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.4fGs
James Jackson Jarvca, tho moat notable spec!-
mon re have Of tho cannoiseur, wrisea iutetoss-
!agly III tho Independent OF "hric-a-b brao" 1t
Florence, md. sprol'os, says of tho Aontpensies
gallery that thc mistake Of Bostou II, believing
,hat royal gallery mnst necessarily bo good
ouo was ~ costly ltunier, which has greatly
pEajudicod tho American public against toltl
rnastes," and he foayA, put tack tue intcfesta OF
art musouuis In America. Mo1o and bettcr pic
turos, he says. can bo bought In Europe for ono
tonth tho Ta}ne put upuu tho a1oaiponsler paint
ines bY Tho DUKE. Mr. Jarvis saya: "Tl.ero are
only two ways Of securing choice cbects. Either
you pay their full VALUE or rare opportunity
throws tham lhto your LINDA for tll1lg.
There Is no medium rrica for things OF real tui-
rortsnce. ! 1layo Einown n pcrag!uo bought for
40 francs, 1ftiau tnr 81, valuable nptlqte
utocian bronco In tho Rtrcot for g. aud no On.
Every ono lias heard OF tho Fortune of Michel
Augelo, q tompera panel! bought Of Gil old
clothes man for 1fnncs. anu Ut oneo sold tor
800 francs cash md n ponsion Of o francs dav
for two slycs hn: Which rroyol q bad fortune
to the buyer. being. after ill. only an old COPY"
THO fIeaHs OF fortune sonatlmca attending
valuable objects arc quito cur.oua. That unique
~ thu Muse" 80 perfect as to rroya that caes-
ical painting was an a par With sculpture WIS
used for timo by It's finder to stop hole III
hin oyctt;;, Now II IL worth ita weight Ii. .lia-
HttHuhs 4IotoHt'S FoAsh1t ucaf AellA picked
IN w''at appcaroa to he heavy mcsal!c ring,
incrahted WIKI dirt, aud gavo it to Lii child.
ron to play with. 4 peddlcr passing
took 1t mp. scratched 1t, and otYarel him III
lFsuca for Had ilo said J. ls uonld I1aye had
1t given him. But 1U fra,Ics oxcitotl suspicion
70 tt wns taken to n jewc!er, who ea.e tho
anler M0 francn. It pruGcd to bo M Etrusca,
armlot OF pure gold, beautifully wrought. and
worth not isss than l0,fl00 francs. tbs Prince
actlon to recover It h.t tho precious relic had
been seaold anti probably gono to the crucitle.
1os no further traco OF Il could be ob.aincd."
The average Of 6ales, says Mr. JarTes, of the
regular hy1e.a.brao dealers OF Florence. ss oo!a-
pntad at 600 francs, md tho private sales
about l,oo0u00 more. Venice almost riysls
Ito1suco, aud sluco The occupation OF Victor
EMANUEL, l!omo IL doing considerable III tlls
*atno !,ne. Wl,i'o all tue smaller cltea OF Italy
have thoir collectors aud tieAlers. Many Of
these ale.tFaaBurea and cnrioEties nowadays
c0nle to AmoEsea.
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e1,enp.vc snrniture marnt,e!:rv, mad tho o.ht.
Ia fer a bicck Of sa,tr aores ;s:tto 1trto:. nt-
joining lilo river. TIN pyoiecInsa IT .his entcr-
Lrse contemplate teas!tf; postio, o. u to she
10 SUIT lo demands Of tho bnsnesa Of .i,is citv.
It 10 ALSO rurnored that tAe uppar portion viii e
lifted up IA IN operA-honao. "a cDuveniencs tho
teopln Of ]Iockford hayo long wanted.
