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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
Aret,cn 6cles n Rral Estate.
DUGLIC SALE or THE BRIERFIEED
Il OIL. IRON WDEKS PEOYEHTT

or DiBB CJUErY .ABtDANA.
ryDRR THE Authority OF ~ A. i1Sd rhT. " TRUST
ma November lsst 70 tal ,,il ei "a r Oily " OEibLD
roR, "a, Bh .issIBbD RI, ECaN, PAaY
c AZ RECORDED 10 I've f3D hrB on ~ SD 'oor.y, 0e
aede eee TRUSTEES WI ON fAt,h0AY, TIE zqh DAY "
MY IKE In FRONT Of 70 JEItIs IN THB CITY Oh
SELMA r for tie HlGHB piDDGg at public aeetSs,
MONKS COMPANY a. tie nj EfitLD IRON PROF.
RRiy CoS,isIine Of ROLLlNG MILL FOUSpbhY ONE cOLD
BLAST FURNACE comp ee - - Use, ss,OND rSNnNe
CoaptETHD IN psrt MAC INE SHOP. AiL FAriORT BUllD-
10 PATTERN SHOP, BRASS IoUADsRY IkU IBLss, Tones
4. BLACK sMITH SHOP. LINE Kill, sI1kEIOUsRS OP
PlCR WEIGH HOUSE STABLE. ~ ALL hbyE5sAhf
rUlIbIYGn FOR RC}fDL.CEs foH OfF.Crl AND I'M
Ibs npoo,v sbrsee aDout 1910 ACES o. bad VIII sbses
title about 1000 BBS wa ne pee az ngs' 20 9,e snI
mber With A TRAM ROAD meet toe HlbLh1 MILL sns
Fol gDEi.Y With the FIRM CB about - NILES lgrE ua.,
Ts property situated a5o 81 mile n5s 81 - o. nesty
the selma, Rome Aad Daoa haJoaL "a Ls-'-' s'1 "''
wa'erei ....u,., o,y 49,, L.
Tho property deposits Of nABNirirB ORE "eas
SAID reid about 81 CENT o. eEc.F foa envy VI Hsso-
neghbobord and tpi 50 lr aasng
Gre bnek, ISHXHAUSiIBLB sLPPLf W bitOhis"oo
COAL Eve niles distant i 10 make ZOO e'Ae 49,.
Tine pig.rou rolled maze at Brerhea nave ste
iron
oapd 70 he Of Snoenor qailY RFfBLD On poH COM
msnIs the Western mirkss ihB LGt.2i fid - 49, any "
ased Tor CA WHEELS BOIL fgS AID iELE0hAPI VILE
rhe property would sGord siyaaa - " Dakhs n
Of iron carElees, c'ion-les &e 1o~s o
wagons cart ard other plantation inpirs IA $3.50 .i,,.
abOnlds yrtOF auI p-eT Nhlf OF
ana ~ and sawmils n ne hhor u neloas
Terms cssJ but IL pgo"'1 purchase t
mic. Gih optuE Tess9h'OS 't4 oi
sTt I'D lie puch.se money CAPT Alas iLe pnnees SI
sbow HE property aud eIh bit map q the briL - -, -
1be rte 10 property dseao ZOO rs vi dtV hVng b1sa '
t,',a'v ~ 49, y. w PSITUS,
~ J. l. JOINS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
Iew Publications.

ONO SECTS IN HEAVENr-A Dream in
~ rhyme Author u1ELogu. With "a Wie-Awise henN'-
by Rev r. suFn 10 ust uaDpn ionn og's e'p's
rfs. ~ e nor sp - pcf periodical agents or
nv ps,seg i-nal~, Of employment pna
the # oIthle occdpan1n Aires Ore nOiA'
HOLMAN. cor . ire and Wbtssi,.. NOIlo.k
rNHE 1.-TWO ORPHANS WALTZ, by
4 HBNRY TISSlSGTOS Un0n square Te,ter gito elegant
lr.g Ee1es. of Mis- CLAYTON sud kss BLANCHA -. ~
emieishr pYDol nre BY AZ We GEN VI
TIE SEASON Prcs. 75s g. ~ pll"ON Co. III d o1u~1I.
. dc "a W. CARLETON Co. will pu,L.b In q lev days
new Novel by tue author O AHtoiSe" enutei
A PERFECT ADOAIS.
- Order. arc porrug in fOr II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
Ncw Civilizations.
HARPER & BROTHERS, NLW-Y0RK,
IL Pubnsb this Day:
SONGS OF ORR YOUTH.


