-uzncnx. wg “ ,1-nxknmm . rui1:xxxx>_'.1~{ov_c4:n_:b« 23'.-_iA_!1u Gonexrnixsuii nt3;rnoo.igmuo,m exuou mi, in cusp.‘ tor .cI:u.(:?3°whn zommsdud mack ﬁlpsoonnn, who, .‘loov1!1Ir\iI.93o «'15:: onwho ‘Sold; ‘Antony reign ":2: ; o 7»-xx ‘ N mwxoxxruvcoxosu. - . mrrcmbcxyza «News but been re- ‘nmi’.-1. odvod nan Slavonic Mm-on announcing tint Iho Iuuu-gent: hue ctgturod us in I 1021 with on in gun-iaon. wk: on was Zanbcl. The luurgenu ham mo oeoupiod mud strong po- niiiona in the viola!!! oi Pivir. ' FOB. 52-ours ‘ozzmr. A$80,000 Centennial Raoo Contem- ,_ pin a '\ Kzw You, Norunber :3 -.1'ho Ame:-icon Jocuy Club in oonoldenng the ieulbuity at zinc; A grand Ocnionninl puns oi n-on 515.000 to $30,000 tonne guinea tqobomn It Jafomorut nut xenon. It dingo pm’-sowon oircz-od. itin thought um; two or three Engnnh noon’ would 129 on urea tor the content, whxoh would bu mod: 09:: .toa1_looimx-1:. with wdght for no. ‘rho duct thopnxoewni depend notnawhntoa nwaidthay mu receive from bowl: and xsilnyn. The purse will not. at all enambo and: up on the principle‘ mm the cuunnia saomooa uric, um um. enluneo ecnuuuperecnloi Ibo hands cub Inn in no .-_ , C"/ A;l'.!:umo:oiiI;B'ox‘l:iVu'xi£§. . " I m_.w Yoirx, Nonlniiq long‘-pronlcipd to: hug: um ‘oiyaeqlozgiai .in_ or .mcunurk.'.1‘hotidl;§'1xu.nuoo"u'I‘bn'nbo tall do int $1! . ‘lb! 3:>so'..nnd‘,"ﬁzowa¢¢>.a44 xfwn lonlhohuuams. ' ' ."~.~-‘ -.«. _' , . ' 1 'f'fHnn&riQxA‘n‘¢;ImjIGﬁ- ’ . Lomkvtiin. gxhniiﬂcx 2:."-An impomnt ~ _:_ugm oz ibo"Gn'n;o proéeoduass to. any 7» tho nu, régoqgol-Jhonunqooommiciea. xvpoumandlnx i1:uthonaluica_oloiloorI_bp inufouodtoihoi'ol- _wirtnx_£€u:‘oo.w7h1d:wic"noo:dorod: ‘ 7- 35;»: $1.mopu-uaunsndax: . .......... .‘.~.........-,.-.:._.. ..... , rind am in fowurpalbatv‘ onﬂyohocrod We upon} u',II1i6’tidvooR 3&0; ' ‘ill-I501’! IS . j't‘$ém-. ' Johnna M. o:ii¢e:imécced»m':a,wué1£ ‘animus my 4 _, I . .~-..~:o4zoaoed. - - u:£te~z!:Z;3toru'm¢e “wmama my 5311?‘; 2” " :s.%:.«;’.‘*;"o°*;‘§‘ §::“£¢,“’§';...5;«. : Gsudoepzz, O. Dmﬁdéo fadnn:;’(3ama. 31:33 .3. ‘X. Jena. alzhanu-, BEDALXA 3 o Futon: Burned-~Epizo~o¢£o—-I’ho saun- dors Ono. lboﬁf Dﬁlvski to who i ' Sxzuwk. Ko., Xovcmbcv !3.—-Img mm amt. am: dsustatez. aw svpumd. 61 Mr. “ . barns: 18“ 81:1“. in M Rhino. on we ehsoou an spun: his woovery. mama 9.: a dmmmax for 5 82. Louis banngndhﬁ wiaauicaoets mm: havrn. K39: vmtzcewtn-at taxanngizxgyu. tag. And.“ is hoped mm dirpsnehummyruczh M The hurucbodrgtusaoexn . y . NDmm¢:M:m”xmu#i§y Tho * Ooowtooumy motto:-noon: hung a oteauggs Huwihunu iron eons .. :umy2.mmm;own1un§§§¢m:.””’°“ - ‘rnaauxaxx mrrm. A8¢ducolaq:go_~§%uunia:c2uu Deemed c§zié1oo,isréy§uii§eiaa.-«A n£«b¢«:sco¢u- en: ynneaqu-Azaaﬁtrgssiadvl ixuuo nixyyoulzb ¢ay._1_rhi¢. no tango; by Ihojnwuoouttns oi the much om:-1, Ohsoqoaaxi hattwuoa-3, nmomuo , and mat Ironwxyu andchsagoinn suds. An~u4o‘:‘o'.'thunuag pun-rage: -In mum. and uursceuos anuherot so duct was reduced. ushers IeItoAuI is Chsrl $0112.: 5: n °Ando&u‘o‘I.no! laﬁnrzﬁfut nee: wusbo A TERRIBLE FATE. ?ro1‘euorL.0. Eh:-nhun Dies at H?- . ._ , . ._ drophobia. Dcdﬂnlmarhhthdebbdlbanoeila 2’10u.KI.,‘)lanu1>qSﬂ.-_-Gtcngvielha.Iset- Ilcdcurihhoosnmunityhjtho duh room that 'nou(tm‘lNooIAIlahouu.-ky&-opMbu-stPm- £euoeA.'.0.1"n-nb£n._ Ecru man by 3 is- ‘!OTlhCDflbOI'C§.IIJUll'lI]o,Alldd16dﬂU!ﬂ$§B_ cmouanhchmon:8ndsy.~1‘oc:1ronus tho dmﬁd bl’) bonwi-iuipatouho oahoolsoltms atguu Itnorhuasd udancdtbo mums tmcxiaufnre garposo. Noumea; eomuunizvn new hi; 1; oahocuud mawui I 4iI1.ho.ali-shoe-thing toplo oiogf » THE OUR. Dion not is I Orrin‘ 0h¢mpl$)“nshl;))-_dy 0! ‘ha Nxwfonxﬁtcrcuher 38.—-A much pine or Nmsrda, 600 yoinio. Punch esronu. for tho ohunpiouhipotlzncriooand $1,000, an played ldjxightbotweou udxuunoéintn deluxe: the knot at 00003551; w1uue_x_'n.vurn¢¢._llx. ’n.ee:a¢iu-ny' mug.‘ on Konday noun: Wm. Albrou, 3 boy nour- ’touyeInola¢~e.Iru Iubbod inlho lcftbzuu vi1hnkn!£ebyP:tr£oI:Dn1l'y,uoihu-My. Both wuousphndnuaonona Oouoa mm.-comer oxnulon and Oolunbu mun. and txommo aummoniot Dnﬂy, which in In nmouo':s""" corrob- on: on. in la th ...........'°'= .;::::*."...... :.“:*...‘°'...-*:.?.b.*r=.. . Du! uxcunlocm yueordnpso I.:‘i!ttho o1A1lu-_ct'Iin§ ,whsclu-3 Chongiutobeoil 1 4 ' 4. ' x.nxus’Cn-1,30. Eovunber 23.--1‘hoK‘_uu . .__.....___._......... Hanna 011:7 have stock. modal Dione}: to an (Hobo-Dcsoenz. Kumu Gnu‘, )(o., Norumba 2!.-—Ouuo ra- eulvpd 1,078 had; nhlpsnenu 3% Mad; dxivan on! mama, lurk»! onto: it uchmxod prison. Kc pus demand for my but butohogixvg «:39. Eden oiuuvooovu nonuuun nouns: 150: 8354; now: 150: amoolondonecrl $ 650 au;..1‘uu 806 15; do cows 50; non xeooived 401 ; nhlpmouslnno; van on: ‘an bond. Hnziuot uudy arm. Bun psckcun was 73. snoop--notgnux doing. Bc.:Joo Jottings. Opoﬂhlﬂﬂaut-J: to In mo!»-Domoe_I-st. 31'. Joan-n,2{u .130! 38.—}£n1o1: Henry En! ton, oi the 8:. Lo!!! 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(,3 the y,m_ Th. ,,«,,,.1 ,1, “-4 on sunxagy 1 : o twelve-y¢u~o (1501: or houxeln:eper.. .!'n.ng1nnd~Hnllou quurelod‘ °' - "- ‘“ °° - . 0 “IV 15 ‘V ' ’ » unonvxo:-nzr:.anX uuuunx none or lhe um - 9 t°"u‘°‘’'‘°h" "1 N“ ‘ ‘m’ 5”’ M" ‘“' (1? nu” mg“); g;- u c. um wu-d anod Humelrolenn ot Bnneellta. Ihouldued my about I a woman, sud I-‘nn Vitablacd ma‘ W 1"-‘d ‘N1 3'1!!! In blldu bin ‘W0 I-‘W81! onthollp, and wanted some: done. He medlclnu for to: and mu umunx icellgu-3.3! K 13 avg: 0.1:. _Rhla::v;;:ov;:4 1f3£n|.°I:‘ tilt,’ , ﬁn on _ mmfmd M ed ham. mﬂhar 1owlln§-glﬁco aizd went out In search onvlld xlyl. in lung ..mm lnsunUy.=.%xV1ly--part at 3:! 0|lbt2I‘u:l(g!e‘tl}{o:1::a onrggglllg zzdhrségr vmo uk‘«:xi1;o‘££.t']1;:€§1;1;;1£!L;;:lOnFel:‘la:ﬁ- '¢3§§lV;‘§,‘°h. “ﬁn” mm 3: “'3;-e“}r_=gg; . T‘ '. -.'°~. M. 57-" . . - ¢cx.- .mn--x1o- 1 Ln. thhn'nlr" mama‘ Ilu ' -V . -'5'-"0 V J ' ‘ .. .» _ . . found 31%: uguo mum docking. }‘.t'§§§ ,,§‘3§f,’;§‘,, 3‘.‘l°,,,,‘,";°;’,“e‘f,.."1,';‘;,,wh5,’,‘}.V,f g.§‘,.§.,,, $;:1J!g ‘' "gs" "” 33525. «'2. :1nce:t-13'3". t‘x3I‘ub1eaw,ha::t:;fl.".‘no:“m1:§ :1: titlgqkz ugh; .‘-§;;gc}:«,§.-‘L1_P11‘;*9fnh“f‘. °“ gglgr-nV§§*;;§If:.?;5g*“‘,§g,m“g“§ ‘gal; gig ""“”“c‘.F °"‘fa‘5‘~'vum.£...o‘i"mm ;e‘.‘§xm. _ , _ . __ _ ._ _ . . _ ten 0, 1 I“, ‘ma . . N . . , _ . ,_ . 7 _._._.. _ 5 . "-’l?\:u$Maluu'a?ua:t:ab“au A "5-1A'x'1'3§°r':lx‘°3l-°'l:7imeam1lbocomomm 33¢: lo:‘hlm°. ”I?nwu'n'n?e"ﬁm¥3'w?i§a Ihomd W girl!-17 gugshhmwmoigr W’ W" 1°.“-‘.°°°““"¥‘Y'V”~ °Pm“”! 1°11“ “‘ 1'“ “ﬁg 4: “'4 "‘-ﬁg“ ', ' APf’,I£E01ATI01.T-g ' - =1 E ' ' V ' V. ’ ’ or unite I V dth ll! um’-' lndbuuluuunlntha naudlhtbeymadl. a‘ none but 13:1.‘ A: the ‘unmet-.th'om er I - . » _ to cullntothellp. He nude buzono ., . cuumuwvx Kw,‘ umhu my : """"'.-"—""‘="‘°"'."‘V‘f."""“““--"“"-""“' W 3:51 thus?“ n?g’tIlV3!m ‘Ha zgould 'nu:ounu~xa lxnvhloh dlroetlon unbeaten myme:1ns‘l6wb€cruloonunaunoazh.ane -7 ‘has: an now «mm in tnllylutor in ct-Ion. whan the nun’! head lulu:-ck. and II.R.E1'xvnu: _' . . ' ' ,5 l‘ °““""“VV‘*l'.‘:‘-V “-‘ ‘ "tf..**-'3' -'’°“‘'“ ““ ‘W hm*m~;.,V,;~. w°v«=*.g,V‘*°.r..'°°"* W "°""*"°*P "V °°‘*“‘**°“V V‘ “ "" '*°“°"8 'l.?.:.“*a'§“.%i'.eE°’a°°°“"°‘* ;.-,.‘’‘:..,.° '‘'-°':':'' °.3.':“g..““:."°o.“,.,‘“ “*° 3”‘ °a%.‘::.....'‘“ °‘::.: i‘3.';.5:r.-:4 x.r:*:..:‘.‘::..r:'°-1.‘:'V..,’.§”‘.':,'°‘.?‘.; M ::,.,:.w::.*.r..‘=‘:.:.g1.'=V.:-,..-.:';.v°.:.r -« _{ . .80 .901! 8 ﬂ ill at Honda"-‘~ ' ”_ be! 1.1: nlutn found dud - .‘ .' relaxed‘. ' V I = _ V . ’ ’ - ’ - ‘Vi l V A hrrnodmmnfuﬁxt-usum;-:§aA';7a.~4c1u' w§1"e‘§au3§o”hVuno:‘°r'3'1}'°msd'o-an-x’;'i;kl-m snR°l:cn.mnuov§ot<V!.°’uw'l‘h'~lha~tuacl:c)r‘o‘:v1u tmfruen uouiiaxom. mm 3ma'3 Aminna. 111.1:-_tonr' mmnpw .1.°r-:l»hsmnn- gs-tsurprlu. tonndltb ceased to but-l l§.‘$‘;i§""“' “'55” ..—x%‘-‘e.1'§..s xs...xJ.'.x".34‘: V } unnxnmieinudaputnuoawmxuusg behendne eompeuodtienodlumtoyooord ;mudunmno¢hlbzbn.§1€16;n§po?Dnn¢g. pl!‘ tuny Gourd: Elem egg he and 3:13:-Sac: gang‘ wigs“ 131°“ Agxnohén-ashlar‘: " uunlroadtd rmqiqfﬁ goﬁaoggglgz igil‘-_-l:m:l:"u;‘_ zogrﬁﬂofigedﬁdaun ueggégomﬁ ; “\'crw-11.?’ Illdthﬁrutofo "M! 50"‘ V“ 5“! u'£‘c}V Vyj V lye): I bet? Ebert "'°a’§§”.'c“§3" 3' 33:1’;-tally lzfrtlahkogitr Returning. hareocl tron, Mel: B shipped’ dlreotly to nouxaeuonthoouno efduth, moral an -' $'§”",§',,‘,§‘,§‘,_“ ','§°”"“‘,.m‘“‘,"°m;“T ' 035° 79‘ . '39 'NTU°||- ' Nat ' ' ‘ . KB ludttom 302! - it E 0 .3” 9 3°‘ ~ ;.--. ,.L_'L-,D1ﬂlI_ mm. ' w" ‘H woﬂﬁ“ ' are b:u,sker:‘£’luAd—- at me shield utmm sxtlnhls uzxlct to.nI«uhlauVg:uo lllntrug he plan the hallo Into mum; ham: 8 801138: D81 I311 W V)“ 5° 4"‘ ‘’1 ‘h 5”“ V . V upuzouhooucllcl gin on man. Q;-1-:.,_-o n. U” d.rhm_ I5”, 5.“, you; w ., .11 am 1.. g¢“¢g‘ﬂ¢,,¢;tign:.a1g,,g,-om an ﬁwm. ¢.'Iu%gn Mgmg A _:g:1uon°¢on:n.uyo wglgeﬁ ulx£¢‘lh,b8m ma not a omen mu mulled, and the Inquest will . ._..._._ ,. . nuxourm-"oonuopmch mag .11» thlngto co mhutenlagtoo o on-nxsunn . :V Mm‘ - 1: nu mm me you know an: u-oensuu." ‘cuungylon l‘h':bm’{::1xo§ :1‘ dog? any y doom. ’° _V - ' common custom ls for I boy’: and uh: or eight 8w workmelx mgbxﬁ I! this b1ul=lw- NWVW N194 I‘ W bo_held V,-«noun; -1: n um °" 'hou1llrt3:)I:_(‘1V(;tl:o of I . 2 - . I : »fVeV§ét'li:s\.1s.y$éil§l'B§§!iV\brugglsts 4- ' _ . ..,.~ .....-.. - ' 4' . -. " .§ - r 5:. ms . ,7." 1.._.«-' a . ' . . ' ALI. mom». y 'Ijhe Granti'»_l;!_6i?;1éi;i"oili£VI.ooking to o.--8?on'thom=Bo ‘ mus oliould‘§‘>.o v:o::u‘;%t’od!.5::1";:{‘WwW’::: Where Scott: Not Slop . the Title of Commerce- W-xnuuruComnxg{,,,-gmnmm‘ mo, mm. lot of any portion of-mid .1 " . . - r In Its lioreh-from the Iiissisaippi - ‘to the Pacific Slope. . . . um Assembling of the National X ‘rho I “Conyontion_ in This i E ..,':':;:E;'f:":m;°; 5 i I 9 ’D3stinguish.ad Men from ' main: mused -non: ‘mtmtamwm ‘ m ‘honor: the oxicntot so Owner ogiioo oqoutuotc orr.I,:3nl:_od_uI_ oqglpgod Joron tony yours, with you tor. a II} 3%£!tl\-' Omiuhnlf thuood null ho com 1 ad innopioin or-open oooatzr. oooehaltinf 80 the rough or mountaipouu com1try—ud xoitry oi tho':.'I.‘touuzy Alnll _ road who try. tho ‘bond: ulnlho an 101589 the rooah or ’ mountainous tho nto oi_§§o_,00_g 351; {lilo oi oonstnzc tum oi oau._pravmam ot the act by G Biuicowiil1ind,Ao ogtiot to it; mm Iub at-n§o'_of "I-h'te<';-’—.«”-1» mg]. _ _ v ‘ lo;-;Qooo's_lon. ' _.. '1'i:o'-h'orii_i:'_‘_Vn"nti zihziiza, fat: nod iréét. United in-in can . .io1'oxyhl incl ‘agony-nnlodlry y t _ _ _ Ooovooiion oa- uznialcd lo" ‘tho Teonpiiyeotexdayi groomi- iugn Ircroto v.-grout orxieht ., ' pinion ior tho‘: nchui bonnet: tvhloh gill ho oonunonood on dny.'bnI won’ oxcoodioaty lnlor-. eating. And dcvolopod the main‘ ootunoo oi the gigantic" prosoct with post slut-non and hill» new _A lnrxo at npgouton vnlohfod the ynroeedlngt tron‘ tho sznniletienq no main pod: oi ' ihohtn vrn_nilcd‘with ‘d_clt'xx|5'e§.-who ono oi in-“1oi:m;:_b_odt'n'oa " b d.iiycon:nutoAld'intho oomu-notion t axon . - ~ ». .. I R. :1‘ urholounonut-uni shall he on the Government for m I no :uppnu;"asd"io:ita pa: 3. Aaumdht noaotintiionh‘tho'oirntu ’ ‘radio antenna into:-cot . .. .n,I¢n’!t.vv:.x‘~'I'ot_1'=':‘in'§!-o. on worn mm: on tho ﬂu; ‘.7-l,‘<',%¢i*'!*¥¢?‘..3.".f'9""5‘:“"‘é':"‘f‘3"*°*"!‘ ‘.°°.~?0l1B3 . - tioa.~G£hc!oir' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1. nus: teen-it-gain soolhgln :ad.W " '4 Eula nod «1~u_zg_t§xiefa;.iia'c.tuai.;, _i..,..,.aoap2-' iionl from ’ oefgnl I of-the no __ npextrn";'-lai1oi'n_I'u dcoor:todf1riih.plahh Ind‘ ' ﬂowers. _()‘la_ihtixon'roi-ﬂ:'ooI.i;o_’wnV1:_|'l§ogo'tziah ‘ oi the rmua slaw‘. x-‘epm¢ntln¢;.i.ba ‘yropooed lino oi tho Boolhtrn:-Iﬁooiilo. or tho Tenn and name, soil in .\i:¢_rn_oi_oly rwxu, no the snowy region ihroo;la'1thlc.h‘ih§s ‘ roolno and the ‘Union "meme miiioodu pun, Rho hsnxna hung with iiago.’udnt-1-ogullrioiontil builnk tho iollovriox . .. —'1-uxltoﬂti "W-:"ttwnd the Sin-.ot1'.'to mu ‘-3 polo.-o',ii:i¢o.‘n-te"to’béxogis-’ " hood -imtho oillooot tbosoorotpryot in mm v"{a'Z~a on: Iliagnhsll be no dioorim . 1 an on no: -Nld ‘sun 1 puooomm "°'§3"°‘§‘o u 1 . I Of. I I H Iii N PM .2 min he .u.‘3¥.'a ..E£..uu.”°" :3? sin buixien on‘ in ownllxunor onutyothor ' that suit.- togniue loo oi mg tn::'p:;Igxg:us.udforwu i ';- ‘ Jtihuo wovlded gr; .‘ v‘ WW” ,, ’tlmoohavotl.ori htto 39 7.3 "‘«'m~fi‘:‘éa'u£rm'i.z..'.sa ':e:.a.:.'.;. in‘ mi "3" -country through which the‘ £§°i}..m’° M in who“ uncut not uoltowtth the manor" - - oentrtgotod moonth mumim _n,. .3‘ no - , . i. . . too‘-“ y in nloit¥hot_'o'l_o ouugm ‘At Ibantilzao-tho,0onxtonilon, oxdu: by coionolnmoo 0. moodhoui. luv; Dr. Eliot then ctorod Po - «a'3“" Ho ' {"593 "M 4;‘ 31':-§°oo'.3's:hhu ii: mp‘ i':'“"muc oz‘ 0 or. - uioo.'.Wtit than gold: our fl1lcl3'l’nI ml‘on.rhoaru; ioovln'x‘out the woo‘; .130 miio pot on» v-I-gs - ‘ I ‘iulhluolich nil"::'eoerrc¢|.;tti1ll>o{ no ...u":‘:-"“'-.u...ﬂ i°.‘°‘.‘.°. ' tow " «IL 1 dizrmit communion‘ nod- ! to on to donjru won! in olo ad‘ I .5 “ ’1si’.".I. i.‘ ‘-’°§‘:'."'u.‘i. from too hoodqooi sin. wiehodmu at In-ilo. nod to an ' can 3 r . V ugh J 0 riuldou laumlnu -J dhood and u rxpianstory oi’ the 6 mi: them. toguihor. good tho osll t ?EllIll'Xh0i01$0_l’IiI(ld(1l¢A§; '. . _ Addr¢u_oi';¢'5)_1._.1nmes 0_ Br ittonal ‘Inna. than in-oioi ‘ and which had brought 50. ti . Colon! JItntl,0.' E o 8 9 ‘taco, not ‘is. oy”Govexmncnt nu Tho ms ‘mm: at on ‘Pk:-that oe_ tho muonxi 1’u.iiio no I'D gam- -tbom |' last iooomooi u.m.m. and ‘ 'lR.‘tl—-'u: iocrouo vovortbo .....“".‘.‘i.‘.’.""“.".“‘°€;i".f." - - on r _ P" u lamoou oi cg: boodnd (It t 01 the oviopnuy .ily for doing’ out 1: nine :1: tool in inonnii; revenue: at log about cheap ' glpaatio monopoly log herein the conuu.-oi? ltto_ idle to: yrtuto capital do-take to cozqioto with it. ’ howevor. tint lbo boiiiinu lo: aoiiio rhllrom would he to cross ~ the Cantduu that at old Fort Arbuoinia. and the mo river ‘at the mouth oi Big Wunita, thonoo along ll-.4: Wuhan. on the divine out oi Lint rinr lo tho moat nonharly bud data the linzm to it oatuectlon with tho ma oi-ocluoo.-onxto ‘ nan amen o _)to met: two tou:nixtooo.. , ctilturo us our c: mtoon country-torn in Joana rcxpooto oi nu; otsiltlo intnotu, And at liunl untlmont. and bureau oomo o! whom 5 can not long poucdwthox-I ‘RBI 3 on (Ill (1 nlmootimp:.uoh!o;on:1 mu nothing in all IL: oixcumnianoea which surround utcntblago that on in to iutungn uzu not tho toot: upon qnutionn in t to ii‘ ‘iii: Yl'AIn$‘{' i ii at come 5*‘ Cl‘ rot eonno no thoroynbilo to consult how but Y oo iii I)’ 8 er ‘clones! nod "tho cwnin pic to lhnt. whilst [her on at othc: IADODI is the noble er in ionign or domcstio w in uh: oi’ program. on ting txitmplu in tho too that In others. _ tonsil oi the doiibentlonx oi lhio Convention, and I iutcver cam: its action on the tntctoa to or lndiriduio or cor- ha Ioonxnont in Ivhloh it.origin.twd was not brought nhout by My one who has at wu sup},-oimi to haul Ip<cuoiu'y,intot-tatia its notion. it t xx Lion at tho ‘run mi oltuoot.cvory.ohAdoo tho Alluitlc and 1‘ vetncsu 01 um, w ty second parallel and . thontooroeroitho and Almost mu dlroot lino Lot-men Vlt'.ll.‘l. vim present terminus oi tho Atlantic and Padilla iuiirood, nod Ono-lo. it would be about via new its present tenninox. [Pro hundred tnllu motowould htioxitto fox: min. on the d '1‘woin.n‘.irod and uinoiy nine zniiu at i.h.\'i‘onI. nod Pacino llnilvrxy hue boon examined and to-' teivrd by conlmiuiohgp or I tint company or 3 av ronxht About how: I can two on tho out o! thou who ori tooled it toot on- oihcr lino oi Itaoamntioeathl r by the commons at the country. tho: it In: an: cnncoiaily to tho oootlmrn holx oi oni- that it would ruivo than iudutrioo o pen new svoouos oi wealth by whirl: the whole oonntry could be bundled. and in 111:! extent would lighten oomowint the hon g non -tho Ilmtxidsn oi um in- It in the duty oi tho otolouoitn and oi the newt to Adopt the but motto: tint present: itscll or the ncoomyiiohmcnt oi the and in mm. Tizem was ynoonted ll tho int union at Coh- vcu I luii amendlox tho otm-tor of tho Ten: and ':cm:.1tul any and tho Atuiouo nnzi vsoiils It w my watch am: out tuning into 5 luv and which «unite to our miotln the ohoupa-t and mu. uihlo prrojoat for ﬂouting I Butxthon Taho- “ ' this but no nnhttultoliy u (1 l.I'I. . ' ' That authority ho muted by the co: 3 M th Trolmi States to (III Lunatic And Pm: Compxny to construct oilno ‘oi railroad noon in ion: 1: Viola Ioothwgg route I. and Pacino ittll any 0 mg oolntodhy tho Gav- h Irouu-ml. the Anna} b ‘g . ha out 9 oloutlozu and no divide at tho continent in we Slum Feud: nnxo io_i.&?3 toot on grad not acceding 06 feel to the mile. and the total 3. on between 80 Ind itid too: will not e The ixighoot elevation on the whole mud in 5.0%‘! not at the Horn mouniuoo, just out oi 2'.i Polo. Tho high- est nit-ration on the Union i'.tcii1o :35 too on we Control Paola-1, n than-onto; Nntdo monnIau.x,‘i,oi! (cut. uiiono. oocnnlog ID in smith on tho 814 poul- kl, inure lbe road from obatxuctlona by snow At 1$d!boionzodlo,thoIinn'l- graohrosi Enninom. and mod: 1 turn.-y Fulton in El Puo during that year under tho dixootion oi tho Wu Department, to 3: . "Ibo not duals bctwoon tho Valley or tho lilo Gutdo and the (motion oi the Weston S out-tract . to their loan width Alo oouou y bemoan the thinly-no.-ind and lourth Limit of in undo‘ in lungs diotaooo over t "mien than on-hull oiong othut and oalid an ‘ od om" ad wot ix-notion at :3’ 1%: l.5aputn':nt. and to! thloroamor the an mtvcycxi with you can-. and stucco u-cexuinod. Thou groalost slo- oli I comma or the nu‘. Ulvhﬂtl Pepe. who in rail) bythomoot I‘ ‘y I “IS 9 ratry. and tho. Tvxu and Paula B _n-y wu aim uuthormd to 0)nﬂ'ﬂ1e£lIl'IiiI0lt’6n mt worth. on that the oounootion on by mule um: the mod oizho A. sad 1'._K\1lx‘0Jd thmnatty 5!. mm: cohvuxleot point to'bu synod upon, not tanlwr north thou the witty- -"eJ at human. and not moan: was: one hunalnd and third degree at log: tum lurh point Inn: to Run Diego Buy on ‘fun, Saw Maxim, Arno The ‘to: II had I’: to constructed to lbree turo hum ma ).r.o oi the A. out I Jul doouia in H uood tho 0 P‘ Puimo oout.-through on and Ooiiiot-alt. ciao lhlisrny wu rgqqhwgd to the oolnv. oi immlao vnma llllézgllcmgi‘ too out: and tho - . mm lunilbuo to the pun ui ;u.u......_ .._4'“m?,",;‘£',‘, you-‘Si ?na..to gioio hio xoyort~too_do to tho Std ymmt prop-nu aocidei uinoin u (or the mnmnction of I nllrosd iron: the Min nippi to the Pacuio Ocean. beoouoz Wu Drpu-not ntinl '-Too roots by tho "L IN: lhoohoxiuthy rolling-It In Sui $.54:-_ *°.'. iI.!‘.booll xi. pecunm .1 ratio um El 0 I hV0u“° . boa‘ hots; no abouoiea la pnriln working tho car no no mourn to auburn: that into . " ciavstiooo ho inn?” ‘Y ‘N as ‘ man in in : -an - main?’ ' kotwn or my to’: II the aw oi’;- mm pith: lying between lh ' :G~rsodo on Inc on andtbosul l‘0.I tvibzttuy oi Ibo Gilli. on do ﬁat. Tho was our- vo 0 did! obtained nrivztho o ring oi ham rodnord. 8-at ntth lggblo iooto oi Kt!-at-li.1l\'«m tho wmn oi tho Atlantic to UK‘!!! of the Paciiio It so oievniimt not‘:-xooodlng t an fees. ticoiowut at deter-ottooai bemoan the ouailz.-in-3: no 49. oomolotw this room that lino will eximd beyond tho Plan 1-iiinzon; dmro iholeft book 01 use Ulla river to tho otouiog of mo C(lt win at Fort-Yuma. ' Itllo jltiatathlolaod that no and tho Jo- mlhiln saintly atviiizltlon. which «now um they uutlit one ,_itmtg‘,'hsvo _ supported it Iago pog>ohtii-.3-.' * . - » ohu of hxvoamrodlooondrn aha n_ rt Liootennn-.Ptrk. ' at I ‘cull not dwell upon the togagrnphioxl vi- Ynatlxeo oz thin -‘rook-151: ‘- It ~ - tho shortest on ocuxtocotnithmo la no anoint-rand the tuoo~nou2tow'Yoai:_ia,_ Dicgoiouumliod to 219 Swmiieopborlor tpntathoyngmtmnto [tom those! to! irriwotooo. ~ - ~ 1m.l?u uﬁuuuwu mm oi View {hat um, 04 in construc- _ . llpttarobio . . and‘ ifozigrkh ma mmuoﬁdmgdtt awutibahawggoﬁ ooero. muuiaoiurou on oi "oi the mono trade N0 "guru portion at whiohio nowoluztodioto other. M . nods. . . . Whiistihacbnntrnction oithlsrouivrtn immov dlltdy haunt the Stain at il‘ox:o.I/nnlaiuis. uhanin. wuiuiippi sod Tcsnouoo -uodnoro .'.;':~2.*:.*.r.;.:~...x°:.':+.-..'.:.. -‘i':.:.“§..9.i:;i.',: the‘ cultural and nitonl zooooxooo oi the t ntrurnlntnd ad untold niiiiooaxtn ow';;i1LholthlI;’1(l;tieu.lI “to: giant, I-hﬂﬂlilflo coat 1 in -3 oon no oi Inntpogimioni 1‘ lion '-ll viiio 3:9.“ ' conlot ‘ lhetoru.-no -Iuwhotvunnorno V llauh-Io -.0!‘ the co ' "d boon " mm o ....... , o_ o lmgnwgpwp ’ 1-. ' 3 3 9 bgtwrooo 8:»: true from 2f2‘0Iothu'l_ot‘.sf om.- btnb mo. and and lint inliiititvuntuly don lothatot.l370- :. .~ V . _- - ne... gonmxdoitndowuhviiodlonoad doles: on to this nnniion. oy dootinod on hybeliaw Your pa- thoﬂonom vcnuomnd they tool in objooto. CuiIorntI.0 .- than an : ' Ix‘ utovi W::1:",‘H.' mun gthio ncjn-in intho dinoion 1 icon)! uonnd bun. oooouiu .h:isoid limo oontnnoitr puI','a.od'to udhuuh _ lhouutziotio ' pllnllﬂl! -nu turn" this at . -, u-untold‘ tiozhw-giurin-boon}:-nip wood oopni gain," mtnzdt nohlopopne:mu:oy.uod tovrxn" uymen oi ‘the taut nd to ma‘. - .. r . . “" ‘i‘;'.§‘°"" “'i';.°‘€. the bvlumol Ooroutoc Btulonl, at town- unniouthoniiroodpa ox Ohorleo Orooho - um - lion tho oithlablil th t imliu cg Fuuﬁk. pa-hhplftogzro ‘?l:to‘t¢') nlio oi oontluuoul power 'tho»&tuiodiotioo-‘~11:-nyoin order.-v But -vireo )ir;.0a. eon» doolorod that the hlisoiooippi l’1I'|‘l'_IIIBI no’. in oak: tlssltho Bonu- oi Cannon mlghtho iorolcd K0,_|I!Ipl'0Yl it.‘ our when and patent otnium-.3 tun to no it necta- ury. upon ooopntoxt x'6ttI£l'.' to o V e ’ homo" » {to his otriot ‘ 1 t And '- _ _:o‘:.o‘lwaIt:lx!nt,1lzo :‘o?i:ng:‘i‘«rt’ht: “ at. no --mnwzdinﬁ aovrrntnqnt aid Io oxtind tho Union Pncilonu d, 3 D .-rt l£'°‘::Ilttu’y nooouit " no 3 nzcunru oi uh! o no . u to-It a ~ It at Government ti '-riniion or . on Union Pndiio iisilxood. t Division. was Nil.- :'IB2t;thntilI1w tune. supplies and bout wag- watd in min an-Iod by can and the trot mu: .I.h¢ coat ilodzl. -hon-itgsnvlr $6.58.} so A oumaiiiec o theiut Uonxreu rossgrnog on the anhiect of thin tor) bill-undo: ooou oration. Jain tint it oooto tho Con.-nuocnt. ooouaiiv. ﬁlo ocogco to noioitiu an Avzilmlo 1-woo can out to wake: the live: and pa-overt oi the urnlio -khabliutooi tho oonnlvy tnvon: by this im- wl rota. Cut any one doubt bu‘. tout the imiidimr ni this maxi will in 3%“ mcxnuxo. Isttlo our -ummna mmnglmus c t wlnio region at omn- Vr) 7 The inoility with which boom And Imnilioon oi urn can bo mu-ind iron: point to mot. on I the uutiamett M the or-nutty niauz t lino of the road will give Mcunty Kilns: Imliu: dammit- Lion nlotg the trontrora it wo’hnvo xmvor had Ix -- . . ‘vzaﬂﬂliwﬂ that all worn not-Am: to the public defer-.:e,u:rl to the imptoromout o iotarn.~.i_ omzmtrm lh( uid bu constructed by use Nxlhntl “JP” “ "3? ‘2‘.‘."EI.‘é‘?°i‘.§.?-“:.".‘..t.°“.‘2.‘Z‘.“.?.‘.?§ to o .o wot e . unit: I control over it for tho ubllo good. it bo- ron on A only to do no. And thy. is just the can bdon no to day. The construction oi Iltin road in I V: or): of pfﬁilo gﬁocsholto; it°wIii{.oont?tedt1l:o (13:31.- eromrn no oz, 9 an . culicd for by inch! hoot considerations oi public policy; it in tho a one: also R. And utut mute Acton the coniincn ;it in in higher: .ou:.. oi use world‘: oouame-too; itlo douumdod I: the inicrut oi’ ohcnp tnooportation by too wholu onnniryzltu oemnndud copeolaiiy on on not 0! notice to tho poo lo oi the Bootoorn mu of too ' nicdcnqum in tho some p‘r1oRortion on it rcﬂvco her yoniyud induction it add to the Notional weal . ‘ It is the nnthlghwg oi onion; ii in the fold to India: 5 ll than-n otooinnhu; uni slow: this hi-rhiny tho clvillxod mttiouuot tho Eutoi oil no twill neat- ‘And no my ho lhhl OI11‘l'|( w in prodomiont in ooooo. through thick the light ox‘ rii1utloo.- taming wmwud with this not ol only in “-22” run on . or - 611011-IlX‘nI‘I£ it oh bl? d. thouxiot:i.u M Ito: utiotro own on _ naoolotu Jud it 'onr~oﬂot-to are mocculul. we will horn oonoolsuon oi know- lug thonro hon nddod moot: to the onto 01 hnmm o p-2997;. happltguo. and otmtrlbunod largely to to putty and glory oi out common oonntry. jemponryvorgsnizauon. .- Gmorol And . o'iB.lohmond,Vo..' wumodo levmpon-;' cuixinm. 9‘: the loszootiom oi Qolooel ' moodhud ' ’ On hitting. on oiuir. ammo Andes-loo mild: G311-z.I:u'x)v or nut Ooilvnnxoxx I thank you very wrdldly tax Iholwno! you how dam on in zroltootol ' h the than 5.000 iegrnodlgimdlﬂoml . i.htI~lMo imd Alford» s n behalf both at our st. Ira‘: S. 2 E E 8. El’. 9. E r. o.ua<mu.. ’ yrtroo thstitlotho So: 3» oootmon \_ _ ::::r:.-~:.:,“- -"—="°..<:...:*.*“::.-;...':.+'+.. ......- .- man 902: than ' rﬂiﬂillf ;' ..'::.r..°" W... . It In llkosr ' a noun pleasure soon .onphulo"lo. tho hoqsitwlo at llh’ V notwithodto co" position. " -ai1iuxno:¢ibo'ehnlr." 'slnoo-vro-hnohoonlii-we Ooljltoldhud xhotﬂohadihow own 0 o of thin Oounniioo, i‘. my doom itout at [3 ca Innihodoiuinj-ou.I mount‘: to: buildlnr o: at highway on-on thin roxatizooi on the line 3n-opened is 1 making not 1. my of not importmoo to tho whole use-or South.- ern anus, but at not importnnoo to tho growth and prooperit oi the whole Union. 02 «rut im- riltooo. did any? bio. thotiﬂv h?1ptdlyoon- rg that tho buiimog 0 ma :0 . will bo one-oom my to the irieruts oi vholo country. Gem deacon oi the Ountontlon. upon tbumoro qnootion -vrhié.h'.'i ttnluru to at will oihimlitonuoo hot-o :.'.i°.:""::::.=i°°..°*...°°'m:* :i42:.:::.'.:.i;.. but‘J'ao on this 1 {£23 #5:: Jesaiat‘ oi mum’ hovpiritof taiimou and the not oitiemtmbonofthio . and ion. Idloo‘ - . .-.....»..—....-«=~»«,,..,,....x;«;.«.:..».»-~r » W lit’:-.¥!. pléomdnu And. - Ir. Wolliridxo worn in! o out among; u., ._,_ . 1 I at shied I - ‘’ ?.3a‘t..o. on m§.°‘5§. ll -, - . u.?“.':‘°‘%€.‘:k§.a. .. auto. 3;: ooilowtnrworo Oc-mm noon on, oticctuir . _ . , " ‘ we antirnawxcnnzin-t.u.o.~ ' 0 win»: .1 h nnduon Arkum .7. Bwnzgfmra ,Walluco.,.Bo1ctz; U I o-on . 11» h;o0auhI. ll it i!.B._Y '3 ll‘ - . - on ;»ro‘:':ntt','.xontu. w‘§_t_iggu't‘. .ai.m£3'.’.i.:..li-‘is’? 6. mtliitoaérlgovru oomto Inn baring thonzolloyot tho mm zit-or. than .. .- v ouluuu. -!,{oo.~ .. X. -koi _y -Into-hmio in ioruuyiy) oeomiioo until you Jiutocky. ooiulmloooti Loohitnh, _ ‘ :.;:*..*=*~~‘......:*-..i~#.*:.:.:*..-:*i-..::..<*..~-°- *- E":~‘:'.*.:.=::. ..-:2.=..“*'..;.<::.‘.*:*-*:'.E.°:.': 1."-W-Br-W=t::“ §i‘*:.-§r*i.;=3*.;:::'*§.r:.=i§~.:.s**o2'...;:‘;.°:£i i.°:;:.“.:..‘;..."°’ “$2.... .':.f?.§: .':.:::'..::=..'§‘.;i.°:%.«':lé r.&“*=.....- 5.. -- ii...- 5-? ' - ' . ‘ :" ' E - 20399.’ 3 ‘"2’ ‘”;...~...-'~’*..‘~*.'.:<-;,'.°-‘W?’ §*:3.i"‘§:”<.‘;.”*?‘..:3%£"i:a*.s.3=“'2*s=’...”".' ~‘?:‘:.7~’**? v. on * ' ’ ' ' .v '4 :- iboltioﬂrahdoz _ibc note oi on, .11. pm-o axiea,s.-in-nmna;-* VYVPIR nod down Inttgnnm the woﬁugot u ‘§:.)f;l.‘".;'§‘,.f’4.;,,:.':,’$ ooim~'io :A.A::o' -musmm lo oops.-2 "’°’ " . . . . .. ‘ .. . ‘T Z5.‘ ‘i"w-°i“‘5“i:.i"".ﬂ*i+;':‘ "‘”h“.:‘.’3°”*..... h~..‘......ttito ‘ o -V u . or ' en ‘ " ' ¥‘*5fg;*’§"-t‘“"“"‘v “’5;“&‘g£'$“§‘f:"g_‘g‘x§§I - azzx-ri'.x:x:xr"or:n: it2¥t°i;r‘I’o;\'x>-t>oa(v'sxrxox:3 ‘ omooottho goalhern Show at tho 1t.egublio.oi' '°‘°""“’ ‘°"“””“ ""1 1 ‘W3-|4°ﬂ§ VQH IC‘:|.'l'¢YIno‘‘' .. ......; .~%’3Z§}°‘“.....mW::: °°.....>*°°*:*.°..":.:zf proiouxoeotgawroottho obfoot of yonrdollaodio. inﬂux-otul convention. rues vo on o: the {log}. bu . 7 otihiiminu-3 ﬂu. .. . menu xhuod ttlel . '.§:i‘J.'§?.5uaam. nights! “arm no. -In sll'ou--=piu:::d-‘ bu. hvnangh thopcooio ot tbogotho£d.Wou”mi E tr e1cxuot"oi3xoww.~'o!_;o ytogrugwou on;-.‘¢i:. mutiythst i in t ﬂQlKl"]‘lu Ih‘::.§? QQQVHDO ZOQOI . We cannot hoiirvo ting the Xotlouu ~G:ununout o voioool u bod like thin outorood erotica of strintso -that o inﬂu- ’notr-piiohtnont ‘of tho - K . ’ na'.aera1¢a°;-nfnfzrgt uwtnlioo; our ioltixoti-I wol- Bl . I/lull’ toador ~ ":2 too onto rropoiitiou by our:rholo pa role. not "“.’.‘l I ~8t.Lotits noeiruhorv ton ‘,’.1'..‘.’.:.1-. - _ : .i»ooa_tt:u-3_tti7n.- 7:», ‘A00 "nlitoo .on' wit. in-t'— toast. 0! ooutnu-on‘ Iota til.-2 _'|§'m' W . gu ‘ ' . lutcnno MM oeocuity--vrlll__=requ1n1u1 ,o,"."- mm - ‘““-° ‘’.*‘’3‘. ‘.‘.“°.‘.“.' ‘fl ijurtiij tho: ¢rd»aohnohpo_tro.r:.~- i, -M ‘ A -.-. -~ .- ‘. -- g .. nun.‘ [mm ..gm,u,-a pougqu.‘ ._.conxn'x1:z,ox.rxmuxn;r omJ.xxxorxou.. _ 3. gm uuwgbqd y ¢,;u;u,--4....-4 1;-,. 3,4“ up . A1lbIm°I‘.”0;.B.‘C1hhrvuIlI]} Atn-nu Oil.-Kl.‘-I Duo in I"D¢hll‘5lh¢'1IDI%h oi iniuipplg may 3. :' totals . . Wl‘lI(h‘Sé¢v2.F|l‘. la. itutlik -uodn-tho pom.-r I rqui.tto.coua - WNW!-ll llllooil. WI l_I.»]iiriov:1“4Ml¢. -undihooidgnn Union ilo mum 1;: risk ;,lmn. 'J!>hnl- Sum. as urorkox uunoryuoeuiiy.-._ . ; vr. uudwou-Iwntncx .I.. B._Txioaboll‘ fiquutsux, ,Qcu'te‘rut|o1ot my in. lo bu report to tho soon» Wrlllnu 8. Jinn-:~ .' J. D-'-‘throat Kw vuyoi WIronlbo8lvIn.iJl.nttlr7:'13'TB.uL|uaxiI.d' 3-0009 ~ . zﬂuaiul .~ --Wont-._ -hattha uving oloocuo tho, oomumen: in the -r.1w6mln:.1.ix kaonrgunouri‘. I. R. Kor- youpoxtntion or height,-!or.tha Gave:-nu-watt. '03: 8owJe.t'rW 1'20 ‘Girl Row . W-: ugmi 1? iboliugaofbtjrgalllitéoh mi‘ upmuoga, _‘ 3‘ _ ot¢Hout;l"t"(£a‘ra*iiiu.-V¥’IﬂlInVJ't;hnuu- “E; at whee: . »oI'¢ .cttfI- -- «i A, - ' ‘ ieotlouurirgio Gonx-uiaoatoi nape:-local.-. «MIG: 50!!-h'.0u'01in._ liiiun ,.Wnil\oo°'i\oo ‘rho Diliita Cotmuilioo oi the House ‘oi Ra ¢p- '-une‘_'1'hot:ui'{.'itocvcI: -7. . d umimin cl:-rcpotloililyzs. nos. on em -‘cur .3 uh. aoncnlrtlxhuslt 13¢: erxuxm onl8hevuIn'Ilttte1'tolhc :oo.é.. . .- - -~. ~ - :rhscuiz:¢.s<tu'dta;asuu:a:n' " i.ttoli‘oporin“ I Nod; . mt.-oi‘-_lho~,Wau-rn~Uii(n Gluing:-spit" Gzmpuy. miciacrlrx to the-Jzcmbu-I tho, on-mu their _.wl.r\-not-nil iuoilyxndmooisi-n¢ou¢oo,snd oli- tclogruu oi tho-oqioctt at tho Convention on Intincnnlnttzx thototo. . no thanks oi Lin Coiivention were voted to the C0lI1PIDy for their nnuouo oiru. A scum. At thin point. odelcgalo axon. and ronarxiox that he observed the vi-ounce at Ocnonl Joe Johutlon in the home, moved tut ho be invited to ooeston tho pinuonn. The motion was ouriod unanimously, and Gnu-ml Jubnttm moved tot- wud to tho pinion: amid snot cheering. As Gehonl Johruon ntcpood on tho mu met by Gen. Bhcrttuo, who oxtottdod hit arnt.u1d the two veiuuao thook hsndt amid Ituoolinont Ind long oonunnod ehocrinxjlnon ﬂooding up in their icon and shouting until they were home. into In: invited to soon on the plaiiom, Hill was kindly teoclvcd, butvriih iou vloionl outnu- slum. Ibaolils In the now spirit Goo. Douro air. ‘minute, on Kentucky, movea”.tuuJemu- IOXI Darla he also goqnotwd to 3lX6'h out on the pigtiorm. [Cxiu oi “no." "oo."] Col. moodhud toot-can mm: to enable the Coumiltooou Pormzncnt Organintionfio nuke it: upon. _ ' ‘ Hr. 'i‘rinbio.o£ KUn!nck1.l&.kHhlldXlU§|.'l1IIhD’5 nonixotaoliparinafthooonntryhod booninvltod. to tic!‘ upon tho piuioxn. No one in tho unotry but done more to none on loterootln the wider not thonmtth oi the iliuinlppi. had the in- cteuo oi the commerce oltho West, and Ibo put oantoihattronroharouumbiodta , nu.» Duio. Er. Triublo hodio person‘ or polit- ionl i notion Oonvontlon would bsnith all team; oi aoouon--' Eut, Went. North no Booth.‘-. » - lo. tlum tovrud Mr. Duimnd ho nude tho iyusnootounnuoo. -iiohopo-1 the am quuuonwuput and was ourlod.'aithoo;h' ' ‘in. nun‘ who oboe:-trod’oti ‘thotloor, but tn: tumble to ooiohtho our oitho-Ooalronnnutil the, Choir docidodﬂiot the toottonlnd pzgoviuod. , Hz. Dnvigihcn odd": ‘'1- ioiondod lo ny-oaths COIVBMJUB that for poroozul ootuidonuom I could not accept oftho hindnou they hon than. I no ihacluirmul oi the Mlnluippi doit-gluon, . ' . ﬁnrrvwo. 'uaunuuumiopu§om»:mu_u‘a an G - owoomlr..-5ﬁ19°l'5N.33b3—°« muwM.:¢uus»umupuu;mptiy'sncﬁe '3’ °“"“““""“*"‘*”"’3""““ poorJ3;trisnonirooto4hyt2§ooow’hoos'la:2‘xo'l'I wmuutbeuthstiii.hoyiu.dt1iorodno.1wooid hooedeoiigod Ihootfu. Inuit ithodhoonttootr. muse, 3330 metro good a- :3!-srgssu ass: at it ‘ summit is $521553: ‘£9? V mm. =notm:a~i ad Bonmgm milzonds, wasoh it to ﬁnal me sari «sic: zonri In 322:: smoeaooo to the sxzoao It to tho l’-he no woo. ttrslitoiou, more am am: - toot: so mug itlvityo int’: -50 the sad 1! mo oooelulon of his nnood his butt, ovldntif unoenin ihﬂanoo of oouldorahio emotion. Tho Commotion then took it wows.‘ war: '00 rats xxctuxcx. Ailet tho adjoummoot of the tho can-notion. inc cologne: in a body visited the hall at the how Ghnlnﬁor of Commerce. and 29: you-ed much pleucd with the gt-uden: sod uoo proportions oi the intorior. on no ktsfirdott . _ .2 which 13:-my Mold 1'. Oazycmet, 1'. ’3‘.“_!ox, it. (tailor 03188 lE‘nmvsa'Ln:tx.\-4,3. E Bau.3. P. Noam. 1*. w. tr:-alianx. G. 1'). om:-a»un,J. IL. Dram. b_. M. rug. .3. rnu. B. 11. 59th-6 . . $54‘ roqoan oi» ‘ it 3.13-nozaxuasit to ‘V oo- hult. aolely woo the that my vecuninhiy more «in inst oxiaaaai-sh; it in on: nylon tut 5l“C‘iXl.d. am that me} rs:-mu in 2:: it Esme: itmemt. 1 gm-id:-9 iulcmtt. 3 runs: than too: which atwebas in rm: that is the Kaine: o! the whole. 3!: it i ouuu: I uccgaiw in tun of in r.a.i.lotsr.$iiy-—§>¢Cl$tso 3 misc;-e gnu; mi: not only puma arivnntssoo my denier» mo l‘o*.A.ii€5e¢ 1.11:2-.:g*.2 whiz bu actoaﬁy constructed. ht.-1 that it viii zao¢.rr_zod sweat: m Bieuinys upon «cry out out the L-oncd sum that‘: helium: brand the trxowthy ad the so who 3 1.4 it more £>ovovn'.s:otx§’£‘o- so in Aﬂornoegn Sutton. At. the opening at the uitarnoon Icisinn. Mr. _Ia of the Committed on Crodenllxtla, i'epon_o'a the roitoyingmt of oetcgatea. roommat- iog {went}-iovon 3h"tu' Nd Iwriooriu, and at number oifiioitrdsot ‘fruit. Chamber: or Oom- yocnsn. . . (3 ikmlzh. ii. 4;. t.::-232.1. X. stony-oiwvl. 3v.._I. Eu.-uni; J I. GY-?§l)‘l‘.\. It. . it i-Irrat, it lemon. .3. X. 8:.*i=:m::- .’S‘. Iﬁrsuur *5. W. Bock. W. (1. .9’ _ iiitnrr. G. s.‘ Hlauim wk ”w’''“'a* 5'” to J. M Sunni. J. 's\',m,gru;.,g M W “,0,” ‘C5.’ A W!lnbI.A.X*ny. £3. ebb,‘ J. '1‘. limctni . Krrmc :3‘. W. Tail. -to. W. . at . Boo _ ooxrt.in"£.!.tor 9 "Ho Codziuittio on '0rodoouaiu‘,§bnonnc5d tlztt Iiiéirrrport was and. tnhmiitinjr it to tho Ooovorrtiotiyitwu Approved. »‘rho-ioiiovmtg on tho‘ nq:u‘oi..,noh dolexotoa Au ox-untitled to oui5,_5§t’_lha ggngcouong u uoutaiood by the ' ”’gtisa<'iv_io~c1-’—-(:3:;:‘!'iii_x_x J’. K.‘I3'{5ﬂ arms (1. L. Suzi-3:, W. W. 3! t and at and . . . oudn nay £Ll"£liNAClI}¢8¢,‘?01" the 5-. m3.'?§’§: the United 3l.1i.’.(k, in in em: bclinir and by morn annex. to «havoc: in tailxosd msmiy iary am. (Hill! the ltllsiha armour 1. ixmx,J. K K club. 'i‘x:.u.-5. J.“ Aelvtms. U. 1:. Abdrﬁm .u-:.n ‘ J. -F. Bani Ia._Ciodia.J. . {J Iltof. '}T~MI. Q1 clrcuonuucea I'u’.:)'l u I Rad ffaln’-iiiﬁ sped :1 upon of the acmuy co mum on also: tubtooz to hi i tin;-§m?i':§‘h°§em3f:“3'm on saunas: econ 0 on on rs. e on ' to more thus ohm: sraalrl he the . tnotpottotion oi '30 h gm'é.K:b1'!f‘1"rooor'. 0. fr, *5‘ 3”‘ “°°“’°" WV“ ntriooa ’ .1 ' 2 mm. ' .W.,i’.u_ovm7o' J, B. _A I ‘ ‘utoogii ~vmcls~tiu road Then. gt-atiamen. if Gan:-5 --mmoro oi no osrn. «wold be iiniioedizx mama; aloiiot 1 wmzwointanaogtoo Hi » . it. E .1. .:.’§:,‘:?.°x‘?“5;"s’i'.." “"'“"=‘““‘“" 33113 3.0!”. pt«.gmr.l¢'ixan.as I (rum all onto that Go-nzamaouu mm. mm: ram. ibcyoogm who wimnm. strong one cent lobe zudoto ostswih on ex tiooxbut use in no in int in society. which (ion :3: In oatcootiott. that Iobmiiotonzot odroox ‘me at ooaoorootiwn oi mu Booouso I believe the d coaasutatzsasinu and “Bow! _ 0 hﬁonntaenv ' .-inpoxuoo o r * wiu'n.§o- . "<1 ﬁg _ Mame Ira Loilcro n. Ei.v8ordla¢.§.;l1u1iao ‘in 110 Biihon Ha thmsoig . P. Luna, 1‘. lhlmy J. Run ,7‘. it. So: H.-.8‘ H15 Pl omen! nut and Ptcliio Itnm. hid: risen K‘ reucnhle exceytson some c-pension oi cool: at [.\ppluuo.] I holicvo inst an--thwr suin- aioot xenon no one lhaIw336¢1'zl0{*¢(l in the able pinsxtutioo oi tin can b .Ooiaaol.iamuO. mt, uni -sppousouitiihrd .0: building upmd not in taxing slows ' I: to auto Lvootnociiuon loalkci Leo ouiiioiontvauonlorour wtto xnmn would its that oh I overlain oomwti I inotno 3KI1l:cl.{k.».It-£833“-. not. pctluxiino a soul- . thnoi ltseil won not I‘ and tooth uh:g.—'rhooa:4.?uld. ooitzruxicirtao. ,. ales: » on ‘tad ' I-“€011! uuoigixliio-it m a bingo), _5tu.,\:1n;:.thnl. all In. 2291'! - izooo xuairinngolnito .M.uoo in ruins notlroui I “M” “EL? awolztodh Gonna: nbooluia socuoity to tho‘ oxttlznco of tin! 1-no and healthful rivalry it tho uxvooo tho but iosuuu which Irgoonht Ioluon“ bonrun tho two sh: Caouzuu won in more I6 the ohieci: oi the Comma- torgu ltliorgu. about rt-woo, woo pn-sexual II; the Onnirmnn md. \<hl°i,hntxt reading. on omitted to too up l . . » ‘Kim :.':mlro:a.n promoted I oootuuunl Jcl-u N. Dyer. inviting tho tieteguu to reading room at mo St. Louis hluuouio unto:-y dlllnlql oi’ tho Rxiiny ob Oouvo.-was that smut nilroodo imi raced to tunopon me their. bones. than oclentu who out who will onus = id be expected to re-' int iurgutdt and, ought!» hovl boon ¢-orrtrnctiou. {uremia no.1 For -itnurom I lohthno dooo notpcrmlt in vlrtretond cordial‘ oynpuhy 1?,“ A“.ﬂ._1_1-od with IE0 tzbﬁﬂ‘-3 Kiilﬁ Ill oaiiod \ ‘monk. w_ :1 Lx~ploooo.,| lhrco no right to oponkip A .g~,‘(;;g,.-Joan A-' I-”°d or may one doc. .uthoo.:h I I _Mun. A . int this Iel:timnto;‘<;l&~_tho poopnlgd Am-to: T J3’¢1§;§!1;'-‘1i- -1- ﬂfgtruf -7-If. m'm!1.’1'ru no lot to hovoont -my on. 5l|0tD9!‘.IAlkY(If ‘rd iot.l_z|.t matter, dc sins. iartho min at the mock coon- u-;-, tin it may soon hu-o the welcome noun that am oi the-Pacino. {aw 1-‘ct-stitenvor than in an-nilroazi from ctiumti 'wil.i_ and uosuencn, I arm you pardon lot in out wit than £3101 theoo rtmorho. ow vrbol elm to oaytn ounre-r to aruoonoo to the out by which yoohuro pl moi .-nix. 1 return my gmtalol thanks, and trout. -thuyoo will had no gunrud and on opcntlon in ttwerrott to bring to I nuoeuini and hu-inouloxu &:-xooudznp Ind daiibonu o plnco. [Applaoomj Geoonl Wu. Pxuton, o!'Lonh1'iilo. Ins collar! to the stud. uhcxo he rugtooted with post up- lh. rcupout. he said: _ Rana:-its ‘or Gou‘crIt1=Pvooton. IR. Pxxamu-xutnta turn in the nine an 'Ibrchr.i ruin oi o mo um following oili-oars Wu. K. Heston, i.I.ry—-Golaud John 1:. ruuézi. at 3.!- rier-—L. L. Wnibri b-Co oadl u.Q'tz.o»:s':on. 8 ..u:. 8. ‘row. 3. -W. no ‘main dent “:4; osmx . I88 tzutboornrosuh. onoooouonoithe 3 tn to up it. C on Perxnsoenl 0.-rsninuon air: submitted the ioliouing lint oi Yioo Pranidaoto nnd Autotlntﬂocsotntteu lJ..lXﬁ}“l’ﬁ--Joltph G4! Mmututt Eccroluy . )£)ammu—.7. 0. '2‘. vnilloro. W‘. 2. Billxler. ——-- muse Vino-rnudeou; Luiltutt Secretory, D. K sorr.t—W. 3. Hanan st-ctotny DA xxwﬂtxa ‘J.V$_;(kua 1.B.I(ilbnro.£. " .J.1!.8to1m1,J.‘.:l'. . ' lnxxnow ‘ _ooa _W.‘R.Nanhoii. which no new to Eunooy. W. F. D:.rid~ emu Goloéo-h‘l1i:k(:‘.l:. tr? "'x§1‘uni-‘none. Goons . I " ‘ °' °' u<—0esoni .B.'Aodonoo J. 0. . ,. mm .11. P. Patna now. it 4.3. sun :1, w. 33.3801’. I... ridge: t-Sscronry. no spool“- t. . . mR=3umA—J. R. Conn:-oo. 1! htsldcnu; Auhuot Itsw 7190::-W. P. G c:§I,:;'.tummt at LAtI.uu,—!'nuclA ir ‘Clark; on s. sanmr. Spence. Jovoph-Ilodpion. Yloo Poul» I ‘t. mu.’ J. ‘l.‘.1‘tcx- .- Kill! .; 0. :1. Duo». r'u-man rm .l$ha 1.. Ooohrnn --.Wuto0xtu—-Ohuioa . 1.1. tum 2~::m‘unu-J. 3:. Body. J. .-noounm, o. 1:11! 0A'xot.x:u—-Willlnm Johnna. NEW HXXICO-v5. P. K A \l‘£|B.»Ha:u ii. 8. _Oua-o, —Jnha ll. Puzoer A00 - Elihu-xi. h" 3' Emo“ 5' H’ dean; Auutaot ﬁocntury. I1. AxxJ!z.u—Jolm R Eula. Vice Pxeildcon: Auistnov. Boom:-u-y.— ¢: CALlroIx.is!.t-4. W. A. Wright. Vice-Ptuldut; Aniount Soc: clnty, e . iltxnilu-E. 8. L1 sexton. Vfioo-Pruh drnxuzmsuunt aeaztnry. B. 2. 0 y A J. W. Hammond. ruidenu; Mouton: scomary. J. W. nam- .;a. ., “‘2a.m.1..w. 1:. Johnson. .1. 0. women Vice Presidents; mums Sccxtcsry. U. 0 .11 0 zixus-A. Caidw Crnrioxd. 0. E. lhliidzy. V. 1’ Pruidcntlt Azxutant srercttry. It I! n - Jun -J. D. ilorrioon. J. I’. ltsuiiug, .'\'ie¢-Pxgldettp; Auhuot Sco- , . W.5OltI. 0..W. Janos Woe Pngidcnu; A._tautc_o Boa~ootry..L. W. Pratt. 0. 1:. la w. Warner. '.E._D.' §.il<:.ho‘r’d'oon,’ _ §_oct¢u.ry,_J. Ii. Sal: ' _ tins ext--J: 5W.‘ ‘Rea’:-n‘ey.' ‘ Gov. §c(g;iki.li$.Vl¢o-Pruidcnu; u , ,_ . . . _-1. . . . . ﬁ)0lD:!I.V'.hx‘ll.-—-'D..J. :.rmm.- 0. union. J. ‘lhiwotioorili. ‘E. Bower. Instant B J -1.3. nu.tac:.€m.siuiue. store. moo ‘hoot-ioou; . Tactic. . Cioibaao. J. I)riuLcli,J. W. lrowud. “mud nu-Hf“ urn no--J. D. Ho;-on, P. H. May. 0. L. Yon-41‘. 9.‘ Iiorqoud, J; J. Aodonmi. h orsond our irootiu. in order that Ian. w. Oadyko, "'4 nu . coma thxough vat: Volley not the I Bantu _ on auto pointtigiileolod. oithoptoposod road on tho way); than does not tmuh lino live .3311 it__ia Jay duolioay. nnu~ul'don't touch It I ' ‘ occupied in no ‘address oh the“ bhuroon 2. it. n. 1'onnx.W_. A Vito l’xctidmls; Atnht.m§' _ W . b I thooo ll lantod *' :_::, ..'..'°‘:.9.':..»... ...**'“......... I orcrystaliutlon. w i 1 insert: to Lad mutton hsvonnot Ltllod 3.5. soon. r..w. Nola b thl.-it-.o:-orgy sod churn wuchii‘ °‘h‘1"°n'1‘$1'°';.a.;’§‘a day or ' 'iod.aaixon Bmuntlsgoigl ......a.a°‘i.: ' trout the mo Gm: in too to tho control city oi» bovo Itood atsm Lois Potisi no 9 until ‘our ootuluy _ ntwhonuu ‘Boxion‘,'- "W; ' V W viaoncu.-n’W. it ~ ‘ﬂoo- “%’cm'k"h”" 5., in. n. Ltzdrort. s.:. ouxienu; Aunuat Boctatnry. . . ooh. ' Lutmloxu-mats with ‘run manner ,0? cuuntnu-5. muons: tad Auiatut liecxo Co:Iz<n¢..'ncvr—B. B. Goods: iixzowiton Hon. Oohtai '2. Bmool. via- I x,'viu-maiden: at . G. ﬁoyio, Vloo-Pxoold@t and Anlnozst ts:-crwetartvi. “M P dug aorzn ‘hzroer, root seam . Wu :m:o—siiu mod. Vino -.Pruldcht sad 4;- utglhi. 8. Otis. G. A. noywtrd. A 3. Errors! Vice-1-‘ionidcnta ; Anlaunt Sonatas’ . . ca. liictuoix-J. D. Hayes, 1'. II. MA’y.Vioo< 1’:-cnidozun;.Auialant score 1.1!)‘ J. J. I111-uu.Vioo~ Vie:-Pzuklent sod (300.15. Wright.«.Z.P Onypooi. 0. N the porn: behind me. the America: mind, uad Auorionn paueaoo. it can ioigiully u B'wt-u au whoa ho a a thin v.--ry point would nprinxo trade tau axing to on a mule um unxun to sixty mil- lion: sou:-lly Item ten million: 0 un time: on much gold on in in list’. air. is too God. and that wo come to 05¢: with all out -ho loot of tut Contention to help ow t oi Muzuphlu, No: room irxioin Assembled hero to» 87: ul ihhi. at W and cvexlutiog ammo: oi oon on too with angina in in In total oouno. like tho oribcd by Crtzmodoro hit . Taylor. llntlolph Miutonn-t-—ilu:. Jedomon Du-is Gen nun». Geo. W. 1. lurtio. Cap Young. Gen. Ohu. E. Furlong. Out. E. ii ardwn, Gen. Alexander Wanner. Col. it 1-‘ lax. 11. Arthur, 0. . tn Juan 1I.iSu’iliru:. Hon. . K_ Mann". D. L K -.-‘ex-tlto Bmih holds-in this llrttcuzonx-Gco. W. Cobb U7 trim ccmmiuco rocommemiod that in dotormlo- in any quootiun whioh may oomo boioto the Don- veniiou, each sung and ‘rm-itory would he onu- ilui to one tote. to be out by on anion, And also that the rules or the lleroroocntntm-I. an in as npplioohio, should be tho rnlu oi the Cureniioo. The royal: mu odop amigo Btooloy Mathews, tho newly-oiootod Pru- ideu, was gm.-ted with npploouo u no onto. lut- ln tubetaoco an ioiio uut!:o,'lI.' W. lino nckun. K. lloanotigd. D M . W.- . Wales, 0. A. Wilbcl ll. Biihop. L. ‘Y. Omringuon. W. Dick- moon. . . . ;i3ir.I.hows,M.G.ln ' J D. Lthtbtr A. too voimmiti-aw northward Gait stream an den- ury. which. bxeuin thro h t won.-:1, giving life in to tho oomm¢xoo_ou,tho world w ih version the man at E or oi oi lad no this xuponl. tho 80:12: you can count on no. on word ouoo vouod, we kzwwroo quudanon. We In on: lo and po- t-.-. We pay ti: nuts with M. comiiiutoo also to tin oi your ax- to tcolod moo tho 2~iorth- this cotton ileldn ot tbo South which. though dloturbod, pro yo: aplen- i’.‘.’.':“f'.:2 ‘...3'.;‘..‘.'.«"..';‘.”.§z‘t.“."“ uxu r ogo Gorerntnon: with I mieiity _th..u tho Eontbu-ti chnnotor. an violence at t¢1Jl?ldnlll|\’%‘:16‘:“Er!l3:g° them ll sun at Oslo would it not and grant uitorpru - _ hung nuimta ho horo lo co-oponia avg-not maroon 0 , ‘V. B. trutcr. 8. Ely. Cbll. Bridle.-K. O. J D. 1: A. utoon’. 0.1‘. 1.. Butte: , J. K. Bttxzirn. D. 3. Br: . ll‘. 0 Sxevloco, Samuel 'l.‘hom.u,'.i. ii. Dnokio ui.J. I U. K. llollldﬂn odlltndcr. A.A. mi oori B J l .(!iilu io, lion‘? Danton. {.11 In , it. .U.Sen:lo J n. nmcu, Gaunl B. n. 8immI,G .1. II nani \v.ia.n.;nu, tr. J.h nu. It. I..1aooooy, .x.x.sm\ 123.1: lou b..v. I-')lnI:$?:l"'.“ . nu-1-u.‘3. it nation {and root-ind’ notice mutant of Oantcnnan is Jim: until ooprivu no at the o'er oi muting an odeqtnu ockoo led t in with way pmiouod oeivul the who linu.-oi. righuy in dotioa that‘! guttleuun.that on will orodit Appluum] For 2 xuggtiu. noun- lnthio ‘onvonlton a hose XI and rug-ecuhllity. an tint on: inuliichlhan mu oi the Lhlh run that the Lake tho lad In ih bot to Iruitzon to 003 wit my delegation‘! than to humoniovo notion toward 111 end. to tbntxthen uitn-Ago: lhnll. uh’ win: in but dose in thin go:-notion,‘ southern-,—no ntythat in men o_!;'tho~‘6onth- un- dinsoteu ’§K_k-Mt; have cooxtouotlo itggoyto" o oggomozw oz - « oea xnu't"«': xtuoxnuoxis. 3 : = ..'W00ﬂ;.oi Vi: iol.I.= noyed thotIha,Qou_2n- intlromm i_ou,oonu!sting at two {man loud ‘lirrilory is, heated, tosclu A [t'on_titxuod on firm £'a5¢.] , J. 1!. P. Blooksioa . a "n 60' J u. an miirdi in mm our mun udlhm " " :3» thntritoenll-eouyidorod’ ‘ oitiils Canttotlon I8'fIl’0t_->02 tho moot‘ roiool lcn noon itwill ‘no: t oadlbollrro this -tho mount: h "_ “_ nxooi-ml oi noisy opw ‘ X ‘ A’ on-tmtzytox-row-r .Jooot:h. Gtllotpto ~ tu works.-_ mu nottin tho. ten million oi dollnn oi proiperﬂy and nieces: 0! and l.l)IIOi1gli the ante 'ykhST!7C’K‘t—Il ‘it. lnlilul. oamiei J. 1-. Moon, ll. )1. Lurobo um iiiookey. St. . lsoixntp. E1 . James D. uxocne. ii I I . .. *§: their one mariéziu. daemon on. 2325, i . ii éﬁﬁr ﬂglolirﬁmzotrai. Wiit:Iﬁ»"¥§i§¢'}|'$>§ﬂf‘ Tviweoidr. Semi-Weeidy en}! Weekly, li.£.~oov. Fourth end Pine tin. hydro Globe of so Louie. mm on mi nmrt. m.ga¢o,gu.m«mee. ceimceetrre-Mia‘--3 '3‘ maul: (payable in n.rruee).o>o_grmre M14 B1 am. you.......'......... ..uoa M’ “ ‘W ..., .... ...........ecoo -ma one-oar ewninnxuocnrin-en ea our it» ran "i'n1-‘WIRED? owmooxiwonaruau I-mm Daily Indtho ecu:-weakly 9wIrI-1hII0- ocu! mxnbinedl. by iuiili I5 Dﬂﬂﬁﬂﬁaﬂ prepaid). Viva cooler. INS- fﬂx eta:-mrmtina “LORI!-DKHOORA1.‘ ll 79' lubed cut? frldﬂ nonin.|‘.lIb- y I 3-». . . .;1‘hefpi-'6 il_iii_e_.v are time in weather to-day willhc clear and cold. » Got.» in Row York, yemr-day, opened at 1143, end closed at 1145!. ALI. that war told and done at the great Railroad cenvcutlonyaeterday will be found- repori ed ontbe -third pogo of to~d‘ny'e aboun- ~Di:tiocn'.i.'r, and continued thence to the dub. miiom any: the min» »-nnmuehfinienas‘ going iemiy oeioreeloeg. no ‘melanin’-Aé wmoini.‘ tho‘ 1i'4tli4.1'v,r_1>l1t |l"¢°“1'ﬂ,1n°4 ‘*0 naveeqnlet, iitilej-unit hie with no e:.i....x'm,eei_ri,.-so and nc_- ostenta- ﬂu-:u"_ ‘ . v':.l‘-'. $2.1 >2.‘ o -‘ ' , _ mseoimz will ‘prelim: osndidatoior Clerk oitbe Iionse of nopresentetlvee at Washing- ton in the person’ of Hon’. '.l‘l3omu 1‘. Crit- tenden, or Warrenrburg. Mr. Orlttondou wuaniembex-o_t the lost Heine. no in a min: of integrity’ and ability. and would more gin excellent 'c‘ie_rk_._. - - . I nranoiir _-inputting. up’ ‘¢nb7".¢.t‘Iibo.'.i‘;’n9n. 6.6.19: 9:696!‘ hib- , ]I‘t‘_¢II’-fl'potd'9lJhe- 511' 'otl'ier7ie on .22.. vi .'-!t.o_e'i‘1Iew'vYorl:. ‘They v1vlli'beth_bje_‘,in-ope_r's.tion' heroic the m. of January. and w_c_eh_all.ibozi one at the moet‘iborong’hly‘ eduipped ncuftpaper‘eoia'b~ illhmcnu '03: the continent.‘ W6 alull-be lblu’ ‘to receive naive up iothree o'clock in the: morning,-and prlnt"»anedliion'o!.a0',000 be-p r_Ioro‘1_lve.' _'.M preeent ourllimltod meolnnicai taoiliiioi. eornpel no logo to pron much earlier than this, '1ir’order_to'rrork our _very large . ‘rnn'm..?3?;E?§§nTuT:T:§§:m:.uoe rind Lllepair at‘the_,~'Kavy‘l)o1'i'a_'_rt:rent is at pi~cee_et' ;_ preparing It in understood Xhll'.30'4':_0_'X6'0tll_,"I;’I_lve'X"1"’oYIO|'Il.I_|x=l.h€ Work ;done "during 'th_e;peet-_y,a7er’i}t_the varloui liliwy‘ 7Yarda7yi_n'Lbo~oountry'.- will enleristeomo -.lefugthiint'o‘aIf’ooi_:f'pnrleon of our n’avy.‘wlth, those of foreign: nations. =‘~3ellable interma- ?iii;g.fi§to’_ use our navy, coin: um. pnrposciln wbichIt'_._'oanr,prove.usfelnl to 113,"; is qniieutormidahlo-aoneod be. .It_l.eirur, "have not the :heavy not-going vessels .0!‘ which Erienoh .nnd.'..-Enizllsh ere so "proud, but_cur'.unmen are well ‘exercised, ‘thoroughly dieeipllno_d‘eallore,‘and 'ou.r iron- ciias, iaciuciiig the monitors, xuny atrong -enough succeraruily to- reel»: any hostile ni- tempt on our oouu, nndthin in all which -at present we need. - As the rile: of,Waloe la new:-7nounoeg as ' braving beenvmngnidoently received, by the Guioovrar nfliaroda, it is only proper to men-g lion that the VGu'loow‘1r~ot llarodaia nllttlc boy, who is entirely under the oontrol-or the English I2eeldont_,.a'ud who lniloedpwee hbi f noxninal sovereignty solely to the appointment at fhPIl¢Gldﬂlli.‘Iﬂ5$ year the ruler oiBarodn was n__ lull-xrownndult, who "showed his ap- -- prcoiatlon oi ]3riti;b rule by attempting to poison the Hague Resident. Colonel Piuﬁym. He was tried aooordlng to the tonne at English law and,acqu.ltted,bul. he was punished for, not having been1om‘:d guilty by lznmedlitto depo- ellion, and nxnora convenient Guleowar wee , round in the person or "a little cousin’. This is the sovereign who in now displaying anoh spontaneous enthusiasm over Albert I-.’.<iward, and we trust that the Britiib mind will be duly iinpreuod by tbuipnldceneo oi Lbe newt. 'rn1=:.Rr}aubileau can put more valid and cloud ignorance into an editorial article than any novnpeper we know or. In it long arilnie In its lune ol yesterday it tells it- rea'dora‘_that there in. now no _I’. idcnt, pro :eivI.,_¢7i the Senate. It uya: ' ' . . .,o£ Wisconsin, Ill Provident pidlvni. oi the senate during the late Oonxreao. ‘_.bt1|‘lbet0on-zre._n_ban expired; ‘&MX_Ih_._} term: oi - In the oliinvrn, both in the lIcu_ae and tho“ Bonito, haw unind w'i1h.It_£;~.nuideu. nr.oarpeuun ~B¢aaiorin_l term haaaxpired; be in no iongarn. . United gtrtee Ben.Itoi'-.u_:l theralore cannot be _ Preeiilontpro (an. or theiiooate. _ no onto ihejsxtont ot.'n‘early'-a column. ‘naefeot in that theisenate did obooeo in Prui- dentpro tern. onlho Other Mlttlli la'.w-Mr. Ferry of Michigan. nntiim Jrapubiioau does’ not even their the nature oirtho Senate, or undorainnd that it in an eaecntire as walla: I legiriative body, and that lie aenlom never “expires” like the tensions ol the Route. The Seneie is suppooed to be always, organ- ized. When one Gongroee expires, on every alternate {U1 0! March, 52' noon, tho new Bennie is immediately organized, whereas 'liie_8onse remain: without orguzlntlou or oaicialmernbershlp until the ﬂretiiondny in the following Daoetnber. , Tiintimo when sword: shall be beaten into ‘- plowrliarre ;n_1ay come‘ in the future, but rogpeolnncre are not iavorablc at present (or tlai jrliul day. "There in ‘little revolution in Mrelm,_or.oib¢-r ln_(.'rntrnl.yand two or time more in South America. wbei-e"the lull!-mud dpaeiardn arobusily enxiged in ohrrrluily iliiiing one): other’: thz-oau. In Airlcn, there are two known’ were at preemt b'ei.n carried _on. and how ‘many more lh'1bo.,_initrior, perhaps Btu-loy alone can divulge. Two were and a iquabble occupy the ntientlon at the Aailtiov. the Khan. 0! Khohnd. being luii engaged in resisting the i.tueelena,'lbc chlneeo being in. ehareeler. Convention one would hardly ind no men: ,nmm'or note and prominence, end the ‘felted in aorlril war, end the ‘Malays nude- 'tieroci'nedrrhe'.‘1iur or not they will undorttko the job or melting the Iiritiiili lion bowl. In Europe, ihe'l"iiilr.e are engaged in ﬂeeing train the Iienegoriuinus to line nearest tale-grnph cities: and reporting ‘'8 KY0“ 733353 victory" to the enth'usl:i.stlo holder; or Turicixh bonds; while Alfonso in still annihilating Don Carlee, end the latter, with as many live: or n cat, enr- vlvea end grow: stronger with each defeat. The reign of the Prince of Peace has not yet .como,but Iluulnn and German dlxpitohee ensure no at abort intervals that it is ap- proaching, and will arrive as soon at the mnleseanhe reorganized and armed with thenow rides. ' , - ' IKE OOHYRHIIOH» ‘i‘bo'rrport' oiyoeierdxyle proceedings in the Railroad Convention will be read with in- ozreetforthe it may oontaiin oi all-linpcrinnt enieroiviie it ‘e-«riot, and 'Ilih0i1xh' mo. of actual work cenbe aceompllehed in the that section or an large abody, enough was done yutevday to entourage the moetwangnine expectation. The convention, as at body, in one of the naoitremaﬂmble gathering: that oureliybaa . over-held, not only in the number or the dei- egelea, but specially and anus; in their Even in a. National Presidential reception which ha: been given it by the land- -lng citizen‘: of St. Louis, is worthy ol the occasion. ' The Convention in an able, digni- ﬁed and earnest‘ body, and in every my it most admirably iliied tor the work it has un- dertaken. " ' ‘ But we must not," in our admiration or the Contention.-allow ourselves to undeioytlnnto the dﬁyllealtieeoftbotukwbieh-lieabelore it, or to" vrhleh ite prof r octie oerielii to oneounier. The indieetione ct iiosiiliiygrw V, elgnal_oi‘oellio‘g Convention, and they are pertain to be renewed_oti'- the occasion or its meeting. it hoe long: ‘since been evident um iu‘ enemies would mp at no misrepresentation or other unworthy norm in heme its eudnvori, and they are even now mixlngup Ipeculnilona as to the coming aer- éion éi Congrats, with most cnrioun maiden- lions in to the condition or tho'1'axna and Paciﬁc enlerpriae. Such irghtenient In that roeeullynnde In the ll'ewYork Zhtoanc. to the eli*ec_t thatftho Tpeoplo of Tnxiuvrer~e‘op- pond. i'_o ibis‘ roi_la,:or uia alngulnr reason that it did not propose to prorato with Texas raids.