Tia traca Of the
CHICAGO 4 PACIFIC nAtl,pOSp
has beer completed to Stil1,nao Valley. wle:, ia
within 8 miles OF Byron, whero II will cross ltoch
River. The people Of byron hare long waitcd
tile arrival OF this road at that village, and ex-
poet. wlIon it docs arrive, to reco,va very ma.
tcrial benefit from 1t. Ths piers Tor tho brliga
arc MI ready for tho auperhtrnctsfe, which witt
he plucea Oh thssa Al coon ~ tho ice goca out Of
tho iivor. Dyron ls II nlsa from Ibis city, il
surrounded by rcli agricultural region, and tl,e
completion of tbs Chicago 4 Pacific lsaroad 10
that point will mako It quite ait important trad
ing contre. OCCASIONAL,
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n Model Juror

. Eff tfa.} t1ib1khs
When tho Le!,iuan w. ll!iK tury retired, uron
Tie iirs: vote cart, sIdYan Gsso ln fsYor Of var
dct tor tbs plaintiff, mud QUO for defendant.
1hls QUE Il farmer. passing tho primo of lfo,'
4 conIcisnttoas, dsRntdsd personsgs, . pattern
confederation have tais yordies ln1ueMced BY Ina.
propos motives. 4aftor sotno potpnntlou le
yielded to the worry strong ntstorisy against him
not because b. thought them exactly right, bu
because sha majority Naa 40 overM hsltniuE
After the verdict bad bean rendered he explained
hh position jn th!s manner, During tho tTial
he hid suffered considerably from, sh9,lsnatiAm
Gud neuralgia, aud oIo pain hAd attracted 20
siss,ca. t1It he was not very clear what tho tes-
timony had beou, anI 30, 10 eulish.eaeu hiulsalf
upon lt-lay1ng, paasiug acquaintance will tl,s
dstendapt III that suit--Le sought him out ou
jury ratirsd fos consulsattou, got from sLo sid
defendant fnll explanation OF l,s theoty in tha
cAss oosneidsa hsAstily In his ttsns aud alsas IN
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OBITUARY,


BISHOP ROBERTS.
Tho Rev, JonS WntaHr nnNEnTs, bishop OF
Tho Motlodle. Episcopal Church In Liberia. md
eucccasor Of 1}ia1,op BuaSa. both colored ncu,
died recently. 1Io ontorcd tho ministry In the
Liberia Mission Conference in 1873. aud waa re-
ccIsed into fui! connection In 1870. IIc was
gccretary of tho Conference aevcral years, and,
aftor tho death Of Dsl!op Dunss succeeded
him. Neither Of them, however. woro Bishops
With full powcrs, but vero elected simply TO
exorci4o episcopal supervision over tho Ltbcria
Mission. It boing inpractcablo to aend bishop
from tho United Etatca eyory year to preside at
the Liberia Conference. a nution WAS made IN
the last General Conference. in 1872, 10 remoge
the restrictions from tho jurlsdiction OF Bishop
1ionEn1s. aud make him \ full bishop, but 1t
failed. The tlccoasotl is spoken Of ~ man Of
high charncter for pioty mud Integrity, and good
standardization.
JAMEa UNHwoRTH.
krr, JAMES UxswoN7lf, tho wol.known nnEro
minstrel, .lcd In Liverpool on tho 2fBt ILL.,, In
Ills doth year. To waa . nat7o OF that city,
anl nephew OF j. L. HATToN, tho favorito
composer and pianBt, aud his father at ono time
MAS editor Of the Montreal Gazette IIo frat up
rcarod upon tho minstrcl-atago In that city when
about ID yeara Of age. ue had genuine talont
rs a comic actor and dolineator OF ncgro.c .charac-
Ter, and will ho specially remembered by lllH p-
tmttablo etump-osa.ions. TO Nas n,Ru OF moro
THAI ordinary montal cultivation, and was highly
respected In Ills profession, both III this country
and in England.
It. LAHGIER.
Gnl'gn1ni's Messenger announces tho death, At
Aspontens', Of u. I,ANaIRn. m eiserayor Of great
taiont, in Ills 90lh year. Among hts most re-
I,askablo works may be cited "Tho plaguo ut
lafra," Of 0Ros; - Tie Zephyr" of Pnup'nox;
znll-len9tll portrait OF TAaHrSoToy, aftcr
CooxIET; "Tho Della Jartlinicrc," Of RAruAEI;
Tho *sainte-Anne." Of LEONARDO DA Y1Scr;
aud "LEoslDAs At Ther7nopyla," by DAVID.