SONGS OUR YOUTH B the Aahor q JuHl IIif',, Gente
p,nn se TO Music Iuare 40 C,th, niumiletel e. 90
Tue about the sOggi Of oar Youth To-
ger with nple eane,iHe5s Whch Characteristics their
snbor irdec th.g fern sert-
ncn the readers Mr. Criiks "oTs
ere already familiar. ami ily Viii e cn enirlr her uane )e
fn nopnlir Gernsn swedish Ftnca airs Tuee ss1 one
very aud oil El'h 0r eF oi the have oeea
,e I, mn nc by The he anl gc fyI whie oilers
rrpe 10 oge their srconJiLiI. TO LIVING compo
Tbce ~ bvrvr scarcely song his Lls volume wheh rot
accom-
simple Ings h,. o. r IttneT moie W. 90
This VI oar lOah viii I'D abundant pAronig
F Of sin taste nnd tenderness TITS ss book for mother
n.te n, on the piano paT ton erhue gi Ibs
poetry is very lender aud p-etty. Times Lolioa. .
In re ich Osess ei.htr musical or poe
eAlin. crest 90 boh- Il al Mail G-z;lte, LDni'l.
cn-rnaP Pi,IOnk They collection when vii Ue psll
in many household lSeotsnan; Lon'"a.
Bean fully ca LIll"n'
Mue WORKS vii be sAr fyorIos Moroitg Post Lohloa
MRS ELEPHANTS
STORY OF VALENTINE AND HIS BROTHER.
TIE STOkY OF VALBSTI,G ASD Ills bHDiLEM ~ Au
o. pIsut au'ho- Chronicles " Csr.ngOri For Love Lite
roeent," johns Love SoJ," OmUfa" 49, &C. sTo, fsDe
The admirers Of Mr, oobrns r'esrd they r,nvvn shi
The Stor Valentine Brother one Of the o,a, not the
Vsly bcs Of her howell A;Acrsiw
FARJEON'S LOVES VICTORY.
LOVES VI, TORY \ Nov By b. H. IA jeDH. 81" G,'
g. hua Newell" B.,cG.4ss 81, Syo Paper - esrts.
Nj Fc5n 10 Deems re has 5"- defed to
but las BE- osI "h beng an aiapr though A~i
slcl lh slthlF ~ ccish hs sat t,t slres
ay DlckeAs prse- DabAn CsI'eHJ Nag
M Fayon is certainly novelist Of great power ch,iaa Union.
NeSIO.k
r. HARPER B7OTHErS VII serd ether ~ The above works
mail p5 prpd pat o. ts Ua'si o'eI AID @'Aada
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE
IN Ce0rgs ~ S,oh 80,
4tor and lot, corner 0shVo anu 10 ooo
(shre No 72) lot 5I0ri ~ @-O'
4s,o brow p.sS3e house ana '0 . 225OO
4stoy hows'.P e hose ana o' '....... 81 900
By 1Irtan N. Nal r Sod.
4fog or'A honse and l0' ll-n' I1o coo
4;toT bro"n,s,Sne ho1' and '' OF ave a. $4,000
.ops ~ tui ~ = I; . a. Nadi,o,ayc 70 900
4ioy brick house aad l0'' o. l"'ns Wv 1890
By Y. X. s. s'nson r.
hnnson hone ard pqi souaa 100
$780, IN Peh1ri Y. HIrRst,
A,,ov Lr.k t.n,m.ut house Of I7b J26 ~ Of 81.
ave lot 1914 IOIZ7Ij3 o13
By Il. 4. LaG' tac q CO
Y,,ory brek hou.e FOrIhanage 12o on .oo
spdns.psce 25II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
Marrh 10 1879.

