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New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers. No. ii NaSsau.st.
lEW-Y0RK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PROPOSALS FOR 92,OOO,OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
TREAsURER's oFFIcE, GRASD cEyTRlt DEPor !


PROPOSALS. sealed and properly ulorsei al. be received ths
u WEDNESDAY. tBe A day Of July Tor TWO
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS (seO0Ooool the FIRST MORrGAGE
BONDS o. this Company.
These Bonds bear INTEREST PER CHSr payable st Of
January aldsl Of July the principal being due 10 1913 The hosr
by which they secured the elue Rail
road. property and franchises Of the Company
The whole issue Hcee so 90 DO per ADD
s200oo sterling per The latter bve been placed Ia Lon
ion price Yielding upward 10 Currency. of all
gold involved or former sIj0o
provide present Outstanding Boadei Debt Conpaay
The offered pabhe of ihe semaialer
v be- issued "C0tp0a Boais Ol each Rsger-f'
Bonds Vracp4l payable order transferable
the books Company and 900 each a
those Offering proposals with basiag DAY july
next
Proposals be o pcs "ar TIE accrued Interest % 20
with the Bond without pds addition u price therefor
Tor he whole. any hia $1,000 EaeA proposal
should kind and denomination Of Boa wanted Reg
sers Bonds die a which tay be ssuei saon &c
yoa accompanied by cheek %
olaraeut equal tho
Bonds po1oset be tasnuh b. app~i to~ar ymeu ia
acceptance proposal aud he case of
The Bonds Sr proposals accepted viii be siy for delivery On
THURSDAY the lOth day OF ju reI OGce wlo tine ani
place the balance due must be pad
The Company the right reject al proposals offered
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Railroad bonds were firm, with pretty good de-
mand and full prices. Central Pacific closed at l03s
to 1881 Union Pacific First 81! TO SIT; Land Grant
Il TO TT; and Income 81 to 63l. The quotations for
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Two Million, Three Hundred and Twenty
eight Thousand Dollars,

nv which Transferable rcae5 of stock PRINCIPAL AND INTER
EST PAYABLE rs COLD either Reg stored Coupon, option u
purchaser m e le m e of Ie Peorl Of le state q
NrwYor cr of tl SH1g Fund.- 1Dier orc"u lhe' Af
ce Seven Of e Constitution lsr ate a. t % Of Hf Per eent
anuum PAYABLE nnuav the h dass Of Jaunar nd jay
IN year and e principal u1ooe 90 The a dy 0i jay 'ae
thousand l-t hulllrl lri r.etY-lc
understood that ue commissioners are % be st liberty q
accent OF l proposals U he oilers are not sca 10 br
0pinion are advantageous 20 the interests of The state
The proposals may the whole. part Of said loan not %
than %JOp.
Pan ncos escJpe directed 70 the Allor VI he C~aal
Department AlbIn7.N. /. q. ,.
1 money De- r 20 be paid IN gold cola oa the a1eepnos
Of the proposal. tIe 5Jth Jay ~ june Instant
made bv defCluIg hc % The credit u NJ
"Treluer the state Of on account Of ih ana Fgna
the Ma1h1an Company, SeFloz IN si0tts 1-
sHg hs prot aIg 0fJ 1919. e be regai ~ payment T
subscription o. t< neC iO1H-
rrerest IN ts Ian win comm nce day o. JULY and
he rsvbe on the frst ini yl
0f Manhattan Company, 10 the City of Aew-lOrk
Dated Canal Department, ALBANY, June >. 1873.
JOHN {. ROBINSON
Lieu.-G0v,rnOs.
NELSON K HOPKINS.
Comptroller.
G. HILTON SCRIBNBR,
secretary 0f STATE.
THOMAS BAINES
Treasurer.
FRANCIS c. RARLOw.
A.tOrueTGeusrai
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Ten PER CENT INVESTMENT.
At present rate of gold, an Investment Of $4,000
I'm tha

TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT.
At present rate of gold, an investment Of $4,000
in the
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDs
Of the VERMONT DIVISION Of the
PORTLAND AND QGDENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE
yields an annual interest of $780, and held to una
tuTlty an annual rate of
TEN PER CENT.
Issued in denominations of $1,000. $500, and $780,
and limited to $4,000 per mile.
Price for the present so and accrued interest in
currency.
For sale OF exchange for marketable securities
l.. & L. FAIRBANKS x Co, ST. Iohnsbury, Vt,
FAIRBiNBs 4 Co, 81 Broadway, New-York,
FAIRBANKS. HROWN q Co., Milk-st. Boston.
THE CONSOLIDATED 30 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Of the ST. LOUIS AND SoUTH- EASTERN RAIL-
WAY Co, issued upon a completed trunk line (be-
tween ST. Louis and Nashville Tenn.,) earning NOR
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses
Plice 90 aud interest, Sold by
WDsL0w & WILSON
10 WillAm45t
HOwEs & MACY, Bankers No. 20 Wall-st, New
York. offer the same facilities to DeDOsItOrs In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c.
&c, for Investors, In
AUSTIN BALDWIN g. Co.
,Bankers, No. n Broadway,
Issue Letters Of Credit on
Cry BANK or LONDON,
AND
LHERBErIE, KANE g. Co, PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and forwarded
pONna AT .
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BONDS AT A BARGIrN

MONTCLAIR RAILWAY Bonds.
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 80
JAMESON, SMITH & COTrING, Ii Broad-st.
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Forward deliveries been IRREGULAR, closing t0l6c ccne
from yesterday ses follows all bas Of L0N Mdiu-s
sales last evening after mJuy, Iv - lj4c 100 % Jbc
100 p 56ci August 3J0 2Jic 100 20 9G.; 200 1sci no
20 7Ge 100 20 5jc 200 % 9l6c 30 zci September 100
- l-J2c October 100 1875. 200 l8c O0 8 6e No
venbe 100 10 100 l8ic total 800 bales sales to-day 70
m-Jaue 100 tc; iO' % jl6c july tU 2Oc; 200 2p.r
100 ~ 331c OJ 2c 700 Htc; LOO % 5l6c $50 2Oie 100
20 ll6c 100. % 5J2e 300 20ici soU 2Otc zoo ~ 7c loO
20 @l6c 100 20 lldc l0J 2!c August, 30 20 J6c 80 2Oc
7l6c 20 8i6c; 100 20lci 1900 zoe; O 20 l6c
loo, 100, 20 7l6e 30 lOc 800, 20ic 100 ~ 5l6c
September goo 9c 100 10 -l5e TO- lstei 20 i2e October
ber 200 l3.e Total $50 bales grand Total p $50 bales
COFFRE-rhe has been pretty large embracing a
growths ycs Rio. III 9c Java,
LaguaYra a.. l20, all gold The sales embrace 333 bags RIO
6 bags d. Gesn and SO tag d. Lga
25 Porto Rico Ao 800 bags Lguia ST. Ihomas
lumpettJr. al che
CANDLES-The steady bat very quiet, Aiaman
l9d-Jc; Sperm, J0i Patent. aO, and Pa11e
FLOOR AND MEALThe inquiry for Flour light and large lines
m depression spring Wheat brands We
uqurg auTe and sale Of 5000 bbs good Western
Shipping At the close the market Is
unsettled and depressed Large lines only De mace BY sub
u,rng t9 deiy lover prices sales Of 0 oo Including 'O
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
GlendiDning, DAVIS & AmOrY's closing prices were

Reading closed IN PhlIaueIpha az III
William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus, 30 days time and II to
Der cent bonus on GO days, at points varying
from the market price Of the securities named
as follows:
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THE MARKETS.
[c.relnIlr repors1 for rnr rrrrrr. |

FRIDAY June 70 1879
AsHEsThe receipts to-day pkg Pots steady mod.
crate demand; quoted at o. Pearls dnl snd nominal
BEBSWAXThe market remains dnl and heavy the
decline; quoted 81 80 6a57c. for Western and Southern.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-rhe Grm but luet
q. 5Df for Oh Mixed fQ for New do, 5a6c New
Green ami lie for NeS Hun Bo0ms dn and nomuay
changed quoted at 81 dozen ot Common Good aud
s5 80 FOR Prime 70 Brtra, per dozen.
COrrON-rhe mass. Tor spot has been less active
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A LTBRARY FOR FIFTY l5Ol CENTS..

