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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The New-York Alumni of Middlebury Col
lege Vermont, have formed an association, with t. W.
Chester as President.S
The Charter Club, organized in honor of
at No 902 West Thirty -fOurth.st
The triennial meeting of the Alumni OF
Dartmouth College takes place July 10 at Hanover.
Richard b. Kimba of this city will deliver the address
The directors of the German Hospital, in
report Just issued complain that action is taken by
the authorities to drain the swamps in the vicinity OF the
hospital There are now about GO patients under treat
ment each week The hospital building needs REPAIRS
and action has been taken to that end.
The 37th strawberry festival of the Union
Home for Destitute Children held, last evening" at
the Home, in East Twenty-ninthst. short anti-to-
bacco and temperance lecture delivered by Eddie
True, 10, and Martha Brown, age T. reeited poem
entitled The Little Pet" Miss Maggie Shepard sang
several songs.
The Directors of the American and Foreign
Christian Mission have adopted minute, stating that
reflection has shown how necessary it is FOR Protestant
ISM in its contact with Romanis, to advance under
banner, and declaring their purpose 10 enlarge
tho Society and to institute measures OF re-
form in its administration
The Alumne of Packer Collegiate Institute
closed the celebration of the 25th anniversary last even
ing with a largely attended reception Ats p. 10. a
marble statue of the Rev Dr. Bethune unvaied by
DR.. VntOn with appropriate ceremonies; Tue entire
Dn1S "as 10y ~ tPba fnstton uere illuminated
with Chinese lanterns.
The PhilOmathean and Eucleian Societies OF
the University NewYOrk held their thirty ninth an
nual reunion last evening at the University and lis
tened to address by Chancellor Crosby, who gave
brief account of his college life and spoke OF college so
ciees az giving a culture and polish TO student Ife
that is not lost in after years AFTER the address inc 90
cietes held pleasant social meetings.
The General Fest Committee for the ap-
preaching twelfth general saengerfest has decided to
send the Bundles dirGent Mr.. Paur TO Philadelphia
next week. to train the vocasts of that city who to
participate in the festival Communications from organ
izations at Philadelphia and Baltimore have been
ceived announcing that larger number of vocass from
those cities may be expected than was originally re-
ported. The prizes will DO awarded ON the day OF the
picnic at Jones's Wood.
The fourteenth annual picnic of the Gale
DOMAIN Club took place yesterday at Hastings Grove on
the Hudson Two hundred out of coo members left their
headquarters, in suvanst., in kilts, this being the
largest number that marched in Highland array since
the organization of the Club. About 1900 people
sembled the grounds and everything passed of pleas
anty. Among those present was James Linen, the Call
fOrnlan Scotch poet. The following CaedOnian clubs
were represented: Brooklyn, Woodstock Hudson Co,
" j. san Francisco, Cal, and Toronto, Canada The
N Y. Curling Club was also represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17


was arrested Yesterday morning. for obtaining goods
undcr faIse nreienses I'M Bristol Bucks Co., Penn He
aiterward made his escape
PATERsoY-The Board OF Aldermen met last night and
fixed the estimate of taxes TO be collected this year ~
t0OO including $780, 900 for State and county purposes
600 forinteres, and s 500 for retiring bonds The
troubles has been deferred for another week City
Attorney Physician, Treasurer, Street SUPERINTENDENT
Controller and Clerk OF the Board appointed by the last
Board OF Aldermen have not renquished their positions
OF their SUCCESSORS and the municipal govern
ment ia daily becoming more complicated. "A Two,
wing will be added TO ST. Josephs Hospital .John
Brush has given 800 plants TO the protector OF Soutn
Park on Main-st .
RED BANK-The Grand Jury OF the County nstes"f )"
having adjournment dinner, expended the mon mon Tall
library for the OF the prisoners In the
-. The Rev. Samuel lockwood County Supe,srimonial
Of Public Schools has been presented Win I'm reeogn
from the Peabody Institute of Salem, MAS" "
ton OF his discoveries In natural history , a.,
WEST ORANGE.A large force Of men h ~ dirseton Of
macademiZlng Eagle RockaSep un"eA WV
Gen. John G. Wright ....,, Ton a. ~
TRENroN-The stonecutters strus s1 rny have
per day OF 10 hours, and hours Oh 0a'uu'' any
received 81 80 q day. . ..o..or
HopoKES-Justice volhardt issued Warrant, yes TT
do Por a. rest of Francis Groeth, charged by his
wife with bigamy. -, -. Mil, ora
p,pcasts for tho Central Presbyterian Society Cos''
$4,000. in ~.
p, ,,SrrrIp-A new church. stone and brick, will he
erected by the Second Presbyterian Society.
Robson has declined the in-
vttation TO deliver the Grafton on July 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
CIVIL NOTES.