TCoF. Afurt.AHbER.
Prof. F. ". AUGUST AKGELANpEn tho eminent
astronomer, died ut Bonn Oh tho It'll ult. Ills
prucipal works wero ''Uranotpotrio" and an
"Atlaa Of the Heayeus."
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n Mammoth IhpunrAc Idol.


YOKOHAMA. Doc. Co., The idol Of DaIbutx. the
largest and most famoua Of the mauy gotls Of
Japan, ia in the midst Of plain, ouco tie aite
Of large city. Now It is only surrounded by thin
grove Of trces, which hayo outlived tic moro
rosishable temples and Rhrines onco included in
thcge sacsoa grounds, and o. tho city ouly the
small. struggling Nillage Of Kan,akura remains
Ths approach to the statue IL by broad walk Of
fagssonea, and I almost dreaded the moment
when 1t would be In full yiew, for foar Of ! dis
appointment with regard to It's wpn-
der, Of which l bad heard eo much.
Dut = single glance dierel!cd this
Idea, for its grantleur and size we're far beyond
Whas had pictured in ray mind. Daibutz, meau-
Ing tho "Great Duddha," III about 10 feet iu
height, entirely Of hroaze, and representa- the
god in hfa usual etata O! profound reroso, sit.
ting cfosa-fescnd. the oycs cloRcd. niltl hands
claBped With thumb na!la meeting. It restB upon
= stone foundation, and III front Ut 1t. upon .
stone altar, two largo bronze vases, each COLI
tniulug btoasoIna aud leaves Of tho lotos. ;
sacred plant Of the Dud1hikts. perfectly carved
In brouxe; an1 IN front Of both III tho inevitable
cast-bo1. Climbing MI the fo'ds OF tho gods
garment, Which form safo footholaB for Eome
distance, wa sat down nn his ln,menso thumbs,
and aolne idsn may ta formed Of the siza OF tlis
statue by tho fact that three growu persons
cau Bit comfortably on ono thumb. bntween lis
aud and tic second Joint. I'ba majestic idol
perfect IN It's rro.,osti0ns and sublime In itx tx.
pretalon at m etesnlty OF fepose, was placed ia
its present position nAuy centuries A2o,-Ho
many that tho exact date of isa erection IL uu~
kuowo. Two wiIe-gnarded Windows ale cut Il,
tho back near the shoulders. aud door cut on
ono side adallta visitors. Hero we found good.
eIzct room with images Of various sai1.s oil two
rough a'.ars. mud .eo'1ae burning before tl,ot.,,
Cut In tho woodwork Of the aitars, aud written
~ Japanese lux anywhere aud erozyHhoso about
/ T. Arf tlLA <{.$kHA
names and addresses Of visitors, most OF them,
! roElet TO saJ, OF our own oo,ltrYyne1l, Tbls
,,an'o- writing propensity Of Americans noyor a,-
pearut to mo moro obnoxious than on this occa-
ail, wien raw All object TINT hss been reyproI
By generations OF people deaccratel by the Euer-
i'll yaulsy OF tr3yolcts.
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As an i.lrtsnca u tho spread Of liberal idoas
III Turkey, y luay be msntioned tha. tic Sultan
his Only daughter, fsa!iyeh Suisana. The pliu.
cesa Ia oyar y years. Of ege, long past the timo
when, aocordlag to 3Iohammodsn cnssotn. sl4e
should bo strictly connne.l to The haraul, md
aud hor nearest kindred. Ttss photograph IL
by Ablullal, Flcres. to whom tho reproduction
aud sale Of thu young eu.anas ikonsss la strlct-
" tost1iasel by an impera! docroc. Tic por-
costume, Yitll pieasant aud attractive faoo.
photography haa prorat Of great assistance to
young people III turkey WHO arc anxtous to
marry, Tor now tho young nan ncod no longer
relatives ~ he waA heretofore Obliged to do.
