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, 1873-11-05
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CATTEE--We must ngnin qnoto tho rnnrkct uu-
changed In lit general fearca Certain1y there wna
no psrceI.o tmrr9vo1ets either IN tug character Of
tho stock offered for sao It waH nhou tho poorest
seen lit tho ynrls tha hcnsOls. Annng tho fresh re.
ccrts wero few ro7os OF ,sel~atltrei wcll-fatted
tween GOO ni,a 8,0U) wore with few exceptions of
low GrIle for which thcrG wcre no 1nyDrA Mt over
$375 Nelson Morris was thu only Eastern buyor WHO
ooratcsl with my freedom, a1 lila purchases wero
600 hoad fell into his hnnts,. ut S350t@9.70 for
Toxans, and ns $i.00@k.37H for natives. Feeders
wcro In fnit attendance, but their or1ors wcro nosfy
rather s1nall. Common rogl, ttlnnssi lots sold
at $250@275 wlo good to primo young stock stccra
fetched $300Gs3.5D. Dutcheru operated chiefly In
TcxnH ntock, nj a. l75@26o though few native cows
tic lnttor nt $35D376. The ny's saies abolt reached
tic fresh rccelnts TINT II nothing accomplished
toward cea1ilg out tho stae cattlc sellers lad tho
satisfaction Of knowing that there waa no further
cltnulaton. The market closed weak and unsetllcd
for anything below secont1-cHss. Thcro arc enough
common cattic In tho yards to meet Ill probable
demands for ut 'eaat :, week 10 come.
Extra Deevcs-Gratletl steers, averaging 1,4UO
Choice Dccvcs-Finc, iat, well forned aycar ''''''
to 8 year old steers averaging 1900 to
Good Becvca-Wciftcne nciy formed ''0''''''
Steers, averaging ,2D0 to l3D iba A25Gl6. 90
Medium dralcs--seers in fair ilosll, aver -
aging 1,l5o 70 1.ao 4oo@4a5
Butchers Stock-Connon TO fair steers,
and good tn exEra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging geo to 11oo lbs. a.7d@5.75
Stock Cattle-conmon cAttlc III decont
flesh, averaging 7o9 to 1oso a.5o@3o5
stays, hlls, ana ecnlauag steers. 2oo@a.50
Cattle-Iexas, chotcc corn-fed. 4.o55I.T5
CAttle-Te4as, Northern winturca 275ttJ75
CatleTcxns, through droves. ........... l.t0Gl2 10
, 1873-11-05
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, 1873-11-05


Wheat WAS dnl! and Mo lower, though report
cd higher i'll Liverpool. Our receipts were
again largo 95.000 bu inspected in this morn
lug), and tho Now YORK i'rotuce Exchange WAS
not i'll session, which caused great many buy"
crH to hold back, as they generally 10 not caro- to
operate, III tho abaorco OF Eastern adyiccs:
Hence the market was heavy during grcnt part
OF tho bcshlon. There wns II fair amount OF cash
wheat purchased IN the lnorning, much Of It
ostenHibly Tor shipmont, but the demand foli OFT
about noon, ioayng tue trading to tho specnla-
tive element, WHO could not 10 holi up the market.
good many oI the shofts nilcd ~ during tho
recent strength. 80 lint tue inarkot ~ now prob
abiy ICES short tIah usual ana thCfo 10 not much
confidence Ill tho future TO BRING out strong
speculative inquiry. rue marriott was Woak be-
cause nearly osetynoay expeetea Tint u Wall DO
80 III TUG 1ntufe. e5uf STOCKS o. Whoat SHOW n
moderate decreaso during the past week, but Wo
have more OF tile speculatlVe 6rado IN btoro now
than ten days ago, and tins dotorinineb tho toll
dency, OF pilcos. Inc shapplng movement con-
t1nuo tair, however, IN proportion 10 tho re-
celptB. Soller Decemncr opened THIS morning
u Sl.0lN. fell to Sl;o0Sl, rose to 81. mud
dropped tU Sl.tot9, closing at Sl.ou111. selsor
tho mouth sold at o919c@s1.0O94, closiug at
wv, and cash No spring cloB0d nominal]y
lrnl ut tho last.nnIncd figure. Northwestern
No. 2 SOLD at Sl.02GDl,03 ln Northwestern, and
ut $loo14@l.ol III Other houses, but ut tho
close not moro than !l.DoA could bo obtained
anywhere, tho orders tor TINT gra1o being
all filled. No. spring WAS in lair demand,
curly, at 81 .06@l .0G Tor Northwestern, iu N W.,
aud $1.091 clEewlere and Ut 81 .02 for 6traight,
but closod dull and nominal. No. 8 spring WAS
il worry good donnnd at a6c nnd M rejected at olo.
