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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-25
N O TIC Il

LII THOSE DESTROYS OF SERVING AS
N Special Policemen tomorrow, the day Of
election, will please call at my. Office this eve
ming. Il. w. O'DONNELL,
Chief OF Police.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-25

Laid off according to plans, which may be had
at our Office. Mr.. W. II. Lake, residing on
the place. will show the premises to all per
sons wishing to examine the lots before III q day
Of sale
We invite the attention of all persons to this
sale who wish TO secure cOmm0diou and
convenient suburban residence lot while IL gan
be bought at the prevailing low prices. That
this property must greatly increase In Falue.
on the extension Of the Street Railway nd the
opening Of the Turnpike, no one can do'hbt.
TERMs-Half cash. and liberal terms for
the balance.
ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT 4 CO..
1895 Auctioneers.
Public Sale of Front St StorehOuse.
WE WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w az eleven o'clock a.m-- on
Wednesday, eth nay OF April Next
On the premises. that valuable StorehouFe
ond Lot, known a. No. - Front street. nov
uccupied By Jobe. Hunt 90. Terms cash.
= McDANITI.
SARAH K. ATKINSON.
r. W. CLEMENTS.
Executors Of Estate 2. G. Atkinson D. deceased
~
L,OR SALE-CHEAP. A GOOD sECONl-
Il hand piano, % - . -, -.
ROYsTER. IRRELEVANT 4 cos,
; e-7ii 80 Main street, corner jefferson.
, 1870-07-06

While w1sning tne Chinese were IN better cd7d1.-
tion, said: nLet them come"
tha hand. and Catacazy resurned thanks He
anote OF the traditional friendship between Russia
srr The United States. and hoped 1t Walfd be per-
penal The hymn "Amerlcs" WIS sung by the
Snbsenaently the President assisted in planning
on eif7, frrt near Elmwood Hall, female scmtn-
S2Srvich, and General Grant, to-aich., he'll r.
c"ntinn ~ the residence Of Senator Bucnngham-
MARYLAND -.-
BALTIMORE, July a-Polc:m1n lanes lame. ','es Mnttny
was teaten to tls3sh yes1eruoy " sou1e 1o"'ne''
some Of whom he had aHestes-
NEW YoRE, July 1.-THE celeh1at,on toIna5, ~.
mcrr enthusiastic than for seFsfA YEAS nAs."
The weather Vas more Ike tha: Of asy N se!',
1eMhcs Than July. 1ht casualties !foz1 1le"v! ~
were CT mpa -et1vctr few. In Jersey t.ftJ c nlI'1
lost htth ar1us By .be premature disc aarEe a. =
cauDen. Beyond thk- there were nonc pat Psisy =,
accidents tn note. The p'Ilce shot one man 4, =.
for disors's-is comlnck woman was acciaen- yer.
tally shot cn fhe RnweIy, hut not serous.S nns =
Fires hare eeen mitch less frequent than usual
AMEe'he:. The city is to be congratulated CD ~"
captog 80 luckily.
PARIS, Jnly IA meeting Of Americans Tas
held to-day, at the grounds OF DR.. Thomas "
Evans, to celebrate she FouTth, Ex-Governor
Washbnrnc, OF Massachusetts, presided Speec9.
IS were made e consai e:eutta' ale.le, CoIonels
Holman and Moore, OF the Emitted Rsatcs Lcya-
ton rMurat Ha,stea'o OF the Cincinnati comnereiai.
Dr. Evans and others. Minister WaaEhurue Nas
unable 10 be present. The asscfchlaSe WAS very
The American Club held Q RECEPTION during the
tiay, anl illuminated their building At niSat
sIr7I5AKE Jo,y LIne a,ans Ams5saIs ha son1rnins
bratton here To-day. Al the hanrnes Consul
Young. Of Baden, presided, and passsaec s5.svenes
we're made y gonsnl ,a anRTssot, s T., 4 In, gesseE
great success.
, 1870-07-06