‘ ’ ' . . Bach roiaroprerentailone maybe expected trout this tiine ‘on until the matter elnllbe ﬁnally dreide'd'ln'l'3=ongre.u. The nevrepapera or Chicago and New York have an easy way or diapering can qneaiioiu whleh do not immediately minister to their intgreata, and ‘will be very opt to indulge lnfthnt cheep : toonomy which in ac_eompiimd“at the ex» pente olllieir neighbors; and in that rtill nheaper patriotism which eoiuiste in shining them. ’ Yet not;one oi,’ thou paper: would cayihlit-ii the Union Pacific Road mum- Llpniit, ii. would oppose” the building ol ii on the tonne which , the Tone and Pacino Road, now uh. This nmoee to thaw the nnrairneee or -the opposition ylxiizli the project will meet with: and utb_.e .proplo oi the United States are ‘lovers of jnellée and _fair dealing, they will not allow ihenuelvee to be inﬂuenced by one-aided ob- jrctionl. They cannot; tail to see that the road is wanted; that it would serve a most useful purpose: that it oifen every guarantee tint the public internal: could ask, and they are not iikeiy.to' be misled by any specious mlnepreieninllons, or by any uncalled-int abuse. _ » ' _ - It must be the erotic oi the inernhero oi the Convention, and o: the friend: or the pro}- ect, to overcome this boeiiliiy, simply by presenting the question on its 'xnerli.I. It baa hitherto worn the aspect oi an individual on- terprise. It will hereafter eonddonily an- nounoe luell as having the lndonexnent oi all the Southern States. It will be able to point to this Conyenuon lust. Louis in an cvidenoe that ltlnlcel an liidivldtinl than nllational enterprise, and itwillbrlng beloro Conzroon at-orygreai. accoaiion oi atrength itroiutlxie cirvumatxnce. This much wll_i, at lent, be accomplished by the Convention, it nothing nidre; but we are conﬁdent that its future beltlonl will develop such unityotpurpoae and iixednecs of plan or willplnon in iiuoceea in Cannon beyond a doubt. - " OUR _!’UBl.ilO LAIIDB. The Land Commissioner’: Report, which ball just been issued, obey: the excel: of this hard lime: quite on plainly as any other de- partment oi business, nithnrpubiio er pri- vate. The decrease at receipts or this year, our the preceding is $1,561,530, which :. attributed lo the decreaoe or immigration, ibedrouxht in region: hitherto oonaldetod favorable for homestead ooitlomentl, the savage: oi the graiaboppera-and oblnoh-bugs, and the general busineer depression whlcli baa more or loan an'c’cied the whole country. There in another reason which has been operating steadily for some year: put, and may be expected to exert: constantly in- creuing inﬂuence in the iuinrc. Aearnle, Lbe more dchlrablo lands are entered by ul- tlcra um, and ea there are taken up, people - nnd it very little to their advpntagc to occupy ‘Ibo poorer lands. and thus a uniformly do- crearlng amount of those will be occupied. The Commissioner auliclnaioa a "good deal of trouble in future oencemlngﬁbe timber lands. Anthlnga now are, there is no pro- virlon whatever is. the sole, management or care of ilioeelande, and, as a consequence, neinhborlng eettiern go to them whenever Ilmberia wanted and out what amount they pliers. Hundreds of tbouunda oi acre: have thus been stripped, and the denudeilonle still going on at the role at ten or twelve square miles per annum. It will not be long, there~ tom, it the present destruction is allowed to continue, before the United iilalea timber lands are as bare "an the American Desi- Cfts end of about the name value. -Yrbrro are several suggestions nude in reference to these lands, but hardly W1’ 0! them are practicable. One in for the Government to keepthe‘ lands and sell the llmbcr tron: them; but the not that a Gov- ernment ollleer would have to be ltntlonod at almost every form, will go a great way to- ward neutralising the good result anticipated from thin suggestion. Another is to oifeot a tale or the land: to rettieru, who shall thus be - >- mung 7:: ‘uni: um‘ inzmma in preurrlns: the iiﬁﬁier. irhle would be well enough if nettle:-2 oould be round who were willing to buy, but alone the amount oi sales in elreeiiy oonstnntly decreas- ing, them is not much probability of its me- cuss. ‘The decrease in miles during the part you amounted to 5,460,931 acres, the acts! acreage sold this year being ’l’,0‘i0,¥i'l. mu. Oi thin mount, it it a eig:eiii'oant hot, and onethat will cause come eo_nriei-nation among the Grieg,-ere,to learn that 3,107,618 eem, or ‘nearly halt the whole amount dlvpoeed oi, were «certiﬁed to verioin‘ rallrvoede. This ehow: that, notwiihriaoding‘ the united Granger protects, the railroadrore ‘villi zeta. ting the lion's share or the public nude, and the been the tarneon can do in to {ad eomiort in , the reflection that, ‘under the homestead tot, 2,356,W1 acres were entered tut year, a little out ivoathlrde the ernountgobbied by"dre ‘ ‘grind- innnonopolieo.” The ordinary each ealu enouniedtoimooi acres, and the military bonntteetook 117.0005:-ea. rorncrioulturei college: um perea wee-eaertlledi while univariiiietreoelvedvmnetr‘ ieao;;.oronly'1o,- cit acres; cunning’ schools roeaiving the largeetabareelell, 1ﬂ,lli!i aoa-ea. Thetetel eeoh t-ooedoie were !1.'i3£,00l. ’i'lu.lmii nur- voyed proviona to hat" you‘; 'evas~e;l$i,1'lo,£eii neroaundddriog last year :s,Ui'l,btSu.'ei-ea. vreretddedto thin‘. Tbetotal-arose! public: land in stolen end ‘territories is computed it 1,834,734,856 none, o!‘1‘Ivhiuh’1.,15-i,-i7l,‘¢'ﬂi aoreoaireyot who ll1I‘V‘€]¢d.. It will om be aeenwhat nnlne bhvoehh lie: in our public knit." and the neoezelty ioreproperexoh eiao‘fea're'and xltardinnxhlp over them will reedily be appreciated; ' nu-ini-nun:-in-i—nnenn-n-at EAILWAY _3fl_'LGKA'l’l0l. The sun at ')Ilobibau1o6€no'I'.ont1ilth :- very mun‘; i.n—f"th_o"_!rn';roi_’raiiroad iior a State. miles. the ‘gr-oateat»-amount being in loll, whenwi "mile": were built; 1814 haehuttbe lieuarlyabowing of’ or mile: to‘ en'er.'1'blu in a (net eovttal idd'p'regnaat,it la, moreover. a not to universal in the _.hiet'ery of railroad progrean, that it it wellworthouii while to stop and examine into it, to trace it- ainaes, lo expliln itl meaninxuto point out it: rennin, and to learn the leeeon it touches uthereciroziing paid toi-vzoekieea end nn~ principled Ipeoulation. _ In the ' first place, the sudden decrease iheool apieo! tliovntand Ylflbdblﬂl-_ neaewhlclibad grown up tonupply the do mandeot railroad bulidera. 'rhe"nominn‘. out of a mile ct railroad in Xlclilgan ia, ao- oordingio't_he' report or the Commissioner, .:no,oo0, but. thin merely nm.nx_ the taco unouni ot ibe Ito'_ck'and bonds which mm been ._i od. ‘pie actual ooot ii-much ae‘em__i_n_1r‘ lights‘, audit is ufoto any mi.‘ menu; _:£urniix-oedadox-i'oteoevt_toaver:,ge'u:oio‘th:ri. '-$3-._-';_,D(l(>to'tlia ‘mile. Lt been ennoeily expended lnjiiehlgan an ever- ‘ssu or $19-.00_0.000. which save employment to .“=dmrI'.-M ﬁlm 1’°.Pl’°.““?"i°d lnvettnignt inaidotho -berdarefot the State‘. or lbat amonzit,~ although, ‘nnrortnnxteiy, it did not ropreeent that much vnlne, ‘as presentlyappeer.’ Thin ten million: ‘at dollars last year dwindled away to" lean. than two millions, ‘and it is probable ‘that ‘tenths current year its mount in almost _ imper- oeplible. - .' ' ‘ f ‘1‘hlalooknlikouariouelou to the state. but it wnwill take the trouble to look a little bit beyondoui-“nose: we will ﬁnd that it in really a great pin to the Binte, end that the im totho suite, and to many individual» outside or the state, we: when good money rm put into liopeleu anierprivae. For. wbiiotheauignlno capiuiim at home and nhro-uihavo been loytnlly building their 330 inileeoi railroads per annum, the business onwhlehtheylndto depend tor a revenue would have been amply accommodated by the more moderate mileage oi 1874'. The naming: and expepneavoi the put two years do not Ieneibiy diifor trcrnoaeh other. the int year’ making the more iavora» bio thawing, es the decrease in operating ex- pemea exceeded the decrease in gross re- celptl. As the result ot this comparative irorperliy, one railroad out or thirty-tour was ahleto declare ndlvldend on its stoek, ’ and lnthe mntinr o!- interest there wen tour reeds which not oolypaid no interest. at all. but had tbe7r groee receipts more than eaten - up by their operating expenoea. Eight oompaf uiel failed to pay any interest ontbelr bonded debt, ’ _wlilie seven more went through that partial inwlrency which nilroad managers. term “'tundlnz ‘the con- pone," while’ railroad bondholders all it delaoltlnx on- their interest. The ear...) amount that defaulted was $8.2:i_l,0ii 13, and represents acaplt_al or $33,000,000, or one.‘ lltlh oi the whole bonded debt oi the railroad system. . A ‘ .- 4 “ hitting those iigureo in anothefahzpo, they ilaow that the Mlchigln railroads do not peye iairreturn on more ihnn hall the money in- weeted in’ them, and the one of Michigan in the ease of Illinois, or Missouri, orxenau, and or ereryotlier Western Suite. Illinois ban, or reoenily had, over two thousand inllci oirallroad in the bonds at arooeiver: Mia- souri has not a. iingie mile or rail- road which earns ‘a dividend on it) 5100!: _Kan.tao bar hardly. .3 railrood -which pay: the _i‘u.ll ' interest on its bonds. It in pulling the cart before the her-re to. any that thin unhappy condition otaiiaire waaveeneed by the panic, when the iqotinlut the reekiese building ‘of super- ibo panic. Inntoad oi ioliovi"lniz'-_ the ad-raaoe of settlement and ot lndintry,’ the rnllroed bu been pushed before it through the wil- derness, where there was only the inintert expecinuon 01 iuture tnillc to support it. in many instances, the nllroad excitement mu utilized by crafty Ipucuhtoru. and railroad: were built with no expectation at doing bun!- noae, but merely to nerve astlxc basis . tor an lune of bonds. The mizcblei has all been done. and I; has taken the obxrp leaeon of a panic to toachun the way out or it. The way in long and lqlionr, because it ‘consists In waiting until the oonniryliae grown up to tho»ino.uuru 0 ll: railroad development: it is costly, booanao it requirce the dlveielon to other noldii of the industry which tornaeriy wan engaged __ in . railroad building. but it has the great recom- mendation lhat it cannot be avoided. We ‘anon: railroad; was among the chief ecuaoiio: ' cannot oonipei mine to grow up along a rali~ road ro'r’ilo.we em on longer declare dividends onto: lhoralaoi bandit, and it we minted Lo xtixnnlntn industry by building new roads no one would lend Ill the money to do it with. Only in my exoepifonei cues‘ are new road: wanted, and only ‘under, very extraordinary inducement: arethey iliaiytooebullt. in not odazrllng-ouiioolz. but it is an outlook upon a healthy altuaiion of railroad matters, Ind it give: the existing vroeda the beat in- euriinoe they can ivanfthnt they may soon ex- poctii-otics.-iinm. It it in a good tblngfor the oom-ii., to have abandoned the custom or ‘bhdrailreed speculations, it is A good thing for the nﬂroada to know that their ezigizoue patronage in no longer exposed to the risk or being leuecmi byinnno competition: and it the etngnoiion in railroad-building than only int two or three year: longer, the whole rail- road bnisleoea onto country will wear a very diiieunt aspect from the present. . = ‘I'M Globov-Denoent. more an xxnuoiimrme em-eat.) no it. Maia Gwen-xmtoonu la. in are placed to obaervmnnu inclined Coded. 1&1! with xaaeu Oityln ‘trial; her I ill! 13101135‘ II he the!’ any ct till . . In aceeiee. udumen Ivnxoanr mu-ms em; ' neuundie oooiaaeaiiy 94' Ian euyoieeeeouaoetsneeeyersceeeenaaeeelulrepotee. ' 1.0051: PKBGOKAIG. !x~.0ovnxonm.s.a tvoonnoirtaregiateoadat the?‘ ten.’ - V ‘ Ont. Jxrnnsox Dem, lien-:pliie,in quartered nttheﬂoulheru. Juno: Jun. 19'. gxxnr. ti'.eeoo,xe.. ieagaeet Ittberlutenﬁ .- . . ‘ . Con. D. 0. Xxxnnr, ﬂgringsald, Km. urn‘ aeoon¢'yeateodey'anu-irn|u«_ttbePiaotarr.* (ion. 1. ii. Ltrnor, lseuotia, '1'cc:u, Gas. 1'. it. Ooelmllig Warreaobu:-3. no registered at . Hon‘. 1!. 1.1117333. lprinrildd. li’e.i Ron. I’. n. rope. (mono, and dodge O. 1!. Demon arontineuclt<_ie., ‘ ‘ aovtxiioa 0.1:. Inxntxiru in theoityloee l¢Whl3_12!'I1¢I‘?vU4,5731'°3|tlll¢ to Jaileragn Oily iatboeveninx.“ ' '_ xx. il.'..J. nxxxxo, Chattanooga; Judge 1‘. 1!. llinec. ltentuehy, and Hon. John D. Griswold. mime, have room": at the Southern. _ xiomlt. 1'. van Hour, elm x.uuu0iIy..>eur- ' ..... dropped been the anon-Dam nan-rpeopte yeautday. , 11.!-.Ii‘xutx!.l..5-, " ‘ tcalroudvlno nodgoeirnaliatorbeilae, hone etv the detection ati:rgeirona1‘axutotho8.i_stiroad0oaventiou.- non. iifmoxu Rinolvrmr, Springﬁeld, Xil.: ‘iIon.‘l5.'!..8_nith. ‘iaavoirworth. and General Jalaotcmlx. 8t.Joo, l.ve'atopplngatthoI.lnideli. lot. noun 8. Sezrernnn, an old and wall- knovrn ‘renounce nowrpopermamiointhoalsy, edaiegaiotol.be'llniiroedOo_e_vention. _ Juno: 8. A. K1141, Jeraeyvllus Judge David ﬁillotpie. Xdtrexdnmo; Judge D. '1'. Llnognr. txkomwenntoaxyeaterdayau-rivanattheI.:» -elodo. ' 2 ' L.¢l:'7rnrB.Aziaeae:xnreuoeu'o$87.c4aeia- inati,-!Ion.G. w. ueaeoomi ‘iooc;ia,aae-Gm’. ‘eril 3un'1'bevnn, Oolinnbu. Ire xnoataatthe ' co_rionn.w.0,_ lIor.r..urn. proprietor or the Deiiae.(‘.l:ene)1>cify Eeryld. and one at that ‘EailxoadConventioadotapAee,ia :__gneot at the neurons. _ __ 1 » a‘.uxt.ron 3. wxxxa. oztne ohiee¢'o'.7o'msaI ¥7Conu¢l'el,' David 3. Gray, Genet-aulanoqar or inelinioo‘8_tarI.lne;otiariea'A.’0ateI.‘01e'nioad. Jreregtotendatthefitnddli . — _mt-60'rnx:on—'.e~.- I.-’-3oo_'rr,'neaera1-‘iﬂllina: I'allaee,‘Oolooel‘.F'. Wtllohhnatae, Cotonou. it Paint: ‘and ltalorw. it. Bette.-ol some care- uea.=areattne_ . - .. Dn..a.’hr. runrert worth, ‘mic!-I; Dr. 1.. K.Devroon.JcmuonOlty;0ol. A. w. Ii-anoieoo, ottbe Columbus (Ohio) Journal, and Ken. Jno. inxnpoormotthe some ¢5U'o3li‘§ll¢lVllt8 the Plains.’ ' - - Juno: BTL§'l.ji_'_|£11"r!!§V8_, Cincinnati; Hon 2. w._wooiln.rd. c- ‘ ' nazi:Jnu1;c lii.‘i.‘. coal: lin. Louisville; General '1‘. A. in:-ria.h'eer Or-‘ lean, .l_nd non. _A. Ookiwell, ex United states nmcorcai xv.-M9,. axeazoao _Liaaaii.. , HI. Bumxr. ruoaanox; ohm or the Metro ‘pclitan Police _io'roC oi ‘ Oolnnabua, (me, who on mnnywarm friend: in this rtty. Iretopnioxat the i"lantera'-Renee. no report: hie town one from ihedopzedationa oi Orookod gentry. Axonoibe scxurotu dlatlngniehod gentlemen who honored the Own:-Dnxoour with A an ycataz-day, were Unliod steooe nenntnr"0oekriii and captain J. .13. stepnena. the Boonviiio banker. Senator co-shrill lelt to: Wubinxton luteven- lnx; . ~ " - ‘ 8'1‘. LOUIS {hi 3 . ‘run ‘nylon Gouda held no elootlon at the toen- Coerta. last evening. ehcaing ll. nereeble: ai Fl:-It Lieuteulnt, and Joe. I. Wenxleru second Llootonnnt. It is contemplated holding A drou «trill and-bell on the list of Deccan‘ . Joni: 'o'sn.\uoinvitstx' ran‘ victimized yester- day by mental Gnnou, to whom no bad intnteird bio an-til in nub. Both men came from Illinois and eyelet to Brady’: boeniiiag-noose. _ ooroerov OOUUIA and Biddle alrceiv. Opportunity oirarinx. tianin; allppod nrn'y,‘1eaein;, bl: nipsnicn in he lurch. ~ ' - - p _ cunun WA1Lo_eu'anlied Taylor H1.rrlo-- with eisuiiie_inteseryeeeerday'.“aa<i. u a result. in: m' heewuterr-ibiet_o'aeo.’ They are both eoi-. or-"ed inn, endtbeirtrouble grew onto! aiieallarity oi unto;-that in.’ both loved_Birdle'Pdde'. The to ir occurred in rear oi life. 113% Kori-h Eighth street Weniwulvoclrod in ion mid Diurictroneo on no. and Kerrie in given into the one oi. e Cooler. _ ' . " ' ‘ Tun 01.0111: Daxoouxr reporter-,in noting the di-roroe enitotdozepblne runovrerth VI. E. ii rune: oi-ib, tee in error in stating that the ground olibe petition wu oi -n criminal charm ivr. -The uleqauen waojnerely oi indignities. The correction in cheerfully made, an the publlne tion urn not leiendcd Io intnre Hr. Parnavorih. 'Anolrr 9:18 ‘o'clock Jut night I wood shod. owned by Mn. nenrieiia Weber. in rear ol No 505 Anna aueot, took lire and was burned in ,i.h-2 grand.‘ nou. 3200. K0 lneurnnoe. ——?— _ Henry Bell."&‘Sdn. A notice pl dieroliitiqn at the partnership under which lhll "u-eii«kriown‘ Inn _ baa done but!- reu in this city ior may year: will be found in onradveruning eolmnnu. Midi’ tlieiiret or Jaim- aLry'n¢-xt Kr. "Daniel W. Bell will conduct the en- lnbliaiinaent under tile on namennd roaponeihib iiy,_removinx. on the isle oi numb. to the elonnt nourqnnrlen _o.n the eenihout corner oi Film and Vnemtaoeau. _'rbia'gv-.niienann has been the active ' manager or the buineu for eeverol years. and tin eehleved a reputation in that capacity-_ eeoond to that all no man ln_tho country. East or West; He has built up an immense and ' notantly increniinfttnde. which. under bin aoio ind more immediate direc- ilon, ia bound to grow Ilxnovt beyond the poul- blilly or rivalry. ' ' - Br iucxrnu ruun Luna: .Wl'.l'ﬂ L Douaii, you may irritate them into!» condition ripe tor the production at tuberniu. and thou. Instead oi e curable am-ction, you nny lawn to deal with con- sumption. Dr. Jay'oe‘c Expo-etnrnnt promptly ooree all oonglu and ooldo, nndby ixnpu-ung win,- to the reeplxetory or-gene. enables them to iroely throw on’ all obstructions engendered by noglocaod eolda, and been all noroor inﬂamed parts. ' wiaem-pmveniin for ohmeand um-—.nu Bhakernannrlnndarevenr. ~ 0rl.noltbereienolhingIotbetrutovabontaa‘x boxing another nine of Idoxloo,otooIoe not. Bnilihetonbouldboﬁt wouldn't like long to raiureeni.liunoub!ronxeur.td1e popniationve ,.................. mi 213': oznlsonuvnn. the "n.n:eam** oitﬁz. berry Sullivan. pt» aeateiie£tnl¢tlseateron§tou§eyee-enlng',.5iaere- niurhbea pertornnaineouiiod’ ituauheeasciyaexiew moo tiietnriecrvver ‘srreeeastoo, itviii in once mien gaopoditr reoonltioe, it use strong. on vivid, so fulivotpiotureeqne oovirteuteaant startling 2€ont.t,th2t2teri1lne~ret-lntiinelainzlngtbn admiration of the average thaelergoer. The areatflerdixut. uaceeeaeted bynhe. suliirm. it 8 graphic. ioreibie alone plume sea: will holdthe interest of the auditor eh through the stirring event: or the artery. But while at to both in rigorous and striking pertormnneo. it it very 1lm(l1‘9?3.lmd ipattleoliizlyiiii the ahrtlernneneaoi the pieylanany ilnaoofzreali lieaatyitreioet through being hurriedly upon: or oaroioseiy oze~ pbuiaed. no one unit or Barry Sullivan’: "Biennium" ix ihitt ii in evuungixﬁilgnlty. in hit undo the Oariiieal Kinxie eithertbeiinpei none soldier or the intriguing etateoman, and Iain d-ou,t{ atnlhth-1 dial yﬁf the Charon. A54 other drewbeo-it lo the loot: ct titeioliy or notice. udlbaﬂlﬁi II 56333 r.‘ I: , , ,iii’e * , ‘- gs lilirxtitbx ll dllﬂlﬂl Ire. the sol” ' are worked up to.-out the audience know voutbegauoemtanondnteynrparedioetheu. man; thataleotrieel powcerhtea titueaiaeeen the ¢i:crio’oi"zeeiu.oyon£hpatsIl0. M39 teltthnillfﬂﬂural nan: _ ‘__o'ta, ‘oi, xclayitbannatectihetoaneeiyba deeorlbedae naming. In the oneness between maul! and De Jluevprat and Issue, in the second and third eon, hall’-oonooaled - irony, which anatomy relieved the monotony ‘oi intrigue and window which surround: the tile adulter- aneeoci tbeatateeenu prices, aeittanouoliyptv aendadontboenge» ' _ itivatiniheloertiuotihoumlaiiivanthovlod Idepotnr. .’.!heaeoteceoeo4ltooplayIraeeoin- taoeelyaetodtbalitteeciodednaotthedoynrneri rotzeatlannobodibeounooixoaaupensa-Moe andbia-ioiteiveu. Thovolca emnot coeiroac. nortbe ﬁgure aouaoieetie, but the paotoeeleae. maaodco.wn,l1poeai_bie,betiao. zmennmn. Nun iru a.rtllt,diJdAina the ordinlytridery and lot oiuotkeeu. in %3OCll!V3lb$,"lt0!'O liioiuoioniaryioahovrlnedeadbodyoiltiehoiien to me riroeld be uaeuinn,.De dlempr-at simply nteopedtron: bentndtbe ourteiuot the chamber aodanoeeaced that Rlabeiiea wan deed; and in thecnreeeeouurbereit in the custom to rur- olisl to noon» oliretainern that they may an open theirkneee when the annibeznaoitbeclinreh in utlered,andtoca\~.eteonetﬂeot,oalynor~odal;ac onoltlenduit were pmeai-it.rn-Akin: the etsot oi ibaoouatodrpand entiroiynponthoutlnrenoo oi "Richelieu." Lent evening xv. Sullivan appeued in“ltieh- erdtbe'.t'bird,"_andbiop¢raonstiono£ma_toh1.t; aoterﬁirnatronzerthniii nuythat bu beonaoe: upoulbe auto acooo the day: or tbeeidar Booth. ltvru e. iiao eedormaaee,wioiohle.it betlltiie roouroredticianz. ~ Thoactorwnwen nnpportodby hIr.Oathos:t and the numbers of UM nook oompauy, ﬂoreaeo0bl«vop!IyingboLbJ'ulleInxii!ﬂmbd-\re- inntably_1vol.l. The Joeqvh at 3:. Cirleraonwae enoxood. Tbiaeraning Kr. 8nlllveuermap_oeAru"i!en:- II "L ., oxsnrrxo -run-rxx. ' Pn.ek!‘rayeeandhie=eombina'tionare movie: grrntnttraotldno hero. The upper part oi the boeaetvuerowdedlaat night,» look upon me enﬁlnglnoidentabrouahteu: intbeplayol ".5 Slocum." -no pen ‘"_wcr_e there. no they undo Iheenoclvoe board by their in at the play. An. It Donation!” play “Ii Blooaeai‘ deaerves ‘shit! nnk. bill! nhodi rniiodooiuatnone‘ oithenoat limglyepbari kind. icoerelaadogandeiponyinitz tney'boei_i_appeu on the step, and. thoyebow. in mleeeer: degree. pm-.ine_iy tiieaueelind o2uient.§ha: their nuw ‘does. Thaw Iii: Ivonderinl qaodrnpedn, ‘andho in avrondexrnlhlped. oepeclnlly intboueeei arias. v-at Slocum" ban to no-eenmeeuonomooe. rad» it in worth booing, (or‘tbo reason that there in more genuine oenntion inioo pleytban in A half a ‘dozen ordinary plays at in elau. "Si Slocum" will boon bud every evening this wool with “his combination. Includ- ing the qundropednud tbeyaro wellvrortn aeo- tn" . zrtrxa-i-an coxiqtrn. . At this theater-one of the nnoat variety show: errrpreocnted in the"cityie now on exhibition. The Peak Family ol;Bell iiingere, niirvela in their ‘R13’: Klee-Oel1n‘Belt_rnm, a doe vocalist: Delo- neety and countless. hens and canoe nee. and an elaborate betlctrulte up, with other items. in very entertaining parlor:-nano'o. ‘ who're will be a nutinoe ihia aneroooa. . coxcxxr. Tbtaevenlhgaoonoertwin be xivenu Library 11111 by the !ptaseonnl'dopu-tnaent oi" the expoei tioe, nawln pi-open iitthe Rink, lor tho boned or the Woneme Christian Korea. the nieces or the pertornsero inaure ,l on: eiaiertainxnent. mu Ada Br-anaon,biln Letitia, Ii. Frlich. MRI Kllnlo 3. Curtis, Min Bdl. Miro Terran and hire. Helen Linea Bl1l.l1'xzI,will be among the prrloruern, and these ladieavriil bv naietzdbyn aolzibcok, 21-odaaor Bevan and onion. Hr. A._Wald;\ner will be the dlreooor. A nteaxnehip Connection. . KfWYOilx.‘Na1¢n'b¢r 2;;--The Baliiiocve no Ohio (lornpany have ooniplotod virrugo aseunrith the new I line or Iteainan to all henna nnlnlreore and verpool. Ir-at vet an out leave Glucose in sterile 'ltneb'eni 'ie oi 3.500 was capacity, and nil: oxbruely ioir on in: heavy «rm: n oifzrnin. The regular tripe er bebrgnn the turner: pt Doeembee. Children's Aid. ' New Your. bicvuaberu.--At the aunul meet- lrg oi lbo Onildrure .Aid Society to day. in: ‘PA-erurer re aortrd ;tlui the receipt: for the an *t’,t-I7. upencu . - ucrntl-ry reported tbntnll the iorlaxng- onaoe xv- vrrre n n iionrirblnx condition. and trim- -daily receiving ‘ oi onieut child: on. Freight Rube: to B3) Rained. Nuv YQRK. Xuvouibor 21.-—A moeungof preol drnla and might agentn oi the trunk linen in to be bold durirgibo proaent week. {or Ibepnrponooi. eonaiu cringe the uirlubllitf or rnlrla too M are 0 miahu to n buinn l per i pounds! ‘ that an toiibieago and n iotner volntauxrg be regulated in honor nnoo lberowlth. _ - Fearfully llnngled. Lonunus. XL, Koranber :3.—V'lr.¢ii 1‘ (Jack. a brnternln on the Louisville and Cincin- u L: I email killed 0 - 5.’2i-.i‘??’..‘.§’s..§‘i'.’.'.'i.‘§?.i£.. i.’.......u’i.‘§.‘i....‘.‘.‘I;‘?. oua,be weeihtowuentho luck and min led leer inily. Ilia lrionda are euppoced to be dentrol Mauoon. ill. A . Sensible. , Raw Yonx, November i3.—-At a meeting oi the Produce Exchange to day, tbejoilowing remin- tlon was adopted: Received. That A seller oi-property ban the ripbt to demand payment for that properly on the, dollrtry oi the lllleio the buyer. ‘ ' Live Stock. ncruu-. Novémner £:.—0attlo-Ilrceiptl ins head; total for the week 3,(l:'.ibud., Oovngnon nod medium xrndee light nook at neoda-ntdly bit pricoa lull: ire--uomr lbu lent weer"n_ good to but eirninlret ably log grade: very dull and rice» nbcot lent we 'a quoieuona: queiliy aircr- ‘ x-gaberd(l1yupio last wv.elv.'o; fewer loin prime «lock on more colnrnomfsaloa Leno head Indiana. ‘alum nvrre ins .i'.IHmi.irlom.u'.' i,:cl¢l.3t7'r.r. it in do nooooo was lo; ni.mii anon time: 150 l,lAlBl.‘Z79al.,&S‘i 5-, ti ru oancookzoaaarm lchiirsn uioumoooui I10 : bio rlrcrn. l.?itigl,ﬂal.l1l51.i3) be. 35 ifoﬂd 1105!! 2590 75. Shccpnna lamba—i1eoelg°i-3 i,ico bra - total for the week 8. Wed: ma:-at wear and slim: no axles at noon tenmiru up to noon; quell: lent in-cl: nice ih alto:-noon only 800 bull; ‘»’i.‘«‘-‘u'n‘."" ‘«.‘i.‘%.!."...°"..". “ l’°" '¥£.‘1?.i“?.‘ "".“.‘$3 ' - 58'-' . bend. .tho« total for the woglt helnx l,ton_: rnaiutngxened moderately active today lei-loxteua ht vreighthoxt. Roo<P;uu ; iinllazd Alawior a'o‘i1Me7aoior1‘ - - mixed iota.‘ or .riay'tbernn vru lixbt. and the market in Torture cal’. rand neoderatel so orYoi-here: rt Arxkxowiu Hum. ov i,ln'brad. lioribnn plyl but uncanny to eoloniutbenewter-ritery_nttborateot_eoontone mentoevorynqwnrelooh ‘ , obolcelxilnaili £6; exln 396850: nut ottbe eocnautbesetingia » tneronrualeeevainoi’ ceneantaeeiareittoaaot uieexdtiag aeener-K *3 was sonreonat Véhthird 956:5 ‘:5. Shoe; -“‘”".%.‘.’l‘“““”-”""’*s‘..if.“.*’ .’i‘ai.”‘%i‘i‘§§. nzxtxz 346%" “° " EI.E£.'."2“ﬂ¥6 . XBASHES. -«fro to-evident one epporniiexi Jobs: 2.. Conley Coilewor or inmost 53¢-reuse one the ran:-sir Zah- trbot of ﬁeiorxin. -afbniedny ioexi been; fhendoclrrng 6337, the errant euveiily with or éioemnmient {old will be enuieon may. --ﬂy the otllnusoi nlodgodozlee. itzoeidont 43 Waterford. 193., was instantly killed rater!-of alursooii, WM!-8!.E‘4fUrX zermaroa-1:. g-am.» Went, Aaaoeiate deems oi the Khan.» ehnnetas supreme Ooszrt. died st salons. raaierdey eoo<nlng.e£tere$ln;ie:-leg E.ii‘oonI;$'g$é alxyyi-An. —J1‘be «editor: at Oniilu, few: 3 (50,, Boston nbtlonors, him: Round their iixbilitiea to be 3175.» ow, andthe was 389,15. and nurses! to Ieovrpéiébﬁfnouﬁn {tailor their arm. --llinhotb Kolaugblln. who wait deliberately shot by her drunken hneband with is ptelot, hioav any night, died _. Ii-iﬂdliy, 3.: lies‘ Oriana. -trsegenemn, ',,~ ~ r =- myu in banal: or room warms, casual: with 50991153138 iorted bond: or the {lhiooao sad xorunmum: lletlroad in 3’hli.ode1nhle.. no the accrued we sent to rlalisdelonin. —-dnaaee oi tiesrert 2 twin. miartexec cw M3013. rceterdoy morning, the yroeeeiitloe reeled. ‘lite qidoone tattoo defense will clone to- nearer ioreeoolhl-aid ihmeeeo xtilgoiothe iI¥ii8i3*W'.*°*33to -‘2’ha_body «H9. 31'. Bastion. or Gun .2 am. otsanrraaelaoo; is peeoeuu use ptiiiiod one near lfnrt 4" » _ .‘3‘.¢='=**¢r:;'...:-«rear tin! Mae. Ker Ooo;‘:eea,nua;1esitrol'.l9l'; ' -teal‘: plaoingcnilt and jtiieeorr, torts- eoeud eti-ea¢,!‘rttob'nr:, burned late evening. no nrganxhzirntnibatnneco. -Ii)»,-1§.iico; inun- aeea. mono. ' ‘ “rm. jow.” new a South ‘semi Judge Dis- penser Law. ’1‘h’e' Oowudly Zifurder of _Chsrles-Cibninrray. - fianly Ananeein. iﬁoocul to the Cbleuo ‘fiance 1 Saint: nun, firm. Koveinber u.—~‘i.'lila place lain an uproar on thin ntternoon. over the shoot in; oi’ Charles '1‘. Murray. editor of the Morning Herald, by William Palmer, I Jeanne oi the Peace, cl thllcity. Thoometnoi the Irereldnnd wan «tone by Painter voile atandiognoar the item of the attire, lilo vtcttm being in the not at unending. Palmer baduiobéd lo‘: hturray, orb datly iron: his once window. and aeelnglaim coming went to zoeethiin Tbosveapeu ﬁred van 3! ltoginndeeiio mi. of which rum: two. one in suit xuray elidovrn oiaireandwuearried h !°9IiI\ e 4 note! wherein I aldtru. ii ed. no but the baltjnd’ entered hltrixbt brzutgntt below the eolhr-bone. andhuiraazed tcogh the right long. ooeaies out at in below lbeocap . The bell lodged in the sidewalk below. no weight wot about one ounce. and it was driven with about in much tome as th abotiroea : undmt. miner was ine- ?iuin'lu{zm"no°' n::ii§3'g'§§ in mi. '-:3‘: 3: it: oi the. aii_‘an:’_ deuce back more W150‘ . d 3. in .. on tuertaid ixtimterbetwten Pnlmir, who is 3 in an anti it 11 a fenule U in the Hero I not at the {mild niaiincd when-a dioeoremi um lnilcsaoy beyond adonbt. and am ublicltv given to tbeanir Iu I varuraph in re Retail, in which the resale typo. pretlomlq d . I'M alluded ‘lei.’ 'i‘1’z?:‘.m“"'$"i‘§.‘.'.?’ ““ ‘.."‘.".‘§i.”“ °°°.:. a o an n on oi ibosvriur mﬁél lgad furnished la. la in no eve-in; na- pcr the of the Kama. Irl. alln. Dell: Iinylcu. walled. tor Max-my at in arnix-ere; on y evening with: ¢0ﬂ'h$ﬁO. ggdcllndzd townie: it ".§""‘ “i. all u M I . I oy urn ihinhir abo Ind I weapon ee‘£ei3:3 behind bad I ziewith her. in vlilchlahenruthrovrn to tbeIrnik._ naerwu wittiierntthe tine Ila! knew ol 1;: purpose being there. but too: no out In the theme. not noted the ai but becura. 1‘-ilmor being ibie connection a mleurae. 0!? bottom. on Land»: uorninqltsb: Herald returned - k a . iollo l the ecncinvion at m“55'.3§’:’ ‘ha I anhlr wua?’Sm't)°iu?i‘ng.i‘i€ab°:t Ptglomigll Xigam or the more. We here known him an the nimphia? £...'°:2'.:.':.:';::.'.* .::r.."°~.....:=.:,..*'~ or ' pimc we win: ii crlwllng ii‘8%.‘:‘i1”i‘.‘1‘.‘.‘.§.’i‘.i“..‘i‘.'€ ix “...u..{..‘1“"“..i....'$""“ ind he then: a eoneciied an. he would known theuny opercilou like that or court: , i would bang bet Ch:l;.IO3£I beiorgigel " ovvn trail ore y woven hie be eooleeted vi byp waokgbmgugb ‘tbeMoo“l:ai.na (if e inrnry,-use nope in.w-in his relatives and lrienda have deemed that on in- venirnlicu buoelniled more are . ' eeneanaleioainieunen econ. rortear lt mt ceapehia nitentton. we want him to tell noel About the Pftlﬂlta otthlo woman in tile clneeonoertauvii ‘toy While beia nboutit. he _rniﬁtjnrtu-weii' ale beer heoviaited thle girl -at r rooms, and iindlnzenother nnnvrlin bar. mod the dgorviia her lace within: v n be tied in_ I not». inghiize {allowing heart broken words: he uood by and icrvver. i’ sou: never a in on o n.' Then be will relate how he called as no! ernpioye into bio amine, and woe to and aviere one bad x-one back on him. ole. By; I bad to neeuon how be .5 in u in or rniro I Ddbﬂt::.!u|i.:I‘:£d\0 bliah. hi I villa and children‘: and bow {or eoeeea and bear ere loi-I biinio no home to than and ll-:5 decently and obj are tltniei-.nnd.bo,eunro-i, an ion: no he din on, u out eilcnoa. Tbeeo will be laiureurg vnlaieeu lo: a nenpa cud iv. an union to tnoeo aireepy published, 1: the flu-«Id Aiurbe-in through, and in: aauelied the public, lbnt be i use the truth and that a dozen other. men are inn. we will all his uienuon too. later o$e':te.I::ruek<ig.a o‘l‘d. eéaaoiirod in the vicinity I e on It man or in item a window by aabeot would be a mod‘ Inilui tor ihia card. -To be continued." Palmer wu questioned b your. oorreepondont on thin inornltg u to his ntenttoiu, and replied that there would‘ be early xiv.-rekincnonta. c bought lbonputola at Light 5: I-“nirii¢lu'a on this nooanlmr. o hnd lnolea at them on hot Thurs day. and on Suurdny ind ordered the rim: to pro- cure him a£alrof Deainxcre. on purchasing the pinch on ll morninx. no Add that he wanted to ibeotnd . Liurny bu annexed trendy. mini 1.121319%: the hole in b a lungs. on the verse of dune ll laibrr the editor or the Goth cm, lrrivedonlheop. In. min. 11 rile, nu. (ma K. Murray. in giiiml young writer. in vprnding the winter in Wuielngioo. at the boinooi her in. Bheieln delicain bealth.and bu not on noiided or her husband‘: condition. nor» were anicunorerm. deposition was taken or one o'clock on this evening. it in in the {allowing rde: » :°Quu,iion. Do you believe that you Areabont an arisen Yes. He met me on the Itnlrwey about: o'olo4-Ir. Inc: about hell wag u . am be was nbcntii nealspeiiown. It In: u Palmer. lei-na not touting at Bill. tic nalinood and I looked up and new Bibi. lie dnwnoiatol. old-luhioricd hone mole. lie aaid "Oluriey ishintzgoer-; Lon? l°m.h!‘I; uld ‘t;_(’l‘l:nrl&y 1 il 00 amino . u even n eoxre bout lcurz ole from me‘. 1 Mid "admnt nwny." lie that. barn nil. lie win Inluilnﬁln ibe window tor mu bcior-o,i went up Hahn our him iron: came the etrc-ct." I called J. Ii.llirdeeil'e mention to it. I win no close iiietibe snot Lnoekzu noegigbt over and i tell- down alnirr. ' ' ' )luxr|y.lI Igfd about thirty-two. inc served three years in the Inny in Ibetloili lndlnin mark and Iaawoonoeal and let: (or dead on the meat. otliintdtone Hirer. o carriea the a me io?:ne Imbarr NW "N5 In-«nines. kn. Wubinxton in edit: weekly paper inlthlc oily lliR3ﬂI0!’Q\hﬂnI!ﬂ¥|ﬁ0i and on the unico- the P\1bnl?§Oﬁ‘2:°Ib°'yM0|'.llllI[ opinion 0 a n t udinqhie nctnerzbzt oi‘: deaf; . R: wind’. conceived in no cxouuod I Disgusting Amour: of His nut! Palrnexgopen into the aeme hallway. and the deed ' plbkc we -uxee ‘ ‘ then: went eoocd beiorer lt use etched. It was one oi thooo - we sirszru o§..rz?rlr.:‘ flowered: important ﬁnprozne and ﬁlo: oi.-iii Sour: ﬁeoisiooe. Crooked Vihishy ignitz ﬁnder €65» , sidoroi ion . The Z’eixii:ont§ary hinddle and Marv horn Relating ‘thereon. Dpoeuixtlgaeﬁoeﬁoﬁvlooo-ltneniasvsscru. 2‘ 11372210! CITY, X9-.,¥9*!3."!£12¥0! 3iS—v-~’¥'Z3e Q4” ’ ttoniioe 3-uvtztotlntheenneoi theiioiseéomeee ex. oeapeyhaizeie. mu Amer at film. eiaieaanec,enserrttofei1'o9totba?£>iat-rietcocxrt. eru __ ‘boeordndge tuition yummy, at the r~oeuoote£é‘MnSzIiei.!‘hnt4 oriﬁniesnov * swallow‘: a E?-=:9§? 5 - 2 tloooi ' _ , m§SW $635; zrmice rxggtfeoélmg erode tors to notioo, not the orustian wise or oo : 6eﬂt$o’l-lia$%b6iV0t'no¢h$'thEioot't It!-Q'1lii*l'l7ﬁ"l'lWiIL£ﬂSAi£‘ WBIO uouooo!ihodireotalleca;lo.Io£:eotiomecou« ‘: he "name new: whethervtbe umafirtiole nuirjeorgizaoo which ttia nllnmnd - “raw mn- tenaie" mrelnugiedtebensaauaot ‘ iortlgg red at! inainedta minxtltie» morality g;?t“a’iie:'i:,zn‘l« ﬁn no‘i::“n:mcice:zro«‘i:o o‘! 3- V Chef‘ . I Q3323 ‘ m ' um 33' be‘ me third rt the 1{idgn'eont. Iliaronodoubtlicio iuriodiot.ionodth.eDin- met court. ‘ - . . V m orncurr 00081‘. . in the United states circuit court oontinunoee ' 3593’? have been md. 11: M the county botdeaaea. neoonniiteso amnuu, Oau.8t Henry. élalltway and ‘terms. .4. am: ctecvonvu and int similar o:.co—« Juan‘ V. . more con: . Intbecu olifaltodsiolzoexrr . Allred um: tooervmibe County Court or Home county ‘alien. inirrnne usoee no in auetalulog or over- ruling reluore demurrer to the atinteienoy oi de~ tendon a return to no '1. mandamus. requiring ildendant to levy tax to pay the bond: or t.h:oJuc~ tynzeroi-by . o ervrat ‘xnrlethn: the 8:11:11 of d dilrrenoe tilted up to supreme or: the Uni thatunder the nicer. bondenedon aural only one twrntiemo use d in V ,ibep_o'lnJI_oi_dln’;renoe proved Febrnu-y 10, 1545 unit and mutt. in the bond pry _e wu intend payment ot the principal oi the Cou Court power tndpmvbde for mgtymnt 0! their. rrrttibereonun oribetbzn e C no» erei alaluiea oi the Blame, cu imp o , or whether the said provision in as act iaan no- lulo and axletﬁnsoliiniulianori the power a said Oooatggonnti an inn-mooted both. . prin- d in to _ . 3: Whether lhneeidlimitaiien in the-said lath ' onefioe net. listexiraedsinen and act eincvod eirthe error to ,, beoq alone! the State, aoutog vothot-ea indent power zoievy .ta.:r1~on:y¢sr to you M topay the interact on the a. it. Whetiew the acid limitation in aaid thirteenth ncouon app ice to the use cl I creditor who bu received judgment on connona on and home. and none execution has been returned -iuuc tone. I. Wnelboribcreintor, 3 Judgment creditor, is «untied only to hie proportion oi Lheievy or we one-twentieth oi oneperccnt; raid proportion to be eooixtaincd by use ratio which his banal beat in nascent to the while banded debt. or wheiher be inenuued to priority at payment b tauon ol hie iudgment over the bondhoidet w 0 hat on- n leaned no E on not. I. W er the 5nd ant oredliornpou bond: iuuedyin payroenl at t eeeond Iubaeriptlon in onﬁalnj nail oozing with like ortdiiore who recov- ex :1 the nut anbtcrl) tion. Judgment lor pleieumn one at Iieliee 71. cm eeunty. Tnorne _v-a. nine. Wmma va. Lafayette count: (Sui-I-bar townahlitp) unto against use (Wae‘ lnxion county}, . 'l"onythe ye. Dede econ y. _ . - rxnrrmrrutr uterus. — 4 All is ﬁle: at the renitenuary to-«ivy. The change! nntnn-ot the con: clean ol the im- pwrementa sotboruedby the turn, or ten ooniraetauaedotonctrtleeinaido ewalla. There are new 1,123 com-iota Ihoro, ends study inﬂux larger tbanaay provioneyoar. The Iaeveetoi-e' eaves-tlunaeal iora releuingol zheﬁoniunno y en Ibo oih olunuarynaxt. isle not ¢1‘D¢¢'¢d will draw out tnu hiddu-n.Il an? indeed. Minute to 3 rec bonneto nay only in provide I “w'e‘:lxi=“ehn'oltnooaznehc it 5! rec - nee m h’:;2UI!:o|go0i!I€ bewnuderodnnnnroaoytlgi . 0!: aces oi ibo Penitentiary or the lane oi any in- tnrc lcueca thereof; all as any time be {orleitcd and, it sum be the out o tuadvezunethe8tatelen- "the" tonne! ten years by adrcrtiounzont published (or thirtydnyn in (on: been up 0!‘, ' eircn Mn, one oi which shall printed and biiabod in ex. (Ania. one in Jlﬂl raon (my. one ti iuixeaa Oil and one in St. Joicoh; and ibe bid: or the ion in: or the real- uoiin than be under seal. end shall be roeeired taihe ale and at the place to be tired by uid 'boiu1I- and me receipt. open in. nooeptnnoo oi oi the lease shall boln the nnmcr and torn nor-bed tn the act entitled an not u'i'lraae e i0fIp1Ei"1uOd‘§)I SM”. 8 NW4 0 3831 a nroviaiono of’ mid act. And at thin shell op&iyin nid new lane rind lcaroo. And. incue eleaea oi the Penitentiary shall at any mne be rociriioddn card by the kitten. the Warden la eulbozlud to eahyen the Penitentiary, and «sin. Eloy and work the eonvioia on Iowan: oi the tale, nniertbe aumeun oil the Inspectors. iiii an advantage-one» nan beuaboied; and, {or tiiopnrrooeol ooncnollzg and eeurorg-in: on the tnnioaauoroen.id.tbe aunaoi 04, per month is berobylp ro rieted onto! nnymoeeye in the '.l.‘rnenry no loo appropriated; and the Auditor ahelhfmnl time totiuo dr-our hie war- ran to tbefreunrw, in tavern: the en. tor ouch run: or name an the do! lnaoccmre may onicrand direnttobepud-out oi the moneys hereby appropriated. ' ate. . Below the lemon: ahaliboeatitlod to the bench: or tbla net, they um their securities Lbniidlethelr iwce t.ence.inwriting or the to- 1sr:(one or this not, e. the hide and award \ .un'IcLxs or usocwriozr. The loiloeritg nruoia at uaoeinuon have been media the «lane at the Secretary or Sure, and ccniilcaiu tuned: The Ccntrnl -Fubllaixinx 0- u« Bony. unicorn St. Louis. Oaplui clock. 350,031. in-clan-”:Warv.l B. Cbitteoden. Kiwi Rayner and Ghee. D. hcichum. Mao. to the Control lluiunl Building and Loan Auociation, omen in st. lnuin. Cnpllnl stash, 5I0_iX'0,000. I.‘N!(ClOrD—-II. E Drlggl. Wm. D. Clayton and toobert hi. ifoeier. oi.-it. Louie. Arno to tie iuneiiean Medical Ualvornity—0eo. ll. Field, as n., J. w. llnntoou, u. u. and 3. W. lioyxton. Ii. 1)., Tmzteoa. ilt.1.ou.i1. . , Dry Goods. linw ‘toxic. 24’ovenber_!3.--nalneu oboeked byltormy wenther. and in: light wltboommio. aloe bounce and iobbci-a.’ Cotton‘ node quiet and unchanglzi in prieea.- Plaid printe in menu-u_. dc. i‘n°I°i:3i‘.“hi§in:J;r‘inu reduced to «Kc. .Woolen ¢0l::1‘DlI.‘Iv|iebu-'otn ‘i-vquaet.‘ I C M “In m -Ina“ £i't’t'ﬁtS11l.t'Pt'l£ﬂ_.. .,; ;:;.-‘ﬁn-“ _ “M . _ {M _ a I I noon: on the bonds leaned in payment oi_ I-at, - mxnunnoa oi law, or nurnen- ' the tiller at the hccretarfy oi_... _ .4 (,.., bonda, leaving the/<\_‘-5 V 3:. gm @a:‘¢I;z.§Ih:b:-§2uxa:ruf.aW2hu§s$ng ﬁtxrrnmg‘ *3‘ Enizzmﬁzt 24, 1325. 5; equamrm. 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 22, 1875
Date: 1875-11-22
Text: r - ~‘. - - sir. LOUIS; _MONDA.Y M:oBmr1'e,Nov:&'._MBmR 22. 1875. : NEW. N0; ._‘.<. $10,006 at ar_§5,on ’ » =0: '01-« 3“ 8° ‘*9 '-att.hxiZi'(m£a.rxm ax‘-onmrgoé bytho s'.r.;I.ouﬁI.HEa._ .‘. 8 on coﬂmr, the isrzest punt: . existence, ~ - »- .~ -~ «~ Aniiaiat Diffexionod in war of thoplans :59 ‘V39. The d1ﬂ'ox*enoo_ is oqnivalantto-A _ &ividend.—of=- ...
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V V. uoaueo entuf ultocktord Boot: 3°“ mg!» WW Sietel, all those togothox-will doubtless enuu D0660!’ 3mUVh'8 H0110 Storm 3 ‘W909 ‘M 110 03 ﬂwndlfng the dotlbtltg vn,,k,m,,1,,uu at.“ m aw om. O, 3“ mam“. mxmod ‘ - _ .. _ mama 30.‘: o. ens ;..mon;'ool. Kcbnnldl. ownezouierry Beuom the uni mm or um eolarodtxom um ooun- [From me Liwsuxoe. o... sooumm.) '7mW*iN‘°1'° K°“‘“°3‘! ‘W “'° '1'“? Louis. Andie nowthe eubloot or mltetloox V 8stu~t:ywuIohnmﬂ‘fs'1~" " "’ " ’ ml iv. 3. H.Bl'>‘=d5‘?z'A(.I:| M? 9“ °*‘°- °" 39° W'’‘‘ '‘7''*'‘''‘'‘’‘ ""‘“‘ W" in to in be 5.000-the met year. 10,000 Deacon Smith. at Wilkinson county. owns ""‘““‘ "’” '“’° ‘“9’'’‘‘“'’‘’ °‘ '3” U“‘°‘ '1utb’e tune of this on old l‘reekllnV TN 3'39"" ' 3*WI‘dl lI- mo-‘ DIM -tam. room 0. . t. women 011.3!‘ Ianinctm‘ 100!“ 0? AN)!-0:‘!-I-L239 V ‘ V mi 1 in el t -nut Km. 5.. J the second. 20,000 the third, to on doub- or did own ehoree, which one time in ice "' V °"' ‘ E“ . ”‘ 9° 1“ B‘‘“''' was the second cit lntha tale. It: populu ‘""°“' ‘ '(°’°'1'°“-“'3 , 4 T"! 510: Jmue. hr -v-I=¢'>¢¢1I!°-L onlynneuiytheteoebozelteeento haw-«In V ,3, llngogtmxspldly llncrleulngu to]: Ooooreveu life nvgdiliim an inodculeblo dunount of ﬁ:‘:°% ox‘;$;nﬁ’;n';”uE1’{w."xt"::3"§:l1‘ ‘"3’; lion some throetgouund ltd citizens, the The In , _ -mu“. //29”‘ . to. car no. on ere ncontu or teh . T ‘V 2- ' ' ‘ , ’ .......: ..:....’=.....2 .o............;¥.... :;“.::.:i. to :52: :.':i: ,..'::o:;°:*: all: may. mu-we um pm» «wm‘l- ::*.:‘,:*2i."$*l:*‘..:.‘*°..“.‘*“* ..~n,.,.:=~::.?:.**"...... .***°*:.°.....~*== om; . FAIRBANKS’! °°*“"“ ”"~;*..:?:.."'°°‘“°-‘i*“‘”""°“* V V zlon then the colored populxtionoi the United noondev xnul. were very much eurpriood st ‘"4 Uiblmls MW!!! W Ind 40'"! 53 W‘ um. ertmn upgzitdeoekl hue end” in‘ otu'-tetlme'xoa1¢o ' "min 39.1.1, um." . x°'7°"“' .9"‘~’ ”'’‘‘__’§.,_‘__, __ -._._ Smite, sent to this country for seven! years theectione or their bone, which wuloose in m’"’ ‘ﬂu’ ‘""""“3°“" u‘;,‘]"‘"" ' ”‘d‘u""' '1ortnneVlooeted glam: en " I’ ‘«'°N!'.‘ 0112“! ' HNBKQI. B88601:-h ' ‘_"——"‘—— . in tucnulcn 250.000, and for two or throe the road nest the home. It would run upto "m{‘1',f “°‘"" " " )§ "°‘ f "°' ‘a loading men 0! the state oeuldntoooed no." -ndkmw. . . 814-33530 R V F m, } . ..ll-:39 cm:-m0,000 bosldee large numbers I.) the gate neigh vocltorotuly and then run all fgd 3° °°“P“‘"hu:°l'mm”““°d“‘Y1- ”“d”°V mm; else, Allugmgdmnxu 3-min,‘ V . . 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V ' cash-' ‘V ‘ ‘ ' 2 Tngfaltimin; 1:: ‘run nzxcn: “ml leaning. an hm wumroscbedmed ﬂmunnc‘ J ‘dun ‘M Rqaﬂaungt‘ °n°"’ °°°"‘ H‘ T§°°:‘" “mm! “"7” ‘am’;-gb.n“‘d1ghb~u‘°l Lwurd V”‘”1>¢,‘“,,."&°""°':‘n°"'" um” " " ‘ ' " Ciel: Pdzesnmolzntln 108850900 ‘ 3 ul]Irl!t<:z1‘:Il):)i?i:ct:5;:l):l:}::n:h:t.t:1t‘f1;, °:3‘°;“ld:m?e °¥:§;L'h“1'"'."?£I;wu $3131»: 31; 3:‘ ’ ?m”me§3'5th§§'d$'7-32'-3:°m"1§Li“§?et333"?n§‘ﬁ‘3‘§‘ 8?rlt¢fdxx‘lhd.'xt‘l:e hm poeluoutbeyﬁve $51“ “V‘11:o.or3“* '”"¥R* lame: o.,x»;..o _ V " ' " V w' ' % "o§'W$e%% ' 5 my km,’ W, _n“m_ "tin; “ Legion vol bun dip lugher Jute the water“ [an autumn .B.V'ut1lo.ru.lI. s.A. V _etrued m,V°,[,3m’,,,,n,,- .ma"Whu°¢h“dgr gum.-‘ _cime.-h. union deyuevoninmwuen e - V ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . . We .1.-ole; _‘ .Oent'y-2:iadhheee:.n.n_n , I . 3 u “h U . o ‘Rh 0 throwing gouge;-on__ ghtbu;-51, =;.M._g: bllﬂpllclud bettlunapeonm by 341-, M] V mm f m“ 1” ‘bank ‘ -emttt.n oltto emlnentuuettctton no byeunn .V , M . 5V“.°.T3s‘£g‘i‘S {be :3:u?J'.°f.§‘f§:‘;}',1“§g_g;}‘Ig; The cmwdinoked ittrpdulolll. Inf 511' 49*‘ "rd 1:: ‘."2§.t'.§'.'§':'s".»s...'““"‘m.y‘ &§3ft::%n::3 gwoﬁvvgttecrieueu mnghzeleng-::ho:e° eonnsy "u’,1,,,...;o"ioo', - “”“'M “;“'‘‘‘‘'‘V“‘’ ‘ V’: T3K§W§ M ' 1co,90u,o(xliu the yen um, um n,;,,m_,, Ln ffﬁylglgda-Jk 1g3At,l;n;gn. It you. don’: Milan. 3:“-ac; s vole. ud mu. cums, mm; noble chmctm are to be zoom: lnevlll mumwm at this (brelnh - ll», . ' ' ' ‘ .':« e -V ::*~..:-.'::*n-:.';:'".........~°-“~.*.<:r.::.*.:r.*.~q;VV . ' . 3 - - ’ -so-‘ .. :1: "°‘t1873- The writer, too jonngtenleeeure greatneu, on _-Jo-rum Dletflct. o good meal or 2 .,,...... r. slsavéaééaﬁn A - :”".2f om... ‘ . ow ....22i..1ll‘:é’zS. v... .. v :* -1.. 'ssv ’l|b3Wi°3'°!"Y- .. .,.. Wcsldy.-.N._E. Fourth aod_Plno stat. by Globe re. .: __ 1-nu oer-mu: n_u;ln_r. -3 . «ms. delivered te'eantu...8 Ii pyxtalitpayabh In advaseoeienollsso patdlm: m _ the nwoaiotets. 'ne:4roar;......-.-......'...‘....‘.-lino eootee.........,......,......................... £6 09 YE! lSU’Ii11AI1'' 30 D“ N"? anonenzimmr-er» ,T W1, .,_Se'r_ni-Wocidy and tho sadtha Bent-Weelh awms-Dnx- pssd }.“1tneaates.%25« - .. - . 13;’-‘azm-wxxn.Y 6140111.-DIHOORLIE 11,935-. ztsttederery noses: soyi hﬂdlrimmimt. sale- 0033‘: 1 133- . ' .. every ht-say toes-ainxt PIN¢Ii>ileu.ps:t9_Iv’$‘ 1’:-M . ttu_et.’lI¢.;:‘ St. ..“. -".r.—€"”‘1 “ ;_ ,_._...“.__‘_‘__. .0‘. ..w_.. -, » seasezuassotssosoosrnanss Du-amsI=r.'at.r.eals. »— I3¥._ptooobﬂuiu so-«slant ‘the emitter to-dayeem be partly cloudy, -sea}; possibly snore. ~ ‘ ' ' ' A rs.tv.t-rn_,lo_t1er iron: the Indian ‘terri- mr it-i~¢.the‘.:ii..h nvttteethfiilm M. statcetwiar in‘ use ifverythlnc. ls‘ _‘ lovely.-enii'_:é49°§nr§i5.1l ' ~'1‘1I!=0M?ér_-t-%9!iI°n19¥;1‘?"!..Y9<|¢ W9: showistaie‘ a_a'eom"-" w~<1;v~lz;a.1tss’:té~I»>.3#dnth'o:i.1atc':és:i=:1#; . : W‘. 3°" . therW¢r9$*1.878.378¥‘3'¥h0-W-¢e6fii' M15‘!!- w°r«‘%=¢;==e°»°.i=#>".v=d;l=s!nf91ttw9r°'**3:8°°»" I581. V ' - 'l‘nfrii"tis"Weir“‘izi'sunotiI.' the eprutgetlo.’ JIase., people have discovered an elfoctive ‘ way or deallnz‘with.the'tre.n:ps. _ ijhoyfood‘ em‘. wanderers and lodge them ever niglit, but "s sl'tigl__e._ '_'vsx.”_l "away-5in _t.li'e “mm”; 1.. 3...; qitartju»-‘ear. wort: so no to 15*Y*°itIh15.-‘°!$i¥*¥-ini°“i.- 3!.-’°m° otherls antennae, like ai:ts',,tl_seVnewa is ,eox}l<. I- muni_,._,. _ ab. ., . .“ , less and .hosnele.ss,’_’_and't__hcy give 8prlng- £aldavI'idO.it'er£h$ W ' ‘ ' strenuous etroa-t_s.t_o seenr'o;a' successful-‘r_un‘ ozenitesnhyendeirerinétp nreliaeetocnne Three oathese toply between 's_rldNcw_Ytn'.k: ‘_:1‘ve._ are,to_x:iake e. uns‘nomrm‘ui‘n" soloist rnecueo, one two ' will ‘The tunes.» _1flew._Yorl: :.-em‘ Lbe»."re'ry lino rvesaals, , .uphle'ﬂ' 500.p_es5s¢unre and 2,500. loose! . noises. $125,000‘ eaoh.~"£‘he'.others=tn the service areto be abouthautzieehjptslzy ate ‘ Patrick, l's;.tl_a__e 1l‘.oDonald. .osa‘ Sohsrday. xnnsszw taken (by anlmpuusl peoples! a: complete vindication oi-those gentiemenirom‘ *1" I?.¥.°.°§’5'.'*7-.5?‘ '0 -Wt“! again! t them on the viltliess stands ‘rev.-‘ ’ before.’ “There ‘could '3' perloct . chain or exculpatory avislonoe than their plain, straightforward stories’ 1na‘de.. Jfwo other gentlemen were, as y we think, equally sue-. ceesiui in removing tram-their no ram!‘ :2... shadows which Peri“?! has thrown upon it: but, as they are to __n.u¢_largo the process or a textual prosecution, we shall withhold oom- ment respecting then: end their testimony lei‘-, ’thepr§e'ent.'-‘ ‘ ‘ " h _‘ ‘t 5 ms: ' oz roezzomoe work are - aptly iiluatr-atedbytlte ‘ annual report of the - English Poetxztsster General. delight enlarge- anont_i:uthe iiostsl business ls-neucoe in the opening of 23) new oilloes end i0_0'new boxes. During the year ‘ls-.-4. I England and Wales posted 967,000,009 letter-a,pcartng a proportion tothepopnlatlon od 83 to llnﬁngland, in Bcotland 25 to 1, in Ireland 1~_t_to 1. More than 20,000 letters were ‘ posted with no address, some oi which-'oont'aineathonsan_ds o!,po'unxls in Bank notes and ocean‘: Letter Dezpaxtianent s.,eo’o,ooo_lestcn.,_rus usual number" at send". onions in- usu wa‘I.zs.-=i~d.1f_.:.e.=- ‘nu ma. metal. with queerertlctoi . The em! were £1,051,000, and the. jectlze*me‘mxo _£l,1eo,- {m_ .r _ -1., .5-,_ "*1" v~ ..A.'.l.'...1I-I.*.. Ann‘ I 16118 5Ih'7-"1’r'?f- ~T°W° has completed oi; the nnaznxn. exploratios, and torwariled it to the Gorexniso eionaz or ‘indies; It is,reryebvi_ona , -Pretossor is to throw ‘ \ ’» .1 -»...._~_* cold on. the - ...<>ouniz.1i-yer: vdl1Ih1¢,M.--}=y‘.purpou.'be- f; ‘console to discredit ’ .ru:nora'oi or_'gela_l_n suilleient quantities to=‘b_Ay’.i2or the -workinxtbut it is”. aignidoantthat he’fa:dnit's‘ther'e are my lo'~ clufiﬂi “Wh!61l,‘Wh9I'. IHXHIIHI iV0i'k0a 5] V gsngseqtmlnezsiviih slnl_cea,'_ _ ~ on--xx-A---‘ ,-_'—,-..:f"andthe mod-' ‘crate capital _toAbe_ls‘_7ested._” -‘Int _ view oi‘ my ’_’,IL:.—Jiesxnayt’6 355:-Tait the ae_sq'-uo;u'9:_ as miners and,» chats; when he adn'elts‘ell‘ihat ' may 535133» I3dm°TCe ‘hit I110 80111 d9P°Il$I use not, snillolently rich to be rendered proﬁtable by the ole. tashioned method or pm-working‘, ‘proves’ nothing; tor some nines which have yielded very handsome return: are or 31.. identical degree of poverty indicated by Mr. Jen_ney._‘_The_anienltnral portion at the to. "pom-ev!den_i1r.dsgi_gnea by him to draw ““‘“"~'~emnu¢n n_v_-7 mm no-sarssr-one on the 8014 19810”: N4. 7'9 mm the impression thatthe _1llaelr1Iiil_I arc.mor_e valuable gm- iarmlgs ‘asst grazing then" ."tor any other l?11¥P°|°- its expansion at eonsiderolgls 1933”: on the Inc zra_sses_whloh growpzoro, their abundsncc and nutritious qualities. and declares that about one~lwen_tletJs, oi the Whole um my ‘be ‘pronounced. arable". In‘ reading over the report lt_ls dinleulttc retrain from the thought that the _l’rotesser is keep. in: mi: more than he mu.’ ma uuoeaoo” and stnblrscus gold. his admission that. gold ‘exists in miles ti“-wtltiu. and his evident desire to enlarge on other points to thI__cx. clusion oilhls, ailtcodlo mac‘: dwbunh naticr whlohshonid at once he settled.‘ IT . ~_m Black Hills are worthless, let. the tact he - .9 \ .,_\.¢' acrtnneames.-‘seen 1:s:‘year.'us‘¢te'eosn an , A. r‘e:.o:sz~nasroons:r1s_sususaoe- - expressions about the _ known immediately: if they are +.l..e:. for mining or other purpoeﬂ. no Iltlﬂi ‘GIN’ mentsllsxn in behalf ot a few thousand naked savages should be allowed to delay their occu- patlon. by our sturdy pioneers. The Indians who now occupy them would be as well oil. it ' not better, in some other locality, and'0\1i' , people. who wllllnitfiiitstely occupy the coun- try whether the Government buys it or not, -will be relieved treat’ the necessity or con- " tinnal wstchinlnses in order to retain their erenlum~thaté_h. _ ' V ’ ' * They ysst.eids'y_’,}onj- __b I *v1'ov’r“o:' ‘ , me. this tnturezactiou at Great ;l3rltain," which. H V 5.'m¢itenoThtsbee&.nloaenmsereputatio- 7 - fm‘aéy."- The London. Ztmes. though anything Vbt1t'a‘n}‘orga_zt?‘? oithe 'Go'vornna'ent, ls tre- _'-nquenuyused try,‘ theisintstry as s- leases to ' - teel thefpulie of in xnllillc‘. Throtlxh its col. units a glimpse oi their intentions or poem. - yolioy ls_ pox-ultte_d‘t_o appear, and thou tol- lowe setionsir-repudietleu, according to .1, , _ the sqzgeulon calls tort): twin i-ltl pccple., ~‘I'hla»belng understood, the utteq-,5 snccsot the 2"imee_ ata critical period like the pres tit s_reywort1o'y'c£ the closest "study," and ’ cularly the iollowiny cable telegram. concerning en editorial-in itslestls oi! the . 110613855, 4-she. !’1srllish_ insurrec- "“°”>"".Y' ‘”'3"""'°:‘.*“.‘*.°"!“‘!“?'.*’3"*.‘l“‘3 . .5 tsea1aiidy_eutothis.[r-aaoaatl destiny head’-sob ‘tied it by a=',~oo'n,issenee -leetween the-Powers. x’eaoecshbobeoegg1l;t_ahontonlybytha¢xstncttosi' cl Turkish authority,‘ . Iithedistnrh-ed provinces wet>ceaee’tatho-.sato:toepla;~e;t:.€Auerrta. the .~1’,owsrai_alah:tal:s__etetsureIyy sureerot thesis- fovhtch 3l1i_3k'°!'i"-_i11-lI__'tII|,‘,,|5'l“l.'Pi'-,"°i¢"‘|°‘ ‘lunch ' V thistle <31... at tno‘tlee=le7w1tIoh.zss‘nrlut1i‘oeeeen.'. mcatlosns, and t2'ee‘._fst1dden or’: its polioypto preserye the loot the territory of the Ottoman ﬁmplre, in- cluding Hereegovlnsﬁne all my otlzcrDan- nbisri possessiosut. Row itis suddenlyﬂeclarod that Herzegovina has practically, and "redemption, escaped the grasp oi Turkey, and ' 'p'eseecan be brought about only byline- cttlnction e_t_ 'i‘urkia_h authority.” _ ~~.Ytewtngtliis‘nsnarkahls.'ststentoat in the light otthe heavy indebteetness ot,'.t‘url:ey to . "the" British, was tum "lent has nearly all the has borrowed tor theiast thirty years, and rexnsnsberint; the absolute glepsndenee. oi‘ ' f_i‘u_rkey for her on tliefsupport oi the ‘Western European 1’o'wers,;‘lt becomes an, ' \ xovernedher av mu’. xlnnnym thus ap- parently re\‘.'.- «H .; their policy. by consenting ' 1.0,;-and even \.;.mg the ncoessityor, a partial dis':ncmb'ermgnt‘ei the European moiety or ‘;th{“8iek man." doniinlons, The natural" qiresnznplion would 3» that _§nxland has ‘little so_:nel_>ar'3*aln,-orsejes hei-waytao some ‘political ansaxeﬁient, vi-homey, ssaert_deo' Tod ‘£{orzego1iz_la'.by.'1‘nrl£eyweli1£l-sedound to the strengthening; h‘er'ow3': position, iii.‘bar- ' ring the road to India to her only possible "I:°.asteru rival, Russia.’ I: this could be done without materially impairing thirpowor oi -’J.\_1rkey proper to meet her e.ip'g.m.m with box-_ British cs-edttors,_the advantage to lee . and ._i_.he teicgrazn we uuote ' abet/G. gives the‘ 4key_'__t,& um‘ '_ when it ‘advocates the giving e! th.e'.‘dis1.urbod provinces to Austria. Austria is lo‘-daytlie problem which Eu- rope has to‘ aohjé; Whether she shall can- tlniie to exist as a nation, or be ‘crushed out or by Russian absorption at the Belsvis races on the‘one hand a13d=Ger'nts.nab- _ sorption o! her population on the ._ei.her, will have to bescttled In the next gen- ‘erai war, snditls with akoen eye to this tact ‘that British Ministers are evideistiy operat- ing. The possession of the Danuhlan prov- inces o! Turkey-will he a potent factor in the solution oi’ this problem, as it will give to the Powers controlling them undisputed posses- sion oi" the months at the Danube and prac- tical xnastosyo! the great cuitral ‘European ykiley, enabling their ﬂeets and armies to thrust themselves, wedge-like‘, between the tones or the Northern nations which will probably be tuned handed together (or pur- poses of nnntual aggrsndlaenscntt. IIOIGOYBI3" Austria. 'thouxh”‘doul)tless without hope oi restoration to her former supremacy in Get- aeanie_silalxs,_m_:_nld oertainlynqtbc ungrate- (ul ,i'or_' a . chance to revenge her disgraees at Sadowa ssidixoniggratn), _Bo "Britain cont-.‘ P018 '!‘qrk_ey to the surrender, :0: these .15":-avg _ ;_toces to Xnstria tn cenelderatlonot an alliance ohhhslvo .a_nd~_yie:ensive in -the coming mug. re." and the right es them: 1lns,_ox caresses, ia'eono'pl_sied and eosssedldatsd, the extreme‘ ‘ ’ rfsht hams aroused an the mountains at ca-‘ hut. 9tllh8_l§f§§£th6_¥lnBisYzance,li.rltsin herself bﬂinli 501031154 ‘ctlonlatlon on so- ronnt oi her»1nsuisr_poslti_on.- _ . ;- ' . ' ‘ltxnaybesaidthotrranee wants pgggg go Immpento txum-the when-use losses tained in the late war with Germany, and the statement would be, in a sense, correct. .13e,t there is‘ something’, which Frenchinen want more, gin‘ the Ilhenish *"‘*°°=siI.2e9._hsIor19;l-3L_IaaisAn¢1J4a;.i;inm>— ,onBerlln's sixnlin-:dtsszsc_e as that sustained "by their own beloved Paris.‘ Xtwlllbe amat-, ,ter on little-dinleulty-,io“lsduce Frlnoe to are the tents" the ‘bonus--una which will stretch" can the Qxnsio the North See, more 0ll5¢¢N1¥is it would be impossible. tor hctto keep out or the voriexor the it oemes,.and as to her would natnrauy be‘ allotted the post of honor in the ‘ﬁght’. ‘ . The European toreevthus arrayed,-Britain,‘ France and Italy. Austria and Turkey on the south, lacing Ilnssts and Germany on the north. it may be at interest to speculate on thepouibie vastness oi the operations under the now cx_.istlng conditions. During the Crimean war it was suggested that Britain should utilize the vast population of India to draw her soldiers from, but the idea was‘ ; never carried into eﬂect. on account at the then insnperable diilicnltyoi distance. The "Suez Canal has changed all that, and she as. ‘at her__ comnland minions oi the . an“; rilgl'sting' material in the world, in which ﬁcticvhﬂqe. t at course. the timid and )'tmde‘rsise'd. Bengalese and-_-‘gnu; _ tn. Jtabiiahts ,_the plains are - excluded. ‘ ‘ , Vﬂlkkl, ‘Afghans, Bur. _ _ _ . warlike nose have prayed time anduszayls ‘er _2:ugiisl_i encore. . tiaeli: splendid qﬂnald ,and‘ thoiyupply or such men 1. p...ue.l1y.enumlt¢s§<§_‘x,ag1.neVoonls gthereiore, 181- once, appoarloiiths theater of " :.'