Young women, too. ean now soud tic photograph
to any one Ut the oppostte sax whose appearance
and palmer may take thoir fancy. and 70 ,nal,-
age 10 create sn impression roenttnE eventually
III proposal OF mntslaEo through The ordinary
channel, I femnla "go-botwesu."
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iSALLOONING In 1875,
NT. WArnum to rt1t Htx Afr-S1tir4 in
Mr. Donnllson's CiinrXo This sum.
mer-An Attempt Mt Crossing ahe At-
tic Probable.

.NT. WArnum to Tut Htx Afr-Shio4 in
1tr. Donnidsotl'a CfnrXo This sum.
mer-A1 Attempt Mt Crossing shu At-
tic Probable.
.,ns 1'c,t Ttrd.
Although 3lr. Donaldson. the neronaut, lid
not Euccnad In reaching Europe last year by tue
aid OF the eaascrly current, his lisni:ed Buccess
has induced Mr. Enrunm 10 makc further cu-
Ragotnent With him for tho summer months OF
1875. A few days ago an agreement wss entered
into By which Mr.. Donaldson a1rces to do.o.o
his e'tto service to tile futtherance OF aesonautic
travelling during tho next olgh. uontha, for
which lie fs to receive tho sim Of $4,000 Mr.
Bsrnuu1 further agreeing ta la- all csrenses at
tending tho experiment. Du. n the Inst sutn-
uer Donaldson made large Ls,nbrr Of auccesa-
fnl ascensiona during whcl, hundreds Of careful
observations were made, nnne of the reAultB OF
Which have az YET been rnado public. 1t ls con.
s'dercd proved. first, that 1t IL possible to land
balloon successfully at any point named, and 10
raascend without material loaa of Hscpuding
power; and. second, that fixed law governs tic
nir cuir"u.a. . knowledge Of whict, will clabo
tho Eoynger to leave Ahy spot. aud return to
tie sAna 1t pleasure. During tho paAt winter
Mr. donaldson has been engaged in arranging
cannactIT tho resu[tB OF Ills work during AiH
1nHnv years' experience. aud possesses therein
mora complete aerial Chart than wAs ever bs-
fore compiie<l E1tenstyo preparations have
incr campaign during the coming months, to
absolutely determine tho o1iFtence Of N east~
erly current. If these experiments continue to
develop Mr. Dona!dson'H theory. there Ia li.tlo
doubt that hy OctoLez Of thss yca. lo md se-
!cctod company will haAe d trv at tho Atlantic.
lilo is now At work upon s.x balloons Of various
sizes. CAPABLE of carrying fram ono to twelve
people. In tiirss asconsions will constantly be
| mado tn all wc1thers aud Mt every available
point. The lcrgeat balloon will hold 0.trl cubic
1eft OF gaH. being ab0ut tho r,zo Of the '(;rupt-
ic No. 2" These balloons will be sunrlied will
every conreuienca for comJors ape safety, MANY
of the appliances being tho result Of expert.
nents made during tho wiutor at The lIiu-
podronac. 4 number Of derfected instrur1cats
are In Drocesa Of manufacture to Ia ,lscl during
tho summer voyages In obtaining data to cor
rohora:o and increase tho information atrenty
oatAiuca. Among these are the following; IA
improved anetold barometer. for measuring
alttn!ca. aud height, and thickness OF cioude:
wet and dry bulbs and hydrodeit. for dctesnn.
ing she amount oB moisture in the atnoHphcre
All improved scectroscops, veasets for tot,l:ng
atmoR:'Lero At various heights for ana1yzat,o,i.
dellcately indoxed electroscope, ba9H Of IN i'm
provati form for carrying oxygen a..d nitrogen
HaFes for experiments, iucudnn inba,jpe, The
l;st iuciudinE numbor Of now patantu. Tho
frs. ascension will take place as soon rs the air
ahips Aro completed.
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TELEGRAPlifC DRCVITIEs,

Tho attampt whicl, is being made to incor.
poratc aolsenn, ILL.,, is bitterly opposed by lead-
Ing cittzons Of that place, Who hayo signed a
rem onarraucs PRAYING that no aueh action be
taken.