fact that the air-ship survived storm in
which sixteen water-vessels were lost,
or partly wrecked, seems not to amount
to formidable argument against
its safety. The Professor regards the clue
to practical aerial transit as lying, not in im-
provements of the balloon, but IN actual
flight by means Of wings, whichcan, in time,
be made as large, in proportion to the weight
of the human body, and worked as power
fully and surely as those of many insects
aud birds New experiments to this end
are developed at each annual meeting of
the British Aeronautic Society, now
operating under the Presidency of the Duke
Of Argyll, and to whose objects he is de-
voting his fortune. -.
1t affords, perhaps, one Of the most en-
couraging Indications OF the possible ulti-
mate success Of such experiments: that a
single aeronaut should have made SO many
ascensious as Professor Wise in entire
safety. For if we compare the number of
journeys and aggregate distance travelled
by him in all these ascensions with the ta-
bles of railroad accidents, it will probably
he found that, had be travelled the same
distance by cars, he would have been enti-
tied, under the law of railway averages, to
have had his neck broken long since.
, 1870-07-06

theIu aIp rows Of charming rustic seats, where We
e.6ies e:S lsto % tSs ste nd ioo1 The dae I % and
The moon, snd the policeman. and ssJ De ares1
Wtlt thou 20 hume now, it Is like to rain Il Wish,
By he tasy had neTss syx 'E1se ;. sas olGas
charm Of the scenery. NOW, MARIA EFehha. she
resides within block or SO. Of the PARK ami VIC
lisht, ana a ID The % summer mo, nings. We nave
particular rustic seat which belongs 70 uS. And
th!s s.. es1nss me. night BACK to NJ subject:
tered nook OF the West side 1ou1d you believe IL,
Mhe1r. and hound. and cnEs OF low de4ret- Tray,
Thcr 2amtols under the sha,ies Of the young trees
are annoEiDg to EyelIna anu me-
So' Fsa!i5 n ana truly The sPEaE.!de Of our so1ng
aaay M 55u viii A a 70 e.ne1s s9s': vsa tsa SsSe se1e
ig.sfs eu IL sma5 aase Ws enl,1t, q;nm e
during the night and tn the early morning. but
iorbc1r. Idraw veil over tho melanehoiJ event
tie .eyth of = pet dog, rus ike he veii Of the
temple, and was compelled TO rsnask thst oh,
it was not matter OF The sltchtest consequence
IN fact, 70 As not TO be long, I avoid mentioning
Vow viii you not do your best, sir, 10 lanneh the
mad deg on bis mission; start him fox The sum-
CIV, "DarIlng, 'ds mad dog, bat do not feaE." I
throw myselt between r. aer and ;,anRsr; nek II
tSat s1e praises me behind mi back
Now. viii yuu net:
We Wonid simply say 10 our anxious corespon-
6-nt-navc patience. The dog days aEe coming
TAe tiIrc Is ac a,n at hand when the ma1 dog VIII
1ttie ones viii be assailesl: when posses OF poles
viii be detailed in the early hnuT8 OF morning,
with rines and reyotTers: when special reporter
r. 1ho ,rats dop. md when p1rF11Ai i!i1s, Th6 lITe
, 1870-07-06

Senator We do not propose to answer it,
masmuch as we cannot pretend to have
any information upon the subjees. There
is an unworthy conjecture that, as Mr. Mur-
ply has the reputation Of being a genial
even a jovia1, companion; o good
hand at whist; a Judge and q
driver of good horses; rather ttfast
man generally, and one whom, when one
is " on pleasant thoughts Inclined" it is
worth wh,ls to know at Long Branch, where
General Grant met him and saw much
of him last summer, thst the well-known
good nnture Of the President may lave in
frenced him, from these considerations,
to appoint Mr.. Murphy. But, much as we
are at Joss 10 account for the nomination,
we are reluctant to accept this explanation
Of The problem. Another theory is TINT
Senator Feuton did not 60 strong enough
for San Domingo, although he voted for the
treaty, and that the appointment Of Mur-
ply is made to punish him. Whatever the
reasons, the appointment seems to have
created great deal of astonishment aud
bad blood in New York, even as far West as
Rochester, where the Democrat protests in
strong language against it.
, 1870-07-06
. 70; Msia s Direction ,.a; s9ad t''esef fRa.
Mean thermometer for tic week. H5 kfsSecs.

