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, 1873-05-28
DEARBORN STREET EXTENSION.

Amoeting Of the proporty-owners Interested
IN the extension OF Dearborn stroot, from Jaok-
son to Twelfth street, WAS held ut tho corner OF
Third avenue and Van Duren stroot, last evou-
Ing. Tho object wAa to mako arrangamenta to
hecure tue abstracts Of title, 90 that tho Board
OF Public Works could SEQ who are Interested,
and toll WHO to proceed against In the conls1nna-
tioii OF land. Mr. Dlgelow presided. A dieous-
alon 81 p, took place, during which II WAS
etated that tho Board OF Public Works
the abstracts from the property owners. Thee
Feoozds were now being examined, and tho H.
eessmente would be completed within two weeks.
Tho extension was work Of much labor. and
Its progress WAS consequently slow. Tia ah-
stracts would be needed before tho paving WA
done, and Lepoa II Was. suggested that ths own
arr Of tho ground have their ahat1aots bgourht
, 1873-05-28

$780, 8
OF which e., ,844.8t iH for Investment, 81 878, 6,
Tor paying outstanding accounts, and $82o3.G d
Tor payment OF teachers,
The report Of the Committee on Examlnetio.
q e. teachers : recommended for partial certitlcatol
atton NaH 3 r: teFlin, Mary 4. Fa1nham, Il. Nottie
and recommended that IN examination Of candi!
datee for principal positions be- held upon ri.
Day, July II, next. Carried. s.: -.
raaast ahe Committee on Appointments Of Toachera
G, Carlisle, from Washington to scammona e,a
mon School; Mary A. hoe, from Oottaes
3ToHnt 4Tove to y 1sankn Aeis Aiken from ThPd
70 Hayes oey, f from Hayan aao e fahsn Elzaa
neth Minnie ": Hanna, from Clark to Eliza:
beth; Carrie Z. simms, from Carpenter to Ha-
Oonhr nations-Mary q. Baker. Ilzaio i. Pat,
terson, Amelia Mallory, Amanda Gataa' gonfio
.. Adams, Carrie Malloy Helen W, Boydon. FL
len a. Campbell. Helen ". Drnnt, Carrie E:
BiInme, and Sarah II. Smith.
n, ,RodgnationszAbba G. woodford, Georgia
Mou!e, Roxana 3. BreuHsner, and Jennie Prico.
Carried. : AA~"'
The Committee on the High School reoom-
mended the following order Of exercises for the
closing Of this term
dAtaa for admission to the High School. ~ oooa3!
Seoortd-Iriday, June 20, and Monday, Juns, as
Agh School exercises suspended, thst the toachars
maX ktand to marking examination papers,
ss fsh 3uRs nd Juno
E9nrkh-Thursday, Juno 26. Rehearsal. :;
ot senior class.
>, -1ho COMMITTEES also advised that the Primary
Bchool, and all primary divisions OF the Gram
mar Schools, be closed at noon OF Thursday,
June 26; also, that tho Grammar School be
olosed ct noon Of Friday, June AZ. Carried.
The Committee On tho Normal School reoou1~
9nended TINT candidates. for admission be e1aul-
tned Thursday. juno 10 that tho 8enior Clnss
ne examined for certldcates Friday, June 80;
shat all other classes DO examined Wednesday,
June as; and that tho exercises OF the gradual
lnB olsaa bo held Thursday, june 90, p. N,
Carried.
Mr. Oa1kins moved that the Board, whom 1t
adtourps, shall adjourn till Thursday OF this
week, at O'Clock, to opan bids for tho con-
gtEuotion Of the Western Avenue Primary
School, and decide on the same. Carried.
Tbs board then adjourned. =.
, 1873-05-28