Tho atoamer Minneapolis, Of Milwaukee, loft
for Milwaukee Saturday, after bciuS two months
delayed Mt tho entrance to Grand Hnvan hasbor
lake.
ct Peru Saturday lass.-J. =. Martin, OF Now
York, and John B. Doat, OF laShllc against ".
7. and Frank Mason, also OF LaSallo, lin which
forty straight birds woro killed. Mr1.!n and Boal
wero victorious,
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The istc Canon Kingsley has boen pronounced
eohi: Let thta he Judged Of by tho following no.
lection from hla " uypatta": IA woman OF
some two-and-suenty summons, formed In tho
compiokion showed every viotat volu through its
you OF auscions brown. Her little bare feet, ~
tiey ditnp!oa the c,tahions, 6ors moro perfect
than Apht otlitas. softos than swans bosom.
tho tllin gauzo robc wl,flo lor lower iimI,a wcro
wrapped In n!lawl Of orango e!'k, embroidered
With vreaths Of SHELLS and roeeB. tler dark hatr
lay carefully otteaa ou: upon i plo., In a thou
SAND rsnglcts eoswlned into Eoia and 1owels: her
cavern undes oyelds tlarkencd and dooponed
with black anttmony;. her lips poutot Of tllera-
solvcs, by habt Or, by. nature. into 4 perpetual
klss; slnwly s]te raised one htslo lazy hand
slowly tho ripo lips opened, a1,l in a ,nGes ,uro
aud ,neoiiosle Attic aLs llspcl :ser huge l,,c:'a
question 10 tic monk, and repeated I: bsiare t},e
boy could allaae on tho spell and ensscs.''
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haye oftcu Wondered at tho singular tufu.
enca possessed by somo women; and hare u.
Wese toni'st that ehoy woro wotna,l who lookel
ap TO otAenlselFea-not necessarily bsll!iapt per.
aons. not necessarily wltty, but original (of
course, person ia original Who taIes groat palnz
to 1osin hIs Or her own cauytctlous(; And &ssoa
~ moht womoH aro vosy symEathetir. this cont
btnstion Of originality aud sy,npashy mskcs
thrl's tue most elaFminG coa'pan!ona-mose
chastnlug' Of course, .hau uen Of tho llko
ee's'sespecthg paturf. f.ocAuss such iaon
may not be syinpathssle. whereas tho women are
ioar'y snre to be so. ion may depend npon il
!hat cleopatra NOT only sympathized with An-
tony. but haa idens aud siaua Of hst own which
greatly Interested aud st,metul linn. Aud 10
win tho sseas ladtes IN rrance Hlo ruled cor.
tala sections ct society. You may take It for
sraneeu that they were wotaoW who looked up ~
sdomaolycs: Wo have lad iowar Of such women
~ Euglsntl-thas IL, otstusibly; but you will
hou tbat In mosk circles, syeu IN remote country
places there arc women Of tue Lind neau, who
aaio lnnlonts power u tho forul OF ibaroncs.-
" Social Prstssss." oy Sir Ar4aur Islps.
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Railroad 1Iond DcCi1lon-.Dtuo Iscnd-
tnG-pEay Efectton-Ctfclait CouFt---
Thc Il osyz1 or 1t. Anne.

xt&41AEUAu 4kUH0 x3EE&0kUH3DUtN46 &tC0Ue
t,ae-U,ty EIecsion-Otrc,lt Court
The to,yn or Ut, Anne,
skee,ai corr.4,on,l-nre n y5x cs;.o,o 7,-.,a.
Kasx.xrr. nj ,Marrh II -tt.sr t,r,.n'o,.t.
putor1unto 1 aesson NJ NJ con,aaea
f1ozen auiicu'asH startling coal-bls, mid general
VOCATION Of Ep,It, 1ndtcn.ions of comipo uor;nc
arc becoming pcncart,bla AMI avorvbo,,rT,n.E'
mr. honorat'o o.con.o, ~ ~" T..
oarcosled-hcartod frleuds on 8" tho avenue "-iz
prepared to enter into tho mo at exttayagant o.
prosslons Of iov and to inacr;bc ovor ,ho a,-
frnnco NJ hfa h.i,itat,o, lin ioo.,,3 .,wo,.,,"a
s.a"so y. n's A@u4'"'son ''o 'egena "o'eomo'
20 scasoa u young 1fosS aao fa1n'"ater!"