V,RUSTEES' SALE of valuable mining ana
other REAL ESTATE, sac sni aofri' Counties IeTJef
he by Francs LaiuOp, "ltA L. me-.
ssc and William H. so; IT,, ric' Of the 'ae o -,
AMI partnant Gct' u trust "a a pee
her 20 fs78 by Hugh y Coat, Agci net n, -
SsLnage sa esrooml Hegyr.k fUGsDAi, Apnl loIo AZ
10 c1rk moo, the js L. les'li1e nr-ss W. zoe Nbaro
an IN fact 10 Pasaie Jrds ia e = ) o. a'oe, I1VV
80. 40 D@g = s'ioes
$3.50, si snn xster n tl. c- there's. SnllNt 70 tNo
ortcages Of 900 rAs hse If Of 20 &c - % les
Nouns COury. near GrrL 20 lhs P'DP-II 80
ps oa ore ec 80 F,r ll aseiH"N % ~s
properties Pa,eoh Pc q dst, - MARI; go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
Cleaners.

A YOUNG lady, having diploma and certif-
teach sutJn TO zach tue ENOLish
tANCuES. Address Moss &. W., Box lJo Tribune Omce.
LADY living in dclightfui country home
~ r1,ua htying clen Of he. TO educate
will receive faulty hntef OF wills who vii sbte
earg provided TOR her Aose bat the best
tea employed. FVr particulars aaIes A. H. c. Box H.
Tribune Ollre.
WHERE DOES THE SUNS HEAT COME
w PKONf PrlL :. r. LANGLEY OF Aie-1euy ob.ervsory
give. an ia ereng tbs irq the TRlBuAE EA
TRA. No ~. rsaph,. Edition. 20 ceOtL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday. Morcb IS. 1873.

Thoro was a largo amOGGt or pIOpcIy
of rcd az tue Exching3 Sdle,rOJm, tu-fly out tne
lutg portion was ilhdrawn because the hihs were
nj Below will oe found the sales reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

NycPHERSONsiIAND BOOK OF POLITICS
Va FoG lS7L
Hon Edward ePher.on LID erS Of tie U s. Houe Of Repre-
This authoritative i msn9'l Which contains IN rs
IAifoRfAEr POLITICAL ACi!OS,
r,,o JAY II, 1872, to Jai, Il, Is14, anor r-iiy.
Among va.U.Le BOAT ,ai aata tae i0'Io"ns axe It's
LISTS OF SENATORS ND REPRESENTATIVES, Of tbs sLHi
AZ lie ss .socsd ' .a.ala, and fs 40 go Annual
.,1 sre:al Ness yes Of rr,r i,at Grau.. -
an g f4U.LiNA Hons ASP Orders
issued rce May u - Ioi i,I. a. ",o o.: l1 ACT.
m The Y aa Na each sui sle lad isa accounts % e
ben '' '-' h JIDiCiAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
co iSP It r & :; .aGS aifS6 SGl.
maze anu p'0 FiSiS,i4L rG5Po>ifIoSS AID yO.4j
in the XLuI Xlll aad pfecc .lhs Co'''es'es.
f'''@'-' ""IasloR,ND-N" To SENATOR Joyg&
'Al LIS ''-'f T ylf eiSsrot fariy$ Q5Sst5S'
Report Of tie 81 Conr sonA discussion az
''-0'' eTiTg ACTON or RAILROADS,
Lava and J'i''l LEVI evi Of R ii Bill,
Amendments Proceeding. 6 5Sl ;e:'i alanrs
Proposition vote ia lie uh'ed States senate and action ia various
SA'A CgyEv. AND CAN JUAN AwaED3
VIII TIE ses Of on.rsl for Their ism aliop TO-,
MN sfaIL PLATFORMS Vi ISL
4" "'''" STATISTICAL rADLts,
l-PrHric Drn1 on rns CSIr.D sIArEA
B--IAUFIC HAifwAT b"NpS
C.-IS1FRNAL HEYENUs iAnLa
D-BIuniBUri0S up THE C~a1RScr.
E-APrB5suAlJAs TAX FISCAL YEiEs 1872 1879 1874,
P-R,vlSrrs Az, FEpxyp17ptrs or rng GovKRyurvr
Cha pryrt,L V'1e % lo1@ ASD fiArh ELECTIONS
The whole oas Manual Absolutely indispensable 10 the poll
tnan BIS desires 1o0uyn AMI sccue inform
ton ell is 7ifs Of TIE tines The volume Is Iay sal care
p CT - o. POSTPAID 20 ANY Address
The TRIBUNE New.York
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Real G3.aie 70 gxetauee

