New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

the comments that stand opposite different addresses
and the price OF board all is named For work
hotel for these especially open, and
WEI patrOni2cd II Is what such place ought 10 pc
Just cheerful boarding house, charging enough Ior eS
pcnses but far from the odium of charity u democrat
les people TO think they 90 not pay for Their own sat
ovordressed extrayagant uncducatcd set whose names
1ecruit the divorce calendar aud help the small news
paners To make alyng by the scandal they occasion Oe
story which has never reached the public before u
almost too Continental TO appear outside fIchc hVv
have the parties to the suit both young; the nus
band rather quiet fond OF music and terrapm suppcis
good looking and indulgcnt the VIE, eXclttDIe,
languisling eyes pronounced" shoulders, aud very
round waist with no special harm IN her; nGnk
Knows how 20 he. she fell in love with young Adons
friend Of her husbands they hirtcd desperately ana
toa dead stop. Neither wanted TO outrage tne pro
pretos neither could give up the acquaintance Frank
ness cOnfcsses 10 her husband You nave always Deeh
good to me, and never deniedme any thing am ues-
peracly in love with Frank, ana want You 10 a
divorce so {hat cen Inaty nun a noIng T}fes
value is gone anyhow and consents But thclr poy,V
years od must not grow P 10 mo 1a decides that
his wife shall sue him for divorce tahlnS me Dape 0n
s Sn9ndes AZ s 30 e s 10 nS With NO more
trouble than tue conveyance OF on estate Inc aiHoIecu
lady mauies her redchecked Adonis, separating rom
her former husband the best oiterns. What charm
ing example for the advocates OF Free Divorced No quar-
rel; shooting; dIscredt for tie children because
the husband reasonable. instead of making himself
unpleasant in the matter This story Is true, ana me
saint of domestic peace is an artist on akes As TO the
proper moral to be drawn from IT, that's another matter
Ii is said that the little PTotocOnist pamphlet me
Buredu, published here has been SO suecesstnl tnat ING
propretOs have decided TO enlarge II to family journal
with other departments, giving II substantial capital
and editor who knows how TO get up paper Tor gen
tlemcn to read The Lakeside MonGly starts with ample
security and pays better terms than some OF Its articles
deserve. 1t has this element Of respectab1y II Is no
speculation and the two serious brght-looknS young
who edit il To feel their responsibilities Very
few Western magazines have ever started with enough
capital 10 pay their three months Fpaper bi and nave
had support themselves such contributions as the
SOphOmOres and village pOetesses were glad 10 exchange
for the pleasure Of seeing their names IN print iht
Lakeside deserves to discover q NORTHWESTERN bret
Uarfe 10 leayeD it's nourishing but not sprngy pages
IL would be good plan for western eOrs 10 let hel,
contributors Western business men may he lean and
swift but Western literary men are too fat and thor
stories and sound like those Of an odd Fellows
Annual. II ] have Mt right to be sharp on my own
own wife who can swear at z" SAYS angry husband
somewhere. The West is lovely country to its chi dren
but they lose patience with Ito tardy Development
The Girls Seminary at Evanston ia now possessed Of
workable figure Of romance in the slender person Win
military musache restless blue French eyes, ana deA-
ferrous fingers who is teacher OF languages, chemistry,
mathematics, and what not in that favored institution
Indeed SO varied excellent his acquisitions, IL Is
matter of regret that he cannot take tie Work OF inc
Faculty on his hands. He has complete manners, Is
delightful pianist, and-erowning merit in frenchman
is rather Indifferent to womens society," an especially
desirable quality Of master in girls school ne stud
les English aSsduOusy, sleeping (hs doctor 1OundJ Ony
two hours night out Of pure nervousness ana SXhta-
ton" as Gallo neghboTs say. VINO should thls SIN
cular genius prove 10 be, by the word OF friends who
came over with him. but the Count de F, graduate OF
ST. officer OF the late Imperial Army ana dlscoyefefo OF
new composition for 1npOwder the cheapest and SIM
plest yet formulated. The Government ed 10 possess
his secret he pounds OF powder for analysis but
they failed 10 detect Is DO sent 10 pounds more and the
chemists failed; whereupCn IL became evident that
friendly relations between Government and the Comte
de- - were imposshle aud in ut OF disgust he threw
away everytbiug-Tank, family, and poslt0h-tO make
himself standing in America. For ths ne studies
i'm which 10 win or die" Beethoven waltzes aud gun
powder Here is a hero, ready posed