WARD MORTALITY.
The mortality b Fards WIS as fellows; Frs.
sixth 15: seventh. 1s: Eighth, sf-Ninth, 9:
Tenth. :; Eleventh, IL: TSeltt1. .; T!:rt ecnth. }
Fourteenth, s; Fifteenth, So: Si1teen:a j: Sew
Twsnt;eth. S Is; acsiaeaaa, /; Comfy aospss1, 5;
Immigrants. 16: Merry Hospital, 9: St James Or
phan Asylum, 2; police station, l.
TIE increase OF mortality over that Of The pre-
ccd.cg, and the corresponding week n 1861, Is
Gus Eees. i: no tune has The nunloer OF tisashs
been 50 EIcat lot the sane period In June as t'ns~
4 TBS 4 siil more remarkable in the ABSENCE Of
anT epkIem1c- The seasoD, 50 far, has o*sen rs
1nIrtzble With regard TO Intense heat, and the
ct f IT, 15Te sf SsinE oTs tsns
1ss9, while compare. with 7ss to TIL ts'ne, 1856
1s sss aa 1sas 5R hss s* 3;
greatest morality cccHrre'l among the poorer
. classes, and IN districts whete tatIe VIE no
ssfon ssa was OF aAGSea he s1n. Ths boa9 q
hss i 6 a5 az s
calIt1es- Although the general sanitary condition
Of the city is good, the exttaordinaly smosphersc
demand, upon the part Of the beard the utmnst
vigilance to prevent the ordinary diseases from
assuming an Epidemic character tn the removal Of
all exciting cauEes Of disease. will be observed
that there were 249 deaths under years Of a..c.
an increase Of 116 over Inst week, or ne0fy- ftTc
slxihs Of the whole number, while there Is UE6
MANY Instances no medical ard was Called THIS
Is particularly the case with regard to Osr foreign
population, aS out Of III chtidren Of f0r2.SH pl-
Eentugc that died, 10 Ind no doctor.
SMALLPOX.
One case Of smallpox was reported, nd four
c1ses OF mild vaTfroit. In tho case Of smallpox
the child had repeatedly been vaccinsted, cut with
ont success,
EEE4ECEA
nuf4Anrs+9 Ab1fpsf j3rftnp the
week Uas sSL
The board adjourned.
, 1870-07-06
T#. MAD DOG.
An Apps Al for Iix Appearance.

10 fAe Ea1ter Of Tie Chicago Tribune:
1eeis 81, some reluctance In trespassirg upon
your VALUABLE time and forcing you to read CON-
municatloo- would have made tue inquiry In
person. oet really, you have TOO many stairs IN
your oolF Ing. I got to the front OF your eighty
steps OBJ e, and then and there, with the aid Of
your as0 ono1ner, figured out the amount Of force
tnas NO Id be expended in lifting my one hundred
ana II 'rty pounds up them. and finding that Ii
woasd be su111ciens to carry me from my home to
tne .onse Of . certain JounE lady twenty -foaf
uTS concluded to cxpend 1t ln that way: Az.
~ esides this communication L. not one o. nc ne
= C Board Of Health called to dead dog, nor 1aye
nny wish to complain Of the pampeIed a9a IL ma u
Lent car Goaauerr VIE has No
bag maltreated me, nor do WISH to canr1o,a ctte1,1o
wife, sweetheart, or any charitable Y K ~ mt
sie Fl hs s rs fsiPssy paa It + su x
presaiYe; We are u midsunmssrcs scsou1t m Of Inc mad
na y9qF u s1sssoS papa sallsa tsa
lie reu dc eres giow1ng 1unnng straight dorn ai1 ae
!sSar III e Is1oss s'0nx saa dsn bas
pdisusu ps snhe Il euccubs to the wel-directed blows
of ihe lasieF md sSes nrh np naEe ~ t hone and
every moEnpG Mti5 X sosIs,w, ~
tu5 amas yon not be prevailed upou to stretch the
s e1e s1e toud ep5y NOT e sos no.
eItiIen, ui olueeyed git with curis! II yo1 de-
ei.e to give m air OF tzuthfutness TO the affair,
could not Jou say that "our Own reporter. Hho
On ne spo; gaTS me s nalsn.ds La
something to the glory OF the local corp5-
When this ia done. every father and mother vii
tremb!e, and Will petition the Mayor to issue @ nls
mad dor, ana that M rcwarl is hereby offered tof
his death. Nasur Rice alwaJs ga this anu !
trust that the reform mosemcns uiu nov a:t GuItn
plate the abolition OF the poisoning anu snoo'"e
lssue sncn prce!amation Is to create a. L.
, 1870-07-06
THE NORTHWEST.
ILLINOIS,


