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New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

ax.,... s.-r.. II .os srr R.-Wm ncesas, WV Dempsy
s r.hA.,, G,osvs Ksse nsssaghter homsa Mcds
CsnsspAsr asiiashsr Charles w.sss Wa rsay ouoa. .sa
stslea ssods Joseph Miller Geo. Batter W" - nss hefnsa
soa js.b Hoa,, Hsd,irs PskerV sortsrr h'u Ada Gar
ct, false prtepsss; Ernst Pnhfmann. bsa"'.
couar ArrsAu-ALsasr Dec loou aa ,o ia pT ~
sodar ss IL Soa 1863 1856 l67. lO' w. i'' o.
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pRusKARp BURNED TO DEATH.

A man registering his name as Norton
tool od9inrs st Van Dykes Hotel Catharine-slip. on
Tuesday night He is supposed to have been drunk and
gone to bed with lighted pipe in his mouth, spark Of
nre from which subsequently ignted the bed-oiothos
About 4 O'Clock yesterday morning flames wsro dis
covered Issuing from tho room 10 which Nosen slept
was got under nearly the whole OF ono ho0r OF the
building having been burned Whom an entrance t0
korten's room wss etoctod. u VA 'oaed 'uss ~ ne
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
pAeSENGERs ARRTVED.

FROM San FRANCISCO AND AsPIawALL-fn seom'Ap hos
puLao Dec l7-Cspt KIRBY and vile Percy, rsrpg.on a
schnider hcKsiny Geo Goddard hobt ~ pnnoar ~ a. p
" Weeks John Pebs " ysnesay Mrs jana rresu
L. Dupater Echess WIN. Cropp J. strong Gee haisef ana
as In steeraga From Aspinssll-beut Judd u NJ ph . Y
spear U N; John A. Tobn, IT, \ Capt Horton = iMnon
Marbury, Wm Johnson, Teo "sfeh Arinut @
Ihongton r Pierce Miss Nash Sister Armenia Louis sylvester
W W Webb frost NJ D. Grep Psa Lun ChAs Bussr, w. 5
Malcolm. h. Fo,ey, q Corporal and U. .. Marines.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
THE VAIL MALPRACTICE CASE.

The hearing Of testimony in the trd of
Alonso L. Kmba for alleged completely in tho death of
IDA w. Vail by malpractice, concluded yssrerv1sy
10 the Hudson County Court. Jersey CITY. The accused
testified In his ovu behalf that he was n yeArs old ana
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

- RalfosdA 81 LAURA
tnsed Ne bss< fs. York hoa Bss-
ssst Steamer BRIDGEPORT . bsfere
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LIMB TO raH WEsr-Paassassr Freight
stAass HswYsr sst HSersyst
Ssv Branch T. Hseptos Jssssaa Delaware Lsstswaaas
~ Wssa Railroad Phipsbsrg vt shgh
Rvsisa 9Th Lshist VALLEY RsksA Direct tns h HArnsbx
Pthsyh ssd hs Wes ~ OsaaP PennsykaaA - Neg vssx
stta
csnneasi,s ORA J.. is7S-Lsave ks.- Tort - n0svyf
nssss 0ssss Tssss.a wiAsIbarrs, Sarsais.. d
6aA-WO PsinAsiA
7aA-W1 Trsis fss Ns.gtsa gastoa Bvdsss MsacA hcak
h..essA ress.d ws,ss. t& Gsnsssi Jsaeas. sis Del.
- a-Hssm1s RTrrns a.y tssps ssslys, ~ x.es a,,.
sv. h..b.fl snd ~ ws.t cs:.es scssvils Iss Yls.
de- Win ssssssA Dsa villa V,iha.iSsn. -
le;30A a-wsy rraia 30 Ssnsfnn. 49,
u..s SIs.i n.A.sy Cy Hssss we.b.rrs ser.n,ss Ks.z
as cssnbh Lancaster. epArsn Pssesvis asrrisesrs he
ESQ ,. a--WH TrHn 81 l.sts. Ana.sss saA B<sasss
~ Bessss, Assssva aal HsaeA CAssk Csa
sssss at Jussasa viii Del. Lask I'D West T.
40 n.-w.y Trsa fer ss,sruus - Rsnisssa
6na-Wy Train ne 6saesvilA
SIS n-Wag Tan for Paaaeh 80
S:WH a-Eynsus Rxrana d.iy hr HAe's ssrtisss Ailss
sss.. issli.x nauisIuy, ntsD.rsA CAisAss tA
- a-wsy Tram fss SeasrwlA
6:lO u--Vor PkfnasA
1880 Ha-Csnsnap-F~ Bsss.
SIy a-WN Tris tse ss.srv'nA
tsr sn.s.H = sis. 8 $50, $40. 7. rso s. SIS $50
Z I,is. $50 i:4t. 6sel5 Sse 6;4s. g $40. $40 7:l5
7Se. sis. s'lS. i0's'' uA'H 4 r. Rpkss s.s - Ru.
a. r BAIswu 0s..r.l P,s..su AS.st
NRW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. 60. Fare,
Dsv ssesotsdl VI railrsed
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
Gieamboata an6 Railroads
DEPARTURE Of THROUGH RAILROAD