Surrogate Hutchings heard the summing up
Of counsel for the proponents in the Bryan McCah Will
case, yesterday.
The brig j. L. Bowen, seized on a salvage
claim by the owners Of the ship Europa, bonded,
yesterday the United states District Court, and al
lowed TO depart
The suit of William Livingston agt Thomas
Keech to recover $1,000 for labor and materials fur
nshed to defendant resulted, yesterday, in verdict OF
5000 for the plaintiff
Jesse Jones and others, commission merchants
in New York. filed libel in the United states Eastern
District Court yesterday against the brig Warrior TO
recover 81 for supplies and advances made TO that
vessel her last trip the Island Of St. Christopher
Another action was begun In the same Court, by the
United states ship Columbia TO obtain her forfeiture for
smuggling cigars in May 1870 She has been bonded since
IN 100000.
In the case of Wright agt the Guardian Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, in the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday, the plaintiff sought to recover $4,000
On a policy OF insurance the life OF W. H. SchOtt,
which policy the plaintiff received as security for per-
sonal debts The defense affirmed that false statements
were made by schott TO his physical condition at the
time the insurance was effected. This of five
suits brought against various insurance companies by
-Four had already resulted in verdcts in favor OF the
different plaintiffs. The testimony In the present case
was mostly Of medical character, and related TO the
different degrees and effects Of structures, OF which
disease SchOt died. Verdict OF $05S9 Is for the plain
td, with an extra allowance OF 8 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
CRIMINAL COURTS.

NJ Mcneil of No Broad-st., charged with fraudu-
leby retaining pension money collected for William Pearsa dis
charged soldier bonoFAbJ discharged yesterday by Commissioners
Shields.
James s. Woodhouse, charged with offering him
sca b for the release Of Splitter an alleged asiuleh bank
T Lndowst JAIL committed yeseTdsy 10 defaa
ofs5OO t6n, by Commissioner Osborn.
Mrs Eliza Smith, q boarder at the Aston House,
had Roh watch oen fom her pocket Thursday evening" While
riding University place James DoIan, alas Tommy Murphy,
was i on suspicion Of being thief Mr. Smith not
able 10 identity him. Justice Hogan discharged hm yesterday
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, the
Ideburgb Of baltimore sgt NJ Cumeien Wsls
broker og their drafts for large amount
concluded Jge LeWh, who reserved his deb
the iutu ed The
compel bin acknowledge grounds upon which bis VILE Who 70
tie daughter Of tie principal prosecutor eouli obtain divorce
At the T0mbs Police Court yesterday Justice
HOGAN committed George Leonard OF No n sufokt Tor having CT
Armand B.nI No q cnonpsee In the back With Patrol
John Gillespie the MINI Precinct for ASSEMBLING Isaac Wasea
No A hprny ARRAY In sIhAre Sunday June
Williamson. alas Nellie NJ stealing wallet containing 40
holn tie poes Of Ezekiel saomop Of No. rs Fnbe Fnh
itage
In the Court Vt General Sessions, yesterday. Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
THE COURTS.
WHAT WAS DONE WITH THE ERIE STOCK.