| O.J. Benson, Esq, of England, Ia ut til,
George D. Davis, 0. 8. A., WAS at tho aarlne,
Il. %; Thompson, .. 9. L., was at the Sherman
DR.: Il. e. Smith, Of Detroit, is at tie Matte.
son Houae. -''''''0
e;l F. 3. Jonny, of Now York. Is at tho West
W.T. T: ] a5 Jefferson Of louisville. Ky, is at the
The s5ean 4 whito eaas Eua Of London. England is at
t, The Hon. 4: 9: Macdill, Of plover, Wis, is at
IA aisE9f J. D. Eotehez of st Abanu, IT., is at
Capt. 2. Q: Lockwood, q. 8, A., Yankton, D,
T.. Is at the Gardner. '
The Hon. oharles A. Eldridgo, Fond du Lac.
8 ut the Sherman House.
Tho Rev. James Oraik, DID,, of Louisyfl1o.
KY. is at the dardnor House.
The Roy. Eugene Nicely, Limerick. ireland,
wss at tho Sherman Houao yesterday.
:, o9l; James II, Borden. OF Pontiac airiyed at
the West Side Briggs House last night. ~
Gen: @. L. Case, DosArotnos, Iova, ia .mono
yesterdays arrivals at the West aido Briggs.
Hon, D. n: Gnnnoo and party, from st. Louta.
on route FOR San Francisco, arrived IN thig nity
Briggs House. ""' 's0o
Joseph A. Hornnn, Esq.,. proprietor or tho
Maine Farmer, and john Hartford Esq.,, 81 'oq OF
guoHts Of Col. s. ". strYkor: '' tA'
p. .. Perkins, Goneral Manager Of tho Par,
kinH Engine Company, OF Fort Wayuo, ia In tho
9ty Looking after Tho interests Of TINT enterprise.
d jn NJ tI,r N4IkE i
, 1873-05-28
JUBILEE NOTES.

A Movement AcrosN tho 1.nlkc..Stcnn1.
g.. 'bont ExcMfnlons.
Tho Goodrich Btoamors aro to bring large
number Of e1oursionlsts from points across The
lake to tho Jubiloo, and large parties aro form
Ing for that purpose. Tho stoamorB aroall to bt
kept busy during tho wook in short-trip e1our.
stons on tho Lake, and on Saturday, Juno Z
Col. J. II. Bowon will proudly loud out atean
fotiDa carrying 1000 inv1tod guests on ar
excursion to South Chioago, tho largest naval
engagement On tho lakcs since perry'a Victory.
-. THE nEnEARsALs
arc proceeding with grcat ygor, and 1t a cortain
Chicago rosidont musical ta1out.
-'- NH. a1La1onE
hns boon for several daya past rcproBentnd In
this city BY his agont, Mr. PRESCOTT, WHO ro.
turned, Inst ovo1ning, to carry highly oncour-
our oxtcmporized and hasty affair Of jubi1ation
q stit prevails IN tho country at largo oxcoeding
owing Of cot1rHo to the fact that tho pooplo have
the hnfffare opportunity to 500 ut tho samo timo
the city wo aro Jubilating ovor. 80,
+ * THE nooMB, '''
Il thS sgg gGRs dSpos m o tCdn Ds M Magnoa
freshmens md ladiea' rooms. Tho outiro front
pu1iiiun8 opening on the groat audience room,
With 1 eo9ro Or two Of windows and . broad bal:
-cony, will DO given up. to tho distinguished
guests in charge Of the Reception ComnaIttoo,
THE OUTSIDE PRESS.
Tho Now York Times thus discusseth: "As If
to put to shhmo their loss liberal brethren of
Vienna, the hotel rroprietors Of Chicago hayo
aigniflod their willingness to mako no ohaugo In
their rates Of charge during tho days Of tho
Musical Jubilee, preparations for which nre now
being made On q grind scale. As tho festival Ia
intended to mark tho rising Of tho city from its
ashes, all classes OF citlzens feel an equnl pride
mud interest in the movement. Tic deBlro
Is. therefore, to. receive visitoru moro near
II upon the footing Of 'sguoste," 30 TINT
they may carry. away favorable improB-
aions OF tho now Chicago. Tho purpose Il cor
tainly most laudablo ono. It will bo agreeable
news for thoae: who intend to spend their ho]i-
day in Chicago to know TINT there is no chance
that tho pleasure Of the excursion is to be marred
by e1tortionate hotel bills"
The st. Louis Democrat spills over in this
pleasant vcin: " A gentleman, who has Just re-
turned from Chicago aays noyor, in their palmioBt
dayb. did thu citizens Of that quiet settlement
exhibit Buch an exubntnnco Of animal spiritB,
nor indulge in such pleasing anticipattons Of tho
future, ns thoy do now that tho faifroad denot
concert and Great Western Jehuhellibiieo Is q
Axed fact. Tho hotel propriotors now geo q
prospect Of settling the back-pay question with
their holp-tho dollar store merchant princes
are removing tho Yordieris from tloir: wazos,
while every freight train from tho East comes
laden with rosin, Addle-Htrings, and long-haired
gentlemen with o1eaginous coat-coIlara, who
propose to blow their brains out through their
trombones rather than Sec tho coming musical
carnival failuro."
, 1873-05-28