hEPARTURE OF THkOUtIH RAlLROAD
~ TRAINS from akWTORK
HRn hAnvU-90O and lOr46 q n, and IN
NHwJkEsar PhilAdoiphA esvcsl9 10
n
NwYsrx FHw-HAv,s and HAsrsoaD-For Boston spdss
fed-805 and 10 u. sad $40 p Shore Line, snd
9:iOp For Nev.aa,~n-7O5 8O5 eos and ~ q n, IA u.
cad 1. 3, 355, ABB, 5:10. $40, and $40 Q. N
kswYeaL CasrRAL AsO HsDsos-3 lD3O And 10a3 q. sad
$40. 4. 0. aad IL p N
$50 H. - g. I'D $50 Fer ths ssath via wsshnss0a-
840A and and fo< PhiadelehA-o:40, 9:yO
and IL: 80, 8. 4. g. T. 7:30. $3.50 and p N
PanADsLsgA AID BRIS-xde kxpsssA 80 q Rrs Nail Z,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
AInIAInRh AInASAE-

7:19 Asa nsss nos'''. o'li
oi'-A
sAady Heos 80 Cove sand. 6;5i asl sats Ferry oif3
vATNE rHD pbv-P
s..d, Bsox g. ~ 7lS Hsi aus Fen' 9;O7
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

JUDGMENTS RECOVERED AGAINST THE CITY n
la the Court Of Common Pleas, Trial Term
before Judge LArremore, yesterday, number Of amt.
against the city resulted in verdcts beng directed
interesD for the plaintiffs
Patrick Mcdonnell City Surveyor. for services in Is7o
es1 Thsmas Wild. officer Of the Marine Court service.
from January to May 16a eo27 %; T. B. Holbv IN.
same. The defense that the officers mited IN
q term. but Mr. Lawrence proved there WAS notice Of
suspension gven and Court held the ssn a
Of tho plaintiffs. william II. Michael. Surveyor no.,
paving seventh-ave, recovered tW. with inter
eat Thomas sweeny, officer Of the Court =,
Common Pleas proved his salary and that Of the oths,
officers raised by the supervisors In june l0 from
o. 400 TO O and he has been paid 81 The former
from January 1870, to July IS7a HIS recovery n for
t52. This 10 test on vh'oh the eaaims OF Iso
officers rest John n. jackson, architect from Floreu
was in 1882 employed BY Vie Croton AQueduot Board ii
desgn gate for the reservoir 1t Central Park. His bill
was s 500 and S7oo storage the defense that
was no authority order such model but judgment
has been directed for H1 Patrick Murray, Inspector
and fourth st.. recovered 0u ~ Pear
Murtsgh, inspector, Firstavo- tAi.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

h.ou suoccstsd and his body burned 70 orsp rhe
BODY was taken TO tho Morgue. Coroner Herman viii
holh An
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NYw-YoRK. Wednesday, Dsc. IL. 1879.