, 1873-11-05

Iu9HI.... ...++st'.*... 4tz'6E1 6"5,HtU 3i1,1a1
Total Of al kinds Of grain, s, 1926, ,947 bu. Tloso
figures show all incroase during the past week Of
25, ego bu oats and decrease Of 1853 bu
wl,cnt; %, Cos bu corn 50, Iii bu rye 0s, ,lUo bu
barley. Total decrease, 10G, i5S bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..
The following il Deerbohm's dispatch to tho
Board Of Trade i'll this city to-day:
Quetcr. Cargoes Of corn off coast steady Liverpool
Wheat fair inquiry; California, 12s 0d@13s Cd;
spring, lis 7d@12a. Stocks III Iondon-Wheat 275 0o1
to 100000 quarters; corn, Co. 600 to 600 quarters.
PORK PRODUCTS.
Tho Produce Exchange Weekly gives tho fol-
lowing as the foreign exports Of provisions from
New York for tho week ending Oct. %, 1878, aud
the distribution Of same:
, 1873-11-05

k'iAW!tks ~. 1N~ v
Eans-The trade t has been been r vsry fur an With
s Ta liz s rev ys ws1 sSSs
5 Sons al !: + ss! sats5Is sa;s ,D' 'ns sl's'
Good T. ss% 1na % sss es7e q s'STs s
arst anla nm tobninE price, 5sS1ss Esr ceut dis
count tor eash cnisken, nii,1 H, aesc tnr1ey, S4c:
casy feeltng preyan in consequence. though If we
except whitc'aHn, ~hlcn hafo eased oif another 10c
tion. prcsa a. range a ~ "a follows: No: whi.ensl
H-brl, S5.40G560; No. dc. $j.20G5. 40; No. l
trout, ssoo935@; No; l shore maekcrel. new,
No. q machesel M-brl, ss.5o@8.75; family mack
ere!, ,5-hrl. s7:0o@7.2s; NJ: ! shore kits, se:lsa
G575 Iahralor hssrns, sp, srii ssooGs55 :9 do
&aso; DO sassSi 50 bo1 hesssns ?;e' Eo + 50
salmon. A.brls. SO. nos5io26.
u "a ss - III, taken
noticeable Increase III tho denund, both for domestic
prices are 1asr tha on the aste Of our lust re.ew
sitrou. ~ whtel! 2e decline is nolsa Riisina
"sa ass m % wss sss Ap rn& hfxs Ssres s eers
" Feanas 5 Ut m .ss see' ] Tse"f s ss' hs rs as's91s Ia
p9aaes lss 0ss s'ts rssSs ses rsm lii3s feaS I
.inE aysTs, nscM, s;2as923s 1aatIs, sysrs ol
$1s0435ui rA49lhs looao M'bc2teI. S4.1hGld1; raj
ai1,s, Valencia, new 1J4@1ic Za1ltu currauts, now,
71GS7+c; I'D do, citron, 3CG9a6c DOMESTIC
Alden apples, i71 !0c MichlGsn, Sliced, 10@0ke !;
Michigan 4uartera, 814t49l'c; Western DO, 7Htasc
Southern do, 0H97No; reacles, pared, 91e42sn !;
peaches, halyea tGtslc; do mi1ett, GEBo black
borrles, new, 1>!esl4c raspLcrrles, 4U4ao; piltel
cAarrea, 25lj1o; NnrH-Fiiberts, 15GslGc; al,noNa,
Terragona, a'f@!o4 Saplen w:nuts, 27e92s Chllis
UkRl0in; paralJ, Itxns, 141 15c; Arical. ;leRnus,
stM7!se; Wilmington ncal1.s s,deaoo: Tsnneasso
ClsoCERl Ea-No radical changes have taken place
III tho grocery market during tho week. Trade hna
as,ner and uoro co.'cu Int there IL atifl noticeable
Il lack Of activity and tue general market csrnut lU
nnotcd strong Sugars declined ara 10 to-tlny which
WaE fin only change notetl. No now g,,ote: -
D,-CAnB. sopA-.7,4@ao.