THOSE RAILROAD DoSps.
Tho principal excitement Ia Judge Dlof1eett'a
decision in tlo Kankakoo naiIroa1 bond caaa.
by which s5o ot) Of count, bands ssuoa ~ o. .1,a
rlymonth, KanksEee 4 Pacific Railroad Com
!;ahy, hfo TcudaIed valid. Tho deciGion involves
Inc payment OF marry t39:ooo Interest, attor-
iloys , iecs &C., nnd VA anticipated By tls nla-
sasoss WILL DO hold In few days.
THE p1ME.nKAplNo,
andor tho ausnieea Of tho LaJles' Library As
aoclntlon. 81 the Presbyterian Church, Thursday
evening. waa ploaaant entertainment. The
Icy: AZ. DasnaFd Fead poosieal narrative Of the
browning OF Loanuer N tue uclIespons, and read
u Wo4. A!fs. u. q. Taylor'a rcadiug Ut Jolinh
A!lon u WHO'S 1ntGeytew with Tho President Was
EsaneIs I1A !4cous tthN 4'1Bcl6Ha ''s0uRb OF
oasen, py alhs Selllo Can1an, was wo!l leaeiy-
~. Jonn alchinhay icst low Mark TWa'n'a
ssaveseFs y foaGhoa :, =, IN HnoW storm. and
swoss oir On tlier PECULIAR Vices. AIl. Clarke
staa NsR4t OF lfoub!c9 IN JOSIAH Aliens
Wnitt.,nms v1use. VIII anpsecatlve hnmor: Aea sa!e
= MnaatemoTo cave o naat recitation entitled
,,,sa nsos taes oatuoi II Waa ono ot tho bert
pseea " tno osen!nE: dono Will o llanu-
.,a sroa III ys, "ag aas!y ieau " ~ y: nahha,
IN "He !ViuMeM - ~ W 1uo c!oelnE ploeet "CufloW
aiust NOE 4ol!. Tonight" by MIS-. a, 8. Cutler,
"hlcA elected much applause. luterspesbcd
with thes8 readings WeFs HoyeEal eopgn, AtlotIor
reading will be rlyen nm wcn from, i,cYt iTi,rr.
u3y ptxht: aul cnn nssnrc Via ranaar. ~ t%as.
Ietter,, fhat tln.o srt.I..ort. 49, ,t =. *'soeo
'e''e s'snu 49, ea.Gs 'a.An.onts Ie cua1lntnB'
,o,, aaE ctTf HEcTioH.
~ tue !o1h ol Aps1l draws naar, public dlacus-
Msyo1alty, Mr. Layery, ths presons incurniant. MT
y not csntildaso. The names OF il. d. Clarke
J. H. St,Airer, md A. Il. Davis arc ma,ltIouvd il,
connection Will, tho oitice. Meg7fs, Clarke md
DaTia are tho prcsout Aldermen Of tho second
Ward. It IL said TINT All. Korr, of the
Fizst. WHO las held seat In Ito Uoa1d for
many yoara, will not be candidate for rc.oleo.
tion. J. =. Lsonard, the lnssent CITY Atarslsl
will preseut his name for the consideration OF
tho pooplo.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Tho Anil tern, nf ous Circuit Court opeps m
Wednesday, tie Gtl. Tho Grand Jury will iuYea,i-
cato tho case Of petor Ihomns, who waa severely
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any cliqne Of roraons 10 demand tho gtatnitone
acrvicen OF distinguished artiht, eqnigale.: Ia
n donation of at losAt 91,00J7 CHAnLn7Tt
CusuuAv was tight, but wn wiah como oilers,
who owed lces to ihc public hGd been nilouol tc
admiulstcr the so,atto.
