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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-18

Remit by draft on York city banks registered let
ter or Post office money order.
Postponemsnts impossible under this PLAN
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.
NEW YORK TS SfsAsSgEr SsisSgn SSf.su EsSF DIRECT
the steamers ] OF this line will sail from pier Is East
GREAT WESTERN Captain windham. Wed, Jan. %
ARAGoN Captain Lymos ;....... Saturday. Feb.
G4e sa1 @ s seerase s
Apply to the agent, 70 south street ,,ono
NTosr DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
Nl Holland Belgiuma the Rhnins Switzerland. &c. via
Steamer MAAs. ....!...i...i'. nNnn" January ?,
ssSmer Sna GAlaHD .nI b
mail to the Netherlands are Veil Known tor the regular
iy e 1esr Epg p Ka!es GS of passage low MORRIS
General Agents. 50 Broadway.
TNMAN LINE-soUTHERLY COURSE
sH stansFs 5s pSSp ri sc
CRY os SEW YokK .sa,arday Jam Jam 3 as7A H.
SiES SiE$ 8 8
sns to ene oss M U IS =" rates
teerage Offices Broadway S%p Spd pier S sysr
NATIONAL LINE-NOTICE.
BY this Company 10 avoid Ice and headands "'''''N
pGThSsTowS ptHn ys1s iPa aS6 I ;0[9 sSst
ENGLAND. aturday, Jan. 2t $50 4. NJ
sataidsy sdi.pFasy ssb rsD 81 H.
FOR LONDON 6psEcT 661piasSay Feb "' . r NJ
CABIN passage sS9 So currency s,esrsFs sresay
at a. @ rrs
Apply at the companys ohise no. 80 HrGsawSTy T
E A'lt tSIThS 1f STATES MAIL srEAssH1rs
New York iOllows-
H16PsE SkspUn Wicn
fo% Eagle ss per iSOi Ei;! ;ifsst HOOOksn
'a9sn sS s s:sssRsy :sssnS $50 s0
sSs st1;sss sDPy s
CuSARD LrsE-B AS1 SDIScE 4 4 R. NJ s. p. GO.
OF this line take specified course for
on the outward passage Queenstown 70 New YORK
eb;ns or a e nsr hs meridian " at saude or
the nome ward passage crossing the meridian ofs
9Ss1s s ana
R5ssia %sa Jam jam t:S tEs
sS'sas &C
e. fea rS% saaSs
s''sisss ONCE ii %cS2EEEs TasSxSRsH Sis Assns
hNLf OIRECT LINE ~ FKANCE.-TdE GENERAL
sifiPs BEfWEEN 81 i% NEW YORK %AD Hi HAvRE. Sh
The splendid vessels this avorte route for the Con-
as% SsrS ESsy men will sail
HSS :sSsA
PRfCE OF PASSAGE. IN GoID uneiudina wine, > ~
First Cabin. si25; Second. $5s; Third: SIS.
S sS aSssf Sy lie ns ss9q 81 DSs
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The steamship AMERICA. Captain Ade Limon, will
sail on saturday January %, at p. NJ, from Bremen
pier, q SesSnd street a0ookn q 70 be followed by
fsE S2fHs HssnSsS' " f1ssAcE 70 LONDON, HAvRE AND
second cabin gold( ~
For Freight or passage osDPPiySIise =. co ...n,.
No Bowling Green.
"A sStyp NV y9RK KvNS2 AMP eLAsSG2w .ASsHv
r0w Gompnnys piers % and p Nor RIVER. New York
6ALiFoRSiA Sat Sat- Jan Jam s. EeS IS
Ri's' S1
$50 sS Sf 81 rEs'GEp5s aSp f
~ low as by any other hrst class line.
Drafts Issued Tor any amount at reduced rates
TINTED STATES MAIL LiAEzsTEAM TO QUEENS
u TOWN md LIVERPOOL
Sailing every TUESDAY,
NEVADA Captain Price ....... January 26 ate A N.
WYoMING. Captain Guard. February q at A. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-18

NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND-OLD
IN Dominion steamship Company.-Steamers leave
Tor above ports from pier 81 North River foot Beach
street. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at r. N.
Also intermediate steamers.
Through bills of lading and tickets issued 70
all points in the interior -,
Also steamer for Lewes, De and all points IN Deia-
ware and Eastern Maryland, every Monday ana rhurs
DAY, atA p. NJ.
0fice corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-18
ifornia Manufactured Quartz
Jewelry.