/EywYoRK, Wednesday. nec. IL. 1879
At the Bulls Head Market little or no inn
in the demand for work horses Is noticeable
Arrivals from the West have been very light and there
is scarcely enough doing to establish values mod
crate demand pleasure horses with prices In iaVor
OF purchasers, continues, a. previously reported
AT the sale held today st Messrs. Barker * Cnases
tlty Auction Mart and ~ T. TattersGlls the norseA
brought 10 the hammer were disposed Of follows:
l,ATD'oa. nslfs. Years Pro-
Sorrel geld f2yD 10
sOfrel csups horse 1914 10 %
BaF aFyeiiing Col Lskemsn sired oy
Young M0friiI 90
B,y yoliug stoneran ysclsoa
,-ed by Iron Duse.....~......, 1872 7 1875 90
SOrrel ...................... 1872 Aged.
o.
Co.. lJ.3 NilGrsrn.
Al private stables No East Twenty-eigth-sL, Mr.
John f.. yandewater disposed by auction OF the follow
iug stock Pair OF DARK bay horses 10 hands high
years Old 500 hay 2eldng, 1873 hands blgh years
old $3.50 and chestnut geldng. 1873 hands high yeara
Oh, s5 one pair of bay horses. 10 hands high years
old, 500.
less.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HonsatOnio
~ kaugstask Rarosda 81 LAURA
tnssd ueAt aay bsa hoa BdSs-
Dset Steamer BRIDG kPORT bsfsra
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier ~.
n n r. foot Of Dsv.s. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
Dec. 20 ITALIA. WodnsSiav Dec jI
TRINACRlA Wsdnedsy Dec "a ETHIOPIA. hatnrds5 JAN
CALIFORNIA Saari.v Dec ~ CALkDOslA "edneslsJ Jan
CsDn psS@se Glasgow. Liverpool. or Londonderry,
,esmers SGJ lnX75 tl0 SauoiAT'
steamers $50 5T5 $3.50 gold s,eerags 70 eAs
gov Liverpool London Queensteso. Londonderry, Belfast Bo
Car1f $50 currency. IT,
greer. Nss.York HENDERSON BHDIdsho AseSA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
CALRHDAR2=THrs DAY.

surRuHB BCogar-CHAxBKas-IsaKAsAE.J
IL .Dapsy Seymour OF al 6hsrhns ast bo~ensseia
"a Ior au Ocfauo |
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
DOR HAVANA,
l. NASSAU. PRoGKEso AND VERA CRUZ

EgW-YORX and MBMCAs MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ.
LEAVING Pier 3. Serta RIVER at o..
CTR OP SEw.YORK ttavsna dreet,. .. December l8
CITY or MEXICO (IiavsaA and Hexcol. 81. December ~
CITY OP ABlsIDA Havana via Nassau December y
CUBA fHaesns firee ltecsmDes -
CiTf OF HAVANA ttiaslnA dirocll .Decembef u
For fr-iab. or csxsags apoi, -
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

IN COMPANY,
FOR BOUrHAMPTOs AND BRBAkH.
fns AMERICA K. Bussas a WBONR8
DAY Dss IL, Brsn>s Ps fsss 1hras.. HSosxAA
"
s~arshp MOsRg Cart a. Ernst SATURDAY. Dec 20
RATES or PASSA8I TO LONDON. HAVRk, And BRRMKI
- II
frs cabin
Ssesfase "
ksr freight passsSe sppiyS OKLkiCHs Co, AseapA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