A LIBRARY FOR FIFTY go CENTS
Trbuue Auauac ami rrluue Ertra Sheets contsuBg
LeCtgre EE.ra, so. AIS Lectures Light
Lecture EIta, No 2heces COMPULSORY Biucshon; Fieiss
hi5eH ofhe situation; Pnps Lost Arts; BeuoEss Is There
Gs1l Mar Twain SaElfcI Island Letters
Lecture Er- No. 5-Iu-d-Pr1f Wilders Brain and Mind
Prof Brker Chemical Discoveries ths Specroseope Prof YOung
Atrono Cr estsi foL l'ungs Present hnowelg OF TIE sun
bcur kr 10 ASE >hskespe Studies, b John Weiss;
National Acienv Course Parous Pilgrim Fathers
sg Men Of Blsress: Bret uartes Ar-ouauE Of 49,
Leetnrc $50. 5I uraeThree Lectures By Prof Louis
Err Hearing and and The Exclamation
o. Musical Hara8lr Prl Be Sua1 Deep Placer Muiugiu Cal
frus. N. nlui TIE Parkc Goodwin
Tue and Prof d l0uuns The Limits Of Science
Lecture no G-Btchsrs lie ures for Minister'S
T-Ile leI PlI.erMs g-Mllc Churches Society the
fc,ure E1ta S 7clrs co11ia7 Lectures Reuvals IN the
Cburch-he ous lhlu-H BevvaA Religious EI
ktatener Thomas The Death Menace, BY BoTee,
aDj 8 History Of sscfsrIsn Apuroprtu0as"
EKru-Crellf honler-E7.ae1cs and Reports
- VITA ac Ir -aI fur 80 certA
Address ail orders TIg TRIBUNE. NevYork
1 IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
likeness of M Greeley The plate destroyed the
Boston frel end oTsr then ~ che regular puce. 81
The hoerand Of NJ Greeley FmT Sill 70 be bad u 81
wy T4E TRIBUNE. Yev-York
NOW Restr hound. 81:
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
NL TWO PORTRAITS il.. STATIONS; portrait
rsssutinr Grscev alIs toe last summer Of bis Ae and
ler she most le- ultla portrait u bin ever pub
Ji ls hours,
9-ab Furer
Mourning Letters e. SmTahy Voices OF The
r. 90 The Poets Resolutions au1 ProeeI
ir-s Public Boil c &C. Pamphlet dirou 81 cents
ba,-suey bound. by sll receipt Of Puee
INh TRIBUNE, NeW-l
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

HAY--The demand and the market steady ile
are liberal. quote Pamc =2JU 3 Good 1V 80 go.
puE AZ Ei3U 4l6 Commsn do +led+t2 has |" s.eaI ~ ~
hmei qaots sl9O al for Long rye s'S@ "
short 30 and Flud ~ Tor
HRAP-Manila hls been IN active demana hhee o m u.s.
higher With sales of $50 bales part arnVe hefe ann ~
0tdlOl-, Fo1 lo bales tsil 60 be- a. or aboat lvt' -1
lUc Jute stesdv 90 q 0tic sales of 500 bales on pHo
I m b Reflections Al lie cuneneg Butts steady alles oi
700 bales aryo At ie eareacJ, cash. aud l' OA'' o' "
he spot Do .-- -t,- -.
gICO-The masi remains verr ia ut prices are nomnay uu
cnangsd small aes GOa6'c iof hiha AA1 '' "'
Mafrss. currency. .-..,- .-..-t. t.-
LSsEED lover moderate demana ~ tne concession
Of lo0l bag, spot al % 6J so anl o' ois W "e 81
LkAfsB-Ilss Lal Less oa.5 otes demand for Hsnioef
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

The Cotton store ruuning quality
than hail q gIae above below 4u0teI.
POK PRKSENr DELIVERY.
IluAr IL lrr ntaI
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Geathers.

AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH CLASSICAL
"A snd MATHEMATICAL TRAChBE, whose teaching ard dse
scrltLy for seInent EN-
a. partner on asssaa Good saiay eIPete Address ALPHA, ~
West 1dsL
ERENCH TUlTION-Prof. J. J. BURNER
ds errsgerent scholastic ffstcaas
soos iour srpsTense, good references Ade q West 3i is
MANIFESTATIONS TO TEACH, in a
w 6nlss SCHOOL the entire charge Of BOARDING
o. DAY SCOOf br tnueman and Doe wife Both grlaaies.
ie a " Tear c3ere1de chlg Fof ratrllars estlels
yLsC.tp srrr I.-s Z. lFlIfHI. 0.a..tett Fl, 81
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

The holders of the North Carolina Special Tax
bonds are invited, by advertisement published else
where, to attend meeting to be held at the Office
of Messrs Thomas Denny & Co., No. 80 Wall-st., on
Wednesday next, at 2 p. m, TO hear an opinion Of
the Hon. Reyerdy Johnson upon the question OF the
validity Of the bonds and to take measures for
protecting the interests Of the holders Of these
bonds.
The following correspondence between Mr.. Little
John, the retiring President of the New-York and
Oswego Midland Railway Company, and Mr.. OPP
dyke the new President explains the present posi-
tion and future prospect Of the Company and will
be read with interest by all who are concerned IN
the enterprise:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

ss.s Al about previous prices Crop still remains qzt The reopS
Of tbe Heek 3O5 SIDE, and 103 bales We quote
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

Cur'cy paym'ts s237,9i2 81
Cm'cY balance s24 ,S15 900 40
CU5tOmA"..... Z11.OOJ W
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Section Three. Article Seven Of the Constitution.

T Commissioners Ca1t Fund BY virtue Of he At snttf
Ar provide support She Government Disei April lA
1885, lnl Section Three OF hrce S@ys1 pf e 90
7t sealed proposals s be- received al 10
Depa.tmert 81 tie A day jane ~ cocA. aosn.
Of az a Laaa
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THE MONEY MARKET.


SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGg-oFFICIAL REPORT
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE IhuhONA-
FIRST CALL 10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
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Treasury was

The days business at the United states BUD
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

the following fom Mr. Eume Wsfs Be,Hy mop ~
ul1r There little change 70 report lc
Prices have been vel msnansi under iho lausne Of dseoaAng
orop reper from abroad Gable adyc received here ms seA .
coudm late mail reports Of the appearance anu Increase o nv
EBh plantations should these reports continue m
both Foreign and Domestic, all De hkef 70 improve
oes of American reduced 20 a1oat Io
baesi Foreign msrke there somethns ess 'h1h
f ha OF Foreign affect The markc We earn hAs
freight has been euAagu iuf The rtshpmrnt o ioh W Y"
he preut prospect the English Indicates that te
m oon follow aes Old Hops have changed hands thl'
week for aducrs from ne hop aos
favoAbai hc weather Of late has been quite pioo1
III. .A. .n. L-- Of --. -.-.
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Gold receipts. t0ii7i2 %
Gold paYHents.f1, ,72j,2l4 81
Cold balance ...43. SOL ,l23 -
Currency re'pts z.151.zb 81
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
IA. LrrrtgJOHy's RESIGNATION.

NEW opeIcT hi IrErrrY. IT.. Nav YoaK JUyE 10 la5l
GENTLEMEN In consequence Of eomoinaiion o i @
road am convinced that the time has a'l wen l %
financial influence and power should be ihioluoea D' "
In uheranee Of this object hereby tender resignation as Pr
man Of great hnabcal strength and reputation ia, - D.,
beg TO that a. director sll "n ~ % % "a
e T completion road both 70 OsWego and Bualo ieeng
Conscience that will prove $ one dl o. e' most T q TSoTs a
'N" Mr. oPDYEEs AcCEPrAScE -. ,o-,
r. "a, oars or Directors Of s0-York and Osrego AdLlHd
S9tFSSs Since few days the Presidency q
your Compsuy have eareqy Examined n - hEsh'a d Other
nssary oaa together With the maturing interest on W. ll
- ~ presence II dull market for the mortgage bonds OF unh
m s "a s4 IA 10 financial embarrassment Th the
psenee Of railroad enterprises A. lLss i S M
subuon you have secured TO your mt mortgage
ester extension bonds together With other resources ~ y1
mgu aad successfully carry forward your important % cary
] bv t. belief by earnest desire TO eo3bute ny best
efforts protect the interests Of tne cieo & 80 @ SSt
IN I'D mus, confer have determined to yield ny .irong per
s tous and to accept the position you laVe tenlersa me-
measure requisite the early completion 9n4 1'-s 'le'' " ~
am persuaded With The means ., 9S, % Command -, S0e1S II. IroDe
proper energy and economy the cl o ls % 80 % @ ,S b.
a. bip twelve months rom this date When THIS shan hAl'
s noptengent person doubt the permanent sle
- yss nor The Immense benefits 10 will couirr on me cu
OF our State. Yours. repec'iul'f' ".'Ho.
The Treasurer of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company announces IN another
column that coupons, due July l, viii now be re-
ceiyed for examination and that checks VIII Dc
ready for delivery therefor on Monday, Both lust
for all coupons received up to aud including oatur
day, 2sth inst
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
| sylvania Skies, 1O9 Philadelphia and Erie kau-
road. 25 Reading Railroad So. Pennsylvania kAii
| road. 55i Gold. 1l6l.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
AUSTIN BALDWIN 81 Co