Shawl Pins, Cuff Pins, Glove Buttons, &c.
will be sold in proportion at the
same low rates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-18

Parties desiring to rent costumes, also per-
sons desirons Of securing seats as spectators,
will please call on Professor Bach, at Bige-
lows Hall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-18
THE BEST MUSIC

0btalnabie in the State has been engaged for
the occasion-trank Regelhuth's full Or
chestra,
THE GRAND CARNIVAL MARCH and
the Ivy Club l.aucers' Quadrille vii be intro
due a for the first time IN Eureka.
dstd PROF. l.. BACH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-18
Diamonds.

Genuine Brazil frst-water Cluster Rings, at
SO. S65 SIS, SIS, 500.
Genuine Brazil first water Emerald Cluster
Rings, at S35. S45, Sl25.
Genuine Brazil solitaire y, %, u, and carat
stones, at 81 10 per carat.
Genuine Brazil Solitaire Rosecut, "a carat
stones, at Sl5i per carat.
Genuine Brazil Solitaire Rosocut, carat
stones, at sos.
Genuine Brazil Gents Studs, "a and "a carat
stones. at S65, SIS, s95.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-18

l5O Sets gents shirt studs, plain gold ANA
thyst, topaz, ruby, sapphire, and many
others to suit different tastes, ut 81 90,
So 30, 81 80. So 80. 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-18
Special Attention is Called to the

One set of Brazil frst-water Diamonds. This
beautif Il and precious set consists of
breach and earrings. There are twenty
Solitaire stones; the first cost was S2,25O;
for sale now VERY Lew on private
terms.
, 1875-08-20

The abstract job was consummatel yester~
] day by tho Board Of County Commissioners
in voting to purchase Of Orro Px17zEn for
$4,000 Rct OF books for which the people
OF Cook County havo no carthly use. 4 toad
needs pocket II anything trido worse
thnn tito county needs rEtrzEn'a abstract
books. They arc worso than worthless; they
arc n positive desrimcnt. Nobody will buy
real estate or lend money upon the strength
of abstracts Of title tnkon from these
books, l'ccanso no ono guarantees tho
correctness Of tho chain of conveyance
ns rot forth in tho books; while, in
procuring abstracts from the only firm in
Chicago capable Of furnishing thom, security
| is given TINT tho document is accurate,
Moreover, as Tnz TRIBUNE las heretofore
pointed out, tfeso pELTzEn books, being ex-
rose1 TO constant public inspection, offer
rare opportunities to laud.sharks In tho way
OF fcrrcting ont real Or qsasi defects in titles,
and in this way eunblo them to leyy most
eSasrcrating system OF blackmait. Apart
from tho almost nnmistakable indications OF
corruption in this job Of 345,ooo,-such rs
sudden change of front By one Of the Com
inissioners. tho refusal Of tho ring majority
to entertain lower bids, or to submit to q
postroncment in order to obtain the opinion
Of the Judges Of tho Courts, or for any other
purpose. without tnking into account those
earinarks OF "adtition, division, and silence"
the abstract job is both wa,to Of tho peo-
Pies money and dnmage to their property
interests
, 1875-08-20

