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Winter.
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Sophie MAJ G9:fE. ST.: E B. q Saa,..7 :, y u tes
The Spark OF Gsuius;
ss Z: 's*ss Is I; vi; VIZ :! s;e
Boundaries.
By willard Small.
4 Christmas Adve1t1Fe,
BIZ Annie Moor.
Keeping Diary.
b. Gestruae.
The Golden Axe.
A Fatie IN Fe.se, hJ Sa..otf Burchana. W.T. .ui
PAGE lAuss:a:ian.
Frontier Sketohos.
By Dr. c. H. peaf'on. The Deer on tho zosf.
Tales OF Ancient Days.
b. Carl Casron- Prnelnpe. Or thr Fuithful Wiz:
Battle Of tho Pegs.
IinstFatsd Games. bY Eaxss. =. More. With Ele .e1
IuuRsfatlnus
Window Gardening
by Aunt sophie.
Original DinloKne.
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The Orator.
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LoSDc:, Dec. 2G+-Dcspatches from Stuttgart
AID basMetndt nnnnupce the fatinrntton VI the
federal treaties 1y the Chambers Of Wuttemberg
ana IIefge,
B.nuS. Dec. so.-1he Federal treaties With
lsaiitn. HeaFe and WuEemhrfg have been rail-
1rtl. The Upper Chamber Of tho uhvasiau Dtes
pastel the treaty by nearly unanimous vote.
, 1870-12-31
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ItnHg, Dec. :n.-lAn pyernoT OF the I1bcr has
taH1t'l nA1f the city, and occasione1 Il VAS:
amount Of damage.
, 1870-12-31

The .yeMk4 Murder Case AT LnGsEnNEc
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Special D.srateh to Tbe Chaezeo Tribune.
FpR7 wArSx. lad, Dec 3t.-~At EidntEaE. Lass
night, the Jury in the Jeaks zHfeE trta1, =. Ls-
Grange hrpuEnt in yerdtcs Of Tutlty, an,t stn-
fenced Inc prisoner to the Penlsentaly fof !sfe.
, 1870-12-31
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T. III 1etin sn t1's y w theu. VIII r niotE
80 Wy nt 11o"tn 1noos VI s<etasts uas
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fYNRUSTEES' SALE OF GOVERNMENT,
STATE AND RAILROAD B0NDS-In pursuance Of the terms Of
certain tvst to he executed by win sealed BIDS until the
ION day Of June 1870 at O'clock for the sale Of the following
bonds S50so United hveTwentes; Sf20o Tennessee
Sizes and $4,000 Fredericksburg
Al proposals he (par Valnel
NOR and must be accompanied by satisfactory that the hid
will be made The the
Jus oe Endorsed The outside Of the scaled envelope Bids will
Pamphlets ue vai1e Of the above
named railroad bonds be obta ned from
ISAAC SMITH, President metropolitan
RENEE President Continental Life lnsurnce Comranv or from The
aRdersignoi e. HILTON SCRIBSFR TnStee
No. l39 Broadway.
ST LOUIS JACKSONVILLE CaIcAeo RuLRoAD Co.
Secfeag AMI lressnreFs Ohe Jacksonville,
Vie ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
aod BoNDhOLDbRS Of the ST. LOUIS JACKSONVILLE and
SGAGO RAILROAD COMPANY for the election RLRvBN III.
khCfOS and the transaction Of such other nav be brought
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on THURSDAY June 8 d. b.. HOWARD secretary
EIGHT PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
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and accrued interest
IIOWES C MACY BANKERS,
80 WALI-ST.. NETWORK
the BONDS Of the CITY Of MONTGOMERY
bearing per coupons attached
payable h Of January and Ja both Principal and Interest payable
These bonds OO Five Dollars are the only
security
desirable for investment
HOwES MACY, Bankers, 30 wsust
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EIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
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Bearing SEVBN PER CENT INTEREST in currency
A limited amount for sale on favorable terms



DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the
Commissioner Of The sinking Fund Of the City Of New-Yort
s ne sossrSetoB Of Rarosd ia oScRuni
and = 1IP SssF an. 'S Sc s0t the G{ of
Room o. s S s IN S 81 9 S JS s SO q IL
% cS1 GPe.e By animal roTeT and ne railroad with nge
9cb1 rpe or Tu N, @ 81 Ss%Yorf v Cmspc g on
che North Hudson River at tie foot Of One hundred and het,t
thence through and along hundre with double
double irscl to One hundred thence through and
or River also enty df thence
Bridge so FROM tie Traaye thence through and along oBehSn
from gs g 1i i Se 1os 'R T, S SlO
ses aoh r through aud along the Ienaye with doaole track
tons tTnoa and sshe. for the proper working and aommda
ssd road to he comJi within two wears from the passage Of sd
&C. except upon and along Tut9ve and and along said
from oaehunari ffhs, Such will be CONNECTED
who shall Offer into The treasury the of money for
certificate that he they entitled grant
80 m sd e s 1 sts 10 e ss the p Sn ie
] ten ~ int the ts oy 'he amount o. tne pa ssa Of ,se
& Of SesYgIs N ,a sum Of i' hundred and my thousand dGar
that The e son or eoPorano1 receiving such Ger
sane VII the requisite number OF and horses along enh
gal from completing and constituting the same the time for
% e 9fs 50 esS5ei s. not be deemed or taken to De part Of
o1ers Of the sinking PuD authorized and the right to reject
55qi the franchise for sale ssn copy
lie Dcpartmeut-Dated Ncw-York June 1870.
A.. Oakley HALL Maror.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
JOHN J. BRADLEY, CHAMBERLAIN.
JOHN X. HACKETT, Recorder.
MOORE Chairman Rinance Committee,
Of Aldermen.
NICHOLAS HAUGHTON, Chairman Finance
Committee Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
Commissioners OF 10 Sinking Fund
PATTERSON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.-The
Annual Nesting Company
Of Directors for the ensuing will be held WEDNESDAY June
s. 1870 ~ Cougrest Polls open from % o'clock
Paterson. n j., May g, l70 e. THB0 BELL. Secretary
F5NHE COUPONS of the Six Per Cent Bonds of
FLORIDA 1870 viii he paid the National
Trust Company -New-lork, May 25 1870
HARRISON REED. Governor Of Florida
HES MONIES VALLEY II. X. CO. BONDS.
LOCKWOOD Co.
"a broadway.
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amnsements
THE GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE FES-
PROGRAMME.

MONDAY June 49, TUESDAY June Il; WEDNESDAY June i's
jane l6 FRIDAY June H. and SATURDAY. jane H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

MONDAY EVENING, Jnne -, 1910.
GRAND INAUGURAL PROGRAMME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

nES MONIES VALLEY II. Il. co. BONDS.
LOCKWOOD Co.
, 1870-10-09

Mr.. Gihbon was At ttatFea1lr dramatic p.s-
sa..c of his life. in the middle Of liza var
1887, Wien he GAS completing his hisfo:v. aod
ou Certain night in Jnne be had written fhe
iast pace OF the great work. Great rs Il II. II
s'ec1ns nov to be regarded morn with scsoac;
Dickens has srs! happily expressei 1hon ~
made Iii. Eofiu choose it for the WORT iii,
"s:ch be Waste make hts first ac1usintsnca
n'sh Elera:uro. VERY familiar Is tbs 1eserin-
tion OF the slmost solemn act performed In 4
,aviion At The, End o. his garden. Layiss
"aeacis Alley with 4 feel;=g Of joy :.
getting his liberty after this io5g and
A1duuus seFyitudo; but d.zed win q cor.
tIn melancholy. ~ ha thought. however l.st-
icS might be tbs reputation OF thu hnot tha
days OF the writer might be numbered. IsJs
= Izabcth Foster. who aftarEaed becsae
Duchess Of Dcsonslire, arrived shortly .ftcT.
and struck him, as abe struck al. vita sIa
ELEGANCE OF her form and manner. her rsorif.
cleys1ness, and, above all, tho nice oocpn1.
81 her compliments. She took i great 1ntcTest
u that dramatic completion Of ths great biz.
tots. and vas ons noseias asked to bresifass
LII. di'b.n had interpreted he. e ss=etts
ness snd elegance, aal all ths
compliments, as 50 many proofs Of
the impression he was Yu.tipr nm ~
hes heart; And i: seemed this occl son san'd
90 exeelleLtl5 to bring on = deupue,nfns.
After breakfast Eas over, hs brought hur out
to look II the famous acacia walk. Ana she
view Of lake and nountain which it comne.d-
ed. She Was enthusisstic in her delight, scd
expressed herself in ali the rAptpres i1<,,riaT
admiration fot scenery. whso the hiatny1.n
Affected to become suddealy ieslouy us ths
r.a,se bestowed on eueh objects, and eiec-
t.ided hes BY an eloquent md p.ss;onste
declaration, At the came trtns fa1Iinr on
nis knees- The astonished lady could
into = fl of laughter. Tbs eituation
must have been 1uiicfous indeed; TIC ur-
wieldy lover stili pouring out his vov1. and
che rom aiming few PAGES ot aud tryiag to
soothe him. At last ho understood Bis MS
take, aud then shc bid him to get up. Bat
this VITA impossible; gout, enormous fst, ami
, 1870-10-09
To Jul,n Swinging