.»-sn...z.............—a...a..~.. European warfare with an army not in pro- » .a.... -..... ..._._......-............h.._ ....-...’..._.v .=....-_.-.....;. 'natiou'andpr'ovldo_1ea' 1seeeaatttes”ol~the1t-£ture.j- , matteretimportsoce to decide what:notiv::..*-.79“ .KI1l193 "'°l1m,“b9‘b7"9l'P“.¢h the more en-.~ portion to her resources ofaruts and money: and in ’eei_l'ms.t'ix*.g. l‘zer_-" osipsclty ‘l_e_tli’i‘s ?_O*f spool, her possible armsmeht in-tLh:s'ileii_l might safely beset down a’l:{halr_ s' million 1nen,'ln the proportion of iot’xr'.'In1ils_sts-ﬁlo; one I-Englishman. il'rano'e,_ =Itsly-‘seed uanstriaﬂ co closet: sen}! to..‘t'ho ._tr‘o_nt, armies jar . at rsge_streni:th'=ot.800,0'00,~ Belgium m‘°s°°,°s Thkkﬁfe Mud "£5 largely zeta. ‘writes, the Southern nu vron_ld_.be’ me. ‘By’ a‘ total force 6! nearly 3,ﬂ)0,_D00 men. "In the n'o‘rth, ltualsia could dispose oi-an army for lteld axnen'nt~ ’_-nugto, lgﬁrobably, In the neighborhood ot ‘ !,000.000men:".Gezmsny'e contribution, by ‘ ~ulllnx ‘out the Landstnrin for girl-tson service, could be easily raised to 1,600,000. wbllg the northern‘ nations -could be eonnpelled to raise a quota that wouidswsll the‘ northern total to ‘very nearly 8,000,000 men, leaving a numero- cal dedolencyae compared with the too or about hall a million men.» which deﬁciency" would be morethan me. up‘ hythe superi- ority-' oi the northern over such troops as ‘Italy or Turkey could furnish. , ‘ _, . One thing is certain, "time. war must come.‘ Ilunla and England have to settle the title to India, and that must he done on the battle tlelds at Europe: France and Germany have a simnaritltpute to settle concerning the Rheu- lsh provinces and-the Kingdoms oi lioilsnd ”aml B'si'ginxxi:"the'=eonttsned‘ existence or or? x fu.s_c_oon oi Asitria xi-lessee speedily decided, "and Ottoman inﬂuences,-usages and reuglott nlust he drtvexs;ito1n=EnropeanF territory to ihiir more oonﬁsnial‘-‘borne in Alia. when lheuJew_.petnte.shsll h's_ve'baes: eattstaotorlly ‘sell! plenty‘ of ., . '_‘ 'woim’.*3enrtge Council ln‘x.w' York was _‘a of no snxalllroireshing to ' tho-:0 ..v¢9.—..l"a’t-i ’hi=‘wr‘ ‘encased ' In claiming their rights, audio the teen who ‘ aid;a_nd _abe_t_ them tn“th'etr rlg‘e_tens_' an the rights of the yoeposite sex. It was ‘s time" tor':'bala'neln_‘g"up their ac- _counts, and ascertaining how much had-been gained durlngthe‘ past year, and hotrnlnch talent he antiezpated inthotittnre. Ia» sur- veylna the prospects oi the year you by‘.‘tlt'e ladies found no s_su.e":o.- "t, but, on ‘the’ contrary, sumetesst reason tor greathopo thatere long their utmost wishes in retard-to the beliotwonld be realized. The ilx-st, source hem‘ whi_eh_ they derived Jeemlext was thereto’ iezhtiehixao concernin- _ ensendxnont granting do sum-age’. ,Thon¢h.thh'w*asds£eated.by .y_»T;a mnmlmlng msmny,-yes ittsxrattty-7 to sale that the ’wol‘:':on "were highly pleased‘ by the some voteswhichwweyo out in .lis favor. Bad the i0.000_heen'docbiod, no cause their nzlancuon would hare ‘calm; a tangible term: lent, as‘ it was, they were torcedtocenlent themselves with the thought‘ that «see.» people are vote _fot"'it, altorail, and we knew they's7v'oizld; be; there, now, " .another>esnse;o,t‘rejelclsz was the had in every- Nonhei-a euu some legislative was taken on petitions presented-in belsalrot temale sun‘rage._ It tenet easy to how this law unite a gratiﬁcation, «slneo‘sl_l the action taken was adverse to the more-_ nient, and In sense cases -strongly condemna- tery or re: but'temalelog'io is like o_mtIlpotent' power, it can override every obstacle, and, therefore, all that can be said otthe matter is, it thowomozl are satisﬁed with the ‘result, x and consider it a victory (or their cause, the rest oi’ the world should at least becontcnt to allow them the peeoeahle venjoyuteut of their fratidcalion. {rho It'cp‘nhl_lean,.plaifertn oi llsseachosetts gevetho Suﬂraze Council great satisfaction. since It included a declaration tsverinx ehual rights irrespective of sex, and‘ the xuesohersoi the Council evidently believ- ed in the sincerity oi those who'lnsertet'i the close. it women over do obtsln_ the ballot, their roles should thcreiere be given to'tlse Republican party. for the same reason that It has the solid colored rote. But as consider- tallone oi good looks and personal popularity they be expected to have much more weight among tho.lsd_tes'thsn any political cause, we do not anticipate any heavy Republican gain iitemale snilfrage ever should go into eileot. The Council were delighted to notice that the looalsocietiee cm the conutsyhaddone much to detect "these who were“ append to_’gthe_~noyexuent. jtzappecn that through" tlis?‘conhtry the ladies’ clubs singled: out the.asp_iratit£' '10:‘, t>§1f_bi' l1°I_ltlon’ln . _'xegud‘to. ‘tussle ‘saunter, _i'orcedthetnto declare themselves positively ooewayortheother. '1: by fear .w..'m- sequences they extorted a prosaise or avete iorthelr c_suSe',vallwss1'velli the husbands, brothers and besiazfj wet. tov~eee_£er the invert»; candidate; but it the latterdid notseo titto bear the brunt of thesnﬂhca brittle, woe be to’ hint; the..seine arts would haveboon eaeployedlnhisbeuﬁlwcre J:s_1gt_onaiynsed to his injury. " _‘1‘he Donnell did "I70 ' till a survox. oi, the work -done in Lila. gdunﬁtyg thy operations cl ierelznw as ‘ gnpuud under review, and when we re " mu ‘filial sinall; cause at lessee the so much aatlsiaotiotz, it_ls.no;t surprising" unt- they shosﬂd consider. ahrosd with the,sante.~tavtn-ahlo'- eye. "In ems, in-italn the ean_se,wa_s. not quite‘ ss'elo's'o' to. success as it__was in lﬂchigan, but the net, .thst,.ms:ae1i.r.oted .10: use ",Woin.en_.’s Die-2 ‘._'ahllities- Bili"w_as. ,~'ici°rrsiv=1_!°“‘n8 *5-iveorlv bur»-H.-«.uI.Iw about havehoon on the losing side of A‘ movement lately presented to the Xtilsh Public. » . » ,/’- ,_ i . A The - resolutions with rrhreh the Oenirdl "thanked God and took courage" contain a’ new testers, which, it carried out, will giro- tho ladies a tdianee to Join tom; Angina’ Centennial, and for a reason that the strong’ Jemaie mind will appreciate. In view or the fact that an Important .Proaidcnl.lai election‘ will like place in the. coming year, It was ursed on therrlends oi. the movement to pe~ titien the Legislature: of all the States totah ~ immediate action‘ on the female snﬂrage ques- tion, that the wyomen might take a part in the ‘next general election, and we suppose, it possible, run either a {smile candidate tor I’realdeIz_tﬁo‘_r some man who would pgomise !alt.brully_.to"appoint ladies as his cabinet oili- cere and heads oi Government departments. ‘so much tor the business part or the pro- gramme; but as the men aroto have a Can? tsnoiai celebration to colnmemorato the ac- tions or the ﬂrst Congress, the women must eoeld-one no porlornaneetei anus 1.5 APi36*!?’»iL"“'-1‘“4“*.“i.I“H£'ss¢.-the‘ -snklt he-ointohnlsiiied. hot .1...» .a_s' geod- 5¥1°Pi.°5i‘rf.vb*ﬁi9¢ ,1‘,-.lvi1'..1=3.i~59"=‘=*' °.' *0‘ .=;1’r,iw,iscw coasr,m.£:=1ioh':orber;sé£lcs. «Sn _-telly 9, inc‘; e_z_tego_ee tuning: to “oil intran- tta£uts.!" mt; Halt‘ '.isltab;unls" include "woolen as. wall so n"un,'thts is reckoned a suﬂlclent handle wlzereon to hang a. ‘'_Grand ‘Fs::dsle'8nll”rag~s Centennial Celebration," which tsacoogdlngly to be held in‘ Burlington, 1:. J,. July 2‘, me. _ ‘TEE OOUBT OVAPPEALS. . Once! these things which no follow could tlnd out‘ hasbeee the rotten 'd'etre of the doom: Torte‘ oltho Circuit course! amour: county. The notion of the thing was that the live Clronlﬂudnel. atiertrylhx auddlsposing eldbe eases separately. came together -and-sat in Jndgnsent Jointly" over-_their_’.cwn‘de”_olslons; Botnetinaee ’ um". reversed men; one seine- times they dldnoey‘ heswhethse-_t_he’y reYerrsef ism oruotdid nee" semen -retry ‘neonate. ter:'the eases-were kcnexally carried tithe the Supreme Court, s.nd’,‘_ lnsteadotlréinz a trams‘ ' at ‘or dune.-l.o1.saan. the‘ General Term were the aspects! being a haitingplaes, awaystdo ion on the road toise Bupreme Court, where the legal gtesmm could get thelrwind, ‘and incidentally selves with an additional toebolors engaging in like goooioisive struggle ﬁtoro the last tri- er the sun- - p wssftheresson ‘why the world. una isa'rs'1e'd_,in’thsf law, to understand the Gin‘-r-I W.’ “=°"°"‘*°*l‘.'°°=*i isms d_eajs.‘at<_a?o'i ‘me 'r.sot‘.-moan to 5 we of ‘ -‘plas',=and't.he.t'e ererdtlsouwho tiwoais'tttu.t_ ltsdeetslocs "did. _a'_sowet pins. -out believers and lllkn sawthat the General 'i‘erm.de_oidotl Thotlgogi that it ever- -worked the Jud ; it’,theret>y"on_enmg besedthe com'£.‘e: ‘the Special" ' Tenn. and nnsrgaotse adminiat:-atfon otjustlce. Natu- ral charity wasloth to believe that this lne_an~ lncless attend but been. eatahu.i.so'nare1r" to‘: the salts onnuusg ahrewdpraetltlenors in neeingeoolher tee to‘theirI_no(1_estdhasfes: gyettheteotwaspaeeat that tlsroeeutot ﬂour ot the decisions}! the 'i‘srm appealed irons. and -the -tonrth one never‘ would have can-led beyond spacial ‘Tenn it it had had,to face the linpreuse Oeurt, _v > so the suitors groaned,t.he attornaya laugh‘- ed in their sleeves, and the general ‘public niarreled wily this should. be.‘ when. lol the convention, ooeupoeed. mainly "oz , brushed out the General Tern!‘ wttielhebraodnew lzrooxnet Lew Delores. -'12." ltaplece they heve_k1ndlysttb.stltuted a’ Court of Appeals, which than have. 1nrisdie<. tion as swoeplnfand conclusive, and which ‘ahalihe a axpeneite. "The one tin.- provomant over the General Tom is .. that whereas in the General Tsrtn Judge it... was, very oarolul howhe reversed the doiadaioowt Judge B. lest Judge 3. should time over- turn theelscriahed decisions ettindge A... the W“ .C0“.1'F°* APPMB V‘!1‘!>9,,'1z¥W°1'“‘ ‘R. the interests of l.l1e..Cll‘§ttlt Judges. But thognthcre is-this objection, that thepesr Judges will dz-awf. goodly salaries, will need elem sndreporterl, and al'£is‘gem_x we will ¢ctoil’_ohei1ilyjl£'we do not pay$_m,000 s‘y__ear £0? oIu'*Oourtot-.A’ppeah, sovcalled, because it isaoourt It-omwhleh appeals will be _iu¥ variablytakeu. '- - ; We would not grumble over the sxpendlé. tore oi the money per so, bccauaolt its 1 ihatonrcirenttbusineaolsradiy-in ‘ ',f and our Judges overeeonsnbcred, and-[their nnxnbﬁr. should be'lnereased.~ But to pay the’ noonsysnd then gezﬂnotmg tor u, to see the General '§'erus'hsatiiy disposing or its rubbish in’ order to move out or _ the Temple oi Tltcntis only that its place may be occupied bylthe same thing under another ‘name, this saddens us tor many reasons too ‘numerous to mention, and not ieastor th_em»‘la ‘because it begets asuspicion that the groarlegal minds etthe Convention were willing to'_ misuse thelrpowcrs the “constitution of this Oolnrnonwoalth in order to swell the places." perquisites-‘and (cos of their pro- fession. - =— . . ' '1‘RK'OUBAN QUETION. 'Wit.h'out to,_that' View oi thk country which sees it gohsnotbs docs, .. which bewslis 1 or ttqeessndoosxtrattslttui-ithtlsepurerspirit oi‘ ante-loeliuin days. ’<'>n'e‘s‘sssy"st.ill.s‘il:_iilt'tlts.t=e." marked change halroosne ere: tlse_senttissent,~ the mode and toneol. thonghtol the w.Ltn'_er_t- ean people.,an<_1_that:the ‘changojds not;a wanted. a esaqejeeozd he toned to the -nets in which a‘ certain - action ‘now regards. »'the‘strng_gie goingpn in ind in the re- ception accorded to any proposition; looking to - :.lsIt.eiv.eg’t!,<21?-"'13x.1.'t.-' er. a steady" '»°§m‘81¥‘0oo‘tiit’Hy ‘- _ _'l‘tmsw_ss_wh'sn it :a_ise,ti:ost'and‘-. «Mt o'jr=1'erté.iociiré"t.h'osoar.o’r and enthusiastic support ,0! sentiment in this country.’ natg§nalitles all the world had :eo1ne t.o._‘lool: upodns as thetrxood xylene: .tr;lte(_'allles'<!i_1~a:'nyl out be ' M 1-yvrw 'mum w_he_ther' it were .. 1.s_n_.rstze.reapinx the .t_r'olts o_t last. precious seed hshad sown in thedsnex-lean on-u¢'g'1e,-<’ar_,a Kossetlt _appcniIn::;to ‘ " lty, _ _ "Bourbon ‘tyranny, or, an O'Connell E2; otlktho. burdens, V . tony that the cause goiireedonmsad at once, without a‘dlseontle_nt'> voice’, _ ‘port. _. 7 .: , 3311f II ' ‘ V _ I I to awishier the Successor since he !s'sc_t sfhoi-rl} so lend and long that it'ciieetnaliy,'d_rowns rs~. moiestrance, and niifeh_ less mum‘ on‘. em to,‘ the world has ever lrnewn might very properly lift a hand to help thesuilerers tor freedom in a neighboring Island. There is no use to ap- Lpcalingeo 1ust_loc,_ to humanity, t.o‘seit inter- est, no use to point out that th_e.protracted' slaughter is as hopeless as it is cruel, no use to suggest that ii’ we do not secure the tree- doxn oi Cuba a stronger powerthan Spain may secure a more complete subjection. Reason will not be heard before the shrill know whether it is hatredter thezllepuhliean party which has pasaedtnto a‘ hatred oi. treev - don: ‘ivory-where, or pwhether this feeling is an engsirition oi sense blind and mlaguidled opposition, b'ut certain it is that under its in- ,-slso have their centennial. To be sure, they nuance a word in large 0! Cuban tree- . ,...-..-..-.,-_.... ..._H-__....-..~.,_t......,..L.,......-" ' J;-‘x... '“-i - - taevidonced bythe iactthal anulnber ‘oi recent. ch_enge'mr the bong. _ 11 an__i_llnst:ntiotI were’ = ‘opinion its sup- . i-'sa:a1u§téréx5.poAo«:h1féniu§ E .xuzxeet..that the only Denaocrazic Republic, guicry of that miserable tsetion. ' We do not ' dam. -is as. trinity" as :2 1: were a proposition to extend slavery. ‘l'et‘what are the (sets that an !'or sens years so insurrection has been carried on with verging fortunes, its contests marked with cut; ferocity which itrepheatod in all the civil wars oi‘ the Spaniards, and followed with that apathy which promises an indeiinlte conlinlt~ once. The very:-lchest spot on the {see at the earth is daily made poorer and poorer, lite and property grow daily less sewed, prosper-' ity fades away" before the sight. {in the can ‘tune is all the pastoral scale’: on the other. at little band or patriots determined to hold out until the last, yet hopeless without foreign s.!d, the aid that on come from nowhere ex- cept the United states. ‘We do not aslote tree the Ciibms agsiisat their will, but we insist that the tallnreei Spain to put down this in- surreetlon ln.'sevsn- years is preoi that Cuban ieell3.lg‘is_"ott am ‘or 1;-e_eoou., noes: s-jam is sersetly_ the sauce as the-right at site‘:- too against trance. ‘ aej_'*:oe zsgstj or these“ United swim against Great 3:-stain a hundred years ego. ‘Whit should we do but help’ Wm’ ’ '.. But we are so for me. helping we do not even dare to help ourselves. The President has had to take his invariable ‘quota at suspicion, obioquy and insdlt, tor having met a note to Spain demanding that thorlghta -oi’ Americans in Cuba should be respected. lie is even acmeed_oi-impreoar motives and or unworthy schemes the Bpa_n'ls'h and ewcr. makes l§fhVlti0h$_$hKt. his reinonst"ran'eo's—. ~sere"'3v¢11~.to2.wd?«1~.I=‘54<:1 ..t.h.-.*:'.5.1>.*i'=" W hlthmb snnted. Aﬁ-orm in.<74ibe their rights (as »'witeces'the ‘virnintnsfitﬂaiﬁi ' 8«‘ml:'rth1s.I» a y’.#r“to' matter! it it truly represent the Anssrlé can sptritytheuj thc‘AxnericsLa'spirit is sadly in — need. or being educated up to-a'.het_.to’i*‘i_t'an4l- tiened,-ls neither more _ai¢nlﬁes.nt. nor real- thsnwasthe whichhailsdtheiblbecral ilspnhllcaniaxn oi {our years ago. ,It is a survival of that ancient sham, and its falsity -will be rare-akd’whon any occasion shall test it, The American people and still the friends ‘of ireedozn, and will listen to the appeal.- wtzleh comes from Cuba in splice! ailseee tloealendtanatical outcry, and the solution _o£ theonhin question will tollow altel-the manner-olthe column: of thellexican ques- tion ten yosrssgo. _ V - I 51-. _ A use nausea John ttothnsoyer, agqtareportedaehavlngt-aoea learns the city _ i‘nn5as»‘pipcsatthenertIswestoornee_o! HM »aas|«dOlsoutee.nIveanoeeeeatohc\i‘eakia¢,asthero tsaatsapceableeiaelio! gas-perceptible tallest‘ locality. I _ _ ' ~ ‘ tumoaxirrrn Deon, whoattcnsy-ted to conduit ssslctdeen Betnndaycvenlnmweaaeattotheotty Hospital yesterday foreseen’ by Dr. xchtnsoa, whoprooeuncedha-'eaaeada‘nxeeons see. J '_ ’ Ins. Bznxcca star. llvinght Xo.wlNee\h Laighieenthsn-eet,tarepertod by the pettesrln a~ scoot destitute condition. no is tloo'eid‘aedtn‘-" 1tr_xKto‘work,aadtsw1thoutncaesorirlandi. ‘ .a.o1u'sr.o'bal1wtn be given on Thaniragtrlac dayat thoaennania mule.-tor thabenaiit oi-the Jewiahos-phanA.sylnna. ltpromisestobeasnag. nlhesast success, judging trons the peat interest 'talltntnthe,'tn.atter. _ .7 _ ’_ _ rsvx.-nous: eonetezeeit bun oxsthe ‘radars! Bank of Chicago have been in otttullllou for’! long _ttnse,viotlxatxin3 people In ‘sllpparts oi the country. hntthat the issue has nosboseekpended attempts to pass those 930; P°“0°- .. menu owxxs. colored, was, late unsatur- day night, arrested by Oilieer Obetaltanss, oi the First District. on achsrxeot assault wtthtntoet to;kl1l. It appears that about ttrowroeh’ ago Owens stepped aaernsan by the name cs Henry hleehenllsmp, who was riding along the Union read. about two and a halt eslies below Booth 8:. laonls, and" sailed him for ’ semethlnx. which Idoeheatkaznp did not understand, and. sauce» henkannp alleges, without any other provocation ‘whatever, Owens dresrapisecl uldttted stone. but fortunately missed him. The negro was posi~ thely ldfilhﬁtd by hloehcnkainp, and ircmthertrstntatricttc thefourcoorts toawaltj a hearing. ' ‘ - o -.—————+——--—-- boou. rmtsoxans. u‘nox_ P. noxouxn, Fort Wayne, is as the mum-. ‘ I ‘JUDGE 3. G. llaxzrxn, bills have been reported so. ot'l(tnneaoolie.isa pg-ucstatthe hohde. _, 5 Oo:.oxztx.'D._P. _Yn.s;s.uios-oar. oral‘. Jee,is ro3tst_eredat_theI.oelede._' ._ _ j ‘ -_‘ 2. w_.kau..ui1>.oi the‘I.onxviewIt¢ev-ta-,ts :1 ‘ atthe flutters‘. , 1 ‘ 0. nn.x':xs.sugss:ere:t.usu.s.xano Oinee atlrcatong isln_ town. - 0..-Bun,’ a altos-t -Wayne, i.ssts_epplaxat_tlss5I.tr'adoll.€ ‘ , _ _' 0or..‘Jaxx',s_A'.,anusox.et X:-ooton.ista the ‘clty,aadsrmxomalnaidarastwo. . I.‘ xos.__._ro'mr D. wnaarasa many, oi xew Or- leau,areigeztat‘uedaithpI.tadel1. .. Oomxsr. rttonus.It*.-~woons.u_s-r,-at tea l_l‘nitodEts.telAss1n,y,lattt§;aLliadell.:' . Aw. 1’.Du'sn.ar, assets: or the National- i1ank,ol:t(at§_oon.ni..laatthsI.selede. V , ooz.oscar.a.wasxn,~i..p_.-ezatneaeytaeeez oi, ldiaslaetn>_i‘,ia‘a.§_tlIe!4nde1l.-f_ti_1!I.«lt1hh;hsl1y..;. ' ' D. uamnmrs. and ' .},u.x«‘rm.-;m at . " -. '_,......,.._'g' ' . ‘con. .1. I._.'¢Bnrxxs. ex Booorille. and snags ,.'l'ohn'_1’emun..oi, Jolie:-son, Tunas, are at the : tins. wx. rasarox, or Il3e.x1n.gton,Ky.,_asad Elan.-LB. Bow-_lnao,clthossescple.oe.werexoa- . . aw“- .. _ ‘~ _ . Ohroenesteelwerks _ b V .-wppinsaune $oulhea'n. an. Kayne, alumnu- ileawllelnewosasglaiiuhs .. , .5 - ens ezavctixts_n:’n_:mpooita.‘st‘esio.- .. Parisa-Kr. Boicc and tamiiy, Lin. and Bias -Edsel], Mr. and Mrs. 17‘. Kennett..l'. Blankets and Oolonelilaeoes M. Wilson and wiie. - -———---4--———————— trwxxrr sxau. nuns on the olive street road, fourteen miles irons city, at aoeuon on the premises Saturday, xevctnber fl. M75. See ad- vertisement in this paper. . Lanna: L Voolu-us. Br _lzsox1xo' rosin Linsct 1 tvrrn A Conan.-_ you saayirritanthemlntoacessditlenrtpetorthl production oi tubercles. and thee. Iuinatiol a‘ ‘ curable al:ecttos\.yeu may-have to deal wtshoon-‘ -eamptioa. Dr. Jayne‘: E, ' promptly, cures all coughs and colds, aedhy mum; vigor tattle , 'yor;ans,coahiest'ltena’son'uly throw ea‘ allebetrnoteoaa engendered by neglected ole. $3317.: , shit: -' art}. But we helleve'lths_t ihe_outery'whi'eli' _ _ is raised. whenever the name ot Cubs ls'nssn- - bu‘. m"”a huh.‘ xuha 1 than!“ kosndissxly 'I1i.l'brId.'i'Wl1lO talking .- er spirit inﬂuence, he-,‘assunies_j_t_ho'l’MptrI6-. ‘ .BP°°k11'i.lIV’}!‘;9%°6|u‘AI,td' " V L.’ no “_thepapet..; 1.;-. . oosteatpizsplsttywrltlex _ ‘_€ "seuce: ~-Deslrlngtenta naxoe-‘wh_ioh he.-zlheen mmxlize ma «moors. ‘An ~.5.itcrnoon- saith Qhas. Foster, gtlze Great Jxadium. ﬁorreions‘ Exhibition at Clniryoy: snt.i’e'wo1-s. ‘bodied Spirits. Undoubtedly. the meet aeoucortnt eiavtlem which this an has produced isiﬁharlos .7. factor. Smi- neyt mental ssdmatiota have suds his — plows:-saubjeetot aarcfnla$Idy,and ‘hare ‘ _ dhght thttgllouhd tmtiiy the en. ' _ lot‘ ‘ _“ _;. O‘tsl$h'eJoatra'sy,soi4sra,sdp-' poet-aeceo;O°:f.'3“.‘ 3315 that the enema; power which hopxﬂbih is the disembodied aptrtb who -eons uadxeatlsiahidsziec. insani- lpoesaenlsotpeoois In-‘every H setsstthel‘.sctnzathc'pos-_ ‘ '°=“"°*.*??. Hotel, taomrevgsutlisaaztrhoeahe lssdconrtoosist rha'wruer w-ae'eo'a'o!‘..tho tote.‘ sudithinits‘ _ hots’ doing-eotttlu jnsttee’ eo'ahee.saaa.et Epiritoslistssln roisttcxﬂaliineabu wtisscascd. .' ...- _ "~ me a2nsuxos.- 2 : . - , Thea-olsnothinz particularly noticeable about 'X§.jfuteﬂsconntusaee. Hosssaetalsgenas peculiar totliaoxdiaary 'm¢§1ah..f_ long ‘hair is ‘nxisstu. ioantheectij-at-‘y,,h1s:rsen.nlt:o: ¢_u.‘ek_ hair is‘ combed. lie tequila ‘ ptassoas »-rltal loo-co. l!islocl¢tabenin.s_nzl'::aetons, and__hls‘ “°l"°3""“‘_*?"‘.I*‘!‘9!".'f".-“'.°'!¢“i'?°3' _ . .. I i . . tlooel 1ray,yot t nstursleeseat ‘rise three visitors toned its. rostea-e.lone’.ond executing Iona uciodioualr upon a. piano which spoodltshiapador. B'.eis.royelod to be an ao~ ‘courpllahed patterns: on this and other musical Instruments.- zu euxcx. Afters courteous reception and a '_hri_et desnl~_ -to_I'ycom_jerunon',=the'1jtsitora ‘were requested to" ,aeatthans'elveaarounda\_raznlahedplns‘tabio in ‘the outer otthe‘ apsrtcsoat. L'psunhot»oi mum a alarpoeedpecethwles-aon1he'tahio; also a card Gaining a printed alpasost I ' -e+.uamanpa_o: salt, __nuagaue« ’ persoeswhos‘ca1:vlrlts'n:eyf' ' ‘, _ one with. mm was compiled srnh, each writing. tbedlnreat have on;seoArete"siips»og.paper, iolglistthepaperatighsty pleolnxthcuina haapinths4csxste¢_o£{the 10.. lltlawasdsassin smelt e,maane:an to easy detention. , almost ta.- neeoiseslyvusedtes a gentle tenlt=xoatbslteor— was heard’; and heir. ensconced that sv-pm was One of the antkmenwse directed to run on: thoaiphahétwitls tzie uooinn,‘aeo.to write down tbeletia-a indicated byrths splritji «spa, unset,-sue to occur when the desired letter _was‘reaehod.-lnthls srsyaaansswas spelled out. ’wMchwaethatetab:etheretcnepr'eeeat.' lax‘. Fosterthsal tool: up thetoldged papers Qnohy one,‘- snd placing thetnathts toreheai. as ii reading tiemwtthhia msnd'a eye. indicated.‘ correctly, the name whlohhsd been spoiled. subsequently, hetoldconoeuywhcvethis individual had died. including the day. month andqyenr‘. Tao one was D¢°='“°'*..”> 09 inlleciaiana. Onoottlte who had, lnevsrral years “When be married to a-sousgiady whodiod ;tn -Oalticrnis. wrote her 'aanaeonasa_e:pei1tIportnthernanaerdaeerth_od ‘shove, andaoceaepanlod it with‘-/a written’ desire," to know it sheihad lored h.txn_whi.te oaearth. 5 . . .‘F1'l‘HDq!'.lIl1’A1llt’t'.’81'?0X1‘ _. ..- the medium rightpapsrirons among" the beep. and wrote out the name is tell. without examining the paper. In addition to this,ho wrote‘ outthenamesaata-Barbara, as the placeiihere she died. rhis noise had never been written by the gentleman, not had it been mentioned in any rnrnlﬁltwasadinittcdtobc "._l.naassrer tottsc question propounded directly to the spirit ed the deceased lady. Mir. Foster wrote. under hat inspiration, thatshadid lore leesaillanood while on earth, and loved hit: yet, and that shcalso" toyed tlselady he was going to marry. Kr. tester Jntonnedthe interrogates that howaseagagcd, “and weuldbe married shortly, on impeachment whichtlse interrogate: did notgalneayordsmy. ‘By request, the median txniteited the signature at the lady. and items adulteedto be a naost ole-roe eouserielh section-ian called tor the spirlt_oi_h.ts zather.. _Ihose_ name the Inc- yllnmreednynanscribodou paperassdaneounced thathia lather was-present. and his nalvther, Sarah.-was there.‘ The nsotherhad not tor,‘ mean the name aarahbocn mentioned. and thattlte medinnshonld aanadlly '_ ' hernatne was a niattoroi especial won- ,’ _. or jean. der. . . _ , , one ot the Txentloneen present test his rather staany years agoinrpsth, Geruaey,‘_ but slldlnet remoaeber with certainty tha_yoar lnwhlehhe died. Iiewsvevte¢h_enanso_onvaallp"ot ‘pieced lgtolded up, this nanso xx-Jesse: picked ent’teah:iat‘spses. and in. iornsedthﬂwnllemanthothchadesadsamlstatn as'tothe7esr;_the.thisi‘ather dtedtniasﬁlastead ogxesmx ltttedbeenwzitacn; 'rheeageegoa'tls- man I -thenanteotayounglailynorwhoni :;dh_ed_a longer nltaﬁhteeat whllein. uterus, "- :" :' rgg‘?!‘u= _ "V » " jreropreaent. ':‘)Ir..l'oeterhe4seeae,'-dtltlenliy tn‘ .petc6ﬂnghu'nA_.uehonthe__nhny'.thA§le.yonthb' s_nsl:.l;g_ox times, .-untolding or the splritdeatted “Mun: her mauve _toesme. nor aanTte., with rev-' "ml oi-ben..was written tnoennan and todiszxtxnlnately mixed in -one heap. no medium readily selected the proper "one, indicating that the spirit was present. - Oceelthovtslterscollodtcracoxnradewhollad leesnldlled tithe lle_ttle,ot Shiloh. it vn.s'lm4 , “' icr):tr.3‘eetea-so have seen-the nazae. _s-nd.witheuttonohinxtlsepapor,hetoek epencll tlaiahsielnoto; ‘ niamwltiiyeu. _ - ~ . .‘ , ‘ "PAD‘I. meson." -. *5!*M‘MM.9! i§4..Bt>iril°=11.°d 10r..tv,ho. .3“.-... _ than ou<hand..'.Eho,sotoo mites called iorhie; soother, and her name see‘ pxesence wueyannoenood by thometlium without -'GDmdm—uum'hn'Afua:?§x‘i‘.4.L~'nnumwm‘Fhm.rouu °‘“;°°¥°'-"'°“°4*‘““'P?‘°'?".’?‘”."“‘5°‘?"‘*"*" , assdIvllu.Vlbn. I t ; 1=s-.»°»cn:=ndrI=°-°1n=.v¢=-»1==4er"=°W9- traano-auu‘s.r.romn. - '7 =-"“-“'.“‘°“.‘°"‘ "*"'—“- .“""‘," “°°"°‘."°‘ " none-z.a;Jeweu. J -‘ “"’°‘°‘“"¥ -7 3 ' - London-Hr. and sin. 1:. crmasdennar.' . ’ — “"°-""""“"“" . Dowpmh . _ done: the progress oi the sauce susqulte po- collar. At times he appearediss it aboutto go into a trance. but would inuncdlatoly rccoror hinusll and resume a natural ,, ......e. Ills color would change xreqnentiy. once, while en- deavoring to obtains response iron: a spirit, he _ seemed to be under some orerpowcrinz inﬂuence, the blood rushing tchis lace, and he placing his hands unity to his henrtaa it his circulation were too strong to: himrlle smoked almost constantly, treqnenily rising abruptly" "and going to_ the ad- jsccut maatdpieee iota reside. at intervals he would ‘spies to his _as;aspis-.ito.si needless, 'elal:etnsthatiae hadjasllnitod. pr-oph_etio‘po'wer,_ sod‘ could a has-oaeoy ' whlchwbnld hens eertatnas me. ‘$53 hineand to tune. sense. Tempest, present and Inttuovere the eolsla,andheelsallsoreesln!.asasdpasts. '3 pretest, inaunuchaa his clairvoyant vlstea fut.‘ Message: of Love ‘from . ~ ‘ ' the splaitwostd. boeeid,‘ there‘ was no‘ division" or lvhatwutonathettztunwestoltlsatho :w_,:, 1.. than ten neiolsgg cargoes as eserssiexlx as.mz2o.ni experi- aeoee does prams: occurrences. rm: rs:-s Smlnigzvl in by use spirits were quite curious, and rot st sit like the cnmmanyiaoc raps. we are access tamed to heat ascend the o:.:<iisn's's sszeies. The sounds seemed to escape iron the carpet-, genera ally in the vicinity of Mr.‘ rosters chats, Mt otters they come several tees tilaunst gram him. they aversion’. be: quiet: and uleuoct. and niece only to response to questions from the medical. The erect open the visitor: is not easily do- eersbent. xseh 1-iqsreaoect themselves umntsbsf beyocd-raccoon, and roll that they were ecdeoterl to themsétes: he the nest wonder-ml peiveeneaascer witnessed. All he-:5 xfsnc there mxvvshir snpeusteetateesx. tense: one was as the most . _¢xtraoe-dreary character, aches jnstiy «two latest to the .ox'.jseiux the greatest living medium. gg¢)_g';§¢j(;§S¢'¢o.!§§ assoc ace hiznwtil doe; toeaioadisea winch jistcosess. as trot?‘ as tired!»- mn itsi’l,B0_l.1i_"i3iil¥Y£ll.§i‘I0_?¥. which is .5 to Hold’ some may fro-hforrowi ' Torn Scott, the Railroad King, 2.33 His ﬂirty, Anlve-.-Also. Numerous Smaller Belegaﬁma ‘ the "ea‘e1»aeeaaay.tno,eou:taacnze«txotsa:;m_asst he- isgoesply we s~eoots_ossaasnssls- .tiw¢‘V’!1*;"1»“-3192'“ °'l*°°**§1'31*°*'.'¢! 393*?“- __he¥d_fta.ﬂi#‘i_i;|81¢ﬂ%_3i¢9<! " ",.ex'ctt!ag'connd.oz-ablaintcp ass. and as every ticsﬂviii scsooaissodirbs one oi.-the largest ever haldta thiseeentrygaodaoeeotoarhas Monox- prcssedthstthe '.t.‘unple,where it is eoccnreae. wlllnot to accommodate the tan- " \ hunted: otstelegaiea who will he to attend- i.esoo..1t..v’rtn prove a mo: advaisttao to es. ssttsssae, allotment- If-!'0&I5ﬁl_'{§1l"Q$§1t/I‘I'l”o9_I>O6I purses, ardr db-. amt. Maser-est: mined or me -%r-fe!1na- 11sspartyre£cn-edto_isOeionel".t‘oes Scott's, and "it nuahercci belwoeoﬂalrty and lorty prominent rallroadnusot thokevatu Thespoeiattrai.n.ooea- stating _ot drawissgvrobm and cosamlnary care, ' horse at the ‘Union Depot an o'clock. The train wee detained at I point on the fan Handle, ei;athoars,try_anret;)xttrain'oirtho track. 4. party includes, besides colonel Scott, - ' .5. Bond»! Pennsylvania, conned-ore W- ’. x_ountsandJasees L. G2-chant ct Allegheny, Russell nrmotnamtaberg c¢aam~atal.B-P- . Jones; J.*2l.“}£cOttliouzh or the Pan Handle ll-sad, John W. Ohalxnt. _GoneraI'.!. K. ltereheed, ex- ‘ at if _._. ,0s;ztainDiek Gray, Colonel J. Id/.-1).. Oroason, George Webb. .Wtlllant Sanspio, Itayor W. 0. Iiecar-thy, B. 0. Bswyer. exvlfayossand W. W. rnllvrocd, oi the Leader, Plteshnrx; John '13. Kennedy, oi the Matt. ails» gum‘; col. John &.}Vri;hi. Philadelphia; Got. -1jrra._'John'sen, Charlotte. ll. 0.; General J. G. Wsl!set.et Texas; Oet..L. O. Noyes, Westport. PI.; (.‘apta.ia- Btockdale, Pittsburg; ex-Iiayer Morton Moliichael; ex‘-Mayor Daniel HZ. Fox. at Philadelphia: .a’.'Londo'_u Boer. oi’ Ifixlladciphla; D. J. hlort-ell,Johnsto'vrn, Pa:;.iohu Wood. D. 02 Hilnti’, Ooltshooooxan, 2‘a..; Thomas Bearer .uCd wugutd was Wli.ti.ne.oi Dsnrlllc. Pa. ; K. G‘. Ouwcolnmhte: John hi. natchmnn. George L. Bushy‘. wire and sister, Gov. Alex. Gnlntnluxs, cl Pnnadclphis, and-8. A. Ponxlnot Washington, n‘. 0. " ' ' ‘rosy are an‘mu...n¢ oi lntelligencecmi prom- inence. and» are deal cdly interns oi the pro- v<.m'<_m-4~ -V . no fvlzgtata delcgsticn, which arrived in the city on the e'am'e min mu: oeloeoxseowa play,‘ are at the,So,nt.hern, and.t1_Ie gentlemen compris- ing it are also well how: to the public. they on Dolcneel ritzhsgh Lee, General Joseph it.*i.uder- son ‘and wile, Obarlu xuu._0o1eeel Lloyd Eeali, '6c:o¢ral Jainea‘ 0." Field. Richmond, and Major W, neuter. ot Manchester. ' W.li.'iio- Keen, 8. E. Simpson. oi the \'sz>daiis.Boad;D. W. liinshall, B. O. 'I.‘hou:peon,‘rerro'Il.anto, and it. 0. Gray, Pittsbnrx, also are registered -viii ho party. ' A delegation’ tron Jexeraoe, ‘rune. composed of the following distinguished gentlemen, are Jogisterod at the lP'lantex~s'.: colonel ll. Lt. Socce- naan, W. hi. llarriaon. I1. 0. lnatt. F. A. Bohiuwn _Dr. A. 0. Oloptoss. and Oolonoi 1‘. J. Osmpbeii. There are other dole:-ates scattered about at the diiferent hotels and at private residences. ﬁver;-. ‘ thing indicates a full [attendance on the part oi those appointed or invited. special oonmltte have been appointed by the Executive Oonunlttco toaizenodtetho reception oi the delegates, and" willbeloandatcachoithe hotels atalsnost any honrtzo-day. J . _- runuvoon-. _Gcnors.l Frost has completed his an-anzcnscnta lorthexraadbaeqnct at the Ohainbetoi Oom- nerce_ml1;on'rh_anksgiv£nxevcnin;. rherewill beoaetahle placed immediately in iron:-ettlae nptruna.tobe occupied‘ hytheehatrmau oi the ev~eatog.tise1_i’1naldcnloit§eOos':vesttlon. saddle.- ‘sngulshedvisleera mu: some. oetmamom oi the Contention: ltftiere will be eight tahisa plecedaesosstisehalleepahleoieeatlnglqognosu attach. lherwtillzenunibered trointhenerth. _eruaod,nndeneotthe Aaatstanutarshalewtllbe .see§edatese_hesd_odthe_ ta_oles_to'preserve enter.’ _th_e_otl_aer St Louis see tm,tho"sueauI the neu- .i>a-I.olti=AP9IV!=,"°!tI=%rrop=risnnda.sreosbly aeeiedaudreeelroaliaeoesssry attention: , .pthshoado£ta.hie1¢o.1_w-lllbeD.P. Rowland. .-Peestdsstt oi the Exchange; atrthc tool, YLK. f lto.a,Gsorgona.h:s.ed Edyinﬁarrlscn. K048, Charles 2. Ohouteon and Olurlu Spook. lt‘o.t.Kcnry,»l'.. Patterson and Andrew Ile- - No.1. 0. I. Filleyand 0hari_esI..'. i1u.nt.- ~---- Ito. T. Johnknapp and Daniel G. Taylor.- Ko. 8, B. l1.'£Anta and I. M. Mason. ‘usdthoaaa1stasss_ ‘I-naneedahoveu-eta soloottheii-proportion irons those" pentletnonto eitwith them at thetablea, and sech’arraago- meats ought to betnadoatoncs so thatcvery-~ thiaegshallzeliknclocla-wori: on the e1-eningol thdhsnquet. It will beono at the largest dinner psrtleaoves atlesnptedinthe United states, and lxriotandthoronah orxauutionla necessary ‘nsamlts_‘seoeess'. Lists oi satzaca-then and any other‘ ‘osenstieacaahe_cbtained,tront Genera; . host, or htr. l=‘llley,e.t_tho Postmaeters room. _ . . asormcarxoh. ztatlonalnailxoadoonvontlon-wlllbe called to usoeratll a.'— su., 1‘ceoday~;'t_lc_rvesnbe: S3, at the '._§I\Vll1pIO.¢6l!I82'3‘[_ﬂhlDd7fl1lltlI,b] . ' _ i.’ . _ _'.'.u.xxe O.lBn9i;oxIxsn. " _ ' 9tse.trnan.b¢recnuseOo:sul-i.\ttee. - _ Xlctormlng the lnebrlntoa. - The columns oi the Gl.onx—Dnxocn.sr hare, tram time to time, contained accounts at the good being done iol-the iszebriete at Ilinghamton and elsewhere, but we have‘ omitted to notice the (act t._l_ntthex~o Sn recently linen established in our midst an institution similar to linricxn Lodge, nee.r1'taltlnoorc,and not unlike the Asylum ls; liusghalnton N. 11, than is smaller, and It pri- ‘ nu en::smrlse,wmle the Erie: is a state octah- iiahnm: medical ‘in .‘,. That tnobrtety is oitcn st diseuenoedl trs>ai.l:n¢nt there scenes new to he no, minds or those medical gun at who have nude Ml! I-a that itiaalwaya s M . ~ aid. rewonlsl seentioho doubt. ' ._ 'Ihe1actthstthed.r'ssaﬁsslsooiten'seoks'l.c . can cure .wueoo:un.— —myi'.3. ‘nuptial; all went aura: gxa-otmrotily . Iictrlllxontefstattbsiﬁouthsrxdnrinx shoproeont ‘ new-or teaasooetmaeal rose to betweest6t.enhenyiiie'and~Oolnnrbu. 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Mnro-roantig; ctutlono bud’ nu‘ limb: tn oxtlor" 9 05 N?“ -1’ W‘! 5-I 3”‘ ' ’“""“"” '”'°“"’ °"°"’“ §"° "‘ ‘e1o(i:IlnIbIIlt¢srIﬁ°o¢th8£dIr.°|7.- I $‘i"g"u’:§’7§a:§£’a%uuuo':'.¥4ooxu€naooun- qua. A AA ”B‘”m" woman wukhtadb nbnkanunoutheboni mumomimdﬁngogdnwoh ' nun!’ 3 “ w°"3‘ ‘°' "'9'" "" '1," ""w°m'“' M “ﬁxhomm ‘ °‘ "- * 910-6“ M3” us ‘:2: 0181.. Lonu.m-veuuunomotl.o -- mg; m. _ , . A '30. 0391. «.h ddet nsuae mourn rs-onxdoot at Com-vho u 0 . _ 1.,“ 03”“ ’ m‘n’°“’":"‘ ‘h’-”“" 3*“ 03'! SW6! lpoed; and reason _cer-nlnty torbduha nu -. 33:7“ §n&°&ammu:mui‘§§§: ‘1|"h"'=*U ¢‘3‘- 1-0‘!-sN*'°°Mh° 5°"! °‘ 13': ‘:‘§1:'b.¥£;e“‘h°u'¢£;f‘.{3d:§§”3£”¢?§ue.;§hf3§:."e1.in. f““:““°‘ H. Dwuam 7_ 1515, A A - uneven justice, union tho mg: «mg mg. name tag hm}. p.n.o¢ A A AA A ' .“"‘“"""°' A .muwAml onha v .:I:n1mInao. TUZSD . ham“ ,1; __ A A. ,..,.'.¢..a.or “’““‘ °‘ "" “““"- d'P°n'1*|I8IIPon thatch ’ool1uA the horse into cinvrfha wsxgm xtn T353317‘?-93933333 3-1375 TU1’5DM'- Dw3“3337- 157% 'Ubur.o! no to tzzuborro-daanaoaps-oycxty.:o for ma v-2m°‘“ °’ ‘M "'“n‘n um shem°1“>r'c-Ypcrt . .. . ., mum d.Iuau6«’g nuve beauty or the woman. were widely an. ughgdgotg‘ 1,, n my Mn“ 1 ,8,’ lorthnpnoyouaot um:-us. Imam mnywunao lo:-l.hogu1?ou£MMMlruI¢. umumon-y wlllbo nun;-uh nuns! ooou. “_ balscgdusgbgxua yum]. A __ _ \ _ _ uncut ""'“"" Mid-om map the lines min: both hmcix when "“‘“’°" "" "““"‘" ”§"i'L3:5‘13‘xxo.mn«. " ° "'"°"“°' ""’x5z'.‘Ef°’raoxs. Trance. mxfam. xo..z$‘v‘a{‘ne"§'1':3'.'1a7's.x""" °°‘”" '° "-'"”' ' nmiliiulo. 'l‘xum- *1“ r.: ’ .- V... , L , 8 9 * F. w. HUMFHHEY .1 co.. mm and Plne Bu-cots. - - - . rm gr «:.2...vaea1,:=a=.z~vL* 2:9,g.":.:'¢*:,..n u - 1 50 1|:1-{hau 1.rxxm'n mqmximxrmx or Bxnr my mnuc txuoouwx _ _ 3qum°§§¥¢"6:$'§:*§'t¥:'£5s§§¢§§§'£§'§L CITY, NEWS.’ ‘1‘1Ixewwn!nxwbek'_Vﬂ1_bo thllltnu 0hWl0ﬂ_l as con. they dq new 'thtywou)d,,h'n-ra to uiragooda sw:y- . Avqtdthocxinhtnthoutnrnool. I7)'—»1r$51l3-W"-*1%04|'j ‘ nor:-du.I.’l:!n’tM moadhx. _ _ 1‘ V. ...__.____..._____.... ﬁﬁouthnrn Bowl, ' :s.s:se.y+. $4WP°1'd|1*- Aoeordhsxtoioor. ntnxarboaxdﬂludnrspormonth. Dqyhoarduoyuu-not. or sﬁxpezmoath. a>———— nx. wnm-ms. 817 as. Ohhrha sﬁngot. utcctﬂu graduate or xupd5o&no.‘hubuaLuug:gz'ua¢ng¢dln thetrcahncﬁtotohmntadtuuu thnrshy othar phydesxxr !n‘I_M city» 1§*:rV0_II'¢!~Iv-Mlity. mod dluuu. an In to innings.‘ ulna: - rm-ngwnntf _ tub!-mo‘ to‘Bn'txdl. Don- ma: &0o.'sma.mnmpthwu-cxoomn. rouzthntroot. ._...._..._.___._.. Iryvu Mn noty¢bouxhlyonx'w1nwrcu-pats. youwilldurantootltmdnuihahrxﬂinfivndul uock new beta: nﬁ\rod'Atlowut outpaced.» J. -Unxwnuw a 80:33. ' 811 Franklin Manna. N. n.—~mruon upplltg with ca:-pots 9:: weekly pnymantl. ‘ ' . O11!-“to 0? 'X‘!.n1oo ' ‘Prom sum. xmnapn :1; h-ugsozmoonm ma iﬂalulppt _)n:.l_1_r3ny ‘(nxj-Icahn‘ Naw Union Deivoi I-VM!°**=.'°?‘1'~.. "An-Ilo-¢=1°v¥-«N-s except suudny; "uni _axv_tw. mo n.VIn_.'.uxccpt sum: nsghtpxpcsu, 531.3 1» H, MD]. V_’ aqua: Aoonnboctuiou.§:\5 p.‘ 1:... 6100!: 8u:d:y_'.. - -aux:-i.nVIo.Imau-tug‘. '~ _ =‘:Lun1-,n.n1oxa. - ' Oduult ur."‘0..V E". Ignaz: ‘ mom :15. 5°‘“'*{‘? ,3’?P?’z'-P‘! ﬁﬁiiysubso / .~ -ggnzam ~l' 5, __ ._'.w . - .2 ' The Idea of Hlsixittanca Sooutad _; monu- ‘ ;l¢'${2"G‘!O:1’i_l‘xNod6¢l.Wb0n thuuw mrczyiootot ' .- nntuhla ‘muse and In-gennnbpzavuv Mtarthoalalu hsd‘heau§llor.‘l ' 'm€ll% ~»__ THE EEVIL. ‘ by Mouture D. Conway. '1'he‘1?lrst Ar the’serm or Sunday Low tux-as for £119 Knees. - Home Yestmlay Mtctnoon. - mac‘: ‘WM dull-vim-_od ' hr 1:‘:-dxéot 1v‘cm}¢‘_I am; "act to‘:esu,or4v«hy.1z;a'\ um: ‘mad at tha mtotouiganaltodnn. ‘W1ﬁ1hnm§itnoIi.' no xoodptI’!I‘u-I mmuthe b'oxotno's'tobcnu:1yu¢o.wh&ahwouM pun. In- umueh as whilethc pztcdot adnnuom vnnou and-only; mfbotts van":-‘waned. that than wuuuurtyxwocpeopla tn thohouse: Inpolnzatahuaotenhosudluéuvcu. In part atloutmnho most lnta11eetnn1oarder,a.ndaom- priscdwrlttﬂoléx-gytmnuadt my: number at mm», may ht the mugbuohenhatbapublto uhoola. Rn. John saym ox the dhnzch oi the Sit-utih. Ilav. Dxulaamodol lhu Chm-onolvnlty, sad It". Dr. 8ou.neg5hetnortheJ'cII'l.Ih!'unp1u, were man; than pxetsat, udgppuenttyltuo tuned with approval to tt.';~_;_~_§>o1d codttmuats vhtoh ‘loud ntoqucatumn-mace by Er.‘ Oomny. ‘rim snbj'oot' was. 9'1‘: than I Davm"uu!th¢gnu wphayo wen sgoctoa aha non: nuueupo:-ban: olthele-etnrouemedtoshow that his sxmuaon‘ ‘wusxnstkr olydoaht hast. I.-unit. had hang non luuooa-, wt)‘. when dcalnttoa tothooinciungtlconua-y:ht,_ sad ma.‘ hxt§dogin.}Yavyw'8 .Ira9u_ztu.'oa1tn¢mh Jopsu; but hasqlunaxouhy Iiiamnnurmu tuber -mtnhtcxfnl.-uttﬂcvnythbg nbohtblxgt. ox- wpt Na. nhioot.vrIs_:an1zatIw 61-tho‘ pulpit. ‘Qultg n h6uvypj:ayb9nzd<Io9¢thox_zutsoewh1uh in intently utmost had put. thobghlllmxshud now and than wnhannhorgrmuiuluidinhnc humor. whﬂahufnrahosd la brond. massive and high. lnda-wax pin-unologionlly I duououl and rph-um: tempcmmeht. Ira was around In rub»- mum h-Incl. ma use. to judge by npponruwea, tuhout tzmyatvc. _ ‘ Very promptlv. at 2:50, Hr. Donny Inu1a_hl| appeuzuwc on an stun. accompanied Dy lit. Gmud )3. Allen. The nttnr. ltc9pIlK_10f'N¢-til, ma‘ ‘LADB8 um ozxrznax: Anumber at uoneu,d«1x_-ouuonnttodnctnx Into out out utomo I who ham,-been exnlxantly meccutnl In (‘that cut“ at animu- th dlrho’ M‘ then M1 M9! ‘g a_)9xElh!neu nthclr. V V .2 -. ’*.‘:.,§.“£.'.'J.!‘“~..P° 2.3 ? ‘ “W” uu&»...t'pe3i3.unt‘ . courts: 0 -Iectgsrxl It . A Vast Assemblage at!» am»: open‘:-' ﬁ’4'.?.‘ gxzmnntnx am-m-o1‘suntt_u t«it‘m§a‘uenhe‘L "-31 Xoncuxo 1:’. "Co‘nifny,‘ ah‘. mum. V. ‘ m us. mu;-appa-mam» ma V ..azzz.. H mm .. H :‘“..¥.’.'EfZ'&‘%§*.$%&'%?$‘£§ W m”"ou:“:§ wu an » laden; . mndntuouuadaa ttwunot an :£tI'I:&d.butthu1Ivuswmm.mmo¢mum. camsmnn cmmrf. Methddist Orphans’_Home Association. Annual Moeungbnt Night at Centena- ry Chm-c'h—-A.nOccm1on'd1' Into:-out -Oondltlon or the Home, oto. -rt’ 3.3305 nnntva-arr mu moctlnzaf the :1uxi.».,' omunvxroua Association mu hold 1utn1gi'.'~3, atoentaauy Ohun:h.. comer of Six- tocnthxnaftnostrocu. and the nunduoe wu mctxntaztrocvidahooor smut uttunotor71n~ texuttn" thopmgmia ad mnlntonaaecot-nae-. Home. Aminxtxaruaprancntxadooauyrintsoane upoutba puiplt platiorm ware Bar. 1)(.._!t‘ndor. E £av.J.W. Lawn, J. L. noogbor. £ni*donI:' ‘atchud sauna And John J. O‘l'Al}on. \"l_oc "éivs£99P*'. um cm. 2. Wm. ﬂeozetuy own ., ‘ Ano'c'.mIa'n'.' - VI3'atal'warm1xmi!cs‘6f &'-33a:--ﬁoouzf ﬁche; ‘ -= IM 51066! Inca which ooau-rod u Brady'- -Dix udmmp Edith. tn vmch the mm and —-.-e-V on 10:25. zfmup BxnitJ:.~IAvu' wen z>syn_ um: . ‘ Itch ixt,!1is_ -Abdtesnen-’-B'u‘t bath madly kntu’o_s-‘I912’: In Quad- Ooronatfi Invutiaatton. , . Radar: to: tho Gnonn-nxuocnr Inn boa: nadcnaqvmutedxrtththalwtauoonneotedwitk nloan,ou-ﬁne! sixth and Main: ntruu,ou_17 oiathomamtnxol the mu: huh. henna: ﬁ.W. usnfblyuut lntho Ibdouun with Ipooko!-hxlla. smith’: oondmonvu ..2ono_un¢o<! ta-tom from thonrst,nnd,upon. klsbelnx mien in makeup!- 131. than "cu Home rhourodlarzmnoas txvonbln prediction. Evarythtnx that it was poc- itbiuo uowru done. but vgithout in-I11. tinid au- hrdsy morning; nt 4:50 o'clock, smut: mathod hislut. Coroner Dudley I'll ﬁottnoé. M6 dunk tug theiorsnaon hold 3 pout-mnrtun, usntutton of tho body. which rvgruladifw ms zmaur hudensuod tram pemonlttniha mm at sham: lathe Ihdouen. Aooromrs 5ur,ywulupndod,u:d usomzocx httko tutu-hoonlbo roﬂlot inking tutmouytn the «Govt: begun. Dix. tho moaned. was pmmt. In-chirxnlet :2: cancer. and wcoxnpsniod hy his um and «bud. Annued ll tho tenumony u Iddnwod: . . ' *rmI_:t‘urmo1rr. ‘Wm. O'Bt!au.bMxsg-duly anon, tanned: I am am; . - thunonnweos oorur or Btxzh and _ .',’Ilu:nw Smith um) y morning 10:2: 1nst.. aboutﬂao o‘c1o¢k. at um'1v.m at vwk. . D11: and lmtthvarn them. ‘rt:-it X add no 5:1/anuonnn thaxnlwhenlthq ; , mmo Dtounndotzglellvrcsx-a ‘ :8 “bk InOIh‘&' ﬂtﬂbtmﬂ ' Jfﬁﬁpﬂﬂﬁ {when I cnmau':.Dtxnd.g3u!t.h won quunu:'m;.1 bofvoeatham vollnoouu coming; frutonibiioxuntlnod hmynbov nhon.ldtMnk.thmcnmuhank. 1 WI! tag omuad than two 0 U 31. §n1z'§§'§a'iI;: $1011:-ﬂzazmaf, En'nhz:3'1_ ﬂmﬁng, Elnhmrzbzz 22,13£5.. gnzsmmuow fem punish; man at AMI: ‘Nﬂb¢9ﬂ¥V10MnIt6iIh¢3'5!#¢VW9!' $01611 wtxgrba me want»: out: 9o_m_u;.hu aghast abut-nag booth, 191 an‘ eagmyum as can wm«m.ujauramnrm_c..u mangan- momauuosnoumsthcnouvotosamngiu .. I: In 31-n£ng.,)lz. Ema}. usbetionur. rm l¢4n,l!thoPMmdhooﬂ:, thobosowlotmausud hr car-Gonznorl‘. 0. ﬂmhu. I In thunudttoriuhn. thy Thscbirzy - putusent or the limp-Luf‘ ,_ gnﬂonucmuahwingtva a .1. " ‘ '**'.wtuk:h, ' iobc mtereattax. no pvoznmuaon-mun at inatnr meats! mute, by was chadiuo Hunt: vocal music, bylﬂu nxxio L. Saul, anuxuwn. W. D. Iawtimﬁ Kzahsw sud xudmau man: And mum; and 5 two-not dramas. cannot! “Kr. John saith." with that Iolluwmg cut of aha-mun: ualdertyxmtlemsn ....... .....Joh}:Il:. 'I't§)luon. ...........iIont.\o¥>u1n. Shn-o"....Guo. B. Ed;-en. ‘ W. 6. Sn ......2. . .. ...........uJohn. .. Edna . Ioracudd," ‘ Kluﬂhrlﬂtni. rnu1xno—u"'Lndyﬂo';'1')}}:'aa " R’! ' n::heam—m "IuvmnV'?¥ﬁ..:?I:&XuBahu: lietvutu-3-x.u“Vuu¢o Priuznd.” mu mum Goioord. Opbulib-vht “I1AmJ£t"....'.u.K1aI Luzala L; Saul. TIHBLY TOPIC. on :0: Rev. Dr. Bur-lingham on Temptation, ~ And the Dongonuzing Innuaneeu ot- Whtaky Trtuacﬂons. nun:-. Dr.A. K. iluzllighnn, ‘ ' "mt waning n m swoui Baptut'Oh_mob, on tho_ eorhex at Baumonfud Local! strvecntntlnghtn ‘ text than tho thntaeath nbgptu-at st. lath, tho 1|:-st an vu-ten. _ _ _ Thu-n wcndrnunt Atthu uuoa aonu am told'_ mm at the G nuns. thou ‘blood rumnm mm- uod with that; H . ' And Jenn unrurln; said unto tum. an that than uuumu wan alum above an gulkmu. because thcyaurezod not I tellyou. In :bul. uxupt yo repent, ye null all hhcvme per oh. _ Or {bola at man: upon hon the tower In Stkaun mu. an new them. think thnttbey wlro alum.-ro above all um: um dwult n J: P 1 It}! you, Nu: but. exoopt ye repeat, 1 nun all likewise pemh. - ‘Ibo reverend xuhuuman spoke in aubntazme u ioﬂnm: running to the nut intern: shown by public an uvwer the count: In tho mutatl axdtnx the St. Louis um: King, he thought 55:11 wuachu-luhla hue 0 use and Itwutnthntununcr thsprc ‘tbs smuen ox sen-Iptnxa._wh the Ind Ixuud kindly I) came Jud-on :3 tin non: Jerusalem to Jcriaho -\ . A31) 1111!. 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 23, 1875
Date: 1875-11-23
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Jun, anoon ml lsclunoc tor ¢a'boIsest_1Ning. ‘ I. I ‘ ‘ : ~JlId1;o Endieotl. Mt still (gt a_fetf~mO§l¢filB mill: to rhel-ll mil Precinct 8l.uJan~'hau,so,~.. lava ellcdl up cal 11 app reml overcome with indlgnnllon and .1; 9 come; of. ‘ma prguya. “.1 sigma howls: inerclyagnmblorwhrnln M«:xloo,aud . . «arm». Clark llonlou ..thiu, and . .J.‘R:rLill2', a locality already gnd {mom in . ‘ '[K'.‘"“ "12 3?" "°.’?'-1-"""'1:. l I - ‘ ez-‘I will leliyou know With much NOW“ 1‘ mﬂwwﬁwﬂ‘-m‘.‘x“""h& am" (ii I h’ aid 1: 'Woodi “Are on in ‘the was not nrrextell there He went in ?o°"u°“ mnm.'"'h“‘ng:§men' ‘° -"°b°“‘v'°r ‘- Ab”“" ‘ ‘V°¥k- ‘ ° 535111’ ‘rtmiﬁnlhlﬂ I love,-Inm yours. ' was thought to '-be. tho-‘anothzerol ‘nma, van a A ,’,,“;‘,§n;,, ,,,°ﬁ‘,, §’,,';',,u ° ...’ ‘.‘“ ." “"" ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . ‘ . .. 4 "t -pawn .'1‘ncy. and the lortar'raIox~rodw 3198- Th“! N%hMh..AhI-Iﬁ¢NIDM¥Mh'm°“d‘ W od. .1 .~,. - ~' ~- '- ‘ ' " " " cum all ed-toanolorlonanomansndwont ~- = . ’-rrmxuxozin “ “ '5h5°‘-f3‘,¢‘-N11. 3!’: “FE. .. .. °°‘"|W‘7°“‘ .aabtit'ln been written o . dr:ocnd:oll)ulero1,'o!_bo¢rd.ln;._hao._ia 4:1-truism. Jul?! (9 End‘i:}>i.t'._. How long have you boot: .,.‘:§‘f7{’,‘.‘§.’i5.1.’,’,';§f,?,'b‘;’{‘,°,,‘Y:;‘,p;§f,‘§;’,§, ‘g, 3:: with herlbolﬂsw '-York. also noonlort lllllf," " Upon the*'d.sy*-reien-¢d_‘tq‘q hzmolz; ’niell:il“‘coIus, and, espllo his ..pm~ 1,, mm, ' '3 5°” Tn’-'9 . 1 "511 Bntbrcuiutt§ou1:ei{lkln}_§_y_r_ghia' iym 1111'“, I no In "or or the bar? _ _ mm‘ who mu mg Q, ¢,,m.,bM"1- shupltl .a¢w~y¢r, cluk ooutlnu¢¢11:u‘avu_~;.x-sauces hi-r Y_oi_n:'x,' deI_bribed_ubc §-:’v;r’¢z'lg:;:d_- -*0“!-"-£39! “X§‘.’-!§YV20N 7?. g_:g111hD.D°l3-.'. Inﬁll him. 'hi'lr'lngtola"tJ:is irty ihatlt rolwllbaludluz that l*«'»h8I,lz. «M .bo:i&¢v.u u 3 9°“: M-‘°‘“ ‘_““° 7°3!‘3‘- rtr we: in hi: hmd,.nnd was run more -u- .3“ 1°"1’¢°‘m° 3-¢331'1“£.511,'3.d98P.¢1’!" bl!-Y" ,‘“° “‘“‘° ""“a“5h""¢a‘“"m 3‘ ‘ 959*’.-‘P31 -3:3?’ °.wu t°dh.r 11°. N!-I611 Into Ignace i’mm.l.hc rlho would mm.,“adam,,d£M5m”rmhuh. _ 5 Judge lindieoltlto the Clerk) Continue lonlshed wlwn lie nrulutho tallpwlng gu.La~ Inn On one at pluu<lerlng_ux Lion: llnulg upon 1131! his htlon‘ror~_the'g;°hr-i - A l '’‘:-.i- l..- go‘.-l other no Ion , but in he um, he . . -. . .. . - . , _ um. me. 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I , i D I“ b; 11‘ Id w’h ’ lsrilr All laid sodccp In tho public Oonldince. Lu :1- out from line has/rrﬁhlha b¢ll:nwer¢'o§1_.,¢q ,,':,,:“,_ rucrved the ¢_-ase§or consideration’. n W glfiitlizlvhcégz£l:l1!§m:>':ll:?:f:)n¥1l%l:1hItf$:I|:l£ )lJ1.o gﬁclgilgntlalcli‘ 2-:l§.s°1g1“1::i1:l‘1‘: "ll ﬂux ﬂI!YS0(‘!!ehgl12§:l:.=l!t1T‘;e(!)l‘!:;I‘tE€It‘iDtli£:nl)o hung. 3e.‘L1$m3u‘l°m I‘hils§:1::ila°at'l3:n ll mu 4;? cellcrcr nu bocn no xzmurhuy ma cam-Juzmlr dun-. ,1 mo M onarnml under the moat trying cir.-'umuu:eu.ud ' t pmvma It bu lieu: scion: haowutotha public 1: :5 ntxndud had mo “mum Iouolwum 0”‘ am“ mt w£«;Rxat’s' bxmllg-’tru,o‘,;;ll11.ail.ar:ldod, samov tlnml. The orange plnnutlou are oi‘ great. born,"wlio.u.rriorl him across .111; road our Doing lo the ablenco or Governor Kellogg the Dcclnntion or Independence. H‘ nrtlclntlnt Iuilbet tbs slur-socusloull stu so hunv Y “ 9°“ if ‘an on I wnnt exicni. ln v I ’ ' .n,,,,, _ 1 , _ at our: art: oi the coun r 1 tbs hi-uh id of his {ram iba ﬂute durln the Iumlner month: continue: in on, Philadelphia ‘I'll. ‘ 4:5:-ttihlctrfnwt-to entlrelydiagennd wilt. made of use Mrhon. beoomfnx last run. olive: and almond? are also us let‘ o’x'p‘o'rhtcl5 him upon othe bed wag?’ g :33 11:18.1 ucrno 'deuy.wu upoglencod in in; out n tpednl hate?» nooommodnia , ° '5" ° ‘ _ Rulﬂﬁmll I family in sornd, he oontliilled: "I know It wu 1. tool- in large qunntluu. seeing thug this larlllo Ihrcrdny: sitar in bo'plxo¢-d in ; an A the nuisance oi the court. but upon bl: roturn and-yen-old folks. "'°P"‘“'7 ‘“'”°"“«“"‘.'-'*”~‘4'¥?3l?*'. °‘ °°¥NHn- - having the arruugmenu curled cut In thin In} it}: lhlug—-voryﬂlooilsll-.—Iadl! 1_ Ind thought land, within me days’ stain of London proo ’ crowd gathered. 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E "l i in-. . is I \ “““ "“"-'—'c-r--—-._....,._ _.V,...-_..,\,..-.—...-w.n} _A d'i—''‘‘' ‘ 1" Weoitiy; ' _bin = ‘ $1. on. .1... em... waning; 23. 3325. °'°h9.i?ﬁ!§ﬁv$i4‘-e~npihib?’§*-’-“**’*'- - M’ ’ iwppﬁdlaﬂ,ﬁ&1Itl'u.—...n...u..--.u- 11 00 M‘ nun.tn.-..............-onnn--~-M 55 W m-mm: unxnnxuoonsxvu 60 our use nth!- gr 'mz.wrzn.r awn:.'omoau_Lx-rrse mm mm me the Bs:set~Weeh.‘i1 e:oux-DuI- ocsuw eouuusdo. 9: mil. Us xvcrroettvew-I0 pnp|ldJ. riveeooisuﬁs. an nan-7W1,!¥!Inr,e1.onn-nxxoans! nu me» ;~. Viki; .; .~ . Fiﬁ-¢°“lh9.°°‘ﬁ:;"*’*¢.'° ymeulibisyeyor our 2' cumin ' -we-nwaoun. ."““ to~day will be eearmer"and"_p¢rl1y clouds. with ocomtovtalutbworratn. - ‘ do1.n'tn new York. -yaaaxdm. housed at 1.1/ix; and hl£)Ipd’siI1iX.j _' ., . _ lt1¢'1_A'_'wnmz'_t3:H3§YI_l1lox'tnnstll§e 3* **“.'°» 5“°5‘"i “°““§‘,‘?§““*.‘F' it Hm 1ro.l:"p&1>«_xs;' 1. v ...'.t‘m: Iiieergiprk .0c-nnneroial 43 (leer mm a saloon‘ minus ‘in ulelxenawinz pm- xr=l>h= ‘ We oenhonnyc:-edittho ehsrpeot oosnpueuy in whisky needs nroiemd ssatnsnne edltorol the-Owns-Dnzoonr. or nu new Marie»-W.-'°r'I’x.--Vt!» eolmu-uohnxooa - ' ‘ ''’ae_l._hs£h5szo-‘h‘svo‘ -: -»,_,. » M Ma- sell ‘belwe-the.oo_nnt:-.y:.ss. "e1-‘uoitet menu... puriﬁer. or politics, end I-binder lot htitionli ‘hone-stv, as it 'eme.: )tr'.‘.4 msiohise never pine , ¢ended’to;je‘bstto{thsnsn:b6dy.eise.‘sndienol ' - ' s‘. .' ..' ’ “~ '~-Iii‘0"8"0-f ji "j$trree"Ind."'ooilected and‘ dletriblitod the "there._v,ls»rmsil-probability or their doinx this, end the chtnocll are that after buying ﬁm.¢1m uakou and psying tor them in garlic skins. ivory sad other logsl tenders, use‘-.y willbe compelled to tulle socoudoclue guts, and, in wrath and angry mortiﬂeetioh. will iiy to ihonsiive-eonrts for justice. The chance en E'ogllsh~snd-A;merlesn oompsny would have before King Blsok-he-Tu would be inﬂnitcslnully small, as nmrienbt the Airlo-in deed-‘beet’ luror would been much prejudiced sgslnst the “grinding monopoly” , so his American oounterpert. ‘rut awn‘ oi Vioc~Pz;eident ‘Wilson ‘ro- man: from vpgblie lite one or the purest,‘_‘i.o6stI cow.-xenueos -upright men -who has ever sdorp/ed it.__ Ind thnsftskee its "plsoe unong. whst'tn'tr properly he termed Hi‘. ‘ been itaiﬂto s:n::es“xu_a eeunxeu ox Ameri- thegqusrter-ot.e cen- ‘turf:-"'1l“9§W, as wma mm- ﬁéeo: portyvvhlolt controlled the desti- e é'au'nu-y. which held thoxsuona! listlcesnlitivenue. 11104 P003’: 33¢? esvinglivedtmesft onestonmleunly, onxhtto he euilicient pronto: his honesty. Indeed he bylhose who knew hhn, sod Although for 8 short tlxnehis 'n.tzno-was connected with those of others in a av:-iteme or improper eol£~ egg‘:-sndizement, an lmpsrtlsi ‘intesti- geuon gsve hie: ll prompt vindieey lion‘. Aiihoughiir. Wllson.',1'vlll_. not ' mix omen); the ehlest e_z‘ge‘nr p‘um'se' men, he mu oertsinly lake. on place with tho moot .ss_sseu’uu', liewifeshnrd-‘worlrinz. i ..w.n9:i* itﬁé F!%¢*!9‘¥»‘.5?l‘¥¢ ’W'° ﬁlth in * thwrleasiind a.Ix~*.-r_s- i.Psit.1v,%!ntr,'t1_rs%‘ I-rt ‘ -n.'.;es't.to -Diirln¢7"th’e,~vreri.jse emu-~ ‘-not its $23.. no n_.n- tnihgiorhlm-tovrork-tiil dxylixlst on e ' 1 mcssm-e" ’_3.o'£ pressing necessity, in steam ; it might lid’ resdy for-' the eelisiderstion of t ‘e Beeste. Nothing but so excellent phyeiea . oonstil;uiion,‘thc result of Ktempentc lite, enabled him to endure the severe st:-sine! this period. - V . - BAX]:-ROAD" ooxvnsétrxox. Convention {which is the event "oi the . Eds; in 8bt’.:1.'-5'19.-I 1'. J ?¥U§:§,'.ui ("no ordinary .' -iznpertonce to the people oi the whole United 131.122., end ‘:2 {its results, shell xellize tho _‘pIron1ise‘oi'-its beginning’, it nisyservo to date " thetnxning ntthst tide_ot 692% Ind dis- ester which for two years has uiexwheieuea _meny=indi<ntions tljant we was, st. paid ‘ t'h‘e'.tn1l‘ ﬁnk-I-it-1"_iJ!', ohrtoqlish - invut'ments. ' -and ‘line teen the store: ot_th'e hard times,‘ ‘it _ __ivould_.ph's'o_c ‘um Em: mend ‘s’ doubt,’ one _' glm£oz“u_L that em'1_dénee"wlaif_ni n,;‘.m'u- ‘.11; the ' l‘ ;cer;st_gp{ix.ea_tsen’_ol.~_ho:i9°*!.lneeprelaarot It meets ieixninit the Whi.stq"{.Rinx’? naodo itegreistdeslz lgnntohorxolvi mag." '1‘hst’s .31. money trope foee who win -lll':ely_"t_o he in tho ’Es1’:m' few Ky: we szeniteg-nie_d.,li‘y Enro- peen telogrsrns tlsst'p¢o\§o.ls:\c_ertsln._snd_ nothing canoeelﬁ-'_7w mm. the "goodwill which exists bjetiv-eexi _tho"J_(lroAt LPo'sI_'nrs.” ,1*oeoo_ nae: be eertnin-s_t)pxwent,'_bnt spouse that requires" mlllioe5_'__¢: ‘4ndv.m.’mu=ﬂ_i. . . . . s‘p_esce;,"end‘ my be __ " ‘ mjniouk ’nr.iToncy_to-' i(t..:is . in .‘ $ 1 . 7 ‘-rvar‘u=i4'.iTh€.imr.1e:éwa : reltnoethe w.Isee't'oo__ ; could pne.llteb_ly.r.un. ._ If, out 7 ., A .- ~ cl-i'°$0!?0it*3if_°_ii.!i$Lsli ’3:iie{eis't‘te':i’er§tho. ‘ 91°Pl°¥*1‘!’3i|.‘7B3=§°i1ﬂt' ' ' ' _ to-psrste the classes of poeeepgen.‘ 5 thorny pseseogen be sllowed to ride in the » ‘rnilmanl with the through trsveiers. or shell _ I oxpoclodst -unymomenttojhresknwxy. 5 ‘ '4 ‘ A rm: . . . ;-.¢I<=*,?ilwi;=1¥1stons xuucui or? -Boston. s new not and calling themselves bxs new meta eongmn-. isle themselves on-the evident decline oi seoo' tsrisntem. 'i'h1x_wn_n inunedistely tollowod yy\s_ lengthy exposition of. the rcseons why people ought not to join thqcshholio Chnroh. And In swkvvnrd sdmissionfthst 9. - ..' dld‘I.1tM0e_olmtebi'y-ioin it: ,-uor'wl:1en~' circnznetonties losd us iorbelletev re- - llgloun nndicgnezzxopzoil m'v’ery niizoh like comnxonitolke, -otter .11.. Tn: um-can... stroll’ Btrerhsve tslacn snothettnrn on o_xeplo7eI."bJ' an additional xeaylujuoe-91, were-. 1 The ‘cl:-f at en‘ tliof wbrk-’ nice-hetero‘ they mms“ allowed i_o.Vm"m_h_.- nu- njoslr. Iiterthe recent. me. """¥§-?'°°9|.rod:*9 dnot‘ . .. .. .. . they didwse.nno__ii ‘st-the ttnse, snd,': it sceme.~ju'stiy,‘ - oinoe'_lt ls‘; tnsdej-nssni-ff iest_.t1}st:.the7.f¢_11d x:_’-nmly‘-‘tel? their on- $‘¢€do "2?" ":~‘ "' ‘ 7 ‘ '1’rrxinx-y.1nuu coon? oréaenml John; m-.I)onsld._.j oeterdsy 'retu:jnoid"s“»ve'ulié_: seems: the efendsnt ensign: oennte in the lndlctmentnnder which he was mull W" nohmxoected to those who hsd re-4 the ml-lrnonv and believed the wit. noun. 'I’ho_delense rested wholly upon its ability to impeah the witnesses, and it does not seem to hove been lucoeuluh- .Whiie |.