In his letter to the Secretary of tho Winno-
oago County Agricultural Society, Mr.. JEr-
EEhsoN DAVIS gives M explanation Of his
telegram announcing that ho had recalled his
consent to deliver m adtlroaa ut tho County
Fair: The tone of the letter is most adnai.
rable, showing TINT the writer, though sur.
prisea and disappointed, is neither hurt nor
angry at the plain-spoken people who OBJ
jected to him rs tho orator OF the
occasion. BIZ. DAy1s gives q hint
Of what his address would have been,
and it ia clear TINT distasteful al
lusions to political questions would layo
had no place in his treatment of the interest.
ing subjects Of transportation anil homo and
foreign markets for the vast surplus product
OF the Northwest. However, as ho is not
wanted, he will not come. It was a question,
on one side, not 10 much Of bitterness ns of a
degree Of seneitiveness unfortunate though
not reprehensible; aud, on tho other side, Of
courteous, graceful acceptance Of tho situa.
ton, with only neat and delicate hint that
it might have been otherwise. 1Ir. DAVIS.
letter will certainly make him no onomics in
Winnebago County.
, 1875-08-20

| try. hut tho papn1 statement would havo car.
riet1 moro weight with 1t were 1t not nprar-
cut from tho wt,ole tenur Of this latter that,
| IT he had the physical power, ho would tram.
| ple tt1ao "dognas al Hciencu " out Of exiat.
ence, M his predecessors did for centuries
during tho Dirk Ages, with whnt complete
ness Dr.. DnAPEa Inns shown in his recent re-
snarkab1o work. Tho spirit still exists in tho
Nonnn Curia. but the powor has gone, even
| In Catholic countries. There in nuotller
feature OF this letter which ii even moro az
traordinary than ;ts assumptions and that is
tho almost feeling OF envy which inspired it,
nnl which cropa ont In every expression.
While the Roman Catholic Church hns OBJ
tanned the permission which it has long coy-
etcd. Of preaching lis doglnas in the schools
Ut France without let or hnlranco,
it looks with onyious eyeR upon the
protestnnta md Iibernls OF tho enmo
country, who hive been accorded tho aarno
privileges, simply becAuBe lilo Pope claims
that l.o alone is right aud MI others are wrong.
10 show the injustice and illiberal character
of this onvious spirit, let It's make local mp.
plication Of the whole matter. In tho United
states, Church and State are happily COM
pletely separated, and the frcest liberty Of
conscience is allowed to all, The right Of
private judgment is jcalously guarded, and
any attempt Of tho State to Interfere with
tho affairs Of tho Church Is az quickly re-
sentea as mn attempt of the Church to dictate
! in politicRl affairs. The ynst masses OF the
people are proscstants, and they have the
phyBirhl md political powcr md wero thcy
, 1875-08-20

4 few days since, blr. W1IpuaT. SronEr as
serted In tho colunnB OF his paper TINT the
City Government could 10 run for 81 ,500,-
900 per annum. In answer to this assertion,
TnE Cu1oAoo TRIBUNE itsmized all the OK.
pend[tures Of the city for yoar, 70 much
for schools, 80 much for streets, and 10 mucl,
for each Of the departments, showing the e1-
act amounts for eacl,, which were less than
tho estimntcs Of the Comptroller, and less
than the amounts asked for by the dopnrt-
nlents. The TRIBUNE showed that tho nggro-
gate Of these expenditures was about five
million, and quarter, and called upon AIr.
STOREY to produce hia itomized bill Of OK
penditurcs and show how he could run the
city upon million and hull. This be has
failed to do. lie has n,ado no explanation /;
furnished no proof Of his assertion.
Wo now call upon him again
either to furnish the items showing
how tho city can be run upon a
million and a half Of dollnrs or retrnct his
statement. II Mr.. sroarx believes what he
said, he certainly can show why le said It,
and furnisl, proofs Of its truth. II he did
not beliovo 1t, he has no right to impose upon
his renders with such a falaehood nny longer.
Onco more, will Mr.. sroREr furnish his
itomi2ed bill showing how the city Gnu be
run npon million and half Of dollars, or
will ha retract7
, 1875-08-20
THE QUESTION OF EXPORTS,