III 1tA u1NVs
what Stcars Of white arc ,hose-uow swift, now
P!nw- :.
Among The avenues cool ehadows soaler7
L clutld OF butterflies, tnat to and fro
Delight TO wandets
The Interviewing boughs are thick with leaves,
WtsH,se screen all closer tbse& TAuon fences:
And evtry neetine glimpse Ihe mure deteiVes
MJ puzzled senses.
Il II some rare bird fiittns through the trees
An angel Ger the earth Its bright course Wing
4 ms1zy ~. It's ali. yet none of these:
Iss Jul!a swinging!
o, sweet coquettc the swtng's atttnc tE7e
VI those coy ar.s Md wu1ton wlles that won
Fur row you ny to me, In beauty ripe,
And now Tou shun NE
;,h, why thus torture ne with 1eeang charms.
That ret MY hesft tunuttuuu,,y beaunH-
Adv auclng t:us almos: into my q 1us,
And then Ee1reatlnge
Ecu sectn to rush 10 mc-O mhsideninG bliss:
Az X to Mlugl' INTO one OUT tao souls;
And ute: all Tut uHtr NE to kiss
lo,U tiny snce-selest
~nw. rsr- ine all your beauty at ne; now.
Withdrawing Il As quickly. J, II ltut 1901 mes
Its. d. .cur e1c f.tr., nutttip9. iaus NY trow,
lss d6esnt cod me-
or rasih ara I, alas, anl yocre OF sky:
If--i whtis 7nn Ny - f&F 2'SoSe Tie.
Wren e. ln@ly am, and ynur'e ~ hlgst
How eun you luye me!
I:Ht. at:tr all, *hete Is yonr need of s@ings:
Ei.ss give me thAs white rosebud ~ a relic,
And tcen ren0upce tae cheat, reTcal ycur wings
And be angelic.
, 1870-10-09