down to dato, 30 that thoy will DO available whom
tho Board wants them. Tho folioxi@;,namod
suit with the Corporation Counsel, and loarn
whht was necessary to hurry forward tho Inn
provement Of tho street Mr. Dale, Mr..
Heed, and Mr.. Palmer. Tho Commttoo vns
INSTRUCTED to prepare q circular notifying prop
orty-ownors that II is necessary to procure ab.
strAots II thoy havont thcm, and telling thom
tho Board Of Public Works will mood thom be-
fore tho condemnation proceedings arc COM
moncod. Tho meeting thon adjourned.
, 1873-05-28

Mrs. II. II. Springer, Yorkvlllo; i. II. Murdoch,
boston II. SCOTT Smith, W.ahlngton,:D b. o. &.
J.. .nlownson, Troy; W. Edgar nognrs, Nov
York, Henry Kayser, .. O. Laokland, st. touis.
Mr.: Hans Dalatha, 90 vol knovn in our musli
Milwaukee Muslcal soclety during tllo past M
elghteen months, arrived IN tho city last eYen!
lug. In tho oourao Of n day or two lio will meet
sofno Of tho prominent dcrrnhn citizens and mu-
aiolans Of this city tor consultation upon muai-
Chicago Lofletkrans and organialng largo,
6rHt,claBs orchestra, =. !
, 1873-05-28
THE DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS or LaeEa.BEER.

| To tho Editor af Ths Chtcqdo Tribune.
an n Vorr a;7itnr;., - a. ras,..a,., ,>,-,,<
4. - - ~, oaso,4aa VI ye8totaay, replying
70 my 1otlor OF the 19th inst., IN which arguot
that the enforcement Of the Sunday law is q no
cessity Of the public safety, you practically I'D
IT, T w. <",, ~ @ ata oaeops II
" ~ -eAlouu7, WHICH, you hola' 10 not enaan
| 8or tho public safety. and ought not, therefore
to bo forcibly closed on Sunday.
Tho issue is, therefore, narrowed down to .
o,,., - tos 49, s' c. ooo w A'op4.e =.
sasat,s % =. D t,' Hn,,ns " nu,oa5 enaanger Tue
also, md am ready to prove tho affirmative witl,
In eupport Of vonr atataynent TINT !. =, win
take to hold hoar raano1s,1,1a =, 49, aIos. A.o. ~
saAo ~ ne4a poof sesponHloio' 70 any extont, for
sant annon aau that You tho
countries, whore beer and vino aro most drnn1.
with Groat Britain and America. WHARF atron0.r
dr;nka nre +ho ,,,lo ;eho,r. 49, o'Aon6o.
~ to1,,,ax.ass -, sa t,'' 70 an "Bens
- .o3apaueo' 1asne, sna'' Oh lhtomporance. :
opinion moro ill-founded. It is not truo that
Continent., cor,tr;ao ,ro. <,aou tuos A'
mas th,r Tnn,and ~ a+oa.sa" ~ a.om ufnAen-
10 tr,,a 49, as's,, -. t1oa oot inc contrary
u ttuei aa ahal! now 6hoW ~ the statements Of
witnesses = Ms.9,, who will not DO questioned.
,nicr lho iu,uros 1nys oamo to Europe
tuo I'M tnere VAS mora drunk
oao n oa8et " lAuetlca11ej than N any other
epuntly: feelaence of sl1 months iii Paris
ea1aengoo my vte"a entirely: havo takon t1n-
uoao'ets .o apoas faflc and always convinced
!nem ~ ono WalR. hayo boon moro struck by
otnnkonneea IN the streets OF Paris than Ia those
OF London"
Horace drooloy wrote from Paris: "That
vino toaH 1nto1lcate, does into11cato,-that there
ore confirmed drunkards In Paris, and through
out hrancet-is notorious and undeniable."
James III: Usher, Ohief Commissioner Of
nlAesao9usetta to tho Worldn Exposition Of 1867,
Gays. ~ have aoen more people drunk hero
than ever saw IN Boston for tho aamo length
OF time.
tronch magazine Hays: "At Lille, rs per
cent OF the mon and 10 per cout OF the women
are confirmed drunkards."
II. warren, or boston, seven years resident
mon Eva2y eeanno dr,,nIan hanness ls soIy com
my house" D'hsoA ~
DR.. J. g. Holland, who has writton book
recommending so1 vino aa substitute for stronger
vncats tsst 4an o. y, a9snof1sY ny those who al,
longer trayel in Con}nsntn tlso iso1aad aad
that tho views given IN his book are ,oronq. and
that, On the contrary, vino-drlnking III great
pfHpnue1 n,or, ., a,;1anaa nIun9Gnnesa, re.,,
driukinr does ,ot nronfa tomneranna m 'a. ~ WIG
pared to giye1t. fAo'
: It Ia mob necessary to go to foreign countries
70 leafn whether oeer promotes temperance or
r. ia nniv ,asdfn1 ~ ri, t, Iof ef1me.
fact that, within this COUNTY of noos hot,aa. sao
f1,a hc,rn ~ IT ntc1ooA 1ouf Qst,.1.., ,1r5
, 1873-05-28