The Ga1ena Gazette, Of July says: "Thc
ot NJ Charles ;s l.? l. Sots, %sS,cs 5esdbs 81 Ibs
rss;5ence Of her father, Mr.. 2. II. Bouton,
yesterday and Ehe sstr[nag hgms asr 55 % 5t
msnp]ed her in horrible manner. Mr.
VII. had met Mr. Norris minute minute before hs.xa
a cry Of distress, haetcncd to the epot, and
rescued her from the 5sws q the savags brute
dangerous, but we are glad to learn that such
is not the case"
IOWA.
married couple at Fort Dodge, finding the
unat1;monial knot i1ksome, mutually agreed TO
sceuro . divorce, which was effected By ne
w woman conzenting to beating before wit
pesees-
last week, twin sisters, nov GO years GU, one
the mother of Y. s. Bradioy, who residess IN
Plmnix. n. T., and the other Mrs, Isabel, OF
Iowa City, met at Mr. Bradley 8 residence after
separation Of ssoesty-nine years The friendh
80 arranged the meeting that neither sister
knew che weB to meet the otAet."
Tho slander suit entitled Mary E. Wood ~.
, 1870-07-06
pendence 6y Judge su.nx.erneld, and q speech by

pe1de0ce 6y Judge Gu,n1serneld, and speech by
Alderman J.. I. Campbell
Thousands Of pafBeAs etsrusted thsi1 homes
and lied to the country With parties and other DC
MICS. There Wa8 any number OF them around tue
city, and several excursions On the lake, By day
Iight and moonlight, all Of which were very pleas.
ant and well attended.
The steamer B. f. Wade u1a,le IN excursion to
Wanks4an, where the day Was celebrated III good
meeting, the Rev. Nj. wilkins male a i: aTer, an.s
Mr.. Emery A.. SsoTrs, OF this city, delivered an
ablc ard patriotic oratlon.
The influx OF our rural relations to the tls5 was
quite large. The Chicago, Burlington QaihcJ
Railroad Issued half-fare tickets, and brouEht In
train Of a dozen cars, Wa!ch Aehssn
at II o'clock. They were nne 70.
Of reonie, healthy young farmers. .,,.1 ro'aass nj
have heard 50 much and sren SO little Taey ula<
trlbuted themselves around as the!r tastes ana ~,
cl!Ia:lGns prompted them. and no douhI cn)oJet
themselves hugely. The tunnel, the Court house,
the theatres, the river, and the many otnel cuzi-
ostt,es aud attractions of the city were visited
The theatres were open nearly al Jay, anu were
largely patT9nlzed. .
Ii Is haniy necessary 10 Inform any, one that
the Star Spaagled Banner Was 1ylng:so inc 91eeze
eaIly IN the morning, and WAS Kept nyiuK Ill day-
Long may 1t Wave. UEe house on " abosh avenue,
No: eei, ~as enteloped, FROM basement TO gar1cs,
In tags.
In the evening, there was magnificent display
Of dre-Works oil oyer the City, The moon, TOO,
being cut III honor Of The day, aad The evening
Was serene unl beaustful .....
Altogether, the day was fully honoreA IN the
city az it should be, and there was little drunken
ness or disturbance to E1ar the peace and pleasure
that everywhere prevailed
, 1870-07-06