°°¢PUbl_ighe yerdlct as one honestly snd ooneetemlouxly made by the 1ureru.weé:.neoo ' but regret the sod lite. it_entsi_ts upon I. nun who hi him" to oomznend him to the good opinion ethic tellows; end we bg. liero there ere" few who will not pity him in his miutortuhos, hoerojrendeepiy they 'msy_ condemn hitnin hlieti es." " -' ~ V -——---——-———a—-s-—- Acuniotéo-prohlexn tor-the p the comm Airlosn Railroad to sum‘. is how maul theyize sent into the iorvnrd oouhes? ‘Ii’ they would only wrosthe thcnmlvbe in .eome-thing iliesldes s grin or s of point, the former course might be sdorpted; out, until the climate chug», “’-‘.'.“°.‘.1 4 _ ;;.a.l,-«em-:’ ’_1’sci5lc‘Rossn>trr., “‘*¥'.=!.:**°*.°*11?'*.':t*'1s=s.§9et“.°“¢°i - .*hl3t"stlx£xiileting-sotlvlty';"would -‘so-hr io- izhich .1.W'°u1d na,mo-.;?s - "‘~ ’ ' ' The ys coin St. Louis toodsy or‘ so many distinguished and representative’ been is an evidence that the iioelro_i'or additional trans- ‘continental mime‘ tscllitioe is wide-eprosd inn aeepéroozee. In: very gr:tIi’yln‘g to know ihstvitis no longer necessary to bring torwuﬁgtho srxumonts on which on: pic: is based, ‘erzumcnie soot:-’repested: that no one _»s;_ur_ne"d the neoessi_ty__'ot detailing the srnv ; at n_ct:,:-,w2uc1. ssmwstue loe‘r'1n‘slity- sod hit" Ei'e_.n .tho}e_ eeho“sne'oppoeod to eny or 1511 zeznodies proposed so yet ere oom- peiled to.odniit, in oomnson candor"; thst the relief which we. desire should be brought about injustice togthe lntcroeix involved. But we can sooolnplish nothing‘. it our roroe is vve_ekened_by divided oonnsen. ., The pres- ent Convention is called. not ea much-to de~ .1lberste_'ss.t_o s§t,no't so n:ueh’to.discuu prin- es lo -pnoduoo; results; end while there; .;.:nsy he .o': opl_nion,es.._tc' much- note or eihioh torxnlnns maybe prefershle, me dliiegrenoes , should not she mowed to i_s_ s in which one bed «plsn .'U_0!§d be ttmch latter thmtwoxood ones, .' tortnnsteiy. we are not driven to the .n'_e'ooesltyoi'sdoptings hscl ‘plan even as s compromise. The enterprlso which an the ‘-‘W; °.'.-*.*== s~.=°=vﬁv=é°'.I=_o=. Mi °= ‘°°°“=*.ot _ its being the most ednnos_d,bu't on__soeeunz»,og ~its intrinsic zhoritl, end the Convention will I do 'r'o;1_we_ll it it concentrate up energy and; '-its ' ' on the mrthersnooot thlsylontor-. . We do not ‘eel: to hsvest. I.oule_xn§do by _'oh's:ter‘the.ierminuso! snysonthernrsoiiio’ -gttesd. content, to lI$Y3fs'e6n.:‘seotion nt=..x::‘»» ~\'°1_w.rw yshd ;nstnre-y end the. luvs. ct‘ (tired; -: 6! :.- humus ; I_o_99_riliu::'= to the -isoiindest ‘end most equltsbie pt‘in'clpies.= listing e'ut., fm"d'hvm"3he%v11i' or--the U¢.‘°5~P*91ﬁefd_i£-.‘. -,¢rimini~uo,ns.'_8,t. c»'.n«pron:ty the. lesson sndxaml Izalnkt day‘?-eel‘: ulterliiiléi have spplled to St. Louis will apply equally well toevory point whieh competes for the empty title at being a ‘‘terminus.’' The dillicnlty is not about making. the Eutgm connections, but about securing the mute scross the territories. That much once co- eonvplishcd, my city between the psnllcls at -St. Innis end of ‘Row Orleans. which has business to alter, will not tell to secure a connection. We need hardly to lay the; g citfwhich-cannot trust to lie trade impor- tance'_Is_an-Jnducexnent tor niiroed con- _-neétivons. would etsnd lnsvexy strugg gm. ' tndeitit should impede the, sueeess oz {kg ‘projcothy opposing} route which did not dlroctly-lllt it out at its ineigeiﬂcsnee. ,1ne,gjgtsqel_jo_rfthe Convention will ‘mam. s ﬁery" pngxxryot-theeueoeuot the nil- rosd. :1! the Conrentlonis rnsrkedlioy hoe- tiiity sud wrangling. wjo neednot hope to see Cong-recs ‘more kind to the ptoleetthsnits an author: hsve been: ‘-lint ii united, mg. whenever enspoctedvot svsrioe or corruption‘ ' The‘gotherinz'ottho ,8_outhe_rn‘i’sciﬂo'1leil-.» V. ~ to many Ye1uehie"intere‘sts. ‘ While there sre_ _ ‘ V ‘ H ;_......u.un..mso..a,_»... en. -wzlhe ﬁmcl-1'-?=°=«l%’¢r: N-«:- ':~But',-lo so:':o.::c‘piisli5i.l:is.._'tisei-o ,must be not . ‘onlyjuniu og'sc'ael_tnnent;. lint ‘utility or action. . monlons and wise oounscis prenll, u we have every reason to snticlpsto, the measure will go before Congress with a strength "which Congress osnnot ignore, and which it would- imrdly due to ‘resist. The ‘exceptions! _ oiuu-solar of the delegates to the Convention is 2 most hoppypreesge of wise deliberation Ind. or ultimate success, «men, it they geinit. will entitle them to look book with pride to this dsynigetliezing, and to _os1i lhemselfes true patriots and bonetsetors at their country. , . , OBI‘_rU.&BY.' ~ ‘ . yﬂcnry ‘Eileen. - Likesneznhee otothetpreoelnent stelcsasee of the present generation, In. ‘wilsonmts ol humble origin. 1In1rssbern-etrAr_ntlngton.ll'eIvlEIs:np- shIre,'l‘eab&nsrylS. 18Il;'8§ﬂ'il'I& therefore. at the time oihlsdestlgnsorc thsnttstyllheen years old. Irlspsnninrcnextreenoly poensnd. DGIINIIP shin thenaselves to here tor him, "honed hire. out." etten you-e otsxe. to e. isrnscrot the eoighhochood. to reehsie will ins inslo-I“: WM attained. *-nu msoisppeezelto-have rea<_xs'n1I9d~ tnelnheaenl woman: the Boy: sad seat hhnto eohmlss rnnoliss ponihle.—whea he could be ‘spared from the urn work.‘ ills excellence in s*ndy,eunetcd the stteeilionot others beueems tesehen. land kind mesa. ieo4ie¢,.hinsbooJ:s. he restloxtensiveinsshsessyshiliesett. wnhpeedceu sole hyperbole: "I reed, dnrinrtboee dozen nut. in hundred volumes: year." Liter at- uleinghis nujorityheletttho nrnlerwllhwhon he had to long lived. and so teninnecreuenlor. eervieeehszeeeiyedsfyokeotoxensndsixsheop. whlehhosotdieriﬁhudthts sues.emce_ptio;his viotustssndote3hes.wns eaithepsyherooelved larslevnnyesrsothsrdisher. ' -Ltier_he beanie twenty-on ,.,hedetc:eeined*to ieove i‘ei1o!‘n£tore._so_.h'e'._wes;stontoot-,to Keﬂvok. inttssssehnsetu-ﬁnd 1163!!‘-I"D_I'k"j§0i‘I "mute sheeuszerin mea-to :'eeun‘meoIsns tends to suvs¢=siil1,=.*§i¢~+z1irb.i=‘~s-4°=I*6 " - .3osrswe:e'eospsa?it.s'ed then.te'n.‘brleltlxne.he enjoyed-the grottestplennrn or me. thstrol ‘limle an ‘i ‘vvhonhel-ad;-eee4le7hisl$eekeetstled.sod)noo; ‘U“°9.V!*.'8“‘°5”¢’d *°.'°;‘i““°.‘3°!!‘.*"-‘"8 'ln'erder to-xslnshsteeuhsistsnoo‘. .~nt_thito‘oon- potion he owes to”-h'sve .1-enislned not-soeoe tins‘. devoths*lil_his'9vIre toehednand sueedisg thetoesl d_elattn¢.oociol.ios,wlsem hevvrssnolod lorhispee_ren'etf1sexnsg;e' sad gnxuleent. which. mhesgeosteutv‘-lx'.'u‘riw srostusuasne -llsedobstez-sol thencinhlsomhoodnnwiilinx toen- «um me. so keen erinztostlen.-and so telilorhls lerse,vl;o1-one sentences. in i8to,Wilson hoe.-nee unruly en-_ listedin bohsllo£,0meTnl. liertieoetthe Whit X’t¢eid‘ontlsiesedidsse,end.s£te¢eh1vtxzstorteol : he Vll_X1Ii_ﬂ-I351]. ‘Eat!-fioirltsvvr‘. 1 _ . _ ‘fhonxh vllllné. he do vrhst he oeanrorthe’ Wh!¢x,_he'_:esoeve2theioeshn:bltiou enonxhto deshepronsotloet toxhinueliisnd tamed bioet- :lorIsinthstdi:o'otionwlthsnohoignsl'seooesstnst inlhenezttiveyosrshevsetltreetixneeelootedto 'tiz_oI.¢-g‘ls)atnrel'IdtirlcoB¢e8o'3-elthtur. Berehs ant conceived, as -greet pjxemunno which btvﬁxhtlenowntolglnsndtoso nutty oi who'1s_boredwlth' him. He’;.l5eo'sooe cure: the nsostsous:eotentiéeisreryheeas.en_d_ez‘:.’s sonossd‘ iothlsnroeeinenee he: thtsxoepcot that..'v,1xi.ios state senstor.'he_'vns"seieoiod_Io__eex_17 the proitstothie Btehsnitnettheevilsotelevervysud the Trxsnsnntxntion. Being: deioxsettn ﬁe Wfhiz'Oonv_~inuon_ott§te. hodrewnpls series oi ,nieste4by.tbe09awut%as.'i_whe_:g ee';winu_n_ev.; sndwlthe'lewehoieetziemdsbe¢snti:oIe'rmstion- :og.o.e.rr¢aaeu_rar¢‘:;_'fli;io€.a.legsew:e.puezx. s .. the melee: Jstrstion, i£r.Wiison u heosxno mun“. refused { msmweunmsowu ‘gaagensoz sews. hit to rethe pBtS1.01'i¢hi’B%!I!’li1 trees tluold Rrpnbiieln usoclsucu which had become an- deared to him tram his Joe; hst-‘ tie in their behalf. . in 3021. he 'iVltl‘¢§OM¢l1 on tholtopohlloso ttahe: with General Great. sod since that tune hshss dingenllysen tslthlnlly the duties of his oﬂoe..aM. by his eikioiqu-y.'roo~seesseoed the respect toil: es trteotlesnd of canines. nuouy pehiiesuon or importance is II oisboute work, entitled "Histo- ry oi the ﬁlsvePo1voe' in'Anoe:!oe.' "Two 1-oinnxee oi this thorough revtm oi zteeeriese slmrer: hue sizesdgnheen issued. and. st the lime or his death. the work was nearly oomplete. . BILIIB XOTE. A ‘Very Thin Explanation of That 'rtnneect.lon with Joyce. '1lo0se2diiotolt.2ee)l'ev\'orl:'1‘rthnnei ’ B13: muting been open In opposition to the tvhuk7:eis¢.thsv,s'exyeesed:ebessssuodoyn. butwvcr imnxinodthsiltoonld hose moiishas tosoousemeotoonxplloliyvitnlt. hlir. Senlte. srootiii-er.tsslideethstJoyoeioldhintihsthehsd poidi1.h0otonee.uuitio:r'oliheDenooro£.$5oln- -deoeheeto"Ietnp"cu-l£s[nir~e,;rnen.esodaste teehteyor lest wring. ifnsﬁlss or i-hstpopor shortlist it nttexiyrefossdiosepport ls;-hire. thouhimwu ﬁnarexuisr Eepuhlieulionedidsto. is2.1q.hhmx. its pt~opt$etor.sl‘ill nzsee tlgstlso ereapeoseot end gezsensily divested tlsewthote connect tlsenonsocs-odtnthetnahlcx thetlhsd nepowettocontroliueuionrespeotingﬂegntre. it 1h.'e‘ddesirsd;ths.t1did not recommend any otherooursothsn thstwhiehhedeeued isostat- mouremsugews oeeeet.sndtasthrnsheert- llyinisvorot O\'et'stois.the Independent condi- dstc. iaﬁhstoontest. l‘ins.ily.1esn_ testitythstt hsvenevetreolislved moon. or suhtlaersuni. hoes Ooionelloyooor en: otheueemherot shaking‘. ioethstot only other service toit. ltvonldbo very any to“y:odoce pt-ooi that. leetoeesod slurthiisnegedp-e.1nent.nnh8olysndpdvslsxy. in-es dotn;.svhot_I.oonld tobrtnx sbootex;Sosnr'e'od the‘ _. “tube. Ker 'l1l_ snpposelhstt hsvehesemses ent- spoIenil_n'_edlto:isls. ‘betoaeusedstteetzse ‘expo- sin-e,‘engils_lettersilor_nriovIrlP¢ﬂ.I!x!0dV!3-B tnltiels,'tt I hsd ~etthee1ot__thoueuhez-sot shunt»; ins: bribe or 'psynsenttonldtngltinsey_-e's:. : _ Ieonesetlyudersteno enonoytzoeo dlettliers nan ohliaedto repancsoet thanks: but to‘-‘en-ioes;pet-senspier nrlonsservioes. _-Bntlheenly trsneoottonltrt hsllwittOoionelJoyoe‘uusseIAllnu_ttee',sbons thereoru nonceceo or pesoibtlluot inle- oonstneuoe. -Isms. long otthevhieky trudsorlho elsotion llo:)(uor.Z borrowed nosnaeyoe» :50! upon my ninety-day u, or‘.tho'eloetl4nn.sn;d!-’_t_i'sd 6k0d;pI.y- mengbdtloyans wmlnxhorunw. endu- eeitedsoeer notetotthesewui; ‘ neonates. hereto the eceood note insured he that thelou loseld neoeie apt tit ‘wished. Ireturnodlvocdlixstxshcdd you it or k '_-V I oslled 5.... then once et his peg-iz.vbntIe_1r_Iso1rs_y. For e. time have porhﬁtebeeheeaet-train: the esontzyztorsooas ﬂlhnrﬁy ue.forinu;sboeeoe_;l:z alrestest. Looiheed t{*-‘neveroocoxredeone, “ostillssw the statement et ls:'..za¢.‘ln_u ‘nonin_c._ths_t-loyee conld=bsre_re‘p-esoatnd the oudirxitlszaesttooumeesexzexsreuaeafusou unseeruthst .1 n3e:'sltoec_r.irlttc_ﬂ:.- hshbsek. .Irhowere_loo¢hI:h£ls;thenio;,endio'otI(erI.1s. ‘kwrulmmﬂnmtwﬁwﬁﬂmw ssxeronld .hueboxrawodizon_}.'Mik Inyousotjienon vmtm-.!«=¢-':«Iv:°9‘sxvre*-¢'v%b WWW- prlnelpsi nn<‘l'j‘tnter'e'st."u the "note at-zenewel nisy pl-otend_"not_'to-knolw_-thoni; We sro, ' intestine reenlting i'i'on1=tho'pnceent:imper£eci:'_'f - -tsciliues. mémknovr them.vsll’nun, 'sd‘- ’ motive end stimulus. to‘ this Convention one ..thoA’.v'olumo,.‘i1:'¢l.:‘.,¢;gxr:gn;7 nst!onin1*utore'rosds’. .A.ii‘d.«the' role we‘ “,3, Joe-psssooithzovgh um.‘ vocuyor ulna measures spins! the oypos lion‘. Aiterbetsg deioshed terooonue. main n-tor. Gore:-nor _o_i htnuchnsettg; .hi.s st&._,nos_1ly ogein. rose, and he was elected United Blues > [senior in 1336. ‘ In _; of Edward In tho senste Ohslnlslor he, eunnguhheohlaueutyisls helddenuno1sd'on”oi Bmox.s,_wlso ottseheci Sumner; the houiiacerollinshnnaetteznpteilt‘-stnttesiadsio’h1ni._ tbeenhttuveshynonseonssteooosstnlnnd-vrs'seuot 'pn1ju;tcd_ togsny grepss-_'.len:¢t.2.,-sleoe II no not ‘ hixnsell tothe isstgnen.‘ Ills ‘smut spoedaesﬁot '-the sbalitialsot. slavery and the rupee! ct. there‘:- "tn-eelsve lsvnaeded hxeus sdsnseroneoypoo neottothesoetlse:aleeuiers.sndsss:o.ene:ipshle oi hallo;-nstertslly to onuiae,-me Bspetiigsnj putronssrlszxezanoreenwixhtsto . . 6 _ nsrinxhcensnsomberoi thobensteoolaxialtteei oaltilxisryunirs -enzlnxtho tLns!.hssJe&neoe' Dnvlswssllselulnnnn.l.\e prenledbytluknoivl-V tuned. whea:_m~on.:ee to theeolne x>°¢lW-'m1818¢1- DI!1neihI:nInot',thewsr.the‘: dutiesoithisoaoe were sthonsuxd~.iold.nreotor~ then'teo'.1eon theyhsd: been, ‘since,-itlssd to or. lailnlaothonodiﬂlléoﬂl-at Ie¢is1££l0a=l,$t,.xnleiq:! lizhtthea1loUt0O9l|,hGI|dbolut3¢9.BM!§.I£e1d 9‘ 75_»°°°3'°G'ls.l-U.!|¢t_aolsstnon:en,tin4ao'ad¢Io B°°M.ur.ot..WatIodoubIelbe Illllbereislili-' -n-t.-ewseoa tow _ . -,«a- we-nu.» extrasesslcnedoongross oolicd.‘tnJnl1.lBll. HIoV7ul0lt'I'lIVpIlﬂ0§l&t'l7.l6|iV0.Il'td intxo~ dnoodsevee-etbilio sethortztnz tho? " ‘to mphrU9°.°Mmnmoe.lnaustnxthee:reegm 0! Ihenanlsr szntﬁxzrwldlnx torthenorseln-‘ eleec..rpuzsuea or theleld toms. * " *;,. 1033138’-B|h0II’lII1.P?0vldisgtorvastp¢u'ohnoee‘ .ol seas and or<l.nshc_o,_sed’ the vtyoll!dve.too.- ms souvlty sopleesedaenex-sl he d§L_l’d‘Yﬂ60I'lKO‘hIIf0d6lI’Dl0l'I, in that ehort‘Ooo:ressioe‘sl stilts‘ ehs.unsenot=thexntﬂtnrycozn:nittooshsd4<snoter 4. A shoxt.pe:io_d or scans! nallitsry service tol- iowed.ss he banned s_ia.-la":-do or txooprtn _‘1nua'ch:uoetu.“sna 9e;s"M'1'h-I10. served on" General -ﬂo0lel1sn'ss_talr;‘hIti',histoxtswI’l tnlqisultoa. and not in neiliieryses-vice. eo_he-eoonreeignod sud to Ooexrees. I‘?-=-I an .-use. he Jooee-'. na.ittee..on"1mitnry~An.Ise.'-sad £ew~intporusnt 2-an-an-wt-ital:-meal» MI-99¢ nu ot. um, u';D4',jor'to lheI_oonditton,‘ol the "°.°P.'.3:~ ‘° '““'“.3’l>°N°iII at the"- I woredne to‘ me. l_he"';s_ets' soy ‘ ‘ oxygen; as.‘ colored troops vrho'£_ot_i3*ht the battles htthe Union.‘ and their wives and children; end also those for eecnrinx to thosoldien en lnoresse in the crew ntloos.e.nxlthrecmonl.hs' extn pay to gu um, should oontlnnetn the service till the close at the, wet. During thcsemnitold lsbore. hows-vu-,5; 3"..- loet sight at the not that the colored popnlsuon olsimed his constant osre. end. though opp:-agggd by insnxnutbie demsnds on his um, mja, nu tending to «moon: ueelionto their oomitlan do directly stirilgntnble to hire. In the poiiuosl osm. voice at 1868 he use once! the most prominent candldstes tor the Vice Pl-esidenusl nooalostlon and. though In-. ooltsx wee tieuly nolninsted, the vote on the tub heliot wss six-.xy.°.. tor xx. Wilson. (in 1871. he one for the third time elected to the Usitodststos Senna.‘ tor the inliteznoisixycui. ending Mzrnh L. 1871. Ind At once Placed in his old position. the Ohstr_xnsn- shipotiho ooemluoa on s(ullsry,snm.'whion to vetsteul up to the time at his election ss‘\’loe President. Though Kr. Sumner. his -Kuesohe. setts colleague in the sensie.5otned lathe mbsrsl ~==°«xgvI¥°rru*m+!=sih¢2°°nIf-="t°n°*é°IhI4 .".a.’.‘»mmw-‘nu x.;'viu'_.ooei.stoeti‘y ~_ P’-"W-'.'q . ‘V ~ . ~‘.' . ~: o.e.w_hlsty._nzag. Indthsttpp-" - Jxevree :ude.0hstrn1_snot tlse__rxeo‘_Boll‘8tsie ,¢¢ag.‘§p.;.,d_1,._§¢yggn“g,.4,¢,-5.3“, Ocxnmltteo in zsn.asehe1h:aepoampn!«3rtonr t&ac‘poon’ny‘nvoc"«ue»neu'uul.oo... 7"-*=*o"”1° ‘!..”‘l°.1*°'.'¥‘P°?:"‘°.'1‘*"' .“ ' ‘ " ‘nil-M“ “"4:-my ..o'ou- "W .93“ .1“ P?¢°54°=.¢- . 19 alcohol: pm-es. , mu. M. Gnonnron. iémhowos nnsntmonslylﬁlosen 1’:-eel-dent eithe xw':i'ok£. 1i'ovensherti.lB'l5. . hjcesoil Convention held at Pittobntnusd he- - cexne noted forhle"1r’omieifnlcloqnexsoee.s£dsd-; 0. W. Ford. .51?“ trill Ippetru !.'Bidtll'ﬂ thQ‘31ld.f‘. up-' . Hihukg. turn ml‘? ninth. fit"- ’-‘ .9°mpo-yetthorzseuternerewd I-t,t.Im.nI¢ht.', -tosbeaeooeeeelnsnleeo-Denoulxu , - « i§r.~I.ouu,Nnv,unbog‘I§.‘-I’thInkis was thst so:_oopereon_:shonldsu‘s_'_wnrd_ln Iekeit pithy, dee§.‘‘e-po’cnnyybTca_h~;w,§v. 1!, SN arm‘.-In v_poev::leeetode1encl _ .'bozeinlires'x-er tionennususl>lel_roAsnsny:qe.s:rter_.';-‘ p .; 1xisbedV_oaoughto:_iia_e;oon:essede;6o' ‘ ‘ el. tlscwhishykibstohttoupt cxcalpslion or men- xennstn hyohsrxiexeogenptlolty eponﬂhsriee W." j foul ; hut vhenﬁlteonsee to_e_trea'utheoto; test 58-. -.Iesopthychex~xin:hirn.with,snietde.tbe oetrsu nio_o'nuyouxobehogu.=' v ’_' =.;‘.‘, -res_:_rrnu.onhnno:nleg..prt_nu=._sn --lam-‘ . view£'...ot..n .chhego'- liens reporter‘.-with one Douerto; Inwhleh the ;opin.~ ‘ ‘_‘ ,-‘s’eyin;,,"l .e1cdn:stoodhe(?or¢)letttor‘,O_hioO¢o.thst_nlght (59:>0tm50*l7-_1P79_3-#3403-I30 . "WW .hﬂ°.11°W*°8".'I."°. 49!<“1'N_' W» I‘ “*0 mesidenoo othtx. Blsohstcse." '. -' ' .j "112. llloozstcnefs-h.oou_‘eeve:el days b‘etexe'h'e- oied.:1!s,1n.stslsenli1'stthehe_ese‘ei_hls’sis_oer. Iirlo-=vss,3l°&*¢¥!b'i!*i:-a1:iPwwe%9£ ‘nsoeis:tho'o'¢hti:sslnsltses_ttelr;,doelli;ed ‘medi- '¢1 ﬂue "hug 3393:!‘ :”s more ‘tor’;-0hies.so._ ='/tooling‘.-thstf he wreath he fsll Iain"-in-':s‘~ dsy'._o'r- -two. At.)tr._ ﬁlsoketeooﬁs. {although growing eves-so. hestm bl! Kh8*i.8§?’0 M31 I'l>'0I'ee-tel ooeif noeidncoqvee-ohert&1.an.dtextNrr'deollned':nedt-- Inez only‘ we Nu .b°¢~¥-!- rel-Mn. I sister‘: rusty. hetltheyyore poblhhsd in ht. 1onIsl>8P¢".‘*.“7“ to have, bcu.toxcomab1.hls::snos.-". _ ' (hu!el‘Wllbju'l‘_0t\lV3_l'Iﬂ‘hOn£I¢ﬂlI. it God »,one_. and align: upon on _ ,.ny,mha _, V ",.'so'onndreis‘orf'hry thoee who ieot,y°Hmvee' to he so) wish téjdlfert |“‘=¥*°*!?*°9"'°.“?9‘YV"-P'¢’!‘.-*0.-‘I0 . V -rnsstdontﬂnnt o1ves_.-it to.;hti‘nulS. it rnotto the. ;n:sxeeryotoeso,vl:_o:stoogl,_lryl§:.Lnnigaesil:o.syone4'r =nuo.no_eded n_1nee£.'shd,_ .one1in'!'no_d,.to orees.tbe:eoos,lboroashi eillntlon into the sntsoeaenuot .'IlIlo,‘dl.netly,oz- 1.... Nﬂjtﬂi. DIM! H-lx_ehsrx~e;ol. nisdomeinec in‘. onioeagninstthelstscollleotor. -Yours truly. ' ‘ __Auo. ngllsnvnr. ,'.. .- -,_ . on unis 3”” .’3‘m.'“,°”'”“ 55 -this house inst eight _ss‘:€!zie_tseliest.',!'%.'.rhis even- poxtedbvltzu‘ ‘“___ -t .«.~~m'- n_ .0 .. .. , ,. ‘i_n_"}8i swoon.“ toe; ‘Ihessne’ ‘ploy will berepesicd tlliseveninu? ‘ ' ‘ -' » - ~- --rrncutangionnoun llx.‘Itliohelll£essnn_xoellent_ ,. _, lmlr. M1 of Interest to _ - conqnxr.-: ‘cl ~ - "A”conccrt will be given st uerosotiio‘l'.ibrsry llsii to~neon-or evening, ends: the “gym oft!” Evheopallan brunch at the entcrtstnlnent new . ~ being given at the motto: thobenoos at the Worn; en's Olxriouxug Home. ' ‘- err: onstlnurtxe. 9303“! RIIEUEB. J3.. e lsd. loluloen 73511 or Isa. living s: the six-nus House, at. castles 30¢! 3'0“. ‘N19 'ov.i hunting on Enhdsy. not with human by the precision disehnrxeot his him. lmwhleh he loetthe thumb sud tore due: at his nu: mod. - » . Jolmnu rnuolq. s little nslisn street violinist. woe run over by Ill express vrsgon. oonIez'oi1'eni-I street sniiilhontesu avenue, , ‘ xuxargoon. ‘rho playslosl ialiu-ios to the loci was slight. but his heortwes sissost broten hy the dlsoovery that his Rtnbliosn movement spins: the present souls- ' yosterds;'1n_ u-snuodon’ suaylhlng su:e'p'xir‘ei'esfne'lae':~e'-." _ vests-—hsvlna.'u eneced. ‘row- LOGAL ‘P388-08316. Juno: Wat. (linen. nemiutoe. sre.,n st Bsrnenrs. , 'G:‘~.xxnsr. J. 2. Jonxrrox. sameeec. is It the Lind-ell. ' 21:7. Jam! Trix!!! arrived here yceteenis: frvanx Iisenibsl. ' Ex-aornnuox xsnonuf. quhrtored at the Llndell. Jones 610. Enaroerno. or Gnthnn. Illinois, is registered at the lnmlode. .i'z.'nm: 01':-0 Bccnmrsrn. cape Glrardosn. K9. . is 3 guest e§Bsrnum's. Hon. W. A. J’. Brena. lit. 0.. and wits. Osv- lyie. m., an regulated sit the Plotters’. I7. 8. sxxxron J. 1!. ‘meet. or Louisiana. end Gov. A. Rscaey. Wisconsin. are :8 the Linden. Oowxxr. W35. 8'. swrrzus. oiihs Blafexluzs, iloinnbia. illuzmrl. is stopping at the Iaolede. Gov. J. W. Tnxncxaoxron, Texts. and Hon. Morton hieitiehsnl. Phnsdeiphu. ere at the Lil- don». ‘ Box. Jim. 8. Ztcvsxe. Osledools, I(o.; Dr. Jnolstes, Bellerlew, £46.. an hurt:-ed other uun’i. ' of Kontnokf. it guentltzthc t.solede.wi as he.‘-eesteio isosce- venison. New-an. the Convention. COL. Enos. Bcornot rhiisielohis, ex-zbsyor siseippt. are II the Linden. ‘ 010.1}. zxxxxnxsx. shoe-It’. Jlnsttn, end J. Qdlhenovreth, Bhonnsn, Iex... were Among res» tenth)‘: nrﬂtlls It the Emmi’ . Tn: holds its otordcdwliit delecetcetotho Bs'mte70oe‘renuoe.endoochtte_le lshst sdsilne to the long list at snivsls. a_n‘nsr.1>. 1'. 1tnsmpeo'un~,.e¢ ‘New gglughu, lstn theeltysnd stoppnnfst lhesonﬁovn. ‘itevr -ntoodssse-shim s private banquet stnennere lsstnight. _ _ ‘ “ p . - am itooeuoeen. ﬂee-rzoetdest oi the Peansylnms Runny.-_nnd'A!frod thither, Prest- st't'he‘Lhsdoil. , - _ 001.. ll. O.Wx:.uox.O:ssriesd:v1iie. Indians. lswpsrhaet oi Governor Lens ct Iedissmsml pt-scepter ot Ron. D. W. Yoerheessnd B. W. lhnns, is's1oppln¢'ettl:e8ev:tlur-n. -A §ox.nuun n.mnuxs.oe tbeoeiebrsisd Fairbanks 8eele'Konse,sod _hiewi.te.snired in- this city neorning.Ind are stopping with lev.0. 13. Goodcl1.D. 1).. we Ptnnheet. ooncnx. Jomr mm. Joins. of the Toledo Binds,-lion. Gnidollsrx. Isyorct Slolodo, Ohio. sad oeptsin Henry G. hienbett. ot the suns city, lhldelogttu to toe B-11nr'0°ImI-b-.mls Lhncity,x1gtste2odAtiho8en“ n. - er. mm 11: -._._..—_ run an eoueeneu yemntsy axxrlxstod we 35. _ ' 'rnndeotorsssythssneossiesis"qnlseyrevsieet Intiseoityetthevecctnttlme. _ ruurxoeszsomhrssfoeoepioe «neninxe "ct . Ftﬂlssue ihnllosud clan-not iinssnitxsg-eiost'xnislie,I.sr.tin. -. p, f ‘_ !‘i:Il'f_ziends‘ol !£.‘._‘ .51 _ the .nls_ts'to't’._Iio_1=wtstdeisee. noguet ol.sus¢_.._.lneti_ 0sun‘x.xsn;‘ 1;-rx~'ni:j4's'nsoae rent in place or base Preston-gin use "Criminal - ;.is:kx:Ts1x;no,"enoest: penis‘ '.i‘eooha;l' tio_n..w'ill_‘beheldnext5o7te.rds:.nsernis¢ aura eanttte Libra:-1‘1£stl.'-Piper: sndeeosys yil‘l_be ¥$dI0§'ﬁI'lt_l'§§ﬂ¢Il!l&l\l¢kJ5'$‘G>f{¢‘|¢XII.l8. mnjc-mung) evening st or. nurltagma LItﬂiu'An_01ttixnh, oornzrltilot sveneesnd Wash street. a8‘l3oo'otooI',lcilb1Be1.0.A. Vsnnnds sod Itr. Eustace H. Smith.‘ ' . Bxxesxnt Donna, x-ending ens Wslnnt-street botwcenltlnth and ‘Dasth.1e.ll on the street yester- _ (III. tlsthhligvj fxsetnreot thelmee opp. Ks wuhslpcdioyhts-honie.end't>_r.J_e.meson osllod. uhonv'ehtns‘eer;toslsttcn|iion.7‘ . ruutuzxngocseopoueoeeossuinlaeeiida noornlng.'£r'e'ss;C‘trenlt Oonrt No.-1 ,to,0iron.it are. 5.1, -rum _Wie.khna,‘ Jeege Gottsolnlk.'o_fth'e Ilormer_oourt._ having heen s 'ocisn'solis,thi'osbe4-,-.1‘hc loin Bali: my an pumuugnmsum-nwesy. . .' rm: !_.ned Oonntiuiooer jcsterdsyordesed ll nysppnpcneaththe “ .ol theopenlngot thirteenth street norm Chrissy sveenolo Morgen stroealhocldipprsisementhsviogbeonset snide. .n‘:eeusg:s:‘otthe9v.wnee1_taesneym blook_0m';thc'C I 7 - ' *l:.ss"xrsntod Ive rlodol tendeyshonato-dsytoz-iheﬂlinx cl ex- °°9“&“' .-... . .1.Lnerz:no:p.sxesissutet mehl¢so.u'xi1ed lulu our I35?-¥¢3l7s~¢nroa_sto__»tot' use; home, _whid:erhexres_sotnx tnsee:ehot_snm‘lsn_seoi W339 ”°"‘°‘3"’i¢'°-“‘:"”':""5"‘,°"7°"°l‘$,5°“W§°9l ‘ »_- vvere 4 ‘ - l ; hneloetton .102‘ n'Ogeeni.lns'snﬁo_0t0_8¢.l'oxdi-' "'-?.4.T9*"3?P-°°F.“9W!4h9¥4'1hF15dIItnt¢I vhsturdnv.-thoglxthlnthsnd resnlsedtithneseo-_ jnon as ex JBl}etfJolln)3olIevi_lleb1ss1nsllsssJox‘- it)’. .'lI1ooppo_oeot,)t:.1!.v_0.'1‘s.ylot.he.s served nponhtmsnouoe ct-eonlest.ond1ril.l¢isoniohts glue to thepositton hetero thenextnnsctinxolv wnshl . ....§. ....l..°?““““n.u..an.“£..".?.“.“§.'.£.°.'..‘”’....°°‘.... oi mrthe calms-one lnBt.Loniennsti Oonorratonolaeying. Jnteow-enmurot leyiogthe coo-nersstosoonhs »no\vhuloi' th_oBt.I.oni.e Union _8ooloty,2~'o.1ol5 hveene.wos,pox-toe-used , f ‘_yeite:~ noca.1=.tMm-.eM.¢-of 0.182:-.oom-:n-93>! __Mendsc¢Iho vmesnm-ee A. w.n.. 1'.e'wtoa.\vhile uuz-’sn- erjnay. n. e.» oae'.'§. '“W1a.lnlho themtsaoprottg w n.mlh%: otlnsre. .\ -A.ltoget.lm_'.- the Kline cmcecdln3tntneet.;: .' ‘ g_-lZ§e‘vid“(lh.spseen.'d '_ hesvir nor_thwosher/prevailed ‘on Leis: Huron 'enhpn'dsx.,- :‘hsviolio1vlexveesols- sought satiety" -.“.5*."‘1..1’°'°“*"."°'.='3?°*F.'€*‘ ‘ » 1141-- ‘ . 8.‘ D. Osiduell, Ksry Jerreeki.‘.Lsdy 1'1-snltlln:sohoooers2icru_xIreet.‘Boove endosco- 1 ,..°.:_,,__.. . ‘L ._‘ . .._._°”“. \ _ H: onenin Kell_oggsvtlie'.(_).. less boon. '. ted in “"7 °'9“‘.’.".Vv:°.""‘-“5°‘rt““.* ”.’.°‘.‘5”3. ‘°,‘ 3° hy‘ea'Arn’erioend_oteetlve ind lodzed injtll.” ' the Itomgopethie Boepttsl lnthls cit} -e.’y.~o_o’n'.n..‘ oi cthei-"administered to’ hint " ' -nh_iie_eede:-pom: on operation on’ his mt‘. 3' w1Mwx°- or iron ore‘,‘which,hosboca 1 ashore st 3:. lteleos the pestthroc weel:'s.hss beenresooedsnd‘ Th! tobotroit. _ ' She is badly dnmlﬂd. Nqnirlng two stcun pnnpe to hoop most. ‘ _-neoiollawing In ravvonne Btoredceepsrs have boenﬁtppolnied: Joseph Dopey end June: Kumedy, mm Kentuekf District; John Piispoo. tint Taunesooo District. ,; —'i!‘ho m"-at evening meeting held by hioodyond ‘ in Philadelphia took plsoo to-night in the depot. Over 11.000 persons were present. seven! thousand more being turned out. —Mic.hul Luby. for killing Pet O'Brien 5! Lax- ington, 1iy.,vnsoonviotedyosterdsy. sad is to serve tea rear: to the Btsterrison. —‘.t'he United Brotherhood oi Loooznou to fire- was hubs-en holding secret sessions in Chicago sueerhnndny. The proceed!-IS’ ‘see notboeo itdnle hsd been wrooud. msdo pohilo. -It is known, however. they eon» mrxuw. a. ll»snl.!:'2'r;cdttoroI7t1se_ Box-ev¢v°r¢.lstnthedty;s‘dnlegsseto ' Tex. hihdelpkh, sod 001.0. Itlchszdsee. hits» ' dare! thendsns Express coeepssmhsve rooms‘ _ ,su‘c1ger.ooxnpureeote_ehueev-lthsseeeassde not ‘soioeiﬂpnhltshod onsnedsyl Hr. lﬁetflrfis ﬁe-. ' Antennae: tbexvugeiionl slusneswmias, .li:e,helns,inlhe.tolle.odtltsitoénblsdlseesc'.oon-- : snneptlou. ‘»Blsorttye£te¢_hiserrlvslhoweslnieen',' . -fxlendc! nse_l1.eId!n the.‘ 7 enterprise. An teteuotie3sldns7s._ l L-Jsn:leilz.j:z:eueolr.*et1rlesnnele;e_r;‘;x§.-hue, _. spinner nation: inurrtooo. «tweed ogﬁoeu no salons‘;-sari lo skeet in min- me. next year. lit. 5'. nyniemtodooe moral: eotrﬁzvaieeei. lane eupelhtied. Xisliﬂitiel eve: SZWQWD. "UKJUSI 5)X5C8¥MlE.&.T1ONS.” 5.8 (50 . Denis! '. 1 ti n§‘..‘if-‘?.‘i“<?=r..‘a"e*...«r..:9.‘f.le.. ‘xii Itsnwukatteoli - Eight.- W.it.8iesnsod o-thou. sppetlsate. intent the radio Xtsilrood company. rcrpondsms, token ovewrito! err-orilrotn nlnlohnwnconty Ch-suit Cows-Hotiseserprensecoert here. not wom- usble importance. involving. so It does. the question of so noise: on-odeotnsziou oi tutti rsieeoersstxosdesshodlstanoecyeto. ‘this morning the sens-enw Court. thrones Jnfigev Xenon. the other Judges oononrzing-. silinned thodeotsioeoi the ibonotpnoed saying that the Ibis Izlttn brooches now. :1. .srmnr.oz menus. lmsou-l.n s faemo IDS the tells that ovula- nun same. _ Gloenin tromth Annnsl t or G go o Depot Shetxmsn-zlniitsry menaero should Hsvo Control Over » Indian ﬁnpptiee. Wsxniare-ronztovecnher as.--nae snnesl ro~ ptrtortﬂenzrslahenoea. site: otstin; the ;oo~ ‘-graphical llnits or the rations eosneesnds. ‘esp: “Ens strength otthe line ot the army, loootdiag to the lost reports reeelood. 15 1.510 013 con, and motienliited men, lnsde up as io11oI,r:‘. 5r¢g2zaeniso2s.rti1lory.3’}0oil_l¢«ere.§,i:us hon; In reglxnm_tsotoouh7,c: ohicets. 7:303 nun; an x't'.;!n:uiteo! lnhnhy, its oaiecrs. upooimeez sveilsbie recrnlta, hospital etewnzgs, ordnance sax:-§€=t.;9e:.3.8$L m. -. =.. hm-‘-.9. ' :..€'.*:.. :'.*.r.‘;."-'*‘.*..-°......“~ W '°*‘°'°*.....°..E liters." Ghggenne. sad Oolnnnhlss i E; g gist . cl ‘l-Itllllz. 1: 2 recs. -sun ‘E - rt¢e21rxtisons:hutnntii' , dns¢r;i.n'tsun!n¢'or in -toning.‘ p nssd oodtromtheaeuenl Go ornncet the - iligniiléantzﬂuxgeetlone room Ordi ape:-.suono'_ot‘t_2:o bnnditti. um: onrhioh. " tiblloui . '1‘ arvvﬁrtoloscsvv th sigeingmt so? "hiote;¢il’e3¢us1 me... most 'ho'Idop snordgrtoxnske xeprisels. oetlbonrdea-.hss sonetineeszesnltedinindelnnl , Iswoilns.sece.rlty."_ _ , . b A Iran nsennanznn. Funeral Obec‘quiee=ot-General E. B. Harlan-'-K-'.‘1‘rihutojto., Hie‘ Memory E13 tee. ' ; ilseeeslnseaneahentna «eotiomrelsiivo to the .eeeah-e{_oeuerue:.n.n.uxse. Atthinlnooltzrc rthetountanru l.doptodo.e't_ho'soni.inieos_'o1 the ‘ae.tont_tythenpu-ueotv I = '_Its'_dnoxuspedk_sthemoudry at our test I our fnhioglesth. anti ““‘ §'2’.‘.".. hisrels-~ Id ‘Jill vocation degxeebeyond the fortune at most snsnhnlotthepress- Wedeeply naonzn thoioseotsn-essoetste Ind dostrmlnthosoiritotthst I Jestsilves Iheprus the. any unveils: privilege to-serotglet. wontoorn ioesolnur.-onerous ' 3763533 ' "lLueestl:ewhole1rcddkie." . totsoderhetboeeendeued tohimby closer ties :E‘xnzootcu‘nouend hesrtteltsynpstlsyinthoir Thetnna-nlwuoosdnotodbstholi hi.s’ne1n- . and res to use sed- oﬂocre. _ hymotnhereot preu.’ the letter the deacojay the K I.- Teznplsr. ‘rho ions were conducted .hy the R41. 1‘. ‘II. Elev. J. L. Reed. oi the 1' no Pres lsn Ohnroh. which the ’2°“"‘.3""'m‘." ........"“"“' ‘”°".’.§‘.§“'.....“"?;.".°.?.? orxn . e , were tzry by number at loading-oitimns. no¢:ithst.endTng e weather was very nsplossuu. 12' THE ‘Bll‘.L1ABD_lBt‘l5. 5‘, "'._"’. *—_-'-v—- r ' < . Close‘ of the ‘New "York 'l.‘onrnunen:-- . Jrnenlonllrothore (loptnro the mats -1.>.,.gze,..'~._ .. _ . ‘_ _ xxwxozx. nominee: 2:.-'-In tho olnlua tour- nsnseot, this silernoon. Joseph Dion deiested session bye. some otsottolls. .Wtnn;‘er's_ ever- 'o.:e.1t 2-1; ’ _ _ ' - ‘ ' Inlhenextmateh Dionaﬁi Iholosinx 's.'s" oi nine ,5: plon plsoed jut sod ﬂcond with ‘end for the”-to on which 'tbe:.. twespleyod.-vrhiohtszo s$::so_ oswhutet angst . 'l:e_lsotsed' n,- nn ale ‘for third andlonrtti grins. . ninsmld-,aivph:i.ngo. . they itioethopx-is-zIeque.i_ly._; 3. .- 2 . ,. , , Y-Uﬁ'[IIﬂQ-l)Q“W9CI’JOC sed 0yrme're- suited as toliownraioe Dion.-’ son; Oyrula >233- winnrrls sun e, )9. . Joaniovr gets 31 605-sud the table. and rule {shes the (1,000 prize. min. AND mcwoomz. St. Louis Detect ivon Arrested in Spring- ﬂeld—-A Thin Charge. Boodsi Dispatch to the Globe-Denxoeru. . Brianna rxxu». Int... November n.—-This ener- noon John Murray. who was committed one on last vroek tor "shaving the queer?‘ in liaison at cs.ocu boil. nypesred bciore United Stuns Gone miutoner noses. um; rs be sdlnluod to but. 81 nlclnat surety wss given, the bond wuex-. arena. and adnzny zelnsed. The two wltnosecs. Thiel end Ncwoanib, who have been here in the interest oi Hum‘, were astound this niiernoon ion a Horny nu cu-onlulex counter- ihey hsviog sup lied him with the "qn¢nr.’ oelzbelbly for etecxire purposes.- liurcouh -use relvssed. and ‘thick held in 81.000 to — 31?? st the text Ian oi the United -ﬁinas Dil- C out. - . -letnior, error: and zemnrfd. P0 otthepressnsetior the 0, Count x.’B.‘-‘!‘1n:isn..v‘:i the xepre- ’ <_3’_srnlersoored_. " ‘ , _‘f in-othorocs en ‘e_'rcnhesis,uulit. _~° ens snneunced tho: they‘-w,onld.pisy‘oI!_tor the 4 ' 061%. Hoﬁwbs@- sued; emu App! Woe is Slew §‘z'l£:§~'-*.&K‘*'1 Holes ormwe M108.‘ ' soeexsazxwuesseeeeeosoeo-i5ass_oess. _ Jn... also £x“n',1ia'r.,ii’oVe%Ir2seo um-ins ﬁne snprezrse wart. me morning. the lteiowise: e3lo« unions were render : . Eéloen J. Brown we. ?:.a{§o Bwrroszt--;ses See - n o 2: on e at ; - guns as §€3“3“§:;£“’:""‘ l":””“f“$ “”"‘“ ‘5i‘""“. "2 601:5 toicrsﬂimed. 1“ was 3‘ Beesonsnxl ethane rs.‘ atenzne em!-other»; one re . . . fgionhsofyw gig :17‘:-or no zfrwitiae manly; Smith wt. Ysalno itszlx-and: . _.nswled. Janene Wm»: ‘H. Tlzoe. ‘Si’. alcove; appeal izoiumsdo manly; :1‘-tron-ed. zissnucxeel. Curators ot ﬂute Um entity 9:. State ondilorkporemptory end: at znsn:lsemxsu.»r~ Jowph‘ Il.?ag~en. sulnntia am}. rmac 3 il« routgs main Lsixyesse oooasxz tore:-so-1 ind "am .=.'.‘...".......e (mm 2.. Sifsleon lfrlmae, Jaclgoas. Lents hat 06-ltrt, on potmpo var Bee §“w'sl’§m re dines: (‘it-egory mm x" . to Oeeiucimntf Com-t; .1“£1l9t‘£$l£ W. W. sagas” ‘earns. Allende we Psciiio lhﬂr Wvpmwm from Phroiya ooonty;:-evereuisndrenl . _ . ' Xisooisti,» '2-esgoos:lut.' to’. Jews 1'. $3: appellant. syyesltzon Berton (:51-om . alliance. ﬁelino Fee . t . . SI. ‘Vii- oounty, poodexe . ’; E. son. I pelisnis. appeal trons John 8. Rnueiz, nnlgneo of Dnrbsuzh 3-.00.. vs. Alex. 8. ‘over. from Bases eons: - only-sued. . up": R Y‘ lasssns City Eavloscs lien: .§uoca gag an , vs, John J. Hum: nppesi mm .. me (Joann: lipettist Iatvsnd inquiry com; mar. , not oooxzn coc1~:.:s' .. . Theta-usoespnn--il.he-asse so-I i'a‘- ’ 33,5 .nn<$er's«:ttooeo(<ln.th!or .3 ,.,. 'm‘&on- its-lslyln ~Gsno_oewso ooxnty. :1 this . —- A new trial is _. .. the cons no sotfhnrsdsyter n. !sei.n‘'hs;. ' ' "28! ratnnrxxu rsicxmus. nndaneihru-nocrttenk, were xrsote-E hyme Governor-lain. morning-r» Jones zrsok 3» rxtuy end larceny. sjo{u_‘.lunx:‘oe,Jor st. ‘I.3:xa,swo rs‘, iron, , *. . pseg-ls. srokson. to the no years, 1:-out ‘I ' “ " or ieeobi non ctthowestern xintlng AL iniho mos ‘onset: ‘ ulssio ‘ea Nptsry hone toifndstr oonntv. ﬁ’°” " "‘ _ jwnnr.-‘.’x_s1nnoi-no honours. -ATISO‘ of Focal shooting so:-apes in the Viunltv ot-zxunvme. ~1tss*nv'rr.x.::,v2l'c11n:her:2.—-boomed‘ man, s .’”m an ntnoqesnyosreot sg-e.ex~oeide.stot Edgoaeld, oommitlad suicide this sites-nioon by hleningouthishrunswmg e, pistgg, Qgugg u- lnsotn. ' ‘SM American special from Union Oity, of this tisie, nssthstltllezs 017'» colored, living nest Benttnxdou ~ loomed yesoez-do: the: Lillian nod -fnebrsssstsos; In ox-penitentiary steel his bones. but oonv -hut Ircsngea night Gin npoolleasd s pounce! white icon’. The ‘'0 K“ the Stolen Oott!go—A;i.l Quiet. ~ Gsnvxaroevg rxxx. Noveeeher n...mts... tron: 4nroernsvliio’etete'-Inst‘ onseturdsycsphie Jto~ -may tree’ e_eh~enoceatou ths1texses.n"eioeet the river.-under the protocsi-not the generous thin -oido,’.snd‘vli1e‘-ihezu'vsss‘, kn, "‘.e-rzrederxs Iroopsc:-ossinghemeninedite ‘id . Wheavosmvo oreuesnn reeemdeeuoerou. Csptsin ItoNs'l‘l£'.n-.tnzDcd with-,his hole oom- nnnd. ‘* lie oh ed I pvonilso iron: 5.. xtoxicsn sntloorilieethnt they would - deli!-or ‘thoostue end thle\'rs.i£ eseu:iu.- . . . unit". .. . '_ . Itlsltotd that. on xcstcrdsy. u\:t‘il;I;tﬁ‘lh‘: s . - -CIJ_l:AHED OBI‘. Ia. F. Ooeoythas iqtimotsnonk - «. . Zmcrpe. J _ ' Bsaeohtl Dhuidx to too._¢l1p§o-}l>ueoe'x-as; "Mr. \fn_nxo;v.. !Lt:..‘3l’e_,v,el'iaii'x‘,e::.—c.s,lonel L. :1‘. Other. 1 , ninont istvrer o£,Ge_n_trsiis. lli.. '13 OP‘-I 33 ‘*5 to prosecute tramp: without Dee or reward. The‘ to his Oh-Itﬂbcf windows hdll. Ii the Xtllilﬂsbo more thus they;;‘erdc.lsst Friday night. “when two "$13 tier: oithe eceedea» . 55'3"; suﬁulcvug one 3: on elf‘ Nu": “m” °°C~“.’hbO01I5 Ignhhliand oix ¥§.i.-:5. %K..oolon.1 _burxh.n in the. tntnre. , . ’qUmon.I3'»e~‘ anevng A Pastoral Iset:ter,D¢clnros It to ban‘ ' Profane-Pinon. bloernnsn. xovexehcr :3‘.--Yestezdsy the cores of tholtornnn Csthollo chnrohosot this, city sn- nonnocd_thoreoeptienot=s pastoral lcttatreistive :ibelnietnscntot_theremsJnsol'.i‘oecphGnlbo:~cl coessuneodu-onnd. -The ' iorel : " we hove £riIl1.0§61l!'6d.~kt':‘l.":$B¢ of «£35 lathe-nsmsot the Fsotor whorethie oesson V - I deposited in eepu-and ironthorestoi the eontocrotezi cemetery. to be goi6l3§¢h'_ﬂOt11hlIIxh!‘O1IIO-PllOO—I-l0l'd1l.lrf pseaeot-pound." » . ill?“ 0 N‘ uinooe . ptsIol7yiw: on he ublz. renxeseoo on ell j: . mining-—oo1ono1 zruxcon Defeated. special eothoalooo-Denoau. , xsnnse 0111', Ho.. .\‘ovcn:bert!.——Grott ex~ oitemcni exists in Wpndotts lieceuse or the ..., ’ dlnppesnnoeol John arm... tom- nsna! the K.snsI.l__Paciilo boiler-shops. about noon yesterday- Pu-ties e.re'sésrchfns.ior hue. Colonel Inli-011.01 the Asneriosn ‘runs. with shooﬂsts at this moses ty . , . I!.J.- kiln l£.0..ldtto-i ti wnmxsoe. tor£:o_hls"jsest at the n:xss§.$u?§ _. .. ,'.Ksne'an',cit1i"!a1vo'tltook. iveessinttvseehaetheelooe-Danoens. _ ' Orrr. Km. Xcvensber :3.-«Dottie re- ceipts‘. you had; shlppcd.5ll; hood: driwnour. Dothted. Ksrket quiet. demand ' light and price»: nnclssnged. Boles: Nstiveoo1re.¥tax'N;n.sit1o steers.‘ asset is; color-edo_stcae.H$i.75C:35; §2<‘:oi¢_:ndooowI.nto§z45: Saxon stonre". anon :.%='i:4'.=.'.2:»..:4=.....*°“=~::.*§=*'~......."*:';:.:‘.#.= I-8 Boles: ﬁas.en.se75. Btteeporlothlnxdono. ...u.‘..'an...;.. 73: Credit hlobilicr. _ mew Y_onx.Novenber £l.—'l.‘he Paoitio mu Steunehip 0onlpa.ey.. through their Attorneys. .,hsn'oom:_noaood-suit in the Bnproxne coon spines mozruoxnsn John G. Behnnekcr. ot lirooldyn. to ruoovorixoua hie: the sum of 930,000 Molt °°"’“l',~‘i.......‘“.§f:...‘“°“....‘:.‘.: r v col in moennaz out Iueiosidy toe the company in ‘I373. h‘-alien oouvtﬂilnst Irwin hsd - n mount at if money inhte is, ten unlsvl‘g.Ry.b e. nneaber ot persons. “mew-w . --2-her. .- - Shononzod Kernel!-—Yl‘.nrdor Coco Gon- Bnctsl menus; ; he the Globe-Dmoorsz. « - moosmtorox. 1t_.L.._Novclnbcr 2_i.—-lire. Eliz- abeth Hove.“ or chofeerorth. oomxnittcd suicide but evening by hanging borseli _with a rope made out 0! a sheet. also one about sin)‘ yin?! 01 W0. and has been snhlect to ills oainnnily for sorcnl months. . - ' ‘the twist or Andrew J. ﬁn:-nu for the murder of lion. Mathew J. l-‘uzpsu-sch. n n-nu-«i p0Ul-IO!-‘HI In Cebu-cl Illinois, ens cnnlioueu to dsy mm) the: rcbrueryferm or the sh-Lesa Ctﬂil1liC0ﬂl$. A Blow Roma." boctsi Dimstoh to the alone-Denoasx. Lnnsxox. l>m.. No he: n.--\YillLo.ne Zion, Pruident or the Anderson, Lebouonoed St. Innis‘ Railroad. who returned ironi__ New York to dlf. report: having snocseded,__in—_ Vdiopooilts oi the compare boadesndoontrsotl as in to - :.*°*.:2:.:;r;2.....’~*;* “at e . => re 1 us I'ftﬂ".ocoen ,-end the c tstgsrly ~ .**%~1séz’*°'#*9.“s.'.**e~t _ - -‘I-esuxnnoo ii N030-S-1_uMs;el:n3oiae5 won; 6' _ 1“? ‘!‘*-. expeotodnrheath es: -no ’snt,..?he s:e."I;B‘¢i‘x&n.nodc’tae‘:sdu.u§liLr=‘n.’ 'nniget1h'o?oloettisia ‘o.a;_1mon' htsii ohm: Beer. .1: srdne:"t‘en. . 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 20, 1875
Date: 1875-11-20
Text: _ NEW SERIES.’ ST. LOUIS, BATURDAY TMORNIHGQ NOVEMBER 20, 1375. SECURE FROM tntutaoe M1580 0V c& B % COMP I I. . ENBURAJIC wltnlich does not} exttlaleogegélfgf 1'. meet . or e gangruyeveryshead of a lhmﬂy. His Life Poll . his wife and children. t, and all other pmﬂeitylkzlwept away to THE SHERIFF. in the 5'1‘. LOUIE! gonsfxynual premium on ‘5.2?‘§1’.‘é‘;1”.‘.£"“r‘i~:‘1’:‘.°°i...
Show more_ NEW SERIES.’ ST. LOUIS, BATURDAY TMORNIHGQ NOVEMBER 20, 1375. SECURE FROM tntutaoe M1580 0V c& B % COMP I I. . ENBURAJIC wltnlich does not} exttlaleogegélfgf 1'. meet . or e gangruyeveryshead of a lhmﬂy. His Life Poll . his wife and children. t, and all other pmﬂeitylkzlwept away to THE SHERIFF. in the 5'1‘. LOUIE! gonsfxynual premium on ‘5.2?‘§1’.‘é‘;1”.‘.£"“r‘i~:‘1’:‘.°°i';"xnpur'“"""5 Wealth: normhe may «it; to S than humanely s leoout the debt which a man oweshln tunllv, and prefers ment before all otherl. mnny as is the state? notnnunbou 1' H3 Largest anrlilinast stuck in the Wasﬂ We invite an Inspection of our law Ilnportntions of ]DI.A.].\/lZCDl\TIlDS Comprising 8 number of Very Oholoe Poll: of SOLITAIRE EAR-RINGS! Also. Gems adapted for SOLFFAIRE RINGS. CROSSES. PENDANTS! The whole comprising s osﬂeellsn never before oqulod in St. huh, and which In will sollstssllghtsdvssooonadsllnputliu. M +2 {MOD, JACOARDF & 00., ‘ eormgrrouuua Loeut,0dd-Fellows’ mm Ilegnst na'_!_OB'.I.‘OI§E SHELL OOKBB Just received. Rgsgmmntt I and lot ‘ o onfu ‘ hmlzlﬁanl .mZ‘“" Wlmlesalg Elntlnug PANIG 931028. In lihsénnlhdcurhuparv »cl',l'.I. JAI. ‘XXI. vvslnll rooxfnnlm mule-ssonJAl'l1Al!1st.I'Irt. Eiaordsr tehdllhin Il¢snsIIl:—te£uo¢sIuennd STELLE, YOST &.C0. 450-! and 506N031]: Fifth 8!. “Bang yon: Banner on the outer vmul" "Where he who runs may null” Anvr:nnsmo_ PCS T E R S AlLIKEIZIll'O0’l0 ' Streamer Lﬂllﬂlsl AT LOW nxrns. _ I1‘%:.."..’Fa'.:‘..';'&.‘.. "“"°"..$ GLOBE-DEHOCRAT JOB PRINTING COMP’Y. Turkey Hill Coal I‘? oﬂdlwsssnnnuuuns Bt. Louis. Nov. 3, 1875. Globe-Democrat»: You will announce to Dry.Goods Dealers, thro your paper, that, in View of our early removal to our new store, corner of Fifth and Locust streets, in order to close our stock, we shall oﬂ’er great at- tractions in Job Lots and Drives. Goods are so soiled, rumpled and smashed up in removing that we prefer to sell cheap and, reduce our immense stock to ‘ the lowest possible amount. We wish to open ou1’,5fresh new store with fresh new goods. Wewsntyou to put this letter inyour paper on the page with the telegraph news, so the Dry Goods Merchants will be sure to see it. Yours, etc, CHASE 8: OABOT, 519 and 521 Main St E. H. mzmass dz oo.,""“ Lumber Merchants, (Deacon:-slalsrihﬂlisnmnioll PIlB.ﬂiI.PUPLil mu mm sh:-d-.1sa.a-Iunon-mat '.'.'s:.~:...-:.. ......::*:'£'“-5 DAHAGEB BY WATER Caused by bnrlth1¢—;o‘f Steam- Plpb in ' amgllggygrment Owing to bursting of stump pipe lnour Flannel Dopcrtmut a portion of our stool: of Plan- nels hss been damsgod by water. We will close the dun- agud goods ooh st once at 5 GREAT SACRIFICE. Olty Bo- tnilors will do well to cull Bnturdny morning and inspect these goods. Among the damaged goods are: Plnin Scarlet Flannel. Whlh Flannel. line and Block lllxod Sucking Fianna], Gray Twill Elna- nel. Scarlet Twill l'lnu.nn1. Opera Flannel and Plaid Shining Flus- nol. ' J. H. WEAR & 00., run St. ind wuungtou Ave. THE HHILH FOB! DIVINE 0: ladies tnlr naas..v-ulnsunuoloths picrunghlashdlevonsudﬁo STIRGIEI‘: Fllﬂlifs UF mm. By Investing in and Wearing can at that Winn. lav BEAVER JACKETS,‘ NOW 80 05111‘ A!‘ 1'31 ﬂraatllazlunﬂnn Sale D. ﬁ1':1w7m&lln. mxn-new nnrnurtt-—re¢1:eo-in-an:31|olk 893:1):-vmJntnts»—¢-tdnasalxunaﬂ 60:03. E) liUvlo¢1et,';3h:‘).l£l>--Ivdnoodmllﬂ 5000 R: Uolltvllnrulsnkeu-wslnoodnonanlﬂﬂleﬂm. mitt lsu-srJs»eleIs—1-oencndtz-onlillollll. Bola-whens:-Jsskaso—~n:hcsdlrunlu£|0Io£12. lioluvhunvuloeleir-I-n¢uosnitrvuﬂ.sl0IoIl.& 50. Ind-oan.v-I.1)nmmou-tsazsusssausuoesnsosszp to the tnssnuszxuu. Luinroduzuonz-us !Z'[IDA)'l.'N NEW STUFF SUITS. résusnnuusgnunlsbnnouao. uuuasnuuu nsIh~nBIuu._ 'i‘hoP~npnhrndPmgrasain0no- Pr-ios(hslnlIoIno¢I I]. BBAWFIIHII &[!0., use SElPLE,BIBGE 2. cu’. Msnniectnron and Agents AGRICULTURAL GOODS nanowm srtdxamzs, wasous nun mu uculnznw III lﬁﬂ-_DIIIIu. 910 and 012 Washington Ave. 5 Vita-uasrnsnlnd I .0811 III“! -0" M. 0. HELTZELL & cu. Commission merchants, Gllﬁllll All} TUMCCO P11711128. 307 Nora. soeoaastmt, Btlauis.‘ lnunlnshntvnoonsunasanosjv sTwu1s mums ca. Isjstunnuc msnmm ﬂalmlmllmncarlmtlnz, Imllnss . Ianlaaoujusnbos hds. .065. '~-- """ﬂa.3.'.i:"..'li‘&‘."‘.."..ﬂ.""“""‘ Olfla mdwom N. W.eo1. um and Clark on THE ﬁ0U'l'£l Elli .¥'l&{7lIlllIl The Iamphis Oonvnnmon Orgnnﬁxsd nmi 1: Work. A{La1-to Atumdnnce of Distin- guished Delegates. Mxxrxn, Nmvunbu 1!.-—Ths Tans Pumas. 1L0oumImasucIuuss0yu1-housoullﬂxhis nwnhmnlvuunn-dhssmurhyrtinlvu, ehsarnssutnskueuuvsunnmntos. ﬂaun- rsuoanu.J.w.anw. 4-HI-arm-. In un- '“"‘.....°' u..'o'.‘...... i\..un:'uou’a:-nu‘ne-wt.ssi..'.a1-.5? ' sc!u'voI'AnnIsns.bc1 I:-nod. age‘ “J.-,alusu'usasn-gt: "on Don Paulo 0&2 Aoomnliiseonpuruhat was g-W .-.%* .. "- I I i:$;'.l?‘n'IIl7'n 1 hues. If I.-J ' . d'moun!% was sdopuuuma o 1' E 5: i 3%‘ ii at It! Union. Wuhsnhans sndrillensmnuselcssr rnixymhsst. ltlthensssua-unloushLL iQy,Lba cannon 0! ddlauinzitoeau 3 3?. Issauanbonusisoalns-I:s I8 3”" 3.-...°-*..'.'.°'.°:. °" ..°"- 1 .2‘ A-fa’: as push "on is list moi but snhuuml snasuﬂl uni than lo we I nllwuy nw steed} gﬁﬁmwﬁrmr i:“.’.'c‘.""..;’.i"':.'{""":¢"‘ °°“"'.'.’.“...a..'"“ V I I 1!", Ihiﬂ bike 23'?‘ a'::......."'°'§-.".::'.".'.':'.:'..‘.‘:"""*'°"‘ :nIn.nnvs’usnss om-sauna glﬂtshnﬁhorllolhl lU.Tl.~UIloIto 5“ '°:E*"I"..'.1...."=°-.“.:""-' "W: nonsu- uuunngnuuwuusu " us-pm." ' Q -dxowochufztgsnﬁsnndluou £2. 9! tut. dthnwh-t: g on .I'h‘s§ana-nu" shulnh oqI|aﬂ'Iy3 an to hitch‘: ' am as .........* ‘-'-*-...-~'~--=':%;.-.:* '::.°-W-,......... * "'5 -°-:--°“-~ N... tothswoslunhnﬁnsonho 'osss:;.am#l Rsulvotrhuﬁl dthscsuv-nuns wulsusutnnhn din Itsshsubo '1: the any point Iobbu seek I-lIoohie¢uo£.l.h.s’hQUIq CK)lIOhIDA‘I‘.KD. The Vsgtous Inland Revenue Oollaég 5 am Is aheﬂrstﬂlsm--,: at. . oonoaowrtucum-as imam‘: 3; man is thenru. nul‘!tud eﬂaoﬂuuu-. Iobekzsumnhnnnﬁaruths TIIIIFI Hiwxu. 5011100! Ihellecubywiieiitlstolie Broken —‘l‘ke Women’: ‘!‘nnpers.noe Ouus-mutton Adjourns. cmrcrnnn. ﬂ.,'?Ia~n.mbq- 39.-11: the Venture until svoidtnlaxutzzzy ;pId|lI¢ﬂo uluhovni-ale Issnycrsnu , all «I he , . at suns-n in ﬁsh: .- it God The Day’: Doings at the Capital of the Nation. Wnnu Spring lndlsns Dlsgrsoo ‘Then:-_ sshros.—Inl1lnx or in love:-9 I-sod, ‘ion-IssioosrProh on lcpoﬂsu-1'he Spanish Question. ‘B‘snlzxGTOiI. November 19.-—A gnrcyoi Wsrm spring Indians arrival have Ila lnysgonmi Ian’: b the Wsshlngroa noun. and than none! at $ d 1 . ﬂab §:s.nnnd§:Jr;"i.uInslnvusu-wad:-in oobhtsl ll,$,lﬂ.ssnilt menu! the Hausa bl-ihepussut wand uuznopo. E 5 salad toss . :'$‘.“.“.‘.‘;......J""‘...."5 &9......."°'°“"E"""’I.;...,r 9" ’..".'o..a...”"“"'1’-".... .......,“"""'.........' £322; nunaaunudnsunku-us-I .m can :5 Lntlnastisnss Ioutsslsﬁav on " urn-o‘nlh r1.L‘fi>.oI;' -ruoo--nus-gums:-1Isn'nn-ucnnty dlsuiuuis. llorsstlmd/sn lleuad rin.IoJsNzela- vex; nlwylmh Felon at u: In You. xsnsnhsr u.-oalassl Wu. I. I:.lnIisnon.wIlohhu'yI&bpqyi1Ih int!- nc. no sd4kns:JoyoshovI¢IscIswasuon- nuuyucnsgptooﬂsaqthsthsﬁiukymng. WEEQZGZ Indications of Earl later:-uniéon in Turkish nits. The ?r§ae=a of Wales lkdvised to Return Home» - Singular Frauds Feigeidm by :2 London 75 set. The Crown Prince of Don- mark Eeriousiy I11. Grand Liberty Hoxmmenit. Face in Paris. yuan auvuuzorosscancx Kr? Yam, Plsvoubu K.--A Landon bus: 31%: all he Ihetuwers. 5 ‘ 1f|‘§g hip.-an Pvvrur--la»! ‘I-bu-ctyl 'a‘al'I.hssunn—'u. iGI.|IdW‘”'5d‘ ‘mo! flkn. ht ll mint pcsss,nndsI.snI¢IhgIsrsn@ g, 3 extension. IUJl$I8IYI P1111. 0!‘! 1'0 ITALY. Lmmox, Hsveuubsar so.—s Berti: dlnpuvﬂ N thoﬂsusnys Doumvon Arnlmnunooﬂl Italy. ﬁll RAILWAY IYITKH . Lonbox, Norauber l.ﬁ.—A spools! from Bonn nystbolarmsrwun pu:-cane by luly cl sins Upper nun: into: at railways no pun: mm L*'’''‘’.....' .‘?.".'¥.;".i’l {:.‘.z.“:."T““"‘.....,‘°E.‘.'.§":;':'x1r‘“.. nu darling. I0 D14!!! 0! J QLIDZIAI... Ron. November l9.M-(hnlln-ll Plate at BIL dud. lisvnsbarn inﬁovixns. uﬂvns olnui-00!» 0 Cardinal in ma. lpnll. A531-Itntutr nnwnnu. Bu snunu. Ncrunbur l9.«—-The Dsarusu auuunmuunesnuuzarvtlnmuﬂouwa nirsavyaszds-unsviswolsubultlqtoling Allcuo. All In that seﬂknnlul Is lgovﬂlbh. hunc- . oi as “'-‘end ‘ ' ' of -nuowwn navel xu. Lon>mI.Nsnnbss19.—A Oapsunnn lpoehl . A nscnnczr-I uctrnox. llonuv, lanabcr )9.-—-’l‘iu Pnaos cl Weiss us-unuaunuocs. mm -nsntﬁ-ﬁrm ettvedbytluﬂuoowu. swollen. A uxupsn Dusnn. Ntw You, Movenbsr 1!.-A London nods) snnounousdhnswroasnlltny buwcussoab wxncr, 12,1», I-fewremha 3i.—.: has remake we mmsvnru‘ sbewesss'a§erx,ieusyus~«aé1§eaxm— -amass aritma. grub: us-Eweumsssnmruzalunesm, 33-wzfovusenrasasgotaw-‘§eEoemu¢'xiz!_2§ assenyasi we we tnxxmmgs oeoapsar: 33- was, and avenleﬁyme aton- nwnniuuths Isl hot. Buns bnmlnmﬁ, udhndsnp¢dun¢§n.00bI§ols. An lixclﬂng §eeas—-'l't:~os nu nun; Injured. Cameo. zlovembax ui.—-A are More emu saozaiuvssng uutsrnuu auam;zmn.:Iai.. nnsndn5.m.snn-net. Wnuashamuauw-as-a polnnnglhohosenﬁm bun:-nin;:uoi‘.a.IdsMﬂrs 6:341. wouusdoun . I Inashm1luna,LmH.hsne an-sreserlousl? in ndxndthea an my nun. Yvu onsna! 1 will cover the sontholouklln¢,wlncl:btu.El1 . Union City, lnd., Snﬂbn. bean! 11%: to he Blah:-D$§L Duo! Orrv, 139.. November m.—llamhmn.n. Helium & ()0. ’a harness and whip :naaulns£nr- inaasuhlissanant burned mu evening. The n- Ilnoanieutsvuneansnued. [manhunt 530,000; nolnsunnos. Want 3 00.‘: Iuiusnan h.ouIt.ln taeuizouing Mock. Ioothuvily. . Stun Tannery in Ashes. !!n..nux, N. aqﬂovunbw l9.—1"he mum um ncry ss Iolalon was destroyed by are out man- In‘. ion shout sumo. lnsnrums 515.009. FISTIC E03085. ‘IVnnAlleni.nOh.ien;o wllhHlsHopay—- lie Pita Up I Portal: :0 Flux: the 019-1- Ihou the L1.xongoﬂn¢I.J!Mvmbu1&I Itnawsoemnuuxhspnu-nxm la: peanu- plouhzpolthswvridhnwocuibm 111311.91 5:. A 311]] on Long lslnnd. Kxw Your. Navmnbu Lu.-A prise-light be» tvnnJsnI’rnrnu-nnabsncrouhinnk plans on 3 Sand Point, L. 1. ‘no I -|h.Aui.nI=:o. Savanna 50‘ Fm . r:1‘<!".,-.22.-mz: ..‘."‘....."‘}’?“"‘ WKIIEY SHADE. Tboilhnvnuhwlcnsos. . Dszisibunctcnloﬂsdloho-Dxlun. O mrnxxnur-1x:..n,Ix..I...)lovsnb¢ in.-This mu» noon. ixeuhtold as Faber. at Emulators, who were recently u-:-used Ia: In-qnisrilytn no .. “ Minsk” ' ss-" ‘ liquor- asslsn. Iypssnd bdonﬂnilsd subcommit- slour Ads-s. they and pn-sbuﬂlnllmotos In IhsJnIwqInn °'°.:".:r"':"-....." ..... 1'3 ““ 33 g - H X. Ihs£lho.oIcnsels.1:nnyﬁ: "-55 muahsm an-tuasuovw-um: {no- lednlh Iotcll Dealers Placed Undurs Bones. "‘ * to ﬁs Glulo-D0301. IIn.u..u,lo.. alsvsapszlﬂ.-Jlislszlslls wus- ky B-In nausea to |:I1.nd. ‘Pb Unlined lulu sh nu! ‘?°.:.‘2£"... ..;.#»l2,‘..»'i’.u’.'a’&"l'.l.':.'1’.'.“4’i’1‘.., .9. posxutbcnoxllcnolﬂln Ilhﬁnoa Guy. Broeliyn Oenvieusns. HIV YOII, Snooker I9 -—awphsu. BKIIIIMIO sndsnnunodooo-hslcnbua overland!- Broettn at uudssnnis; illicit vntstyv A Du-peg Msnlni tanned um -mnmona clued ll: ,@ iolbandol the prooecniaon. The Iilwnukoa Trials . Iltibllill. Xorsmhcr l9.—The cmaun (Sour! in he“ npgod all any in Issuing Lsstinmai 3"‘ mu parosuvuunn In um and Mill“ ’‘'’-'''9'‘ 3 Worth. .,,\._w . . GENERAL AND PERSONAL. oxrontv Ines LN freshmen Ind Uambrsrigmxil. 1'11: peunt cop min Icnson umaonu Ln 3.'r‘r‘. can lmeinxu. ‘nut Iron:-Ia from Whit‘. no Eornian e-525'-"9!’ 9"’ rotnrnevttulns. II! Nit.-higna Iall Her. 7-" "‘ uygyykd‘ and !h"iI I -xiv! Cclgcilltil, Al the out eonlw, wlll IIMII be “Nd .. ,..,4..; .p..- prev om;-uan IIH. I n.,.u.p-. In arftzhti ﬁve years old, and or contlderelalu ‘Guam In Prenaa ll'Jl!G'I'"- 1.,.v,- n mu," plunge use: one oi the lneelthleet sum: in the Union would be Iemul _0holIrI-«la? 1; --pugs" Co: Iboltld be chow’? 5‘P3“'9' 0' uxellnuemwe wmumetnelnlanemeboobenged Ia Eueriu. II-.u.BcnIu.wt!1IeI.tn-neth , “‘ *-um--I nhletentltied. "Xe an Ieioneﬂwﬂdvlti 1: Europa won: l'rIeer-ring?" ' ‘ ' rt. h.oqt1I'r, tee P:-meat or ten ‘ligleippl comm otnnr.h,kuv_I u,"tI_(e'_’eI'_tt en." or"tl:va_IIru_1,Ie:1olfi_be;_b_e’I5r."f» _‘ _ DI. Kungf I.II.|9.. , . - . mm Iwllhﬁi. ; . ';u.s.-_I.o , ‘mags-c!oIin.u—Ia«vr um -aw pc 29in won: _ ,;.v.s.,, -..v~»: -» ' — - .- .D.l¥llﬁ0:ﬁOlIet tueetysdx yen-Ieeeehir-III: .IewnI|enhevIhue.pIIIiIIeI Imueaennn. on. nnuoen-an enlmreud slant: on doe‘. ' ‘ ' nu. Wir.I.n.1II.ouI the rule or swphnt. Die ;huel0RvII he of bllntllci ‘.. mum. vmu h limp! to be our Ieceeaend cold. ' "Olin? Oahu were, but warranted to week." In the we: I ‘Wooten peycv op-eel-I ot the Ohm"! women who were rehanlll I944 1'1 5“ "‘|U“°° at ten web I based. I Xx. m'.tx:ron.ure Englishmen who dlepnne hlnueli on I Innyolo, recently wuelleteilclllet um..®.m£.lIe In I-even deye And he. I.IdII_ hourto naueenerell. - - - - ‘ _XrIr eo_IIld¢n4Ie§th1I()IIiIh6'ey ol tholrel-1 -Jnuuf ten ehIno§l'I_eeIeIIe_pep_|tle.; annual: Immu-‘mu’ with lﬂkleudmbkilwa . nioqurw W = ya lo §eVe_hoI oh-i .n-«churn-_ ._ q .heucoqhadIruooIl-eI- ,hnxIh"l’IﬂIne-Ily. lathe ydlivnlennr ope-6-"w-r-‘-a=«ir~v-luvs - nan: Vtormue eenel th prepenliou out Ieehoamda It nrleturel Ueet|i.le1‘I§eoehbn- Ila or llelloween to he rloyped ea eeueusel lheduthdolnnllhonyellwnnu. Ilxl. §I.\m:L.c1:I Ban. Doctor of Medicine. “guano open I cenrulnlon I-can in mm. gygumdby Onugnucihobe the am Ieeueua xcteteneleyveolstlemwntheir-ehtlepnel. luau ego:-.1‘-Ioueelphurerot ieedhevyheen ptezed npnatholnvihgelomllew York.b.m II ‘MI, udrihmoagevomu-peyuurn tum. Airway waxxpnblhvruunueeuupuln grip on I‘ we nun: om,eoeIe_‘ieI-Iplhminmhet be’- gouooouno. Itoeeiukhuderlheneterty thon- '.¢3d_|Iou.upowuwi& I Keely motor ethan- mrul. auvon Rnruanr. Ilsxxz on Wu. II separated to repleee Donut Jug-none II llpnten ropreeeete- Ilve II Bruno II. Ind Benny Enlllo nnr-nI(I will I\oee¢d Eenur run; an Illeiuer l"l.Ielpo-Ientlery to Benton. Bonn wondulnl vegetable pwdnoilone hen _ ‘lllely been taronx1I"‘° Ugh: I: IR:-hit!-II. Imonx ounre I lmttouwooa tree mouarlng twelve leet. In elm ton:-men tent. end I grapevine Imeon tnchte II vllunutzr. Joint Wn.:x.uI.In Euglleh Inez. rented to eheet his mother; no on Mlﬂtllhrbedhcllciﬂ ml]: to the emonnt ol tIao,eon. ‘the number: we:-urgrlrtu-ed. end the oldlndy got tneeooney bust from the but. [(3 orrxx. the British 3; .. Oomnrlnlon- u-brtbecuruneul. wuboe On: the bmlltllnte at Phlhdelphle should be pruuwod ll Ieorl 01 mueeen Iewhlco tonne might be dopoelted tor the Icoaad Centennial. ﬁn-pn. DA v.-so wee weIl_Inc-ugh tomshon u,-gu Irnment below rnleroee on BIIu~dI7,bu: use beetle; took yloou In hl.r own home. In Pitta- Geld. |lIee..Inrl he turd to In wlth hII wounded Innb routine on I ohm. rm: Prtnee 0! W3)» check the Khodlve nu-any bythomnn whennewnnzeoervzdoytaupev-Ion- .3. .5 cguo. they no old frtonde. the Prince mun‘ eojoyoxi tho oriental noopxtalixy oi Iggy;-I rm late than three tuner. ' 1m3uﬁ1"(rxs'xI'I novel In aid to ehow re mu-teble unumrlv vmn mu any or ma Paliee bowie, Ind um not In regarded Ia atronz eon- Irmniion oi the current rumor that Ilrotnu Jo Bowen! ted ahead In ruling the boot. IsI:rxt.Lx heme inure! recently to coo)-rem the reetmetion to III pugs, II Clio Cethexinl. oi the portion oi ﬂotilla‘: plouue cl 5:. Anthony. you wee out on end carried on by thieves. Now they went the thief earn our from New York. ‘Pu: “And beau" oi lednnmmmnnulu In mg "meet men.” um the "weer-men" In the ‘tune reﬁreme Iihemarry Inulen women. no Blneh Eillll Uouxmleelonau recommend uni tlxle 51”; or emu uuh be npunged from the tribes. nu-3 urn live In gz-uenoe In Ield by I procee- gzanu mt-oetcbcr not to be poleonotu. while than tint lose on rofme won Inﬂlu painful wovtmle. Tnu II ucthor Ira-unmet LII nvoz or (he vo;ou— rlIn\hoory,Ied owryptounlenllyrbonldkoep I 31InI.ry. Ha. lloobr vrueonveroed oulyllt me by 2-!- werd KlII.bIl.|. at noeton. Qnue Letely I1. Heady hee returned the term‘ by eonver-tin; two ehuaremot Ir. Elznben, r-eeouln, them Item the hottomlne pit, II it wen. rum belnteﬁhe pen oz to: dellﬂued tether. II. (38016! 1". Burrow he: that nearly Ive yarn been ompua In Irdlzoy I Kutoul nrnute. which he Iwpee Io proeuoe next you It me_0ea> unnhl. Bonn ukoosorelnznuo new by Wllllua Olen! Boone. w . Md oeu- ;; any oi Fraser II worth °0°~ Elsi-lolly lure nanny none ' -we bnelnen II naleteted. Al- though xtrrqulrce .1 Ilorg In mu M: an mined to pellet through. A can any old thoeght mthonneiderln. the Inn friendly relemzee with luau, mg, the Belelleve beeqnelwee not In good than ll! oi‘ this reeling Irene; tofu-II I Oonledenle omnzreiaour oeaalnt KI. Blunt-nun non. who protested the lllttm oi Stone-will Jwkenn which run recently enrolled In Elclunond III.. In I-anon . mg" -ciwvlwnnzthcnulsx at eeruln mm.-mu °' ""__““ 4°” 0- 5""-“”’l-“Ell. In trhiuh in nu: *5“ “"0953 Etqnllnunoe produced I warn: "R"8V1‘4 "SD16. end I vivid lnplraguo euIIentIhIl.IuIn.'' '5 01 ml ‘rm: Brllleh Inyn-nlIdYIng1udle being nIIo.I now the botton: oi the Ice byeu Amman an. ‘“"" “d " *3“ ""9"! run In over gm-nag Illhel II Alumna iloet the rem-a onguu-oy gym be entry for win! he he done. the am: my eoxneeime Iuume Inch In repeat the; It will soon; Imrmuung I your in Irohlror w'ItlawI:l:;l1 to blow are on In-Iim out. "It therein Innhlnj 1 do Ixete,” p¢..—,.m,, Ioliloqllnd Itr. Bowlu, as he enrolled out to good ole chlclem use other morning, "11’: Lhat axcmu hhber Ibont memo Ind no. I dorm don] gnu ""91 I mod cleel oi hla;he'Ijna: we can [0, ‘M ‘Om!’-77' in each umu ee those, but I don’: "“““ Iﬂlmnear In II no eonldirt rlua I:-om hu *5“ ""'”°'“ Mime me to In olrhu ooevtell. " Tiliﬂﬂﬂr conductor. In In Igeeoylar the 0! X0: ' , I. g ' .