A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE on the lIud-
n the y With ca1ye4!ene and ltADe 'or slAm
Wu e home; property erhc n valae viii
EXCHANGE 90 equitable h,ls. vel oCats IN BrooAlD
No agent need apDly JAM, 10 5TNSON. l.3 Broadwa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
WILEIAN ]. Hb1alI tHNh' IIusIO'
WILLIAM a. SNOtL, IT,,
nv PTR FNrDIyIDEND.-Will be

TWENTY PER CENT DIyIDEND.-Will be
sol 10 lie t 1 lie yof Greensboro b' 90 w
Or. TUESDAY Nsy a': visa5ie prp ~ aos' a. w.
TONTENOY MILLS IN "a the iu tg, snd real es.te 80.
thees n The Ti, eou, Of BRICK and els ea'hf
6,s stones h.h Of bac ana ate co''el Wa a.
rln.cs 40 10 70 Ms 500 81 L'S'
u.cIu err Amer eau b. uactirs to.L neya'o
Lfek picker house. t.tIics huh, sepatase ''cA w.
hose fr heating tie bu. mug Troubled, puhf' To-
and everything pece.sGrT fntcr tue pT0pt!B As
clsss uo'ssloS c,rr.;e Bh u necessary n 'Ii-e1V,
too The dam 4y built # t0ck 'nf the "atef SN
The tsstorJ uutted o. We O.oa
Rover EIGHT NIL from he Branch II 5e Georgia ~ fa
bc Wsrboue capable .ouaBg 300 sa cot ara wo goo"
oe cmpee PLENTY oy,rat spnc = No'd anu
of btk merchants Al .iJ ~ nle el' I'' i.ol..s ~
cuatalDk isF pslfs u fe"@e w.
ecb Tor .et ana ,ora) French Barr Edropeln stone
Soreeouse two stories ish, Containing D. rooms 10 sHoh " wa
.toeroop being I - TIE local
soepJ gOAen covered BRIDE the n'et resting on E'N
sbufGens; sswmil AID 0lc smh sAoDi t"ol
sttlcei 20 the prolert 20 VII -
SOLD N lot, 70 suit purchasers he alton IS 55yv a -
ho &c farming lands blerny bah side % tee rSe nc LtA -
inso 10 none Middle Gcoa fr he o." u-iilu OF to' e
and grss All IS Tee ptlJ oiu0aes Tor NO'isi s"eA
bar &c.
mouths tine with 10 per CT PER anaaA ron s'y " s-'
purchaser to pay for paprf' - o.. =, RAN co,,,,
pss.el 81 March Tenn $50 Plat Of tn properly can DE- 20 a.
ofe Sale positive. ANY detd Inf Ua 100 ca1 We out'aeI 40
dressing ClAc A. LAVE ie0e''s'i Ni'S-''0''' -
March 20, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

Nov RFADT.
TOUR MONTHS OF SCIENCE"
TIE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 81.
CONTAINING
TIE CLAIMS or SCIENCE NET
Tr,f {. s.. SAcls o. Princeton
CRYSTALS AND MOLECULAR FORCES
Prof. John TyHlaL
RATIONAL ACADEMY or Science.
QA.alrl, Liza Nesting So7emter, 1914.
K.SGS or BUSINESS.
Parton
TRSSs.T OF VENUS.
GLOW the Gis.,rce Of the san is aseerl,red)
A PERILOUS FOSSIL HCST
Fro, O. C. Msrsls lsst trip to the " Dad Lands'
SOURCES or SOLAR HEAT.
Prot D.. T. Langley.
PLANTS THAT Eat ANIMALS
br;. MARY Treat
The rspe and Hectares med above with Others eqla intee
AMI yalu. sre tubhel u with Illustrations, in the
1ihune Ezra No 81 bT -l POSTPAID receipt
Of trc In sheet f,rn oeltsi pamphlet, 20 Crear
giving m detail. all Tie TliJuae EI!a' to
address
hilre. TIE TRIBUNE. YeN-York.
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Aeu- 5crscn Rral Gsllte for Sale.