WHIT WAS DONE WITH TIE EKIE bIUJh'
At the resumption of the Erie investigation,
Yesterday, f. X. willard was recalled. and testified as
follows:
O. Have Won had q statement prepared, showing what
was done With the shares Of Eric stock which passed
through your firm \. | have.
O. 10 what extent a. To the extent Of about 90 900
shares.
o. Have you your books here, only this statement
A. Only this statement; but send Tor my books, and
they will show more about the shares OF this stock
Mr.. Southmayd-We had better adjourn fer two hours
10 give Mr.. willard time 10 produce these hooks.
The MasterIf have to adjourn 30 long lat shall
adjourn Tor the day.
Mr.. LauC-I want 20 go away.
Mr. southmayd-YOu can go and stay just as long rs
you please.
An adjournment for half an hour then granted. At
the end " this tnc tie books were produced and on
examination Of Them resulted I'm the notification or
about $1,000 OF tie alleged frauduleny issued shares OF
Erie stock, which took the place, the record OF q
portion Of the shares stolen from the English stock
holders, The Investigation was adjourned till Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
TILE MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN 1884.

George Smith, of No. 161 Myrtle-aye, Brook
lyn brother OF Joseph Smith, said TO have been the
man who was mysteriously murdered cut up, and
thrown into the East River in 1864 stated yesterday to
TRIBUNE reporter that he did not believe the murdered
man was his brother lie says it is true that his brother
has been missing since the day before the discovery OF
the murder but thinks he alive in Lond0n
year Mr. Smith puts no faith In the alleged con-
fessiOn of the dying murderer in Australia, although he
IA naturally anxious to know what grounds the story
of the confession is based.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

New-York Hotel-Senator Anthony and Gen.
l. r. Frexe Of Rhode Island. 49, Fhth-Avenue Hotel
n X Williams OF Wayne County, N. Y, J. II Ramsey OF
Albany W. b. Bristol Of New.Haven, W. McMcheel OF
- 81. Nicholas Hotel-Ex-MayOr Bishop OF Clncln-
natl. Gilsey House-The Hon William DorshelineI
of Buffalo == Grand Central H0tel-Col. L. X rage
OF Richmond, Va Col John G. Fleming OF Neworeans,
and the Hon. A. ]. Fountsm Of Texas - Astor
Houee-Gen. Kipatrick of New-Jersey and the Rev u.
X Dunlop OF st. Louis 80 Clarendon Hotei-Ihe
Hon. G. g. Harrington late United states Munster !"
Switzerland.
DEPARTURE.
Gov Marshall Jewell left the city last evening l0r
ashin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
PREPARATIONS FOR THE NEw-JERsEY STATE


Arrangements are making for the thirteenth
annual Fair OF the EewJersey Agricultural Society
which opens at waverly Sept. 49, The machinery de-
partmcnt will be "A feature Special gold medals viii be
awarded for the specimen of apprentices labor com
ing any msnufactory in the state ana for the best
steam re-engne The Superintendent Of Departments
have been appointed as follows:
Horses " 4 Merrill Elbethpor; Cattle B. Edgar Rlhvay
Pou W H. Earle Newark Produce r. I. Qann, Newark;
Flowers Patterson Newark Bmlrodery r Williams.
EFzsbfth Prcrves James l.. Marvin Newark; Farm lmp
r. Isres traieth Machinery w. Dodge Newark Musie7i
ntrs Juon Manufactured Goods T. h. Sanders ami william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
THE MoNTCLAIR PUBLIC LIBRARY.