sass 80 - sshs tAlss sAFsAsss b
- ssss 50
sstss Hse II sset isArWsrs n sa
II ~ sAs = - f'aif W vi Fss#
i tnsst sAf - k~ss 1919 i8sltAaA.
II - sA#s fr wtnil n tN
lsash - ,ssssstss4
T. \ ~ ~ l,t ltW l'tsA.
rs#l - 49, Nsttt NJ sie wv " ~
- II III \ ~ ~ siNa
lAt6slfs a@i wl'h s'r+tinF ittlNs
l&fft 4's,tisH " ten'nl Wae ws''
.asr - rtrts ~isArv, Il w.
.sttls II .'eplasn 'sss'. nv Y -
i'ts ~, ~ II aAs hssihw sst ,hs
-, fs'ast ate easily eauivA ~ tie
lssf.i |
swsss he ~ The Ws,i'ss In gsasl
time u tsls lie train lles'ct IL Az
iaat - vstl, s'aa i tntsa,e tsa lsse
unless sHa atr IN IN wAs ~ le hnn~.
ei Ia tsNssslat i.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
ssst HANp siiss htsks I'M
NvhtH.

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NnwlA saaa A8se# ~ Am& kAH
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tsN AA hs#a 49, sseta 49, AAsAs
II M txHH shHs ts8st ~ HetfA
sHFsnkt sAA seNA## Htsa
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M@sAsAs ftA N rRsAs sAs gas4 MlissA
ts#sa tAew t4a8A w4s AAFt# rf#H
tlYMw i esR aA R#sAa Hs sRA
NMN A.H @8#Ayss 4 Fl AaAAAsss AHt'ts
tUs sla hANA thas f8stA ~ II as
nsAs hAaa 49, tsss - s.s'A
wsm II hs iislts hs 49,
tEs4# WteN eHt hat 80
kV v AYF tke sHaNF e*i aasa
AlaRrt s# fhs atsAa1 81 III
Afs 'tpt tse4Alss "A she sgks
ss4 Il ~ NsAst tesA isass eel
tss M sha skss fss - afsass
T. its hsNa II - t8ssAs - ssfli
nhsssag elsas wlsh IatAt snusss
1sinsshE ses tH eHA AsHNs he#st
heath Nhi treasure leasshtaA thssi
rsisr.
frsvsast w life Fasnrs Taff
NAeH stH' VI. tAA4 esaltinH NJ sAsfs,
isrsvvts Aatsi atsl gsHtis AiflvH.
rrri NV hsnl lhas II tlr rfkdIe
IL fhr haha thAs sesh. The wufll
is,~.sins. na M haNi III Naraan |
Ir,hrfa, rsn~ Ari dHngh'sf. cry,
AnI ihe .Htlti .fng II rslt sl.l
With ihr worship IN As shss
Minvles where M tainrsts dsfkshH,
Nslhha~s ssefnsuiv ARE sHfieai
fur ihs hahl thu thels shs eraila
Il the hahi thai rseh. Tho wnrtl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
HRsv trM e~f mlvs.

Al titAiah n - sr1 ~ A snlnA their
lftf*t - Il fsWs ~ T. se~nAs sxsti
fta 4 sl4tsF aise \ H#sH ~hs kAs vi
sntmlts !. seisiaH arAa ~ AAt,hinpl
Nv u ms u N IAes tini II msssslal Vi l
!. u vs.lt vattel ,la svvy ~. lss
lsnl 10 \ sterling eh.tsssss h eas
ahs think. ~ himself suA sreahs wte,
q ,hlehs he il slwsss ssve Ia hase
sfe,n.s. Ihes ste ~ nse<aAsy ,a
him Il i.ssh nlta~,hps hep him alivs.
ae,lsei eelehfslsi character wls
vas surrounded ~ vnemiss wred a.
remark.
They nte sparks, which. N vcu
don't llew. vii e, eas IL ,hcmAelv~
'l.lve dewn rssInaire. ~ onc N
shr Iru Dukes maitrcs.
f.rt III. " saw feelings ~hlls er~
'lcasptlnr |, lire lcwn tho arandSl n
these WIN arr litter neainrt go~, q"
a. the, desire snl eren tho way ~
more aluse lie, The prot fellow talk
There will le reaction n yva L1s
effstm sanr duty, and hundreds VIE
serc ohee uIiena,ei from you will A.sk
to ypu and acknowledge their error.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
What sllonld nnA Ahnmli tOi he Zone
On n Railroad.