n-5erscp Rral GsIlte for Sale
4 L MORRISTOWN, n. J.-F0R SALE,
"A Moicra hOLSE, 10 Wte- &c.i 3i2 ACRES;
i.po excellent sArIen abaaiauer Of fruit terms
to " located Tor subdivision Z. EDDY. No Parkllace.
A r MORRISTOWN, N. J.-FoI SALE or to
"a LIZA HOUSE, bedrooms: stable;
residence where have cs mosquitoes;
depot SMITH DODGE, 10 West 2Jtn-it N. Y.
ORANGE, n. D., SPECGALTY.-Grea variety
~ PROPERTY for SALB AID RBN Office hours. to
H. GERRY, 80 Nasau-st Orange opposite depot
ee, 1nn (irst 20 per cent? in two years;
~ ss1OO remainder tn, at per will purcla,e
tqa odnsry rutal value, either Of two hand.
sonc SUBURBAN VILLA RkSIDEHCES with ample
gOunds with the robust nhu-
living; locality ttcss; well drained healthy
paved and H. hrd streets rolce markets. ehurhes,
schools within 40 minutes business Neafork the uhnyi
datoHS OF the Cea Railroad OF NewJersy Houses
cold water. heater closets. bath Lots LAID
cnyes garden flowers aa fruit herres &c
For au particulars address the OWNER, P0,0Gce Box 1874
Elizabeth, " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY


NETWORK CITY.
p,rter., mo 6D 2jr54 Kali eh 20 Elsb,ch
br onp-t An 2OIlUO; vi snd MA Fhr'n o., ooo
ncAt TO q A ueier.
Cherry a. g. no ~ 229rj93 MeeAT, re- TO Aaha' ,,o
rs hst g. s8 4 Avenre g 309r3 y WeeI o'l3OOoj
iItu.,t ~ Avenue G, 30JH OBJ kdeis
ltht $75 Of 0hVs 23,I4' u Oa,. 70 5000
sS;.. 81 sls,s: 2V1oA- pa'nat $1,000
aS.t ,t2S ohse' Soioo $4,000
l5jH 100 # Of S5a iI2 Q, io'1a 5000
lssb. 1 (p.opo.eD' u Of l2.I-aye, " communal
nor hw ~ 76Hg09 llEwjUKn3S ii I, 10 n'fu or
Public Drive" L n following curves 1924 u 20 center
IN nar l5Ob.tx 1878 It Dayte rod Z S i0.tJ"ns
curve; 2'T r. to lo8'a,t E1z $4,000
Fame p.openy; + Knapp Caroline VI, wife Of Foster oo
C0ege.ave 42J OF l3Jthst, lOOrtZJi IL bOho .oo
Ndon.iyr l4J OF Central Mon stDa, oOAl-V' ,,o
ti,abet1 Ship Collins n put..''''''.''. VI"
2d.,ye 1913 Of 1ib- 2JGrlOO' h udrAee 20 -oo
III, Te ro T. ~ II u noa o. ., $500
10 have SOB sodh Jlihst 2OKCJ Flts 10 ooo
''''''''''''''
RECORDED. -,o
2t;hst l25 of 1d.aye, lOO nocs; yrs Pery SoUV
4 of 81 h. ZtiHllIZ; Pc
SAst 9b-ave 2UtSO 3yeas pr 'tAf''' ~
.,ve (s,"rc and psD peas, yer ieAr'''' H
stra7e No 52-; years nam 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

Two LET-Two-st0ry ard basement BRICK
HOUSE, l67 East SeveL Be- Loa to
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Brcoklrn iJroperI1 60 fc:.

DARL0R FLOOR OF No. 103 Pincdpple-st.;
treat suitable ofe hoo h-1. coorI
FuloH-st W. r. COX. 2jJ Wash'a brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

rl'O LEASE.-Tho best HOTEL PROPERTY
e. Hoffman Ilouse Sing Sing n /. Wca ell Aspy to
JOHN T.. Il. TALLMAN Poughkoepsie, y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

an LAKE MAHOPAC-A fully furnished
" MASsIoN high, besih spl uii vea b3s'i' bathing
and fishing utabIe for private bo 80 re' onof
enu
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gounirn iJropertn 10 Eet.