,~,,a,,, ~
.S,i'st,,1;n,- H. ,ro,-,,,i..st;o .hS@. no
t;.,9sI;h;I3E "0 pt'1''sSs'oo o1 eaa Soc:r-a
"a nTIe at,sst Eansiss sec. IL, M, ,,,a,..
~ pr;ur;nlas of ll,e n,,c,r;naa ~ piass u H..
III. Ann t1,s TIL. ..s.,nr,:,s.:, ~ .nist al
M ;tas ten hur d,eil,}, .n,';ra1" aaa :;
isI,,,I and n,,n, ~. :. III 80, ~, =. t.s"1s
ard snr,rIers Thcr ,-- s,;,., ~, ~ ,Au.-
r1ca;oI. maiiue il cs,J:ian V n ~ u, e'a
;o,, A'4 ~ S"t12a .1l~
'""' H.. c,,v,,,,.,.. ~ pr;,
,h,4 III c.,,,,, ,ny;a- ia,a, ~ ~ @ 9sItsat
.n~,-a ao-..r ~ 49,: - 1S4. =. nt s1sl! r..
.h,n.;ses :, 100 ~, e''a sr;s;s. s.i:s.. y.
1,'. -so ''Ae'.sS' s"ie4seSt 1ie ''44es 49,
1,,o ,,.,.
IN dnn iiuts ~ 1u.a u1s uoa:ti1Gs t
To'9oa ~ tIe .I .atI2liI Luucatlan .flssstuai.
tS;s, ~ 1a"6' 'la1 4'otaa6 naS hos eon:e's:f
niAn. ,,..
Io:Ae Eas n's summer ress.snss On
re- T VI assnn as.es u xae:h LAY, hiis
@ He rssr ra e1 s;,,;s4 ,ias 9ns ~ n ,as ysa: 4
-. 1cssst VI o!1l:.e1s Q! s3faoos usnoasi-
as,orJ ~, =. H.. a'He - ttae, %
esa ah.;e.s' 'sn haSs IL. ~ US hoaae. iheE wofsh',
,re F,,;.c,,,.i;, ,.a ,,.t "tte ~ ~ sslss'
sas.,. cn'.,I.1 ~ ,o.la: .ss aot ah1ef 40"
c,n;n,t tha so-ro,, - II. Ara ~: u.,t's'
NTrer;a,,a n ill., i;n,se,rro s.a 60 ~
for Infii, pn9,n Eas5nt{, f,i',,sas g., LSaI'
81 81 ia l.s, nss" -, e1unae1 sea n1es
e I1a,1 h1s ,as. seFM1a T q tso Un1tar1an Chure
w. ~ 1ss ~ tS rte ~ u,sseo1se "as siadica-
t'ot, - tle 9ana!7an scIet- Ina preacher
saht ne ceesieeTea tast the InitAt1a,s Hers
engaged IN 'Le most important Religious
movement .! The present da:. and that upon
IT. Succets doTeIdtsi that unitT in. religion
Mtnct! *honld he the most proluineat cl,1ra.-
'er7stlt Of tllt. Christian Church
The Ksv- No:gon Dix, in ; letter whcI,
he nt:bisshes IN defence of .ha news 50 Mission
q =. Sacrament. at Lass Ers'a.ls.y, New
YORK, ln'ima'es that the as"sparer reporters
nave oSessha:g:d fs'e:r descriptions at ths
-aoIfaelt. OF fhG foom, AMI tue ccsetnonis
!sf1osmsa e, IN i: As SAYS that he preached OIL
, 1870-10-09
origin Of the Agn1ner-nu Passion
F1nY&

It is religious play or ceremony, perform
I'd by religious people. The PRINCIPAL charac-
,era must be men known to be good and mr.
right otherwise they would not be admittcd
II is hot performed merely for The love of
gai1: 1t hs now existed for centuries. and
was Frs, instituted. I nm told, in coaeeonenre
Of vow raade b5 the inhsbitauts OF Tia vi
1890 plague Or fever had vieited parsen-
AHchen, piace come milea AMY the peopla
were lying by Wholesale, and it was for6ildsn
that any one should visit Ampoerrau unt;l the
plague had ceased. One young mai. however,
nIsooe5ed the command, and entered amusr-
g,1 IN the cead Of night to speEd Buui4y
Hith Als sweetheast> He carried the iutee-
ton With him, and in three days eighty
Tao OF the villagers were de1d. Thoss suf1
well went up 70 the church in body, and re~
eorded yow that it God would u,alcitullg re-
move the plague from them they would, esery
Ten years. represent each event in the life Of
our Lord The tradition Is, thai though after
tLls voE few people wers seized with Illness.
not one died. Evtc since, the play has been
performed In the most solemn and religions
mammal It's effect upon the peoplats ts evident:
They are supatior to the ordinary rnce OF
peasaIts; they ara good, religious simple
minded. The expenses Of the plaJ, whch
anonnt to about Is, 900, are frat paid out Of
he proceeds = small sum Ia then Givsu 70
-ach actor, 1nd tho remainder u devoted to
some useful object-chie1y to the repairing
Il wall against the intoaa Of asuau st1.am.
The dr9oEr.
, 1870-10-09

nentjy % sasne Of Science sod nos Of chance. In
demonstration whereof. 1t Is hereby and herein
stated. tteatrd- ,t..aTased, set forth, end msae
ne msnlis. a ,1a auns ,cvnr ne en so1e asme
Or turEed q lack, a.t1"u.h 10th feats
we're common and ftt'::eut 20 tne
oppoett1ou; and furthermore, In ]urFoIF hl TINS
,ur vefdict, We call sttehtlnn to the significant
'nct that the "cbance" men are ali busted and inc
:. science men have got the money. It Is nc
theory concerDing seyen-ap . pe1n,cious doc
trsne. aud calcnated 10 inGict uutold suffertaEs
and pecun!ary loas rn"n 49, community that
IakpA FtOGk in r.
ret apart and psrticularized in the statute
hooks Of Kept1eky, AZ being game not Of
cl,sure, but OF science. and therefore not pun
ishshIa under the law" said Mr. Knott.
..Thst verdict ia OF record, aud holds goo'l to
this dav."
, 1870-10-09