Alwa,s attend - checking yourself
II ,un ieel likn swearing N Tie liag.
pngr.nnslnr, rhrrk yrnf4lI II ypi
Invent i trunk full nf r,rpn elille~ IL
check ,uu ~ leaas should VI adequate
u il check shirt.
When san sacnio Your #eat for q
mpmrn.. lrnsc ping hat III tie seas
sane ono viii como along aud iii down
on u llereby preventing your hat
ftom being stolen
Passenger. cannot lay over for an.
other train without making arrange.
nents with thu conductor. Ii d tnni,
har been on a ''irnin" for week or NJ
no conductor should allow him 10 lay
over inr another ON my account
ladies without escort III travelling
should ho very particular with whpn,
tl,ry boeomo acquainted They nceslu /
b. - particular With those with uhom
they are not aalaa,nt ~.
kvop your heal anh arms insle tho
car windows II yoa would keep your
heai md earry arms. +"
Nescr talk ~ politics, Il viii enrouv.
nga somebody " sakca vote u tho pas-
sepgers
No gentleman will occupy mprs than
one sent NJ a time unless 10 10 twins.
Always show your ticket Whenever
tho conductor asks you 10 Il. lfyna ~.
nut " hulnor about II don't show II.
Ncyer 1'noke IN cor whcrc thste
aro ladies, o.. tho conductor u turn the
ladies out bcfurs lighting Jour cigar.
Never aplt moro than Ax times IN ths
middle of The lsls, afler sha. ,hs con
duetor night cbjoas.
In going through snnnel keep -ous
wits about Jou. Somebody might e.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

MeaA vi waN
FfF Kee 49, tA44A
*#
tA4 st A ts.sfAA 80 ~ X
49, A
Il ss ~ Hsslss ma t
III fsA ~ sAss 80 assss II
s ~ 80 aH+ss Ass1 sAs hass
Is II - IS - sssss -, III. tss
~ 80 ~ - asss Hsssass Ii
- - saslls setssas sNss .il
FL lsfls ess - i initiate 80 ls#
HsVaest ~ l4esis lssslis Il atssA w.,
ttlss ~sh Il aflesssnss, h~Avse
gh84e wii II - tse sA#ss Nws sln
NlAfea #l'st4tams
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

An exchange pertinensly 1ays,--Wr
think |, Il sin nnd Il shame, tho wS,
IL Tiers tlrrss their liitle girls this cold
weather.. Little girls u six, eight anl
ton ,esis II are. with dresses " so,nc
lIsh, inl,rie. reaching scarcely 70 their
knees aid eetten stockings - thin A.
,Is.ue paper. roh,ing about II cents
ler ruir. anda Mira pair Of gaiters
eas,iug I. 10 er $500. In fact tho
shoe. c,ist ,unre than the whole outfit
II the child. Na have noticed tlc
little darling. shivrrIna along The streets
With eelL fer wl,on The sHlrsmliiss asc
rnlL tho whole hody ID soon ehiilad.
NV ,lis II all wrong. suppose she
mr,lu,. rut themselves IN thess little
girls places, how would they like II
,t,.e chilly eeld daysY Il sssms that
their heart. afr nj upon white cotton
stockings ani fancy Ealtsrs. regard.
To-. II thu little girls that belong -
,lelr families Their short dresses
mn, II IN a pinch. In ihs summer time
hnt til.s arc certainly out u order ~
the winter Take soms II The Surplus
material "A of your trailing garments
aui l,iete ut these VI your little girls.
aul nj hn.o lLem sl,iyerinG aboxt thc
.',epss beautifully fsed up bst scarcely
laif .inlh4,I. ion Will and II much
el.a,Mr than paying deesors' bilh and
bn,l grave ntOilps,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