Nature would make tho United Statea ono
OF tho greatcst exporting nations Of tho world.
It ia truism to say that man who works
produces more than he can himself consume.
If he did not do no, thoru could not possibly
bo any accumulation of capital whatever.
There won1l 10 constant danger Of famine,
too for any unexpected incrunse in popula-
lion or single destructive Etorm might
make it impossible to produces the requisite
amount Of food for ench mouth. Moreover,
thoro could be no itllers whatever mnn
who did not work would surely die
The existence Of capital and leisure Ia
duo 10 tho fundamental fact TINT a
worker produces more than ho can him.
self consumc. In some countries, a very
lnrgo proportion of the people arc unproduc-
tive consumers. They live On what tho
others produce, Ind thus diminish tho OK
portable surplus. In the United States, tho
number Of non-producors Is very amail, in
fact, tiny. Every European traveller notices
the fact. Our e1portable surplus onghs,
therefore, to bear largor proportion to the
total annual prodnct than that Of almost any
other country. We have, moreover, the
greatest nntura1 facilities Of any country for
tue production Of wealth. The ripe kuowl-
edge Of tho Old World. aud tho virgin soil,
inexhaustiblo mines, and boundless forests Of
tho New, arc our heritage. Yet n people of
unparalleled energy, backed by Nil these
natural advantages, export little except the
bulky and rcrisl1able products of the rlow and
the hoe. We send nbroad small value in
, 1875-08-20

Ihe 1owa campaign was fair1y opened on
the Republican aide last evening et Dcs
hloines' where K1nKwooD, tho Governor that
was apnd is to DO, addressed large and en-.
thuaiastio meeting His speech was mainly
confined to tho consideration of two i,npor-
tant issues-tho currency and tho temperance
question. Tho latter is m awkward element
in Iowa politics, and. il tho Republican party
is as evenly balanced as WIS Gov. K1akwoop's
speech on the subject Of license c. prohibi.
tion, one must rather admire than cen.
Bare his SUCCESS In conccaling Ills ,enl
Bentimeuts. 1t was shillful p;eco
Of stunp-spcaking to talk IN hour
on the temperance question, and in the
outcome leave the audience no wiser than at
the beginning. Although having full conf.
denoe in Gov. K1axwooD'a election this fall,
and being firmly Of tho opinion TINT he will
mako ono OF the best Governors Iowa has
ever Ind, We yet believe that the non.com,
initial policy ia Aot tho one to secure the
largest majority; and we shall be greatly sur
psised 1t. When he finally gets his campaign
harness on, GOV. k1akwoop aoea not speak
out as decisively upon temperance as be bus
upon finance. We are, moreover, quito pre.
parcd to hear that he fayora a fudicious
License system in preference to tie complete
failure OF attempted prohibition.
, 1875-08-20

from the vulgar operations on tho street,
corners in tho amount involved? What
possible protection for creditors can thore ba
when the law takes no cognizance of those
gigantic swiullea? Will credit over be safo
until these colossal confidence operators arc
punished? ? 1t in time to cease aeut;n,cntaliz-
ing aud to talk plainly. 1. is time that the
courts 1nterfercd in befntf Of depoBitors, and
that inRtico overlook these operators who
are lInblo not only to involve thoso who havc
direct dealings with them, but outside parties
a1so in no wise concerned with them. Strict
justice would send DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co.
10 tho Penitontiary, and that they are not
there only allows that Justice is not STRICT
In other words, Is rartial
, 1875-08-20

AMsintoresting compendium Of tho yiows
Of leading citizens of Chicago merchants,
bankers, etc, on tho subject Of the CIR
rency is presented to our readers this
morning. l'royity mud couciseucss hare
been nccnsitated in order to admit Of tho
widest possible range Of expression, hut in
tho interviews given enough is con-
tnined to demonstrate conclusively tho
fact that nine-1enths of tho best brain md
business talcut in Chicago il on tho aide Of
hana, actual money, and settled values, MS
against MI infinitndo Of paper scrip and
speculative fluctuation.
, 1875-08-20