“m_ ‘Wt 754» Itrh from Pcnnerlvenie etened “MIMI -rah renew: the Intention ofenter. III Billhun Young’: Ina-em, but pg", 3,” Inhaled the and of their ion-ng, um, mwuwbad Io Ihaupertor canenne oi the am, who pmwmd theirtichnce. Tlxeomlgreﬂon o! 31.1, m,,.m,,u_ wuvd hulnorobedeonueh Il.ooetheeeI‘Ioube- zneknormtnea I.I¢eleIoniIQguol Ina 5npp|y omduaton giving one, end may 53",“ um". lg-enoy will he deetroyed. D I‘. 5.,‘ mug Ingr luv hat to day an the street A ‘W923 gvl-tag. ‘"10’ ‘““°‘‘‘ "“ Aasctupone Y Ihe look In tmmertzeln hole: It on-tied It 6011 end one tuddled alone, All! we tuned in Int aali kn I wanna Ba‘ own. The "nu mug uyyutgarl arty, he: has Illll bore 1‘ 0 look ol Ihl people from her In uuw - I you doubt me run. an Pgrteua. I M10 1'“ we looked to the eenh :0 . Ii! - Ihevolo-tu<Ila|.hl_ DHHYIU. 6I'du.'I'Ii".v"n'sI.?xm.ii r or you? v ' - lioc blind be turn when the not In! It men men . Ilbeec Iritlrtheeyeeboo dowolqebooh. M ¥.’l..§".'I.$‘.*~$-”’*£..'.‘3»"‘«o« ""3.-P‘ ‘ﬁr. Yea, I In «inane. dream molt tIe.inuI’ty-u:eu°-‘all I new E lulhedlivcdln. lIe5'Ib eneea; g . IIIIIOVOIFDII ‘V: ‘I I ‘- 1 hole '40 UI bunk: Iemr ioaklao for IE0 AIdoIh.IprIee1evetn‘etﬁ'Een'Iui‘Ipa run. ~ - v the’ twee) glrlbebyl Why, tlul unknown ‘mu m jhehukum omen. mm van: 1 ... ,1. . .. . TBl"3TIﬁB! wru... i I't,&?.a.m -1’)...e‘ou'o¢'~A con»? man‘; ﬁe oi eheDqe4,lyt-«eat-or. . ' tr.-on ma Nerrfofl Herald I The proce loathe--Slngor will one” worn continued e.I:dre 3lu3o no gum. II: IV) a Pltinr yen .. I Io- lorlety of ml’: crlrltolilnery slontle-bended,’ oonwnt, coupled will oeumowhu Inbound-E In reveletlonr which It be! evolved and the; Inllllone which 2! upon the Irene the‘ number of specie re In lendmoe he: 1:} vlnlblylncreeeln . WI! theheerin wI.e-(n_ progren yeetet ey. oltlzeu Irena I» most .1-emote. ion: ol "ﬁleeuheitpr can y. II_ ._qqIl.II_ root hemlock. end vloinitr. uelght v beeneoen Imou the Indlton pomeot ‘ It in‘l:II n 0 Lung good‘ {a {ho x.’laI'$§'¥‘.f'§‘::§.‘I’o ton’: mit, ‘wllIc¢hdrI!IeI.en¢d ' ely ta'tlrepro- we II=- edioueneer mm In- J_..;- - -lnnzioqter the cou- W‘! t.~gI’vIo. liudopexted mug? b ‘w“§xown"' ’ in-1‘.-.Iu¢:oao: It ’a- tmuor.""-m I Blﬁﬁlml. 6»: member-I of” the Iegel freterhliy It White Plum who-I81’: wretched the luv tlmr hr. to thee -112. Yen Pelt, eonnul tor the eonleeunt. bee uvenlrmed the man unnriel. portion of the trauma document In uertimn. Evan Sun-ogete Go - (In, In eugzu lcg Lhnt II we: not Ieoeoeery to Inurcrlucc mmuietlru testimony to utab uh tluimerrngeroleuonsblp between the teeteto . end the zvnlrwunt thenho III- trr had Ill and m com a trlr unite. In vletv of this store the nuns, It ie not In min lhel than int: mud In euetelnlng wl IILYO, re II undentood from utoellent unbor- I y. within the put week lathe their wif- llngtieee to ln_t1-one the Inn: 6? l.0W,000 to 8 060.000 In order to erect I oonapromlu with me cont:-rttnt. It In Ilmoet unneoeeury Lo um that the altar rru not Ioce ted. Hrs. Mu)‘ Ann l-‘otter. having Leon celled to the wilnen-Ilnnd by the cotton for the on or, wu further emu-exemlned. Is tdlowt: r.‘ Singer. In 1%, WI! arming I: ll Icior In New York‘ 1 pl? II In ect- ruin wlrh jalrn In New Yorlr In other Stunt; we Ireveled Iugxther Ind sinned together un drr Ihe Ienee oi lit. re. llerritt, the mludle neme 0! Singer e were ln Btltimoro when he rocured I d votes from Cetherine Hui: Ea ey: Io bended It to me; Inked him nbee I! he would no‘. mall the pmmlee he Ind after: mule. I! be secured this divorce. and have the ceremony of mIrrI o rformod between or be refund, saying‘! did no I would have Im In my power; we lived con- rnnliy with Foeler Ilnca our merriegez my out: at and In born eighteen your Inn; has d no child Ilnco than. A COL£.1HlA.‘l’£| ETOIIY. Edunrtl De Lunguo, I ooeohnzemu onnarly lu the em lay oi tho decencd lino .5111 er. Ieelilled I It be treqnenlly drove: the an age nenulning Ibo Ieelazor Ind the contestant; Mr. Singer Ilwnye Introduced the latter as hie wife rwltnoess frequent} heard him Intro- duce the mnteeunt II is wife; deoeeeed sometimes would drive out Inviag nine hone: Itieehed to I vehicle cenehle 0! our twemy-llve persona; bu known or hlr v- Inz out with other! females; ecmethjue he would drive to No. 2%) W011. Twenty -seventh elreol, Ind than me as teioung woznemend at other times he won! a up one It No. 70 Clulltuphrr street; he ones: used to take up famelz-I who would be In wlltlng for him on the corners n1 Itree-LI, with school-book: iauholr bends; he would nearly Ilwnyn giro me eanm change for myself on these — sinus; wee It Ilmee tlmee ordnrod to drive 0 Lbs Central Park Ind beck Igeln. Cbnrles A. Bpedslu. on being sworn, mu- lled: I am I brother of . Foster. tho mn- zeaxuzt; Ilnt saw Elnger In ihllinmro In Itﬁld; It the! time I think he was In Idrence Igont for I lhllnlrlcttl company: he remained In our iunlly a few weeks; I1. wee known to In nut be III;-erln nu Iddrnsu to my slutor; he beanie tery Intimate with our hmlly; alter their return from New York they were to- mind by our fnmlly In men and wife. and were no rrgervlod by us down to 1860: have ta-Iveled with 8! r In I musician. end II- sletlng him In bl: sun periormnncen gen» ferellr be has made etnuxmente to me Ietomy Ileter In M: vrlfo: on more then one once»- slot: he re 6 “By Ibo gods! Idols’! know whnl. I should do without Aa.n;" It Lbnr runes hs hazuegdmw rfre, ,1 «En viro- men In I w 13' 1' I08 try maortnthoeodeye. IndlIlI4'1f8‘‘|-|-lﬁ3 3433101? in out not money ecnpee. , After tome turum unimportant Wtlmonr nod been altered, In Idjonrnmamt r-III Igrood upon to Tuudny. the into inn. The following I: I cos: of the 0$fﬂpllnI mod I) the ennloetnfl In or run. to II V0700 Iran I tcetetor I 861, end which heenever an - pug-rout. 1:. 1m Idmlltnd u Q-Id,-am, ‘nay orvapert at Ihecuo: _ I {ﬂ'lllUL'l D0(.'lI’MI'.\'T.. 15"; Tuyysﬂpfﬂmﬂ Court-—-Iiu-y Ann Slug- er ve. huge Merritt 8lnger.v—(.‘Ily Ind County ol New ‘Mk. 9!: Ann Blnger, the p , onmplelne Ind Iegee: 1. It on or Ibout the 88thdIy oi Sup» ﬁamhcr In the your Lﬂ), et the oil)! at New ‘ark, rlae wu merrier: to the deletuleni; Lhet she end the defendant I.henulor'ylI.rd oon. tlvued to live ther II men and wife. with- lnlhii State (will frequent Ibeenooe _whon Icedmpur} Ill her huebend In huprologglonu tour: throughout the country In I Itmlllng Icmr, under the ee-umodnenm oi’ Irene Mer- nn), will the manna! the oommiulon ol the oﬂhuee hnreleelter Illegod, end the: ever niece the “id merriege (Ievo u were ruled), end from I period (ram July, 1881, to lleroh, 1580, who‘: rho returned to her prrenta, bo- nure ol‘ 4; devertion at her Irurhend, Ind for two yeerr prlor to September 1843 (when he mmutuclurcd type at Pittrlmm, Ped, any hero bout been end null ere. lnhe . I of the 8l.Ilo oi‘ ow York. 2- That she III borne her lmebond um ygrn the lune of uld merruga. sigh], of ‘V Y2: I!-I?" 1 DI” -3|-I>I’¢7. NYE J11 Y I. 8371- You etti T ereu Slngrr. born Jnnmry I, 1310- John Alba;-g Singer, born Jenner’; 29, Bid; Fanny Eu“. bet BI er. born In 1. 181-4; -1!‘ Heme: Igor. laorn July I , Isle; o m singer, born October 7 1848' Jul Ann singer born June II, 18.3%’. and berallno VII». gnaie I-linger, born June 10 185?. 3. Thin. during her wﬂole uumgd 11;. the has received from her hurbend the meal cum} Ind Inhnmen treatment, Illd tluti. his conduct tovrxrd her he: been such I: to run. car It unrere Ind Improper tor hear any Ion or In oobehitwlih him: Lhet he hu man; Iy buleu Ind choked her to lneoulblllty, 1;-.3. q“°m5.V IDTCIDK the blood to II w In all-same turn her more mouth. two, 1; .1 ma near“ IN! the melt II. to her man and friends, oi’ bla uo leled Ilrbcity on range baa-bun, town a barrel! and children llnellv forced bar 10 make a crI.mInII complaint. sgolmt mm Ind to cause bl: Irteel [or A EEIUTAI. um» IILLIUDY AIaII'I.T, committed on her August. '1, new, at Ixar rosi- denco. Nu. H Finn avunuo, In Inc city at New York: that. tbcrolorc. out or regard to her chlldrru Ind lemlly. she had home my brutcl Lroetment Illentiy and unoomplelngly, Illhough his very pneoneo In the houea was I ptrpetnel Ierrur to III III Iqgnetu. umuy gnu Iervente. Ind hlr condom. wee Ilmcm lnlup. portable III beyond hunnn oudurenou; that ebornt I ‘you prior to his Inert. Ibovu men- tioned herald roelduwe In l"I1'ua Ivonue. her husband beet her Ilmort to death, metal utxgnlngulreeeon Lhennlor thnt rho he plwcd In their bed-mam I box of much” without I outer. end when her olden :1-ugmu, Voulette than I women town, romonrtrued with him. he I110 but ‘her LI d , '0 = ‘Herr llﬂ MEI! met at l3ooorgII)?‘w-ll w‘I:om he . in many oonnltted ednltery, an hywlren. he 13 tout heeterd ehildr-on ‘ mural days: erufiet. 4. Thai, es the plelntiﬂ II Intormea Ind 2..-Hum. during the ninth toilo at M: 1:16 eﬂﬂilf‘ Ix. Ewpirmbor I9 1800-Eggrentlo Euro ﬁV'yI¥Vli _ _ _ - mad I ed!’ e ctlou ,I _I new z::::.::*::.~.:‘**°-..'.:*f.r.::-:‘.;*.....*:.*:°z "of... . when ' mu ‘$1.33, II}: an * .sI’%.-:.‘.‘7..’.Z‘u”.... mm.-Buyer Itk $d.Il—!'oIlCP;',.‘ltI:d inﬁll . I - :I?ef:I:t’t?r.er,.II"'ri city. dune? tlm month! of Au not In ltptemher, sac, he oom- Imu duke .. interned Ind 1910 6-7- stlheeei house a. '£'hel,Ie Ihe paunuzis I also k hlr - "v:Id::rIthdvrho.n’:‘, 1'. y 03 5!“; . .‘.’;“.'.2‘.’.‘r...:..“'....‘-"'.» .I'.i'..£—.... I'caa-mu. he In “X oennltud Idulterh ud lay! when - ' £BVII'.\Lﬂ.3J IIeee!.I. "Is 8. II which ,peoe with where), uvu-tour timer rune the Iron :5 .iluly Int. he he: hr.-queelly eannltved I . 1%.“ , II the ill’ in Inlonoed believn, the dorm I II I meet nolorio F _ Ind . ea! tlad ole mm never-lived In I clvlllzod ooulltry: t be In In the wnrtenl. Iubit of Ieduclng III II female I: reloh who will eubrolt them- reh-on to his one deelree, In whom he on- plc In: his utebliehmte In in Euro 1010: mnklng than victim: or hit brute] lust; Inc! me! It dlvelepleeoe In the city otﬂow York Ind elrewhere. Ind It verlone tlmee wlthlu the Int leer yuan. but It whet penkmler Illmes red ple-nu the plelntiil In now neehln to rllll more npeclﬂcrlly then It boron: set forth. he bee’ eenrreat cetehlttod Idultery wllb In: mid penoue in lid with oth- er venom now unknown to this pulnuﬁ. II. Thetlho defendent he threatened um plnlnllﬂ Ind her leiryeou toil: tea. with the "God damncdest honing my one our bed In this world" I! my Iepl proceeding: (or I divorce should be commenced Inlnu bin by he 1'. . Is. That the pleinun‘, either: for nearly twenty-live one, for the let: 0 her children and also gee eplnion or the world the her ;-Ittently rubniued to her hnIbInvl'e treel went, yet was Sjnormt of hie edulteronr Inhlu It In! time until the month of July, 1:113. elnco which date In: her not ooltebited with the ddendenl. 13. Thu said adultery wee committed with- out the gstocnremenl. oonnlnnne. privlty or ecnevnt‘ ;-! ‘She lItnt!tl‘: IIIIX there hed been no c~ cxoatlun y the pleletil with the de- fend‘ that live yeen here not elepul trace the dim-evezed the oammleelon at aid ldD'l- Lerﬁ, Ind Shel the plnlatlﬂ herself nee not been go 17 oledullury. Therefore the lelnlll doxnerule ant oi divorce (run: he detendmt, In that the merriege Ilanuld any be dleeolvod. with Mich further and other rellet II the oonrt may i'.'IlI'¢(:C. APl;BK‘l"l‘ﬂ’& FU1..l.IIll, Ilnti eAtwrno§. Cit Ind mun 0! Row York. II.-— Aun Inger, the p Ilntlﬂ’, bein um-om, nit mm the for-egolng oomplnlnt true at her own tnowled . except. II in the meuere thonln cute to he on her intm-mILIon end ballet, end the: II to thoeo nutter: rho be- Iiovu II. to be true. [Lev Alix Sn-mun. Sworn December ‘I, 186}. before me, Citie- Ilen Von. lieu. Nou.ry Puhllo. Now York city. A Iunnrknble of Brunei: DeprIv- A Bheeeclmeetu men. used Itoeoe 1). Wheeler. T to I ceee at most ehocklng wrong. wb nrnlt nnnnd nntrex-III 9 na- path)‘. He Ind hie zothor were in the no war, Ind lﬂuxhteldeby Iide lorlheold . They land I dependent mother It bone. o- I‘.'.. ‘:‘;...';“m..”””‘“..ﬁ=,.""3‘ ‘.‘.°.."I..:t...'.'.“ .:“3.'s.f that their mother hle pr-apart . When ggﬁ I.§~,‘}Y;;:oler 11311:“. e ever he ' 0?”! C1513 IIIIQI 0“ I ostroegtholeiorgzdlettorpnrpoxﬂngnobg from the deed brother. TIMI that host- blalntheI‘InII1)‘IbortttlIItwo 7. Wlxoeler roamed resolved to out dﬁytegreqneel. olhirba-otherendeeet his mothergot .*::..*.:**'.‘;-..*.‘:.°'...“.:.'-..'..*-. °‘*.‘.'..*"’......."'°"". the totgéed letie! . That. e yeppoen tolnufe been In uneonmonli wicked women, Sh. rue wetchlng for I on to 9. Wheeler I at thugs), Induopyintulggwnetleegfh presen . Tm-1 All line In Bruhton. One lVltl:]"I 1:131. me. Wheeler . n on I ‘II’ 3.3.» 1:511: herd be ' K &'.r°n:.'. H I-arcd widow’: me. y dnmego III: III. Whocler'I eleter Iew the point. and bed him Irrerted for setting tie to the haueeundeuhe trielewore theteheoew him do It. Her husband corroborated the _ roellnony ol the Ielee rrlngg. ‘mg ' bcrerlr tahilﬂed thei. Wheeler h.I.d and I home from burn . Xlut it re: two Iplut ‘ 1880 . one. end In cbr-nor; , Hneu .Wlu-eler mu convicted of Ir-Ion, I24 tent».-need for Itfe to the Blue-prison. Two eere may 11:. ring doom cloeed n n: his tutor d.i . on -Ibd day herons or deem the oonreeeed to no. ulhn sntenlnt the hand perjuz-rd haul: nu, ,!bet Irlel for the par-poet: of ‘(smog her lbrotbcroxrtol thew: . Bni been I In I deposition could be 0 ed the remorse u) ‘wanna wu Loo ter gone to 10 it. Her Hp) .3-ere cloud forever, um I I I met! Iunﬁuhhed on In no hole me we known. but creecemedto no we] __%I loovrnl-5 the frip or thet terrible eenienoc nder It In nnocent nun wee Inlfenq. Wheeler hlnuelf medo Incouut exam go heve his eentonee revoked, but elwuye (Iliad. There wee I0 legs! prooeee to lit: him from hle dungeon Into the light of the dey. Lat lfrldey, Iﬂer eight rate of moo in a» IIWDV. he wee pardoned II I crlml , lot I §:‘;iIInr:‘ he never committed, Ind vermitted to Fourteen lnfrtnt. (Irene. In an old I - In: I I, h : Urnllon. Vl.,gu.yvr°t o HUI-lnlD!:1el?cTald°rl ﬁg; sienna I double hudmtono. on one Lebla at which In the following Inscription Ind opltepb: Thomas K. Purl, .!r.. d It ohlld ‘r , '_ o R.el::<>co I”Irl.mn°' ho. L Il'.I( Youth. behold Ind Ihul I tear, ﬁe Ion:-teen children ﬂnuzber here; so their Imam bow lhl elxlne Lilo never: 0! a {nu nl vlno, The other ieble been the Iollowlng Interlo- tiou Ind oplleph: Ln memory of Rebeoce. Wile o1‘l'haInu I’. Put. who ﬁled Sc . 2.1, ‘I . h "‘n¢nom":’na":o".’-3 mu p;’'.’.".' 1:: bu we I! fourteen Irllh me lie. 2:.'.:*;.'::::.:°' :°.:." -2-‘ 6“ II II . The tootatono II double. end on one-hm at It In Ineorlhod, "In. B. PIrk;"onthe vlbtl’. "M children." XI’. Irkj Ittarwerd bed two other wlvee, Ind Ind. In III trnggy. go; chlldrlon, II:el.ee'n ol whom died In uzteea . peep I In Gnnon ecd duth :2! these children we“: In cl:ne':gn?:ote'o: -"3"" Wmwﬂﬂd upon the tenlly h on old helm worsen. Thin row ofp-Ivor Iéur more than seventy Ken. I: quite dietfnct; nan-Iy '11 150 Steve: the row an be null! u-Iced. er-rnrxrl cnmntmn . 11: I Iutit le 1 llmneﬁend bel--cvu_.‘I:’ ..'z1..'§I ﬂinrgevone ., I I ’ yer ,ieokpIm four: I pl lit- wire! . ‘gellotwleuwnei glﬂfiw, ghitrnen, ::'he'iwIe ‘a only poet .pfteIen.t.' cum: Yo: .cI|e¢v¥ol-3 gm. -‘~“§§"‘-; .g_°;,°;g=**hg,-;'.‘.,',§‘;e:'.?;'.‘§: e A reelni ‘ " 5 ‘"5 3°°“" "P'x"'3'}on.""§ ‘"4.’ "}3’u'n'3 ﬁn." "'m lotleloeuol-I I to thinks! :Ie.,ln eeuneetion Irlllt 1 Intrnigyoure. lute . B. Itrcn. iszg. _.:r—-Dru Unvemng Ind pedimtion of the V lfbnnnsenti in lnltinoro. Pleeeun. Letters from the Deed Poe\t’I Living Brothers. (Dru-ache in Ice: I’I.erIId.3 8.u.1'monr. Envember I7 18Tb.—The net- omonlee Ittee theuntelilnx end dedicat- lion oi the monument in memory or the boot, PA I. Allen Poe II Weetnlnetez ultral- I Iftettiool the exercises nrnlnnq to the Inn «'11 I! he Warm»-I Ifemtla High School, In “I 1% p I E C\ome w:II%fvrI.I’v€I(L:ft wl Inc Iﬂ’ee:,Iﬁer~ ‘ti’ ........- ":‘".*.".=.:°'t.‘.°“..:.°"....*.'“*.‘.’..""'* I" on r m . - 5. 9 ' V 3.3;; “ml; lR::I.E’ll.IﬂnIeIabe :14,» nuus.:N.n1e-.tI.nto.: Jr}:- - oliewr. f.......*"w.-.a‘¥.:'.*-°.:.m-..,_.... _ . r 'l - na"""nu.md;f";E‘?§?.:J'§o{«§la?bxIl3'1{£n‘.“:'3£-I retieuereeleee, Ioiveret. _ I II! “ -lts-‘H not ‘lie :':‘.!’.*::.':.9.:.*?.‘*.’..'I':'..'{..‘.'...?f’... WtL1.1.u: um-ro supp“ »..."““..e‘zl."“I" m: l I 18 .—- I cannot bieugntent :::he’oer:n:c.;ny o s I magma Om W [011] . tour city Iuelreedy Located velar Ind Mu-I- olifﬂgy theme! etetel oeln.Inu.:;1 In 5 nngx-III yuheye genneo they here Ihvrl alehtrlll, forgnthg mango» quickly ee_ heeeﬂu. but your city- been rrnthei. ltceezeneubcrendhu III ttuﬂltheleeeaeoi gnu do. o one, surely, Ieedee neuee nm Ioeuthon n.E:“" 50 III noeenoel I [Q Verne, ..‘:'°..:.:m:':.'.z°.'.:"....,"-“ .."':".: °'"....n“, when Ill tnebvvetbueoit le worsen deed. Yet we would not IIIII hit willlltt Ill-DI! to mark the up-It vrherethe heedeehet Irehod tn eeetecy the Iivllg lyre were laid Inthe Glut. He wbocan more Ielnunorteluy which will ornleu hrone end tulle deeervee tlala poor tribune. not to can tor In uh I: to: euro. The have oi‘ II: who reverence the Ineolre» Lion ol iulnemhe an loot Ienderl upon the lzllrmttuutuulisgiuooonan Ir cutoel tor In nletnrluneee will Iyn In with you ll you gnthcr ensued the -piece or III InItwIeI:oruIoH$dgu.I.Ilen oo Ibdflllo Iwslnnel wlthoneolthe ewnenee w Ichvrfll out Ivetl-to vea ncordnhezlto perpetuele Ite um: . Believe me, very truly your, 0. W. Iloutxs. roux a. wnrrnzn. AII’I:dl:UBY. Dth ngtxlh. I 0 ll KIBIIII . DI DOW ::I:s‘oe Iedgue-5 the world ever. end the pro- pooed 11'! 0. 817117. hate to hh mamoty ledleetee I tall I ptedeuoeot hie nu tnlelleetnnl ‘me on I e pen or the city cum bmh. AI I nutter ei principle I do not [Ivor netenteiloue mann- xn?r.I tor the dead, but Iometlmu ll ensue Lb only way to express the Ippnciotlon which Lircuﬂhillncei In some message may have denied to the Ilvtng nun. I on not lbll'tD be present It the LnIu[urI~ lion 0! the monument. Prey ezrzpruee my Iheclu In the Indie: Ind gentlemen, mt whom my letter III, M the invitation, Ichnowh (dying the lad tonne In which thntiavltetlon wee cocvryed on my gut. I Irn very truly my friend. on.\' G. Wnrrrrxx. )tIat¥n:1- J. I;xxs8'r0S_.3 I I Izxmaros, .\..Oao er , .- ,.—. chm you tor the good opinion which led you to wee the writing q! I poem on my gen Ibo pxoe%oe£4ve luugnntion oi the oe memetlel. hale It II no: In my yowu to «empty wlth the ﬂItt.erin5:cqlugoz, or to bg pr-eu-It I: the u-remo I, tender to the commitlee my lhenkl, nercrtheicee, for the honor conferred on me. There would seem to I36 ‘I align: app:-ozglelenoeg Ixtrnlig mm o 0 me uumu eena us anal Pmmn, of use Vlrglnh mury L'oIleg~e,) an I boyish lriend or Poe’: when thevywent to euhoel together In Richmond who used to sit on the rune bench with him, Inn‘! to- st: with him pore over the tune pegs: o! - once. To him It hle earliest ﬂterlry crIIIo—~ I boy 0! Ion Poe wee Ioensmmed to bring hle lint urea. Even then, youth 8! he wru-, he WI! distinguished b army or um ahu-Inormion w method In I Ina: me. who every III for the entire moose: oi your memorial service: end with renewed Ihenh In our oornrnluee lot thh max at no gud. Ix.-I on me zlnoorely your! Hauuann J. nzsros. JOHN uonrlutr SIXI. Bnoou Lrx, N. Y. October 10. 181'».--4):’ ell my letter: noelred during I long nonhu- ment by Ii , four: of the Iboh ult. as the tint I lure Itlernpted to I.l.‘l.II‘li'. I then! monument rerernonler. A: I cannot nape tobepreecnt on Ihet ooouioo, I gull nyeellolyour trlubdly Iotllo really Interest in the neat. Ind my ad the noble-heerted men Ind women oi B non, who. by the W 0:; boeuuml tics I F13“ DBIIIIDQII O IDGQOIT E A. Poe. rform I Lrlotlo omoe uh on one rimeri y Ind vocal y the duty. II It baud here been the pride. 0! the‘ ‘American literal! Ioiretd one whoee ot1g1AIl ‘mine he done so much to Idorn Ind dietin- guirh American literature. Your: truly. Jomc Gonnzrw Sou. JOBIAB u:1.nIn1- nomnxu. Eur Your. October II, 1815.-—DoIr led I'll KO dlld poet QM bgnklng ion (at your Invﬂslkg. 1 gm. ygun ' June menu. u'owIu.. ' canxmun, Ouober 18. Im.—I reg-mt mom? KIlln‘N‘:‘¥hl:I quiggnpoulblo tor Yery roe aero- n .;r‘53?.»°I1:n; the Itfuumentto I I Ieeure on the: mil.“ I11.- ﬂy will; the uncut wing‘ to In creo- on. very truly your-I ’ J. B.'Lown1.1.. 41.1111) 1-Irrxveox. Iv‘I1u:-mton, txnenru-ru. Wumr, Jun 21, 18‘m.~—~I have long been ncqunniod vi Poe’: wax-la end Im II Id- pnirrr at them. I In: obl so you for your r.-xyuceelnm Inour. my-Io end your or-guano of sending no the deal {or the poet - mm. Niel‘: IN? ‘N! You to lino nae yours. very "1111: A. Tnvxysuu, nrmrrr wu>svrom1I mxu:-ru.u.>~at-. C‘I)::mDa‘q)'nI #1 1! nm'p mi" ow : nor a . 1 gal!’ 31 Ilulean grey lg; n\;[):".. u on In role I "ForAnnie." ‘l‘hey'Ir-e: Pam an t ‘ he ievu oellod living !I coetzlcrea Itleet. But I dare Iey you will be Iblo to and something better. In hum, yoon W37. In’ . LoIcrIt.r.ow. Letter: were Illb men from ‘home: Bailey 33?” :.?‘§s".§‘.n':'“'“ .H“$""'...a“‘ .3“ Di 0 C II OI um. mm. rm. 3.. reed the following ° on my the Inna Inlrlletlau to mm-1. the ' f‘ “'-'72: "r '9' . ,.- . “:3-as — . . 3 Na... .- rm . , menu. 3 lg, ,‘ ~1 ;'- .. 2. 2”’ o... _ ,, ,. _. , 1; ..,., , y H z .1.‘ . Q _ . .3 V f. »: w '- - '3“ °“‘ *' ‘V. - . - 1' zuitiietoihrinn owneoi W ' N‘!-ﬁr 1* » or} I ma-ieﬂlf — . $3,” , at’ . _ _ ‘ ‘ 3575' 5:” "‘ﬁ‘"“ "‘”'““”" "‘*'“' :13? SL4 .‘I.’:’u'§:§6:.;'.fa§aJi:1'n:aIl’.¢I: neafgir America‘: ilvreeteesfoete. r5‘.I';.m”". ..mn°”3';“"§‘x'§.‘. In -aawutraudwﬁt an 1&3: E sum . .15 "“%'.:.‘*‘.*“....{._._."":.*I..“.?“"‘...5 Ii‘. "£‘.'1";.A‘2':fs"»’.'.’E§: ‘Ill low senile I I iron. A-M blue and _lII-loll. I rlrtaau lawn; mt: gr-yer In-6 Injured shade. unease; ihenxn. °':..*.'::.'.é*.r“*‘... .2: 2.....:.=%.:::.. mm: vrnxle around 1501113 I! weep. Gad blue tar as the manor’: user. spirit, wm . be than deed or Inzeuti. A will IOU! tilt t§—ﬂ Iﬂl. Q - fa. writ‘: Illeouee. be. ﬁve . . Theehomr, "He wuohu over Ixnel,” mmmeoretariootllijeh vrusunx. no- man mum. matmm E:-ma.w.cmm 3; lyltlsa-emt1bekiB?u¢°W.,*'°l» ﬂux llﬁkpiaﬂlbel ed (lag; Iitenry c.hu-eeur at Llﬂnlot. Ann I role by blue Ellelilordou W‘. . ou:.auaum.,re:me with an. aim he - “Tho Bone." .11. B.1.¢tph-as hM the tallowlng paper, glrlng per- “ . xtmxuaxxcle or roe. "I.IIﬂeetIhl:‘lz9eIﬂoﬂ;n: gtmhee been 18- Ioue n w e to meet: ll! ‘ I 1'! Iecliogn" ol the g7~eIl.‘poe_£ nnaeht autumn the crowd behte me. The Inference from aunhlnannnqnurr meat would be um my ,ur.I.utIooI we: each eetoeueblenetonieuribehinrooee [Head or eloee noquatntenoe In Tllnhlr poem-to deealhe Inother. then, rrhn I 7 e1 II brlefln ew end at correcting menu In mgmi, u It turned om.,f.o e not un- important event of my me. In eddlng In no- oouuawnn ocouyr lrheu we met’ I shell have enamel lee uklng mo Iaberty. under the clrcumntencee. ol_Ipp¢I:-mg before you at Ill. A !.2'l’IIAl'V 00717381‘. Alzoxtt. the rut 1332 there wII a newepepor I Helllmers called the Saturday Vleitor, In zmcrel Misti? thet Ilmod It Imm- In its reedggr villi gln Illenry production: rel r Ihenthe new: of the dew. One of Its: II to ocean or-IQIIII III In! to enxhoeaeeien |v::r'prI:ee, cash! 0 Ital-reed the oehenorthe but than no.2» I-ha tinned H0 (or- Lhe Int. ‘Re Judge: Ippomurd b the editor at the Viiritor were the Into Jo n 1’. Hon- nedy, Drulenee B. Illler, now deoouod, end end Icon:-died: In met one Ieeeent Ifternoon la the buck [ruler of my game to lulm street. Ind.eoIted Imund 171 old whee end Ieeee pa!-diﬁlnl. on our orxtioel in- borr. A1 I‘ happened then to be thealonngeet orthethn-e.Iwureqoirodtocfnn e - eotfrveeendpoetr velyen reed no man. Ale-33:1 I o me wII Ibeaket to hold whet we ght reject. I remember well that the int pro-11l'uci.Ion :.IKDn Irma the you VII I I women I very dlsuheﬂg. II [Ideal the articles In mined, Ind It Ieemzd I pity not In to it I ‘wise. It wee nathlculy oritlciecd. however, for It wee rldlculomly bed, namhy-pnznhy in the extreme. hill of sentiment Ind of the Ichool then known uthe Laure leuide Iehool. The int peg: would It Ilneorne hove ooui ed It In the hate: I! our uttioel guillotine heeded ll. Gellntry, lmwver, eeuegd It Lo be read lh-ough.whon In It wont, Ilon with the envelope onnutnlng the nune e! I e writer. which, or coarse, remelned unhnorm. Thu next Icon I luvs no rewi- Ioctlon cl except the: I own llnee oonsigned it whim bllkzg. éivnember met the third, per the on , §dnd.l.nn wee - ..I..a‘ﬂ I tnnnletion nub: Fhnohfegﬁh I lortllc denoue ‘. It wet I poor true- letion. 100' (or felling Into llurrery sec . the wrxter 2!, In men)‘ pieces, lollowed I. e Hench idioms. The etory we; not without merit; but the Sir Preuul Plegie of I In ulster dercribed the chngu c-LB wridnt In I Critic, of bola: Ilka I be gerwho hid stolen mother mu’: child In clothed It In his uvrn rage. Of the romelnlng preducuoul I lave no reuollcetlon. Some were oondenrned amt a new eentenc-cc Ind been reed. some were hit! Ielde lot mcennldentioﬂv-not many. Thus in: felled ton pun nutter Incrtvenl, and the ouxnmlueo had Iboul. nude up their Inlnde . that there we: nothing bolero them to which lhev would Iwexd I ptlus. whenlnotiaed I eat!) QU.ui1"0 Butfxb sum; nut bed until then Iocldeutxliy osoeped IL tentioo. ponibl because eo unlike, axtora nelly. the ban on or manure:-Ipt the: Item: toeompete with. Opening It. In envelope. vvlthemotto mrree ding with one In the book, epgesred, In In tonne up our prom onmlnn on was I111! Incomplete. Lnseoed of the oomncm mrelve nnnmcrlpc. the wri- una VII In Ilomen chIrIcu:rn—un Imltuion or printing. -1 runenbenhu while rudlnf the first to Inyeell, In-. Knaned H: the Dorset tilled lid: lit Iholr. - in. end whelleeig It weeeleuerdzet o Iwuvdlngt e e. nfh thoydau I011? end” In: In heir eolnforteble rr Ielbegntor-Ind. I lied nae pr-oaaededlsr as beoeme II much Inter- . The tlnt ma Ilnlehed 1 dm . Gnuua 1:1 svxxrrruxo they llrtenod to: them run no uncertain grun- tnu-. no tuulo phneoology, no III-plxtcotl punctmuon, no worn-out trninne, no etm thou I eleboreled Into weehmee. lpglom on were oonblmd In retooonrlw enoy. Sometimes the writer created In bl: mind I world ol III own end then described It -I world Io weird, Io etnngo hr don by the dim late at Iubor. In the Inlet)‘ mid-mien or Flor: ten down by the ten of Inner. In Ibo-—— hennnd woodland o1\\‘I:r~ . Io wonderfully izephio, the: it who Inamont to : veellthetvutholexeeuu. There wee In or complicated Iecte; In unnvollng _ evidence the: won the lur- er jug: In entonnt. ot_ ea: rcleutitlu ‘now! thet chpnned their eooon Iiehod 32:1-acne. I pure dluion um do igzmd ; When the reedtngwu completed th A diilknnyot eho . Pcrruou urn: l:I: Ieregzed Into. Ind nun; theeonznmee "I Iuzmscnurr IPOUIID IN I 301113." One ol the sooner wu culled ‘ ‘A. Deacon: Into Ihe,IIel.Itrorn," end this was It one [time prelured. I oennot new recall tho menu of the telce. Them mun: hove boon nix or eight. But III the clrcumnhentms of the se- lectlon ullunezel nude hero been so often hinoe referred In eanverutlon Inn my . heebeenhe trvemena Ieee my tulJow- wine Ind clgu-I In their any ehelx-e—both III, hearty men. In pleeunt |nuod—-er d ally now In Lhonxh I. were deeaibhg In (lent cry , ; AN OLD 3108’? BS3111). " Bevin; nude the selection, end Iverdod the $100 ,H In-I been and meet un- ,um.ly I-I1 III-ueturodl , boeeueo tho mum- vcript wee legible, but aeueo of the un noe- tlannble [euur Ind tee: originality o um wrIIcx~—~we were It ﬁiborly to open (.55 an. velopo the! Idontlﬂed hIm.anrI them we found in the note whose motto corresponded with that ottho little volume, the mine which I 5“ 0‘! “U093”. 01 Allan Poe. I rmcmont In Dr. Griswold‘: lilo, pn- ﬁxedto the oanuunodltion or Foe’: worn, um, "It. wIe Illellnbnely decided by the committee the: the prize should be the nut nnlur who her! wt-moo lo Iy——not number 1188, wee untolaod." In Ibeolutely untrue. netmeee ..,’..‘.'.'.‘.'.7'i.1‘.°""‘ ehuigm in the alternator oi tho‘ooItri tlniene a oounnluee milled their gleeeee Ind rellt {heir ﬁts. mdthonederaomugegthopooagg Ill-500511501-wt’ I then won. rm h-dmuzh. ted when we on gone more or lore thoroughly on: In pug ox ll». Au-nun "'l"ke ..--.-» - ' __ . 5;:-m¥.étxg; ' which not met . ?sa,¥e-P5-ﬁle We M . W‘ gs; tower was . hm E. sill: $37135 lo Bait-Imam. and and! known, batters. in the nzugkai .-mo, menu I poetemi com pare. arm not tum not he been In Zfzxﬁln mm toﬂhﬁr. Ea-will by me: 5 pure zu.-sagas: iflsey ha? aimed: this $206 921:» so . no. mmiiaai, trawler. thsi *1??? zrzam ““*.:“r.. “rm, - r «erred o. renal: one an are then, rmalies prize ' hhwizln slur oeeecfoaeen. I brslia1'£i«liI$11§I'»cI"l.hﬁ time. not one attire eomixgitts-o land or-zriueu Hr. Ego, and it is my eee ﬂats me tint 2136 9:72; heelifiﬂ Lgilulfhn 133 read “mete some on , Wiillet Gwyn, I prominent ntealm at me Into! Belllrzmro. but shown a Ilia ‘res’: met numuu-1') .. of a poem s§ﬁ§d ",1; Aazsof." lime henyelzs at are leediaed-teoe‘ ewﬂgeléfcylrinlzg than on; the immune gal - ' 4:. o mg: , m ienilixr with me yell. .53-n mg-g':.J:‘ R Ieoeeei‘ his earlier gmducuans. Although XI. qwynn. bekmee bolts: 59 Id minsblo lot- L?’ "" ‘’°“‘‘ 3 .‘.T‘.";.““-"-‘Ii. "§.......""“‘*. 2?“ . ’ as not n It vain, and who: no wells of the i an 1%: also pmdow are comm stee. is s ,3 Ivefjtot at $i_I‘t;t:9a; ;_-(51:52: :54. m . I . 1!‘ who . 3 3 Vivian eoatI.lnId the “ ;d’1:Bda%[¥"!§aulo,"; and Iunovnoed the author. My omen, in thoeode eplreelnthe lonlldie-dill ad 21%;: no thealgonaley’ :':zIon'§'£;I.. puhlﬁ action oi‘ the H56, when I“ ' hmfezud and I3:-oduued mmeliu writer, as 3 , came. 4333 «all? . OM, ' .. 5§neewIrwl.l:;%‘; {Iver-. 0!; %1_._,_§x.~I man: .4 ueann . 06, may recall on every smut In- deed. and It requires but S smell eﬂort of Imaglnnuon an 9I_Ioe him baton use now, plainly Iimoutulseoenvone of to In - élnoe. ’Ha(;;c. I! In . gzxow t heino- "=“ 2;. om» M W" * H w'Is-- zeerubl we II heeaiained an it. ‘ drazed In ht: (who:-coat rr-Is tight; to n as three W re met I“ ....*‘‘‘’°.'.:. "5" '§.'::“’ ““:..".*:.“"' “M...- on. o w one o. but hoote‘e:dglbo;:e”hIg very evideutlyeeeé thelrbeet r II unending ooulkga no lag had I flame. Ipperontly, to onto our preeentebia. On mmtmm-ind ma clagrneewwotxld have lasted ohnh Dead . ere was some about this um: um prevented one ﬁg: crltlclelag his garments. and the aural: I’ beg; mentionrd were only recalled s.lta_r« W . mnmsxu. In I however, 2: they the IrrIrcflr;.£lIr. }‘oe’I {Ivor was not Inapponune. Gentlemen was written Illovu him. like Insane: In: any end quiet. and although he came tor-torn thunk» for whet be regntiedn deserving than than we: nothing able? {I 2-.e-alaardigi. Hleleetcrree In to deecriheln detail. Illatoreieedwuhlgh end:-rmnzicxblefottho greeedeveloxvmelzet 1:: Eat le. Thin was the rant-Iotenrtla at , which you notioed It oIoo.eId which I have never rorgotten. The ex- proeakm hot 1:1: boo wee gr-IE, II-out end, uocytw en wuelpexod eon , Elma ggbioame ﬁgsened Ind. . urn , runem wIe very planning II III tone and well nodlllnted, Ilrnnet - ml, end his words were well chosen on- heellulng. ‘rating I we convened I while on onllnery loplcs, Ind no lnlonned mo Ihet Mr.Kuu:ed1r, my oollsequo Intho mnmmeo. on whom no Ind II:-udy mliod, lied either:-5hI.I‘en or Ind mmined to give him I may to Southern cry Huoesgcr, which he hoped would rocxtro him employ- Jnect. , I noted whether vs run than occupied who my litu-Iry lIbor. He replied that no we: wanted In I "vureux T0 -rut norm, " end at once went Into I somewhat learned dlsqulmion upon the Laws at grnvitv. the he-I t or the e.Irth’a Iunmpnore and the un- p us of the huloom. wsrmbzz In his opoech II he proceeded. Presently. speaking In the ﬁnl. person he began um voyage, mar dercrimngthe rollrnlnuy srnng-emonu. or you will find em eet torus In one or his muse called “Tm Adventures at on Hun Ptul, ' ' Ind, leaving the earth and becoming -more end more Ininehad he doacrlbed his sensations II he Iscondod higher and higher. until It hit he Touched the palm In tpeoc lvvhore the moon‘: Iztrecuon overcame the: '0! the uni, then there run I mnrlon :bou£:cers:mrn1 oi’ the car sad I grant confu- ‘Iion aunon In human. 35 this mm the ‘I at Y: become so excl , spoke so rep- Ialy, geetlouleung nmch, that when the turn upeldo darn: look bee, and he clapped his headeendeurn with tun foot b we} 1 -enxphule, I wu carried Iloug wltb lzn. Ia: , Ioroughltaltbec-.omrﬂ1Nn$lnow remomv ‘bar, may luvs fancied In all the com anion of his eorlnl journey. ullmex at e tele ‘urn the rrn-cvstl I have mentioned. When he bed ﬂnielxod his dosed Lion Ian I Izod for his nxclubllhy. whic he Isughc It IIn~ roll. The oonvcnetiou then turned upon other Iubjerts, Ind soon Itzorwnrd he wok meleeve. I.\'OTl’I'}Z!'I l7.\IilUC.A1'lI)S. lnevu Iew him more. Dr. (irIaw~old'e sutement the: Air. Kennedy Iooompenled hlm Yoelme clothing store Ind pun-.h.Ised {for I rcrpecuhlo sun, with I change of ‘ liun.IIIdeenthimt.o Ibeth In Inheerlelr rioetlon. WhItI heard at lzim mm mu gllll. you Ittor you-, In oonnon with all nxmhwpeeﬂng people, more Ind more. It unncouseuta nygheu-dot hinlnt-nu 1 pulse Iennetlrnu. sometime: in terms of censure, sq rte Ill hero done, until now, um fire bee and Iwey, lnvlng hi: tune behlnd Ihlm to I while our Iengunge loan. 1 have wl to mink at him only In the ruthor who $5. to the world the 'RI.I‘en," end the ‘BeIlI." IILI naenye In beeidee or noble ene; who lllnalxtlcd power at the Eu- IIIII tan e In pmeepom ltlone notleeflnp Ice] then e. I to I. the Ibove, >wbe:.Ir¢r w or without to dntlon, the: lxnorence, prejudice or navy hes heaped u n IIII nxclnory. U ortnnete In the am It og- 7-I by lollowlnﬂmu deuh, when the Iuthor, w th I temper cult to undonltInd,IctuIIly feemed to enjoy his duprecluion oi the poet’: Lfe, Edpr Allen Poe wee Bxnzl BY A :uua:u2(T ITS, and bin slat)‘ wee told by In nnklndly iooguc, and the tﬂuttl riooo undo I: friend; to do him union In rlowly on In. In amen. nn 1: that there was In hlm In Inmunc at VI‘ ch, In Ill (Ill-IIII, would be out on’ Igelzri the: which we mmt regret whuo wr- utemloéolo pelllala. To them may well be Ippliod the vane 50! one of the moat gtnod of our poateuee. Fddfﬂlcd I0 A great nelne In A very dllfuront Ip here: ’ The more upon thy memory, no‘ Not while one note It may 0! thou: an-In Immortal Leye llxlt-on end at sung. Nut ull me gloom or night suspend: Anilbﬂuun tongue. v Is run cm'IcB\'.t.kI>. _ When the plper wee concluded the unam- blege repelnad to the churchyard Ind atreote Idlacant, and hot. I-Illlolt unveiled the mon- ument, pleclng upon It I cluplat of ever- greens. Tho following dlrgc, by Mrs. Eleanor Ful- lerlon. mingled In the music or Bu-nby's "Street In Low," wu then euxzg run mean. I Poet Ihoneltunbererr tron. All’ tlrytem-rows o'er, Iloep tumvcrmore. deep Dultneu no more oheenree thy wey. Out :1 the 1:! hi eternal dIy llnenu nth powercivine. All 1: Imrurre o'er. along: x‘ Ilcepl Mr. GIIl,o! Borl.ou,rccIted "Anrubol Lee," end the prooooduzgn were coded. ..________. A Preeuoel Person. A Prexbytorlsn dlrlne ol Indlnupol an onterng I niiwuy train to return home run Knighlrtown, noticed I perty larwvev-mare, who were ot work on I envho "mu hednever hoenlat Inch II the U‘! nerd gene III wee um: V or .ltwIIIIIort tine ontllhehed we ell hie hill, 1. ew'Ilr.e3}3$& gavrwmgeanali Ili'x£X4&§iﬁ oearzrh nﬁ mam. may hm: -into seanoshaor nor. !‘sxti;rI»xgg<>1eas~9Ir ynéo-1ikn§atee$§s¥e_.?;II:«ee nzlitﬁl-Al-brie? we-mtﬁexﬁzezh dcsmmsiné . 5%“ mom; ‘Pm mama. and émmod, dong‘-he sew . ab/gorsinaas. two. he was fuss whtm was almm. sod wtmld women: to make things exooedieggiy Essay, with Ilsa séal of the upon the nrrﬁrnﬁ of are same tr. an on anti am one i , sass- inwkkosfenssaaewsteeomg-Eieéwifrk. ? ‘3.hIt!.§e#.4>c‘3»w ma “no.2:-fr,” aqgwwéd 23:22:»: be mad. ‘llwy oanlﬁﬁre no mommy. to the am: doiigﬂnt :3! the rrmnz‘ ,{a(rnS!',»22223§, J03. §3‘§‘P§§ an Iii; }$}¥E. ﬂammshhmmo mes Hxzxvxno. Sony 15.: he; X/elittiwtho 31.2351 int-met Imauvu-.~.5:,g oer Iydrne were his etwzadnr: the am or me we Bf 33'£<‘¥‘l3 91%. airman. axe:-amt. marl et.hox9,!mt3eﬁlu1§.vid £1 _ Eemy 1-zf» D113 wmﬁe B! e §a~ ' ‘ roe muse mm; r ., eovssaxaror no that led . rm to Me iﬁﬂﬁlﬁéllﬁvlh in also (‘unfold am I113)! the prlnzsoi’ norm gm onerous or us: morale ti Ilequoneo. ﬁhrlﬁrreeilnitetrdiexu my rav- pnrxorIe3Seel§I.‘nomihei£;1e.o£ zlseemm: ‘°I1.wIznte«eenM " Sh05i!il5&§!_l'Iee‘es oomnxiretan in theater; and 21% aortas. A man: on um _ , 56 u always escrxicfoui 6! MI wealth‘ atoll and spirit. He and too at talisman of ex; ﬁnlgeggeu at aﬁiitiau Star zoo mm‘ P mﬁmmi arise his-:l. In-zirexkos In-mo hi gwatgn on cart] lilo. H l1rot‘hor.oaum accrual? lesson y, mas wall sewers of the high r unﬁt}-2!: -:2 mind poeeeeeed by renew» 3 o -tionerzotocoﬁ 2»: are him the I1§(ponu2xl:.y to an my was... 5;- VEIU3 him to is Izoum and yru-mimaa {.45 mm» oueet iii ho? immune-I. ?‘9ri4m yawn none e 0! the maxi} new mvtnmg oplgn‘ _. . vie. _ mm .9yt:not$o¢o— ‘:2: the nearest mumps: I 1! .1. . 5009. . '§ﬁlc1|-E. . ;:Igerii.f3ri'£ors Tammi ce.lu5se?mg§i’n ‘born: gfenueeewenl kIow.wl!hoda.u:i:az noel Ixgm. He has dread mm. run. «bed, than tlelerimtt. 86} ex, wlzxitkt, anzat, steteernen, IE] in one. I never think onttun .botnuI I9, .on.Hw Irena. wizloit _ ,3 :-the. timed! Ieoeunl. Irhtoh not city ﬁeI, ,{éIve or hurdle 8e:fe;:eh"iﬂh the at 3 was an account . yeah only cereor. Ba Iseoghtlly replied ‘uglgizaho meuahehanablrthorpnrm orosrly outer. Onednyeetorrngnth Irazheaky; this lirgtaing struck 5 Pang“ at an tenet, rent lander, In lunch‘ 91 iarti: months wreck n tail-grown mg mu wnrrlqr, end yes see him now.’ " 1 Elementary Amxtou. the Itouenln Lrbtx I In: laxl Iturdzy I man the noose of Fredzrlckxs, mcmnpeniod by Is stator, Mn- uiaa Alice, um: ‘Sqnirs £p.mmoI:’8 dog while pauIn§_hl;1£ bones, about tour mile: ’ around the nun, 5 “"5 Elli; 2% .5»; if g‘. $7 in 3! 3:. eeeee no g edjuned thntihe Sheriff and others Ilnngl at band, Indehe went on her way N: olcing, stopping wllh our eﬂlcimt De mys or-If during the night, Ind wu trcu I: him, as wall In the rrltot our county omcle muncctod with her arrest and tr1Il. with the merkodoo the: her zoweee denuded. Ear bl-other miiedto bond and we: contntiteed totha can of: )eIler.Iut|eeIInt-aeglvuheil. 1"Eu:sr: In the dIyr when the gnu lug Ksrmer Is stumng $3 13 worth of todder nto an old turlcoy-—propIrlng him 101' ale to the oomplunlng city Irintoaal. lot ninety-ilvo cents. Kidney C0 plaini; )I0B.ABII'£’tlnrr is no emrnplxhrt Ihai Imictn flue bumennnun Wlllcll u no mu: umtarswua It Ibo Inter-nl urn: In some of the rnrxed tonne at Kldne y Com:-luau. Than: I: no Giselle whirh ante: Incl: ante pen: or Ix.or\IlI.t'mxzu;-bile nmlre tluua when the Ital:-my-o 131.1 In recnlu Iron: Lbs blood the Ink‘ and ind rxlluti pouonolre InbItIm.-ee vblnn Um blood ncrumulntew In its ¢In:oIIucrn through the rntun. I! from Inyuuee the kidney» rm I; prnnr-on the {turnout devolving upon Ihrm. Lhe cnmnlsuone an ‘oxen up by the IL-mrbents and tho -vholo tyllcxn thrown Inio I run or tllueec. tension rm-:3 polo -um mﬂuulg. Ina very olun Inamz-inn: noun. Hence he hxapornnre of ‘keeping the kidneys and blood In 1 Benny condition tlu-nag}: which Ill the Impurmu or the body Illnlt pen. PAIN IN THE BACK. There Is no remedy Known to medical sdcncc which bee pron-d luau more vuuhio In near u! Iixcrwy Ooznvlunu then the Vmutrnlx. Beau Inrorlly upon the er-:1-rttnm. cleeneev end wrtlee are blood. em! 11:» name the whole eynzm to beam; uuvn. The Iollmrlm oxuuxvdlnery cane oi nut winners who had been zlvrn up by the but phyrmlmnu hope- ‘eu run will q-max Snr uhemwtvu. and should chal- leggo use moor promcnd attention or the rnedlru me» till)‘. on wall I; Ikose who In Iemrrlnx tron: ulmry ootnvlnlnu. THE BEST MEDICLNE. Eur u.\n.m.r1zL.o. Uclohar 21. I-60. Hm. B‘rx\rx:sa— Dee: 51:: II: T}. yuan 01 um; uvg. sunuwed many 31111 with Kldnry Complnlnt. weds- Ieu In an out Ind Itomuh. I an Induced try my ¢rlIelrtolrrroorVrtonrztx.I.odn.n:nx Ll we butt mrdtdne So: wrelueee of the Inner: I ever need. 1 have lrltrl nanny nmodlu In due vompleun. and :10‘- er found 10 load: hello! in [mm the Vxuzruuz I‘ itxvzzunhvne Ina lnvixorues Lhe wtnate Iyuia-an Many 01 my .cqu:ot.Incu hnve ultev. ll. and I btlleve II m be good for ell oomplzeznte Jar which It in recommend- us. Yarn: truly. JOSIAH ll. BZIZHMLV . PBUBOLJICIED IRCUBABLE. B08101. Iny al. 1371. II. I. H1!vzxn.£sq..—-DeInt1r- Imus been only Inuctod with Kidney Uxmplatu for ten years: may warn»-i greet pelnin my ma. mm. Ind I‘.de. with great dzmeulty In yunlnx nrlne. which -1.: on;-n um In very t.me.II -zuenutlee. momma, uogompuung nu, blocs! and oxtnrrleuny pets. 1 how lIll.2Ifhl'|?' med or In)‘ nwrlof Ihe ropnler romrdire recommended rs mplelnt. here been uncut the Im.IunonI of Iona :1 we most -kmlui oh!-Icaxnsua vetan. III 0! whom [I uonneul my c.l.I¢! rehle. 2 In my candy. we when! an Id by I menu to In the ‘r'.Iare- I could no the road 2 II tron! ant. Indlruua that moment} but on In roe. in until I wee eutlnly eund. tekln In III. I "am mu. al-onulx ls0K‘IlnI.. It be -uni. n.zu.gb|,. gumt rItnr.IndS!l0ho¢l4l0€I.ﬂl }g\§. xwnnld pro I duller for I wllllout. Bu FEABLY BLIND. : 14. R. §'I‘t\'IlI&-D at I mum ,. ... ..........°.'.:. "='..,, 3: '33:,- 1 un_x. sad to lunch: otlu-rt. tum sum: 1*“ l'u‘?¢.I:hto:nm{pIr-I old I U‘; gang.“ .4... PO 3. Bi 1;“ Isul be . lvrII vgyygeer :I.I1::I“;u':’t'.'gu}.,.-.: All t‘lnnd‘;ol cpenuene Iﬁ’;p:.r1orn Ind nelcood result. 1 :2: ::*:.*e.e~..~= =-,-=w~..-- ‘M «- WI . summer w:u.i' . “'13- W 18 mi’ chine um lsldnoye. Ah-I-C6"’L|lnm:1mI: was very Ird to ‘nude the urine. Hotlnﬂ your wher- nvrmon: infbe (.'4:-mrnerdnl. I I e Dltwﬂ ot \'Iu;- obmeeo . A11 ‘B;:I3a:‘t:nn:J;eEr’Iao guru‘: l:|atl¢~nn-ed‘ I on . wrntdorﬁ an r on on In be-.l lens. I ttill need zanlxl. Ina the lurn’;arouI’to.r-we one In-til‘: %poeuvxI'unuI In! Iver‘ gﬂ ‘IQ. I KN tux‘ ‘go. ‘vxnrrntn. :ud'-‘nothrlnyeelre. ‘ll ‘?°lX‘hw:.ﬂlll::&d vi: .-.-::":.*.::;:.:°'= -r-'= '- U3...‘ -- Y : 1heI‘n’I-. Ind be-lino roe tobeingn I “Kw” an 0'1 R N I‘ R011‘ BMW ~ 9-850-wit-.tz:c§Iun,b. i£o'"m'.'s o -llagoilnerlesnldhy-ill Drugglste _- _ V St Ezgnis Qailniﬁluhc-Q¢~5."‘1"“» 5§§33ll’ 3nhmﬂg' 95391335’ ' l 3 ék 5’ l —._ . - u m a -n run in lza--or u nmruauau Jo1eo.lcDauIid,or mm mu lllhob ' -ﬁn 0RI - vbviihdsun-mod. and the érmne mus-ma aim. at may-gs. TIIE TRIAL. "I‘l,£v?1$uP?‘|~uo£Y| in .—..‘.".Z’m..m gr mm at our iim in as. Locum ainuraua, u .."P.ym.. .um'§.:nn§§7o-'1'.‘ hﬁé ‘ to in him vrltbquz 2 single bat-oﬁ'az'm..g 243 . , _ . ‘WWW monlbl. ad mom the in! o! amber in be« glunma pm-pom. 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I _,_,,, HODGIIIIWB Cue. mum.) w-¢1lHn‘I‘cnncheI"I dluzixen-1. «turn :2» Id ’ gum: Iu- bauuuhngbgzag i-hirtarann had otanﬁt: ’ -- * jgxgg *“- Q‘ um: kind at work was done; 1 t '1 awn n ﬂ§z}“"pO:Iut.boIIOf |l$ oﬂoo--sh , > ?:::lI . ax: —udw a u be‘: Llvrm hula wlysblcoa 3 but lbs new crop Fig?‘ ‘rt o‘hwmnI.’h‘“&uS::“thn‘m ﬁlmﬁiia mt?1?qw ﬁI“m§énu. _. & n. “ . en, ' I you me an - I as n :1 I-uh——m at man my mmwu-- "m° -lob “H c! mﬁhu mm“ ;”_n,ﬁd‘d4. " l .1: I can numb ; as 1 do » (Arum-u 9"“! "9 ‘P’ he A 5;: §1o.§’m7u'7'aum‘° mmnmui :31” ﬂv£'°°..Z fie. na5’r§a‘”p..'”".4°“i§o.b°'l‘- we umm°" W1‘ 3. J. 3mm.‘ «:2 cmmnuu. Hlnm. la: I: an mum smug yon. exam signs is Km“ 3'15“ 5-"’n‘\“* -unuxn ro Jove: ~ nyolitllxh lhne.udMloldneuntvIInu ‘ in lnteresl Unabated---A Crowded Court- \,‘;m_{".;{,‘i.,,‘f°“,.’;’. 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The train: at II Ivpotuvlucoot-olljom I Hal 3 1 ‘ to and y ’ iiuurgl no 'ua¢ '5' n-mpcasllolyhundnlenloiliu mum-,0.»-'5 , V 1 " uhould ho lllllad slowly and om:-any. uniting»: ,Mrhmcu{ny of “ Jo3o‘uh:°I‘u{‘o.na‘v-hlluunruadaoo,uutodi« N """"“°”‘°' quick moumu would be ma. manna tn: hu 0! mnnﬁhmm Inn nmrdu 5-nulwd 5. ;§..1'-:95.“ o.'ugm 0-g.uL_ an 1,” ‘Deal .................. levy B. nnnouwtlhobuncu I‘ dons uink luv:-'10: . IIiIiI¢1G001lIldW0¢°'.V|5IO¢INIil3€|° -"—-"""——‘—' M , - gnu". "L. 0. ,_.,".?.» 3%.“. '~ V ‘L 3"” 0. 30"", ..................._..._...._....... CAPTMI OHIOI. cl Ila Oct-31 wt: Rub." u‘ we ﬂy and’ may 0“ b. I0l'l;!'r.l:llp‘lO=zlﬂgl1%ﬂ||"';"HI 55 ;I»Iﬂ' of Iuhi . ' Donnluiouvol maul - n...‘-‘ 0”.’ ma.’ In aw‘ Q...‘ ‘N “ '0' “V” 57 lb. h“ m “d h‘°m°dL."" 1’, , am, ,4, , ..¢“,",,-. gm.’ 0,.‘..,_,. 3",... ;,m;_ guugg ma 5. in Iulﬂilﬂlulnlutrnnvuuu nuua but uu. Tiny In: 0-no-. strain. {)1 monlnexpcrlcnccd. Aboooui cnnghl uonnouxu,-. 1u..,xo'nubu n, mi.—-in u-1., mmua nuousiu-u. pen mi-tsllu. Elli dun‘ -ni‘i.“}u°lJaa‘oa tho wing. and no- ncdl&nll‘lpIblindi.n’youpup¢ 9! in due oluboan lulu; IlﬂD_)OlC bow; Fulcrum, II! V’ 0“ 3’ - you In In! pawns hump ms: II III punt! MOI. Ol limo. 0ainu‘.‘Jvvla. lilac. and Wu» w‘ '‘''r':‘'”::::‘‘ ":2: ‘I W“ 9‘ “‘""I ptiaulurhoaiﬁulcrhuhlnnulrldlocbu w_uu,.,.4.luihnuI in: wot an inning ‘,’,'ﬂ"1',:,, ' 93:3 ‘NI, “.59.”. ciuvcun cni¢:lutIn9or:iu|hnhogunIul7- Iuunu. rhuuwuvwhvcnlnuy mutt» .m,g),|_.'....g'¢-' «mi: 1: ' cliocntfll mo.-nun-ul-mqgzuumuy ouu.«d m.ls5u.udniov¢n Tnodnriflnnd-I1.An4 (9 . ,,..,.n 1... 1»... 5.... mm .,. «II II ms. lllvc in lhoidn ‘I III on dlI- luudny shaman. ,, punﬁlgxoin bud 10 Bull, brood In nu Ilngu Md IOII _.&Io0 III In . II 39* °n.l‘!:¢L:‘I'I‘i‘;num:u'|t:¢‘)l‘1oIlI:lle:'x|IlIa. fgéllid ‘nu °' Jo3:.o {c Winn-¢:m; ‘testimony of Wu. J. mo “. J n . m:'.£..,'_"‘.”;:z:._ ilmc ruut a la an ' Louis luuyvu-.u-I lat mlhl In nnllnn nu’: l. haul I ‘.""F""1~Mes<Ia-U-? G-nut.»-don nut ocnoolnhuuo. In urnuunohluuni ‘~’°-'-‘-'.'--‘.‘:c‘i.?‘.':.7.*:.:....:'".;::**m..“.:..« 2." *' """i .. .....i.. M“ "mm '.:".;":;*.‘:' - I O ' . I’ " ' u.lm,u.en ml: . um vbuuuin noun. url ‘: anon-at ll’ ‘ ndngwu ud fem .'-Emhgm gown: 23. 132%. 1eanlty,.hu,t¢_m the mm: of the United sum. and were accused of Izsaadiariem and all mnmerof t‘.rlm.es brrcoso 1-re iusllled HIM the United sums ihiouid vindicate its risen _ae my son. Now, lipsin adults the very principle for which we then I99ﬂ“I¢i5N3~ *3‘ for which this country would have been justi- ﬂed in going to war, Lethe brie! interval of two years «anal 9995153! I303 ‘Pﬂﬁﬁh pic or lnwrnsuonsl law. the concession Pipsln mum: Loociey is an acknowledgment ties: it did wrong two years ago. It is well outta forget what that wrong woe. Md 11 Vi" 54 59 .ﬁs]se!s|stns.)evyeu-...................... LIN so as ‘boll-i ﬁn-lliiiﬂtf oD.a1-user-I--' in in -su—wsxn.r o1.oex.ne.uoau-.r—r-n- snag-naunanss as»-aw!-m 0I4I'-*D'I'* been attained). Irv sun. I series:-misuse puns . nveaws-.Hs. III IIlJ3W'El'1.‘li' BLOB!-blIO0I.I.! It Ilk- inusi be marinas by s moreseilsise1nt'yatone- meat than the tardy ooeeessloe of to~d.sy. we nan} damage:-use guest in St. Le-Iiis lo the person or Flsid llsnlel Hm'Il.'IIsl- » 5- ' cheerfully sunset Itstshsi-were we-not com- iltied to his s‘lll.leg’uishei!'i'eIl:.“.'=_.'-lovvnnnan. use;-snasnseeuoenauseson-seen: ‘H-“I” - _’nu¢usmesu-denim. Belorsweaanget .;.:'.,u;a__‘...':. _§.¢ga4ﬁ.peseu- iihsneseenonlhe trsct,howave.r.weme.sz scours scoeslitetleasl amendment ehegiag hiebirlhpiace from Ireland i.eAuserios. Ii’ we fall in this. ween tor Iisisieedallihn ‘time. provided he will gree in writing nottd b(isce.ni1l:ial.etorre—e1aei.ion after two non- eecutlve terms of service. We couldn't stand was as great emu ssllialstexd {or s thinl Iise.lsetleesIteneleﬁsOIehs!'sIeIIl s '=i:;- EV ' to-day Isﬂl‘bneas-essv eed ‘pas-Ily cloudy. ‘.3-_: GOLD in New York. yssi.erd.sy, opened and eiosed st 116%’ . ' 4 TH! air is lull“. now. We hope the Itorpxbitcae is seilsied. llvox, in his “ctrd," quotes Goldsmith’: fsmiiiatllhes ebointhoﬁogtlutvlt the men and disdot thebite.bu| he negieotslapoinl oui.wlLhsu.ﬂdnt seoureuywho is the dog as-iwlsolsthsmantn the ease lssniedlsieiy uniieroonsldersuee. Wlrsgs-altonetleeumﬁes-outhnrsto! personal isnaailuebetweeitweeleuretty coteuwonriee. We begin to nun that a good sknipls is or so vsleswisstsvss, and ihaiallwshsvesaldaeddoeelutheesuseot eaanyueirieadnaipbmnsasdiinrsinhou vnsiuotlnielleatoslmres. . Gnosvuox—whoee ex- poseo1LbeI.ingles.ninterest1n(let&'enths!ew Ya! Esvuld we pl-lntineeeneaiouwiilhtho dis- patehso-~le accused of having bdonged to the mused ﬁnned ihuebyeoth’ee.xlento1I.0m. owe'I:|o1rled|e.bntitw'eewhAI Joyce In-Millet. aanay:hetGroevuuehedreedvezl lllsunney, us: an ne(.1ng-u))s4 patdtstohln. Ween rﬂéhlbﬂvetm till ﬁhunhesquileedﬂv rgﬁ opium woddbelormdo£OeleulGrus- veeorbylboeewisonehehlsseqesteteeee. Row hrloyoelsiobe o:se:iiIsd.wheahap-vsseeones arhgeieyedleueitb-oeey.lsaqeesuenisbe euesldued. lie-never. Colonel Brewster’: eo- eouniothle rehtloneflllslle Danoawsmsndlha reeeoebsonselhbeiseedltentn whoilylneosr siﬁlwith the Iseery has he,ssoodiewith the llng.s.edd.nodteihpoilteIoheeneeIn!ons oeas.—-{0l:ednesliConl¢otaz. _ Wsaresstonlshedthsssrupecubie news- yaper like the lkvstxaercfal should volunteer inths mm. at .. imuxiam dud-bonifke Grosvenor, sgalnsttesttnony which, whenit sppuestonanwhohave hitherto l>ee1:non- sidu-ed honest and respsotahie,it willingly credits. I! theedltorot the Oossesercial halionnsdsny oiher opinion is! Gnssvenor ihaethalir :. .-.un1eltlzetedeeouedrsl.the stiller cl ti... zuserctal mun hensvery limited knauuulge of that potion. Eels muted and suspected everywhere inversely teihsexientiewhiehhelstnown. Estate St. Louis, where 5'. is s ranalllar eﬂlletlon, his repulatlonisthatoienewholsnihlevlahss s dew, ssmisehisvous sssuovaksyl and Is omrsrdiysseshoep. 111: .433?-i‘§i?3‘§ as osra. When we read in the accounts of African -—---T-T Hvnrlslotesuoeeussssaerisinsician. Es shakes s rues-rel) for a Mini. and plays an e big bees-ﬁddle sritlsbowrubbedin brick-dust, mating s great noise. but no muslu. Theﬂwn-Dxuocns'r'satasospherie concert is always played on e sliver-toned flute, ll the nut uuhelitteg sire, end with anslodythss Issweetsvthnebe soegw oihlr<!siesunanserevenhg'ohoh*. Tinnsily Graphic lseoiedltsdwitl the conscientious ettsntloe to details which should chsraaiczizssgrsatnewsyapsr. Lnoessd.lto- rialooienmns-peaherIqrusss“l*sni," and mentions an-“‘le3e.z 1’er9elorisu.” wliehisshnouesbadsslliihedealleditse Jada Presto!-(Is. These are Iriilee, his true; but, than, 3!. Angela ones remarked tluttrinea made up gs:-ieeuon, sndpsrise- lion 1! no trllls. -travelers how the hail’-clad poientlbee with T“-'3' 1' "55 ' 3"“! .--v" 5" ;‘~ “‘ , who reign in that bind - rm:-nine moo. mum‘: in Cm country, srelnlhe mimic: hanging . mun. thodoon of-itm-its Imu-I hon do-sd -beurunaununmaeuaaiyteiiomngwan ‘utter a Inenwhn had volunteered to how they thin). to be the aouditlons ilnpoood by n, nonhuman inlnxnr. in I own o! I-Imipon we use to a high sense at ssntcrioriiy over see who had been his tr-Ind Ind hnocloior nae superstition and lolly. But it is very in me. Bdm his oiworfnnlti had com. much to be doubted whether we are not Ht31IIIUldl!fl|IYN'MrWU|¥>Il-1 1|“ “M3 almost as foolish and as superstitious in Lbs hesrilneelcnded reason. Bette: a lunatic bundnug-“ca we 9., g, Q“ gum of .3, Hill I P611331» I-115’ 11!! 1| ‘-30 Y0“? eeiah, sad in the persistence with which we , hep u the pretense of consider! its empty rm: Cincinnati Oaouaercial is t ‘an : “mowing “and ‘main’ “pr that "Col.’ﬁGrosvenor wouldn't $1.060 , - I dance has demonstrated that if. has sunk ‘or mppﬂuhu ‘ ”'Ip‘p” "ﬂesh W‘ ‘n inin indliferenas and contempt. The (melon: way u’ dun vim mu. ' dhuuguhhod Go‘ is as clearly an outgrowth of superstition as temporary, but we on mail] at Lbeapinlon . ~» the mine worship oi’ the Africans, yet it that if the "Oaloael” had been editing a shcrwstapeor sdvsntsge besides the fetish newspaper some eighteen centuries alone, he honghum an an ha” u u“ wouidhsvesiolenthsnsniucriptolthsSer- w’ t."‘nho.h __ Nu“ man on the Haunt and supp:-esaecln. inthe ‘h:mn [I ‘ 3'’ hm an ' inierestpt Peutlns mm, for a dollar. " mm. ”““’ ' ' ‘ °°""" No man not under the inﬂuence oi super- stition would be breughtto believe theta list would beniore Likely to speak the truth alter hehespokedhlehaud up In thesinyetour -we ms-~ - =-- we --M :::;‘°.-:::“::.";::: oi religion, and resembled. in two pardon» ' “mt” 3n._,>1huw_:» Dow,“ W_ W_ ihisutterlyenneanlu astlinilothasmansia mean to intimate that going to prison is one oi’ ‘d“‘d" ‘-°"'P°“ Eh ‘°'::h°t‘":'°"" '“° ‘ﬂiﬁizz: thsconeoie rel! on? Or was theim- ”‘‘‘‘° ‘“'‘‘’3‘ ‘“ "”“‘“3' prtsoning a:h0.:lltl‘co onset the consolation: oi ‘Mal 5° '‘“’'“‘n7 ‘"1" Vmm" r°‘9°““" religion for those who sent him up! :_‘l1£Yu‘h;:.d““‘:b" "9“““‘:‘h°::‘;;‘::l°;:’:; ﬁlm more binding by being done "solemnly" and "hstheprvueaioeol'Goil;"avIleneeItw‘I!1ll was later: without solessnlty would be much lsssblnd.leg.ssndsslt the presence or God were something especially provided for the Ieomntons ceremony. _ Whet natural reason ﬂuid ‘M011 In is =z Tux Western lfozeilneia ispnsumsblysd~ iistbysn Irislseasuiacs it up of Joree’s campsringliimseli with Galileo: “)1! Joyce bsdien. rreeniasesu-yalsme and kepteeioi Beuxvlns in the "doctrine or total de- pnvity will be strengthened in their belief by the announcement that at s busting-bee recenuygotaen up by -"eesvel Banks In aid of the Centennial, the bobblIH$OJ' F33 “P I J05 on the girls end "stsoJt.ed” the ear: by In- troducing one hundred r-sd'cars into one hundred bushels oi‘ corn. we must presume that the boys got wind at this little ruse.bsesusslbebsrnwsspsekedughtwii.ii hunters: the price 0! admission was il1ty___ costs. but money was no object 45- reekisssswaiasoi ""7 3"” , tbesueeess Oflhooggs now assured. 5,, an," moth,’ -would knowingly and willingly tell ail‘: ‘W114 50 W5“ 00 1‘ El! '0 tell it smurly had secured s greater credence up u by ‘peg through withs perisetiy harn- iau umdnmsanlsg ionnuls, and experience oogmmsthisteeehingerreason. I1 lsprotw gbieshatinihkchnstian city the:-esrenwrs -oethstskeuinihs oourssol syearthan there are prayers 0 “Do let it is quite oar- teintitslthereiencissinzissletamenl on: Tue «mice at Gills! of Police has sndssiiiy been rendered veeant by the resignation or C“ m” E'"'‘‘“‘ W’ m ""7 M’ um’ " which Is at all rnooitiod us oenseqnsnoeol the Hetrigen has been an excellent cﬂcsr, and as obupum ‘apnea an un mm a‘ 1, w “an idle I-X121: “ 'hs:slml him emanated ,‘”,’u_”.“ W. mu M‘ gum u ‘LN’ 5' ‘gm “Nd ‘:°:"“m7 "‘ oaths es aboundsii when the war earns to a ‘mm,’ '° ""“m° ° ‘°‘" 1"‘ close, and wimn the ceremony or taking an own business best. The question now is, n wupummy mu. ‘wig: 0‘ “am. ’ :::)u'hL;:1 I: hr“ '!“h°:”"°|” ﬁbrous ‘M snd took its place in the sltiixpt the day. Cm‘! Menwwfh rm” n::°d'"' d‘ "f “I” But we have quite enough or them ufinske 3 °'”" 97°” " them the empties: forms, and to music: honest . ll (1 :;n:wu ‘:0 mt 0 "' :m:°l:::a:l':°°h:‘ “M mum wonder why the alarm is continued. 8 l l‘ ‘ """ To who a care which is [resin in the minds ixuszlon s duty in himsell‘ at the tune it was I I] done. if the Oommlealonere will consult the :m':r"_';mw:h;:’: e";:°:;°:o "ft: 1;”:::'::;’l" warm as llze people, line)‘ will rt.-insiala him an ' ' any oifcmd in the whisky oases. Business it on“. 3'“ 5'01"’?