= NUoIIF DAIDWIN q IU,
.Ban kers, No. II Broadway,
Issue Letters Of Credit on
CRY BANK or LONDON,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
Nrw 1]ubIiratlcuS

IDDITIONS OF CHOICE BOOKS; ISIlS SSS.. ,..,,, -.
IN In the h7g sa FI e. brns PaolOgy, sc AFfLBr0Ns
hrI-tI rllrl.sL. near boHel Anl hrotlNA!.
, 1873-11-30

Civilization is gradually penetrating to the ro-
mot0 regions Of tho oartl. A faro oallk has been
oatahlisAea In Faojoo, and tho nntiyos arc fae,
c!natol with .he ganao a somowhat sad iudde II
IL montloEaa in connection with tho last match
for tha championship a Oliof became deeply
interested in ganaa, tho stak1s for Which wora
human l1einga tasteucd for the tebIe. Luck seom.
cd to 60 ag:uilst tho CHIEF. For 10 put I'D hia
Servants -nd lost; thon ho bot his mothur-ir-lnw
aud loAt. Jle did not shed tear over Ilia disas-
tor. Tnsu ho atakod lis unmarried Btater and hiy
wiIo'u oouSlnn; sud tito bank ra4ed In ali tho
chips. The infatuated Chiai then offered lip baby
end tho ownor ot tho bank had 1t paclol down u
tho ion-ohoBt In leas than ffteep minutes, Tho
Nl!of theg bot ali hin children suocessiyoly, and
loBt enta tAon, having gamhlcl away Ills wlfe, he
s1s;ad himself on the lhgt chances, aud again bet
OIL tho wrong card. Whom ho bud timo to think
1t oyor, tho U4iat sai rAat he was convinced that
gambling waH vory wrong, and he thought tint
hut, bofose hia frilenaa could sot Lii pasael.
10 MA ltlllod, and put In cask to cora for tie
faro hauk man. A bltcoosalon OF peculiarly Buu-
culent FREQ lunches made that establishment very
attractive to tho Ftojepau opio.lrog for aovoral
mouths afserWard. Tllo na,np Of tho Chiefa
family no longer appears III tue directory. This
faru bank proprietor, llowofor, Ia Inclined to bu
bunoyoIont, aid he otrors to make worry liboral
arrangements for Sunday SCHOOLS. Ito 10 now
much Interested In q missionary, whom he OK
poets to cntlca into bio le,l. lIo has lntimated
Ia Ills confidential frlonds that II ho cau 0uly
got that missionary to plny Que game aud bot
N,e infart CLAM, lie will got up supper which
will discount epgiug oAlckons entlfely,-~.Mas.
d.!v!sr.
, 1873-11-30