To me Editor or Tho Trtbune.
SIR: | wish to correct an absurd statement,
which appears this week in paper published in your
city, which credits me with large share in the forma
ton OF public library here. The truth is there was
circulating library here before to the place.
had no part in the earlier stages Of the movement
nor in obtaining the charter last Winter As there arc
several gentlemen of abundant means and public splt
on the Board of Directors and most OF our leading d
zens are interested part Of the work Is not likely 10
be difficult or important Respectfully,
NOlllcidir. " j., juno 49, ISL. D. ~ HAkhlsON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JUNE H. 1871

ooer H.eset ,eurced Rdwsd Jackson convicted o. burglary on
Thuav 70 STATE Prison fhomas r. HARDY Wa con
yeei Of stealing from iam Wen'f wble stepping Q.
ear Anri and, tting Oh oiend vas nt 20
Prson yen ..Wm 1lorTson tsay - no .oa e.
81 ne ro Tromis ChalW'ca and Ihowas sullivan 'a w
gold wptcE sat 10 Hone Of Roiuge...R WELDON RHi 70 -
one war. aries Conner. stealing Eahi Hn yas t1 pr.
1obn C,n,n atlpg Jsmes " elan viii kui ia re stHh
Nav IS one year George stevens pade gy gram y aH'
x.s rtmanded mill "Wednesday Tor senleloe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

For EUROPE Ho!-Numbers are rushing to
spend tle Summer vacation tho majority carving with them
Ksors Hats beauty elegance and comfort cannot fail to attract
the seon foreigners and lead the improvement Of bat manu
tire abroad members Of the Can't Get Away Club can
proeure their hats KSox 22 Broadway Of Paions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
IAnnoancenenis. 4
BuRNErrs KALEsToN is the best Cosmetic

HEADACHE, LANGUoR, AND MELANCHOLY
eKsxR,ILI IRON DoRDERED STOMACH Cor'hsEs o.
ToArrD LrTEH EACH NAY Be READILY REMOVED sf DR. u
JAMES sASGrvE PILLS. WHICH WILL BIB FOUND 10
STIMULATE TIE LryKR ACTION REMOVING
ALL BnIousyEss AyD E5AorAToss o' THE
nnurIa RoLp LIZ pRuGGIsTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

To THE LADIEs.-Now is the time to free the
COMPLEXION from Moth Patches treee and Tar BY u'ng PEERi
MORN LoIIoS II Is reliable and harmless. Prep rcd
ouly by Dr. PERRY Demltoot - Bondst, heSosk Sold
By Druggists every where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

Ask your grocer for DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER
u, bet Baking Powder. Depot, % Newest, y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
LADY who was 90, was taken for 10 after

few weeks use HAoASs MAGNOLIA BALM upon her face neck
and hands perfectly harmless; oberates coare pmfe TAN
ssoun etc. and the complexion beautiful So does
LYoSs the ha has been tested FOR twenty years Is
the best hair pre- eryer and dre sing in the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

COOP NEws.-B. s. SQUIRE has ODened an
Office Fultonst WATCHEs AMI JzwEY. kcis direct from
4Istbauis, therefore pacls yeTy low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

No accidents have ever occurred from burn
ing storing or iardiI PKArrs AsTRiL on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

- n. TIE, P,r UIud Hour. Tier BAR Htad.
sHTYosMs hh as soc w June l6.-6 40 9l3 \. w.
JNoe 10 S0t3N 9li4 N. w.
20 Si9NW IL 63o 0lsNN.w
RENARKs-June i6. ls7o-Thermome'er AZ g. m'' 'f;
n ~ NJ. $50; u p M, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

The use of HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Ham REvEwra briggs hair upon bald heals tie hair ohes are
not wholly destroyed. Try H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
The large number of

The large number Of rooms en- SuIte TecentIy
added the AiHucAS HocE Boston, have bea in great demand ~
families travelling They lave closets baths &C. aid may be eclT by
mail telegraph The Lewis Rice still exercises his supervision
over the conduct Of this hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau-
tfu designs rtlibe Watches coee Jevtry fnt Nyersa al
SQuIRzs o. Futoust.. hew.York. Diamonds SPECIALLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

Read PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT Sunday morning
Efigur columns jTeIlg mder Te large sunday paper il
Nes.York. For sale D.! all e pIincil al newSlea.erA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