i The Latest Thing In Hats,
Parker Tilton, No. 83 CLARK street, opposlto tho
Court11ouns, hare introduced their summer style
besser 1n1cd dreea bat tho ughtsst aud most stylish
hat evar manufactured :. "''@
, 1873-05-28

number OF ooico lots will be disposed Of at publlo
suction, on tho grounds, ut hspast O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon. The property ID located on tho Oak
wood Park boulevard, and langley, Ytncenuoy, and
Union hgeIlsa, and IN vorY deslrAblo for rosvncoa
Particulars may be obtained At loom uonoro Block,
, 1873-05-28

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON K QUINCY RAILROAD.
Dspos-.f5o n Ldkesf, fndfana-au., and SIxsenth.sk
ana tanat and Sfxss<msa.*s 4Fekss e1ees Il. Brfggs
Houstt No. 70 CtaYk-ss., and at G4pots, " @3"
, 1873-12-14

Australian papers state thai their latest uows
fron Faejco was to tho effect TINT tho rebellious
been suppressed by. King Cakohaus troops. On
tho Ba coast thcro l,avo boou some aharp
!ightn. III ono Of thcBo, which occurred on the
l9th Of July, lonr Ma Cl1ln, a mountain town,
two wl.i1o l1n,s.urs, alr. lhip Jact. ot tho nn
Nivor, and alr. Gre4,'an,. Of lsak haki, were
killed By the robsls ind fo1r other aottlora were
wounded, THO Fujro Times. in IN account Of
this Hight, says:
"Illcre wors several natives killed and
wounacd OIL tho Government sii1e, aua great
number also Of tho Kut Coos ltho mountain
ecrs). Tho forces had 10 mako taolr attack up q
steep bill. Awaiting thoin, tho kal CoioS lay
safely enHeonced until tho troops approached,
When front and flank iro was opened Oil thom
forcos met in q baud to llaud encounter, III
which bayonots, nses and clubs did tlondy work.
1'l.o ntruggio waH too hot 10 lust long, however,
and tho kni Coloa Threw Away their weapons anl
everything thoy Ind and lsell for their lives. Two
or tlireo whitos with n number Of nhtlyea. fol-
lowed them up towards Ny Clla, shut several in
their chase mid three in The town, which tho Kai
Coloy not fire to boforo tho Govornmont party
ruasNed it. Thrao natives OF tho Government
| force hul t!oon allot day or two before and
| takou to tlls town tn bo cooked and eaten.
Il4oir heads wero found stuck upuu sticks, usl
their bones plucel on tho sIde Of tho path, IN
sight of every panhaE-by. Thero wero hum
trosls Of bones IN tho Town w!.ich Aad boon
u,Nl his u,4ule, who, It IL sal, murdered Mao.
intasi, and 6pIcra, ltye ut laBt beon killeti
a,sa catan. Ono Ut tho Na Lotn tribe (friotd.
lisB1 cau.e across ono of thcAe two, wounded
tho III Lota man who had boen driven out Of
liH home homo years past Gy this man at!tt
bis tribo. M I4ntu spat in his hanla aud said
YOU burnt my towll did yo,l? anu tllon maae
| y n,iaho,l Ale mark. llo a;an spat on big lan'a
Yn11 killed INV 1}uonlp did you Tie kept Oh
, 1873-12-14
"OVER THERE"