Tho Crown Josvosu OK Portugal.
The crown jewels OF Portugal arc, for 30 small
: Kingdom, marvellous, and II the hugo Draganza
dinmond-wl1ioh IN one Of thenl-is truo brill
lsnt," Tho Portuguese rcgalia must be quite nn-
cqualod. Tie Braga.lza Atono vas found IN tho
Caetlo ,liniln Mine in Brazil, IN 1741, and was
frequently worn by King John VI. Tho lowe
estimate Of tho weight OF this gtouo In $50
carats, whils tho Kohinoor wcigha btt 100; tho
y.ar Of The South, 125, aud Tho great orlon
"rosc-cut,"', |, 6, not the true "brl!llant"
shape. Tho Dragauza diamond, from its
unusual elzo, has been suepecto1 to bo
nothing moro than = tlno whito Brazilian topaz;
but tho fact TINT 1t has bocn publicly WORN By
tho King, ut D Court whoHe frequentcrB aro par
tscu!arly good judges Of diamonds, m,.at 80 eonlo
way TO mako belioyo It 10 10 what 1t Processes.
I flnyo uoyer scon It.. A person WHO Ind tho
opportunity Of examining It closely, told mo
that 1t was ~ largo ~ ten'a egg, aud wna badly
cut, having but feu facets Aly informant Ind
doubt but that II Saa 4 true diamond; but nta
ordinary obBoryer'n oYlloneo OIL huols q point
Eoon for llttle II tho stollo IL uncut, or impor-
4actly cut, tho marvel OF lily s2o IL losncnod but
not ron:oyed. 10 out such rough utono into
true "brllllnnt" aupo could only l,o effcgtol BY
reducing ,ts weight to 00u Or l,c00 carata. II
would, oyoi1 theu, be fso timer gu large - tho
largest iliaMuna in o1istonoo.-1hs New Qaar-
ferlv AGuuxing.
, 1873-11-30
What hhnll Alfrod d. dear Mia. Giltnastin : Do,
l pray you, 1noro leplellt to Alfrwlln

What ebnlf Atfrcd Il, 1a,r nt,o, c,,,,,,.;o . n,
Irray YOU. 1noro lenlons % r. ~ Hlfrni 4''
IL i1'tn ,,,nr.a,t In.1s f"a,a ., ~ 4Aiatal!
thoro doato to o,,r oar. Ii,n ,n,mS6 psr!Jje
AZ II Inl,nrf hi nmc 1'ai,sn i % H.. I1s!o
rounded f aid rfan that n,ir y" sonvoraet;a Nv
dicd natural dontE. va ]iss"mo ~ nnri,ana
batod brcat md oxoot thet In o,miif, ,na hls
eyna of Mias Gilmart f1ilotj oncc or ttrca ,,tt
tenra ns ala lstoncd' nhnnId hnvc tomnht Te ior
indifferent to Nfro his a,l ferings struaT,ce nn1
oortandinr 1ovca. Int sornothinv In thr wnv MIA
listonod toid mo lint 1nylotcst story Ind mnreea.
tin often in eocioty. I could not bring sLnit
teie...tnto gtn rontinnol to nvniH ma T
thought porl1spa that 1 and nv brothers Ind
bored her.
I dn nh knov v1,v .vea an ,;,,c1, Rl,oc1c3 nn1
solonfahed to llear TINT Nliaa Qilmartfr, was on
gegcd. Bho waa boaniifni. sl,o WA a bolio.
viz 0i,on}1 ahn not ho nnrn1ni3 ltnar1 ehn
had Carried of ono Of tie matrimonial prizoa Of
tho d,r iThoro ,voo ~ nnIi,;nn s,,ora natural
Wocn We ,at o WI toro IL ot,g tnlo eso for
thor, to do. @ ~
me1nborc I wen want nif to +, Frons 1 s tMat o,,r
last conyoreation hnt1 remainas] nnf,,;shcl1
On tha boamtifui driva ut Mica inI,niino tha
gazing On the Glorious blue Of tho Nieiitterra-
noan. 4 nannhiro aet in a.nnhiro, I nnasoI two
ladas In q carrlaso, ono OF whom bowed.
Was It Tho refleotipn Of tho altv and lila soa,
Or was IL t]o blne flash OF tho nyea If 1is, all
marin? A nervous thrill assured mo Il wnn tl,o
latter. v
If that tranaoon,lons n,ooncot. thu hor,nninr
Of tho Corn Gle road, can I,nyo an Improvement
think It doriy ed init bonenk On thia ansninions
OCCASION; I found MIsp GIlmartin and hor
mothor at tho Hotel do TEurone TINT evontnr.
and Iearued from the Litter that 1tsa flilmsrinaa
onraromont wns broken ofr. Il wna onlv tho
no4t morunr that wo found o,,rselyoa taEinr a
breezy and fPanrant walk tornthor, which ant3,il
in orr ecatit,e o,,raetyo. ,,nf1sr erosn of ocan-
dora. with The 1foliterra,,osn for a nlnvijnp.
HbIr. RusanlI. :" snid Mias Gilnariin. ii noyer
VIZ iba H Kinr wo ia b9rnt II tto nEs oaEas7 mid
"No vor,r brotl,nr. v1,o hurnt hin funera
How tlil ho cot out Of that n1rajr?n
"Hiss Q,liaartiu, truth connols mo to saw
that be noyor wau in Il: thoroforo he rot ont of
1t perfcctlY four that QharIes and Ben md
A1trcd ,Yorn nil irrnntcd in orf]nr tn },car tho
, 1873-11-30
A Young T1if,fpopoto1nus.