-0 01 itood Mending, and not 13 ‘ll! OPPINHB In-Y dllereni irons their ss- '°*=1l1¢I. admit that when they were in the Dﬂlinlﬁ 0! dlstilllsx Lhey nude iaise returns to the Collector’: oiltce. at the same time mlllllloeth thatﬂle returns were correct; 6‘-vaonnni Bra-re-keepers began to pass il- lltiihghlskyeller they hndtaken sheath to servelhe Government tmhmily; being surn- Dolod before thegrend iury as witnesses, lawhstever lie: best suited their wzpoess. Wheetheuuthis eiieiiedstiasi. iiisnotby any iearotthenioz-slot-penal soessqeseoss. but simply by the shzwwd sslooletiee that these is evidence sui- nr_ the brave _ :1 Fry were alive ii srciiiri be apes! anuisiniassuew mu, hereeizer, Anerieencitlssee-h Cuba would inlay poor humanity's privilege oi’ s legal trial before beingpui. to death. But Captain Fry and the rest or the American dtlues on the Vlruinins have been shot down llkodogs irtihoutyrwtonseotjuetiea or show el legal letenss. It really loch like imposing on feed estunwesk In to eooeptzgfullgepezao ion the essdrisees thssBpile'wiii notdo it gals. When that nnhspny sussaen took pa worsens-udthsin ounce and bees bmmmoe, not only on the nrisviplu of im- \ berm to keep up the idea that ulewreug, nusdoeseoi sppeneohavebseecr iherllaees" ilciuii to overthrow any-mm; they any eef. Below use your not the Vlliﬂ oi‘ our wrnih on sueh dsvrsvity. it mlbrt be well to remember that ii. I: no more heinous to duv mad the (lore;-nxient at an [eternal Revenue iaxouwhistylhenftenlntﬂnlt llevseuetu: on gushes’ to dedrend ﬂu oltysld Etlteof their 1.-am on personal property, smliiat a tsiseouhtsksalnstlestetioeelatabezelmru isnaisaiasileﬁes oesessietustlsr. 'i'her~olsvsrystrong reesouférbellsviogihet people whohhhhe with have VWI 06¢ courtly in their ﬁbileils. " Unﬂiso¢ie'trw“il1V$l'sowsaIee isilleslioe’e A anpouaée to ml: at an grave new with the eyes is! «sore-ea ssess,.ths etnssttirs: esabe done by those who an-eswsbeteihe grsvityoiihsevllistecallstteeticnioltsndso exjieseiiﬁnthehcpethsttheeureuyooses iethne. The inxthis that ostiissreinelely a device to restrain the innocent and to strngiban the guilty. This is their only elect, as hr as they have any elect as all, and it is quite serious enough to constitute a heavy penalty to: our hypoerlsy in mm iending to rely on them. Whllsthay may snake I truthtul man hesitate under the sense of rsqxsasﬁilllty imposed by them, they give a iaeiltlous and undeserved veins loihe words oi‘ the liar and p-slim-er. Not only is this direct result injurious, but there can be no doubt that the moral tone of society is insenslbiy lowered by the persistent inela- iensnee of an ingtliatlon which is pretemjlod lobe sacred only that it may be outraged. The law which calls for so much Laue; of oaths is consistent enough to provide seven penalties for perjury, but inasmuch as the _penal£les were never known to be es-stoned, their retention merely exp-antes the hypoa- risy oi Lhspreiense; as long as we continue toconsidss-snouhss_som-aching ssond, we ought, for the sets of common sense, on Mrs either tower oaths er nose convictions is: Piflilflp and perhaps it would be best of all tolssveaeoathsstsll, sndioeeioree the at penalty for yubllc end deliberate lying. .___.;.....___.. HEW YORK PUBLIC WOIKI. A recent issue or the New York Truce has every able and plausible article on theprseeni values of real estate in that city. showing that all property which is sold issoid sis secruice, and met the ssreetsnd noel proﬁtable invest- ment. to-day lor capital is in 2-‘ow York real estate at the ruling ‘prices. Unfortunately. the local columns of Lhe same paper contain a full and eornewhai. interesting report of the proceedings or a committee of thsﬂtate See- ste, appointed to investigate the county and municipal governments. and the revelations made before the noerinitsee go tar to explain both why property in New York is "dirt- cheep,” and why investors an relectsnl to ritlhelrnensylnilstsnyprios. Ttieeeorurousdebtoithaloltysad the enormous tax levy, the tanner now amount» ins; to about !1$,iJ00,0il0, and the latter to $$,0m,0ClJ per annum. are only s part at the burdens which crush the lite out or the New York property-holders. In the up-town die- u-iets, around and beyond central Fur, the sror):ollm,prorsmenigqesonundevtlseInI-n- sgenisntoi the Board at Puhuo Works, and rmnewhsrerromsixte tenmllllousoidollazs oi’ r“"‘-‘lilosnl taxation is levied In the shape at .x. ....~.i_n-enis on property-holders tor the im- p.-r733h8.lllI. There is not. ti-om the ant to the unit. a single pmperty-holder who would grudge paying these assessments if they rep- resented a real improvement, and it he omit! and any value received for the money paid out. Q,“ . mgnyko’ mg}: own interest or for. Bntrthe he! is that they re$reeent nothing but a poiitial machine, a éoriitrivence for sus- taining the Louis oi Tammany at the expense of Lhe citizens; earl the work which is done by public authority and under public suref- villon could easily be done at is: than hair the nos‘! 1! were only done honestly. Wlu-lessee ed that they had seen "worhnesi" sitting on use bank playing eardsbythehonrstihe time: that they hsd timed a gas; as my laborers waiting tvrenlv- ﬁve minutes for a single blast, which blew up ahoutahaitaeon or rook.I1IdﬁhI1-Gnu! avenge Lhroe sndahail hours constituted s day’: work on the new street improvements. Tne mummy or Pita~John Porter. the Couunlssloner ol Pnblle Works, and 0! Gun- hielan, his deputy, was only the more valu- able because it was unwillingly given. The tanner, being snlnsd about the appellat- nant or a gentleman who, while set- ivaly engaged In the nansgemau or his barber-shop, Round the to draw pa as Inspsaor cl Coeeealees, .5, .;g;,..amgvoiu.bi1lty. ‘Thsroseeagnas “Ii:-orcueenieorshnnuisuoirntzuom easily can have In knowledge ol. but the ver- setﬂilyd the Lleerieen people upggyggm. Illysnah that thsyare eesbledtodosxrsal msnydimerent kinds ciwerk et ths*san-is unis.” The richesssoi’ this replrwssoaiy equaled by the declaration oi Gonbletce. who admitted having nude ihsappclntnarn on the reeonsniendetion eta 'l‘smnsseyAl» German who kept aliquot store, and who further admitted that he known! the lnspeota cr oi’ Sewer Oonneotlass being smells!»- ously "sensed in ionsorisi operations." Fm-that teulrnony showed ﬁe the way in which labonrsseom-ed. employment from X}. Gumblsloe washy bringing him eetisteeiory evidence tau thaywere in seeordsneswipi tha'I‘annany society on all the leedingqnun Home at American statesmsnship. Hr. Gun. bietonwss also compelled in adult, oaths testimony or ﬁgures. that the exigencies of the public service had demanded the employment oi’ a large sdditienal loves on the public works shortly before the November election, and that by a singular coincidence the need tor this extra force had rapidly yaued away, and they had all been dllclnrged since the election. To obviate any mlsconstrnotion of this curious coincidence, Hr. Gnmbieton was going to explain that whereas he had this year pui on only (182 laborers in the month prvoodlng Lbs election, more land been over 1,000 put on in the same srey last year; but here one oi the committee, who had uotbeen unconnected with this department of the public service last year. told Mr. unmbleion that "they did not want. to hear anything About last year, " and gave Gumbletan a root. ' is is useless ior the editorial columns oi the Yimes to stlesnpl to show the intrinsic value at New York property as Lang ssths 13.»: eolusnnsare eompelied to reveal the secrets or was corruption and enlsmsnsgsnset which are slowly and surely eating up the pros- Pﬁﬂti 01 New York. Porter and ®1mbis~ tnu are very great men: in whim-£'i.ty ﬁd inﬂuenee, bar with ml! their power tiseyan very inslgzniil-aunt pxrbenf esynem which he: blew York, suit holds ii; isiis aigzieb. they have their;-ears: only an mem- bers or this erﬂhlntlnl. sad iisrrosehelii cheirpowsrr seyrss longs: therﬁo its ﬁs- beers. The evil least ens: heart; so: spend it be rssehetl by the rouovsloi the inziiriduis wﬁonsybesoearortensts sstaboinofﬁee when an Ievsstlgaung committee comes around. Even ‘a change from the uvstem of public empiarrneui to the aysrerr. 9! yrivue oentracas would be but it deiusis-e remedy. shoe Ii. would leave the same managers wish prscldaiiy the same wntroi. It is not only in the Deperunent oi’ hibiie Works and in the special assessments Chet misrule and mix- ....u. eni. predominate. Down-town is no better 0!! than up-town, and the pro- verbial versatility of the Americans is lllueltslasvl in other and ice! tsputeble waysiinn “pursuine Io-nsotisi operations” simultaneously with the impeotiee. oPsevrsr connections. The mini resulii. of the whole is that the ownership at real estate in ﬂew You-rises precarious is speculation as the purchase of stock is e Illsaouri railroad. and it b getting pretty hard to tell what is its in- trinsic value. Until the lies: Tort proposer- ow-new oaalzvent someway of protedhag thelzosra interests, they may expect high tank and low prices, for certainly the picture oi their pnhlls service is not ealcnlszed to make buyers ssagelne. IDOAL FIBKEHAIJ. J. A. Ll7tﬁl.ls|IkcrlIi‘lneE-lull, llregistuod st Benxen‘s. moon ‘l’. 8. Clssnr, of Wheeling, W. l'a.. Isa g-eclstﬁene-'s. Bleloritrss is about in so Inuhlnegooos visit tcraiew days. WI. D. Gsassrwsr. oi Ilipen, lo., and tile, ereetths ears’. G'su.Iu.es L. Cnuuxl, s well-known lawyer as (JtIdnl|il,l.Iel§OlA.l&[l. Oar-um G.as'rlx.nIths suassenloaa A. send aeruisegustenas South:-s. its. lmuv ilsu-run, or the (k~nua'otci_ Obuneell. is at its Southern. li.Psf’reeson,s pzenineet banker of its! Ymt,isre¢iseaeﬁelihel..lni£el.L 1.. ii. Wsntnn, a prominent eiusui ot she- aestltxisstopplrigellhebeolede. nos. 3. !ls.I:Irala.oit.aodon. is seopplegaii lhslzsdsnnsoutelethelhelseoosu. wsu.leYouIo.ebuIu:eee:-.and Geeegau. !rwin,o!u.Joeepe,usailee news. 00!. Wm. 11. na1~cn.&e en:-ntatwruey. oi nnnnlhel, islet}-eo:i.ty-«eglsssl etlle Denture. now. Joust P. Pmuxrs. Coegresenaakoes 8ed.slie.hss thePIsntera',enrou1eteWeshlx- kin. lube II. I. Don. United sum Aruryaud a member at General Pope's nail. is at he LII- dell. Issue A. B. Wnsoxlsaserriselitesneeer leaded sour mruruheel the B-uethwest.\eed lsu Basaenm. Comnn J. H. loener. oases Iegtaeeror the Chip) endruilne ﬁnned, is reghsn-ed st the ‘Hos. L. O. ifewnsm. and Dr. Wm. Elev-ens, efIerbIshsed.less.,wureunongIhe u Buenrsyeseudsy. Hal. L. D. Lanai. Iupertnbadeal or the nnuouz, lunphle and labile ltelirned.ls senpyin;aunans.uen'. ix Geeqe. November 1. the tailoring st. Louis- aesﬂrenosse uyue (runners as nrrytne in Geneva: I. H.. ILA. and lies II. A. Beuolst. and W. Waiahetaer and teulky. Bins. uavnuon nsvxxman is to be in Alan io-dey,eedsd:tx~su|he|ad.IeIoitheplaoetbLsa:t- es-noon, atstunnuie mm, on the column or the Womexrs Oeahenxlu Auociation. Jot-on 0:uu.es Inwnl. or 8:. Louis. waste the any last week. He w*as‘e~rtrr'-mete pmelnd mu: times B-eleletous expressions or weleoao which his Advent always evokes.-—{uueue, Bunker mu. l'1J.teoi.s. , -—————-.-—.—¢—-—...__..._.. 81.‘. LOUIS LR EFIJNTERS. ‘nix at: oolloonoas yesterday emonesui Lo me. A ca:-Ln‘: brown velvet cape was yesterday iounrHnLsisyeteePerI,snanewsIveiuanowne:- atwepouee station there. AYOVIO mn8'li?!!)'Ir meetingwiiibe held an- -ia the auspices oi the 1‘oungMen's Uimstiaa Association at neividere nus. career 0! Thir- teenu: street and‘W_ssz:.I.ngi'on svenns,nn8anday Itlﬂljxm. JonIL‘ﬂai.ellea Jone Dauy,eruygag¢” eiomtsguarescad lryOnesr0ne.Duey_w§naa. -II smut»!-in Io hnou-eases spin welsh-ash» wonhsboasttw. asapewaordetsabepoalar kst.besweee'l'el:nieeAllaeu1eskests. Oxidtsevstveeaetesjalksetlhstlsvai-lee llVlII'1l0II'ﬂvOI'll\|I!.Ius.ldlDs lheeneseed ereusotlheaeguau-. lama Giaeebelbestdas hlﬁhﬁh-he lhe head. ﬁle lsjnries are nos " “'_.. D:Iis“‘ wean.- Iodsdluni. me good 9091- el st. Paul's tptaeopai 0tiuseI,h8onIh 3e.Loe.ls,gsnveslﬂes-uysed ‘ entsrtalessentisara-seelsg.inl4Ieyens III-lhhsebieet being to raise noasysnpayol sonssehueh “ “ nae eneeaaaeevras lea-geaedteeeensloessee-sen. Bemorrluis-lrsedesrssrasoixtldreesreh vuydesuhisnimeueiaeessas sass oasrei1Ieedielewa.eed she wouiliilsiogoie luau sea bed selelnl assess to do so. hmssosv Ike! 1:. lgrh. vesﬂngoe in southwest ass-ass ei Baum slreesasd Jskaea sveeeedlseosuedehels ethsy. I.ssshej_selhe resseseisplseqooitre. tlasxilegslslsdihe Iilasswithstewbeehstsoiweter. nissnpyossd to have been the work 9! an lneeediary. J0!!! DOYLI. supposed to be a iunimre-car driver is the asrtaare panolIbeuIy.was!os- welded in the roar Outlriue , iarvisy numhg. as Home been four: wandering amend Bessel! svuuseeedllslsstroeisariyln Iagmxﬂu. whiissumsviscunderan stuck or iasa.nity¢g.g,. llrlmn trensns. Ooxrrn’ Ilaeslus. Fuses wmr up to Jgﬂg-. Ianrestenlerwitnteur prisoners tor the Pay. insiary. Tbsunsseuenasdsleeceswu-eestoi. low-: John sense. and laromy. two yum “‘"'7 P°"n- lnw 1-R1311. tiobeere; James Wallace. tmsisryeeo larceny, sen yes"; my.” Brown. grand iaxoniy, two years. ‘ ABOUT 4 o'clock yesles-oar enunoee,‘ s none I54 IF“!!! ‘"599! GNVM by Pﬁtrlluehohehnn away on Thirteenth. between Biddle and 0'lfa1len meets. and ran into the wagon oi Julia 8. Stone, on rmeeeih and O'l'sunn streets, mung. an I-bl-ll. injuries the horse, and making a mu: wrrct oiiusnsunaawsgod. Loas:.$0;;.“,,. surenca. Burglar arranged. Two lstlere addressed "To they Oisrks oi they Omuinans Jndiscrrys. Bnpnmes Oouns, comm House, St: Louis Oilyﬁte. nrst lllllssry D1ﬂr1og_ Oifcoialls Business." were received althnlonr Oom-is yesterday, aeedeuv-and to Judge W. C. Jones. 0ehei.nsopeudnwssIoundths.zi.hsler- Ins "‘clsone“ ‘end --- ' s&.lansDal:tee'a.rsﬂdeeee,mi.l'o.31 in the eﬂsy licensee llsilxsed ‘lived: and Wash and Burr sheds. which mm» the reputation is an negro "lease-bssss?."~s¢iers':‘syier snsoﬁeaovevseease etissssvsrseeptued. ‘tmeyrnputswssiouaeite spews-eboﬁbuns *‘.l‘s.fier is! the Select. wins ztueaxseyueeee iisrfer. su were released. he have was so ae-seine atoms against mus. __.._.._._......_._ .... .. . at.s:II'rw 1-irn.1'm:.. rorgonie I-ensue. Hassles‘ is eetppued to beam moo: payular as stsaleaperue yrs.)-I. bet Within? uaoo use on may ueesiou lelelyelwieerl ﬂue isms-y vi mm opinion, and although one house was well mod as imeilveeasria.atni.gzs—-sweetest In me dress-drwa bung vuaem——then as any other plays hi Kr. Blonullougrs vlepeaoirc 3353 would new or-ire-e .5 lug: audience and iron _P?0\‘E'i§ more eu.rsv.thr-e to llweo gin-eons. i-in «nanmter has received at me hands 04‘ ymmimmt actors such 5 diversity of inner pt'l18l.k)B as Hassle, buseess no zine:-mesa has such srypnrently nnenonailable and ennrudhctory qualities in ii. anal: nonsense has its-extent}! been ‘wtrllbesltbolst the "KLEIN at ataahepees-9.‘ but no one more what Hunks» spoervsmeentihe nharsctorwas further than matwzeiaszioaaae saearralneiliroeillisssx-t.sent aelssn have iherigln Io giwllndxowxlﬁ-< Jobs: I(¢L"sllorsgh's Haiti bath in oomeption and treat from any other was the stage zunxhsssztainse ioanygreatprexnins-noe),b¢itlt lsaoonslsiaeut rm ﬁnished odor! is! hlsertouie art. in my not pm-alum mm Eaaslexat an olhlseudltorss. tusilillmusl Iuskziowiedgeitto be adneetege picture. thctveghly complete. over)‘ cieeailoiwhrohisreederedvuhthezeoetemersse ears. lleecftﬂoe made anexeeueus Quotas, playing Bo3rpts1w~liIh¢iignlIy.epdI9u.lr.lng tlleilneewllk ﬂan ' street. ﬂhsklenebe D-08hr was mqvoyisllu, hutitwee notoneotiler heetefnrl. Ir. lcoulioegh win syyeerior thels-sltine at the Issues this an-noon as up-as-tau, um "Gildlslnr," Ind re the evening Ir. Yluulu ind Hr. Storlwtll Vl1lll.kee}ointbIm0ﬂI. "Unﬁﬂlhl Gu-lia-hr" wlllbeplayed. Ildsone metal:-anal ineoompany at 1!.\e'!'boeeer Oeniqee -111. by Kr. l.lmhsi.l's yu xenon, assist in the uterine- ment. on Iloaday I‘:-enkrreyne eppssnease Shawl. ms ns.e'sorz1..i.-mourn. ‘I'heatiz1¢t‘lonsol t!se"Bi.g B " tints large and hshlaeeale audiennenunlaese-vssuzg. iiwillbemooeteduthumtunoelo ueygazadthls evening tor lheiasltlme. Barrysenfvenwilleypeesoe loudly evening uksateuas. '!'hebox-oilnevill be open atthe Opera-houessxydeynrrtesssleareesta. fll.-LII! oouwve. 1'lneilna-....".erIainment sewbeiag gn-enauhis plane or nsnseznaat Laps-oviag very enzeetive. The Peak Fenilyol bell-ﬁngers, Burwnataniey. adaebal.ids.edolher ""‘*“ are , ‘. 'l‘berewi‘l1bee matinee to-day. and an entire changed programme to-marrow. ' nsoso:n:n.co:nvsr. This gentleman Irinleuure to-not-rust (Sunday) afternoon at De Bars Operwhopn. ee""!‘he Devil." and on loader evening at Iareenl-lie Lin:-arv am. when his rubies wilnas "Lennon." ____._..——o-—é-—.._.. Iryouwiahgoodgloves.n.ederwesr,¢m..gu bu W);ge.|I', tin sons rim street. ‘I'll 0Oll‘.l‘ll'l‘D EIEOTIOH. Cii is but Walsh Still Issirelned ’ fro: Deliveeingthe Ballots. 'l'heiejwecﬂeenike£Kon.J.E.BdItoI spun ltuieaxu Walsh, any negisu. eansap brﬂn Jud]! Wiukham. is Duunoounla. I, ymmiay. in. ruins: and six. 3.9. lama-iny re-presented Ir. Welsh. and Judgelavle eedilr. ‘hzompaon . ,1-eeeaied Mayor Briana. There an a large attendance II court. Mr.P‘ezishssid hewishedto nabs Inollnn to modify the mjoinlag order against Hr. Welsh do iivrvieg the bsllovboxes to a committee of the (my Oovnioil. Judge Wkjham eased what the cucumsiamses were, and after training the principal la/tts, Ir. Parish ssld mu Judge Gottsetisll was at one lne wuneellorooeui the contestants. and did not wish Iopan onthe oantnrver-sy. A supulaaloa lsadbouslgnediry the ellmne s on eeobslde. rsnsler-nu the one from Dime I Ueurt No. [to iiirculloourl No. i. ‘rho Judge replied that. it was ring to consult the court in rcgud to tho treosler oi uses. his on order ioourtlsed bees: made to I:-austere: noun. iwssnuieanuJndgeu»otaohs.l.k ed nnsed. .Fe.nshaakedleevei-naleamouonso the injunction, but the Judge said he would not entertain it wag. L46-uxunszxxaueassnssiielizaezzaioa cnovsehlng 00.312300 0 s ',l tea.bedesIzedii. LwonldliheIhereeor‘:t E iIn1.|su'Ienart.s,J Wilihamdecided mauheessewesnoc i'Q'I32tﬁ’y trimien-ad, He esiggutedthumeeusignedwludge Llndlny or J ge kl. he takes on Xoaaay narllnt to i.hecaseix~oen1'fo.iIosoneou:ueonrs- room. ..___....._..______... than-lesw. lord. ETrvntheE.ansasc1ry Journal.) "Agoedns.eiaisrachertnbeob.os¢ntzi.sarreel riches." Thsnesnl teeune ellhe leteo. W. roe-1,l:coeeemieerwiIhtbeLl3loitw1u&y&eee~ ecuons.iseeeihsuisoeewuotnswIisI best at credit. ithasoe¢noseeees.I¢sonsti.ne,lhei allsesneisadbeesue-ievypeselssesnnabdevish is.betIbosswhohewhIl,eedI'.eswlhelsmoes working at the lung. believed thee. and be- lisve nominee is was wiihe-es venues. Ian: M the distiller: and dealers implicated, ll issald. .retusedtoesicriniov.beaxra»g-emsai,te-r ice: oi l?ord.aabis reputation lnrtntegr-iry was mull totheloi any man invﬁi. bottle. Tillers- iuctaecesresnnally overcome by ease:-sane that liswuuit. ‘roe bnsnsaso! Isisoﬂne was due hybisdepety. Conoaenomtbe exnress business and bistsmsencislxeiegsnothlseetlvestesetioss. Tbeseeuleonlaownloelhsndulhus leaﬂe- iag said about tlisseusg Ooileetosgel-use s stipulated "dish," is is believed that rot-1's nsmswesusedtoeornhisnolesy. 0 imsextpiseetlonlooksbothlseaiblesedreeseeo Ihle,I.edwsIeveiei.ln|hsllIwil1.rOUolu1ion$.« Tlntsnanwhodld eaiyesuvutasssuvednias sthisoleeoollineenihesnciunsessolhaed. sail the work bedolelorhlnbyelsothenilnisi ersesoeehhlhmgzhnlhowtheeeeiveeleu could eenesaiiz it-on hisvri.eetpa.i.eed teasin- voiveliin,inseconpiiestsdenausrasthsrevs- eesesrviesnsveryuellyeeinstsed. This is the iheoryoflhs Ktleldjol Kr.!‘ord. eedweeeeresdilyuulusued howlsIneybsso_ sadee teeesbelleuoundedoeseymegsinrtoi sesualaxsewlo-¢ns'0ss.wedesobslisve. 1:. Ford is dead-he naseodetensessveaieng-and satire businns oereerel unblemished recos-¢l—4 conspicuously and proverbial}; honest man. And -it is dncta his character that ii should line the beneﬁt a this VlDi"OI«uOD. - __________..._______.. loteonolojlcal Observations. 1.8.1-)aI,09ﬂ£JenendIiuhamisno|.l.1netrunﬂ£ lse:r.ﬂ)les1h)'bu:nhstreet. B-r..l.-oou. Norenberin. . .<p—————....._. “'eddlng in Alton. The Alton Thiegv-ups 0! me Hi-ii fill the follow- ing; The Mciliodist Ghunzu wee dllrd last evening by Ietenui. entirely unuaaeing. and rmbwly wrilanbyecrexy man. JsxuTArboe,e'eoIo ' professional mm, was arrested , , morning by gun“; Joycsandoﬂlems Wiiiissssand O'Brien, guqga wilh having bemierired the residence or msries trnmnn. its. me Biddle sneer, ea Wedeudsy atghi, and stealing a out no nit. 'l:1secmcexss.bcvein¢nI1oee<lnsdesn.ia e an _. or Youth and beauty rained on! iron: the eirulo at acquaintances oi the con la in be united us lheboudsormstri many. brute, Illaelaria J. Reiang at this cliy.s.ndths room, Mr Wei. . law. oi 3:. Lotus. Iv by lsnily . Ir. lie::.‘Ic.IJva:elnl we 0 lnideeseeid. pa-Cos-nevi by WQIEFH €Ii¥.¥S‘Fi.«ii§ 391%. fume}: - ofﬁ Imposition and line Dﬁeeessfxi Bauxite. “scgipmr-e and I-mg" until “lie!-chassis and Wlisxtu-W ililepsrhente. ..-.u.e...__......_.._..... Ahmougﬁ y-sseenxermie stare: nd mnyuilie wwﬁdayodslotntesudtxredﬂeisﬂﬁﬁﬂﬂl. soiLe!1s:ame¢m.ee.mrﬁee-a-eslseislsaisnsivmeg fund -or me than-n'a Quintana minis-.1seeet«= une\e-dbrynesriylventy-iivehameasedrﬂuse. . ............_:_._.._“.3 :so<:ommeyme1~£ee&. s*mg Ram are ,e mention, V » is wk-as. assessed Wan. sssﬁse eggs “"“'“ ; emu-smvee alggms met about we of own an as n. rwo-‘I9 24> teen. Korea see mam, ;¥;;€wz;-Agggjof H.» xnxirre my-or oimimem . - 2: mm . ﬁexvgseat rasezsmm New visor-oosazey may-3 name one and :mr izmphoanadﬂmlamsiafe-0v¢*i to ﬁrearm-vs 3D2I<)ﬁ aw... “ i'”31)£.oE..l3!0 33. erasruoemnlbaaa :3!» es:iea!i-:_1a99.§.z«:;..p;.r»,n.- & naeaieernuseees amine and .. ‘ in rbev-stieuebooiies «matters as menseeeersse the her. Tees :1 “gins;-rooms ﬁt '“““*’..s.“°*....z*‘"* *"-1.... ameeiiessseeeee wig“ aerheitnksuss at uruur eu ,nnd sumo umiey Eerrhmenuwnadispoendar.‘ 1 R!” we to<maned$.omeWonem‘e aeaoeastboctrv :3 Set rziususust seamed beleotootwewer renaming, gnu: “" i'Li.r, ‘toga-gigriissedollov 'rassx.‘z»uP mg.-amen s at suaitxpeeieson by 0-ignore litnwga nlrrelulardd hurl-using Blame. ‘ rum“-‘rash J 5; ‘faemsgme baa‘??? . . as W sgiae,¥sa.i...5. Oe-steel: lee. - s:sas,lu.L.J.‘l’ ssosﬁszivsr .ase ingestion at eei'wl.na;:.eehlnel from iloox Gibbs, Void. and rev 3: Baker. wl‘-il§.ha2ezberssle. snloelroouhesb-en .uohs.1-pd llsaesliuleenl" _ . ‘re-rrooidsesratscesoi Lwelzahettx-sat :3? attention. were the roInn£s3-‘;Iorhmlu- G ."“""'°"“"‘°" *u;.zu..........""""“' Sun-ct , Glasgow Avenue Press 7135 Clrnrv . lid the 5;) . Lntlwnn Church. was the ,. Hut lee. Samuel lays in use mean I! . Wilson, asslalen . . Villas] my c. 3. cox, 0. rs.’ uh". saaeccwiiiuuseeniemianyoesnaeaundeoi ihemek. ‘hie is-on lsdencrsesdwithlsoe cur- er._bein eueedauis. "lbs \l'ldow‘s Mlle," ﬁrs. '1'. i... J . The nnhier is me cuarsncer oi"i’h-ube,1be Wine Wcm.e.n," by Miss A 11. Poetry, with Miss same renby as alternate. All the noeznnu were in lhe nah (mental style. Learn ulusae smart gave an uncertain- umi sans to a Large umiasoe. The was one and unexeeii . C. .snd Mxgnie E. Curtis inter! with apps-oprnste I0 I. Theioiiowingwozethei ” rend ' Solomon's Jmizrzier-ii"-Salomon e . . n ' . 3; nugizthev n=°Joa' Beak J. W Llcmnney; Uouruers lines:-s our and Moses; and Gsxml.s..Ilses:-s. In-ml In car. Berna hrcsud r70wurn,the Wise. ht: 5c.¢no—-"The Foolish Virgins." as e we "Prodlgl 3aa*'—Fsche:r, Mr. Johneoir Prodi- El. an. n.‘ -. Mother, am. is. lsnqu.-, sour. lllee his ' . “Bulls and Nolml"~—2s'olznl. Xra. Ed. Ruth. . )llnnieOw1h. endospah, ﬂies son. lass tebieen Kin e ellsoeg. and was Curtis up Not to I.nve‘i‘hee" with [not s Ian) was enclosed by the e - tsshlean prrol-stirs viesren. I ll. Se ll - D034 . L‘ 5 conaipriaed mgoxnnxneo at l 3 E5 - 9. l‘ E E F S 3 ._. _,_._.__._ .. lalawtiill-else Corn. Leopoidnn.:er.s:ammr.1iviegutheoorcerol Klara l1lghwayand8l.OharleeRoesmed.hss beseuisslegcarn t:oietris&di'oresres-aidays peet.aeddewnieenlsosolvetheI1ytsons‘dis— sppearsneeollllsveleehleeaeei. Meuﬂqu helastevenlngiasu-eosedonsoihhhsusaee. I'rantﬂsrris,Iogonuteaxt1Lehbsieore1sgead ﬁne Beiﬁooieielrwrees I.am';J§l:‘lc\.‘mlsnraAhewo% mqnsintedwsslaa-moose Him. 80!’ is wursw 341 Eiansseovs 1-HN.i:za.12‘. W Wﬁﬁﬁ INS. «Mosul Joe iztssvsriihou. Re ‘''’'-'“*‘5’ ”" 3'3’ 9-“""'i“"’ﬂ53'. Sui ':Ka&£VEhd¢l2. as t as n , 3,.” new a one, . lama ; who .ro¢tsmegﬁbo&r.:u,.oa.ign:ss§'.r winks aenlolaul almost mnm, shaves seas mnuotaoteung Cam dlehauﬁul an cseee. M‘ it has his opinion! Isooeethatwse stism-oqg «gain. pence onleu-ongtixtoharssaho 5 5 II?‘ 3117 strenuous BIB! C-onhenspt oi’ Oou rem --:,-5-.-..-°-....m. .. °-v *-~ I TV In‘ u N ﬂlGYUn§ I/l --=- --»___..______*-iv- '!'e::as3eete'l‘reer cross the Bloc;-ands e use Regulars of the latter Killed. G.u.vu'rox, ‘rxxu. Iros-amber in ——’!‘he inﬂow- logiias int been received from Ben sesame, ‘hues: fheilsllevwteg isle-3-rssu was reserved at head- qnansee yeﬁday from Fort Brown Bundle“ eh3nbyeseerﬂs7.|see.k oi Loeonervoe, a well of so stolen eat!-ie; he_rolIosrad to the Km Gr-ends crossing, and me thieves were loud are thehlexieesa side hauling tbomuul. A demand waanade by bin on the Mexican nmorinos to surrender the caule end 1-Moves. it not nora- pued with this morning, he has crossed into Mexico!» recover them. Major Ciendemn has g-onednrnb All-lll bin: fill all the svsltnble weeps tum Ekecgokl Barracks. layer Alaxuldzr be just. started. with two companies, from ins Onevoe. lmedevdemsnd on Colonel Ohnstubnl lor use or thocattle and the thieves. ‘the [me is woriing to languid usrraexs this DMD- lag. [Bignea] Pan-tn, Oommxnding. urea. luxslly croseed into Mexico this morning. so-3 had 5 ilgthi Irlu: W L1exlmns,p:.rr mgunu. ?ov§r Iiirxioans were killed. The United States troops are ordered not to cross Intoluxloo. Mcsaliy commands stats troops ouLy. ..._.__..__________.____._ E.LEC'l'Rl0 FLASHES. -A mahmoad. Ys., ms;-ause asyu Deals Psa- Iev.-ee shot and killed Paley Jesus in s qru.rr'el shoes a hog. as Fnnkitn. Southampton county. Both sriute. —-Bwpbm D. K3111. cotton than! and promi- eel: citlen, died last night at Angwsta. us. ——-The gun! has been removed from Gnlbox-d's ;rsve,ss be emu: la suﬂleleetlyiiamzned ks defy s-ensevel. —As order has been given the Connnnwiani at the Navy-yard to hurry along the eoinulotion and eqwrpuesiot ihensw sloopmzt war lying more Ddewermall topeta nunaber oi monitors in nadiness iar service. —Asnsena-ed Hnnonaid was run ova and kmed byelooougoiive, as use Union Depot. Laue Root. yessuday. -—'1"honasl" Jvriaoeei-.wu iouuddesd hshoexsvineusnyesurday. supposed nause- libel“!- -—'I'he Arkansas Senate yesterday passed the EomsbmApp:vpr'hl‘l.II|'3lﬁ.ClM to: the Gesun- nlel. lleosrgoas to he Gevweor. -—Aeii1eho passed boss houses chanting In tissseinreetiegcithe" Isuammgu Its ssnudltoedsyielsn yevetytwoyeeza. —PIntoiaas report a great deal or diphthene l.eOIIﬂe.endolds:sd ynungeresllkseﬂecied. -use HUI Yo:-kouai Oouitmlssioners have no- tiled moss ill-telod that the canals, unless soenereioesdhy the lee. wui he closed use loan 01 December. —-Well informed oouon men say he prrueni am. has any. 1: is can be gathered, will be we largest sieves the war. —~'l.'hs garrison letciy on duty at Kewpon Bar- nakswes transferred to Columbus, Ohio. and loo! poseeeslon at the new United states ban-acts In that my today. -—All coals;-secs between the Wheeling m um lecturers and boilers, held la-s evening, we prion Sorboillugwsssstszsll uoz ma, to date imm me luck inst. DUE TO THE FOG. A Serious Railroad Oollislon —- Five Men lejnrod, One Feteﬂq. hostel increases so Ill Globe-Deseoeam Duviuz. In... November l3.—A nonunion oc- curred on the lndlinspolle. llioouisgeoe um Western Baizwsyﬂour miles west oi this iaoa, at 'so'ck:eei.hisn ‘...betweeaawiid ands regular construction train loaded with bowed Jtlsnbc. Iivsrneewerescriouslyinlursd,ono oi when. ltisihonghtkglll die. The Menu or the -no us: .1. Icﬂloni a conductor Tim Hu- leeey. is intense, . (‘lo-neov-s sedative-1:. whoeensm eouldeatheieaned. T!-song-insets sad ﬂruaen saved themselves by lupin; {mm their A user)‘ in: prevented them {mm dmwm danger new way were -mam A few rods 0 each other. Tue railroad mun elm-.3 the blame to the min ziupezeber as Urbzma. Delegates to El. Louls—A Bridal Puty. D-an Dianne! in me Glee»-Daenoc:-es. Csuo, ILL . November is -—1‘b-: iolioring are Ibo delegates eppoiniatd by me City council to rvpruaent Cairo in the great ltallruad O.xnvenLiou_ in be held in St. Louis on the 23:3 inst.: Cantu: W. P. llslllnb , Rsswvﬂ 0 Miller. D. T. Lille. g-nu-. Jewess Wilcox andlobe Ii. Obaly 0 atlheuui 5.1.34 ‘ . mffam line :4: took piece men“ 3. comma ,4 can Walton w. wager. um .' ed Ilse Isa: wnn....._ u n ‘iv ' 1-:.",“.‘.‘:.' South lhlfnorelsg as I “I autsdutvy,‘ z ... .., g...-__..,,._.‘K.r, 5:: we Eiaiixz mm-gamma, 5&'htth uy “E 2n;;azs.= THE Burn c.mrr.u.. Another Batch of ﬂuprumo Court Decisions. Topics of the [Day M Jaﬂm-Ion City. uodnlDIn$loﬁIIbIu—Dmnuu. Jun-rxxsoi O!r\'.lo..llovc:ac:~u- l9.—lause ounod Ihoﬂnh anal. Jnmruu 'n.¢‘hokrv'nM PI-nl.Iu,l'1InlllI oolIty.ll'xa Eupuulnovnrllll non‘; Guided n nuuasrlul lnupurwlt WIM- Lnnhlclpxl mu, ad ‘ & uggg nap: I lrlllﬂﬁlﬂ <23:-:!dul:.dw’6uI¢:" . 1. n oouh<I)h&1'm ‘I . A 1 U ;‘.1.,“,“;,.':’,:'.’."_";J’_.£?. .,...........,. . nu FOURD A1‘ LAST. Churn: Ron Duovvond and Idoltlﬂnd Booovory Boar!) 11 El: Uncle--«lib peotod. - I9;-can: to no amaiqonnudl Prxmwnxnu. ltonmhut xx. - muxhed um any n hi (lay: up. hum Gaunt cal, that n woman minus Invullrqhouh ur- mu vulagu ol that slut: with a mu: be: non- Lunr utrbngly Ohndla lop. '.l'InhoOI'uouuﬁu- E E. ls on no bu}-ond doubt. ,,.{.m’.: ’ . Ou.uouuuutInronuv1u- out authority Ihoﬂorunpolhonblo. Kr n.ounndlr.lu.ul1hncbonhoIrnnn muuoalorl-Int Indllhcﬂlmiln unaw|n nmMﬁM an mywnlchhnboanneund. Cnphlllulu sand aulhh .Nnnhal.¢vvu boll; lnvntfnlad work and um the math- -would duh!-Ind darn; dry. In: - roodndln lhh Inn Tbmau nlhﬂlholluﬁldihliﬂlgvu ri- Axzcr J: his Glut’: bod xn ntuumc tn was by him. but Illhcuu moan. Nicholson Dlu Protutlng Eh Inno- OOIDQ. Oocrsurru. L«l.. Hovenhcr 19.-—l!enry Engl- ououvn lunged Mn no (:1 st noon. pxmﬂu hit lunccunaa at the manta: ct Inrolu Young, a Juvub peddle. Klabalmnw brulhu, who was an 1:7 54 steam at death law ﬂu has murder. nu- capcd a fur huh ulna. Reopihod. Amnym-. Novunhvr 19.-Gonna: Tilda bu naplu-d Edvard Thoma. auto. oonrk-Md M murder. unul Jlaznry D. A Centennial Oohuno. (.‘nrt'Ar-0. xonnhcr 1l.—«!u «max-anon wish I all from unsung ' parintudmt of Beacon. B. M. ltucr. an Inn nnmba or '1 anal odacuan ot llunoln nether: $01.19’ no oonddu I-be non» for . , ‘ _ by -‘ - I Ln. um-as or me But: n we 11 in; mud to npply to ma cum:-m Omnnlaalorms um upon: 1:: IN buildlnu. Oom- laumo d sunbeds In . ns :15 Which, . Oom- mmen on 1 on that H1 ﬂ Igdsltiugg noun: or n await a roux; pgiol‘ m."£.‘?2:l'a uaooamunfnoud M II . M HIOi1I..|¢dAy but on “ . An Error Elghcod. Nxvs Yuxx, Novomha !D.——'l‘Io in! 111311 [tint bopdholden of ms nu Kuhn van ‘WNW ‘‘ W ihilllﬂllh s-‘union. nos:mk‘g¥n' zptba Du allﬂ udlort ho-Isa lullrusd, not tho Kooknl lad Dos Kola‘ 12.:-llnvm.urrou;s:ldy vapor!-ed. remind lhuthl ¢w-mm- at nm r would so to plus ll in good re;-an art) do cu." gm“ ‘MW ’ 1.. LL!) hrukal ma 1:-ea damn nut:-and bud- hoi-inn .4 ‘I be Lincoln blonumont. spam l>u-mu n u.- u.. a.u.n...p,.,,,,,,_,,_ Brnswuruura, lu. . E-»vunl>c1l‘4‘ .09 ﬁend.’ Llnru Um baa rncxshug ..v :5. L,.,_(,,;a K,_um_n.M Aauxlnuun lu r:::u:n.nmx~ uzmuxu uu ammo Mr- 3-you - sound. A1153 M ».eé31"i£ ,§?.1:“uZ:‘“é§‘§“é3 ,"‘J. °..«'}.'‘.'?... 3: mm be . “H: helm; of Mn nzmlnon I‘LPII‘l:t‘ba'v6:;&O'‘“}' 5! “'0' “' “""l' Ilia pmzp plus: an in pedals: an 9000 M voulbla. hjgl nupunl ﬂu Elam-Deuourul. uuam. not Ktm-MW 19r-‘°''9‘‘"’ 3" Slawnn, oi noamrllb. 5| |P°*°“°‘ " °°""“““°” mu: nu maul-refill!“ ‘N m“°-‘£5 PN’“‘° mu‘ road 3 3 . .'1‘. Hard hu . OIll'x¢‘@ u - . $3 d.p‘:'aal4m-vuagglmq scams 9:’ an. om-grim our-uh oisochliahhvtut ro- lrusta-dniﬂﬂ Ov‘rﬂ¢a:1 ‘cg:-nun have ﬂorid “Z:3':"‘.’.§s so-..»“.'.'u. n.".1‘.m...¢" '‘‘'‘'H.. and: Ian nxphlllnhom. Gurus It to the June“: or Young!!!» Lrrru ﬂoat. Konuha 19.-—Oolnnd began It. dnhuﬂdubcrtﬂu-mu-by IISGI dﬂhfl. Vina’: IvIlI¢I.Ia. JnluhD6nnaoluIulA. P. Bnaalvhohyuooro 09$!-iii. Wnul-'1 ugly’? 95-33. WI! I10. -ndunnuol lulu: our Mn mock. 'ﬁ0$Bh¢IehInf.bao)obo-Dnuocus Itnltorrr. lo.. Ilcmnbc 21.—onla ru- , 1IIIIﬂ;ﬁb9od.2 hud;arNuout, bud. Innaquuusana. suamxsun sh-amass -um con. a mu: I0:OoIo- EﬁlnIlptI‘g’.‘l!i ...<s;,a.¢“°..Y.:‘s. . 231:3’ mane‘ I u-crs¢n.oEs 11 ~r I ulﬁh. IIUU07. Bhop- A Trick Wall Ibis!- (hImou.NvIun§u15.—H'Hlulhd¢1rnrclnn hnlouuu Io thntrnliudaunu BIDALIA. Km. Ronnie! 2!.-.4 qndu oath: D¢uoordnn(IuWJB.Wob).AnoMoiﬂ.tuo! It aim). Inn want: no: In vqaunhln .IhouIl II I l’ Knob Roan-, %.."...-~='~=°—.'L=:~'.£-:,""““:.—.~.*~=,.,,.,v~.:- rm - 1In¢.I'I.bl.r. Ih’o‘nlou.kI'ubx1:Ina. Genoa. Irv OILIAII, Novembw l!I.——co&m~—Damn:¢ gr; fie %:§§§ g . Ea: ‘. ‘E .1 E is .;E 2.! 3: '55? 3 -ga-;.;-.=. :2 -23.?-;;¥._§.;§ ii‘; 2; I ‘Hi ggggizi .232; Eﬁ%%m@ E5? .. Eaiggf f;!J’§..§ §§%..=§§;E Eaéfﬁﬁzz ' lpoohl River Tqlogrunl. ‘ﬁnno, 1u.,. llavunbor l9.——An1rod-—C¢7nl. l.Ihr..Itu1plna, I p. I.: Hope, mnulnnaurh p. n.; Autumn Bulk. Evansville, 7 p. m. 06- pnrtodmconn. nun». Ouatnnnmbp. m. luvs: uzauamonu. udnunonnq. Wanna: clan-. ﬂung-ymdwou. Hoax. 411.. Eovvenber ls.——I’on$ha urn ud£Ll-nus. Lomsn . llanubar 19.-—n\l:y and oval wanlbat. 3- : Whodll-I1 ah‘?-E"u°'n:.isla‘-rl:hhcErg<u mzz -Ehuﬂéet, New Orleans; ﬁnnurd. . I Amvd-II nhnmvnulroi ruubwl ‘£333’ nun u 1 Q“ from Evuuvilla.’ bnpub4—-Arts. hr , louuba l9.~—ll‘o urtrnu at dvtuuu. Olouaodvnrn. wuatmo. November n.—novn——O. V. B3: runs 011 and nuns: TIMI. Up- bouphnndlﬁlwll. lllnrroanllnobu, Dr. 1%‘? vmﬂn l'I].::¢H alt bnxlmu In . [hon who Inland with In. Bgcgtnnmﬂmvglcotmuulmﬁu. eousu-yen: YE‘: . “N. owns“. . a3}-V. :'E'h°:‘sn1”s§'3.‘ ?l)l:IL:I':'louI-§IlnhuI.‘ ” JOHI‘ OK E 00. mraQaurxnns._ PRINTERS LN]? BTATIONEBS. IIIAIDNJIOKITIIIDEF. fﬁlQIHE?§f ﬂ7KlV‘E!‘. Trxmoixr GENUINE ANTEEAGITE From the Famous Oolllorlec ol Pennsylvsms. Sold by the An- t.hra.clt.o Coal Auooisclon. 120 Ohm an-eat. ‘.._f__.__'-—._.".!i1 muuui-:D. O DIED. "T --Al'§:W. Hmranber lﬁth. John DIM- lunorilwﬂillkulllhoulromlblrﬂsdllooollk. suacm. 1106 an ouoal. as 19 o'clock Iovdly. rrknchnrl tnvtum. Rcvcmber 13 Oriel: UILKHFWHI moral ﬁgs; m.uu.a-Lmuan aunts 0. up: km H. hmunln-oanlnnny ruulaeo, Bio. 112-! Walnut -uwl. 5-umny. Novcmnex 20. 1:2 o‘clo<.x xx n. I Donut’: Damp. ‘ﬂu Eolka-ﬁns Darin! permua -turn rt-staevdty wand Ir! lhotilcrk ol the noun 1:4 Hanan D IO0ll‘l"'l' uéhau. ' * warm: 7,Q}.*;.§°**1%’g;;§_:_§é-;9::a%:r-:~et-- 74. 1. 0. G. ‘I’. Eié :"ﬂfLI..1:#."“.w,9'el::.:o”r‘ﬂord‘”~u . . W. I128. lnunhry. THE ATL“A“.”1§*r‘1C FOB DEOEHBEB nxxanvrs auxv A1"l'EAC-'l"l$"E mrxns. IIRIIY JAKI3. JI., lrrtnzl MI units: vary 0! "loénrlal Balsam" to a close. Ind W. I}. B0‘l'Il.I-8 than two more «lunar: or kl: un- navet. " P1-Ivan l'hoou-toaln." 0!! lnHAlnl.\¢“0ldWouaI‘|OoIIlI.“ n.a.ae- nulhatoahrulolonuyunlu G-calico»! "lhﬂn ﬁhfdlhﬁlld lads" I'.l..ILl’B0l.'l aunlutha doungmaua-ullnr-per‘-IInv|I"I‘I0 at Jun Rrttnl” I. ll. saints man. d"’I'ha Ionuuuo School at Idhﬁlholniu-nnyz“ .aa1.ounIs1ooIl- ‘DDI eepuuallu am uulhnl short not}. mlﬂbd "I1Ib)'IOIIlloll'I|-9." lhuliatryoll-In in‘ It by 0- ‘P. OIAIOK. J0!!! BOYLI 0' Y. IIXIAJ FAWOIII. lat album The dcplnbut ax [goon] Y‘ nun rovlawx of Whlluhru "Knbei Inntn." ltnutllki "Library News.“ Halt Twain‘; “Da$chea." Ihll othar an-cunt books: was woo: or Art was hlnsic Ira run an. d. Lho Lnlur bdng Gavan-2 In Dr. ll.uu Von Bukr-‘a nrxl caneenln than Untllld sum. FOR SALE EVE}? 1" WHERE. TIL! PBOGRLKKE 0!’ THE ATLANTIC FOR 1870 luclasn omtrlhtuou Inn ﬂu um: mm! but ‘man Ln ma country. l.0l¢ﬂ7l1.DOW. I.DI‘lI..L, H0!-1 Ill WEIITIII Ill} llxnllh. ll Ilmor la.I.lxnhh1ulnndbcnpvodm:tum umawhﬂc through Ibo L1-L.u'rxc. WLIHII and ALDIIOI itﬁlwrtuol Inltun |ndDonxln£nlLl ‘ntrvlz GE IUWAID wmmu ms Moaﬂocuou at Gellyshulj cnllotlnrbnon bums Mme Wan ad IAII IWAII rm uonirtlsulauuoinothin inxmuua papa-I. HI. IOVILIO nay. "PI-lvnlalinlhsunln." $5. llI)l.l’I "Old We-An’: Gossip.” and II. Anuw yuan on Inllzocdn. win In unmxxthupulnl Bantu-on oiuu yunnd narco- ﬁlouona win bu zamsanny mum TIBXIL Shula or Ipccxxacu numb:-ru. as «uh. Ynrlr nbttﬁxiuou. 04.00. x-oaun In-e. BPDCIAI. NOTICE. The Norrmbunnd K)au-min: Annvrxr (conun- lng the ova:-In. rhnpun 0! Mr. Reruns‘ ncw story) -rill bo Ital. men to All nu: nub»:-lbon has 1370 \-D9 ruxll um fun nnbouipuon twice 0! 5I.® dine: to the Pnbhhen bzbn Deoomlusr lath. Icr NJ» HI: din-«ct is than I30 Puhlallwzi I11! and no ArLA>‘l'30 Bran 1106 Ind 3 onpcrb. lilo-nun ponnll ol lha pouhoaghuov. not eo-plclnd. and am or menu: planes at us: I124! our poH.Inurd_ ‘run I u-ahcpu-eInu~dn.lybyuuhuwIMnwunaArz.u-rlo. lnutllunttabgmnllnhouldhcnenlbyn -' wan. dnnnu rut ‘far! or mm. or :1 nd uurrus ll. 0. uuvmrmar A 03.. Blvanldn Prat. nbdtto. Inn. 1!. 0. HOIJGHTOH k 00., Boston. F: IIOUQHTOH. NOW York. rim RENT! cnamhar ﬂummerca BUILDING. Fh-31-class oﬂioea. suitable for Banking, Insurance and Law Oﬂioeo. GREEN & Ln'l0‘1"l‘E. Real Estate Brokers, lkldh nnd 13-an-at humou- Auction sale or Condemned Quob ta:-master’: Shores. orncmm L. Q. l.. 8?. [gals BAl.%(:'l'11§1g.O..£ '0hI ., ll. 4: IS. éé"%? iTﬂ 1:. BUILDERS AND CDNTBAUTUBS Eight Buildings for Sale at Auction, Saturday, Nov. 27, 1875, A.1‘I0Ob00llP.M. Vov!11IdlnlI'uhl!aLnodoa.on tho unu- £uu.9ou¢hnlo-Doopor haunt. bnaﬂﬂﬁuilbno-.uo..nn4-ﬂlnquhuoha yuﬁu-u-Gannon Ibo aqua iithll ntwon dngutxvndayotnnlo. Ih-nu Duh. GREEN 5: LAMOTTE, Incl Intntnﬂminnnad Auctioneers. IIBSOUBI STATE IAYITRBI. l'0V't»KBlB19.KﬁIA(l.LE56l. 50. 23. 83» 61- I‘. 5. 47. S. as. 18. 3. 72. 65. HOVEILBII 19. ﬂhlllbdl. 1'1. 65 32. 5. 13. I8. 83. '15. 29 18. . 15.2?! (%h. 63. GL, Tldtii 518.816. jbulﬂﬂlﬁhi In! i1’tﬂItrI% KlTI.IAI- IIIJ.:IIICJ..P-0.33:5!-Aﬂ.%InIﬂ.En. New York Psaclhlw Putama: MW ABIITING. bulk. In on-lab. BIA“!!! Ind . oonw. HUDSON 8309.. all North. [bound Elliott. WINTER RESORT. a1>mzo1~:n uomm. SI‘. HABTH. (II. uvp-‘nth: Ftrmmdlun. Y!-xv 4: will upon iorum I 15. turn and fauna vrI}l In dean-52:10 ncannn-udnnon: Mr Lb: Winter at I we can price. low slneulu to l!Pl.I‘CrIl HO ii. I to 51'? III)! A. l!l'Khi(.‘.Eli. 899 dluh Avuau, cw Yon £111. AIATEUR HOOD WORKERS ‘(AK Ilﬁ thin; {hwy turn I 4 (J fllﬁf Dilqidrnhdlr‘ usnnntnus In .630. w, R.»aa.co.':ae 10200 l.ewsS1 . N v Sean: 3 out stump for csudonuz and run but. I0 8 on um ol 3 lot at lnnvfnshun um. pact. I {IV the c BMBHQIQEBIESI MILLER, GRANT 8:00 I!-vs Inq r&uI -it NEEDLE WORK EB °é'FzANT & ca. 585 North Fourth 8t:-oat, .._,_..._,.._. H... .._.._...___._........_.....‘ .. .. sr. NICHOLAS FOB BECEIBEB I! rurlulrza 1 ml discs: :1 to‘ urban: quot: clnrmlng "nuts cnunux utnxninxr 6111! eh ...?.':m:: h ‘ Ihlmkli _b(3>.c"l‘l'.: cfgglmbuuollm-I. )9;-5.5.5.; most mues- --rnu Luoltn or n. urlmbnas." ‘H10: in axqnmu ﬂlpxntlosm "§CK.!I'l'IlIG ABOUT ILKLIDLIZ." 0 I the his . "2:-Ina “ onu""l‘<->‘7z construction; Ind unn- . . ‘On: ilnuirud (mrlumlo Pruoau. ital 341' III Ilka flit." :.,:":.°..‘:: .13.! .a°‘:“%':'.':"' °‘-,‘“°'°..‘:3'.‘.‘:."¥$ ours I but-11:04’ mn puny: ol poum‘ “f'.‘.'.‘£““"’ a In: ‘I u§.'l.«» Inzlulotu. 7. van: Glﬂunn -'9 ¢ I:-neon! Bcmlusdz Iii vuhvn uraum pocnﬂsrobouvllolol -. -- st. ncnoLAs3 an n OIBIAII." W . Ivb:1t!(o' .'.,...""‘~"‘-** I .. "‘ a . " ..‘I§m " bﬂﬂﬂ afpocnoln . 1% -~x man." to an 11-Mir“ an I llllliltnd ” . nnrvelouslybellatltulllllntlniinngﬁlllﬂlilairk I .55,-_,.j§~;:‘,e.:-3:.-asr:~..=-ae.:.‘ wank 1. nocchann any-nu A Bcautlful Miniature schooner» Yacht! sf").-':’.'§'.‘¢'f ""n‘.“.':“‘ .».“"....”‘%‘§l?”'nm' ““um"'“ has mu-nun for clrlldrn n-acted up but I lava]. Price Is I flux: :5 0:11.: I lush-'. SCRIBNER da 00., 1'48 Broads:-I1. Int Yam. Scnbner for December! tscuxnxn hr Dccoasbcs-in I mane number In the alumni: u-cu ullscqunlttyanunnor1I.|.mI!.|ln- ,mg no ocuro para. «uh nanny ulnnnnou. - In huhﬂmuu at Two nzuz. nouns. SUV- KIOLIJD. by Dr. Em.1.uw. :15» loans ﬂush:-I. NGABBIEL CONROY, By nnmr KARTE. ' 8:10:-rm; amanxn. 8:11-cum or 'l."lAl"IL. vrlua Pitturrlnvnlho 511.: Ian! I: llrux: Focus. with ulun-nuvna; "Item:-¢-I Irma hpur" hnnyn on Ln- hor um human; M1161-I In nnunul rant: and 1»- mu-: In use Itdxtnriu Dcpnrtucnu. Bubsnhpenwiknwmnlusbwuuu-| nun‘ ntmvatmu. unhna I.'Ir:un.n2e£ In-mans at Xxnlan umnxhotlulathoold would Ind the otlxc: in thc NCV: " I11! DIIOOVIIY oi thn arr: on 301.0 30!’! IIHPLI "-—-mule by Prof. annex. uz ‘ehnpnruibhrovny la Lawn: Onlnndo. cami- "‘ I'UI'LlClﬁ2 Pl-OYIIWI OI’ THEIR‘ RAJ." ‘by In. YOVILL. am :1! mt: man lam-emu; cad‘ , MM: ‘ 74- -molt»... .. oi ‘nu-mun and mum sumo-scnuplond nulma. ‘no prunnI.lnnArtnn1 at Gnumr. ooxupv. by 'BI.I‘l’HA2’!l..I1l1uorI nun):-uryun prnba ho‘ mound up-an up rspzllnc clnptcn. m PBIIIIIEET \_,._., E X. _ ..-\'~_ ' I _,.ml1 _ . Great Durability with Handsome Deﬂglm III UNI! PEI?!“ 3Iﬂ3H§TlII Emwhem. IhXOILYIY RBESIUB lllllﬂlmlll WPAH. uaozaazaanz :.nnIlIII1".Ir. mszmxc. I §UlIIlﬂIITI. IILIOIOUI IOTIOCI. utn¢—On¢Ir,!u&§un,Iba rantor.Rn.JOHJl.lHTD!l.iEvI'I|IIIID:ID I.u.ua'hwp.m. LII “ .'IlIl'tDOI‘GnIllAIl0IAI.0'l!17l17lr— In.'l'..K.P0E'!'.B.D..PhIIo¢. Iluzvsouovoryﬂuv dnnnlbtﬂio. n. In «nun: -n-dos. rnyun neaeu.n¢'on'ﬁ‘ed:wodl1-x-r¢nl»;I1'7ﬂ]o’tloa. 3ﬂIKﬂ1l ﬂan¢ nllunnuuu-n—Iav.a.A.YArA1tDL,Pnn\oc. hIhonehod.9n.s. rru-nInn¢)nma..n.ud 'l'dp.:. nun-unuhrvohnnlwcvuluu ‘IE. l®IlLL.PuIr. in-nauulﬂam lath: |ﬂ'f@¢’ﬂ0nIhlIllVﬁx. kbhllmhooluool ulﬂaan. .PnnoUuhnhyu Ioann.-.nu7ﬂ>p.n. Dunne. Al-our lhlyhwllnd. 31’!!! Still‘! PIIIIYTIIIAI .3. H. . D.D.. ?D~ ounwmynuzhlxtha c1:uuh.e-ururoiﬂmculaand Pun nnnui Sunday morning nndnlxht. In-vlnu eounondngu 10%;.-.534 7:80 |.n. All in emdhnyhvxu-I. —‘TII£IEl'.I1l'0I%A!'.I0lAL01!’lfj. oancrwuhmnou um twin nnsuu.--trauma: “I03 5. u._.Iy Ln. 0. L. GOODILL. D. D.. hilnrur¢!byroe¢p1.loso!n¢nshuunndI4ad‘nBIppnr. Subbulhacboui roman Ind nrman Iailugouag In nnaevuxlign. van. r ° T013330! .I.VIN"U’SPK‘§3l"l'lllAl $!.‘ﬁ—norImpnn !,¢cu~d¢1hn.oommrotGnrrl- nun-dhauucnuuu.avvx78-Ihbnsh. hr. T806- l.AIﬂLtLL.Pulnr. In-vIeu0t1D¢S)t.m.|.M mm luabsm-cchoolu.Bp.zn. Ptxvtrnacuw ntryI‘odn-can-ov:n1ngu7dno‘dank. hr'!!.aloIai'lunImoII—oora«soannm naa-nunanzuh. bemoan as 10.30 s. u. and 75:79.)». 'nuln.:>r.n.a.uocxl..o¢ounm. I-mun-eahuu ‘ * at --na G~oodtntIiaPrn¢n£Wu'l-I." ﬂnl;mtMRav.B. .L.KOl&.L.lDv1lly|-¢Ic!IuII“8cwln[I'BdOau." 7113!! (KUDOS--our in nuuyuu Ind hnnnonlh unns. rr-mhxna u1mlJo‘doc| 5. u.. by Kn. ROBERT meme. :34 nl'I:mo'do-d 9. n..bry an. int. H. 3300115. I). n. . cl’ me wanna. tluuel cnuen. ummn-school .* 9 A. u: S’:-uxcr nocung Wednudny a-reulug. All no oomnlls lzvuud. Z‘ IAYIIAOIII OIUTIIZ-GI-and wean prions: PIIIBITKIIAB Olﬂﬂllﬂ. Iwrthvren carat: Havana and cm-tuba! an-wk. lot. W. C FLLAXJXZIZB. D. D... Pruﬂdout ill Kills- kad Unhcrdty. Ksnnu. will punch At 10z:n 5. n. uni ‘nan p. n. Pnwtrlnocdnx. Vedan- —1’P‘l'ﬂ1'UAI.‘ﬂ3—(3. trucxrrr vuueurw a imam ouhndny "calm. 11 Combat. :1. Lock‘: Bdl.on Dqhthgtrcal. om; block south olWA§nlL &.I.kI¢I.. “'l§nki.IltI1lm. Ind lac omoeuonl In 28." Qu-zuonavrllibo latte:-Id uh! Ihoiectnru. Allub don 1.5 cents. Return b‘luIahuaL Aha. nanny nun. :n.und1:8Dp.u. Ba-Inkue. 1I'I(100l..l£.D.D..rutnr.v1llpru¢lns1oQn. 3.. Ir:d7mp.n. ‘Ill-nnu_uu¢IneeuIoul1JhoIhnno— onddnuulnuldnuolhyoannnannlvunnl. Tun; utopia‘: ﬁns-noun: Inuit uni»; L12-auiohnﬁnu-huvﬂi. A '2: E out ‘ smlum'* 3"?“- -:E:;.-...l ’ mam * D1 3133 GIIND OPKIA HOUSE Snuuxur. xovubur nu. nu. " Gvrnndnignounnnlratlnoa, LlIItIooAaA3a;.daeJ<.’l'!noI(-Q 18¢-‘utoﬁ E at Iuuﬂﬂ l Arman °ﬁ,"4‘;-.-’”';'.t*.::2.-!=.«:::%T’€z2.:*9.;:*.%:.*-1:‘... BARRY SULLIVAN. I thin line I oil . an ' tang-turn" :donI.I§al£.%‘!al|mkrn¢ .!oau-ua an-cal. H15. u:.Io§.p.m. .nIuvedaoau wnucxum OLYIZPIC THEATER. A1! I'xx~'rm hat. Ivl’-manna: or MB. JOEITN l’c0'ULLOU{}H., 'I"E'SK1 BTRANGER. '-'3.“ HumhuE ‘$5. - ‘ I-4 Qltnlnlulna. Bun”. . Blneu 3" m%.n”". "" "”'”’ 3111-'15; Fran rnyu K‘ THZLTB3 GOHIQUE P301030. 1- Iiﬂﬂ iffﬁa """".€‘.‘$?£L’.1"."..".‘..'?l$’&...."£."...'..”" "" I‘,5.‘.‘..‘.Z‘.:".'...'?.§;."’.¢.. ....”'...W"""”'"'°“ u"‘§WI8S'_ ‘L RINGERS,” arm.‘-'s.:r.:'.v~".....= -..*-. ::?§§ °°='='.......'§.3 Annual} 81‘. mms‘ 1: so mmrxsz }'.“.‘."c.?‘.»'aL..“‘.... ".'.‘:$'a;.;"‘.'.‘*x'r'.:a'5»‘y"¥’....‘.’-5"" LEUIUEEB F03 THE PEOPLE, Unit: the samples: or SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY, sundry Axuu-no-on. u. be Bar‘: Opunvhvuo. IONCUIE D- CONWAY. OF LONDON. Iub}uI¢—“l'ﬂl nun.» (man:-cod.) ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEIBER 21. "‘*3"3f5§.Z'*’.§:"".°m.'""".-:";:K.. IIBOANTILB LIBRARY HALL KDAY. Hovembov 8. X876. H. D. OOHWAY. Subject: “LDNI)OH." ﬂue-vac u.-an menace to 75 acute. lbcnaral ut- ml.-inn 60 «run: an un: EL. Loam Boo! ma H-um ''°--** “W ' —'"'iTE(T'i"Ui1”'1<;"—" W B1 REV. 17‘. P. GABBSCKE, S. J., ﬁz%'C‘F§9&8lI§>.. 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Mm“-'~W€ <4’ immsnmvm. flame 9-:4-mu, Qiﬁa. try """“ "'“""* WMG» fiiﬁblbamc aeastm-as. 51595’? 55'HZI)('1'$ '!'Y'i.?.K 3 C4,} . new 3131?: an: Hm «swam. ?tr¢mpmr: Czttaskrgzm 8-am of Besaonnblzs Cuxzomwrisdaz claim hit. Gents’ Furnixhixxg Goods. Han and (Jams. _ WEHXMY IOEXIHG. Seven»?! 1%. 333725. mun-ungpnanatlraxsm‘ 3:: evtimrmﬁllh rnrﬁrvlnu-ynndlpcatnlllnin. no-aatqnnunae Danton-cult momuﬂw Illeuﬂa, ban‘. fﬂzﬁu‘ ma nnlvinauotikenoasniemneanluuhnidaxlntgl til. Bcautihlﬂoalﬂ borlﬂlillsim‘-'um£&!iﬁ!m’I lfmdn. Oct mock at Genus‘ ﬁumnhsxgtémdsaslnrsz mm an-m’lxl¢t& Nxmxnosl not): at ﬁmnﬂauuwalwaa. W'BIDO&'.'!1'I.lB&42<). BY 0, J. LEWIS at 00.. (ham-nun ln:moI.u4If"' lﬂﬁi AID 00-IX‘$0H lrgjzn. Iot.n4:nI!an‘I.\u mm. 3091. ...-.....Anesa.-u- By JlJBE.Pl:l ﬂ0&EﬁTﬂ&L Inna-G Anon inc Oouninmu Humans. 12'? ~ Int Idnlkun II ﬁ'F&................................ . . Angus-on-. nuzu.cu:.nau,m.n<n. Mm! minim II tllllla Qilnvlxhndlnnnahnnh. lyrgycmci . .- 31’ H. W. BROLAHKJ & BBO“ enaunu.;ao1'IoxtzIs. Kai» I III 10 8000: Fifth slant. lqnltrnlchyro-’l‘I.Iduu'..'n:u'a¢n.1||dlIm1:j-. On ﬁnhn-day, Hovembor 90, van wiii =3 Elna Parlor Dog, Iln-on, clau- Ocrpota «henna; alums vi‘:-!aIy1;{Oo¢ll.I’[n.ld no, G .QIuuwu-0, at low) and -any 5.1 uonlnzxanio. J.n.un.x1..ueIIoour. ' PUBLIC ‘SALE. ' ,3 .. .':*“..... ’...;,"..-.2»-*“er=s".1s_.g;.;,»‘ﬁ_;_.z;_£;l ............., OI cl Illltbo “nlhlyn. Int! county markup‘-"0 Iuu atlnnd. ma-am‘ mm of n¢wh.Ir!.I-bra audlutnpazwnuuu non... ma. 4’ . 2: uunua can I a1‘io - an Inn put Innlu. uuzntdwy . trndl, noun. tool’: lupin- mmu&mr:ﬂan uxppliu and B.lIlI.&clIﬂ'V¢£ en . 3:4: mm ._.,...°*;;:..P .;.;m’:.;,. .*:."....'m. mm c no: mo rupcrty sum“:-1 In aide-.='§'o:. 0 P l Turn: and: know on the g-nndn day of all. ‘L I’. l:IsiGlCR.l’ru!¢5eat. ‘'53 Hi? E: 5*: ’ 2 L! ﬁyénuuuwﬂ IV E F 7! SEE‘ 1- iii. a {£3 ;.,§§§' leg I Thonutolrounylz ' "nun Ih[¢hIp1 Eznhnav run-:7 nuns um! no tn°z:weaoIl. tiﬁtl ant unnnhdln Lunar: im.\f'.&n‘l'"" -“M. radium Ihlhuncqdruu Iro- ''''‘‘''*‘'l!‘ '‘‘?.':.'.l... Wlliﬂlﬁﬂwid tr W lllslrﬂsl um I II M1 5l:‘lI.lB3I'.l‘lltLIﬁtI1!IOIJh1.I1l$ n Thalvrhtllld fish.) Bzpubflenn -31! "The plexus I: ynwcnI§l:“==:. s The .3-nnwk yon; % anéxlldthoerrhl from g I! ‘$53,711 5 Ir’ ‘-::.'§,‘°“,_,,."a:“.;'::':£‘?3,7:.3.i°'a:‘.';-E'b,.'“ cnxpm ennulnpund..' _ In cnndhnllhnunndlnvnnyu I *-Auu-an ﬂIih!I8l1hIlb&I0;:=I.‘n'l rlmplrru. width raping um: no we lgI§1‘:l‘I'o::D' ' u'l:xt1'ux Ionl. ‘nu Blrliad Danni -um '""" 2:1! ‘i.‘3.li‘.'..".§‘:"i£€"’ "°““ 39%.’ plan '1 I lit wild: . ."*..“.:‘.‘.2.'*'%'..':u‘1‘fzy':'.}.‘t..‘:l‘l.."'.:.3'."-- “""‘ ha I. I. ‘nus. at you nr‘r:?.Eu°:a‘:-nIhn1‘ol 0 ”“°3§-';§¢. c .- , |.'L§?;t:"a' dlholtoahol on-coulln‘ ooypar-h¥4..' '* no Czuzmnu Gurus urn: .(,;;.":~:.*2;':«:'-mm-..-.*.;::w °* W W W 11;: Putnam-1 Oluvllclu Hum ‘'11 la Imadulnl nod la 10: - B A mam ‘ °,..a-.li‘?.‘:'o'.“e.u «Emu ::ouE:r:m ‘M4! at: at the your." Sczmzrxn will balm. II Junurr. samba Amman aerial mm). '77 an Axxmu: Lvruon. an Ilnwnonl Kantian PHlL|P N(;LAN'S FRIENDS. Tholctnool II.-lanun-1 lslni-linlnuhlnan n.nd'hx- n.unumcvI-lulhlu Izrntory I-u Int Dpunsla. wen l‘nu:n.|ad:n¢nA mud snmnvntwn Hamlin... Io ousln an control name Month emu lun- nlmypl. II 1- nkelrvn be Una nu: knuaznca-at um Iln:u1ppl1'|.lJe;.u UAMIAIII. Corcuur will L-eonha Pscmc slum. 8Cﬂlﬂ§E‘.B.‘B NOITIKLY in now rowgulzr-I both In um < umury sun In En.g,|.umd.n Lhuu-uh rvsprz»- wnlsllsu Amancaux ll.Ip_.una. Luz-ourzgod by ma Ian I urcunled w 11 by A 1:-nrru «as public. nu alull amt. during um ()8-nlonnlnl yen‘. to why“ It: ronxlrr ‘ .-. exnzuu in bou: xu Lllenry and Ln lnptxllrsu. 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Gums Iininud III: an node I Iouugtnplnrhinbau. nuue-mun anon na- Inn-.IIoI.IIIulIIulsIdunnnIr, Ilunulud lnII"IpIpIy." hlhbd by qltlng IIIAI lmtolhllwyauus. viordnnﬁnuwupllncnihundnﬁquﬂu. l1‘lIII.I.nI min but 8 : was our, romrnod 35:?) dlaumnod Lﬁlrvrtlh III lnnmln, In-5 oval no turthcr trouble. -.-.o—————-—_._ WAHLENBTEIN. " I f Prol. Ilcllme I Lactun It the Wilh- Ington l nlvenny Inn Nlght. A ...;ga audience 0! uduuled. lntemetuu peo- sa nan-mmad Ln Lbs nI.lI oi Wuhtqton Unint- 30-1 last evening to Hana to ma Ioctnm on ﬁdaluarn w¢u\~unc.tn by her. Ilounar. The mm at the locmn III mucus n‘c8ook.bul unny oi the In- dtaooeaaue uuhsubour lav.-r. duping IhQIIr'n— mg of Dr. nun», who, on ::prcv:>ouI ooeauhzu. Ind 3-Irucuhrly nqnuud them to ho punonnl. TM lawn in m Ieoold dallrced on 80nd- wuu . ‘l1aIun1I¢Iatlr.8.B. 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A single Ippllelnon mama‘! menu: (no mun: bow «mud dry) Icﬂnld. g£any!crucr:rsld.a)7n- ltuoanoorlodbywvho ‘IIYBU-lOd“t0bI!Ihub6l$¢J.Id‘_, ‘II.-0- facing (I114 Worm. lr:'I I-uh Ind hung. in the pnrmm ms- mum.m.ieac1mam«.omupmo« mu mu _ lnnnatn, Prol. noun: Idmunod zn 1 For (ward: at! Thirty Yuan In-. Window‘: ujghupuo an 9: {)3 mg, --rm;-. Goo Bynwhnbuu Ind tnr ahﬂdz-In rm: ﬂew. ’ '11::-Iaol (ha Ind ones who 1:‘! T Ix-Ila“! Loaﬁlélach ION! :1 lbs Ilﬂyluﬁl lllnﬂﬂﬂdthkti, a I "‘h:.‘ b°"’ In mishod osoxponudmguuaua-nun again’ . our-«tutu-.v -ad dnmxumwtmxvar mag. run. up wmmguxn mum“, 1.,‘ from us-aims; or other canon. 11: old Ina wIu- psuunn dlu yohtacd. a ' a mod nun’:- Inumévlomscivlxhnoovedngotthlokwm-dl ""*—"""*""" nuathnmmxpcuomvhn I-noun -4PV|'W|'N|IﬂIIhm!0ril DO. Idouolnin yglndtobcuxosnad 3¢l"Nl'H||'30¢“!.S. uuotlscr. ban in fur J:-oundlun Lu I-he VI-I V-ll-533319.?‘ Ilrﬁt. can at ma u1potiumo1lhe\ Illautcxnb Mr. II IIIM.-Lehulldug. 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SnhIaII§I2ﬂnrI,thIpuII'Ilhu~ mu; III non tho 3 ill‘ duanpuvo matdn M;¢500- ‘ 1‘ WI.“ of PNIIIIM It I'll Indus lhuiu ‘- XVAIIOII W rw§F£¥§=§3 * -1~"—T W m u.".&£°..‘:r‘9.‘:.°°.'B: W fﬂ74ua9wd cool M £1 I. W ' Inhrw ¢ ""'_g_r;.-§%.'r.’.‘:.'.°:x,'-a.~*~“. .2:;~u.wz.4 9 Y: '3- Altn an an: ﬁI "‘ "' 13:6». on 0 .011!-1 Illluat '§i"u3 if Wlijijllln W&?V..'5.';‘?;.§:.'1’r“»'i“..4% .‘i’si3"u‘v.‘i.‘§‘s»." ' W w an haauuvst. It Ila Haul E UKE-~A n IX- :1 In 3:9-sum um '(x‘i'Hs'" uup':".i.'°'" I-IA!-KIAIIIWLIEIN “in :.::' ....‘."‘E:'.‘.‘4'.1’5.a:..'”""""" l!‘”..22.s’:‘,l‘;.'lZ‘“zi“if‘».{f.‘a.?$'a”€93€oi‘:ﬁ:k.t‘ '&dIII¢I¢lIuuI.!h.d$II-‘.Ih. 1 .,,. -in ﬁ.fP.=.:.*--agar '."3'“*“':.-:a."3.‘-.:.. ‘*3’ 1«‘°x:.-ma-<>~.,.,.,1 532° in Human A n mun: mutt. ulckllo. 10013:! l“é.z.:: 3%.? "-3: W -*~:-~ .-.,.u .',....~-' I at ’ n. l.§ft.hI:"o‘¢¢. ‘ -B503 Ill vlloon‘ Irnqons. in good nuke. Ind I!-to Ml- nduii ‘nth ammu- Annn-xezuu uaxuito xcInbcaomr’I:§&‘§’.‘goooM I: dash 3. F05 A very Inc I11-Ell om Inn: I-fol» I nu ma uuoaln . Ind very prou- uug. A453» 3. 1. 3.. ma Fol ILL!-A 9 null! rout! hi 1‘!!! mbuﬂben. I non. hﬂlwgzhh Adana In: Same. thnoloo. ILl$—-All A No. I hung, with 16K . we :11: av 33; us: Inga‘.-Ila oonaplsh running ordrlulia nan! in III‘: In tsllt lxeamoi than orb. 3.140 . HIS: urea. will in nu! Iuryxbous Lb . uni:-I019. .. wrmrol and am an. at lnututmﬁng 09.. 618 Ind 618 North I111: nrui. EL Lava. OB Iﬁ0~KA(mml .‘T(il!z‘Fr- I7 EH01‘: m ‘J $7(f‘llIlI! OI net. the 1 n afar Ialﬂkd Inch: ‘mac 8 zeuu I; k) III1 I I wcll made And dunm-2. Hum but urn NEUHAUS, KRITE & CO» 19 NORTH MAI}; S ; ST. LOUIS, ' Importers and ‘lrhozuaio Danie:-I in TOYS HOLIDAY GOODS FANCY GOODS AND NO'FI()NS. I-an-.o.¢.a.gu. IIABD Tl] THE PUBL . Having been hbulhaou In thllleltytuu-vastly tlnnty nnqwohsvencwryatmadcnupnunbﬂnnwthe Public tint was not I 1011111; Ind than we tell them tint It thin time we are Idling READ!-MADE CLOTKIIG. for III: and Born. iron the Largest. Retail Stock OTB! shown in this city, and at less prices than irero érer known heron lathe United sums, we In treating on facts. and we ask you no can and prove the truth 0! our statement. TICKNOR & C0,, Fourth Street and Washington Avenue. ::n a‘ I acid It a It a an e Deno- mt Ind mum. .. _-....._.. . "nu. uu-um 2--oat: ”"m£’§§;i» tn;-‘house. ‘.555 mu: xvunuc zuaulnlnxe m ' gfahhnnd htlgn-‘NIOHK Illl be u I! ' .&u°1-1. o’ '°"‘ 1-nnnnugr. Il.lN"!‘—%n'JInaﬂO( Ttcuu Itraq van:-emu. I134 . rcu I. lint!» .I£s. Lino lugvw cunt $3550-:~.:':..m*:.‘:.‘.::.°*..’*~=*=v--°--* F9.?.%:"§§-'E:J'.;:°.:.‘Z.':2::“{:ﬂ‘ """"""" °°" mm: vs rm. nary ' u,—”“""°'u"—h- I! L 8 ms. n . 0-Io Anqniuednhﬁitfuu «yo and ﬂmﬁp vhf: Hwy walled outrun Ind nun. Inn. WI. 1 A 330.. Rcnl EIIIII Anna. ho lLxI2_yu-eat. If—ﬁx brink um-2:: .:.."i'£‘:.-...."*’“"‘z.‘.u'. ..u“ r we rev-Iu: deck-Ihlr LI£¢I.nt me \i‘ . 0. wt led Ell-I!-G Axcnu. SM No FOlIlnT—u .zu-own I mm. Dunn t~ro- rkIa:frG|It. rucl.‘!::u|-. 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' ' nnuoou-I-I A Po:-sue gr-,..,..am*.§..;°"ﬂ W .%mu IL. .3. mm... E! {II ﬁlth. D V08 D813‘! I g'¢;;,=-M-0°" "“*"{:.“"*x, °' ‘M W P” 3.'a‘i‘w'.."..'?u&.f;“§;.".?; . mi gm '°""‘ "" °"”" ‘ "’“‘0 ”°""‘ ‘“ on gain ox ms.;1-res ..a lucky :3nmun. ;uaL::‘b;p "”“ mow‘ Lb. om I00 boa & IP'I‘IId. 11.5 52:11:!‘ Seventh. ms-A: am IIICB obi:-mu ma kn. ;VI7‘l'E KAKLY: VOTI OVYEH‘. Pawn: Booths II Lb‘ Eda Iachlznulnuouvn G . 3-paint In rerxmm: c 0011 recxsvtd on: .I: loud: . the [row 2_'o':locl.dIxI1. uzme la £0.31 II tnikhhnuo! um: 6?‘ “Ilia” N u M4 ":b'ynzx‘a¢°":J lha run: -111 ‘nb C013]! Dents] Amocixtlon fl - - pl Itbalnnnl Irto ‘h. 0‘ ‘M u. N I . nnunbc o1 mun Inc: t .33" ID‘ E33713. mm-~ 3%.“ 3"".....§51' °' ‘$11732; I-N» Mr-I-Wm" M‘ -1"-'-7:7?‘-"'-'-3 crclau muons xnmauou] o.‘ . _ “ H 09-3;-9_9IIuI$B|Iul vcmnud 1"""'!:,....... ‘..‘.:.....'*-'-.’°"' "‘- "“"“* nu. Locmnn, my 3. . glr-&'.J$OlPI&wﬂ1)I|rI otlonb \O llﬁﬂilflxlﬂl Ooultr Evllﬁbv In‘: to-In. NIAGARA nramln. 0}‘ NEW YORK. 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Title: St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 8, 1875
Date: 1875-12-08
Text: NEW mama. REL. 1-w-,¥€}. 293 SECURE -FROM THE SHERIFF. B the Statiitea ofiﬂisaourike I41 INBUR ILNCE COMP/1 Y, the annual premium on very policy in the 8'1‘. LOUIE GRANT-13 VIEWS. The President Siibn§itsHis Mes- mm 5 right usdenunding of H3 m-suing. A 1:11: two:-index of igaoram men ammo: for my asonnidcnlsie period oppooe 3 mooaaml rammexs to t;-zunyuoppeaod wsmaduauad. many in» rwiuhiy s...