I, would ~am ,hA. lin Arp foSe.
s,allsi ,lirs <iAn.pn and lhs poetic
sItf u III. 1,lLMs III Suggesting q
pure IT. lAllit. Tho hamorist mIsc
liz fun viii, ra'lesoph, is tbs following
extract
Mummy - 10 helthy mnst - skst.
tered asonud " that everybody can
MI sam. When lt'n mosl oil piled W.
III few pyramids thu laass jossls Will
,unlLla Il 10 the gro1ni. II WIN
KIM I'd hs remedy fss blosssd
fortune. NIT, quick. Ia tax : a,sn
unil,m ~ ~ lnenm VI shoussa dol.
lars aul under. Ia sAx 10 pss q. on
nli h.twssn 3 and ihoasan; twenty PEI
II ~ vi between " snd - shsaSsn.
au.i \, ~. Dublin W 70 6O thoussn.
Abnye that I'd take Il III. svesy 6ol.
IT, Ilol! yoa TIN. viii ~ -. That
vii kesp dowu those Wsll ssrsss haU
II will lsl man hAvs sauG Sos sn d.
ron. aud respectable psrpassA cd
alier that he must do hls shess loS lhen
vho sect aud ,oIl and haven't bsea .,
sma,s or ~ mean or - lssty ~ BIN.
all. 1. Will put Aals spes ; uss's
asariue and keep asany y bsssss ~.
ploy,aea, than pain oeo.0oo IT .
horsc ~ 100 thousen loy 3 1Ioneul plp
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
nnr. %. W. mROWN,
Veterinary Surgeon.
u1lESOO :i..i.ii lON -
once II priea \ Lewry's Drug f,ore
lnayiumti
~ II. " OOD,

LINE SPRINGS STATION, IOWA
NsAl Estate aNA Isti~GtisH Agent
Taary paid fnr nen.vrTitents. All bnminas'
~ mall Will have pronnpi attention Aoas
reference given when desired, ist
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28
~ n. BALLARD.

Will nrsir tlOsk., nni rna,tnlea
sallsfaaiIap i.p~y clock Warranted - f,'t
IN time. ~ ~ las iitins ,tlnsR tanf
defective riaaks 10 bis rrslaunue, oi, lit.it
slrssi, Nsst IT the Webster iipnss. hhi h.
will sst than right, tAAsger feasonable
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

rLs 9th prissIpsl sssl1lAs." y
mu,h quoted " rsAi salale sssvsyssss,
10 ,hia 'ss's, - ~ bsCissiso = w.
mouth n shs ASkssAAS nvsst - lss~
!" NJ state On ~ Mlslnlppl nvss y
shs bsandssy uss bst~sss cb:1ls sDl
n'.luius .3usslse
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-28

TT IT n n = "a ~ 7f.v ~
NV fut finisH. Atll en
tI##e#N#4s ttaHtI sHfHHi I#,k
.IIs@fa HaEsHN a#tgaaHl tsnA,
u ft.A2sf Iitsl Nj raj lsana4
s.sss Ntaaslt t,tbs fsbsssgntH,
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