"GRIFFITH GAUNTr-All of Charles Reade's
Novels Stoas Circa, ing Library l2) last 7s~ S5srVsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

TURKISH BATHS, IS Laight-st., closed for
repair VII open Jane -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

No family should 60 out of town and leave
,er house on without calling AZ s Office Of H0WEs, HrRGiR
AIRx TELEAPH and Bqung how can b. lroecei om robbers
dnrns thor ah,enee T. HULrEs Murly-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
ARCHITECTURAL LslJ Works

having nearly con pte contracts such az e Harlem De
pot Foy the Gsey Hotel the Seann Bank o Savng
Commercial Block Rochester 8e sId having
similar establishment IN The
country prepared into cont es Tor hN ~ I'D
INGS Of and geueay do ALL KINDS Of ARCHITECT
and with Dispatch Apply TO
FOURTEENrTI.Sr. between Avenues b ami C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
GLEN HorsE. WHITE MOUNTAINS.

This fyorte Summer viii be Tor ths reception Of visit
MlyDAY Jane H. under tie meat as @ sosoa
business he conducted under the Old IT. Oh IL IhohPs1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
HE[AIB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
AND
HELNBOLD'S CA7AWBA GRAPE-JUICE PILLS,



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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-12-23
SANTA CLAUS VISIT.

On snow-clad hills, at still midnight,
The moonshine lies in beauty bright;
The world is hushed in slumber now,
For balmy sleep from every brow
Hath smOothed away the lines OF care,
And stamped repose-night's blessing
there.
DAYS busy, bustling crowd is STILL,
Reprived awhile from cares that fill
All hearts wherein the pulse OF NE
Exceeds the throbs of infant STRIFE;
The mingled voices of the crowd
No longer heard-each head is DOW q
In mansion rich and poor abode.
Forgetful of the heavy load
Poor human nature has to bear,
In homespun clad or silkin wear
A sweeter sleep to toll is given
Than to the idle, blessed of heaven,
With every luxury wealth can bring;
While labo1ers toll and blithely sing,
The rich oft yawn in discomfort,
And mourn at eve the day misspent.
But midnight brings to all surcease
From daylight's cares-to all sweet peace;
Thus resting in the close embrace
OF sleep-night keeper of our race
The world awaits the coming dawn
That ushers in glad Christmas morn.
The spirit of the season by
Steals swiftly, while each youthful eye
Close sealed remains by natures laws,
As Ger each house goes Santa Claus.
A pack of gifts his back bestrides,
AS down the chimney quickly glides
The fur-clad elf, with pipe and whip,
His twinkling eye and smiling lip
A promise give or something nice,
AS through the room like creeping mice
His footsteps glide; he views the feet
Of stockings which, at mourn, will greet
The eyes Of children in the bed
Where hang the stockings overhead.
With mods, and winks, and funny shrugs,
His well-filled pack around he Jugs,
Until chair he finds to mount,
So that their number he may count.
Gone, two, three, four-'twas .fre last year
Gle stops to wipe away tear
i'll look again-the smallest feet
Are missing; they have gone to meet
The Babe of Bethl en-. at whose birth
The shepherds sang Goodwin on Earth.
He glanced around; on bed of straw
The little errand boy he saw:
"Ah, there lies one did not see,
IT'S likely he, too, dreams of me;
To him warm clothes I'll give instead
This toy I bought the child that's dead"
Then STOPPING down and putting back
The silver trumpet, from his pack
The other gifts he quickly drew,
And stuffed the stockings number two,
And three, and four; the smallest one
He filled the last, When all was done
He chuckled low, and made pause,
Then vanished-dear old SAINTS Claus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-20
A Few Words to tho La.lle..-Aranv \. !.