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"‘-’5 £51 . ohT"’~‘§.‘)5:'-”;1- u_:"°‘“m $f',,“""- which turn occurred within the iinld of the o A gain of the coat survey and Light houu Service, mu“ ,1“ ,1,‘ dual. ‘.3. ‘M W. 0, Q“ T,u““’,‘. B. J Remy; china oi Peta In-Quirk lot 3300 been D939 53.111: {Jmco Durlns 5310 8 irlit-.....-------u 11.57.90! 77 - - - “V - - - - - -" - ‘tunnel the urvioo Iincothondoytion of tho ron- urhlln innne pnnenu of the Marina Hocpiutl Bop ' ﬂesh ' Putt Tent. - ‘ ‘_°m._.,3,” , Bymnncndrnesntto unotanndnthnmrt - .gn.uu and man 1. ,9 . - we “'3 "Dc". ham‘ Em, '."m'3$.“"§‘.&a'.'.§‘3°;“'?)l rnt aptem in 1871, and the roauim or thou nu rice tm5dDlIWd- to the Government Hoopiul in! “gr. the Oonmlnionorrurcqnuod to rnpon tan hath: ldnncot the mobcvnemorrnu F nnenudu nan. ten it in lab: bunncittwtd tin th scam Inunc. . _ “in” nu tum no W “K, H“ “d_ ' In 11 _ - u :1” “row uwmuegw “gnu on tngo mnwuwu mm" been and, w W p:%;:m,:n:$:.bt..;“gg"(;::§::ﬁ'¢?o;‘5:h:ngu;§;f alxcforo E031-ﬂat Cletus. Sr. I.OK.‘liI. Deezmbnr ., irs.—m:.tn sat: utrlt Yen-UNI. ¢‘0vu--- - Tm“ V" ' °§:::‘° “Y U“‘$I 5 Pwh‘ °“' °‘ dand .\'ovr Jamar. uui tlnrhl tho soar Marine Ilolplnl bniiain to? town! you-I: and, ,3 “d w cu“ ,,.,,,,S._,, “,1, '.,,,m_., ,_",_,..,d R‘ 2' “”"L,‘,“"‘°‘ “WV” "575 W h‘“- in Slmooeyeungoao-day than i was appolnud {‘,§,‘§‘,,°“,',,'g...',,"“,','.§’,;';; - ':s"o";d::ab¢::n'§,‘4n.l79‘? I.n?i!.Inrubbc:'f'?l'.l5§!‘|'.?*>’£q1[‘-5. 3,953 W “W ‘M. 101-x 15ml and rugngnggfimtgo oldnagapréil: c‘1t:“boIo noaiittg --I .n£¢oed:wohumed ﬁallnnwem mulrodtobe --32?” u ' ‘ " 1”“ “°'‘'‘ ’° °"“ Pubilotdntnhustorolst. Lou: canary. 1 tun repealed lzmw. 315.211 an breadnuxn £151,340; pig iron) ,as9,.sM; L... I .. M ,°mmd' cu*'§‘lmm“’°b‘,‘u ‘;m¢°Wm‘'°“‘mm;n ’’ tamed bnhcsocr-1-Irrol Wunmdaonnrmdbr 0. 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Ai?:lio.°M “mu mwpmnmmn “A an El m1‘LgnF amid nndumdfo: 10;:-a: cats: . Iennfego T!“ 51 ' _ 7-, it pro n . : B0?-1 , up , ofoﬁeq-Q" o1 . ltohu}; Km vs. Barr a urine . nun: nun tirno. Home than 1: am nppuunt dlncrnpanoy 3;.” [La bfafuua °‘;fﬁ3-5'5“; Eu 0, ‘M “luau “maﬂud m be "u'bu,Ma M Pltuburlr. PL . W616 8,010 Gifiéfl-M RIF. Im- 1, and 9&3“ 0:. 1. :31: um mg Xuarice rt. B-aknr;(.-ornnn 15. n3; xcooml tbnliy aixty,ud in dxtynoro 1 into undo usual between thuoaishen ohoirn uni the ugmgate um_m,m.u,d am 355- um gnlmlu 553.315 Mutton ‘ Ilenlapen und 0 Chu-In Inn ‘*0’ '1“ I“ M Juno2iI.1-.«14.1or .151 . I-6 I 1 sunxmie udor so wamrtbort u. Bvsem iniﬂusenir nnolnanahuudrad and rwuty-mm nmonnmgpouted on account at Internal rovnntzn, comm muubchru: “55_‘,_3; 6'” None‘ um me, an“: "N N“ mt “dun”, now am X ‘and tar 350.000. no creation 0! 5 13,. p,,.;¢¢,_,g, {v;.¢,,_x.og.y.,.[..;g;g.o°,. 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Atin ﬁntnnl Life Luuruzcn nay. bznoo l tinted than :1 iron: the outer: or the linooloyun endtaga renpocuvniy, ,m.l“d ,7“ mg. 0' “E and Extnci O‘ . ﬁgs. m.“ ‘M we-“Malia!” ‘M an In“ Bx , portion of iim undo in 1310.1: mtnnllsblo tor -1-hm; Ammo, g] 11,. fnguq yr“ ggq timnnny: Putin n.. 3:. bani: Luolunnnen owns. Tunnunininfoix uﬂfﬁukd ,4. one 30.1975 “V113? . W0" 51 '0 '3‘ I25.‘ prov n' 3.53499; nit. soil mi Kr Lug Bnpcj-for .5 5., Wm ﬁnd" lbll PNTOM W tho!" "50 801401‘ ‘'7 0°'KT'°55~ togxnniinq, nliovr and pay thou. whntanr the Doings‘; Ford vs. Bnixntnlu Sun to no at than I: in mono or ihonl hn)cl;ndxmenu. 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"3"? “V‘- ' ‘°‘“ 9-“°°"'3‘"“° '0‘ ‘N “V 7“ sn:rr'n’.rti?o‘''llm‘fi.x.dnL“v.l\‘:i‘t'n!¢ h':<'1" 3:: pglwérhtogzcldg for uluatia’ ior I506 63. D ' 1 ‘ 7f!1"bl°:!'I1l5‘h€:0n‘=3b:£¢§‘1::%!.aﬂ’I:531 rag itix ooilzciinn district: lnvoboon hbolln byoor on 3;]; qtmnovptr are. 19 ﬂﬁiw . In D! . non-ice ruuueoia made to Appendix A or m. 1404.280 no. I ﬂ_tlt) unoun: ol hoapiini nu ool “aw, . vtuggugggyjgﬁg‘ 33“, .13.. yggu-n,.4 Oowna vs. mm; motion for new‘ trial on rucnud than oli,urd puns; through my ‘°"d*“°“ “"3 9”“ ‘“‘m°"- '1“ “ °““"“ bu-I ' untold. ti) .~‘l9; tr-orig?-8£til,s7i n .' ' ‘‘°“’‘ ‘33’‘-‘‘‘'3 ‘3- luyltho «wk mm an 3.“; 91 mg tinsxnd Aeoond luau unnamed, and ox-ozrnlnd hnmia night in: ammoooo union In: one {til animal Ixvtnx to tho Gdmrnmont of about .3“. 315,1“; hops, _58,u8; lira-nruu, ntnttatluat'dlnutnratoAmnrionn uh! D . B‘rnunn.n- HIM-r.crtoII nxwvvcz, Pxhldnt. :l‘i‘3Alun. nriniov-or thn unount. is I810 INN lDd’°‘“'Ul ‘-'‘"35- ~ Cﬂﬂdhwﬂii ¢ '5!!! 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' mo ma:-nndod by us. you cc r at, notnlor .a. _ ~ noon: to: inborn how but onerous ma‘ tlan Uomtninlo am 11: detail tho tanner -m,,°rm°’,“k,u ,°'.,_ ' “am. “on” ‘ﬁne: . \v gag,“ nag, “nag. mwmgga mun“, w¢;_ “.1 gang 3_ ,4, gm ‘nu nun: wan ciilmiuod: Ionntlhou. very nnplunni t I nu lartunailé In which-n°htm*'I'“" H - Thorn won a docrnuoin the vllohoi me: no ‘ honno ononbllnlunnat ‘ .5 i. n... was tonnrisodbioiuiu thnju- mu ‘~ Iwﬁainiluuorvn. war, in. u, ' , rrn omooolthnunonntol ﬂ‘gon.o[;,§g gguqmng nrtioiu: ltuui unegtinthnvnrld Ind whocc ' gum-non. . xntatonnu-noloiannavnunla ‘ rt: I 0 court at mum van «located 03663. - at Axicvn ndnnlnlm-:1-or u. euriuu I-Dd their nun-non an Prohabln ioum the rnvnnno.w1!-h 04 Egptumgg, 331- nop, sass an; n and neon uionndrtrir Linn or nnaqn aunt, . ........ ..i.0i8.l.'il 83-100 to an nntnnrntunbotlniiodoinun Inns. in’ . 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M33“ gt. wag“; ...,.J.,,.¢.., ma. . ‘ dun: or iojal «man. in salon noun renoiiton Pnxnoxris. obtrxa 01 my damn. uwollu to tho 3" ruse» nu o tlonodthc low with it ,0“), 3733 713; 5,; '“§§3l°"u 75:8 tom . twenty oocbsoyl. ‘Dan I nnnonr ol Ala n"‘“°"°‘°"°°””“"°‘°‘9° °’ ""“'-‘-M 5‘ icrquuwrmoaur unwound nnhnhunouooot ~ I-"7°“3-‘I ¢"-V- VNNWWMW 514 “-"MEG" ‘R V‘°"‘°"’¢P’°"““‘°‘°‘m”“"“d"*“"‘“"-“‘ It 458: notion row, (§,1.B:io0 lit) $30.58!. ; tosnuinlionintho (Inigo: Stniu Ll in: ii i ’ '"ﬁ,’ﬁf,” -'75, or taken iorihomoul thou-in Lntobcnpatlcod ~ Oh-wilt Odin‘: E0. 2. 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' ~'¢ ; hliow. shd J7; mbuoo. 1ionn,inviawatthetuzm:mimnouuoom °‘ W" ° V“ °“"" " ---- " VI-ilononnﬂomruluu boa -dcpud In an {’,§°”,‘,§}’ ’"‘" “ ‘E " “’ “"""“‘“"°“ LYNACTIIORIZED A.RR.B‘.S‘1‘S cost or prodauioa, it nnyboutpoetodthnlho P‘ M‘ 351 J._ u_151'ﬁj; “um m. “,3 ;,¢,,,,,u,p,.,,,°.udguu,,,¢ [O1-1;‘-ng.§°u.3 oi i.bll:nmbtrl01wcte(1hinaIopIuen§u1,|oot Ottﬂexnenl at these claims. it to not eAl]lO76l'- jénfu mu . ‘mum to .5" an ' - ynnI.nm'p£t11oItol.Y0ldP|Y'1nnto£tho tax. on ,4,‘ ma 3; 1.... m (14,715 tom), sex 523; uzummum, nu undo. mourn its Iclnumio by the km!» of the America nu-uhlp JIp7n. cam the mum which indneod Congreuw rtn~ mm - "- ' °''-'*' .1‘ C‘ 1, Tom - wk ‘d -4 lam I vIrto1£hovr°dn°¢!mI.wH1¢=mltoIhe .g,.,o§. .m.. “.1 aunt. .,n,:n,om; unlm. moubatj. “mm. .._.;. 1,. m. .,,,,m, on me come China. neoembcr )7. 1374.1." .3; _nl.n irons um Am emmuhoainhamot mm. _,m- ,_ Rm“ ,_ new mm. W , 0 3° ° 33 °°l’ 0 -‘4 0 In cupidlly oi producers, and tbotovory ulhlo dn- “ﬁg ‘Ind hum‘. g,.g5f.g3; ‘W4 um cum. 911.0; “gm” 1,, ",3" 3,, “cum, ‘Nun, the total oi other loo-on coring the you but :05. tint. Ivlnsnwpr tn: bun been thotuoon. nxpn- Jumgamrmu £0, 3'11, “,1”, d Ana‘ 0| 5111930101!- vionlar nvuion will be used. 811-30!! 0! mnuncgunggg 3:: mo, aguiuuqgu 01305,. mqnwgnunbgugd which innn unununii small number. riexieo tin shown thxx tho-Accounting olnoonoi "ﬂu", . Jacob Veght urn exnxnlzod in the Court of npxriu that ua ‘goyznrnt nu iocrnuonby ‘ ' ‘,1 03 - 1,, um ,,_ rx-B5,, ,,.,_,o "mm. no pun tree! in mm the i won the Trounrynm nib: Inn y wins Ronngm, 3 .1 " John gm, mug” 0; Crf'l:uL||.|J oorrrcuon ynnzudn; on n nnugo or I0 M131 “I0 PW“ W " “°°’- 1‘ °“""‘ ” toxin“ ".3 1:8‘ “H rti ox ‘WW3 IIGBM?-M belle! thou P.-ape, mung .,n at steam to and oiiincn need the dniynx pnuin; upon a Lnoixnou - wdne". d,,mm.d'b, ;',m,,“,-. ,,,;,f,,,, in ‘am ‘ Do lknlld.thAtltt|1 inapos lorrnronnn pnrpauon it "0 5511"-*° 33155“ _ °__, °‘ °“t Q ' cu ,,,.,;m,., 1,, cbmud mm Ono“ m,,,,“,,, In ........... .... ...u8n,'Ju 75 -very cue lbue aettlnmuto rnqnu-out lnruug-p .nmu'_ schwulu, " guunuhwmiu. 4,.‘ 53'”! “ﬂu-“°d 0 °'-1' 5" “"~ ""41 13‘ res-Jud BE 13“! Fiﬁ" 5' |3"‘l|H-“M10” 1. °‘{"l“ 5 °, , M m°,{“,§ m cnurnud pcrhxpa nteontidernbly. ‘ugqd u. Dubnnrmenia in vildymonlot nlu-ion Iionn-mob roperiy beion tonooux-tat Luv. in mm“, m,‘n,°, mngwuoa ' cent as kill. ‘the uaioer accused that at About iron: zinc: no he thwarted it ppulblr or 3‘ -51’&';‘'‘ W °h"l°°'"b°u ‘:3. I‘ oo. lulnuodncttoninvohunncnum clause ‘"'°u"3 "4 “W "M16-fpenacl 0} prlctioo. 18 II" '5 °““‘ ‘°‘ mu‘ worm Mutual oluunooocompuy to Jon 1030 o'clock onuu night or the ad of Nonmber t. that rtoluinnn of tho" punlttrn xorarlaou 33313! M 3:15;: M88 7! 53" “: [ff 1‘np‘aa,u”d.3ndu1hu°mb¢5g¢m°du Innptctou 3113:7202 iitherhythn'nalrrlA iuzroricoondconnptrotlnr, .nu"18 “ u ,. dmnhud “ u‘,_,“' 4 M d 6“ mg as menus an-tutor uv lgiokad upon 31 ‘°"’¥“ '“'°“-“ ‘Km, 5: ‘ '“ ,§°‘,',",,_',. rtrnoiuble coat. is to poled to uttho olion nu urvicois mnvmuixtuy emcumtuq 00'“ "W"-"”’ ”“““““ ‘° -“‘”°"”“"°‘ "°‘ Tauuig ' ‘ ' ' ’“ ‘'‘' ‘°° ““ “' "‘ “ "" ‘”“ °' nanny an natal oﬂannen. nt the - “° ""°“”““"“" P" “M 0' ’ Irtalinannmharollixhwonoea oi the ieuiim orunluniory con man anditin bclierndtinx n~ “DDR6 I0 Oonﬂdar Ind Vtlxh evidence. “hug; gghbh curiu Babb aul ~ motion 5"" “'3 3'“-“W77 "-M‘-F Wmlell inked. tienni Govornnlont, inolndlng tho mnlninnnnoo of Y9” “"'3~ m’ 1 partnncn which to the com-no pnnnod in the Eu- our use operation of the lsruar this pnrpooo A TN“: 8”“ 1' “I3-W9 1’ 5°“ “*3 0"‘ I‘, ,"-gx.‘o..1¢1- gggﬁgngi 5 1) pnu; '{-or-5&9: "Where do you live?" Dnfnndsni uswornd that 55303“ '3“-3' ‘ "9'! “mud “N. c-‘°‘°“ rm B":m'” M Q” T'“'“7 Wm e m“ liiht boou uitbunhmcnu chen ii louml degrees 0! unity to moon noun rural: In-I boom ‘"““7-‘‘ 57 “ “°"’-”°° °‘ “'4” go) 35 ooomaonu nob niuf * ' ' Mk 4 wind”, .g .11 mg NW3“, in-13¢ Lu" w¢_ loan n or motel» of tho Unitadwgnm to ho “um” “Wm M med in um lung" and mm “mind mu‘ '0 ‘H ulnonmc nu “ma. up“ "man “ha ‘,3 g‘ which would MR” out . . be lived on Lombard strceL no than :3 them 1,...“-._ an. nun: fax um man: a mag. ‘ﬂu: . 4.368. mm. In mm 0! wit!“ DJ" lm-Win“ age” It u mwmmmdm um “Wm” mm M son-tiuihio in a court 0 law orxulzed tor the u- -""— out they were doing unund there s: that man 01 "‘¢¢W°594“Y ”4Pl‘°WP'-17 "*0 1°mN1* 01 9°'- ‘’“‘°‘ ‘N “‘°‘ ’°‘' "‘“'° ' " ' ,“ “‘ Ln nlabontn uud oxtanxivo Mi-tu as ex 21- in. annual mane; o ihanouu cl nupan ¢¢'*'*M9°'-i-0‘ Wm» °11’'-'““ 00”‘ 30- 3- night. nmaauzrupuea um in van um oi‘ his °"‘“““ “W” u'°°" h "m“'°'p°°"' ”q“"'°' um '1“ 0! mo “Mun” mums“ "“‘fi“”‘ at '0 tnchirhunlzobcnn man in regard to oonntrou lnlpcoiorl in September oi nu.-2: your an 'n‘°'*°‘° 3"‘-*1‘ 3°- 155- "’P'°°"""‘ *9 '°°“°" cam-ny vs Don hciy ntnl * re not Oommlb ,, N 3, .3, ‘" °“‘°’' “"“b°“"°°'°°°"""u’p'°P"‘b"° “om “poo um.’ um ‘ mm mm 535‘ H“? I 3104 W 108 31811813 WU! NIH“! VIHIIN5 I0 inceutbcsocrn o1iho'I‘uuIxr_vI.hil.ido.l‘ 191-“"“°‘13‘-‘W“’h '3'“-°' "' "‘ ‘‘°“‘ ‘‘°‘“'‘“‘’ sloncn oonilrrnofnnd Hun‘-3'. Oriana Jnmlnanas °“m°"' TM “me” an ‘ m , ° mu" °‘ W“ "“’'u°‘‘~ 3'"7 mm‘ °' ““ W 4”‘ "an" um" an ‘M 0‘ haw’ .m"°v' AP“ uirﬁnoe and tho promise. at much prnctlctl utility gun inatud oxon 0 third Wednesday or Jnnu- "NW6? “M 5401'”! 01%“ 'l‘t‘°N|l NM NV“ Do nlinnod $100 iinuzorno 0' too. ' “'4 'h°“ 5”“ ‘°”‘“'“ ‘°“ d°‘“" Wm"“”"m 5°"-“‘ Wm“ "“““ "”’“"‘" "‘°"°“‘ "”° b"‘ mlrum‘ 1 ; 1 Run“ u, be M 1 1 to nxvigztox-I. - nry I'i the city of Wuhluton on now provided hy '° |”‘“”‘ ‘M’ "u- ‘““"“ ‘F ‘”°“‘ "“' “W” (gonna Bnmnnn vi 1''. blah’ on motion he would ultn then to tho lution an auspicious ow‘ °’ ""“‘“' “" P‘ ' T °°”m'”'“‘°"‘ N nu“ nc"u° ‘1 ‘ :1‘ ‘ " The mm: signal wort of the onuminhment :inr~ section I (N Ruined Stanton ““°'|‘»" “‘°‘1"°“-‘°”"‘° “°'P°”‘“’““7°' "“““”F of pmniur r.dzn.¢:nt' oi Juana Bnennmua 5.1- ‘.33.; 1,“ H ; u, .11 should induce CV67‘ N10‘! ‘-0 T935!‘ P'gP¢* $4 f_:‘;:°1::;“:‘%'ut?,°“:;‘,b;,z§.uf:u;u.ﬁ:'.‘;‘ “ii: in; the nut gurhu boon thn outnrnenoomoni oi .m-3 nx;n‘;,_n0x‘nnu ’_°;'*n°’_“‘ to up nu:-um tor the payment at adjudicated mmwux, 5‘, ¢¢g¢,mu,;,u¢ “gun” go,-3; 7o_ ‘::"i‘°§”:'!"m'£" M‘ suuow“ .11: "' ‘in ' mm. : , mg“ . . . - mu” Gonmmgm ‘ ‘tutu ‘ti olm °l.At:° 3 llﬂbei-'1”“"“‘“‘ 1053.93‘ will (“I6 Mmﬂﬁﬂi m“'3b‘‘”’ ‘"4 "°°5 “'1 "h‘““"°"9|“ m“ 'i"h4-tn mvo been redeemed uodutho not at dun.’ . ““"<"°v5°’*“ "'3“"'*”"‘P“"°“’- °°“°' ant‘: companion oeuned to be "tight " .':;*::;-.'?..'.*z.;::.':'°... .::....".<:...:=:,.°, um , ggv °*“‘,§‘;* m ««==-«- 3* u-~ ::‘.s*::.':“...':‘° :.*.?.:“is'“:;I."*t.:‘.:.::: an-«=«;.w«.emu~u now-'or N-mun-an ...%::.=:: *::.:.;.:°.€.:..*:.°:. ;,*:,-,,';*,,°="=;°,g§,-,3;»g e,=;;,=;g,g=,;;;:«cn»;;=ns- .... “.3. ...... ....._‘..ﬂ. .... .6 comnto hie knowiodgn; but ox oxisnoo Ihmn 810311“! C1351‘ "3-53 » 7 °°'“°"°"‘ ‘°" '. ' ‘ “Mill =xl¢ﬂ&.83I. 0! “Ill IEOVINT5-' tho mnnncunu out oi which noon hnvo . - . ' W03‘ "0' 5 - ‘ W93 5“ t um N. u,‘-nu" yogﬁvg may fggogumgnu na_§ontrlz1rm1nbc‘inglto,%li’4‘::n.‘u N to :55}: gig“ Nnin‘tf't:'o all Maugham tisslgifg.‘ :::_too new ionnrdoa iothonunecuro nmou- an 9, M on. og ,¢";“_ “.1 en 5..., ,.,. Egg; :\mft1‘;°\;I'-“RAJ bguclultge oéionﬂlt “fag; nhoved it into h mm“ isltoi 3°" "43 °'“”‘°"V"u“’°‘ P°°°""‘”7 °°”‘9°”‘”" 1°, {’§°xfuT{'no‘,:,,f.° w. nu” Bijpl0y¢g.(or iixhiin hnrobeon oobnuntlai lono- §{,3“,‘,'_.;",;',,",§{’§‘,,,,“‘,',’,,"”,,‘§,‘,,'T,‘;‘,';, g’3,°°ab¢"mp¢d ‘,,,“§,5; ""5 "'&‘°“‘°‘ “i “I P‘’’''‘ ‘°"'l“‘°“’ °' ‘“°‘‘ or one-‘third cull. one-third in min . n.n»:i ;3.‘:.°°§’°::d“'H . 4.“, 153%. ’o::u.“:,°, n. ‘ » «inn tru canoe nllownnon In tho Iu- - . ' ’“' I I _ _ 1g75_ iuinrnr. v with runrd no motor ,,, ‘N ,.a“_u.nw,,__ one-third in two yous. Theodor: l . run up 033- -inn“, hoot 4,5,5“; don‘ um 3;. er;vnnh::t’I€rc:nnw41§xIl‘I?x.? Pl" ‘°‘m‘.§‘m:.'g‘c‘E° mgmcna v“§l1l-E 1 41g.§%v‘f3 lrf-;§‘[;3g nolle‘:’gl‘::nnc‘:.‘!§-Ilia-aernl‘<:‘Li°il‘i noody °.::”'fu’?€::P£‘°’l,lo‘f:: ”:°;-:‘3E7n- ﬁfe “ft. 81:55! mined! for the urn. it in rnoanr "’x'€'§e‘£'xir rs. Bani-sift; dl.:.§ainod (or was ex ':f,,”ﬁ¢¢ggdw mmhhfoﬁmhmxkhlg-d°hl‘:hun.\?;r '"u‘:"z.‘3‘e‘.3§ " I I I I n v ' . I gr: iron: aw-lllod apt: tn, I ran on «fawn .7 it obrixht lixhtnhorntn thntlnrmieuweuhnr gm ”w‘”n‘“nN P txiunlllnaoholninsnboburnd if not on near“ “n’_ ‘uomhnutu“°g°a,u_m.'d nkuiiiaobuin onot at run '5l'°"=d I3‘ . - emznlli - m ea um ma u Ibex; u pf3g- “'°”°““°“ hm, , _ :i'q;:on.z.tto thuncthod of tuning ’&:‘;rat;1;‘.’ u°""°""‘ ”""’5 5'”1'm 99'”! 3'm‘m' %::&?s:$:d;gm¥u:u“'&?°:c:lr£n:o: u,ﬁu":f,f:a my ,;':f1“un°:l‘h°”h“’“‘:b'fY‘o“:;" ”"' I.ﬂ£ll}",:lio1l.!:n‘:? lion nosﬁ. mi‘? will hto oo‘nn mtg ,:f,.',‘§;,'"‘ °‘ ‘L v v‘“““"‘° °" Vo hténéslhgggfﬁix :iu1:ni.omtb°ool&1o°i:rrtI;ou;uzt‘hh“ 3‘ fly nation. it In: obvwn; that 33.453 4.300.053 35.353 £533.?-*1 n§""A"'”'° :h‘m'1° §“""‘6~r V’°"°‘3 ‘""" nhooovdanao with the :4 mitten ox tha not oi mo 5u,,b""h,,Ndp.°]"'°"‘h “’ V'°‘°“ JUex.WhiIldinvI.Ad Plwhcreilliindsmoﬂ |hgujhg3E§$§gjj1§“hQ nu] no pron! uus fronds on the rctenno wan oxtozulnla Ihnttrnnlgloaveuell built. in given by the ' 7' '3“ ’ “ “ '’°‘“‘’ "33 M 1876. nxidotth direction Mthosoonu ““ m'“mb °°‘““‘ ‘ ‘ . in ad in too ,0“ M u _ Y!" 8. G - 3 yg, 31; in do tho,';::i.|l than at 7 p°"°” V‘°’° 7 Kr. Voghtwuiulupioiou . pmaeoa, and mruoquulry clear I am could rug:-ta. n . bein I acomu n-mum oi ““,"”k'§3‘§b§‘;‘_f:f‘,ﬁ‘{,};;:'§,;;n'f”;‘d‘"lb':‘;mV v h.nvia§b¢In.1Itnr no um um. tho ' ‘ "" ‘ "'4 ‘ 3 5‘ "“"3°‘v °“°"-‘°“° 5° “W”! “H” 59'“ Evidence was amzgdbr the time in mm that 2% j...-._ ._.._. .__ notborncgauinlly dono. undo: ousting vxovi um pnotding your at . ‘OM47! 9"?“-19°’ ol ‘hidslcn obstructions mxiu their "u" "°m°""d ”°"ﬁ:=u‘° “m°'“’ 3'“ Sm;1:£°%%';g€:;‘b?;°‘5?um; ‘ "3: Wu ' u-man’; aulxnco V": Minute izuoo- ﬂu ddnamhm‘ " bu ‘N, c". non; of low. without iy oannlvnnon or - ominna. The number ol rural: built in: 1 301. um “ mu, ,5“ Elm“, in Btu-eixry our in open ‘ nu. _ 0?;-¢;-mam; mania nothovniin tor n oger than 1,.’ nbhmmr. ud , M‘. an mmndut dclhep w._I nxolnggi llalncoui ‘ed, ticlpntion by lninrun-o (ion. and Lt tout: Kn Omclalnnrnhanizn-n beenutudod by the iiu~ F mm “d me ha. Pm. ﬂan.‘ . max“, 0, n.a'_“.,xa nu, ,nm.mm_ ,5“ um. ‘M uv“,.”3:”°."°,,,quu., ,}ﬂnd Q‘ ‘L “X I“ an Emmmoompwr 1:‘ non d as. 6 ‘ axpxu d , his negligence on the out at othu-I at his or min of statistic: linen Jniy lioilavcmhorlo. ,1." “en ,m,,m._ -mu, V0,, 0, “gm gxthorc/Yon unnamed by tho cue: oi this rngihuntobanrountodlno rtzrumn. But a dhmmod * bin ago ingré to I: n «ﬁnd hltﬁamenmlll gndo. a I976. to But renogli. whoao ‘ﬁg?! coin:-.1!) ., um. nmncdwggvg umguuonwmg “ ll uu Iii boioand 3 onion oi the history oi hence no more eiinotnnl not tor tho an ' -“_ Comm; an gndrlisgo nondlgmga ‘"1139?’-H‘ nu mogdﬁz In the opinion at tho " INOHMI 05146.1! ‘mm I Imln sixty m,,;,., ,Mw;,¢; 9;“ ,n,,,“,_ M3‘ vbln important hnnchol the ion with a sun all irouiahn ihonnnottnnmota inn roqninnr on “gun SP0“ V 8 milled. KM drvmn ' menu: a n .51: ; «mm: A. it. since; seemed not only t&1&I°tt£r’:. but roqnlro . mm were now non-{sing veunll oi loo um mu W, M?“ pmmu, n ,u um um ,, “ﬁ_ men: in detail otlunpeuycu r the pus mean no. dun. so 3? ‘Ear-onntod in an Uniua emu -n,,,,,_ §,qf‘_'.f, “,§§,'m‘;‘,‘;’,",,;§_ ° In - nu idem ch-nr-cu. and no bad no rtzhs ; n 1 can And r h . . _ It thin in r, on rice. A citizen ¢'.'.?‘I:'..‘:i° 9"” ‘I’h&o’§nroau of Inmnﬁmltizqvongg “£9 ‘la’:-:,"'°“""°3-°"° ‘¢‘:::S4'-ll. :5-'1-§r‘l’a‘ M "9 “ u?°d,,°',.k"}', ‘.‘,‘3n,;,°&l,:,’n‘,,°,;‘m%‘,":.‘:f';, at “£52: this noottit willbounn that the (nmm gig; in m.°u‘i‘d3"o2" ma T35 "'"_“ ‘:'=r"“°‘ nmui‘ 7° “I”: "‘}"‘°"°d “ "'9 Aocordingl bile A riulon tordotootiog and BI" {OIIIKO Of 100 °-‘-‘G Will» mg [mg . gm 5. ..¢¢.d ‘M nu, mg; ration of tho Bureau in rush on rugnoota in its mum. hid“ 1065 U-lﬂlﬂoll Ind HIV-I16 chcuﬂ c°“" x°' “ '"'“‘ °' “'7 ’“" 'h° ‘Md’ " "°"°” iixlnain to,t2iAln.n nnuhtnont pouou onus->6 F-¥"'h"r'3 ““m"'“~ to ..._..1K..;..l., men. mi“; “map” 6: mcchuicsl a piicunco And it: met oda at ndlnln .ionI. mu in the riph: toinstlxnui the mi: and Bastard et xJ.vo. 'l‘itunu:; dlltntuod nx dotood~ min‘! but ' 13¢ " 50 Gm “mm?! in counforiuiting, am’! {or dongs}: other lrnudn “$50 Pl“ 7°51’ 1| UN I-I'll» °1 “*0 ld““'l"~ﬂ“°“ °‘ ¢;—.g¢a. ' ' Itnuon. u 3. meet on the niroxnonu or the .p to a mode at procedure. M Cannon may we out n can. - *0 "‘l'«3°n“d‘§:'“‘ff1“*°So""n:§mbfh::’m:;l_“‘§“: we» on an-r-m=~ w -= «-2» =« .. :r.:.e“.::.*2.°.::.:°;:‘:.-::.:° '.*..*:=.::::.-W A H-rm» snow «on mm“ *2. v M "'"'..i".:‘ W W '~v°°°- °w:.==-' °°~ fit‘ :2". .-.,...; .. .:°..; °.:.. .. .....,.......;. Bolinltot oi the 1‘ I11.‘ V50 II 3‘ P '3 nenl service» lpproprtllod tor not on “W” <10“! NTCCUIIS 0 PW ° “ “d ° it an he nld tint rock: I course would he 1: mill! I-°¢0\1rt In lmixment or p i. or one deimuanv. purpose. 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Tho tlwory at exam _on‘n-on: lull ‘°;‘l’i‘f°‘: “'v‘v'-1 glgfch “N Y" J0“ u°f1md,Iub_ t€fd_uy_ . ‘M mp" °m°°"° "N D°p’'“‘”m 0‘ Jn‘ ca’ |iinn'wu wad atcd but e uuinmnut oi n "W" ‘uﬁn b“°"und"‘ 1°’ 'm"'u° con“ W m‘rtmo.atn: “time: II: In chocionond no 018!“ M‘ ban 1°“ “N” wuaoncdln “Ind by mo ltlrdt {=0 rt" ind m¢i$‘Ol'i.ﬂ71l¢0tlttlfo|'S.)5 st A d B in: was eotcrdn nncd P0101 inst '-ma Gut! I'll um-ndaponwtth eaatxrpnd Al C“, M“, " of and mm ‘mum «wow vessels which are worn out. soomulum 3 at . in l h: mo hm: ‘ ‘I; m oliownhuo the cation 0: right in nu one at tho nu “O "cs-‘ at T N rm!‘ mm 10 ; n rev In 3‘ 7 - in tho nxintanoo at eonupiucieo Ind eon annilooa 3:6 Lh I ‘an 3:57 TM ‘ " at little power tor the our-vice rz uirul oi thou», ' "3 “W "1 ‘ °“°°°“‘“"‘m‘ mY°°n '’‘‘° ‘’ I III or oonrin o common hi or eqnlt It Wr:i- “W” ‘W 9 ' ° ‘ - 9° driving, hntwu rniouod on the psyment ex 513. i.ode1nndthoGortrnin¢ntwtldMalopo-.- the 115- :°‘‘:‘"‘ '1 um,°°'“h"”“ °“ and which are wxuiantl in nos 0! oxnonnirc “'55 h°ml::F' °°'“¢¢‘-'-°d ‘'1 ‘ “:1°°"; ‘I’ m nncr. Buidna. no inn Govorntnon can now “31-‘- I H Tn , d am { !htu1ck “tawny pgumd ‘um, a, dumb“: reatlgntiou wu oonunnad, inoo opmiion with e-tin‘-8 ihh:-an can an an ‘gab: curb ,,w,,_ M ,,,l,,,,,,, ., ,0 ,,¢,,,,,,,, ,0, M M, nnﬁrtvdfhn “rennin-Ix mugub ie noun on. t : airordtowithbold iron to citizen: tho right so 5""“ 1”“ 4°? "lo nmmiln '59 r. °u the l>“¢<‘ ""3 V" ‘W3 W’: cmcnn otlnierui Rnoauo.nnd ruuiloc. in.tho 100. taken 1 wrnnrgu_:miu.uon sung‘ nooo‘n§e dmom, ,;“m.m,du- gm gﬁg 9..-,iu¢ oout,lhe 5° 0"‘: "WM 31 h°6:dP-Méiiilhli u':‘°'é‘“‘° ° nmcnundnrooccuio their-pro r dernmtln upon JIIIHOO “lime or!’ as A cu: . on L0“ cﬂwu Hwy“ nmunu‘ wummm eennnacueuonounuaa on the mum at more WI" > fl 5‘- 339- ii,’ M ‘W 0' sin 1. one 1.. rue being Ltuualz-Joni for the mvsu mm urunl egg“ in in n6“d;1_“=='!=- it u. Iolnmlotm or other; and tiaheunr hothlor his uwqgs- J h P , 1 ,0, was ,,,,,;,,, W, on m',,_,, Pm”, nun orrlinn nlgninouoo. Undcr the dlrnation N‘ 39“, 7°“ 1;‘ 3 - ‘“ '“’’°'"-' or states mi. and tho mquun: chzrtcrlng. It E155 Vmuu I8! Mililgtlulwgm ‘h ‘ugh Ihu uorcrnmenund tho honut anlnno: um the W- 3- 1"'°‘h"'vN‘{“‘°‘ ;““u'°°- "49 wd M, “.3”, ,3, ,f,,"u,,m"‘,,", R, an ' 33%; com hin‘;°7b§'e§'pI3r‘:§'§31-§'i§zY?5“°’ ma mi; :l°::.¢l‘icpIi']3"lC!°AWO::)tlI‘l: lu:;p:::’;! :§.°r§'°£'a'."’u'.§ hﬁgwnw 'u°.'“cpr""‘° nu“, Ml“ °°“° orlo'ci"e'npnlilrI;y u:d|;:ul§ °e‘3.°.5’$Ema. ‘Ibo bnrgni: 33?} ‘£21,’: ',?;‘..,',"{,‘,,°;'},‘;P°,,§“;§,,';;°,?,'f‘,".{,1,‘{,E:‘..; "’E~'.’:.‘-'..'5.'§'.......‘.§' ‘$"3_‘£.:..'.’§’.'.u';.»..§..g.,.; Dsnielrmdory-izsdt plcndod guilty to] hxvigx n =»««»‘“‘“-»« M ma-mm» m »r M -W-*-~==°°' "H-.:°* °= M" M "v:. M “ 2» m“°°“«-u-we u«~=-new we ‘';~:'°“~:.=~°:2:;;.“.i.-::.r2“;'~.=;:~3a:.. »»3 «o --=a- m -=v-m-~ w w ‘W '1; a=:=e:m..:-= °°"°°“ °“ “' '*'*°"- “ "" ﬂcers or hung ngygnnp mm nun IbmII$30°.°°° ml 18 “*9 Iv‘-us! Iunu or u. of n 0 mwvv P8 - JEAN“, Govrrnmcni at and: n course in mnniieu. 0031"“ W *1’ - °° “- 4.._j..__. 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Inter. at tnilknnn. moaned oi tor piainuﬂior 510 6394.5 burin teapot-neat. min mennrcn hole! the olt standard. was Bkinlwr vn. Mhmiord; tiinmiuoﬁ 1. ninngo which. nurienuor can lernlllo donations (ruin ante ' r ‘1 - “P 5°“ connuo at-ou~exn.minnuon by 4: mm coup “” "“’“‘J " “ ‘° 1) lnlni-til. ails: . A unit mu forwnrd rugoou and. Bdaelo n.neamuesu.; phlnigcnliodnnd on the c\"uid¢1-Au orcrpmn 1'. L. 1"§ui!iv:tn_ u u to f tun . a th . ﬂufpllc:-t¢:°':l:0|:¢HU‘<:iIwbI': 1:0ﬂ°ﬂ¢:>nI;e.1¢ibd. 't§?3§"§Tne iPL:d%1°$o new renal: thnir nan:-zoo; and the llbruinn no tanned woli mu “§;“£::i°:“l’;d. %'§::I‘?“:‘;°“’d "°':‘:n‘;‘Jl°f colliiiaogmxdnu oi - Ire; e onna. [her have. with raw nnd eompnlntlvaly mpor» run to nuigolo bays. inlau, bnyona, ulefothuy ducc, u in othtr oounirica, toward mnkinii $ I tho "*°‘*WW°1='- '"8"'d In <'»°Im°Unn-- A luau vnxern inowennible m the old one: nod their 6.1- light» nepou more oonloniod with ma. too 1”‘ ‘“ 95°“ "°‘¢f‘°““‘ W“ “‘°” "'°"‘°‘°” - xxpuienoc nu than out an unis no alum . M_ , , ‘|_=”11"|f-L->:::!' ‘d1:°‘-112:1. ">51-1Mr%. lndluuliuaadrdinuo ecini ndnptnuan tor romlerinn moon in c.iir- Political. and leu dinveocd to auwlii thznueivu #5“ to‘ “W “I” "‘ “worn - lnbiumd W 9“ ''-'3“1°'¥ °f':‘°°Il’i in I-5t:lvixi.:initi “°ﬁ:u|m.k,{‘Jw¢“d “ AL “_ Janna; ubumgd :ho“°md ,,,1,§",,,‘{,f,' M3” _u H,‘ K511“: W rwmmcgu ““n:I:"%:':.w::q;;:u<“n xiznilaiiy arc.1rcu:ln, has greatly cnhnoood the uooiui ran: the plum oi their ulutica, bum“ gr-Jung 9. rpnuc lillinbillcﬁa when iuriou iollu-l to auulnod 3 un- by “mung! ma Wdxmm‘ mt pmmm ‘Dun, ll um‘ ‘um, mu 3“ mm, ‘H own,‘ “,3 ma‘ . _ ea 3 r ntln oi the service. zancrul good irimenre. no condition at the D110 mi inn underthe founded in not, win 6. on tho oonxnry. Inch 0.00%“ "_ “ﬂux”. dhmlud ‘W mm” ‘O Km.“ ‘um M‘ mph _ H W‘ ‘MW 0, an °‘5r3:¢I.‘ 1:! thrown Lb-much ea upon the mercy ‘rim nvcnuc rennin dui Moll by the Front DOADT sunvnv. chu-go oi the Sn Arezitioct nnybn said to cinlnuuo oicrn ranted tlxzonﬁg the Doputrneut ma “mm, “,7 Wu‘ ' Mu mg bow 0, “L -mm. ,u dodlnd Kat‘ o a nu . zinnt tor winter cruising, an at the sac! DGCBI Tho mpor: oi tlzosupcrintcndent at thnoout he nnenlly_oI in . The is: onsotmt or without strutting tho Luna n at then who Sn“ u "L ‘mm "_ Bumbum 9‘ ‘L; cow “ma. uamnnmnmmat aging‘: $%mtiin#$n1;:::;Ln£° Rg. be) ‘zl. ital, worn on LU] Ierviocsblo in the hu- Bnrvay than llnidnrlng the put roar special no- impoaod it no muwwrrk -Huh nr mm!» In dimw during umy was nuinlaincd in out work. Ineuah at li3m.i.. pmcgggumm tho gknoﬂoiingi on «row: onion: tluﬂ than: to be him or turn :30 Pg“3: plninum slivlml to nmrnd into:-motion. ems-ndat duunmmuuuorm and spirits um thnintwinter. 1:.» non! um mom oi l‘nb~ Ibo oenbonrd mm at the min. . ‘ t. in the or on oi The Bell! oxcnt twinni- t'>faal::I|“¢miz.a:l°:nl.i<‘:'x-id“i:% to'thh:“l£:;w‘du°8t:.Ytl\:d4‘£::_ rnnrino caiursga ufedtha rrinolpal nam- mac prom-on to l:m ‘1f;:°::: gdultlrdisn gonlnnwn l "6:Emr3- §§§f.°tx'}n lrianttgtyuignproduwg t1§»°§sp. NOW 5‘|“‘- The one o1Boi.lo F‘ord nil npgon Carroll. on the wnunnicd. uneloiticnkfhovobocn mode Axninu 32:): rrii‘:.i‘n:iPt|:E:€t':tcﬂ‘‘:|:nﬂo;1i:i;yvn:2:(l’ou.uu 0' ‘tiﬁlonal §??I{n§’ n xngffay ; ‘Rum: I in'd’t mu“ ’d& ”ma‘mad&0“ ﬁtilwngll I x.':rYi'$ub‘§§nw :2: T. 8' Knox ‘\:z‘ri“‘n:{hoPmup Bpdtmfllohud If °h”‘° M m"'muxbl&"“ hum“ In an cum- i-“l“1l¢’| 10? ‘ '1W|'0N “IN: I114 P184304 I3 1-M The general nrtlcoo poi-{armed by revenue voa- and in rouuchoa mlniiu to titles. mung, Ind‘ team Olga desirability 53.‘-‘xiii’: ‘to §¢o’;'.'Indl1h.IC and tioutlou. nzftliu aE.Tmy:l\'7‘}mI?. (Kunming: oi oi.“ °. ‘ insl Court yoatmlny morning. )Y on Iron mm. o :).oil&c&i;*I'. mu ‘t::xruotluo°n:u;ouoohll::: tel; 3’-zrmr um um nml rm may be -ummnrtwd use menus elements. .'l‘ho hrdrafuphy at tho no sex. 9! canning plan to: Government bu rel: called upon to pm br -rt‘. nxietéro Uumal company u. L. It. F1-ix. gnmlned on the part or on defense to prove that ' :1... procentod tor the gprammol many at the ;€.nn?:b'e:‘-'¢.>t’ vcu.et:nulsioti.. 196 m;.‘;:$&{::c:,§,'g:1,',b(§::d‘:J“°' £{¢:l"f.g‘°' In to ' ‘ lg nirilanc.IJi to ﬁxer KMu|:::W1 ‘:“_':'¢‘£1“.‘; ' Judo Hxll. the nonzero! tho deooncd child. hnd mu, built in: boon mod bonus forthointor xumba at um onvod........ .. in veuola. Among mu-.m record: at the you-3: [hen mnu'p'§v"in$n ottigago uﬁgadwn ..m.“2. oi T31.‘-nu.l'.' mu 1"" P Oﬂlnlnl °°I'!‘°°¢1°ﬂ- tnterltrod in n ma :1. inwiuch he uuuined 3_iﬂo‘:.I"b3 g7omre’r.nit:cnmt.w°:lul<;‘I:_n:‘::§°:hor:uw:nn:g Ntgrghueﬁgmt rluﬁcln round or reporlod lo: 1 in more brought by Axporionood nu-ooomhrs to who ootutrnotion. Imsihthoouonilovn and comma:-n in mud. law on not need in mo. to amend Daniel Jxcxay, potli 1u~oen.y;_ dckndant du» “rum lnjnrioo. An nbiogpwoh vrudnlirerod if. Iiuuou inn been ea.-' . ' Number organ?’ i£6£}£x'é.':'£i.'d '-§x'.'.Z.'.ii.'e'JI r:".».i 33$? ‘i§°'('3..'§3§:'e:'3 :xahth‘ohnti1;°’t35z't?o:::t.t'sS wilt’ §‘a?lf§§I‘:'mt all huiidln oonsmiotod lot :1” ”v'i'd2?t“xx°§.‘:t xoIt1:‘!:rxu ‘ .?.lo:(g§u'.'2;m wuah petitl umnr plondsd snmy- *0 '-5° 1"’ ‘W °°‘°““"7‘»‘+°=°- °““’°”’°' hn ilncnury aonnidcrn it tmportnntto me In» Number of miles uiled............ . . . . liB.ll.7 tau: trio in! Vcnns. ' 3.u|_m¢ um .1“-mi“). am. mmﬁunb}. m,,;.,w. ﬂvrfoudnr. 1,, hm hm ogipufu bgnrggg mm”; ,¢.u._“°d go H_,,'m¢ gg mtg”. ’ ' no vuoed A slowing onooutlnli in the wax u. we mnrcuon oi the revenue that Ill portion Besides the Above. uriono Mlrviout or in npccui ‘rim inception of n ryuauutio unrny or the At no oonvanicnii; ad ' tothtipurpoon tor which uh uh rot uhonldbo extended tn . Wm. Erwin, nun Inna, p-and luncny; noilo nionnto and tender mini-o of vgrtnnn. cvnoi nor ‘ sued ‘ in permirnl and syluunntlo tnnda nninro have .bt:en rendrrul, molt u oonnyinx lmiio.GniI and Pacitto souls of the United stolen. tauyaro designed. eugha but noootnpiuhod Thai the -rtclnngo In no iou mat totho pron. on . ‘ 'b“"3°‘°d °°“m°"- “"5 “ "‘‘“u‘'‘ '“ “° .1.-':!' °+‘;:'.:::2.‘:.“i‘.:‘.:..‘.1:§:‘1.:a"‘i.f‘..“:‘.:§.?.“.f :.":.“.':..‘.“:'..':z£:r.:..:‘: :¥:.‘:.'.*::, W :;:.“:::.:.*.:”..':2:‘".:.'*°" '°' °°°:,m-=°~ -M iv *"".'.:*" um W‘-m°=,-...~r. WWW °-mm-==»* M W "*.:..'=.;';%‘:“.'".¢E’.'*‘*..:*.%-.. *.*°‘ W M -"M '-:*°:.-3.: ;:.*.‘:°.=:°.:..::.:..:*::.° :'2.*::.*:.°.‘.:.'.‘.‘.'.‘.'.:‘.“«...‘.::‘.‘.‘im.: f».s“‘:..‘f.‘i‘:‘.x:’.f. 2:? f°"‘:‘[:’Ei|\:IlImt0 onlcrn at inumti rovunxo, and A comparison at tho ioruxoiu uhlhiz win, an “ml M. h" M“ mus now. an insult menu. 9 but architectural nt 01 the com: ‘ink!!! I cluxon iron 0. P 133 ﬁg :oPvA‘|1‘:;_:gn :13 9mm’; and"; "mm In um an“ 0‘ mo “bow mu‘. uh Lliiod 1: its W inn 1: nod brin hi r service at um nirnnrunont, to render {allowing ntnuinaeni of service: pulomod by Lou wlxic present ntrihn proolvoiutlxo into 03$ 01 ‘ :3 “go w h:: cunt: fl Beach rrpiied. and in I. few minutes iii»: Jury ro- in It "mp" “""““‘” ‘“° °‘”¢m 0* EM 009‘?! leruuu rasela dining the ten your prowling those who proiccmi system. Within A single mp:‘ﬁm“;-$1-;‘:tx°o} “:11 .,‘.'?..;;. opplgqnttt oahinutug 55:?‘ '”,'m.....‘°i.‘.'..:., bmginry in second degree and turned with oru-dicta! Ioqtiittol.0 nu All ,4 1 my: ﬂab:-ﬁzowrrm. __ 27:5 probabilities are that the weather to- doyseiilbe partly cloudy. with ’W’’““-‘‘ ”-' eoullmmi relvuir. Got.» in York. )‘°1iiMd1l’- °P9“°‘ “ lllls and closed at lii'.'. cm-ur:r1 and .-:i...¥.-.}§§{il‘rs.y be run as one miirhluiv. or shall they be irrevocably di- vided P —..———_._...._1....._—_...—. (ln.ssr‘s answer to Talmags, on the ques- tion oi the Iiible in the public schoois,sppeare In his message. Frnr»:rc.~: hundred gas-meters returned to the Brooklyn Gas-light Companies in one week, shows the little game" whlchthe ‘Brook-t aynim are playing in order the better to make their light shine. War should like to secure for publication In s».-cunts pom-alter heights race. In in ur- peared when resdinge! the proposed loz- hunt-to on place as omecaeur-Iaru. and to which the ellleoi the Boeing‘ for the Pro- vsniiea oi*'Cruell:ytoJ.ni'xaals in this G37 have been-‘invited. ~ ' Tnzmport oi the 3eoﬂlIf!°3f3|' TIN- tlry is an important document, but the news mruished by the Citizens’ Committee to the eilect that both of our gu eom_paalelWl|1u alter the m or January.’ reduce thereon: or my to $225 per thousand ieet. is an an- nouncement which touches our citizens more closely. and comes home toevery man who owns a gas-meter. ‘ Tu: Jcileraon City correspondent oi the Dispatch is quite correct in quoting Govuner Zﬂerdin as having said that the Gr.on:_-Dm.r- cent? was the only-paper that seemed dis- posed to do him jus‘l.ic_o_._ It is the recognition or tha‘dr.on1z-Dauocnrrfs mum -to do justice alike to the G6'vernoc In his chair and to the convict In his cell. which haa'ms.de ll: comment or its opinion the only one worth heading or ‘trustl "'-to.’ - « = Trroex who srerond or political eentruls may amuse themselves by placing side by side the action or the Ds.mccrai.icConrtitu- tlonal Convention in _)ﬂesouri in"-snmtlllng the" educational qnalidcstlon, and-tlsesotlon or or Republlcsn_1’reaident oi the United‘ Btsles in roeeonmondler the inipcaitienol such a qualiﬁcation by constitutional amend- mcnt. It isaimestsahardasit ever was to’ mistake a_ Democrat for altopnbilcsn. Ws1u>nN Durmsx,-Keeper Hagan and sscnircarinersrelilrelyeormsrt hetero the Tweed business is concluded.‘ __‘I‘he New York papers pronounce’ their story oi the _ great Boas’ escape ‘altogether too. ﬁlms-y" less any sci-tot wear. and are caning tor their punishment.‘ The lavvpzovidee a penalty or- a year in jail and ahpsvy line tor an oﬂeese like .thls-, and tuereeeemsto be little doubt that the der-‘ell¢_t omen. .wi1l btﬁioait with is severely es’peesible_._.7 ‘ 1- _ _ ' _ --~ . Ir oneli pewmittedte of"tho,CZinteh- nisi by the ﬂow space. an inter-_ once for the iuéodos 6: blg- show. will iszsn_i_b1y be" is.‘ name‘ q.. TO0Q.mE—:"‘ _ . _ ,1 _.s', . _ V. """“ world to see. that therspsee com- yr tnlsaioners aro ah-eady’__'b'oginning to decline all further petitions in: ground or even anali‘~- room. _ There is three tlmeaae much machi- ‘nery entered as the. allotted space will con- tain. and the Directors ‘are ‘already at their wlte'.end to devise ways and means to receive 1. all. .;e 11" has been a long-established custom in the City Engineer’: oiilce, that when an Inspector bad rertlilod to twelve’ inches oi nlscadam. twelve inches it should be. and the property- owner should pay for it aasuchs But Mr. Katie, unmindtul of the {act that contractors must live, has bored its into thernacadam, and finds reason to don t the accuracy or the Inspector-’s loot-rule. Oi the two methods we preierhir. Katte’e, and do not in the least- dctract from the credit or its invention by re- marking how singular it is that none oi his predecessors ever thought or it. Tm: New York Cubans. who think they can manage the hzsurrection best from the club-moms in that city, are much exercised over the failure or the Uruguay expedition, nnd._egreeahly tothe prevailing fashion, are holding an investigation to see who is to blame. They have discovered tlsatthevessel wee rotten. urtsesvvor-thy, and not provided vvltlfcnougb either 01 coal or prpvisiona. The Inns on board were interior and detective. Everybodythlnks the Cuban agcntean the blarneworthy parties. as oi late they have been getting rich with wonderful rapidity. Izvasxncrr as the liriethodist-clergy of Bus- ton have within three days passed a unani- mous vote ei conﬁdence in President Grant. and signiﬁed their unqualiﬁed approval oi him as a candidate for re-election, we trust that they will not be so inconslstceiae to [alter in their lcnity because Grant thinks that they ought to pay their taxes like littlornen. To favor the third term is buieaough. but to be committed to the third-term principle and to oppose the application cl it only because the candidate happens to favor equality in matters oi taxation. is lolly heaped upon folly, vuperlrnpoeiiion oi’ etultiﬂcation. We hope to bear tram the hicthodlst clergy oi Boston on this subject again. 'l‘u‘z trouble of the Libcrisiis appears lo be becoining more serious tharrevcr. They have been dcleated by the natives In several skir- mishes. dlgnliied with the name oi battles. and as their money is gone and their commis- llsrlat exhausted, the gravity oi the situation is manlleat. The hestbens, who are making allihoiuss. however. have no ﬁnancial or qusnermaster dimeulties. They are arrayed in lbe uuiiorms provided for them by their Zbialerr ‘lick is his own paymaster, and when a capture or Libel-inns is eﬂeeted. slut 1- the rejoicing in the camp. be- cause the Iiaii-civilised Libonans are fat, and. having been accustomed to wear- UJK vkilhlnir. their meat is not quite so tough aslhsi oi the other Africans. Each oi the natives. iberoiorc, is his own qusrterinaster, and a battle in witch the enemy is cisrsgiga and his men alsin le s wlndlall of luck. haul in a military and gastronomic point oi’ view. The native: evidently have the 1.1- berisns at a disadvantage. and appear likely .0 H”, “mm ,., ,.. iomr as the latter neglect to acquire a r.~.u-n for "nigger wan." 050* ..,~..,,,.“, .1.» zygrrirulue. 6 its cIi-:met:z-de- _fr.'vc." Till‘: DIESSAGBJ. -rt... mm which the President aim for recspitulstlng the blade ob his nawiisﬁ‘ namely. that "this will be the last annual message which I shall have the honor of transmitting to Congress before my IUOOGIIPF is chosen”—-rosy‘ well serve to excuse its length, since no shorter lpli.‘-8 001114 001“-ill! the many subjects oi which It treats. Though long. it is not dell. bulls scinlloi matter and oi interest that his I" ' r need hardly_ expect to do as well. and it the'roeonunanda- ticns contained in it are carried out. the last yearn! Grant’! administration will be the rnoatbriliiiuat in our 1lattenI1.-'MI‘l0!!- 13“ whaievarthe which lbs“ Wm“ therefrom, the niesssge will stand conspicu- out not only ior that plain eonmenaenu which has always distinguished his Excel- 'Ienc.y. but for sbreadth oi eoope. I. depth of height, is sueusmuiao gull? -ed trwmm oi subjects which trill be admitted even by his most determined oPP°“1°n“- . We. shall hardly attempt. to make a surn- i-nary of that which is in ituir a summary 0! the grant interests or the Kaucn. or to make uvn nruanlng comment upon an I111] 01 iopia of which eich one deserve’: closé study and thoughtful trestme'nt_:" But. dspsrtlns somewhat mm the order in which thou topics appear in the message. and taking. up um um one which is some Import-mo be- rore the general mind-the ﬁnancial question-— we may congratulate the country on the cot- apcken ilnnness with which ill 01110! “killi- trate ocntlrmee his advocacy ct. honest money. Ii‘ resumption tnkgﬂ “T311115: ll means the aelilnx oi bonds and the buying or gold. Ii redemption lsever to be accom- pllshed. it must begin by a. gradual and par- tial redemption of the now irrodeernable enr- renoy. This has been the Eomtltnt demand oi‘ the real friends or specie payment. It is the llnancial plattorrn which the (noun- Dicsiocrwr his Constantly supported. and the llret stop taken towards its accomplishment would be I pteatefevenl. In our 'bisiery than the Centennial celebration. ‘ We can merely mention such valuable mg- geetiona as are given in relation to minor top- la. The trestntentoronr foreign relations ls stateamanilke and patriotic: the opposition tonaonopolylntlso matter of ocean cahiesls lpmethlng morethsn a mere ... iosslonuand deserves to beapplaudcd, since ithas given practical proof or its sincerity; the indigna- tion over the manner in whiehour freedom or -citizenship is perverted and misused tor the uvaaloaci legitimate‘ duties will be shared in by every‘, honest Arnaricen citizen; the‘ rec- ommendation that the tax shall’ be relmpoeod on tea and coilee is so sell-convincing it needs neither recommendation nor reln.toree- gnent; tho judicial Goldie-It with vvhich the Cuban question is treated. and the evident ,ah:tndou.m'enl: or, intention (or, red- egu.iueu,_ uxists.nee_-j or,-.' interference in‘ ‘any - way in’ sti-itgi_le.-‘ ‘ ls. isisg_'yrsi_c}i the 11-ies_grs-'._el!'.m:eedr‘:i‘la ‘Cubs. will reg:ret. But i<he_ee«~ -niattenin the meeeagﬁandwef _ ' ‘the members‘ or the . .J .....-~ucuse'wt1M-aacsnene, will lay ylovin the meeaiﬁe unileiehed. and- beat to quarters lor a hand-to-hand ceniiict over-.the novel but important a mucous- Yians with which the massage opens. j - These are, nrst, that an amendment to the ' Consiltutloggio enacted rctﬁilriug the several gtlisies toeaiablish, and forever maintain. ireo publicﬁhools, adequate to the education oi ,all children, and forbidding th teaching in such schools cl any special religion. or the division of school funds, or their appropria- tion for any sectarian purposes. And. see- and, um Church and sum b3 declared lor- erer soparytle and distinct. but each tree, within its [Vroper sphere, and that Church property shall bear its own proportion oi taxes. This Is the meal. oi the message. the part which will be contoetodnud struggled over in every political Iorum until the questions are ilnaliy settled by the only settlement which can be line]. 0! course, ecclesiastical tax-dodgers will sound the note 01 alarm. and fanatics trout bol.l1'cx:l.rcxnes will take it up. ‘Democracy will rush transie- ally to grasp its obsolete weapons or twenty years ago, and declare that these amendments would wipe out States’ Rights forever. Every interest adverse to true patriotism will be ex- cited and utilized. but there the questions stand. and they continually ask us. Do we "want to be an illiterate Nation or an educated Italian? Do we want to have Church and Stain united or separate? Lot each an- swer these questions fairly, and th oppose the propositions oi the message; this is the only senslblevvay oi looking at the matter. and since the matter must belnoi only looked at but detail. with, let us deal with it at once. and thereby show ourselves equal in courage and wisdom to the Preaitldnt. who has had‘ the courage to lace the question and the wis- dom to euggeeha plain way of dealing with it. ir is our tvxzrcrrxn must to allow your-sell to unit into an incurable disease. by neglecting the earliest and most tractable symptoms. By contuntedlyaaitlng tor I. hold to get well 0! itseii, many it one bseso damaged the structure or his lungs in in put bimscii beyond the reach oi medl- clnee. bciore being conscious of danger. How much seiv.-r, on Lba at-atlndicaiions oi acold.tc re- sort to '1):-. .layno's I-Zxpcctcrani. an omosoious remedy for Coughs. Asthma. and all Bronchial Aﬁcclione, and sum In oxen A beneﬁcial iniiunnoc on the organs oi the chest. An admirable paper on "The True Ides of Lila Iuaurnncc." published in another column over the signature oi Mr. George L. Wright. tho gon- erni sgent at that old and reliable company—the Uomlecllcut aimuei x.tle—wiII be read with pr-out and pleasure by all interested In the subject. hlr. Wright's! ollloc is on the southeast corner oi Filth and Olive aircois. Till: authorities oi the Ilousoopathic Free Dis» pensary. at the College building.’ No. low Locust street. are doing everything poulbh: tor the sick poor, who must apply between 1! and 8 o'clock. They Iurniah medicines Iroe.And physicians wait on those unable to call at the Dispensary. Tun Land Commissioner yesterday appointed the ioilovring Board oi Appraisers in the matter oi the opening oi Thirteenth stroet. trom Clark avenue to Poplar street: John G. Priest. Ports mine and John 1'. Brady. The ‘board has been given until December 2: to me their report. Two hundred and thirty passengers. lnnnd tor the Lone Star Stain, left this city last evening. via the Iron Ilonntsln Railroad, constituting the lamest number of passengers dispatched to that State from here over this road at one tune. . Thai - ijeettetlnepsztkahr control or any one govern- Gll‘.&E'I’8 VIEWS. {Continued from at-'el_ page} int its payments on account at claims of citirons of the I}: lied States are still so merger in amount ytnd that the annotations oi the treaty to regard to sums to be paid and the periods when these psy- meau were to take place should have been no sig- nally disregarded. alone rnytur annual message the exchange has been made of the ratilleatlon at a treaty of cone- nmce and nsvixsatioit with Belgium. and oi con- veutlons with the Mexican Republic. (or the ier-, tner extension oi the joint commission Inspecting eisimuwtth the Hawaiian Islands lei: oouunotolltl reciprocity. and with the Ottoman Empire lav tx- Iradiilcn-all of which have been duly pro- claimed. rmt sistnasu chains. The Court 0! Oasnnsiuioners oi Alabama Olaims has prosecuted its important duties very assidu- ously and very eatlsiseterih. It convened and was organised on the led day oileiy. 1876. and by thoi«rrpsoithea_mund»er which It was created eras toexist toe one year from-ihatdsa. his act provided. however. that should It be send in- yrseeieshieteeotepktethuvovkeithe court he- iore the expiration oi the year. the President night. by proolsntauon. ex the than of In durationtoaporiednottnore atxmoutlubw you the expiration-—ono year. _KnVieIi ﬂﬁtiﬂd satisfactory evidence that it would be impractic- allynzed.I issued a proclamation. a copy or orthe duration oi the courts d oi six months Iron and sites that!!! oi Jnlrlau. ﬁlm lat eihlovember last. andtbe large amount oi wort which has been accomplished. Thlrteu hundred had eight two claims have been pre- Icnted. oi which all: hondrodaadeighty-two had bleadispesedciat thodae of ttiereport. I an tutor-reedthat one hnndzedud seventyeseeswere dcejdod dating the menthol November. argu- ments are bologmede and decisions glvenln the remaining eases wltlfllltbe dilpttohoonsietont xviththe proper eonakleratiea oi the questions submitted. Many of ttteeeoiaiissare inbehllioi mariners. erdepend on the evidence at mariners wheaeahsenee has delsyadtltetnking thence»- uuy evidence. lcis represented to nee that it will be impn.ctlcsbleior'theom1rtto Ilaslly dispoeeoi sllth-eeaaeabeios-altxvithln thoprooat limit: 0! duration. -Justine to the parties olsimnt. who have been at large expbnse in preparing their claims and obtaining Iheevidenee is their mp- rgoi-t.su:gestsaaaovtu._"n.to Lethe rnerttodlspolo olalloithe olsimsvvh have ‘ I ‘ tbe‘,‘ ' bein , which may be deemed proper to enable the court to" complete the work beiore it. I recommend that some suitable provision be made by the creation or a special oolrt, or bycorthrziug the neceusw jurisdiction upon some appropriate tribunal tor the consideration and discs ‘ lion 0! Ihoolalnts oi aliens against theuovnramcnt oi the United Stairs wiilnh have arisen‘ within some otherwise. it has been loud impossible to give pr:-yet-eooalderationso tisoee nlslnieby the Erecuﬁve ibepartrncnt of the Ooverntpant. sad: a tribunal would man an‘ oppostnnityto aliens other than Hewett euhieote to present their dalms on scccuatoiaete; cenissitted against their per- son or property‘ during the rebellion, as also in when subjects at Britain whose claims. having arisen subs helix in the ninth day or April. 1866. eottid not be presented to the late oomrnleaioo organised pursuant to tbeprov oi the treaty or Washington. _ , . . ‘nu n1.xcuu.a rumour: . Msbecorae an essential and tsltticpeassote agent lathe ._ mission cibrinnesig and aocialtsee-_ sagcs. Itopeeatinu on land. and within the limits :6: puueaiaz states. is uessuniiy-under the cen- txol the jurisdiction within which it operates. tiitbehtgh sou. however. its not sob ,r_nmt._ ,; _1o£!;'a'oKne4sIionwu yinoedby the . .‘ .. .‘ ’l'r¢'aoh evernnsusttbseesnpaaynucb ii"-;’I'!ihy= Ito lays cahletrom the abet-on oi’ ‘o“suerrs:sm.' at rasrtuee uisxssru stsisgxspsio connection between the United Buteeand the con- uaeat or Europe, zthroagts the possessions ct Britain ataltliar end or the line, in this control oi an association which had. atslarge outlay nices- ttal and at great risk. dsmoutrited the practica- blilly‘ or maintaining such means at communica- tion. Tbecaetoiw. . ’ hythlesxonoywu great, thcnghpcutblynottoo large at the time tor a proper remuneration lot an mail! on coinc- prne. - It was. however. aheavychnrgo upon the means oi communication which progress. in the accial and commercial I no at tlse world. round to be it necessity. and the obtaining oi this Prrneh concession showed that other capital than that already invested was ready to enter into oom- pe titles: with the assurance of adequate return (or their odtlay. Impressed with the conviction that the interests not only 0! the people oi the United States. but oi the erotic! at large. demanded. or would demand. the rnoltlpiicalion oi such a means or ccnmuniuuon between separated continents. 1 was desirous that the proposed connection should bernade. but certain provisions oi this concaaatonwezo deomedby Inc to be objection- able. particularly one which gave for a iongtorm of years the exclusive right of telegraphic oom- municalon by sub "' cable between the shores oi France and the United Bullet. ‘ no rsoxoronr. therlshttohtnd aoahleon theshoreo a United Butte andat use same time deny thollnitnd States or its alumna the granted an oqnal right to land cable on in shows. The right to control connections ms‘ the laying of cable within the in- moieuonai waters or the cause 8t|tea.tocon- neet our mom with than at any toreign Stace- periains exclusively to the Government at the United States. made: N65 limitations and nondi- unnn an Oonsrw may impose. tn the absence 9: legislation by Congress. I was unwilling on the uuuhsnatoyicidtoarm-eignstucussrignuo that its grantees might land on our shore w denies a similar right to our people to land on its shores. and. on the other hand. I was reluctant to 5“! I 811112 which might be in the Interest 0! the world and oi civilization, in aiinrdiug the Iaciiitim at such comtnunloatlnh as were proposed. 1, therefore. withheld any objection to the landing oi any cable. oh condition that the assume no. .nopoly' ol tho ' be-in ' ‘ and that the right or any cable which may be estahllsltod by authority or this Government to land on French territory and to connect with Fnrnch land lines and enjoy the necessary iaellitioe or privileges incident to the use thcrooi. upon as tevorablc terms as any other company. be con- ceded. As I ruult Lliucoi. the company in (gnu. lion renounced the exclusive privileges. and the. representative at in-anon wu_lniormod that, un- derstanding this rclinqulshxnrnt to be counted as granting entlro reciprocity and equal tncmuu. the opposition to the landing oi tbnoablc was with- drawn. The cable, under the French oonooulon. was landed in the mouth ol July. W39, and.hs.o been an emcleni and valuable agent oi communi- cation between this country and other continents. eIwar- Lrvnn 00llPE11‘l10il. II soon passed under the control oi those who run the management of the cable oosxncezug in-nu. Britain with this continent, and thus whgmyqz benedt to the public might have issued (mm oom- petition between me we linessruloet. Having greater iaciiltlce oi additional line and additions security lrorn accident. it ought to have been bet- ter for the public; but those inc:-eased lscllities and ibis mitlllionll security. together with the ‘non. bincdcontrol oi the capital or the two companies, gave also greater |l0I'(t‘ to prevent the return con- struction or other lines and to limit the cen- troi or the telegraphic communication between thotwoeonttnents tothou possessing lines at ready laid. Wilkins iswnentlsssoshlnhlsboen laid. known as the United Steins direct cable. connecting the United State: directly with Gnu Britain. As soon as this csblvsvrss repel-tedtn bolsworkiegovderultevsteset thecxtsttngoosr soiidated company were greatly rodtsoosl. or nuts 00 Loan. Boon, however. atrreak I'll annonnnediathu new cable. and immediately the rates oi the other bu. Iblch Itadbcon rodnood. were sguaraiaed. report made - through the clerk oi lite‘ Court, communicated herewith, -shown the condition oi the eslendir on the able tocnmplete the work within the time erilrta- . void: is prevented herewith. axtendtel the time- oa which may ieeresltes‘ iconld notconeedellsstanypotverahouldolaimr This cable being not repaired. the ram swear xextehevedeeeu breather line teem those rer- merly charged by the other computer. Tbemis reason to believe that large amounts oi’ capital, both at bone and abroad. are readyio seek proﬁt.- abie iaveaiinut isms uivnnceresattci this useful and most civliising moans oi? intercourse and act respondence. They ssralt. hourevui, the aunt- aoen oi the means and condlttoeaen which they may ndeiy he made tributary to the general good. selﬂess table telegraph lleea connect. , sums than are questions as to tour organization eodoonirol. which. probably. can be best. if not eolclymtuea by convention: between the respect- ive States. In the absence. however, at later- national conventions on the cabinet. there are many points which appear to me important, is not indispensable. tor the protection not the public against the extortion which may result tron s neonopoiyol the right of operating cable tole- amml. or trout & combination between several lines. ‘I. No line should he allowed to laud osthe shores oi the United states soda a concession twin snotberpovrcrvhiehdoel twtadnit therigbt oi snyethar line or llnee.ro¢-seed in thetlsiteri 8tatns.tol.sedondireetyeoaeeotvrith anntoperate tbrouhlandllnu. I - I. No line should be allczw-ed.!.e land as the shortcut thetinited Btstuwhiehianchbrtr-easy supulatiems with the Government mm when there: it proceeds. cs-by prohibition in iuchdrter or other-vrlse.to the astigtaetlonoithie Govern- ment... ““‘ ‘rs-om “‘ " er ‘ tlon-with any otheres-his talegvapnline.o¢eoai- hitting an rights tor the purpose oi regulating and maintaining the cost of telegraphic ocnununles lion. 8. All llnefshlll hebouedtegive ... “ nee i.u=tl:e -““_ mlselen oi the oliiclal massages cl use Gevenmentsoi the tsro countries between which they may be laid. 4. Apmvor he reserved toihcttvo Governments. ther eonjointlv or to each. as re- giardsthe messsxedispaiched trons its IbDl‘!l, to il::alitnittotbechs:xssl.o_he maintained tor the transmission 9‘! rnoseegva. I present this subject to the could ‘-‘..’u.. of Congress in the rneantlrna. and. ultra Oongress otherwise directs. I shall notopposothe landing at any telegraphic cable which complies with and uaeets to the late ahevaeaemernted. but will ‘real it my do y to prevent the landing 0! any which does not ooniorrn lo them-stand second points as stated, and which will Ictatipniaee tooencede to this Government the pr-cogdeooe in the transmission oi its ottieisl messages, and will not enter into satisisctory ar- rangements as regards its charges. - nsbbcsaxr rurunsrrzsrrosr. Among the present: and important subjects. to which. in my opinion; the attention or (longs-cu ‘ahonldbcdixccted are those relating to irlndth lent _ﬂ.I.Kl.I'llill£|DlI and expsiristion. The United States. with great liberality, otaa its cmxanahipjo all who in good talth comply with ma nqaimmuau oi law. These requirements are as simple and upon as isvorable terms to the em- Ignat as the high privilege to which he is ad- mitted oanor sttouldpermit. I do not P109906- any additional requirements to these which the law new demands. but the very simplicity and not at neocuary formality in our Ian have made b-sndulcnt naterailrsuon not nntreqaent to tho- discredit and injury at all honest cltlune whether native‘ or naturalised. oases oi this character are oonunuuy was brought to the notice oi the Government by our representatives abroad and also those oi persons resident in other countries. - burr-Dobarsts. Host trequently these. ii they have remained in this country long enough to entitle map to become. eaiurallaemgtave generally not much over-passed that period. and hay) returned to the country. at their origin, where they reside. avoiding all do- ties to the United states by their absence. and claiming to he emspfrmm all duties to the coun- ‘try at their nativity and oi their residence by rea- .scn oi their ailrgednatnrnllsauon. It lsdne to this Government melt. and to the great mass or ’naiu.r¢i'sod ciiisens who entirely. both in name and in tact, became citizens or the Umtedﬁtntoo. that the high privilege-or citisonanlp omhs United ‘States should not be hel-:i_by1znnd or ladarogation olthnlsyvaandol thiegood name of every bonnet ‘citizen. Onxnanyoocasiona it has been brmzxht ‘to the knowledge oi the Government that certiﬁ- cates ofnsturallxstiou are bold and protection or ‘interference eIsum_4 by parties who admit that notonly they were not within the United sure; at the time oi the rnttnnzn rvsronsuzsnon, has that they have never resided in the United Betas. lssoibers tnoocrllloassaadrcoorsdoithe ecert showonthiiriacolhsttlsepereonsclsimlug. tone--‘ " ‘indent "‘tlse ,- - time In the Unlltd Btstea. In others It is admitted. upon cumin “ . that the rujuiremcnts oi the is: have not been oompllod with. in some cases even such certiﬁcates have been matters of pur- chase. These are not isolated cases. man; as rare intervals, but oi common occurrence. and- winch are reported (you: all quarters oi the globe. such cccnnvtnoes cannot and do not fall to reileoi upon the Qovcrnmemt. and injure all honest citi- zens. Boob a trend being discovered. however. thcmls no practicable means vrltltln the control oi the Uovernlnont by which the record or um. rnilullon can be vacated; and ghonld the cartin- cate be talus up. as it usually is. by the d.lp|o. mark: and consular Nprueentativea oi the Govern cut to which it may havobcen presented, there is nothing to prevent the person eialrnlng to have been naturalised trout obtaining a new on-tlllcste iron the court. In plaoeoi thstwirlebhas been taltmtrutn him. The evil hubeoomeao greet. audol encisu Jreatocenrxvnus. that I cannottoo strongly recommend that norm EYFICTXTE xnssuuu be adopted to provide apropez remedy tor the vI~ eating or any records traadniontiy suede. and air the punishing cl guilty battles to the ‘H tlon. I.nthiseoanection.lretortotheqoktioneiaxps- relation and the election of nationality. The ifmtod states was the tovcmoetin holding thought of expatrlatlng. and was principally ‘uetrumantnl in overthrowing the doctrine oi perpetual mu‘-r. once. Oongrus bu donned the right 0! a.v.pat.ria- uon to be a natural. Inherent right cl all people; but. whiibrnanyotaar nations have Isvrs ptuﬂd. mg what formalities shall be necessary to war: a change oi allegiance. the United States luscnaci- ed)-revisions oi law, andhu in no roapoctmado one showing how and when expatriatioc may be accomplished by its oillsens. instances are brought to the attention of the Government wngg-3 citizzns oi the United States. lseromstnralised or native-born. hi“ 10118111! become citizens or subjects oi iorein powers. but. who. never- “' , in the absence oi any pro- visions or legislation on these questions. when involved in cllﬂcnlttu or wlian ittee.matobet.hnirlnternst,elalni to be citlmu oi the United States. and demand the intervention oi a Government which they have long since abandoned. and tqvrbtob tor years they have ran- dcred no service not hold themselves in any ray amenable. In other cases naturalised citizens. im- uaod|.I.toly alter naturalization. have returned to their native countries and have there become an- gsgedlnbuslnoassndhnvoaooeplod oilioeinpu.r- suits in contradiction oi ArnaricanoIll.zonahip,and evinu.-d no intent to, return to the United Btatoe until called upon to discharge some duty to the certain when they are residing. when It once they assert their citizenship and mu upon the nip- rceentativee oi the Government to aid them in their union vletlnalonn. r: is but justice to boon [do clilsena that no doubt should exist oneuoh questions. and that congress should dotezmlna, by enactment oi law. bow expatriauon mu 1... .5. an-Enoxadusnej and change or citizenship 5.; '.,,ug,. aixucah wonzx am-roan, I also invite your attention to the necessity ol regulating by law the status at American woman who my marry ;, husbands and oi donning marelullytlsntoichiidrnnborninntorusgn eon... try or American parents who may reside abroad, and also or some further provision regulating or givingiqgal elect to mas-rllna oi Amine-lean ulti- ecuocsatrnetod in countries. The cor- reqorﬁtueosubxnettedher.-ovvi.ta shown s low or constantly ‘‘ questions on these points ptenotod to the oonsidtatlon oi l1u0ovorn— Incnt. ‘lhuotroiiew Iuhhtll lnuezuv ‘N Ill hantienoiooqxoesonwlslcls mnrndesicans reis- tiosu an pending. xiv Quanta: voa e-urn uzrswrnaxr. Tbomosstholluly lurtna bmxilngerecied tor tlaenepannentototl-uwu taken posaeaslon oi ﬁt. gm Eailp élnhr -§l'£'l‘ltl3£‘i’lIl, ﬁiiellrileshztp _@s1:nE:zg.' {ember 3, i335. and oecngsted by that department. I on: may ‘ y to any thstthe are-xhivns sets valuable papers of the Government in the custody of that department are novr solely deposited. and properly cereal for. -ma 8:!l".)1§‘I' or rm: aucarzrnsv or rm: -rusmitrav e‘bo~u the rte-erpta tram customs for ten ﬁscal year ending Jane :9). ittt. to have been .nm,lrn.~ use 60.3.36 tor the decal year ending June 5ﬁ.l>i‘i5,5o Ivanhoe: Il.:.‘.'r,.\«‘.‘.‘.: are-, 3 decrease to:-anoint ﬂu-2.! you at S5.Wl.1ll 1.5. The receipts from internal revenue for the your aselsg June es. ml. were :10-2,509,734 :13. we tor the year ending the ms of June. I-#75, were $ii0.— :‘<.:7,Ills M, an increase or s'.'.5oT,Ioai H. The report also shows a complete history 91 030 uromsg of me Department losses: but yuan Ind contains the recommendations tor roicvnu and nor lcgtedisllon which I oevacur in, but cannot comment on so iolly as I should like icon if space would permit; but I will continue myself so slow Mt£:os~ than which I 14:01 upon liljits-I to the but lubr- eats oi the whole people, coming within the pur- rim? or the Treasury. i rnaan srsczx nuoxrrxoir. Too much stress cannot be laid upon this ones- uos. and I hope congress maybe Induced at the earliest day practicable in insure the consumma- tion olthn aetoitbelutcottrﬁﬂlil 3535“ 393‘ uses. to bring about specie piles on and arts: use1stoi.3ansary.i3'.‘l4. at the rarthest. It would be a gust hiesaiusl this could beoonanm- uuieai. even at an earlier day. Plotain: seems to are more or.rts.tv.‘thsn thus hall. lsaaitlty and per- manent naaaiou curhot this place in iavor or she lndiutz-we and nuaneiu vreliare oi the country. null] we return In a measure oi values recognised throughout the civilized world. While vgue it current note cquivalczf. to this standard. the world's recognized stsndazd—specie—b'ecAomcs a commodity like the products of the soil. the sur- pius seeking a market wherever there is a demand. index our present system we should want some or would not have say. were It abt that customs does must be paid in eels. and because or the pledge to pay the inter-at oi the public debt in coin. ‘rtse yield of precious metals would ﬂow out her the purchase or iorcign production. and leave the United States iserua oi wood and draw- are oi water because of wiser legislation on the subject e! ﬁnance by the nations with srhetn we have dealings. 1 am not pr-epand to III 1111!! can suggest the best isgtstauox in oer‘-um the 034 most heartily commended. It will be 5 source oi great gratiﬁcation to me to be able to approve any met: some oi Congress loot- inn eﬂcctivelv toward securing resumption. Un- .iuntr<i imitation would probably bring about er-4.-cle pigments more speedily than any 108141" Hon looking to theredcrnptlon 0! legal tenders in core. but ll would be at the expense oi honor. The legal tcodnuvouid have no value barond settling the present liabilities. or, properly speak- ing. repudiating them. ‘they would buy nothing alter the debts were all settled. nil Hx2sionlvr‘n -rusour. There are a ten measnrawhicl: seem to me im- portant in this eonnzcuon, usd which I command to your consideration. as toilette: A repeal of co much or the legal-tender sets as makes the notes rccnvnblc tor debts contracted altar at’ data to be dated in the act ltaelr not later than the lat ed Jan- uary, rm. We would then have quotation at real values, not nctitious ones. Gold would no longer be at at premium, but currency at a dis- count. A healthy reaction would set in at once and with a degree to mass the currency 810-11 In net It purponeto be. The merchants. manw iarturtn and tradesmen oi every calling could do business on a lair margin oi proﬁt. the motley ro- cqlvtd having anunvsrylng value; labsrnn and all elaues who work let stipulated pay or salary on uld receive more than their ineoteo. 50¢-WM extra proilu would no longer be charged by the capitalists to compensate tor the risk at A down ward ductueiion in the value of the currency.‘ 9. Issnestthst the sccretaxyoi the Treasury, be authorized to redeem say not to exceed $3.000.- ooo mpnthly or legal tender notes. by inning in their an-all long bonds. bearing interest attherste oi 3.3.1 lmper out her annmn. ot~de.nomlna\lonI ".313; (mm race to 51,000 each. 1‘lussreu.lsl.in. tine reduce the legal-tends-.r_netcs tcavﬁarna that could be ittpt aﬂoat without denundlng rc- dcrnpeion in large aunts suddenly. Lsrnro t7r~rlsnaau'nr. , ‘ I Peooinincsd that additional pofotbegiv-en to the secretary oi the Truutryto sccgsrltiasegrnd tor the anal redemption or curnncyhinsareulng the revenue. curtailing expenses. or yea. it is preferable tcdo both. and I recommend that the rt auction of expendltu res“be made wherever it can be done without impairing Government obliga- tions ororlppllng the duo execution ttresooi. '0ne measure tor increasing the revenue. and tiseoaly one. I rains. in all necessity. is therostoratlon oi the duty on tea and eodee. b A ran on rzs. ‘these duties would probably add Sl.$_o00.(i00 to the prevent. amount received {or impoi-ta.,nn4l room in no way increase the prices paid tor those "arti- cles by the consumers. Than articles are the products oi countries collecting revenue trotn ex- ports, and, as we. the largest eon.nnne.rs, reduce the duties. they proportionally increase them. With i.his'u.ldition to the rovcnuu. many dntioa now collected. and which give an insigniﬁcant re- turn Icr the cost oi collection, might be remitted. to the direct advantage 0! consumers alone. I would mention them artloles which enter into marsuiacturoe oi all sorts. All duties paid upon such articles go directly to the cost 0! the article when snanuisctur-ed here. and must be paid for by con- sumers. The duties not only come from the can- sumer alone. but set as a protection to image rnsnuhctnrere oi the completed article in oerown aui dlslsnt rnarketa. axvrttxu SUOGESTIOX. I will suggest or nsentlou another subject. hear- ing upon the problem oi now to enable the Score- tasy oi the Tneasnryto mnlate balances. it is to devloaeome better tncthodoi voxifyilgnlnlms against the Government than at proeent_e.:ist.e through use Uonrt oi Claims. especially those olalml growing out or the late wu. Nothing is mcrootrtalnthanthatalai-go peroenlaxool amounu passed and paid are part or wholly trend- eieator are far in execau oi the real losses sue- tslud. Large alleged losses. proves: on good testimony. according to existing laws. by amounts or ilctltious or unscrupulous persons, hnvoboen sustained on small [arms and plantations. and are not only tar beyond the possible yield oi those places tar any one you-._but. as every one knovra who has experience in tilting the aoi1.u<l who lsae visited the scenes at tbespounuon, are is many in- stances more than the individual claimants were worth, including their personal property and real eatanc. The report or the Attorney General, which will be submitted to Oongress at an early dry, will contain a detailed history oi the avruds made and oi the claims pending. at the class hero rcict-ml to. _ -nit: xxroirr ov rm: encsuzrsnr or was. are-,mpanying this message, gives a detailed ae- ocunt oi army opcxnuons tor the year inst passed. expenses to: maintenance. otc.. with recommendations Iov legislation. to which I ru- rpecunlly invite your attention. To some oi those I invite spocialatinnuon: 1. The nouulty or making 530.000 oi’ the appro- priauon for the Subsistence Department available beiore the beginning at uni next decal year. Without this provision, troops at points distant rmrn supply production must either go without load. or existing laws must be violated. It is not attended with cost to the Treasury. 