warrantee deeds, conveying city md suburban
nropc1ty. within seven miles Of tho Court House,
filed for record on Tuesday, Julys:
.>c1th nalstcl st, rs IT OF BlackhawE ST.,
Scrth Il Water 7er It, 81 % cor Of Market 81,
presnsr It. IL III Il oi pifison st, /, ssxiso
oreia4I us St, s. IT u Webster AZ; t. saxaa
rownsend X G st. les Il Of Elm 1t. /, s5xies
naik ~ It, t.: s9 r d Chicago avo s41ioo
Jaeison saDi st. y i&s t Of 5ais s. six7s III
"aGaTT saxIao G.; e.;e It; Oct e, 1sda.
Hunt St, "a It u Elizabeth st. II, s4Ss7 y; oo
Niln vs saEce ~, II II Of division St, sw
:t asf's1 F1s,a;;,}a T.; nv + cor q Hu6le sts
I, "a 7s-ioox1Ii It; June 14.....-.:....,.. 1860
Fourth St, 96ss west Of RobeY St, I, 4as -.
as {nfc, #; June y &c II Wand s ak
van M Buren Jul l st. v COZ Of Wood St, !, am
Hoyne oS e t. 'aas 10 Il Of Tyici st, 7sxiioH
Union t III Patri piace, ics do IT of lake st.
~ q s:1d11,1M It; Ap5tl anss :; 1900
r1ant aze & 7se Asf = ef Carpenter st. si1 s
1hi1d M 81 st. Snas coz oi Lincoln st. ni i4sxis1x
It, June E3t ....r... ..+......-.....-.s. 4ssV
100 J1o It: July s..... 49,. ...... 80. 1850
Dcsplaincs 81, n cor o1 Quincy st, c I, so1 49,.
50 IT; Juno 6.....,-,....<.........-.-.-. 4,55
NORTH nF CITY LIMITS.
Green Bay roai., sa5 II OF Albert st. e !,
a H5031sO IT; JDly 5.....,. ....-............ SOC
SOUTH OF CITY LJNTTs-
| Forty.thlrd st, IS It OF Murray st, l, 50x
11 It; June 50. ....-...,.-.............. 1906
wabash av, as It Of F1ftJ-seVenth ST, u,
a3Stti II; 3uhe u -........-. fVs
| Wabash Nv, 500 It 8 OF Flfty-seventh Ct, =,
23AlsT It; june 9i..........-:.........:... q. 90a
| State st. I'll It Of Eg1n av, !, 2a1103 It,
| WEST OF OLD CITY LIMITS.
! Geddcs St, e34 It 4 Of Fulton St, I, 2sz1&
Ewing Evil 81, s. iss ii ii francisco St, IL
| 1876 CID IT: July 1....................-. o
Adams at, 81 6-1otze Of California st, nf, ~.
eax124ss II; July 2.:.....-... :.......,.. so
| Undivided n Of v u Of 8 II 4 Of Sc Il Sec
| BIoomiuRdale st, IA r Of Western ava x,
+, e4x1947i It: June eG......-.....-..-+.... %
| BIoomingdale st. 14& tt Y of Western Az
! I, 2A1i2assi II: June e6................-.:.. %
os1llo # on Powell a., In Block :, In Sec 50, :,
| 90, 1s east; July a,.,............--....u. II
, 1870-07-06

The most remarkable incident of the
celebration of the Fourth at Chicago Was
its baing nade the occasion of the four
hundred and fo1ty-fourth balloon Ascension
of Professor John Wise, who is not only
entitled to the credit Of having made more
asccns:ons without accident than any other
aeronaut, hut of having made the longest
and swiftest balloon journey on record.
Professor Wise furnishes MS, elsewhere,
with brief account OF his ascension, in
those features which appeared to him of
sufficient moment to require statement
We miss in his narrative all the graudilo-
ouert accounts of the e1hilarntiug sensa-
tiops incident to the ASCENSION; the fa-
miliar fact that the aeronnut experiences
none but the most serene and contempla-
tive sense of elevadon, as if the earth were
withdrawing from under his feet, and he
himself were securely poised and nearly
stationary; OF the expanding landscape, as
town after town arose IL sight, until half
the cities of Northern Illinois came, one
after another, into the prospect, and Elgin,
ltacine, Joliet, and Michigan City
were visible in the four quarters
Of tie horizon. To obtain the sensational
part of the narrative, it is indispensable
that some lands1nau should 60 on board
FROM Professor Wise we only learn TINT Chi
caco astonished him by the amount Of ground
it covered, equal in appearance to the area
Ut New York or Philadelphia, and by the
abruptness with which it ended on three
sides. in the open uninhabited, and almost
uufenced prairie. MIR. Wise informs us
,sat in overlooking Chicago, from
,r nldtude of about 4,500
feet. The transient observer Is
chiefly struck with its sharp outlines, and
absence of the ordinary suburbs by which
city usually merges into the open coon'
try. Having visited Chicago when it con
,ained but 200 houses, the aeronaut was IN
pressed with our rapid growth in degree
entirely satisfactory to those who boast ol
it from a lower standpoint But, apar,
from this, md the fact that the ballass-sand
which he threw out of his balloon re-
Aected the SUMS rays like drops
Of min, SO as to maKe
| perfect sand-bow, this genuine old tar Of
the atmosphere has nothing more novel to
record Than sai1or would have on return
ing from his four hundred and forty
fourth trip across the Atlantic
, Professor Wise's great balloon tripto whicl
; we alluded was that made in company viii
LaMountain and one OF two Others, il
T which he travelled from st. Louis acros
; Illinois, Northern Indiana, and Ohio, pass
$ ing between Niagara and Buffalo, and swep
, over Lake Ontario in a terrific tonpes
. in which, Us he afterwards learned
sixteen vessels were lost. He ccenpic
: but seventeen hours in going from 81
@ Louis to the " John Brown tract in tn
G northern wilderness OF Nov York, a dit
a tance Of about l. 200 miles. While 30 Ion
= | flight, at an average rate Of a mile Pc
T. minute, ssarns to demonstrate the cap2cit
l. of the balloon in 1.a r-~aeut condition IL
g long voyages for scientific pu1r---s th
, 1870-07-06