cotFEss-Mosns, g NGs3sc; Q. q. Java. 3l@alHc;
coiae vneI do. 2s@2osfo Prime ill., 4sE:s3sS goo
d. 2i1iCeasc; common do, 237iGa4c ronsiing do,
, 1873-11-05
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 4.
Tho past week as wltuussed pretty general retl,lc-
tiou III prices Of domestic dry Eood9 bleaclel and
brown cottuus, prints, ticks 1eB, corset irauB, and
cninbrics having berN marked down LGalc. This
wllolcyaio decline VIII III sympathy with tho recent
cutting down Of manufacturers prices, which III tr1,
was tho result of tho financial troubles, md tho epre-
cnti0n III tllo 1Mtari Trade as been slAck III
n departments Of tho market, hut the ensuing week
promises large distribution, aud dealers do not MP
nrcllend any further material shriukago Of va1ues.
There R no larg1 osor-Bply Ut manufactured goos,
aud with revival If trade It is than probable
ular brands At loast-be partially, not wholly, recoY
crcd
Carpetings u light demand only and quotations.
hav0 bern lowered 5tt1Oo per yard ill around. The
following IL Clipped from tho Now York journal ~
Con7scrce:
rIle arket has remained extremely languid, both
in tho package mud licco goods departments Therp
appeared to 10 important encouragement to ta-
elH o press business, mud tho tr1c has been alnost
entirely restricted to tho limited wants uf current
trade, Tho nflnre OF Hoyt, Hiragcs Co., although
hs occurrence was hy nny expected, consequent
upon tho unfarorah&o rnntB OF tloir financial codi
ton Which vo prevailed during several .lnys past, ,u-
dnubolls had depressing in!li.elce upon b,,Et
nesa Of this connection. 1t IL fa lat the largo la
bilitscs Of the ttrtl mostly distributed among thu
local banking institutions u,lt Eastern manufacturing
companies. It's effect upon tho enniitinn Of other
com'ntsao'l firms Of tho dry goods traas a not looked
Mrou necesaarily aastrud to tho best interests Of
this class Of ealnrs. The collections from the hte
lor upon maturing obligations said to DO imrros-
inls, ai there evidences Of continued dGtcrl!!i-
ton OH the part Of dry gooa nurclhnts TO- uqlldato
their indebtedness With thu least Dpssible delay
, 1873-11-05

CHEESE -ursinegs has been only Incidentally ac-
tive. Thn policy Of restricting orfora to small q,1an.
titIcs Just to meat Immediate ra1uiroments ~ a!l
being pnrsnol and who prices 1invn been tolcrably
well sustained tlurc Ia weak uNdertono TO the mar
het thnt roniscs to develop into decline beiore tho
usually light stocks, Keeping only enough goods on
hand to meet the current wants os tlcr trade Fol
lowing arc tho quotatioHs Now York fnctory, mild,
l3Gs13c; Ohio factory and Western factory, do, II
Glsc lower grades, 7@11c.