Some ono has crossed o'er tho mystical river;
Some p,le'a ut rest from lifos Turmoil! sud caro-;
Eo.c one has gained tho swect peace that Awaieth
Tic ssorll.Yoary soul III tic bright "0sor Tnurc."
Some ono Ia lost 20 Eart!'A pain anil tts Borrow,-
Lost hut to know, In that holicr Sphere
Tho balm that rrovails III that 1>caglhnrder'd city,
Tho blessings that sooh, not tho waitIn9 hero.
Oh blcst ia tho Glumcs whose silence Ia trcamlcss,
And sweet IL the wnking t!at colneth at Inst
Far 'yond the gates thut, ecrnaily cleaning,
I.eati to tlud where a augulsh Ii pAst.
Eyes nc'cr grow dim, and hea:ta never lanyn!sh,
Grief never comes with its haunting despair,
To those tr,gt shnres wlozo goltlcu-sa,,s EIimner
In solstico unfudiug Of love, "Oyer Thero!"
CIt1cAuo. OWEN N. Wl1koN, JI.
, 1873-12-14

Tho larger INIT or tho Japauose tea comes to
tho Uuited statos, England taking. worry lltslo Of
It. as tLo preference tero IL for black teas, A1ld
it haa boon found more profitable to propare
Jnpanoso teaB gtoen-tho, color which best suits
American toa-drinkcts. Tho protlllctlo1I Or Jaial
IL f hs astt eoasry %s Ind to otor at ezroste Io
and il, soo pars Of tho province tl1ero aro trees
400 and oven 6tlO yeala old. which produce len
worth Sb per pound. Tho tol from y0ung shrubs
does not romuill good for ovur il year. while toa
from the old'trcesia ut ts beat tho c1l OF yeart
and remains no for eight mouths. AnflnportAnt
feature Of theJasnoso toas IL tint, as aru!e they
are not colorel with my pIgmentH. wh!!e III the
preparation OF Uhineao green teas, a mixture OF
, 1873-12-14

~. T.,,1..
Lord bereey %ishg 70 appra1S1; Inc Daxe 1ss o.
Ugsas. UW noraat, m o1AAf hnvo imst ho.n mar.
Joae Doisss' n'p w. !Ius i,,,o pInu Tnr,,,..t !,
I1;u' na aat ,o har scnosled"na ,yii
~ nta .'oTn Ugn o@ H." H. JsvNnnr.
pGsf nolAgioy fesS a's nao nT Tin"i saws
9et. Mr Aonuai! some tt"o ooo,a Uhcip n,oma Sns
@ m"'lf6 riyor eTn aant IT,
tl9n As ~ 4 .Lo ,,;,1nra poai ,nautor,
,o!o"'nR ,; ng1e mo,or,,an+ Iaa|Sa. 4o Ens In,s
f,p tho 1ofa%an NVor rms ] n?NResnectfully i
youtsI ete ns III, nr ~, ot a i r,,,s o
1onpspeo uoes ~. iaa ~ ~ ~, ,ho 1ona W.
-roas tsapoi,;u -. ,oro;notas br,nSr vrntc
npploe'aeE w. w. .,,;m,",o,'e ~ poa,n"s,sr
IL revoKea you m ine sn Poot " tor ,uo ancoossnr
tsl.ailia,6 III ~ ~, II. arsnno,v J;s;ssa1
Not ~ al nstnl pe" ~ 'a s u1a..u0"s o,ta,,a
tno t Los'n.assos H. o,,arior a,"ns,
s1s nos. 'ntS ao .nua Tlso haon q cc,,ts ;ss ~
nopti 9v nave san,n peo' noro1 90 n' for ta1,oT
candles, anu wine. ,u9; S,,. a., ''nss !,ss,a N !,
sMecsssor ~ ;ao ,.o ~ nrnha. M muo ss-
a!s olsor ; "a.o na cor,"s5ondomt as Ii.
gasted WIN ns I nlecSs r" ~ GnnnscR
nro.nHr a"n ;nnatop i"t. nt that nlucerecoiyod
Heanlus y" tno.9 II n,sJ t5,o,', i, Ga,oa;a
oo1 aor ng,nn ~ Va Yanlno broyIty Is the order
sgocovnS hv c,mmissarn, oicer ,,ame Brown
haa tno o,,ohd v1 ~ fo-er wars Tim, i R5own
po"l-Doyo, .ae Y .J M
WILD iaoso ll'aa'nE p,ntLai;o ,o,tor
~. ir;a.,1 o,'nn1nc;r1 1!nr w;dowtnnd
from laay lFseiu allnoahc1l'f Ioa ~iuomnoun,,
WIN i!oto ~ aMu mosas a"s s'na not
anu "nun sne sooit, liz n,,,aco 'u, nv
Soty Ip n,aa o s"a S,nnb r. mu,1v In
nohait o. a. 9.acul 1a9 %as M a"d,,nes" W ~,
ose.y .ePI!sa: "a H., ro;a,,t n sas ari 1s,dnn's
aatiniaefofy 70 Tue 1ce!Eiehs WE t3oau Muoe
nose 70 hs 1rlonq - f's4cl, VI e'o JasaGs ~
houhe Deas r.shes: ,;a.' EMMY, n eosuAs' W.
, 1873-12-14