THO fashion OF Wearing necklaces Was roviv-
etl ly Agues s;s.-rrl. Charles VII. presented
her with one of :.iaronls: aho wore il al
way-, although tne gems, being uueut, hurt
The Queen OF r1.ssia las = necklace az
pearls. each pearl Aliao in size aud beauty.
Ihi. has Eroen from cne pearl presented 10
her by fe- husband the f1rst bir:hi. = af.nr
ttcir marriage. followed ay similar one cash
.acect::in- sesr-. IL tbs Ioya. courls 1.-Two
enls sc" years longer, The superb corio.
will TO long enough, to cl,kc double row
hanging to tire nsiE..
G'rd'rs or ''c't* are Of ez,st nnt,acitr, sud
perhaps in H., history O. ;.we!s no orucuauts
lave greater significance than girtles or rugs.
those worn LF the Roman ladies' we're yery
iifoaas hE" The moro modern stoaataet, aud
AIDED With precious stonce.
In tho msoufc axes, the bel. or ci.d!e v.s MI
Important ntfjncct III the ccremouv Of having
heru.gr. During tho crrem,.uy the belt was
taken on AMI handed TO tho suzcrain, This
~, 49, ho"sve1' =. ~ Only performed in hege
Brittany to ,ic1a this IAeiat almost brought IN
~ar he.~ecn h,m ani Charles VII .: Fla ,le.
The taking OF Of tbs belt WAS also : portion
of tho form RI aeclstiuc bankruptcy, ana lie
widow OF pLiar The Dolc. who, told raa bo-
fore, wa ct ono time tho richest FRINGE in
Er.oFc, hhf t. 50 through this painful ard
til sErreahle ceremony ovtt the coffin Of her
husband.
In the East for long time the belt was
badge OF the profession OF Christian.
Tho Queens. from the tenth 10 the soyeu-
tccEth century, We're very fond Of etonsehc1a
aod bulss, aud owned maay, AlHays n'ors OF
1fsa ornamcn:ed with precious stones,
Elizabeth o. Ecgland Ind Que SO c7vered with
gems that the original fabric could not be
scen, and it must have been s:rnost as hesry
above her hea1t AZ her couecicuee {supposing
she possessed 50 announcement "a artic!e) was
Within.
A Gird'e richly ssnadcd With diamonds sayca
the i,fn OF Queen Isabella II. OF Srain from
The dagger Of tho assassin Ncuino. Tho point
Of the dagger, striking on ouc Of tile stones,
slipped aside and in.liclcd o1lF ticah wound.
Kings 1re og the Ere1tcst antiquity and of
| universal fashion. solomon vas said to own
ore which poseeeeeI magical powers, and you
remember The ring OF Pharaoh, which ho
tlority.
The welding ring no get from the Hebrews;
adopted from item by the Romans, It became
l general CUSTOM In the time Of piiny, this
rastic OF the leyo which ehould bind closely
| together man and wife.
! M.gs vesa worn IS badge Of k1ighthool.
In early ages II mas 4 marx tha. lis wcsrer
vac freemnn or freedman. Among tho Iso-
i tuans ard Crooks they worc different rings
| :nr different scasons, so.ne stones being con-
sidcred cooler md lighter than others
| Alexander Of Maeodont and IS carly certainly
! Is tho fourth century wcrc made part OF the
dress OF a Bishop.
Tho fopes have two rings, OF which one,
| the 0nnuhls piscaloris. The special ring OF tho
Pope, is broken whenever Pope dies, ne V
ono teing, provided for the successor. ot.-cats-
olic World
, 1870-10-09

Rheumatism. utterly incapsci:ated hin. Thc
brilliant lady. cruelty isnoring the romsnce 81
the situ,tion, carac to hia I'D aud tHied TO
raise him: hot il waa in vain: and il via de-
terniatd d that she should 60 for ascistlncc,
vent, aud two stout peasants Of the place
came up, raised him between them. ind lAna-
ed him III Lis familiar easy clair.
, 1870-10-09

Whnt They Are nnu Where They
Art-A Curious Inventory.