COAL-Irale continues dull ut a majority Of tho
yards, few Of the 1ealing dealers only doing any,
tlng moro t4ar fair buslnes. Prices range about
tho sa1no III week ago, wero they may ho considered
steady. Following arc tho quotations: Leltgh pre-
pared. Il 90; Lackawannn, $1,000 Erie, 8. .0o Wal
nut Hill. $500; Uharry Mine, $H,50 Dios8burs,
s9.On; CArnol, s9.5U; Lick Rim, $3.50; Hooking
Valley, $3.50; Indiana block $7.1: Kirkland Grate,
Ss.lO Minonk. S7.60 +; Kingston, $700; Wilmington,
$500. ..
COOpERAG1- -Remains quiet and unchanged, ae
follows: Pork barrels $1.35@l.A5 wl.taky barfela,
st.9oW20o; lard, tierteH, st.GoG917o; -four BARRELS
4a(155e; pork slaves, rough, Sal .00@Se3Go; do.
b,lckcd, a4D0GIaG.OO torce Htaves, rnugll, $4,000
@2lG b,e,ed Of sawed, ST. 0o@:S.00; whisky Htayea
rough, sa6.0p28 oO; 10 backed, s33,0y@35.00 flour
sayes, s9.5Odl1.0o circle stlour lcadtnG, 7H@9tGc
and ticrce po1ca, SIX. 0.0l|e5 10 90 PER nj.
DRUGS AND CHEM1CAL9-Tho trat1o compares
vary fayorably with tht of tie preceding weeks, audi
hltlogh the market In weak from sympathy with Now
York, very feW changes arc reported, Tho System of
purchasing small quantities alid working stocks down
AZ 1ow M poaAiblG, almost universally aoptcl
hHs had the effect Of bringing suhny interlor obher
finding 1t much moro to their advantage nB well NJ cou
yenicncc under present circumstances, to purehaHe
hpre. Tho changcR noted ta-day arc u citldc ncIt,
clorofUr1n and gum camphor, each being easier. Wo
, 1873-11-05

suEEP-This market renlatns in satu quo. There
the usual inquiry for to good qualities
supply the wants Ut the local trc but aside from this
ero was no demana aud, tho offerings proving
than sustained. We quote at $275@4.00 for poor to
, 1873-11-05
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 4,
Tue following table gives tho receipts and ahipncna
o. 4ninber shtnges, and ]ath for tho past week and
Hincn Jun. 1873 as compared with tito corresponding
period last Ycar, pn1Ng NnY. / -
, 1873-11-05

spoo! thread, grain bugs, oc., 80 ays or per cont
OF 10 .1ays.
Doncstir cottonadcs, Kentucky jeans, otc,, pex
cent on 30, por cent or 10 days. -.
Regular department gonlst per cont on 90, i por
cent OF 10, por cent OH 10 days,
, 1873-07-13

Lord Pamerston'a wit wns In inch unmfatak-
able Saxon that tho olgo was ofton too sharp for
very free nae. Fow Persons hayo earned them
uolve: greater reputation for, philanthropy
than Lord ahaftcHbry, who. by tho way, mar
rcd Lady palmorstoM's Oldest daughter 81 Earl
Cowpor, lcr first husband. Lord palmerstnn
was 1leyer weary Of Cling Htoros about hiB HON.
in-law, whoAo religious zeal ho did not much be-
ioyo in or caro for; and Lorl ShaftsHbury, it
waB aall, always took them III good part. It
must DO noarly twenty years ago that oyor-
heard the thon Homo socl otary: cali aoroaH tho
tablo to Lord John RnBsoll, who rat reading q
newspaper ut tho darrick;
i" NuBBoll, havo yom rend Tony's (tho nick
namo by which he always deBtgnatcd tho Earl Of
Rhafteabury, whoso namo il Anthony Ashley
Coop0r) speech last night before tho paraons
aud parish paupors at Exeter Hall?
:" I hayo not, 1ny Lord" repliod Lord John,
whose prigginhnoaB mover permits him to front
or addrcss any porBon Familiarity.
swell, read 1t. TIA dovillBll good, and tho
examination Of tho children at the close, I am
told, was bottor still"
" How Ho?"