The following aro tho resolutions proposed
during the sitting Of the Irish Home Rule Con-
ference, which met in Dublin OIL the 18th of lust
month ..
/. That III tho bas;a Of tho proceedings Of this
Conference we DECLARE our conviction that it il
parity Of 1rolaAd that tho right OF domestic
legislation Oil I'LL Irish affairs should DO rostorcl
to Our country. ....
3. That, aulcmnly roassertipg the inaliouablo
rigltR Of Tho Irish peoplc to Hclf-goyernnlcnt,
wo declare that the tlme, III our opinion, hah
como when u combined nsld energetic effort
Should be made to obtain tic restoration Of that
right. 4.
constitutional rights Of Tho Irish nation, wo
by Parliament assembled i'll ireland, and conf
posed Of tic Sovereign, the Lords, anfl the Com
mons Of IRELAND.
i. Tint il Cumming these rights md privileges
cial arrangement which would secure to tho
Irsl, Parliament The right Of logislatilg for mud
regulating NIL matters ronttng to the informal
affairs Of ireland, while leaving to tho Imperial
l'urliamout tho power OF lenllNg with all qnos-
tiofs affecting tho Imperial Grown a1d Govern
mcnt logsluton regarding tho colonies aud 9TH
or dependencies Of tho Crlwll, tho relation OF
lilo Eupirc with iuroiGn Hates, mud MI matters
npportalning 10 the uoienBo and inability OF the
Enp,re ut large, as we'll rs power of grantiig
Anu pf0f!H1nb tuG ouPP4In Aoecsoats AoA AAA"
perial purposes.
s. Tl,ut suctl m arrangement does mt Ill
yo1ye my ollanyo in tho existing constitution OF
tile 1mporiul Parliament. or any interloronss
with tho prorogatiyes Of the Grown, OF dist'nb-
anco OF tho principles Of tho Constitution.
1. That to ecolre to tho Irish people The
advantages or constitutional Government it IL
osHpntial that tloro should bo ir Iro!and un I'd
nl,nistrntou OF IriBh affairs, controled aecOr.!-
lug to constitutional principles by tho Irish lHr-
],ament. u,,d controllod bv Ministers eolstitu-
to,uIly responsible to that Parliament.
Z, THAT III tho opinion Of this Conference 4
foder,l arrangement, blscd npun these prlnci-
plos, would cos,Botuto lie strength mud nal.l.
,nin tho integrity OF tho Eni,iru. u,Iu ad to the
diguity md power Of tho Imperial crown.
i. That wiiilo wo botieyo that It'll au Hihh Par
lamont tho rights a,d hortieB Of ull oasacs oI
our co,,ntrymon woull lind their best uua snrest
protection, we arc willing TINT thego should be
Incorporated IN tho foioral const.tuiun articles
supplying tho nmplest guarantees t4atno oi,as.gt
should ho ,nn<lo by that Parliament In tho tres
enl settlement nj property III 1rolnnd, nad thai
no legislation sInll be adopted to- establish ailA
religious nsron.laucy III 1rclAl,d, or to subioo
my rorson to slispb;ties OIL account Of his 70
hEiUlh opinions.
, 1873-12-14
LONGING AND REST.