2. ills recommendations oi an enactment at a sy stem or annuities Icr the families oi dcoeaacd amocra by the voluntary reductions from the monthly pay oi enleers. This again is not at tended with e burden upon the ‘l.‘roa.tury: and would (0! the future relieve much dlstmu. which every old army oﬂloer has vrlincuotl. on the part at omens-I dying suddenly or lacing tilled. leaving inn lites without even means oi reaching thoir (1 lends, ii Iormnue cnuugltto have Islands to laid them. 3. Tboropoai ol the Law abolishing mileage and n rvi.ts‘.rn to its old system. - t. The trial with torpedoes. under the Corps oi Engineers. and the appropriation to; the same. should war ever occur between the United Blues and any maritime power. torpedoes will be among it not the moat cnhctlve and cheapest auxiliary for the deienae ol harbors. and alaoln aggressive operations. that we can have. Hence. it ll ad- viuble to learn by experiment their nest construe- ilou am appilcauo . as well as etect. 5. A permanent organisation tor the Signal Bor- razee tlcrxu. 112:» service has eawoeeiesaeu ae- oi poem. as steel as star. under use ari- vsmeeuiezht maria by the pres-sen! lrnnsicaisiseut. S. A renewal oi ihe apgamnriatiort 7»! commits; the omens: records of the war. eve-. nix xavv. _ The condition or ernr any at this time to s lads- jet-I. or Mtininlotéon. it does not metals. it Lt time. any of me pmveriez cruising siren nude stole: rnslre so much of the zahmime eueagghnr some of the tribe: nations. but neither may well» muisttsitnsnuon not our loraign policy requires that we should haves large smasher of ships as this izlsaizs-.‘.t.zr. our navy does not contain. how- ever. a sveaaiderahle number of lmc-elude of the monitor class. which. though not properly cruis- e rs. are point-rrfui and eﬂective for harbor dctense and tar ogsrx-aliens near our own shares. 0: these. oil the e1ug‘.v.*-5.0::--died ones, ﬁfteen us anus» her, have been substantially rebuilt, their rotten ‘Koo-led beams: replaced with trust. their hulls strengthened . and their regimen and res chsnery thoroughly repaired. tau that they are new in most smcient condition and nearly rsasdy for tea, as soon as they can be manned and pea Sn consents- ston. the ave -tennis-znrreseo tree-clans ug- longlng to our tier}. 3;: iartlse most powesinl oi anrshipe lcr lighting purposes. szenlso in hand..- endovrotng conerzietergtalrst. and eoxilé Berti‘! lm-sesiaperioasvaryiagh-outonrzesix months. with these completed seem-drag to use prueesdeaxgn. and our :19 iron torpedo-been not resdnesr lane-dad not will be. tea the pnrpoouafdnlcaae at home. equal to my lease iaatesnbe readily brought against it. of our woodennsv7.a1so, otniea: or various since. to the armberoisbout tort). including these new in comzniaalosv, are in the Atlantic. and could be usdytordniyasrsstsaseets eoaidbe enlisted her team not already in ceeneaiuion. of these. onev third are. in effect, not ships, and though some at. the remainder need considerable repairs on their boilers and machinery. they all are or can n.r..um.r as nabs. l5s’?£CTl\‘l'.. ‘mile constitutes a nest of more than any are: ships. as which attach an iron-clad not in hand on the Atlantic coast. _lz'be any has been brought IQ this oonriltios: by a iudieicns and practical ap- pliance oi what could be spared iron: the current appropriation oi the last for yeazsand iron: that rnadetomectttrepouibleesnuxnnoyoizwoyvtfﬁ “ago; it has been done quietly. without proclama- tion or display. and though it has necessarily suaighumcd tbedeputmcnt in its ordinary expon- diieres. and as tax as the iron-elada are concerned has added nothing to the cruising Ioroeotttte navy. ya the result is not the loss satisiaetory. bee-sen: it lstobe loud in axraatlanveascoirosi rather than apparent force. The upennus incar- rexl tn Lbe maintenance at an omectlvo naval tone in all its branches are ilouepsxrliy large. but men tone is essential to our "position, re- iatlons and character. and attracts sermusiy the vrcight or our pnaczebu no policy the-ouzhv tor the whole I-pbere oi naval responsibil- ity. The estimates tor the regular support or thlshranoh oi the settles in: the next year amount so altttie leu in the uxvegatethsn those made tor the current year. boteome &d4iuOtIxllp- mu;-nations sneaked tor objects not included in the: ordinary maintenance oﬂtie navy. but believ- edtobeo! pressing inspcrinaceatthis time. it would. in-my opmicn. be arise at once to al- rord aumdlett means iortnelmnodute completion oi the an double-turreted maul new under- going rvrutirs which must otherwise advance aloe!- ly. and qnlyp moneyean be spared more mm- renr expenses. llupplerucnied by these. our navy. armed with the destructive tvupeesa oi modern warfare. manned by nor seamen, and in charge or our instructed ollcu-s. will present a force power- in) tor the home purposes at it responsible though pweenu xsuos. ' ms roar-xlrraa-os.:rxa.u.'s naronr. Thereportoi the Postmaster-G-anexai hsretlth vrsnsssmee gives a lull emery oi use working: or tile department loztheyoar just past. It will be observed that the deﬁciency to be supplied tom the general Treasury has increased over the amount required (or the preceding year. In a country so vans in area as the United (states. with large portions epsraeiy s.ett_lacd, it must be ex- ,p¢cled thatthlu import service will he Intro or ieua. burden upon the 'x‘reaenry.:er many years ‘to come, hntlh oi the puhilyem vice which is _the irhoie people more than tbecbosp andrapid trauunlssionoitne nails. The Winn! ‘ 113'!!!‘-ARI in M gained by a direct line! Ame:-roan learner: to the South American States will far outweigh the expenses or service by not cl Congress. Illllrev-ed Karen so. 1379. Almost all nutter. vvhetherp y mall matter oznot,ms.yboaentuudista:aoo ughthesn in packages not exceeding iour panels in vraigla. . tor the sum oi sixteen cents per pound. so tar as t. nslbluioo 0! ton: rnsll matter goes thin would seem tlrulr proper. but 1 contest the law be sci me as to exclude {mm the mails merchandise or all descriptions. and limit this transportation to all nrtidne enumerated. and which may be nlasred as mail mailer proper. * ruin nucst tutu. The discovery of gold in the Black Hills, I pov- Iiun or the Sioux reservation. has had the eiisct to Inducn u in-go emigration oi minors to that point. ‘rims tar the edort to protect t.tIe'tros.ty rights oi the Indiana oi that aoctton have been successful. but the next year will certunly witness a large in- crease oi’ such emigration. The negotiations lor the rellnqulsnrncnt oi the gold ﬁelds having ialled. it will be necessary for Oongrcuto adopt some ucuurnato relieve the nnzoarr-seamen: grmrlhg out oitbocauaea named. The Secretary oi the lnlesior suggests that the supplloe new appropri- ‘ sled ior the sustenance of that people. being no longer obligatory under the treaty of ism. but simply is grlluity. be issued or withheld at his dia- crcuon. ‘rm; xxnux rlnrtrwar. The condition of the Indian Territory. to which i he,ve_r-aiund in several oirmy Ierrner ennui mes- Iasumremainn practically unchanged. The Bistro- inry oi the Interior has taken measures to obtain a lull ropurtoi the condition or that1'errtt.cry,and will zuxoistse snbjecsorsspeeial report atan early day. It may then be necessary to make some inr- lhcr recommendations in regard to legislation to: thc govurnxnetﬁ of that Territory. ‘ ‘nu: 1-arnrr orrtcx. ‘rhcstendygrotthaad innrnasooi thobusinoas oi the Patent Oilioe indicates. is some measure. the progress oi the industrial activity oi the country. The rooeiptsol the omnearo inucouut iteex pcndituroe. and the onion generally is ins pros- pemns and uushctory condition. rvrz Luw orrrcn. The report oi the General Inna Once shown there were 3.459.401 acru lees disposed oi timing this than during the lsstyear. More than one-hail or this dcaouee was in lands disposed or under the ‘orncslemi and timber-culture laws. The causes oi this decrease are supposed to be found in the 5 auhopper econrxe and the drought: which prevailed so extensively in some oi the manner States and ’Zle.l'rltor'|cs during that time. as to discourage and deter entries by actual settlers. The cash recelptr-[were less by 3890.323 2: than during the preceding year. The entire surveyed area oi the public domain is oso.r.:e.coi acres. or which 25,077,551 acres were nrvoyed during the past year. leaving 1,151,411.70: aaes still unsur- voyed. The report oi the Commissioner many interesting suggeeliona in regard to the anagoment and disposition oi the public domain and the rnodlilcation cl existing laws. the AD~ parent importance or which should aoouro ior them the carriul consideration 0! Ooegrcsa. The number oi pensioners still continues to denroase, the highest number having been reached during the year coding June 80, I533. THE P2318107! Ill-"Ali. During the int you ll _.'x:1 names rrarn adds] to the rolls, and 12,577? were droppotl iirerelrom , showing a not decrease oi 1,430. ltul. while the number oi penaiabcr-a has decreased, the annual amount due on the pension rolls has increased si,s75_:ri:. This is caused by the greatly increased average rate oi pensions, which. by the Liberal legislation of Oougrtaa. increased from 5il.i7:“7 in 1:1‘: to $10,391 In lelll, to ouch invalid pensioner an increase in the average oi in per cent. in the three years ending June 30. 1873, thezoras paid on account oi pcnslone, including the expenses oi disbursement. xeoogut 16. being 3'.:.i-an all lots than the preceding year. This reduction in amount oi expenditures was produced by the do- mean in the amount oi an-esragu duo on .. than §‘l(=.5M are-no ssxrokypemie invatids, and zs~;.er:> er$<§cvrs'sn<£ -lope-assess vs!» time; 3.426 mm navy-pensioners, oi scream L536 worse tsvsaitirs. and :.?>.‘es vrisla-are and do/oendesst svlaiivee; iiﬂsﬂ were pensioners M’ the we! d izla. 1.5,2?.“.5 oi arbour were ourvtsratt, amﬁ 1.153 widows. required tcvshepayieeceztct pseoeeirxee for the next time: year. as ﬁnance me.-smzesa {turn the esti- miiw bar the pliant year. have been yrreeowtot with sevvottrzgatn area or about eoﬁtiﬁ aqua:-2 zsztlssoln the Terrlmrirse oi0olorstd-9, hook and lies: silesslvrxc, dweloplng source: and Etxrnieising amt ......... allowed claims and on pensions. the rate oi which was increased by the legisla- so —-sec? 4.- arm an iron“ :3! can preceding seams no em.- groas. at the clue ot_ the one Here? 7'64“ 1225 re were on the pension mils 12$-335%! Wnﬂtss, M u-, Sr?a$.$‘?»‘3 iwiiﬁt it as series-and that 3293.-°.®5.4!w wit? M9 ‘SR3 $2U¢1X)‘!tt(.‘§ L £‘l§.?’X.l?3ra'!‘!~2'§Vi gy flaring this year. the sxzaanlisrxl slid miners! re- late.-ruwt-ng sci-zaiiﬁv wee} details as an region. ‘In! rarmaas ?‘0tJel"ii’. rs.’ -~ “session as the ' “ adopted at the tiegmamxoﬁ any Itraotam hm boon nudity pursued, and with satisfactory and en- couraging results. is has been pr-odnnasvas at on- csstilsvluu-siestsaxaéooaesnee as out mic, sudvtilbornontlhned, with suit such umtldck lioness inrmnr ezpanemsee Hug indicate to 938 acct ;. - rrcx cerrrvicxtrrac. The sour. bectaiore appointed to tithe charge ottkeszticiesnad Inatertaixaaﬂalnili was was , tboxevy, the Tyouiury. the Ieeerszw and to . rostaoillce Department. stir‘. the ﬁepenzaent or Axﬁcuii .. the dmitheonian institutions. and I gag Uommlnsicm or reed lfiei‘. to he eouitsbnwi as 452.! theivgielntlonoitleetasriseexlcn to lbs 2129: mi- illonli Xxhitritlaoa at be held at Emil-.sdelpb .u_»-i-:'a- iegtbeoentenniai year 3.“ 8, has been ﬁlitgvcut in the of the duties which new line vzd upon it, and the p were- tiouo so tar made wish the menu at mass} liﬂt assurance that the £56 rennin: contribution _ will be one of the atrial cannetalatieseulseexhlbttion. The oojrud has observed commendable economy in the nﬁsttor oi’ the emotion or buildings (or the Gcvveminent ex- lsioit. the unease at which, it is eamrsaiett. soul not owned. as! seems. This-' urn-cant ‘ha: been withdrawn. once: the luv, store the i!«9I-"‘0vria-- sinus of ﬁve oi the principal niopannvesrxte. which learn some or times departments without num- eient means to render their respective pra.etlr.al ‘exhibits complete and satisfactory. ‘rho exhibi- 1102 being an international one. and the Govern- meat being a. voluntary contributor. it is my opia- inn that ills contribution about: be at a cliaraelnv, in quality sod extent. to sustazu the dignity and credit 0! so distinguished s contributor. The ad- vsntsges to the country or it creditable display no. in in international point at view. of the irit in-tportusoe. while‘: intililernm. or dlsoroditsbln psmeipwon its me tiovu-uncut ‘would oh» su- ttltllmuny to the patriotic feelings or our people themselves. I command the estimates of the board (or the rseeeseary additional appropriations lo the iaverabie cousin “ 0! coupon. nu: rowan or xenon, almost without excepilemot man: was .‘£~ea:.ls A can temsndeveu t2sernoredlst.aetEast~ are Pea-en, have snsniisated their txiendlyaentb rneuta toward the United States and the interests or the world in our progress bytutlng atepceo join with us in celebrating the Centennial oi the Nation. and 1 stt-ogly recommend that a more lia- tionsl importance be given tethia exhibition by each legislation and such appropriation as will in- sure in success. its value in bringing to out than innumerable uaolel works at an and still, the eomsuingllngol the citizensoi iovr-zign countries and our earn. and the interchange or ideas and rnanuiaoiurcsurill ms exceed I37 PIG“-I115’! °=l“‘! lac may make. }li3t.'1L1..-i..\'xOt.'s xxx-one-i. I transmit herewith the report or the Commis- sioner of Agriculture. together trim the report or the Commissioners. the Board at Audit, and the Board oi Health oi the District oi Columbia. to all oi which I invite your attention. The Bureau oi Ag-ricnltnxtnu has aeeoszplished much in disseminating nsctui knowledge to the sgrtenlmriet. and also tacvoducinz new and use- . inl productions edspicd to our soil and GUll.ll'-9. and is worthy oi the ‘ the Government. ‘rho report oi the Commissioner oi Education, which accompanies the reporter! the seomtagy or the Interior. shows a gratifying progrms in edu- cational matters. In nearly every annual message tlutlixavehadtlsehonortotranemitw Oongreea I have called attention to the anomalous. not to My scandalous, ponditlon 9! nlairl. ex. hung in the Territory oi Utah. and have asked ier ccilniie legislation to correct it. That ' ronroaxr should exist in a tree. enlightened and chrlsusn country without the petrol’ to punish so ﬂagrant a crime against decency and morality, seems pne- posterous. since there is no law tasnsuun this unnatural vice; but ‘hit is needed ‘is a. law to punish it as a crime. and at the same time to its the etatusoi the innocent children. the oﬂsprlnz of this a} stern, and of ‘the possibly innocent plural wives; but. as an insulation. polygamy should be banished train the Land. While this is being done, I invite the attention o_I Coltgronl to another. though perhaps nolasa en evil—the importation 0! Chinese women. but few of whom are brought to our aiiczes to pursue honorable or ueclni occupations. m:n.c-rive: shun) Laws. Observations rrbiic visiting the ‘territories oi Wyoming. Utah and Colorado. during the past autumn. convinced me that existing laws relating tolhe disposition of public lands. timber, etc.. and probably the mining laws themselves, are vary detective. and should be car-ntully amended. and at an early day. in aterritorv where coin. ‘ 'enconragBznent oi vntlon oi the soil can out; be (allowed by irriga- _ icon. the law is not practicable. The lands which can only be n-cd M putnnge. and this only when alt ck can reset: water to quench its thirst. cannot begoverned by the some late as entrteu as lands evuryure oi whit‘): is an independent estate by iuclr. Lands must be held in larger quauug. to jumry the expense oi conducting water upon it to make it irnitlni. or to loamy utilizing it as pastur- sgc. The timber in most oi the frérritortes is pslnelpdll Bounnod to the mountain regions. vi blah Ira no.-id tar entry in small quantities only and as mineral lands. The timber Is the property oi the United Siateetior the disposal a! which there is now no adequate law. The settler must become a consumer or the timber. whether he lives upon the plains or engages. in working the mines. Hence, every man becomes either a trospsneer himself. or knowingly a patron oi troenqaecu. My opportunities {or observing were not sodium: to jnattiy me in reccrnrnendiagyspeclhc lgialatien on these subjects. but I do recommend that: n-‘joint committee oi the two houses of Congress, Iuilcicntly nobe divided into vnb~con:miv- toea.hecr-gnu to visit all the mining estates and Terr-iioncs dnnn the co summer. and that the eommiltoe sin I rtpovt to ougreas at too sioe such laws or amendments to laws as it may deem necessary eocnre the best interests oi the Government and the poo or these ‘rum- tmiaa, who are doing some: rortbelr develop- ment. 1 am sure the citizens occupying the ‘rev- rltorleuel dosages do not wish to be trnwtvazdlcefn. nor tr they legal trays are prov or them in become camera of those actual necessities oi their position. rruharxon. A RICA!‘ as this will be the last annual ehall have the honor or trsneinlttia b chosen. I re us which I does at vital ml- aiaotsid be is upon and st. estatesshallbnroquiredtosiior-dine opportunity clagood common school education to eve? child within their limits. 5. list no sectarian tenets shall be ever taught in any school supported in whole or in put by the Blue or Nations. or by yl"015€CdI ol anv Lu lovlod upon any community. Education shall be made o. uipulsory an in as to deprive all persons who cannot read and write from bcmrning votcn aiu.-r lhe year 15:0. diairnnchialng none. in-wonar. on gvoumls oi ilutcncy who maybe voters at inn time this amcrztimenl Lakes cﬂcct 1. To declare (ihurrb and State. nvrovrsr separate and distinct. but eaten free. within their urnpcr sphere, and that all (Trsuren property shall bear in own proportion or taxes. To onm L-ut llccnecd immorality. such as polygamy and the l:nj,-ortatlon ul women lot 1110- gitlmntlc purrroou. ' To recur again to tbgcantnlu vlyurz It would win: as though. IOI is woun t to begin new second mum at onrrluionsl xsstonoe, it would be & noel III 11 time let these. zeievaa. 5. To enacssocn lawsas vrlil secure a speedy return to a sound currency. such as Ivllloomrnand — the respect of Lbe world. Bvllnvln that these views will commend then: solve: to grvntrnajorlty oi the righuhiuking and nauietso uusens at the Unltnd states, I suc- wit the rest to Oung-tau. U. 8. Grain’. (3i|'iItd) Executive Nchllﬂl Dec. 7. 1573. i 1"’ .l _..-9 9 _ ' ~ ,\_'b ilzxily ®laI:z~£:wit_rKI. wehztzshan Einnﬁzzgf §;zz£mIz2a.' 8, 13%. -FOREIGN. .’§"“'°"l““°‘-"‘“..;'é.":.'l::’.“2l.‘.‘:f.:l’.”il.’: Imwm mm. . D * - . ' Azremrwrm D ' E PBBMEET llllll E W “owmrx nouios nu nuriz. ' ‘ - '- ’ V " urxncm. December T.-—'l‘he human gene lute Ea Attempts to Aasuasinnte Hon‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ am?‘ “ ‘ IN: All Apullingnﬂnlenilty in the North Sea. ﬁtcengers ‘and Crew of the Deulsch-i land Drowned. ‘ Soldiers Frorpn to Death in'N\orllr~ oils“ Spain. Reliable Details of the Colliery Horror. The Archbishop or Cologne Bum- + mound to licelxn. . Eﬂlmde _ V nrrr I-mansions DDOWKID. Lmroon. December ‘l.'—Oebtnln mleirmmin use pareolinopenaegerunaeu-cwoluenram. or me usd'l:nre' 1n_et'1endedI.t'l.l'nrwl¢ll. It ieeeppooedthetehoutlinycl llanzstsoengeresnd crew were drowned. The Deetechlund lonow on Long Sande, iurthertowsod the Bone: ehoro thnn the Kchtlnltxnock. ‘two tnxs end 1 lliebosl have procmind tome scene of the disaster. Keuthh Knock tends are 5 low miles oiitbe Ibnenu. . r.wrn'n» rxnxonnu. - _ DOIDOIV. December ‘i.—1‘ne I-allowing lu veri intlnr copy of Lloyd’: Inleg-rem from lilsmnrtlehio In regard to the Deninchlnnd ;'rho ntenxnor DGIIKDBI). land. from Bronson. for New York. with end- granlr, went aground on Eentiah Knock, '31 ll o'clock this (liandey) morning. during 3 heavy am-tiuurt pie. The weather wan thick with now. '.l.‘be cow was wnoﬁ - '..l'be Deniechluld ff.‘ ‘ﬂu tbedmxentlnh ‘Knock and lenowin four ilnlln hnli tnthouu or . water. Shel it sreu -srtnd idhl . When Onpmln‘ peeogeifi it the :.:na‘e:-rigs was tell at wuer which ws: rleiux Ind telling with the Lido. Anletnnoe has been cent to the l)eutschla.ml. -rm: noxrm nu wimcx. Loimox December 'I.——'l‘na agent at Ilochneter reggru, this morning. that ii out ‘line an rn. in thetrlolnll .konabgnrtonmcrl2en an em %’.‘:::‘.'lf."‘.'t.3‘&’.:i°.“.‘: *l~’lle.:+~.2-...*~.: I V11‘ V about lorry-eighlhcnu. Po ' ‘_ nouns‘: 1-in-m:ui.ln.s. on: iluimxzn um rzlrrr urns Lon-. it-lndnlowbgtlms‘ 11 tbs‘; tggﬁiumber of dentin onlm: y out on on the linln oqliic Irillhot exceed .. U ‘rim BU‘B.\'lV0lL'i uxnzn Xi‘ nlnwicii. . ‘l.oKl:0z1 December ‘l.——Agenta oi the North Gen-non Lloyd‘! Bwhuuhip Company hteto tint the Iteniucr l)onlnchl.nnd land two ilret cabin. twenty tour ortond~eh.se lmdntnoty-raven ulnar nae pageants. no commander oi the British rnau-oi--znrreuio we hen-on ilnrwloh to the Admiralty thslgatiy ll\'Gl remainder or the nuungern and ever have landed at lierwlch, where they ere nnderihe use oi the German Ooonl. outer-mute: August in his statement says tint the noun oi the cwlein oi the Dcutschlud In Bum! ’§'h-2:;.'.mn-Ian Bremen no suuarynomiug Ac ll:-u:: lha 1133011: on 800- 113: err naps: Every olort wu men; 3'.‘ MI MI’ 0 . but In vain. Tim carrying em: mud: at but gear. The 1: Min my run .* -iminevlleteiy alter the uni ntnzck be ordere the lilo-boot: who distributing among the puoenx - ud-crew. ‘tbenext morn- log, u it was thought the-eixl€’wn.I about to break up. no order wru given to 2 this boats. August and two aeunrnwern detailed in nu on o: the basin. which enpelsed twice in lownrlng. When she rlglriacd they drilled away iron: I. o album: r. They tried to pull bat-.k,_butmu1d not. A heavy snow storm or-cvnllod. and the Witlhtr wu pluclhg cold. it e two companions pnrlahcd tram ox nin. Auxuoe can the crew numbered 130. W to Mint saw‘ the sleuner. endolrare were being made to launch all the locale. rm: uvls». y , « - Losuozr. December 5 —-The xdm-tueruporu that the ion! number at IWHBM resound from the D£ul.nchl1Lbd./i.ll ion. ’r9rcniy«ilre bags oi null were nrtd. A 1-my t1T;Im’Il'sei’:to. Loxnns. December ea.-rho loilonrln pnuen-- frerr in II) the alanine‘: Do! veoctn menu , Anna Pi . _ 'i'i>l-. iollnwlng are home the mining’: Tint <nbrr—'l' G. union; oeoo cabin-l.ndw Her- mum. HAFLI I-‘outer Emil link A ling. Throdoro ml ertbn nub Jensen Ilcnrick r‘m\nbtndL>r. Zubclda llecnk ‘ . mdim. , Prooarpilinncixnn‘, m‘.’.l.l‘.‘.".:.. _ run me D! xiw roux. .\exr T0kIt_, r mber 'l.'—Or:lrit:hI & 00.. laorshlitwmnn Lloyd .-stonmnhip line. name ulnolxinncl belongs. have Xtcltlfctl It diepntch tram London which on e that the Admiralty onlocu reported that the boot inked up In: wubcd owe ti-cm the Doutsehl: . and that it was elz]vpoocx{thIS nho Itnlck at some polut -on Eontish Knock Buule. A tug lxu been eonl out to eon:-cl: [or her and render ueintnmo. The ex;-enu hnrc grave tun concerning the Demono- lnnd. and do not conceal than; they enrgoeo that the nasal wentlsehore in I log. on c intent weuber reports tron: Engluid contntn Jcoonntn :1 thick ‘xx!-ﬁmu cnukggdeuteirn mat. ;;h:; u to 1 ex over 0 Ben. fa Jnn Lw. tho Doutnob iourrtered mm or my to port taken no this ul3 ' luck lothcolbor lid» of tho ll.i.lAn|in, - though her much‘ had been dlenhldd. she be.- only made one trip don Sonnhnuytcn since on- codglgillng the ntonn. when one not lnld up Lion; on I ndosou steamer: er the line end her nutbrcn med iiinoe Fohruuy lut. turner mneler oi the Donuchinnd C IIUI Lucius. n in chnrzo thoroughly eminent oiilnxr. wu oi tﬁe cmupnn ‘I doch st Dmmen Hum in than ﬂmo ego, an e ncwcnplnln wbdeo nnmn hnc not ban ascertained won tr-nnuerrod to tho Denlu-Jiiuzd. The am: at puun we on boorrl ll not kcoermbut lniormntiqu on in point in: been ulied by lolerrrnph. - ("Her-id Bwc.i|l.] Lmmoit, Dcooxnbn ‘I.—-The passengers report- ed missing no in, Am J. Grouxnnnn. lint cabin: Llldwlng lineman. Ihrle l-‘outer. 1»: lllmk. Benn: undlnag‘. dvc none. Troooom olkvd’ emit). Lnnaunn. second cnbtn. The Dcni.eoh- lmd ilud rockets All any Hominy nntil ‘tune- agy morning, Alum been tron: Ilerwlch ll wnnlmprncxiccble to bend neeletehce unlllhtlle xnllo modern‘ ted. ﬁtttlgcgldooku ° - hi I 2 Ave soc roux - . i..‘§1..al§:’ oil then oillorxe e.:§ce}lv‘;I.lrc lo . Ono ahlld died on baud the In . crnnlnbor oldcnd bodies in the steamer‘: on In wu ilrty. and others the boau which no ndulnx. so 1 _t ﬂit]-to r Beck. the nu .. is apparently d — . his swollen, blackened eppenrnnoe iodine in in:-ixl-lilla. ma non-ntive wu zlvean wilhncai ch Iy. ' Hes: nhlsboetwuottsohod to the nhiphy a rope, which broke. nndtho boat‘ tell to ioewnrd. ‘There In my no one. it war in: to return. no soul wn rig;-ea and the am": bolero tho wind all any and the igilgwins A t.Bg.'ll;e «tetra e unseen ere. Mien . being giltly without rlioen and stock- lngt. noon . um the neuron shortly slug Al .5 o'clock thin morning the boss was perceived by nrttl n on dirt u. tho ion at lihoorneu And The on uln say: distress ulguule were answered tron: a ll btvcuelo end coast guard sullen nt llnrwiolt. nrtng Mandi evening. Ipntnwihg to the iiemonene of the pic I wuio. oulblc loscnd suiatnnne. No llxn-boat was to hnd, ma none other conltl live. The menu at the wreck on the arrival oi the in , drtles deucrlption. Btronn men. women .ch men were clinging to tho rl.-wing, from which men; had been wulaod my. some werolothelr not was roocuod. lam elmzgloo. In in warn scan the norpnu 0! indie: end children inst they had retired. on huh red and g. ti {org pea man were tnkah 0! by the tug with scent olo irg. Anlrlnlvt lluwlcli. the survivors were taken charge or y the German Ocrunl. Oliver Jolln Williams. who provided then: with food. ciuzhing. end lodgtn and glad rent site! so many bouu' erpcunre to 1 most severe iron not ex- periehccd in this pineal winter. , ACCIDBIT T0 rm: AJIQLUL. min?-ontkincgmber 'i.—Advw on; age «:1 -cl sti enteunohlplln e Anchor, I.im‘.. lrom New York tor (lisfxgwlr. nu recently bum Men with lone oi her ropoiier 1 under nu. Two mu hnrc Econ dhpoleeed toher tux rwL.r.zn unions. Xllllllllr-('8. Lonimu. l‘>e- be ,..u . oi (}tlﬂI[lL7lIVO‘;!I’l‘|5o|'D-‘Ky at ‘lfllﬂsnolg? Oxford nu rwnlgnod um Eoglunll in llﬂii. pouuon um mu gun TUE IIIVIXO IIOEIJI. The work 0! recovering bodice tram the swuum . Era oolllery in nu]! mgneuing. The unmmr or . lltllltlal In now pus own at 130. The churn du. tries is mil in pa: exeluzuem. II II will 1.. .4"... ~ dnynyct beiorethennmbcr oi the dam! on be ex- 3; Boot oi England on bumu. 30-651. 14 159.- Spain. rnnzizl eonntnn. HADRIII, Dccomlrer T .-Jrbe weather bu been very acid in the north end some soldier: have been noun to desth. The report lhﬂ Galen! ‘I-‘rill-I11! Eu re-entered Ontslonln and tuned in proclama- tion in denied tovdiiy. Izcrrxalnrr arm! o!A:'r'a nruuoxl. [Ilerﬂd Special.) _ uumm. December 7-K.l6nlxlit.—'I.'he m of Prealdeut Grant ocuulcna greet exeiunent. A comnlelu nunamsry oi the Oubla section in cabled to Honor Gollsnun, lilnietar of end an informal lnootin o anon-vw _MI’tcMtperI. Dnpl will he- blybetﬁerxed, tndnltrsorgnna lhznente 321... [Cu recognition. The newlpepernsrelp ulngextru tcdthe etrceu xrecrovnied. The excitement lfequnl to thnt than over the Vir- glnlnn mu. Chino. _ wctrxozts To an en‘-r LBKOLD. Loxnoil. December 1.--A private vole;-r-en: from Peklnnys u-rung-emenu for sending Olalno ic- uonn shroud ere . Mluiotere here an npboinied to States. fem: end Jlpln. __ .. A nurlsrmwn AGRKKHTIIIFI. norm Xoilo. December 7.—Pi.msni| oensurlng or-ramgeinonte nude l:y;_ the Olalneee Govern- Ilr. Wade -the ‘ Illnistn . were _ :1 . but lmrnedlmiy manna by the aulhnrlden. The native étslclslz are nircery in re- nroceedl the Uni prdtoth recent nerotltmrinn. - lnicrninlicu lmpllutinxtho Holler: uutborltlen lnthemorduolMr.lllsrgnryls.nbnenrn- eeived. . Germany. L!I‘A1C1I‘Dlﬂl'l0P :0 on bier-oszn or. Lennon. December 1.-a.-"npeouu from Bcﬂin snyn that the Pruuinn Government has inrmnlly Iummoncd the Archbishop oi_(‘.olo e to resign. glaghl-nprelnulnnrytclegnlp 'ngnladirpoee . volt unmn r-u:.\l>e sicxztsss. . lioxnoiu, December a.—A Berlin epoclnl any: Count Von Armin lute netuend tooboy the sum- gzzﬁialto attend trial for truson. on the plan oi lii Onbn. issunozar aocczsnsi. 0 Nlrw roux. December 7.-silencr de Aianinn, the Cuban Agent in this city, received yulerdsy nint- ter ix-urn cnnuguay,_ giving an Account oi the Dvetntione oi the First and second Divisions of the Golan armyalncc Jnunry last. The insurgent.-r hue been ir snocossiui the Euler-n Da~ roteet the 38131380 do Cnbnniu Ihmnoc. - noxunrnrrs rwrrtno. . Nxw Yonx, December 7.-—A'speclAl tron: Perl: any: the Bonnpsrtlsle are plotting a coalition with the member! or the Eepnhllou: party no elfecl [ha overthrow oi the Government on the uestlon oi sen-um-i nomlnntiozu in‘ the Auem l . the oxcmlm-I oi the lllglll and Latino eg on the :::inntion ol logy-four ‘Senators. Thirty-one SHOE!‘ arr srocx. _- Kifortn to Bear that of the Northwest- ern Railroad. Cill(I.IGO. December 'i.-A New York dlspnldh to the momma: papm hero. luring elated was the Chicago and riorlhwnntorn ihilrond Company ll nevi? innolrnut and on the verge of bankruptcy, nreporter milled col llr. Keep, President at tint road, to-day. and obtained loom him the iollowinx ulnltment: lie btliwu it to be an ethyl or eto:k~ oenlern. who are short on Kcrthweutem. to break J‘-wn the block! The compnny has Jun paid it: p...,u..1,:_-' bohdtll _l_n,lei-net, won} seven hunched thounnd oouuzl, I-ltiiolls gz‘r:§;¥iug e dollnr, mi nlier-nesting this did: 1:. a balance in its uvucry. ﬂ.¥lni. it huncrbreorl-sec easy, nennelnily (or yarn. nor hu the condition at the maxi or It: cqulpmcnu urur beiore been no good IQ now. ‘ it an author of th Iloll of stock he has good eeled in the duo nteh. We will November l. end I will, what we have been able or insurer. lh New iork olnce the time. nlroi which bu come from the ogrnlhxe ol the road. President Keep hero allowed that the amount- unt mince November 1 la $960,000, and said this morc will Be sent immediately. ‘The earnings in): .\‘or:mber Ihow it a over the corrcepouiunx month lest year oi Si .000. snnnnill soizu-5. A Suddon Death and a Horrible 0.164 npeelnl Dtrnntch to the Globe-Deznceru. sznun. no., December 7.—'rnaan Alina; from Boston county. net with n linular death in Georgetown. bur Eicdnlie. inn Monday. He was o widower. about to be xnu-rind to Min Lou. M. Cuhoy. at Georgetown . On Monday he wu taken ‘suddenly {ligand . tcrntlru were nun him. but he dledmiddenly. Tho Ooroner'e jury returned a verdict of dent!) from bcnrt diuuu. but unﬁyunp- tome indicated nothing of the con. and minor says there who ionl play. A terrible accident happened to 3 young lady. bilu Juno Sexcy, u atonuvillmon the Missouri, linmu and Texas Bond, yesterdny. in company withn)-omit nun. aha attempted to arose the tract. when an engine. which had taken -valor. caught her cioliblng. and the you lady vu drugged some dlntnma beiore bolnﬁﬂmeovond by me on inner. When pl-sited up. n wnnl.errlhlJ‘ Tiagutnh-k-homo Ln nd nd did I lnhtly. in vfntl.-d :39 enxinanrzrnn seeing . nndlxneaom - in I u..:.?ilz'4‘§?f”lml.§‘u.. u.‘.'.‘i.;‘§.“l'." DELIGHTED REPQB'l‘EBS- Kllnnaa City Furnlnhca them with Bali‘- na-dozen Bcnbatloae. lpocinl Dl.lx7n.tc.h to the Glabnbdnacrnt. Knew Urn, bio .. Doonxnher 1.—3ieet tell hero on Sunday night. since when the Itreceolnn boon lurdly puuble. Many people have mun, with mom or Ian dnmnge. The only nriou cc- cident win that oil Clnrlu ozmz. oi Armstrong. who tell lh Wynnuouo to dny. breaking bin right leg nnd all the ill» on one ride. He lorrcte:pe‘oecd to recover. About 5 o'clock thin eltornooh. where tho Nicol can croq tho ii. i’. llnllurny track in West rtnuu Olly. 1 train no into a street ma-, turning it over rcvornl llmel. The unset en: wu titled with men returning tram tho stock-yude. Rovers! worn glut. none uerioneiy except one who ind 1 leg ro en. ' xtnrthn Jennings. oi W)-nndotto, to oisy we.- cennioa tomotcoe, when n ennexpiodnd, bull u-Aldl; lilo: ntbgaullggeoboaommd lnoe. also It i rob: one I el- P1 mu‘; girl named Jucseonaznllod n porch in Wyudoue to-day. lax her nose nod gm, lnaochm sli lurteoth onisnd tnulngoﬂonocnr. lnjurleo ul. ' Ogleeby Acqulttod. Dunne: so in Globe-Dunner!-t. ncLn.uren.ono. lu... December 1.,-Clurleo Oxleeby. who has been in Jail alum August. end was indicted for mnrddr.ln cutting his wiio‘e throat. uwu pnbliohod in the Gnome Daro- curs: the tlmo.with hie veniou oi the Ailslr. who taken to Gnllntln county, and last week the trio) occnyicd four days. The verdict wiu not ill . The Elteeewur-epzuented by Mr. in glxliimilton. and Orenohn . at Gnilndni dc: lease by Hon. Marlon Yonnghlood oi lrnnklgg C &.l on 2 Ha ulon sad Hclteynoi ai"1,£::y'cnn§?£ i.‘.’.u....“.' - ' ' Tho once oi Lam In noun. :3 the donth 0! Mr. l.-lniyer. and on election will I o pllon on the 11 ll . ;'rnnu‘h unmet: and Mr. Lutcr no new in the fltli. The Guru Leveee. lpodni Dispatch to on Globe-Deacons. CAIRO. ll-L. . December ‘I.-«Leer evening Special Deputy United Blntu lunhnl A. II. Irwin served A temporary injunction. leaned on the -payer oi the Caro oily properly trutoee by Joan ‘nest. on the chicane! the Coir-onnd st. Louis Railroad Company. iorbiddln them trcm carting. dining. or improving the lsldppi, or crou- lcveu at this city. or from laying own my track ‘or building my anhnzgrnaoote on the and» at sud pcxty the: no on rpcolned An rea- 333;: on '1?» ltth or November. 1811. Tlllfwlll check theoenotrnotion oi the new levee thin oom- psny in building on which to lay their tuck. Knnsn 011.7 Hive Bbook. linen! Dllvlkall to tho Globe-Donoorst. Xnxnu orrr. Km. December ‘l.~cnllie—lle- pelted. 831 need; shipped. on hand. mrkol study. but lnnotlre. sun nntlve ulcer: in $39 3 lo; nun coin. $30860; Oolorndo com. 53”: Colorado etocra. O3 loo: to. liege-lteceind. 2:3 bend; shipped. none; driven out. 833; nnrhot wax; nice pecker-es.t 36 was 50; no awoken uirered. 5heep——NoLl1log doing. W. H. Phelps. The batter Severely, but Not Danger- ously , ‘Wounded. Bot-rlsi Dupnlti: to the Glolie-Drmoernt. _ Currinul, ilo., Deeembor'o'.—l'estcr~dny. nt l. 1:. en. . it some will enlwled ntthoponrt-noue.ln this city. the ills oi which has never belcrn oe- mrnadintliili out 0! the sure. Ind it lutobe hoped may never occur sgsin. M the hour unload. and while Jntﬁo Crnrcne. the odious. Attorneys. had other pnrtiee who are in sttoodenen upon tlleclrcizlt Conn. now in senior: in this city. were titling in the court-roou: uniting the oven- ing or the court. ' ' Mn. J. F. HARDDI nltemvied to take the me of null. W. ii. Phelps, in 2 most dccpcrnu: mnmer. lludln wne Iittlng near the atom conversing with Mr. L. P. Dun ninglmn. when her. help: cause into the room by theiront door. ll: Phelps come In. Ilnrdin two from his real. And walked toward the door no it intending to pm cut. Meeting Mr. Phelps in the niele. be - , mzxw A cocitxn nxvown‘ .. tram bin pocket and and at him. while the no tlornnn begged him not to shoot. Kr. Plxlpl ml in sprung lt'1I.udln. who tired again. By thin time both tell to the door. when the City Marshal jumped upon ﬂudin and succeeded. titer n. duper-Iie etrug-gin. in w-renting the pistol tram him. lIn.r<lln wns about to are "the third shot, which wenid have Lniterrelrnct in Phelps’ temple. ltudin was then lodged in Jul. sud Phelpe wu curled to nu rcsidcnoo. when-o medical ntlcitdxnw was at land.- 8 A1’ rm: nu? I-‘mi: I the ballutruc! the edge of l’belpe' watch. entered thowdomen on ‘the Ion aide, pulled uound in front. and lodged In the right side bcnenhbthc cuticle. The second shot entered the point or the nose and lodged in he neck, near the nnxle ol his right lower w. ‘Dal: bell nu not yet boon extracted. The plntcl need was thobnll- ciog petlorn. caliber 35. Although Mr. Philip.’ wounds are very pnioinl. they we not consider-cci dang eroue . ~ r-1.'ni.ic nmloiu-rlox union: the perpetrator oi this deed rum exceed- ingly high. The emxir is regarded here on the remit-of 3 personal quurei between the two gen- Llnmen which has exmed ecu-rul rnonthn. and it in ieared by many thnt the end in not reached. Life Stock. _ Btiinui ‘--" Decnnlber"l —Ut.ttlo—!loeciptI. 1.51.! head". -‘net. the work. 5,007 hood; earn: opens: union active to dny; medium to but altering lpplng.iu.li'.i5e oil’-some ﬂue oi!-«train but week": ntee; common human’ clock weak nilulwoere price: and ii-,l{6*3.Sc on’ on name loll: ulna 1.000 bud. lineup sod Lanlbn-R.n otlpll. 9.1» bud; tout tor the week. H.300 liead' mules opened sc-.tlvo' price: on come loll mil in: weel:‘e rum: in: orlt] oi ulna at on nzlvncee (11256; rule: 900 head. lilo n—Reoei , he:&i: ﬁtslulﬁr Lin; week. *5“ . at N‘: re; ' here, 91; come eon- . $7 7.5 cirercd; ht-nry imp. $1-3711 ’; eome in goodht lxr. lou would brinzﬂ 7 ; erl:n‘.oenra.mcsuv uhlboxe. ‘ liner unanrr, l‘.\., Decent‘ 7.-—Onﬂ.l9—ﬁ4. ceipln to day. ‘:1 cm oi thronﬁb and Sonar: oi yard stock. or Low heed. Bllpply inir. drmnd good. uni nurrkci ltcliro. no i. soon 50; medium H 25615 001 common $3 50'.“ 00; Iloclton $393 73' uulia. es .593 :5. lion —ltcoe-lpu to day. 3.3 trad; Yorkers. ill!-N-7 ll); Phlindelplillu. $1 3‘ ill-’sD. 8l::cp—il¢ool;-in to sin)‘, !.:u) need; sell inﬁll $3 .5475 N, ATERTOWF, De-camber T.—’.2altle—l‘.eeelpl.n9 2.261 bend; prlree we lower on all lrrnziel‘ wear- been owinr to e lﬁfiﬂ my-pl olhoavy l‘Ieei.e.m and hothzern stock. 8 cop an lunbn—ltecnlpu. a u..Il€RQ; r obolcos1;o-zuidcquoupie ta ta tin-hi. qu e ;pncee ndnocod comp-rexl wilgl iut nice. soles in lot: 6283 ﬂinxsrn $3 73-11 I] '4' . ““' ' Fpeolnl River ‘Dole;-r-omen Clnro. Dco'emi.se1_ 'I.—-Arrived: Hickory. Ohio, ll , R §OFI"EB1 re , o o o ‘ E Emsnolnenjzn A SHEER Llwlsi llllll * AT TIE Unheard of Price "OF 250 E_A.C3IE-I- ......___....._____. MILLER, GRANT &l.'ll. 595 North Fourth Street. FilRE8LB8ilﬂE SALE OF Limelncl PineB1ull‘illii [lrleail RAILROAD. -- (N0. use.) l!E:C[’l'!' cotnu-or run: one ..’ 1'-T'.T.'.§'.:‘¢'.' vs 51%’ ‘End’. " " ' ' ' 001: ,-. me 3. Sienna. .\n -_ Uflcnnc W ‘l . II ill .I M in . ‘u-Tr-us. Mluinslp laklvgr ‘ '"i'§»u. . '7 5 -1 ndnnln I we-clef‘! L0&xIl'nnT- lie :7 . misnomer‘: ll: nuu-oz in hereby given. um in pursuance the [Tulle-1 anxie- vi-no oi the n-nit of it in Eng: men I at Arhnluu. undo lnud (illit- ln 1 r en Liza came on thnlﬂm tiny or . » . :1 l. P. lrlorinwnel. one . deli Ippolnzgd by and Oourl fsnvem Fl»: cinl mm .'2lhnlvtIl1>0ce. win. on ,. 'l:i.UBsD.LY. grilrzluzolnnnlgmor onczimxn ' N E W YORK’. - Dr. Bhcrlnnn will hnve to Inn St for his oath in New You non vreel. Thou It It nnfv‘. Ind rt-inedlu rumba rel‘e! and euro 0! léldllxﬂfc ahohizl mete lmmonitaton pill-Allan. rsevenl s-«nu: him when here in yurwho have Atom’ «I Item lnumed RUPTURE Ollce. 6 Bomb Firth mat. on ltI1i’I._ . 10% OK &. 00. nrraoannrunnn. PRINTERS AND BTATIONERB. BIB LID BIB H0373 THIRD er. Kl..'I‘I)l1()li. HLANK BOOKB AT LOW’ PRICES. KNliPP—§I'ECK—Al. Sl.John‘I (Er lilllg‘-hllrchs V\'t'dm ulny. Ileeember 1. $75. by he or. . 1' ‘I’. lnzrnllun. ruined by the v. R. A. I ollnncl. Ver- INN‘ W. linuplulo urn olden dnlnlbltr 0! Jill‘! and Mn. Oluu. Speck. ell otsi. Louis. DIED. BltXIJ'ii'.N—'0n blond: . December 8.nl s .m.. Fl8I.”l1H.5|1. Dclurtd nu-hi:-rot our and bonnie U. urcdrn. said 3 your old 7 lnonthn. Funeral will Lsxn piece (mm the rroldnncc. No. 918 Lsbuume strcri. In-dry. ml 10 0‘rI0€k n.m. Friend: or: l'h\'|u:d. Death’: Doingn. Annexes! ll I listol the burial permit: tuned yester- dny by Lian mm. at ma non»: oi llulih: ' Heme Emmy. Juo. Mug lrl . I ' Jr‘ . r mlm: H!-I101. glen Q '. lint: atelier. vil. H oi-e. Btntea giro. H. Aka Melon. )1-bornb no 1. union. )'¢lIx .1. Bolt en .. I totes. ic . l! u tuna. Hollie lieldwlln. )'IAfI.... Jn.llo< liutel. ,)'_lIr1 ;..ar!:‘z«lppi$2i£i¢. .U.KEll" Dtld Tiehc liuxlneye. . 65 yum... lﬁinnd. 2 month: J} Ind Hutu. .31 yenn....Unrl.nd ﬂutes. Proposals for Lord. Urricn Ptvnciuinixo nxn llu-or c._s. .} h‘o. vi. Inn liiux ernrrr. L()l.'lll\‘ll.l.I. inn. Norembetﬁii. 1575. 5 PIIOPOKLIJ. ll duplicate. tllhjecttn 0 rural coodltlotu. will be red in can anti; -.12 o'clock In. ndneeds iecearbnr .13 b tor the dellvexnnt Enum- uce on mm. o. ezut ruin at. mile. 1.. m in December 81. 876. of ii). found: sl . beat qulity.tobe oto nh:£ mellcell! euled round ma non. vol J10! not coca" the Lsrd to be put into theennn ircctly no-m uxe\nulu. uni the enns in be packed in nnltnhln out: at 50 pound: not nets. hr rhigmcnt. Prepouls will be nntnrtnlued tor . the can: to be tnrnlslled unneeded at tho expense or the cor- y L 131. rn.;colhndo._'mcknnrrg i p.n.; Unit, 9;. It l0o‘clocr in that renoon. at me noutnooret The x. ".4 gu : v u re rsmnl pm a um~~a.v.- min. 4 u. n. mpmea: .diaarr.s1. Lonln. 1 °.".‘ “°}“(’.‘.. mu-1" 'u'"°°‘"°'"I.‘.'5{‘{'§$'c'll?‘3': i’.‘§.‘{'.','.Z%.§";'.".':‘.1"¢'»'...-.'¢2'el.'.§'."' "°‘.5§.i$3r‘.”.‘.’i'..' p. m. ; Colonel, 'r‘lr.h.lbnx|'. I p. In. River is lee: ﬁle . At!-mu. -all (ulna l_h¢h:AId c - .-.1 m. um cl-ice lirmllu n In n 0! tin: punt. 7 _lnehce.'u:d Inning. Weather elauoa. with urns " .3. of-‘ ‘-?§x°o‘$ ‘fin. Efmol“ 'r'§§e..£%'.“rf"li’."“‘5 '""'.‘.‘I£".‘Z.l".2 5'9"" i'.‘.‘7x‘x‘§ i'.l.'.’.'r"t‘}.‘e’-'u3‘:z'.§’al.'i".‘c‘: mowvlneedszir. Heron:-y 4:. 1675. t tuxxolt-out In It ,n:>7L-id‘-I3 decree lorwl blah emu-mi nly insure. la bun-rizlnrmi ourcmun I)eun:bcr‘l.—lZl\-er? e.-er lo umm ‘,f.‘.'.§.“}.... .....,‘6,...."°“, IE‘... J... ' ..”,f"i.°,".;. “,2 ,", W ..-,:'‘‘,‘,',;.'_'..’‘.’'1,‘:..‘,.‘'. '.§”.':.?‘,'.."".".:.f';’...','.,‘.1".'} RD\’”1l"U|K~ “um” U‘°"d"‘5dd"‘P- 3-""04 nd n unenuone in amid’?! . ‘limp! the mar: on-uh‘ lnu nnneeded prvnliuno: the and d lll'hdiolI.'Wheollnx. All other renown no r vrul arms and ajmlpug 9411.. .4 1.. in. named co“ ed 1...... ’n-ran 0. December 'l.—Birera£eett inchee. cue . tocuhuhtuvw wrwl. Ind no In Inunlr. at I-RCQ. ‘reﬂux-e -nu»: uni.-1n.vor.nL~on eta. Urn and rim gicnlr. wenlhcreiondy rat 5-. lanhl mama. -eprorenrin decre-onentiotrod. rim:-:r.ei. re uulIgo0l('a(h)!lI'.3Di¢1!IlIIn -mar. l\'A,$1!Yf' .D¢t‘Aﬂ|_bIt’T.--B1153‘ 25 ﬁitﬁnﬂlfo X?!‘ 1‘, l gufngg of m. “M U31. "“"?"g°"°";‘ hub:‘:o mﬁ,h,“'..’g.¢'h“.,::m wlthll not on sllohla. rod-«Alex. lined; l. . §,'' ‘, rncec e no gm ' . , . TR-CR4. in In’! on In Urlenne iron! 0613- Nelly needed. In n-turn unwed mince. hunky I.oulnvillai1-- Ll: iiumn. BIIIBVII-l0-' N0 40- pony. u n same la. «acorn-.um-.r e m beeon- 'tneimamer.unn«ii:ulr.mn..cu llool>nl.lol.hecom- panum‘. I noted iron the city of Little Rock. in the tonal: of )1]. -which coal. in [he in-iividu is the nun no re- nfrcxennno, Docoinber ‘l.-Dawn: uincy tad I3Ilulls.ndl.‘tIlet'£ Arhuen wtla wvmot zuulce new unu mnruuue uuumi. In on tho Jobn‘lIow-are U »u. lloaurd ziheriook. mums: no not and lime arm-sun. - ...;.-......-.....i..: ........:m -mm. clow- Rk" may ﬁnk in ~ - ' CM-Ila‘ lit nlisrays-bnnchcn WIYKFIKIHIG1 '37- ea pr-nctltable point in the ueeonld lniporla-it utuiu.-I oi \. . min“ ‘Deanna 7 ___u,m,3‘_a°,_ -n -r-c 3.1: free r:uivem.v1Mucu.reru.u. dcrou. uunagmul. I('(‘tI|'Il.§' u lug nut. Am 11;: ¢_¢-rorls -- *5“ - - tor bcnnu. engine-norm. nmnoum. h-eurln- 1.. Iuppndnl Lbnlilieee mum at -urohr-are act--I 01'“? Ml“ "4 °~ 0- 9- "*5: 0W’ "'9'? ounce. -noun. wxterauuena. mcruua-«hope. .il-on-rm or paoemuuieaai or being Inch!!! rrdnctkiul John B. thyme. mold!-_ Dwu1ed- - . an» All other trnildingn Ind nrnetoru. wllhme ll arm... 'I'uruor,0bio ﬁver; Olly oi Alton. ht. Donn. pprmilennlll lo nuul.-Jud aliiounouves. umie -no er-nu rm in-in. me pnrily In nineoncvvlon. eathcrclondy and cool. can and other rnillrux stock or equipment. sad nil ma pm,,.oonn. in [mi desire sosvold the princi- I.A)t!ul'lu.x oer -oifegncfdagrbgad hﬁc UN‘?! 1903- lﬂllilrtntntl. lul. IIIMOI1-\l.h psiohellclq in nu vrsy cl lne urtptsnee 01 main’- . 1, Al-d1Eﬂ—\Y;y;g1 aggmuuo g'..,g,.. Ind Ill o in mi>¢I1»!'- 01 "ctr nuuro. unnee uponm uue nenrlll. ‘rue oueuelc u imply ”‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 2 Lord and nencriptivn ~31: xer. new old or serlxhneu. A msn inmru immelr trul t ion- N‘ “S5 D°9‘ﬂ‘°d‘ "'“¢" 3°’ 0' “v r b the an I ‘ﬁller: linl. lain . ,( at‘-inlrt-i.o berennertolae old or . 1 cl llle own ﬂy bocan i iehi . xv NBYINI. 5L I-°l|l'v WV" 5“ °°lT7- "W1 9 '9“ -utdcummnr. In nocenors or assigns. for use In mun. end Ra loss Lshin dean: anddisu-:-u;.¢|:. ‘1 Inches In <'-nil. Ind ? feel 2 mind on NI». rnnmtllon pm: the named o brurcbu oi um lnicrui 1: am» nouom 47! we nrl But lite l.nsonuon Evnnglux. 1:13.. eaocr 7.-—Wutl:nr unpu . orwnh nywn thv . or min tho new . 9.... uagojﬂqh nu. nu upon him to’ an or cuguﬁy a lump with oignll oi Inow| mercury ll neu or e rule. also ell n-n-him co netted mg own money. and lay it nice beyond lilo own con- - bu in 14 . with or rellllnx to me nllrouxi or once 2!. or ti-oi. to put in th I! now end forever. to protect oth- mmum "mu" b‘ma°“" 0' "3' W’ 5 ‘in in nnrnrt on nrzmuce arose oi the raid 1 1 1 g in ‘mob he :3. gm. lllieellnd wile . Port Lin: lJn—l"|orenoo Lee. '’ °° ‘ -. "‘ “‘ ‘ °' . remand in btnnclrcn. and All the a. lit: rcrn louenun bent-min which lee as I) come. "P 3- ' 75°“ _- ““3'"- ‘“““‘3“- 4’“”"‘ Xnalthinxn oi whntooeirv Nrnnow held. Kr man uenece oomothl or vhnll-re huenruod. Belle. 53. m-: (acorn Roberts. boom Down- 0 Le ier to be nnuaimd. the am an so. think nalirueonmua nu‘: ulniuen. The on!!- mklend and tow. llilo V. m.: Ginger. 0 u. m.; ulroiber ‘run all end sin he resume . mm-an which haunpu him belnlaiv maul! I‘!!!-ﬂ» Fred Wllaorfxo. 2 1 p. m. ; Loulnllin. 1301:. 123.; berodllunentnnnd syymmnnruro nil . umney ion w in be many iunr tnaglacl, the tuna John A_ Wood “a gag“. 3:595“ .n_ ; 'f_gf'_l°gg‘ btaetdrel. undo snd remuenor cl _n-nhereol. bc- in me n or s unxcl blunt for sole beaelt I tin: or In my‘ 0 awenl-lnmlt. IN “>0 11- orb: uni: lain desire tnnvadr: we inland 7 ""' ”"""‘°“ "" - N N, , I v nun... . ntn cud cu. uslﬁshdnmywgnw ucuuon wine e re- ‘ ’3“'m’- D°°'”“ "" ‘'5' “‘‘h‘’'' min. ineexnu. nvennu. rule. lune: Incl tout: i must on tun something produced irrthe un- Vl-'|uN‘-'|' ¢1°|“5Y “'3 °°°<‘- -A'T“'°d‘.‘v1" 5m““" til rt-of. end else all the nuts. righutitln. in nut. {:10} mun crlpthn poll [or pnmurns. and no tromcmcinnau; G-xrvl I-udblrxu from Whcob ;I:)pet1 .pouumn. clnlinl aunnd win. var. cnduvurinir rum to an u-xv t mu Munr- Lug; ‘rhea: Dem iron: New 0:-lulu. Dr -1 well luv lnlnlvﬁﬁlnul new con: nncc nddmnudio l c-ellnhnns of u o -u1.¢d—ito. 3‘ Killer tor Arhneu river; shale in my at. in nut 10 um nae. peer I a van muoau r:0‘I to IIlm.llntondoi oooiunuooung nun llum tor .Dln:inMtl' Axnuaa a buitutor *"°’~""” '7’ §i’."'"'lK3-°°"u"l§.”"“'i.; ea?’ “"‘°"" '“°”“'s'i"'?i?.""°"“""I'r°'"""‘nnr Duo ﬁn“ ,_u1m.,,,,'g,.uhbm.m ..o°m”d5“ IerIln1t.bvI’E\Vl‘. the vi e relourlea T o my: lithe ngemu or I ‘Liner:-nee rm; ‘ha. .. haw Lb. 1nktl”‘nl‘h”m, to en or her rﬁgbe eedto the hi H. umber! euurir can an on - “ 39"“ I halo ll . In Now Or! one I: at n tunliy: e nude ihrrzfontpudent upon '-.—-—--»- -—-;-————- n (so on nun: not 1' — II. n I o “" °""“‘ ' .1 I z...:.°°"*... ..:.‘:.-.3.-*‘*'.... ":*=*.°:.':*.f ll *- .. llrel '5 .. *2‘... .':..'.‘l. .3" . 0 lutu 1:: or er berivcn. nuled or polgm: nu-ilh than no ooelety us He 18 c.-nu-ye in cages yi payment Inbloriﬁtzlzn Int a. uni n will can tor thorn in all wnnto. ' ~ 131% taluca lulu ernthnnvinxsuuiw nld ll In neither ure em 9. burden to ‘ mas o exec column 11’ l.l1x‘latsot and or the v we sign: . Ho 1. mpouum. and l T0 mi cum hm: uberon p..rlicu me only . on¢.~.tnrt)nlrDrnen no hitnrn w.-in-re. um nun:-i or me-named) an hernia rceerrbd sad ex- bound byoc o rot: he cannot ncspo unit for ‘ﬁll? ' H mjinr no condition: otuid alone no muons. ﬂ‘V I uncle on-ope . t &‘f’.?..";';{.°.':..".'5.‘.':":'.‘l?.‘.:....s. ..a .53 3. secured the xnaﬂcﬁltet hr-one thnnaunt :1? M." ‘{‘§r‘$.u‘ 3&3. anon: on rr yrncn . Beecher. Al. . ll bl '°“ ‘" Llloaunuelonzr Md *1: .w.n§ . ..»c......l.".n..... i.i(1‘u:'xoek. s§l'i'ei§>‘r‘u°§r ‘ulna ' D rope. d. your - - onoortwowln mon txisl. .h‘.E' "TIDE BB05., PAPER HANGINOO. UPt1OLB‘l’E!l‘I 211 ll. bth BL . 8:. Look. ' SOLE AG)2N'.l‘8. ae Taxes! Urrxc: an-rr. Am: 81'. l.m:m. locetnberti. X-75. TEE prvfmrgg owner! Itlll dellnl dent in the nut r of we rl tux blilnnre luv led locnll no on? ll no I! once. A ‘in lire closing of the Us the lril is ulilrurry no sdd uau oi lzenvyluterul. [mm which bl!) I U 3: M" " "° W" " ° " °'rzu:ui-iuu: I-.u-us. , Oolluwr. IIIBOYSIII -nu your fnthernnnd mother: noun wuto gzoﬁqy for nucleon toyujuht can thou nt- uuuon to the not that. not a lbw dollar-n. " they out get you I Pﬂl"3l‘P*'°“ '55 ‘TF0: iron: which you can derive more instruc- tion and qpuueznrnnt thou none my 0|-‘M! source, no matter how many. Add:-on u;l‘1'e.l“ll:ht ll ad to not uni nll 1-0 1' P9 In oh. slow 7. cos o.ca§»um-.u 0.5?” I central 1‘; pc Foundry, lo. Ill North ‘thud nu-net. Be. 1401113, no. \ s Greaﬁnrabty O me ill Low ?.ESE ll 3 “slalom” with Handsome Desi ind ﬁlling PERI-'53? ﬂllﬁflﬂllggl Elalywlieni. " 1utnronl:r_s~r Wlllll Wllllml GMM. 63.2.81l,81B&618 N’. IIHD‘, 3T.Ia0l'.’I5.ﬁ.' \ '3? H 1;: . TRUE IDEA UP LIFE IHSUBARCB. This -nmﬂdin lmnvnncc dot: to provide. ll brluxl ion-lhtr n nttliltirdco men I rd thirty. ago Thus: tllyin exp: wllllloacl: at ﬁne; -ego crate rs elL’l'\‘I\'(.a'> .. run 0 3 1:: en» re e 01 hi: Ii.te- whirl: they &.z\NIID lo . n! r nseni-tnlninz llzc rat; p nzlcr 1l|ll‘)‘ ‘Ltd Ililhdlﬂtlgu rile at In- .)'ll’ no «common on x:|n;n an yrnr or llufriin 9. Tim rzvney Iou i'nl'.1. not on line incl leer iunlly but on tho erorllnx. prmndx and. My‘ thud luvlrur -aounantly prxrld oi’ each le. every tnniil ll urrvl) rr.-«ix a I nxtrlih i: ll‘: the-:4“;-‘ollal-i prmn n l:.dll:1I1 . ‘W0 . I.l'I'r I) ..|.l&g|)pjQq| ; ILIntL:. end the en-:1 uluo -.1 llu‘ events l’lk-:1-no oi ;°:u mound and iaibcr in united ti ilnul beyond (‘D . An 5-). leg (rm-rel iurrne. no meiur In what particu- lar reno reign.-u nnr mny -and or reward! nllle-rs -I n-Iran: no bn_-ha-ml. parent. «I-brnr or ou-«rut.»-if 'll".;‘.“." .".f.°.';§" ‘£3. ".’..'.“.’.'.§F.§"’.‘.”'.".I"“ Z’ .."“'.""“ ...- . . - . can we mun unllnl. wlIl- n r ‘it -lunl lrunrd 0! ion. Billion: wine‘. Lite lmnnnte lumlsiu.-e m.lmmI r. 0 n Oil :53 00:13:11) I ‘ll ll l 1-: u.'Ti! lhll i):hl-r- uou in its lowest emu! coal. is l.a lie mu. .. uni-.-e and only rnerlt. And ihlo Ibonld bu In£!lr.¢ut in re- El lnmrnld II to Ill rt bx thinning Int-ll. Ind would be “.73 lg - ntood. ‘net man can to Blvd Inn :1. D. In Bluebell: 0 DAG. F1331;-1 not-thin lesson or LL»: l-‘RAEKIE Cllkla warrior! 0 l) A .\ )'oelcI Illllcl la)’ (hill 00 d rrc:Igt.:x{dnIrnsng Pridnr «reunifi- l-III . l "lutro 9 8‘t.>:.i.hern linll. AM UBEMIITI. on BllTs§1§iiiTi*1i”6l7ﬁ;.l"'ii"oUsE l.t:,nndl.S3.!’-Kieraweﬂlthnnitzlinoat Large Cainioxne ’£"rn-do ﬁoie Elo- gsut. Seaoonnbiég ‘ﬁflisiaiil-mad; Clothing, P‘a:rni.e‘illa:ig‘ Goodg. 3’.-Into and Saris. at Our Sitter- 2002215. w’x:o.\-man‘ l:€()§lSt?«’~’£,'¢. rm.-ma»iv_£. 3275. be- flnl?-: prcmmlr at SM-‘ei~o-nk. 1% 1‘:RfI9l"Si§2fi'l.i§)§ mum an or 4229 xenon. s cuaﬁpfgga gm .5 .g.»,u.,... 5-’»‘*"~ Ctlﬂbm 'E¢6l‘Cl’gi73lnﬂ dér-£2! trons mm; nr mo intiteet iiaunrnxrzrnzs M Blow Tort. Drawn and §‘£~.z;s.~ drllslxhs. -lroultttna in 3.»: of mite. neenr. crun- chilla ftnaairnero. Sentient. Corduroy. Vibtvresgeg, John: and other ﬁnite. Beta. Genius. Pena nod ihutu. 139‘ htxr am: or an?! ‘ah-mrrsocrn. En rh-all «nmrry. Elpinimld nnorrmsrntvt Barr‘. Yoeniu‘ sn1’.(,‘2li3‘£rim‘x 9905}? ll-FK11 319-0132 91 Gents‘ funiealax iivxsds. 3"‘ ‘~ 350%‘ sad (,‘iliL€ru2n‘n Hale -no (tam; blurb. Rhys‘ um Yo-ems‘ Gnnnlitto and Gloves. V?'7£"£D€}!‘i'. T‘S'1.X.R IE CO. 3009;:-Slicer iendgﬁroglmas. TKURKQAT murniruc. §)¢(3xﬁhgy- ;;i_ ,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,.,w.‘ “ §:wo‘do<*.h. we rxza-.r £01.‘:- <_;,-,._.;.. 3..., ,3“ M}; _,,m_ mil return. all} liar: at Booth om: Elmer. well Maye- radio this tilde. tor mu?!» ~”")'*‘ nai-cl youiha‘ veer. 3* 5933313 .3“i"<7‘U¥€tf hvﬂtic’. amines‘ and rziiiiirovrs 8904-& %'Ei’2I}4Jii‘. Yflzﬁli it 09. BY 3. J. i.£:’9§’i3 & ‘ 3081.7. ___._..................._....a.... Regular sale of 1923' Boards. furlruirinp. Pinon»:-dz. Shawn, uncut:-arr. Hraiiry, ﬂasdkorchlots. snspcndarrn. Giana. Liana. Goods. Notions. Sunny Goodz, Trimming,‘ Btu. VFJCDZIEDAY lK(i3!.\'I!a'G. Dnonsaber 1?. st .9 o‘e!ocl. at our nleszeornn. ma ﬁnnno! shave good: 00 the trade wiihrizil. rm-crre. 450 Cases Boots and 8110233 no- Auction. Cln ‘!'}l"L'l'£SlX>AY )l()5i.\'IlT(i. December 1). 3; our uh-It mmrui. ex 9:!) o‘r.l:,-rlt. we will sell sunpiud’ 'l50¢%-Bl‘-I fresh and eennoubie rlzum. Shoes pd 31'0- gnna. sullnble loony and contrary snag, nil will no mid wiuzoux limiter reserve. in louoo suit. ‘ 0. J. Lxwrs A 0:). _By JOSEPH ROSENTHAL, ' DIEDAY I'VE}! . . . . 1.“. .m. ::.*.=:9e' "“‘.‘..‘..'.‘.’.’...."°“.:.‘f.“'.*.il.’: W '«~-e»-mm»--=."‘° ” '°"“ “ “’“ in none:-not Io ituufﬁrf bone one eleo who eo- LAwnE}gCE Bxngg-fr nan upon the conunnngce and «air: 0! ' title the ncoocnpiis mu! ogu u “"3 lit-M1-‘vi titans entil-ltd '"°'“- °"'"“"", W‘ 0 Ii‘-'1“ "hr EABIBELL. or run rum 0* AIBLIE. ll-in Mrfrm-tun . snlammr enugent onus - dennd ‘Dxelilo or we ianlbnnd end rsuier prn- §"“"“’ """“‘°" ‘I-3* “mgr ggguyi 13...‘, :z¢l,‘¢;,,I:d.,,._ .4'“¢m,_ _n—‘_“"".. December 1 —-isnnentof Geo. (Jones. I: II E I K ' . . ' ..o..:. um, gr... ...¢".U, ...- ..... ...,,.'“.." 'if.‘.'.f,‘,§ Ell!’-nu manger. Decanbcr is-xeuog; am»: gthgeéaeﬁ _ ifcm‘i:l.l"toiilltund can. ,4: in. rn comluur. n a money . all lb I i . 90 In muuﬂgz :71 lrlguéuﬂh .1. 5% _:.;?.:.ﬂ:‘.;5 DE BAB’B GEAR 8 OPERA. moo.» . Ire e u re no - “""‘“""‘—“"' .: ........ ....u.. a. reprint u .. u§‘l....‘.i...‘-‘£33. qervnmr Iwxsmro. ngcxxnxu xi. -lislrsli‘ 1-°’1‘xll.'l‘2.:‘.2’».'.‘l.".l.‘3.;‘l“.:‘.l.”“.l".'l.‘l.‘I’ 2;. at .« ago 9 lie: to upon {or his null: wnuli $3.500; um’ no 0 ' J_‘_...J HES’ Tamar“! vilineodtiaiumn tor an indrenitn ;lt¢re pm . ., orwileh ocaslon . orohnbiy no u may Lire. II}: noun: r uietlnie in. any. lblny-an you-c. they nhooid. 36183 ADELI1\I'A O.A.REVV_ it-:5:_§::-?Eﬁ|Ebv|:gy;E ‘zbléttnim -lulu;-1: or -nu my. mu 12:11’; ::£‘:?.g:’. 61fl}l.l.\. In Elm:-1. ' 5 V , ., 3 :;:;.:;;lu. 3'13“? 1:... :3.‘ iu.’..t..._.;.. }‘..;.{'.“,....,“}‘.‘§’ '1 I1 21: H L N‘ 0 2-12 :3 A c: K . . . . rz-¢l&§)e the 52'! evarl: )¢lA’: or nun rd: ”7‘e¢‘l'1‘.' it ‘ $:"x'4}‘<(:'°°s{x‘-§e‘§li'°.(r’.‘3"'.’-'.I'n‘Z ‘ ‘ "I ‘. ‘ , , _ _ . . _. . . .. ...-... .§:...,?'.‘.'.l.':'....:;'..:.:.."%:.%:...i'i“.:... :51. .’‘..*‘;.1.‘.&‘““’”‘’‘ "M “S “H4 mm“ KI) Irtl4l:i;l)i‘i¢. 1::-Ill. laeteug ct belax seeilredto ~ , cm A Y re.t gm... 3 li>50Illl5U}'¢\l 1cre{:r- thin 31;“: rungs: hey‘: S ::.°z'°::.?.:':.'?°:‘.':..‘.*'.:.'"::*.:.':°. ~==*.w=.::= -— r U C . -\-rrnxrpernnlnryj rqululznl oi his life. ‘ ’ . “K 5%? °V"a' .. ......... . . J)! to t v xnnzcnctnx Honda evening. December l3.";'h; seinun yonglgel limited in kcxﬂllxu and one Xatlneo. The ar:dp::.sell re Aﬂl::)I:§I§ ‘rims Dona-no . n l. c tinguinllnd lyric 5.1.73. \':u ?ondt. Clxilr. Mus. Mn. .-rruln. lmitlion. Carleton. ullel. In :1. Sinnlurur. enlnont. All up‘-re:-lug dot‘. Inn touch in n lrilliimt an \'n.rl-<l Hopertolre. The III: 0: rl:uzr\'rd «can will omn un ihnrsdny Pl». u‘ll.nt. Dttrinlmf (‘UL st the Box uulm of we VFI Cl. 1 l r .. ntnn will eonimnaeo with Lmbmln Tbumu‘ vbunllng nut ‘ "zli11.1SO21’.". with nliu hellogx In the hut.‘ Pull‘. suatnlm.-ri by 3 >1 wrtor cut I LL (‘HIIRYYS and GRAND ORE‘)? .\in.rl.l>l2.:‘-xI'..\- . . . . .. . (' ‘I'll-aaln) —-Tim burn.-u--1. .\ 'I\n-ll.: vi») Lily at Killer. _s uh‘: up llI.lY-4I\‘- Kr:-uni I In mil Friday llr~net‘.iol ﬁlls: Kr-ilorz. “gari- al- I .m~.au." ntlnr.-r.-—“lt4»hem!1n WK! (Kellogg). uniay night.-‘ ‘ltnno cl Lhmllu‘ ' (Managua). Ek-nle at Priuwi. - ll:-Iert-rd Male in 0rcliulrn.0rcncxtrn Circle 3: gtalwuy Ll 50: (mend sdmlnnu 51;" runliy Cmzle cents.- OLYHPIC THEATER. — R0110! ZITBAORDINAET. In count-qoenr‘n of the rnormooe nuecen ul MR8. D. P. sowans, and Mr. J. O. lftﬂollom. in til: now ploy. MABTI. Or the BSTISLHHSD. litre nlijeul We-dmtodty. Tbnndsy Friday KRTB L 0". ‘f t:dn<h- H l nu‘-lunar. and at the tiuazntny sauna- nixht grnnd lnrnwell. HAOIIETII. P. no‘rrrr- ll Lindy Msrlrelhl 3ir.ChLf. Pepe :>lr. J. (1 hocollom u Mu-dull Monday. Dﬁ'£!nbrr .l8—l'l:n TKOUBADUUBS. or lhr Anuerirnn Vol:-s. ‘ ' THEATRE COMIQUE. Plnastront. bot. 1'76"! Ind fourth. BAND MA. INK}! this. “'21)! SHAY. Inn: Sinai) '. !l1..esp¢cin.1ly tor 5. l‘r1.-in -re Dcnseune; llU.\|8- Lia). KM‘ 1“o¢‘z cttz ‘H E. ROSA: llistlgiiims £LZH.l."l' ‘And :3! Nt.l$ son: And Ann: 1 Hill! l‘.£.Lli\ BELTKAM‘. Vocnllliz Hit! IE 0 ll-ﬁll: the arr.-It can-lhomc Children: iv: and lgﬁbhz Kine Bi-ua ' Musical Acta: A New mil‘ “- rnntltnl ‘1’rnupo.|ncreued in mun- ru: nod :1 New uostnmr-.1 nod Huanrry. lo- Ilre New A.ctI‘l1yl‘uitnr.liuri>nnk and tin wlnoaurwu in Anerirn. Lnriine Admitted Dancing School at Onrondelet. XAUPPB dnncinx Iceibne are given in Bonn: J. . St. Loni: Tnudxyu And Thununyn. I1 I 0‘.-lock. uni mute:-n. Gentlemen‘; Luann. GRAN D 801 REE, . or Prot Fischer's Dancing Academy, 200 M11-lei gun I. uext rue-y. December 10. 1875- -llich be lllltlt uuwnr. to [uni their tnieirmbofnr u 1.: an. jnlt sn envnzillv end mil. 'l“nelhr‘?}nrn II ndoll We can vr produce: . - lbcgr. not he. 0 ins mboudhflmuvonuun: be bound to prglnci them nnkelllz they caanot do lhenuelresl c hunadc 1 cm m to“ And tnznle but nu one wnyln uadoltxh must lueure his to lot their beneﬁt: In-nut provide the mbetiluie. ill olulent rorhle life in can ll nun: lhln lu. done. It 1- . rnnn lorrzlo his own Iclllli pi"; lo:-get on rolllnb lnItlnn‘e.I-1 do hind»- pemicnt once this simple Junueo. tor the Mg-loet oi which be tnnnot urn-er in thou: nor to bu own unn- hood. Ht: must not hlncn hluuoli in me In olthelr is-ciinn. ‘But I an lc. wurhn enroll in thou- me an powerlen to do end Lhcmuelu-u nine! .1. He bu no rixhl. nay. it in cowardly in him. lurr ibein tn beu lilo ml at his lite. Ho muse PI! than ecrn uytodollﬂorthein. e v ow elurly understood and nlxeptnd. bow cu: men {nil to null set upon lt—to dotheir einolulnty. no for duty‘: e z to bee um the hunily. the unit ol Loclctf. I311 whoa Irelinro Ibo wllnlo fnhrle Ltirrivu or not «re guitar. toured (or. I that it: pour in: urzvxlzirns I 'r ' pcruuzo 0e.nl.sl.n b . T the Band or uopain §lc¢?f:nl.llo Llbrnrr rlaxi’. r.-~-°:: =..-'=~:.=-'.:~ "=.::~:::.1. .-.-.:l% on.- C2]! . I nee II D 3; £20. «LAn:lntou—iLduiu. 235'} c&idi-en. lbc. xun rr‘nruronn—rl-n. IZICIMO only st Ho. 6 ly. Adinlnlnn h.’:;¢‘2,‘l’.‘l'..'s"u'.... mm. a. BOOIETY lt0TiOE8. 7¢(K‘I§§ ’r°.’;.:_%2£&”s.§§‘u§§a.l”.£: D | evening. ui '»' ‘clock at onru‘ H til. -f‘$?.f’ﬁ’€""" "x"‘;‘ls§.l.’.l‘§‘ €‘:‘..'§‘“r.'.‘i'...‘{2’x?§ 9. re 1: |:ivlll::d. 0' (‘.17. .u.nr.s. w. Al. JAB. IIOIIKOCKB. 8£~€reu.r1‘. K0308 D E No. $43. A. . and A. .\i.. will oi n n~.x~ulu comma n i 1lr‘cdne.uinyl cvenlnxnlirx) o'clock. :1. (lie gall Ioutheul corner oi Cbootenn nod b€llllulprl‘lV0l‘nlfhI.‘ ’9“‘l;idii&u b:r:t.l3rr-u sud ell inun- rsere rnnrn rat I n . ’ )‘. 0. l$Uh'i$.t(:K. liner-eury. tn wnnu supplied: put any be fulﬁlled throughout in dun- llnn tint every home handy bonurln to ‘ w my lire to lovnll.ot'nu in alxelurin nerd n w nun. Ie axthe noeeu ly at urnnco. be nreml in seltcl. n pm 1 hold Ind Itmnz. that he: been lbomnkl y in ed in erenr my. and con caning which there an be no ooumlllvr nt nau- Nono but l.hc‘vrr_r but will uu-ty lulu. lln cnnhotnrmn! to try experiment: with Kim risk 0! ion- lnx both bin lrunnaee In-vl his money in week end douumrl cnmpnnlee. bill. will out In plnce hlnii1Illl~ once in at-nmpuuy vrlmn‘ use security furnished in nbeolule. Thorn Ire nich coinpnnloo. And union: the ve heel. end. no mote but uqnulniod with In nrxnirnrzniiy bollure. standing torvinon. in the CONNECTICUT Malia rife I11s.ln, Olllnrtiolfd. Donn. Onznmlxod. 1340. I A4195 B9 .53! .-112.713 M . 3.83l.583 -is . 8 03 ...Pruident. . ..SI.‘£l‘l'|.IX‘)‘. Aulaiul tkcrntnn. JIAFU L. GREEK} J0 M. 'l'A'l‘LOI!.... GIDBGE L. WRIGHT. Bonlhcui corner Fttlh §rE:1n:DEE|n:?t)I‘,°' EBTABLIBEED 19¢-7. ‘F.-J.. &.SON8,~. Inuhicaiznunnnalhnpereersel BRUSHES! T LOUIE ‘UNION 800! Y. of St Louis. lie. . held its rrnlnr innn ineatlnx De mm- M! 6. Lit:-rlln adoption of true ee oi nuoslnuan. Ind nnendlnehu to In: v.-onIututlon.i.hn lollowln ol- cenwune ecu-dp: Wﬁll. w;ollJ.P!l."\"l$4¢hgé°lU¢ no }llu.- Lc.- lhuon . nrr nit 1 T'|’lul:rl’nCzl'Iw!$l'd'.‘£Al‘I'IlIn$ Sacra ‘anon hi!!- azu Tleunnr. Au-ea: tlnmnel zrdon. II. (I. luclmer. Illllon F. neidn. Jlmcl sudden. Wu. ll. Lawton. John J. I-lnrdl. Geo. W. 0:11. SIIB3 ATIUICAL GUARD BIYLI AS80- CIA ION give n Dru: Drill and Hop on Thore- " ""d”‘ L" mIfl'Al3?I';C‘lE‘d.L'§.!I.l‘:Yr:lEc’? -aunt. i:. Ii. Barxi1li.l5-rctetnry. - E Al ii t in I Hi ldr I 1 tin '.I“l'...»‘..‘.‘:".“a..‘3lf§x..“‘é:....° 9...‘,-.‘:3‘.° nu". .x’...‘§.... 1:! unit Directors. In no to: the ensuing car. will be held rt no olllce til I :2 mm snyan W-«Lanny. De- cembus. 1375. Poll: 0 n rag [3 oil us. St. Louie. Kovcmber 2ll. 1876. " . Brilliant Spectacles ” nu Tuﬁ B in the world. tor the loliovring . “yggz.*...."“ ..:.=:;:l .’.::.=.'..':.‘.*:*:°......*°*=- R a . DA’U'l'l{ Jew an .. in ' ac:rn%n$:‘1:&ev Axum nh:1$’ut. . omens? .1£r‘l5.4n:epsrtacnhI V §.E"us..n..' as Eéunln za‘I3Jl":3$ 73’ M ’uauunnno I I Bold ail... ~ ..“:.'.."r.':.......“ IIBSOUBI STATE LOTTERY. Dt.CZI£IIk'l.ll‘l‘ﬁ.l.Wa.I.ﬂb81. 18. ea, 1. 70. 43. 4'1. 61. ns. :1. as. 82. 29. 31- D!;0l'.)ll1E.‘I.'l. 61.188682- o. 77. 70. 5. M. 51.45. 89. 16. 81. 83. 90- Cl.-.u o81.0ounl>i.n.u:lon 8. 77. 70. die! 5.000. I?‘ Sonled tlItiI.l|.I’I lea! hr I-43-Nlllﬂl H0335’- Io. 513 H. Filthﬂtq Btohaulbgloo ;u1.1_xn 3 00., 1‘. 0. Box mo. 8:. boon. lo. 0 Aachen and Oouniutloc ﬂtlelelﬂ. 61!’ I‘ Forth Immed- ET-~v_o-N T<~~fr0-~Oo~ I wxnxx:w.u'. D4-ormbe! I.t.—lt«imlxr owl nun Show Sale-X.2OOCnua.—0o above date. commenting I It 9e'¢-Joel: 1. m.. It niyuieer-ooau. -1ll be I0ld~V|L};- 06¢ mime. e larxu-we-.k ol B:-awahoa and Bro- lruu. lint recoind direct‘. iron: the msnninemrera. -—&———__—.-.—__.___._:._ 'l'lTUii5D.l_YN.Decnvrnbcr 9 -077 Good: and Far» nlaung Gﬁbal.-*()1I"t1-v-c. ¢.,.,m,,dnt ,, 9 o’rJocl n. n:., st my niesxooroo. ,,m.,.,_ rcgervn. lnrxe cooniznnuenu ot uavlc n _ Goo<ie.Casu;-an-mode clothinx. ﬁnll Line 0! for-nigh '- lnrooodeuad Xonou.0il' Glenn. lists snd caps. alum-. rte. . etc. arnnzn.c1.mna1utrl.1zmr'. Gtitlil llllllileell ill Cﬂlllllil lti'ﬂlll3.- Ocrnnrainnsndlocnntiunou. 9,. rr-rﬂnrin s URAND CLONES OUT SALE 0? B'.')0'!5‘L?~'D‘ Elloli. W2D.\'£5ll).\Y. DE2E)llliIR ii. A.‘-'!) \\'lID.‘-'Z:D.‘.Y.l)F.CE.\fBZR-15. AT ‘J:®0‘CL<')CK. 2l7lJrllP. “'2 Bl! ALL MAKE THPETS 'l'\\'l) G1! AYD (.'[.0SL\'G 81123. OF OVER. 5.000 UASE5. TO (‘DOSE L0$l3ll‘r.\’3llv:N‘l"5 BY THE MTG 0? ‘H118 MU.\'TlI.'_ HERD. CLARKE A F.AULK.\'ElL l"..N'|1l1\ LAIEUE EKLE U’ “HE'S AND BQYS’ (1—"THl.\(). l"">Il.\'l5"[.\.‘i CUOUK, RFC” THl'll.‘HAY. “T-CH‘-lgﬁn 9. C"‘X5l'IK.\'(.'[.‘-'(.i A? 9-39 ‘ "C1:‘ ‘(IR . AT 01:17. S.1l.l'L‘§l{UU }l-\'. NEED. CLA.XU£}l.§ }‘.'s"LK\ .. _ BY ll. ‘EV. 131!-ULASK] & BBr0.g 9lNI}LLIa ﬁUC110}1x§. 30!. 8 end X0 Hull}! 71113 lllsﬁl. Bogus: alo dun-'l'.‘ne«i.:r.y. Thursday n.¥5s'.nrdn§. By GEORGE F. SCOTT 6.: C0., (Successors to John‘ B Scott.) ' AU(.'.l'l0.‘iLE1l3 A513 COMMISSION KIRCll.k.\"I'8. 203 South Fourth street- AT AUCTIol~Tfi_"_ ( N NA’l!.'RDAT. THE IITII DAY OF’ DE- , cemhrr. I575. the umlrnitnrd will after ll. pub- llc nuctkm. llie 'IVro-Story Brick Store: and Dwellings, Nos. ifrhi an-i 13-I6 Clrvrlduelei nrynno. tub with sum-. lllrvt ro.~r:s and nrret, on lzumi nn-und (lo gnaior iru yearn); suitable torrvuli bnnim-on oi nay‘ n 'l"rrrnn—Onc- ibini ruin: iulnnco in one and teen. win: 6 per cent luu-real. F. N 01L$.._ no. son Merl.-er street. h‘.B.—.u the owner in about ltavtnfr the dty. he will alter el llae ‘Brill mac n XAHOOA. T 81!? so o llunslhold hrrnlnm. whirh can be inspected G I . ‘Groceries at Auction. 08 YIUDAT. December 1Dlh. oouiziendnx L9. 9 o‘c.ioclt in the lnornlxx. I will cell It ythllc suction. to the highest bidder ior cash. st my store No. 21.20 )‘rsnkI.to nrenuo. my entire stock of (unify groccriu. ulna andilquarnntso never-si counter no ‘ tron: Males. and grocery wagon and other nnleles too numerous to he mentioned. HENRY I!808.l§8.. Girrnlxn raucous. Aoetlonoar. JANUARY 1st,. We are obliged to more-ﬁom. our present location.-4.08‘ N; Fourth St:reet,'to- 506-North- Fonrth (Collier Block), forms ex-ly occupied by A. McDowell. & Co., and we have decided- to reduce our immense stock- of CARPET Si CURTAINS, OIL oL0'1‘J:at@,_ MATTINGS, EC. 9. A1‘ I. WHOLE-SALE PBIGES. Now is your tlmg "to buy,“ oven lfyou should tog’ use the so goods until vsgigingg" as we B11811 be obliged to charge as much‘ all pethor-_ ‘ﬂed time, C. B. §RAY;;& 00., 408 North Fourth Street. houses after the above ~apool- . O -G‘ 6 , _ $1. ﬁnnia Quill; @1032-Ermnzxai, wchnsshay ﬂmuim, zrmnbm: S, 1835. mwg; n==ipn,1,:>r£1!xea:i. Mum: acme. amen 55.: 09301”-i'«.£I aueih? 23 K19: Adﬁmiw‘ I34?’-9*" , mmm 10 * -mam. otubruds (.1 . at Ina $2 zwz 59- maumn to Mr d_o$z ‘ V g _ m- is so -r half by). I‘n!nh arm bee! man: 17 'n-us-auau an *cIu-nan. 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Thus we and raven! off - Q ,3 3 5) tho leading but with max: thousands o! muxﬁ,-4 ya bun-cu ol non lnuom.w My nothing; of the he" has. The poet; 1 u I’ 0 NOW! I 719:: am. 700. pork 3 woolon la‘ ooiorod cotton lkﬂxc to ma ‘ ’ 3!. mm Ixnoauma. H ‘um- aum3u'i‘?"":E'z.'....... 5. ,,‘2,'.§’.?_ ...,...."'.{;°.,.2 ..';',’.',‘ lug; 3-;g_5:'I-W we: in-L-. hoe: bu. wo‘u”1o3 m:mc='oou1m mm mm woo}. ‘X030 v a. nm 0 ct, ,,,, _ MN” TB‘“'5A° "°"~ N xguxggargmnxxlgrd uxvmmom. untcrnocn donut! Ipvinn Ito. Undo: the db ' o0o?x31£fIrr—w'e «Soon man boon-poles ' mi See pa.“ taguﬁonxga m:";n"i°'°:n¢n:”ln nu ruuuneu. «man! or mum urul nooounrny q; 3, II sac ° no burn! 4! 0; ugh: barn! men; - - oﬁzaac _ . s n a as Suit. Against aldfolnsurnnco Company. , P‘ *7 :7 ..°"“ ‘° *° .s.*.'.':: .‘:.9'"* *°"'°°“.:."" E :5 5 “E 5. * :.”:.‘s°3.*‘.:.?‘;;-;'.:.§.°.‘.......‘ ”::.“*.*;2:::'~ “"5” ‘:5. mt‘. bone -23 :2; um um as we mud n- um um mm mm» ' -mm um I now - . I . _ ' M mm mm. Mom W] oofzabﬂgru . ;K ‘ . 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