" Tony WAS nBking the children a variety OF
questions Of scrIptural nature, to which ho had
received very satisfactory nnswers. Juat aa ho
WAS concluding, ho addressed girl somewhat
older than tue rost, and, among other things, in
quired, who mado your villa body7' 'Feaa,,
my Lord responded the ,lnsophsticated gil,
. skirt myself p"
, 1873-07-13

In GlimpBes Of Lite and Manners in Per-
sin," Lady She'll gives q full description Of the
shah's mothor, and Of his principal wivos. "Tha
Shah's mother was dressed with groat magnifi-
conce. She wore pair Of trousers mndo OF
gold brocado: Tlleao Persian trousers arc nj
Mays very wide, each leg hoing wider than the
Of an exceedingly ample potticoat, aud as
crinoiinea arc unknown, tho eleJantea woar ten
aud eleven pair of trousers, ono over the other.
(Thoy call a European ladys dreBB II t'trot1Bo1s
with one log.'D Tho trousers Of tho Bhah's
motlor wero edged with border OF poarls em-
brolderod OIL bruid. She lad thin blue grape
chomiBotte, also trimmed with pearls, nearly
meoting the top OF tho trousers, which are
taatened with string. A small jacket OF vol
vet WIS over tho chomiBotto rcaohing to tho
raiat, and OIL tho head small pllawl, studded
with pearls aud diamonds, and pinnod unlor
tho chin. Flor arnnH woro covered with hand
some bracelets, aud her mock with coatIy neck-
lacea. Her hair was iu bands, and hung down
III q multitude Of small platH. She woro no
Bh0eg, her foet boing covered with f1ne Cash.
more stockings. THO palma OF her hands and
tho tips OF hor fingers wero ataiuad with honna,
hor checks wore we'll rougca. aud her oyelids
and eyebrows colorod with antimony. y Y y
Out OF door," SAYS Lady Sholl, "all clasaes on
joy ABUNDANCE Of liberty, moro so, think, tlan
among lis. Tho complete cnvolopmont Of tho
face and porBon disguiaoa them effoctunly from
tho noarcut relatives. aud destroying, when con-
yoniont, VI distinction of rank, gycB unro-
strainod freedom. The bazaars aro crowded
With women III tho most ungraceful diaguiso."
, 1873-07-13

From tho middle ages up to tho last century,
musk, ciyet, ambergriB, md lavender sum up the
boBt known and most popular perfumes. II ia
only Of comparatively quito 1nte yeara that tho
art has mado 30 much progross, and beon en-
riohed by 30 many now Ingredients as we find at
prcsont. Novorthe1oaa and In spite Of alt addi-
tions, tho base Of European tlowor scents ia con-
tanned tai in ak flowers on y namely, orange nov-
ers roHes jasmine vio1ats acacia and tube
found Of small uac, and their special
as holiotropo is imitatod By vanilla dashed with
almonds, aud 30 on. Add to theao six bases
other aronltio horba. tho lust tlroo growing
chiefly on the mountains round GrasAo, Mics,
and Cannes, which are tho principal European
coutroa for tho manufactory Of pnrfumes-add
fruit goes to mako curacoa the pool Of oitrons
and borgamots Of which the fruit goos to food
the cows Of tho district, and is good for tho
milk; add musk, aandal-wood, .amborgris, and
~ tho Pa RsteGhat nhat{ {pGgostomon e patehoa on
lguolthoria procumbcna) from tho United
3aas statea ,z,,,s' ysrious Of tho andropa-
ssa' own Wild nd owsrs f1 D 8s9 S.n in
ihlang (unona odorntissima, one of tho anoii-
ncem) from tho Philippine islands yanda
1soriles suaveolens, an orchd) chiefly from
JAVA ouk lEolu OLlltF Il0CGH zoo IN tho lUuIGu
Archipelago; frangspani (plumcria alba, ono Of
the apocynaceD) from both tho EnBt aud West
lndicB-and no have Bonle Of tho principal
sources whcuco our acent-bottics arc filled, and
the delicate soaps aud pomados perfumod. But
still, wloresoover tho material ia to DO found,
the Fronch always remain the greatest pro-
ducors and, eayo I'll regards fow exceptional
porfumea-aB attar-gul for ono, es>l-lo.cologno
for auotior-are the best manufacturers OF tho
Rweot scents which prevade tho world.