There IL heart that loves me,
but 'tis 10 fur uway:
pray thee, Heart, como near meb
And with inO GVef stay.
There IL M eye hath beAmings :,
OF tenderness for me;
But what ayatl their gieamiugt
II these I G4nnnt SEQ
There Is hand cArcesed mo,
And sootllcd my weary brow;
Though Bult and warl1l It's clasriuR>
cAnnbf reach It nuw.
There ls roiee 80 tender
That slMke III thrilling tome;
Dnt that to me 'tis silcuL
Ny heHrt makes snldcat moan.
ucnrt, Heart, thou comest near me,
Soon Bhnll feel thy beat;
'Tis, allre, tasto of Heaven
When loving hearts mny meet.
Eye, Eye, feel thy soft ray,
III loving tenderness;
What l,ow'r 1t hath to quicken;
What pow'r 1t hath to blcssf
Hand, HIND, thy soft caressing
IIAtli sootlle1 my weary pain;
I kiEs thee, Hnnd, In blessing,
And clasp theo once ugain.
Voice, Voice, 30 awcct, hear thee,-
Thou still hast LoyefB pslre tone;
To bring lifc rlch completeness, u
'Tts but thy charm own.
MANY JOsEruIAE DABsErT'
, 1873-12-14

rest Of tl,om might DO satisfied At to tho idon
tity. 1lokoqora WIN also cut up init
pioces and brought in. Ono Of tho mission
aries would l1nyc them bured, but at night tut
piocos weio dug up agan antl tahen, with sov
oral other bpdieu. to respectable distance frou
tho wtoa md cooked. tho b.tko'a lali (cennihd
DRUM boing boaten oil tho tfmo, inviting thoet
who might foo ucllned to como to tho feaat. Ii
III worry evident that tho Kai {'oos layu got such
already commenced to quarrel among tLom.
selves; thouo who had nothing to do with tha
murders Of the Burns family aro accusing thost
who did tho deed. of bringing all this trouble
upon tlom by numbering tho whto mou."
, 1873-12-14

Il circular from tho Du,eau Of Education gives
table Of tho gifts to coilegos for the yoar o,l-
Ing Juno 30 aud Of Tho purposes to which they
are applied. From this VIC lcarn tllat tho total
reported gifta to ninoty-four institusions, roek'
oliel as collegiate aud scattered through tho
country amounted to 8i,218,osG, Of which
al.G0D,u07 waa devoted to general pnrnostos'
81, 5000 to endowed funds, s5sl GIG 10 build
ings. $3.50 00 to profossor6l,sps s4o 0o!, to icy
loWehps. 5G,00b to soholarahl1R, s2.100 to
prizes, E240a9l to new Of upocia! departments;
s,77. .613 to libraries, S10.607 to museums, anu
81 $3.50 to apparatus.
, 1873-12-14

gyrBum mud rrunaian buo or indigo is uaod,
giving glazod slato cnlor. Tho color Of tho
liquor whic!, ,InrancAa uncnlorcd tea drawA ig D
palo oliyo-not 10 bright M tint drawn from tho
finest graacs Of Chinese tenR. III Jnpnn they nt-
m Il Ii r,,lo tho nor tho grade Of ten, tho aer
liz tho liquor IL draws III ordinary Cnincpo blnch
teas, tho flavor Of the liquor is considered OF
moro Importance than tho co1or which In usually
reddish. When It liz muddy 1t iB afro sign Of
adu1toralion. The Japat, ten Ia packed III half
ohcBt boxes, the ayorago weight being about 10
tDt1I,i1H,
, 1873-12-14

over,nastoring fulluosa Of her enthusiasm. In
lilo priann BOeno there wore Hlllden blrRtn Of
1,asBion which hnya scon In no actrcAB hut IN
Milo. Lin Felix's gront siRtor 1saulol, and Milo.
Doaclco. III llno, her Jcanno dire IL nnho
conception, carriol ours will, rnro nrtistio doll
cncy md vet rnror natural I1ro,
, 1873-12-14

noctlefort, according to accounts sent from H.
Catharne's Inland, WIS sick throughout the tnlf-
plaoo, aud it was expect that hu would die before
arriving ut New Caledonia.