A story that wil not do for sund.v-sohoo
book oones from Now Haven, Conn. There was
buy who stole some apples. From every moral
point Of view ho ought to have gorged himself
with tho green fruit, suffered Intensely, repept-
cd at tho Inst moment, and died. But tho ap-
pies, instead of destroying bis life, Hsved It. 4
horse kicked him lard enough to kill him, had
not tho apptes hid under his shirt broken the
force OF tho blow. His eAcapa Ia calculated to
cast suspicion on tho ways In which Providence
works. II ho had not stolen, be would have H.
Illustrated tho adAgo that the good die young.
, 1875-08-20

~ a;,s a.a.,.a " - e"'74' es'Ac'A 4
F "a 10y .9nran.,,,an. nfa' 1,'ya ny ~,
charge .aainst the reyenue Lid ror oae1 s,e.i voar
and The law not only makca It criminal onense. pun.
Unable by ans not e1ceoaine $lo.ooo to apand mora
'.at - tr.n.t. ns ~. ~. ~. .ao mas. ao.
oue uurnoso to d, for .ny other nurross-
II "tl,e appropriations for each fiscal year
arc lawful charge against tho revenue laid
Tor each fiscal year." can any expenditures be
,nado before revenues sufficient to pay tho
same arc collected !? In preyious articles Old
sronEx strenuously insisted that it tho City
Government created my Temporary dobt in
anticipation Of the collection of taxes it was
unlawful and unconstitutional, and that ciu-
zens Should prosecute the city authorities for
creating 1t. Will Old sronxx now explain
whether the CITY authoritios can legally ex-
, 1875-08-20
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
HATKs or srrscn1rTtos trA1AHtK IN ADVANCED.
rnstnxe 1.repnlL nj this flfirc.

xA1K1 or sERscH1r7toN trAyAHtK IN ADVANCED,
rostnxe t'repnli at this Onlcc.
pstts, lyc.r. ."..sl3.gn wc.t,y. 5eas....s i.Q5
HnnAfy EIttlau, i Ton cules ,,,,,.,. j,Itl
doubts sheot 90. 3.N0l
Tarta Of year II Tho sarno rate.
WAkT1n-Qnt active agtne in each town and village.
sfeeia Arrangements mado With such,
Specimen ropies sent free.
To prevent delay aud mistakes. he kurc and give
fpst-oice addroas in full Including s.atea ad Comfy.
Nemlt4uccs may bo made eliber ly draft, express,
fusonoe order, or In registered letter., at risk.
TEnHs TO CRY SUBSCRIBERS.
Daily delivered, sunlly excepted, 13 cents ror vret.
palyt dslvsred Bnnt1ay Included, 10 cents per week,
Addfeea THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madfou ant Dearborn. .sts,, Chicago, iii,
, 1875-08-20

at aoc for August and 353o for September.
I'ye WAS quiet at s1@s2c. Barley was dull
and ;'c lower, Mt s10a casl,, and closing at
$f.ot for September: Hugs were in fair
demand md closed firm; aalcs chiefly ut
s7.70@R00 Tho cattle market VIVA fairly
active AMI firncr. Sheep were dull and
declined :o@30c. One hundred dollars in
gohl would buy $l13371 in greonbacks at tho
f1nce
, 1875-08-20
William Alien few his kits
Dsfore the Astonished peop1e !;
IT. tag-aad- b0b.tait in ~ 0l lRht
Got tangled In q steeple.
f4nhh tntf, trntrtn1