They do an inlnlo1lse trato in perfumery, and
England IL the best customer, al Russia ia thor
worst. England took, in 1867, when this tablo
WINS drawn up. 424, 500 kilogra1nmea OF perfume
cry, valued at 2548.00O francs Russia only
800 ki1ogramnes at the value Of 10 800 francs.
After England comes Brazil, thou Belgium, and
then Spanish America but oyon Brazil docs
very little moro than half the English trade, and
Bpanish America lesa than half Tho United
States took 57,400 kilogrammes, valued at
Sra'nnus, paying for tshe,a liz III As76o6 francs.
Germany, IN apito OF hor own es-
pocial industry at Cologne, took 107, 800
kilogrammes, spending 84G,800 francs on
lor purchase; but it would bo inter-
eating to know what amount Of her own perfume
slo exports, and wllic, Of her numborlesB jean
Mario Farinan has tho largest clientele. Eng
land doeH q good trade ID hor own la7eptlar
water; but by far tho grontost proportion ID ex-
ported, perfumes, like prophets, not having
much honor in their own couutry-ntl that Is
foreign being inatinotivaly preferred to what is
homo-bred, and thc question Of comparative OK
collonco amounting for nothing in tic CHOICE
All The Year Round.
, 1873-07-13

balloon, fllod with rnrofcd mir, WAS Bent mp from
Paris, and, III tho yenr following, tho Marquis
D'Arfando mud profchsional neronant tnat1o an
arconHlon frnm tno ha1no city to height q 0ooo
feet. and to distance Of aomo Hix nliIaH Twolvo
months later, blanchard, a Frcnchman, aud DR..
Ioffrios, m American, crosaotl tho Engl!Bh
Channel from Doyc:, end landed In Dolglnm.
t would 10 thought, mite: all this larsn Of timc
succeeded In travoreIng tho Atlantic. Tl.o thing
and, ovon If lho balloon should desconil Into liz
acn, goottlifo-boat would not bo likely to DO lost.
Tho NloaHrs. 0oodnell, Of tho Graphic who havo
agreed to pay Wiso'a oxponsos, ara purchasing
oarrior-pigoous, Which tito Professor will carry
with him, releasing ono oyory hour or two. with
mcannge tiod about ltB mock for tho oGico In
this city.
do not wonlor TINT tho pcoplo aro s1toptlcal in
regard to Wiao'a stnrting, since shoy hayo bonn 50
frequently deceived by mon who lnva advertised
thns they wore bound to 60, aud bad no itloa oi
going Wiao fools confiaont he will get on nSxt
month"; and declares that 1le will certainly ctlior
mako spoon or spoil horn.
aALMAuUNDf.
On ono Of tho English, steamers; tho othor
day. native Of thia city, II b hS % sot1 yehr. took
ali lis life, and Ind never boen iii but two
Biatos, Now Jersey and Connecticut, besides
this. Ho bad boon wanting to go abroad, ho
Baid, since ho could remombor, and. not having
had tho loianro or tho money boforo, lie thought
tic voyage would better be taken lato than
mover.
It Is said that q now aocie.y-woekly, aa such
shoots aro called, Is to bo issued noxt autumn,
and that 1t will bo devoted exclusively to tho
nloat fulaomo kind Of Jenkinsism. paper 30
uttoriy vulgar aud stupid as TINT must DO, can
hardly fn', to succeed.
John Droughams loalt1., tuht now. is reported
to be 30 delicate that his frious foar ho will not
bo able to return to tho stage next soaBon. Tho
genial comedian has boon bon-viyant 30 many
years that ho is paying for hiB pleasure with a
shattered constitution.
Tho report is revived TINT Edwin Booth will
Boon 20 TO England to plly an engagement in
London and tho provincial cities, Appearing in
n round of lis favorto characters. It iB asaort-
cd that tho terms mado with him aro Of the most
liboral BORT.