"es "o Nnckc AneS
Are-A SuFaouS iaSehtory'
jhsi. Correspondence v The .Se.s 1'ork Een.i'y
..... l"ss.
Where arc the crown ioxclss il the Quss-
ton asi.sd a; iSersut l.; eotao Of those people
~l:o thinl tLat somu care should be taken OF
thu morrow, aud that France may Jet see
brighter days, even II her capital shonld fall.
The poor Empress was accused Of dos1ra to
spirit them away. aud, although she .guyo the
to le made and the whole collection to b
turned over 10 Gonotal Trochu, ID eoon as
, 1870-10-09

We, the lury In the case Of the Commonwealth
Of Kentucky II. John Wheeler ct a., have cars
iul! eonslaesed tae polc "a me case, and tested
d. hereby unanimously decide thst tho game COM
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From the whole cLaia Of evidence it is de-
csunetrablc: That tfr,id eMlncntly fit for the
development OF tho lowest forms OF life, but
which contains no germs. nor sny protein
G. suapouud, gives rise to living things In great
rtupdsuca Il it is exposed to ordinary air,
while there Is no such development il the air
With which it is IA coutact il mechanically
r-eta from the solid particles which usually
toas iu it, and which MAY be made viaiI1e By
aprrop1iats means that tie great maia1ity Of
,!,e particles are destrEeib!e b. hest, and that
rome Of these ere germs OF living particles
c.patle Of sir;ng Hse to the same forms Of
ire ~ those which appear when the fluid Is ex-
rc.ed to uulurifed air; that incubation Of
The experimental duid with drop Of liquid
known to contain living particles gsres
ri.e to the e1me pheauuen. ~ expo.
sun to unpnrided air; and Ia further
certain that these living PARTICLES arc 10
minute that the assumption Of their suspen-
sion in ordinary air preeentu not the slightest
difficulty. On The contrary, considering t6air
lghtnees and the wide dinusion Of the organ
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cc.erssl with made erourt.' of an c4sifenons
AID vegetable character. Inside the care. thc
etonnn contain, sores Of the tcsr, the fox,
t''e reindeer, the bison, tho ho.s,, etc; at in.
!.i,E1neie'4 WI, tum' rouH relics CT human
'tlusiry. rnch ar implements mar'e OF stas. or
re'ndeeFs born. carefully "oi::ted at ono end
AID hcEtlles1 OF At she oth,--1 nierccd handle
Ct reindcere horn-1iir' su;srs and ~ean3rs
q 'nefens kinds; lae.ly. ranioa tooth OF 4
star. 'n11ghls carved in the share pf = abrd'a 4
hrs41. and t.ierred with hole. rte.
Nlhe excavation b,sinS been carried 10 1
ie"e1 level. oroneltso light the re.n4.ns Of
tho lear. the wilt-c.t, The caye-llvena. tho
adj: the namu.1'{, the horse, the sts-. the
Il iE''eer. the OK, The rhinoveros, &c. Il waa,
u :1ct; complete Soah's ark. The bones
wele AZ C9oken iengthw'se* and rome Of them
N"fu carboulzeI. .Nran aud notches were
tout on them. which could only have been
mace tE cutting Instruments. II. Iartst
atter lonE aud patient investigations, cauao to
tue conclusion that the care o. Au.ienac ras 3
hnman lu'aea"rlaee. contemporary with the
n,ammoth, the Rhannetr11s fichorh1nus. and
eroeh." @'' ~
1hc mode in which the long homes OF thoss
s:inaals wers hrcken shoEs that ther hid
f,fcu cracked with a view to eI,rhct
tie .mzrow-of whi:h dciicacy, hy-she.
| hy; It seens thst ous rriuitive fore
'sthess weFc inordinatelr fond: ~hilc
Instruments. The implements and ornaments
dleIosercd point to genera. custom e,ill ia
nee among many e2yage triber-namely, tbe
placing OF the weapons. trophies, and per
eoual valuabies OF the deceased close to The
covered with earth that had fallen from ,hc
top ot the hill; and, on clearing this, the IN,
veAtiEatose met with another deposit contain.
| lag bones, and situated On prolongstfon OF
the ground on which the skeletone were ptscetl