COTTAGE 10 LET at Orange iraSantly
~ located: lrIt shade. stables also CO iCb ~ NJ
ack, the Hudson.yer front, ,Toiadi oa6e
ApplT TO owner West iG,f-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

NOR SALE-A new trst-cla3S Philadelphia
4 brick asa HOUSE, ro IT,, FIthave.
BooS jas finishing complete ~i oasn 81 sets elevate rnei
N rb .iels lDw Atlantic FIT have
ears from Faol all FeEnee d..cs ~ Ap
'" N91H W b. COOPER 90 Penr ST. New.Ycre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

W sOOO NAN o. Gpt mortgage viii bar q handsome
HOUSE, 10 The eouhtrr; vi furnished ,nge &c owner
W0ta b ,nl furnish dsiIeg she'd Ad
dts CIV SER LOek Dor 20 bax Sius n. Z
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-13

deserve the name, aud is II species vt
intellectual drugging and excitement
which is most generally found COM
biued with impotency in every depart.
ment of usefulness The female pre-
tender to literature, ornament and
fashion never made prosperous or
happy home. Where the useful and
the ornamental can be combined in
the proportion TO increase the moral
and material welfare of a household
it is of course to be desired
1t has been lately mentioned that
the young ladies residing in a certaid
town in Kentucky have signed an
agreement to the eaecs that they will
not purchase any article TO be used in
making up wearing apparel which
will cost more than tweuty-cenis per
yard, aud that they will be economical
in other matters. 1t is hardly to be
supposed that this example will he
generally initiated. Perhaps, howev-
er, the men would have better right
to complain II they would give up
some of their own unnecessary expen
ses. There are two sides To the picture,
aud 1t is quite conceivable that as
much money is expended by men in
cigars, wines, suppers, fast horses, and
other masculine tastes, as bv women
in outward adornment. A currespou-
dent OF the New York Evening Post,
who undertakes to show that the ex.
travagance of women in dress is not
as great as usually represented, SAYS
that for the year ending June 30,
1872 CHAT being the latest yearly re.
port accessible to the writer, the value
of dress and piece goods was $40 295,.
251; fancy goods, s5,139,795; max
ing total value of silk, dress an,i
piece. and fancy goods Of S25. .435 ,036
In the State of New York, in 1870
there we're 1902, ,210 women more thar
eighteen years old, and the value o
all silk goods and fancy goods pei
capita to the women of that Stat,
alone was only S15.72; and to $50,
600 women the amount per capita i
only about 500.
Take all the white women more thar
eighteen years of age in the Unite'
States and the value of all the impor
tatiens of silks, laces velvets au,
feathers, &c. is only about SO pc
capita. How much the liquor and tn
hacco consumed by the males to ss,
nothing of their necessary expendi
lures, would amount TO annually W
have no means of knowing. Fe,
governments in the world, however
would find their exchequers in com
Portable condition if deprived of th
revenue which comes from the luxu
res in which men almost exclusIvel
indulge, such as drinking, smoking
J chewing and the like. Mure familie
, have been ruined by the costliness an
absolute destructiveness of men
vices than by feminine extravaganc,
1t is not true that the majority of
men are reckless of economy. On tn
contrary, the great mass of them al
l not in fashionable life, and make III
e welfare of their families their highei
7 concern.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-13
WOMEN AS ECONOMISTS.