sides Of the nose sdGer very strongly: fhe lett
makes ma just s'1,Sc psrceptiSiy S a crooked when
closely examined. The right side ls stralghter
The nose y wen set upon the face, joining harmo-
niously with the other features.
RESEMBLANCE TO CAESAR AND NAPOLEON.
A side view OF 1t in connection with the
face recalls the countenance OF Julius Cgsar
front view OF the face recalls Napoleon
AS 1t is not an "eagle nose" as casar's
the he resemblance. Yes Il Is there, nevertheless
Withal, IL is u goodly nose, and well formed, the
snt SsnS sns snss sa 9H H
physiognomies. The lips as indicative OF humor
as OF gravity They denote a sweet and noble dis
them to graciousness They are eminenlly the
'gentle Shakespeare's." Their corners are hidden
BY the mustache, which, instead OF being curled up
after the manner OF that in the Strat0rd bust, Is
brushed down around the mouth.
EVIDENCES OF HUMoR IN THE FACE
The neither lip Is full, and evinces temperament
easy-going and merry-0ne which, by happy optim-
ism, saw nothing to fret and fume about In the
join in its jolllties with hearty, iree and sprIgtiy
air: It's fellow Is grave and dignlned. Its proud
and melancholy aspect at times must have caused
that poor neither lip to hang fo0lshly and shrink
ingly beneath It, like q simple swain In the
presence OF his betters. In one we recognize
sitiveness and conscious power, we detect the
%ss: chin
marvellous deal Of V1 power in A'is il. Yet
1t is SO tempered In It's strength and prominency
by the oval outline OF the face, the lofty forehead
the contradctory mouth, the eloquent eyes (which,
closed as they are, have language OF their own,
that the fierce and hery qualities which were ap-
parently somewhere locked up in its possessor
we know to have been perfectly under his control.
small "stiletto beard" graces the chin.
The eyes, large, round and full, have meaning
and charm, even when they themselves are alone
considered. We can readily infer from them what
words were to Shakespeare-how like leaves he
tossed them about.
TO catch the ,pervading spirit Of this mask it
must be seen. 1t Is like living face, too mobile
for description TO do It adequate justice 1t is
Shakespeare himself after ffty-two years. peering
into the nature Of things
The world has now Shakespeare as he was, and
to America is 10 Indebted Tor SO great boon. What
they neglected to do ON the other side we have
accomplished here by the aid Of materials by no
means so ample as those once in tre possession OF
the poets own countrymen. The American mask,
while resurrecting Shakespeare, is reprOach to
those who ignored the original, from the photo
graphs OF which 1t was made. The face in New
York would convince the simplest b0or-one igno-
rant OF the first principles OF art-that it Is indeed
true reproduction OF the features OF him who was
mot for day, but for all time" Truth is always
self-evident ana its lesson would be very effect
lively conveyed In such an instance.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
naa peen We would nave Known it before the poo3

nad ceen We would nave known It before the poo1
CoRKEsPoNDENr-Did Buddington seem TO bo
anected In any manner by Halls death
TYsoN-Oh, he isn't q man to be much a6ected
by anything. although when he wants to make =
point he VIII cry and take on as II he was as tender
hearted as a child. Why, when poor Hall died IL
ing, November s, and that same evening Bud came
below and wanted to play cards, but there was
none PLAYED, for told them they they might have ne
cold at least. Pm not swearing man and Idon't
want to swear after what God did for me In taking
think OF that man. To show you what kind or
man he ls pll tell you. You asked me II be showed
any feeling about Halls death. Some time the
put up good headboard at the grave instead OF
tne rough one tnat had been put up, marked only
After had finished at the grave walked back
towards the shore and We're talking OF Hall and
again why he had advised Hali to turn
we snip south the fall before, instead
al STAYING where we ought 70 have one and then
M tne ice broke out We stopped at the edge OF the
hli ana ne talked some time; when we started on
ne stopped and turned around, looking toward the
poor mans grave, clenched his fst and struck
downward with It, as II ne was striking some one,
ana said, stamping his foot at the same time,
and poured forth a volley or foul abuse upon
the dead man with threats to some OF the hving.
that way before me and before others Now that'Y
the amount OF feeling he had for the that mad6
him all ne was. He's good sailor, rl say that
for him, and he's as sharp and Keen as they make
'em; but tell you he's bad man. He was
well known among the whalemen that none OF them
hardly would have anything to do with him. see
by the papers that Buddington says that neither
he nor any one else on the Poaris saw anything Of
rs on the Ice after we broke away. Now, how lar
was IL from where they lived last winter to
McGary's Rock OF Lttleton Islands
CoEREsPoNDENT-Not an inch over mile and
half.
TYsoN-well, when saw the Polaris the next
morning ,noI after we broke away going up she lay
tried to get on McGary's, and came within Q few
the ship painly-everybody did; /; and II nobody saw
us from the Polaris 1t was because some one on
board was particular to take care that we were
not seen, or else has browbeaten whoever did see,
us. so that he dare not tell the truth. believe
truly as l believe that merciful Providence
brought nineteen people safely through the cold
and starvation OF 1877 days on the ice that tt was
intended that we should not be seen.