We have received u copy Of nm able aa-
dress, BIZ Rev. A, G. George. D. D.. deifv,
cred before the Illinois WESLEYAN Uuiyer-
sity, ut Bloomington. in favor Of snpple-
,nentipe, byuationol mid. The deficiencies il,
State systems Of education. Or. Geo.oa
claims that about oue-fourth of our whole
population, or 1896. .GG3. are i11;terate.
under the present system. without deny
ing the need Of greater success in our State
systems of education, we feel compelled to
, 1870-07-06

The fact that the British yacht Cambria
was beaten by the American yacht Sappho,
and that she is not deemed to have ylndi-
Gated her claim to be the fastest of Eng
iish sailers affords very strong presump-
ton against her in the pending race from
Liverpool to New York, between her and
Mr.. Benefits Dauntless. Therelative sail
ing qualities Of the Dauntless and sappho
havenever been subjected to thorough test.
The Sappho is considerably the larger YES
sci, and, when they have heretofore sailed
together, the sappho has made the best
time. It is probable the Cambria and the
Dauntless are very evenly matched, and
while their sailing will afford no test of the
relative speed Of English and American
yachts, since neither is the best sailer in
her own waters, yet their rivalry will be
watched with interest by the sporting fra
ternity Of both nations.
, 1870-07-06

Of t7,s sweat Of Gods face, and NOW must hve
no rest" Nv ''N
The Scranton Pa) Republican tells
mournful story Of a casualty on the I.acka-
wAnna Bloomsburg Railroad last Saturday
night: A Mrs. Gaven, with three childran-two
little boys, aged and years. and bate-
was at the depot ut pittston to take train.
She put her two little boys in car and then
returned to the station for her babe. Mean
while the train started. The station-maater
signa1ed the conductor to stop, and the little
boys screamed at being carried away from
their mother, But it beema that the train
neither stopped, nor was any care taken OF the
children. Tie mother tolegraphed to put them
of ut Scranton. Nothing further is 6nown OF
them until they we're found on the railway
track about o'clock Sunday mornine-the
Youngest one killed and the other lying insen-
6ible, with his arms cut of close to the Bhoul-
der. The poor little wanderers had been r.tn
down by 3 train III a deep cut; but low or why
they were on the train no QUO knows.
Women, In discussing their grievances, do
not make enough use Of tie fact that they
Ills time. Among the summouses to Paria-
ment in 1861, the Ilirty-fifth Parliament Of
Edward Ill, there iB one writ, s. Dc admittep-
90 tide dignos au colloquiarn :; aud atnone tia
Earis md Earons arc returned AIario Count
esse dc ForiI, Aiunor Couutesso do Ormond
AllA!HFh AotH&c6eo Ae 41AtCN, Agnes Count
esEe dc pembrook, and katherine Eouutesso
do Atholo In the preceding year (Thirty-
fourth), Edward uL) there had been w4its
tested at Wyt!ston, on the 5ti of April, issued
to divers EarlB and Barons, to tie Archbishop
Of Canterbury, to several Bishops and All
bots, and to - four Abbcsses," requiring their
attendance At Westminster on the morrow Of
the Trinity. It does not appear, however,
tlat my ladies actually took their seats il
Parliament ly virtue Of these sulnmonses, al
though numerous instances are on record OF
both knights aud Esauires having sat in The
House OF Lords in the right Of their wives.
Tho New York correspondent OF the Boz
ton Iost las notice of ''sa1esmen vino don't
Grunblo." These saleEmen, according to this
writer, arc thr 1ucky follows who make from
5000 to s20, 900 n year. Last year 1uan
was discharged from one OF tho principal
houses in Now York city becaupe lo had rnnde,
by salary and commission, over s25, 900 in QUO
year. Tho head OF the firm thought tint waa
too much for one man, and Eavu him notice
that ho might leave. Another saleAsnan made
s90, 900 tho hnmo year III tho aamo house
There are score Of buyers who receive regrl'
lar salaries from S. 900 to f10, 900, and whose
expenses TO Europe and back, twico year
nro paid bcsi1cs. Then there are many scores
Of saleHnen who got 5000 ana upwards
somo of theBo drawing during tho year at
much as s9, 1000. During the past few yeaEt
many sa1csllcn hare cleared more money thar
their employers.