The financial aspect of the matri
mouial question occupies at present
the attention of various correspondents
of one of the Chicago papers. The
Tribune of that city takes up the sub
ject editorially and expresses the opin
ion which, in these times at least, will
be everywhere recognized as just, that
economy is the main pivot upon
which the success of every household
turns, and that its study and practice
are not beneath the attention of any
lady. Upon this question DR.. Lorenz
Won Stein, one If the most eminent of
the political economists. has recently
made some admirable suggestions in
lecture to the German students in that
city upon "Woman in the Sphere of
National Economy" which are worthy
OF reproduction in discussing this i'm
portant question, although his statisti
cal theories are somewhat at varience
with American management of the
household finances. Won Stein di-
vides the entire family income into
two distinct parts. The first. which
depends entirely upon business aud
capital, belongs to the husband. The
second part, which pertains to the
household eeoroIny, he snbdivides into
six parts. Four of these, including
that part of the income to be devoted
to the dwelling, the standing wants,
such as dress, light. fire and servants,
the expense of sickness, death, insur
ance and recreation, and "a certain
sum set apart as the family savings
box for the subsequent benefit of the
children, are to be under the jurisdic.
tiOn of the husband and wife together.
The wife alone has the sole charge OF
one-third of the life economy aud an
equal jurisdiction in the other two
thirds, shall make the closest possible
estimates of all items of expense and
of the price and quantities of commod
titles. Upon this point and its import
ance he says:
at is more important that girls
should know how much family with
an income of twelve hundred or TWEEN
ty-four hundred forms should spend
on -four and meat, turnips and sugar
than how much nitrogen and oxyger
enter into their com mposition-most i'm
portant for them to know how mucl
1t costs to feed a lamp during winter
and how much clothing and washing
the houseAould needs or how mucl
fuel is required to cook for FIVE persons
With this supervision over expense
under her charge, the wife is to hav,
the care of the house and see that al
things are in order, and nothing waste(
or lost.
The good sense and sound philoso
ply of these suggestions are not to b.
contrOverted. While true culture i
graceful and to be desired in woman
and while such as Mrs. Somerville il
mathematics. Mrs Hemans in poetry
and Jennie Lind in music, have no
found their accomplishments inconsis
tent with true womanly character
yet the study of economy is as digni
fed and valuable as any other. Cul
ture in its ordinary sense among female
who aspire to be considered literary
such as acquaintance with the second
hand learning Of periodicals, and mis-
rrllanrous prose ar / poetry, does no
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An ORCHESTRA IN THE PARIoR. -- The
orchestral organ is the name of anew reed
organ recently announced by Horace Wa
ters & Son. The inSt1menJ takes this
name from its recently invented orchtS-
tral stop. The Noiciug of this is peculiar,
producing the effect o. = full sweet con
tralto voice. Its finest effect is produced
when the stops are draw. SO that an or-
chcstral effect is given, The case is unique
and makes a handsome article of rltui-
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A lady called upon her milliner, the
other day, to get the character of a
servant. The respectable appearance
of the latter was beyond questioning
But is she honest?' asked the lady,
81 am not so certain about that" re.
piled the milliner 81 have sent her
to you with my bill dozen times,
and she has never yet given me the
money"
Miss Luck was pronounced the best
and most expeditions co k at the late
Cincinnati fair. The facts upon which
the award was made were as follows
In thirty minutes Miss Luck cooked,
and cooked we'll, potatoes, chicken,
porter-house steak, tomatoes and corn,
and made coffee, tea, pie and biscuit,
and set the table in the neatest style.
An exchange says, the best check
to an oil fire is -four generally access
ible. Literally scattered over burn
ing oil, it absorhs the fluid, deadens
tho flames aud can readily be gathered
up and thrown out dnors when the fire
is extinguished. This fact is worth
remembering in these days of kero-
sene accidents.
spelling isn't my profession one
man can't do everything. What's a
printer for p "If printer ca 'tspell
he'd better quit his business" is The
line of argument adopted by Joaquin
Miller when cold, unteeling critic
ridicules his photography.
The three wonders Of the world a
present e: How. fluff accumulate
in the vest pockets, where the Plus g,
To, and why when a man comes out o
a saloon he looks one way and goe
the other.
A private letter says: "If my wifi
has no pull-baek she will get along al
right" Not if she lives in this neigh
borhood. She might possibly ge
along in the country.
Spite is little word, but it repre-
sents as strange a Jubilee of feeling
and compound of discords as an,
polysyllable in the language.
: A Kentucky editor defends TIL
"pull-back' skirt as the ''pretties
thing in dress since Eve left Eden"
Yes, that's so. Take care of tn
sense and the dollars will take care 0
themselves.
Natural selection may be define,
as taking the largest apple on til,
plate.
When does a lawyer work like
horse? When he draws a conveyance
An unprincipled. bachelor say
troubles never come single.