Comptroller Hopkins, of Nav York, has an
nounced that he will not be candidate for re-
election This resolution has overcome him Ike
q summer cloud since he haa bean charged with
completely in tho canal frauds.
senator Dozasy, Of Arkansss, Ia charging
arouod ~ Rofortnes. He IL living monument
to the grace, mosey, and peace OF tho Garland
Government. He is reported to have the great
est confidence In Gov. Garland; and Of couEpe
II ia understood that he bankers for An ofloe OF
some kind.
Cor. Tllden has not paralysis THO New York
Sun Is at somo pains to explain that the oblquty
at ha vision is caused by q recent surgical oposa-
tons and - to tho other aymptomB mentioned
by Perkins, the Sun Gays tbsy Ato Of oven less
Importance. but Allan, OF Ohio really Is 4
phratytto,
Con. sherman's vlsit to sunda.-scbool In
MlnnesotA has stirred the bile OF various Demo-
cratic editors, who detcct In 1t symptoms Of Z
flrst-te.m fever. Why, can anybody Eho COOS to
Sunday. school be : candidate for Ptesiduut?
II 30, please onlarge tho accommodations In this
aoighborhood.
Ex-senator Fanton lunched with President
Grant during the lAto Western trip, and It is
supposed ogertures toward reconciliation were
msde. Fonton ta not lrreconollAble. He Vac
anxious to take tho President OF to his orn
house and enteitsin him, but this programme
WAS not found convenient.
4 correspondent writes, "Allen'a faith that
ho ia to ba the next President IL simple and
touching. Whsn one Of hta familIass, In tho
style Of = tzuo eourtiar. aAid to him, Governor,
sou will be the next Democratic candidate for
preaident,' be replied. We'll, by =, sir, 1t
would be just nv luck to be elected" II this
should ba Aliens luck, It Mould be ths death OF
The couutry.
Something liks = wall. Ia It not. for the Gin
cionati Enquirer 10 say that tue Democratic
party Ia Ohio nseds Organization badly7 "With-
out organization" contioues til, Enquirer" +" tho
disciplined followers Of the Money Power can
not DO met" A few weok4 ago Tho Enquirer
predicted \ Democratic victory By %, 900 msjori.
ltyi now It has takcu to double leadod appeals
for organization. The ohsuRo Ia significant.
Tho New York Times correspondent, uho is
atumpiug Ohio, gfyes what hs bafleves to be tho
true HISTORY Of the imitation PLANK In the Ohio
platform. Na iutimAtes that tho prime movers
In tho matter wose In shout tbs same fix III the
distinguished ChtcaRo apknc|srs, who sent On 4
petition to Cougzeas last winter for more blood
scaled currency, and. when their request was rs-
fused. incontiuently went Into bankruptcy.
There Ia aatosye OF heavy purchases Of ooal.lauds
for = speculation. aud OF fall Of pr1cas that
not ouIY cuts on all hopea Of profit. but tho
vauced and paid down.
4 clover and solersbly accuvate diagnosis Of
Mr. Thusuku's complaint IL made By the SPRING
aold Republican. II doss not think that hs his
Ioss all chance Of political resuscsatton. The
Int t,Mt nnnrt
, 1875-08-20

dreenbacks, ut tho New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday, opened at 877, and closed
shale higher, the extremes Of tho day hay.
ing been 873 and 81.
, 1875-08-20

COLOR ATTRACTS THE EYE MORE THAN
form. and hnnos face with but few nlnraj
etomes M1dn clothed rith complss!nnai 1usntoas b.
Hmm n Youth. Tho admired Of all obsnrsoss.
Bold bS al dsukRtstA,
, 1875-08-20