A Few Wortis to tho LatlIes.-AIany Ia.
dies, particularly mothers nursing, complain
OF tired. listless feeling. or complete ex-
hanation, ON arising in the morning. On the
wife and mother devolves the rcsponsibili.y
OF regulating tho duties of tho household.
Hcr cares arc numerous, and tho mental al
we'll MS tho physical powers aro frequently
called into requisition. Sho often finds her
slightest occups,ion weary task and exist.
ence burden, wlio at the samo time sbo
has no regular disease. Hostetter's Stomach
Bittcrs. il resurted 10 at this period, will
prove an unfailing remedy for this ammo, ing
lnssitude. Tho effects Of this potent agent
are soon seen in the rosy choek and olasrio
atep OF the head OF tho family, as, with re.
stored health and renewed spirits, she takes
her accustomed place in the family circle. II
this friend in need BIO regularly used, those
depro ssing Symphonic viii neYer be com
Piaincd OF, and not only would laaeitude not
be experienced, but many diseases following
it's advent be avoided. AS medical agont'
It has no equal, willie it's pleasing favor and
healthful effects have m adc it q general fnvor-
ite: 1t is free from all properties calculated
to imp air tho system, and its operations are
at once mild, soothing and efficient. All who
GaTo used the Ditters attest ita virtues and
tommend it to nse. NAV I7if;
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-20
VOL. VINO. 53.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.


FfH11ESE Springs, famous for their Alternative
a waters and f4shio3abLs IA patronage. will bo
commodations for 1000 persons.
Tho cars Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road run to the Springs. Excursion tickets,
oities. North and South.
These Springs are 1000 feet above tide
water, and the climate in which they are situ-
ated is always cool and dinvigorating. aftordiqg
entire relief from prostrating. summer henti
frof. iodonbergor's excellent Band will be
In attendance, TO enliven the Lawns and Ball
Room. y.
Masquerade and Fancy Balls during tho soa-
:, An AT e1tonsive Livery will be kept at very
CnAnaEs.- SO per day. and t75 per month OF
thirty days. Children under ten years Of age
and colored servants. half price: whito ser
wants according to accommo datioua
Pamphlets in roference to the medicinal
vaiae OF the water, routes to tho Springs, etc.,
may be had free OF charge. nm
hlay IL limo GEO. l.. PEYTON L. 90.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-20

CANT 1.-The New ork ita7l doiin1socin1ncss
EuAry Saturday and Harpers' Wsekly for
replblishing Oharleu Read e'a new novel.
Inc story. the editor says. is I. ''soiling
the hitherto fair pages of Hdrpess'
tpee&!y. . ye godsl has it come to this,
that Reade can donso ensily what Curtis
and Mast have been striving at for SO
many years? .Reade's story is one of
loye and passion. the world 8 throbs. and
about which all mon know SO much and
women too; as they should; and which
occupy the thoughts of-aM from Sca..,
to lmbecilisy., Is there only harm and
immortality in love when it assumes the
widest and most reckless form? Is there
no immortality In slanderg Is there NO
i!mmoralityin hatred, in vengeance, IN
falsehood? Does human> owe. so. nj ono
police all crimes of human kind that
when its mad doings are aketched by
masterty hands the recital must soil tho
paper on which it Is published a Bobl
tdd,pers. Weekly was soiled long ago with
slime and blood. Up to the war il waa
pro Southern, but the South excluded il
from r!cst:sc!, and then The publishers
turned upon it's former patrons and
allowed their teeth. Gnrtis, the editor,
Wrqte mad appeals for: vengeance and
continued slaughter; he maligned and
misrepresented the Southern people;
held them.up to the seorn Of laymen and
the anathema Of religions. and Mast, the
sketSher, drew; ;sqoh scenes of falsehood,
such, tableaqx Of lies as checked even the
most violent abettors of coercion. The
portraits of sick prisoners were shown
upon ithpsea ..spotless"ipages, to rouse to
greater heat the. passion. for revenge
against the South and every means
within the compass Of coward's pen or
o liars pencil we're invoked to swell the
rich riyes off, hatred aud launch upon the
floods large fleets for desolation. Il, ,..,,,,
Ne,o Pork Democrat.