alr. Frank Bue1land writca in Land and
Nater: "Wcdncsilay list, tho 9th of Noycn-
bor. being tho first birtfaday Of little Guy
Fawkes, tho young lippopotamus, I called
s.1 at ihe . Xoo!ogcal Gardens to wish tho pretty
After no had finished bis breakfast, Prescott,
tue Keeper, entieed Guy y EawkoH and his mother.
cut, or the water. The little M one is as tame,
playful, and docilo as Kitten. We made him
out TO be about six feet four long.
a''d two foet ton at tho shoulders. Hin
t; oask IL hlaty black Color, but his
cheeIs. chost' and 1882 are Of lovely pink
ea'lnoh co1or. We calculated bis weight to ba
nearly Que ton, and 5i big mother would nasko aud
Ecieh ABOUT thf6o little h'ppos. ae eats aud
ateepa Wel, ana, besides hls natural ropralment,
hla me1ls consist q chatf, bran, mangold-w,lr-
fol, soa!aea "a . Gass. nscaf' ~ sugar 10 isVery
1ona OF anything sweet. re las already learned
to beg for food lie puts hla head out between
y! the para opens us mouth aud p5Ieks up his it
% tie eara Then T. & no Wanta to beg The gape OF bis
mouth is about eighteen inches no has
already T. mest lovely ses Of white teeth.
snd the tusks begin to project out Of
hl1 pink gums. Ills mothor is very uatohfu1
eyer him, aud 4 ahe thinks any ono ID about to
, 1873-11-30

Poor, harlcss Zig, how pihful thy fate,
Rc.rel for thy l:nh and valued for thy Weight,
Thy fond b,t otfat. and thy world . sly,
Thy certain end BY viulehco to dloi
Villa. high philosophy can tlua control
The rlscid patience Of thy swnn1 aout7
Bill thou dpst frIsk thy twisted tail about,
And turn tho rtcking curth with careless enuut,
Content rccne, and Wallow In tho pool,
Blessed In thy 1ltlcssneas, 4 happy fool.
Tits we'll for theo that 10 sapiring mind
Brings to thy lot the wons OF human Lind.
Content, thou livat thy lifo'E contracted gpan,
And, loaing joyu, easapo tho gstefa. Of man.
VIC may gain much, but, still desiring Inora
kigc but III vain, and vairlIy seek to Boar,
Tho mining haven s.lll efar appears;
Though we advance, tho haven never pcars:
And honors won are boo1esA ut tho best,
Ono glory gained but tetnp.1 us with tho rest.
Who that has marked with n1cditatiye eye
Thc fat contentn>ent hidden in Sty
But feels rang of envy as lle yirw5, .....
And tan hio own tho porkor'a ssato wonld choose!
0n.o'chuta hy envy. aud nnhurt by lrils,
Will ~nEtJ 60 few that al. may be supplied,
1o;s, taorrh but !.nmely, ill ha poacef.ll life;
Ers age a!!lic:s, he'I rescued by the knifo;
Hss earthly fa,H ara harry while they 1aet;
No frs aud brinstnue follow when they're past.
".Di,n. uiyin,us riramsss," this my Eong,--
Lot IoTs 10 brief. not sorrows be too long.
MADISON, VIII. CuanLc5 NonLL GnEconE.