PERSONAL,


PERSONAL
Gan 8heridan arrived In Omaha last evening.
Married tourists should avoid tho "Tv,n -.
MountaIu House.
Paul BoYton wsites for the English maSax.n,a
and A. usual be gets along sWimmins'r.
Secretary Dstknap and party lsft nslens, Mop.
tana. on tho 17th for Carol and Bismarck.
Tho Hon. William Window, United States Boz.
Alos from tinnesota. is a guest At Tho Pacific.
Country people cali tl,ta "ters!hls grov,nr
weather." II is good for woods. and buss, md
auch.
4 Now FORK publishing arm il to briog out i
Rose library, Which. OF courso. cAnnot be zss
In bad.
franklin n. Ypsnosr, unisad 8tsses Attorps,
At Galveston. Toxas, In auest at the 4ssrd
Pacific.
Gen. n. 7. sherman arrived At Denver Ws laas.
day night from Cheyenne, anu lsayss for ldahe
8prinRs to-dAy.
Prot. 8wIng has returned to supsrateod work
on bis house, and will resume services In biz
church Sunday.
joaquin Miller IL said to havs inmort.li1w
Miss soldene+ all except her mouth, Witch b,
omitted for want OF Bpaee.
Col. G. L. Holden, OF Natcfez, Miss, tba
waalthlest cotton dealer in the Southern Bsatea.
is a late arrival 1t The Grand Pacific.
Brown, tile Princeton chemist who ha, ,
broacls-of. promise suit % hia hands, consldan
1t the moHt curious retor& hs ever encountered
pour eat had pe.ohs.. No. o,va Thar, >.
The oejahhors' i;ttia bove vim throw do,ni;t.
over Into your back vsrd. R.turo rooa ~,
evil.
Deroh a.vs that . n4rbo viii t.so
canary In = caoo h.a No he.,t' Do.. h. vs,,
eyerv woman to hava . bird s,no,no in hsrba,,,,
Tuo bruta.
r t,...o., - r..
:John McN,l,.n ~ = 1fooronnu.o .,d ~
Itendotaon NJ tbe Toronto Want t,1,h ,r-,..s
at tho f;ranl f,acif,o vaetar,,, ~ morntn,
.o,,.. .,o,,, ~
49, '," SDy'. o'.pp''s
~ ~ ~, es"oo. ~ Wv. r aa .a,ua 49, "n"s!
tbo d.v nj the bano,no at ,raz-ue,I Tam,
rox.a, r, u,,.s H., 49, =, .,,. r,..,
~, ~ ~. W. ..sH s "'ouoo' ~
c;f,o rastora.v ~ 1,,s ~ ~ aan T..na,..s
.hora ,,s tsh.. ,.a,,,,a | a,.;,s., 49, ~. sa,s
I,otoI - ~ '0 ''0 r ''''' '~1S
MI, Dou r. w.r,. =, 49,. n.,n,. -
bvtcriau Church, who has bean absent for asr-
viii, her n tbo ctv vs.to,a.v mi w,,, =. ~.
roat a,,n5.v 's''
Tho dear public is Informed by an anternris-
inE correspondent thAs Jenny Ltni's husbands
head is "ba1d and shiny As white beam" It'll
said that he Loaf hia hair by bard study, but ths
Inference la that Jenny Lind heraolf did Tho
studying.
eome strange fatality seems to hover around
almost All the good hosol-oerka that have ooms
to this city within tho past yoar. To-day BIT.
A. ". Carter, OF tho Palmer Houss. leAVes fot
St. Louis. where be takes charge Of tho oalos u
tho Liodel Hotel.
Mr. Beeehsrs audience in the Whito Noun.
tains Ina ousRrown the win-Mountalu House,
md he proposes to borrow 4 lent capable Of
holding 9, 500 persons for future services. Ths
plYmonth pastor aeems deseratuod to mako :
holy show Of himself.
Soaied proposals havo been rnals to jon
p.
, 1875-08-20
TO.pAYS ADJUSTMENTS.

Mor1CKEns rNEArRE-A1aason street, between
Dcnrtorn Ana ssto. Engagement Of Edwln Adams.
Cisnca1ty."
, 1875-08-20

HoOLEY's THEATRE-napdolrh ssreet.. bot vecn
C1a-k sud 1aBalle. Engagement nt John Dillon
"Eversbodya Frcnd ;" md "The 0reen.Eyei
1fangeF."
, 1875-08-20

.ADELpur THEATRE-DrArborn strest, oorue,
Aonroa. " Hand and Hlavc.r