The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06

going on-vey slowly of course so lar unoe he
ashes about the body appear have become encrsted per-
haps with the assistance of the moisture that drained down
through from above At last all the soft parts had disappeared
and there was nothing left hole in which the i'm
perishab bones remained long time before the work.
men learned how these remains and hundreds have
been broken to pieces and lost
The process now adopted very simple but very efficient
AS soon the workmen come to supposed to be
skeleton it is carefully probed hole through and melted
gypsum poured in until the cavityis filed The result is
feet model of the he the day when ne fell in
the of Pompe Even the rings the fingers remain
in place. and filled with gypsum The male form has about
it belt filled with COINS forming half large ones
head. with which he was attempting to escape.
NOCTURNAL REcREAr1oNs OF NEW YORK BoARDNGH HOUSE.
Everything has end and the dreary dinner is no excep
on The boarders the paror and talk more
than table, Miss Rdgway asks Norma to hear Ee and
tells Robert she him. the piano. though it is very
doubtful whether Robert anything about her.
Some members of the stroll out some fall asleep ana
others seem to feel real interest in each other.
Humdrum signs for billiards and departs in search of them
while Lu proftng by the husbands ABSENCE es 70 MAKE
to whskers he fool The disappointed Faublas bushes
very red cresen that he ezes his hat and going
down Broadway consoles himself with pretty waiter girl
in the He returns home at two in the morning. with
hccough-a general impression that those id houses
are trying crowd him off the SIDEWALK and with particular
conviction that he'll break Mrs Humdrums heatfor the rebuff
she gave him. eyes hc" he says to the unsympathetic
lamppost with of the hand "when she longs ic
the shelter of these arms I'll hic) her off forever"
Humdrum after the exodus of Lu reres to her room
in high state of intense indignation but opens her door to
Mr. Hicks her husbands employer who has called to see her
"ord and particular business and by way of
showing her confidence in the gentleman puts her head in his
lap and him if he thinks woman can love two men at
the time
At o'clock Mrs Dobbs the andady, is left alone in the
paror with Mr. JONES' of the silent men at the table, who
now his tongue and he adores her with his whole
SOUL She upon his shoulder and she likes him for
his decacy of feeling pehaps she would be glad to say the
of his appete and hopes he won't come nome drunk
any more.
Jones' private history u.s. that he has money and is too
dsspaed keep situation Largely arrears for board he
makes love the andlady who at her and weight con-
sders making complimentary offset to his IN
dbtedness occasionally borrowing five dollars OF her. return
able in kisses savoring of tobacco and lagerbeer
Miss Rdgway has devoted admirers One she receives
in the afternoon the other in the evening giving them
good reason to believe she loves of them Neither of
them has proposed but it is quite time they did, She
would accept BOTH if she had no fear OF the law against oa
my she has solved the problem that seems trouble Mrs.
Humdrum. -
Certain it is that Miss Rdgway, and Mrs. Dobbs and Mrs
Humdum not prudent but they make up Tor any
about their feminine acquainance who DO not act nall so
badly they. That womans compensation and should be
accepted from the injustice with which is made.
THE hunting the forestin the Baka
a country and the Mpongwe, when suddenly saw female
chmpanzee with young cngng to her. The mother
eating berries occasionally looking fondy her baby
much human mother would at hers Extraordinary as 1t
may seem and much SURPRISE the skin OF the young
chmpanzee white whittier than mine but very pale just
like the skin of dead person. We fred at and killed the
mother and of captured the baby immediately or
dered the camp The little chimpanzee ran to-
wards its MOTHER touched her face and seemed to mourn lie
that great change had taken place In
days that little chimpanzee was perfectly tame Kept MN
five months he became civilized he became great
thief aughter that the first step in civilization he made
and though don't say the would steal quite as much
tell you frankly found the primitive unsophisticated
great scamp, Laughter The little fellow fol-
lowed forest and became gentle as well as very
cunning He watch the natives, and soon as they
away from their huts he would invade their huts and
steal their plantain &C. When caught him stealing from
he would away with the greatest CONSERVATION when
ate he would take view of what was on my
table and then and indicate that he wanted something
anything beside what he had made his mind to have
offered him. he fadousy rejected it, and continued to 90 So
till he got what he desired His last exploit to steal bot
tie of brandy had been ABSENT when returned smeled
astrong smell of brandy found the bottle broken and young
chimpaGzee dead drunk beside it, Laughter If you had
him could have comprehended how much like beasts
when in that condion.-Du Chalu
DOOMED RAcE-The misfortunes of the House of Haps-
burg have indeed not ngy To the humiaons of the