Tho number Of foreigners In orr population is
said to be over 700, 000,-more than 600,0 900 Of
whom arc Irish and Gor,nanp.
Private 1ettors from Vienna exrroeB tho opin-
Ion TINT tho mucli-boasted Expedition witt provo
Cotton It III IN vii be- groat III losers from from tho MIS- MIS-
managed enterprise. CoLsTouN.
, 1873-07-13

,.o.SmlI, os'"'l"4", VI 1."t'ona"stse Chicknn'
lihetollownR pootn Ia taken from an English Church
periodical entitled Ho,ns Voris for Hart and fIearh
and Is accompanied by M illustration of lin tt1,.t,,p
.}tuto frh,ctc, :, tnntint, tr, lro,a s,s
"A'N 0A-oNeA 4ooA''H 4tso p1oAsa e8s-shou.l
bfoat strangof
Most Qucor-although most o1ccl!ont cl,apRel
bhatlea Of Tho prison houtt 20 dIsappcart
MY foltercd thouRhta lago won \ wider range,
And llk0 my legs, aro FREQ:
No lonHer huldlnd up 40 pttiaby:
And mako the8o nysterica ont
Shall fros-thinktuR chicken ltve in iloubt7
For now In doubt undoubtedly am:
Thin rroblcn1'e very heavy on my mind:
And I'm not uno to either shlrk Or shan.
won't le blinded and wonH i,o blind 1
Now lot mo Soc:
First, would know how dill cot in fhkrsf
Then, where waa Ok yoro1
, 1873-07-13
Menrt l'rurgor nv n Sportsman.

In tho yoar 1866 he gavo up hia residence in
Paris altogethor, and won't to live at Marlotta,
tho last five years he had found = country so-
5ourn wheneVor ho had had loiaure and opportu-
nifty; Of this spot Miohelet somewhere aaya
" Many mon have remained horo captured and
till death took thom." So It was With Murger. yss
He adoptea all the habits OF d country life, and
bocanao mighty huntsman; he did not attempt
y conceal au,; hia aapitationsi on tho contrary,
Nimrod wild with envy,-"bo up 10 hia
hips. a, n,clon.shsped' helmet. dress Of
epane!oa groen' gun, gamo"bag, and dog
accousroments that excited not little admira-
hint him to Patia, he appeared in thom On tho bou!o.
yaras. At Marloata he had a pretty little villa,
half-buried In jessamine and roses, with twd
door, es one opening on tho road for general uso,
tho country, yory convenient wIen lo atartod
Tor tue chase. moro 30 still whom Ae returned,
Tor a'es, tnia araent passion for sport was, like
go many other OF his loves, Of purely platonio
hia own hnutla single bird or boast Ill for
human food. Tie countryside was aud
is full Of pleasant stories anont lis
y, sporting casoer: For example, hare had mado
took possession of tho hare honcoforth It .was
HI" haro oycry day 1t su1lrlsc ho rose to hunt
the animal, and ho hunted 1t unremittingly all
tue summon, as tho other sportsm on had sgroad
70 lola the animal aacrod. one day, howovort
sonle strangers woro down shooting with tho
keoper. 4 haro Hprang out Of hedge, one OF
the straugora quickly Taiscl bis gun, and tic
keepor had just TINA to strike it up iuto tho dir.
"Gooa heavens. Monsieur would you kill Muir.
gers hare 7" - Alurgers hare /! ali! woli, will
morely leave my card upon him." and with his
second barrel he took OH tho hare's loft car.
Still the sport, snch as 1t wan, entertained Mur.
ger immensely, and he hated tho dull aeason,
more MOI than once harmlessly enoroaching upon tic
1orbtadon time, It WAS only to Nina. 1nals that
he oyer confessed Lila Impotence al sportsula1,,
and that in the gentlcst manner. Writing to hor
from the country, he says, " Bring mo uy satur.
days article In tho Figaro, and bring, above all
elHo. your gentlencss OF happy days; and, by
think IT would be prudent to buy some In Paria
snd nni bring 1t With you too."-1'ha 1Pessnta'<s"