Or. CARPENTER, OF San francisco. thanks
God for tt,e promise that tho atrcelH Of Jernea-
lcna shall be full Of Iittto children pasing." II
DR.. CARPENTER drove street car or stage lit tho
atreota Of Jo1,Hafon,, ho might La induced .o re-
consider his expression OF gratitude.
According to the lo,rn State journal, thc Hon.
Ioua A. KAsaoN has tcntlerad bis legal services
TO Mr. DEEcuEH. Viii, all duo .especs 10 Mr..
EvARrs, " ia 4 pity lIrEcnEa did not accept
them. However 100. II lawyer afr. kAssoN
might be, lle could rot do 1jEEcKER more ha:m
than ThACY.
Not content witl, intlictiug 80 much rnbbiah
tlpon tha world ~ the Graphic paid lin to col
Iect, Col. 1lEHnr 0LcoTr has written book
10 prove that :lo EDDY brothers nro not fra,,dg.
No sooner III RraEnr DALE OWEN BquelcLol thai,
some other delrded pnrsou Of less ability feels
bound to pFoach Spirtuaiian,.
THO University OF Nosro Damu, Ind, having
built a now and magnificent Church. ths Very
1loy. Father soRlx, Gcuern1 Superior OF the
Congregation Of Santa Cloce, having become &C.
uuat,.ted In Eouo With tho celebrated historical
pa,ntor, Prof. Lutut GuEoont. l,o oncaced lin
for throo yoazs, In ordor 10 baye Tue above
cbnrc, na,nto1 nrt1 dccoroto, otth c,.ss;ce1
,,at,tin,a nj liza r,crro, sc,,,o, . o,l ttra tha
T,,n,, S,.ta. - ~ ,,.a ,z.'ass -, t'..". ,.,,
have monument Of art which will TO unuue.
r,of cnroor7 hou hr,,,,ht ,ri,1, tt,, ,,,o s,,,t,
tiot' ohaooat uas "'slbAA WIN I'LL tlo sAuat
hn nade last year Of tho portrait Of
lin uolr Father p,us tx. who
Aohofeu n':a WIKI thfce allt1nga In hls pirate
library t1ltl 12lh and 18th OF March, 1871 In
,,r,oo,.n -, 1r,,.;,,o. ~, u,,,,r ,r,,,,u,,o,
r'e7eoco y. 'los's'e''os DE -"Ehopf7 a'onsssaot
PAccA. 3lnjor-Domo Moilsgnor NlccI Maestro
D1 CAMERA. nnsl other distinguished persons Of
tue court, amongst whom woro Ills Emtnonce
Cardinal TRAHctQ, Prafoct OF the prupagap-
\, E;ao ,.,,,aa - ,,.;. ax;.,.,., tes..,
u" i4ot. 'op'o' VI tbls us's'uaI Ha'e
been ulado by GhE0oR1 for hlauHeur DE- Colt-
sEr.1. tin F,r,,ch Au,l,nsa.}ar. nlso nm fo,
I.1.e ",,"'",. ..' a" wv
Aany 1iEhnEhE, hoa Diners Tor tho i'tiailcat
Court. Tho pcoplo o! Chicago havo tho fur
,,,na IN hchold ttfo ,r,np;rco,, ,or,,a.l
s,., s,mo T.. ~ p.'o'a s'.s 'naE"'neons ' Por.1at
that In Nomo has been tho admiration OF all tos
"a,' 80" H.. ,''',, nass "n.s" oss'"s =.
speaRln PEopfia peiBona. Floi' ttlEboHt peinfcu
n liio.siEo fnl-longth portrait Of tue celebrated
f,or r..nxou,cr, r,u,t Il, ,ro,,-To,,h.,,
oen' AA"No1"e''"' oo"',1 VI .tohs~41a'i'oet',
and also of Tho CounteEB. llin Nifo. LogorH Of
nrt In Chicago and ndntirera of lilo Pom en,, hc
,,,,,1 ~ ortrait 49,. o.,,.a,, r,;s t1o,,os,.
, 1875-03-16
Gi.: Row Cardinals Created by
the Pope.
Philadelphia, Boston, and milwaukee
10 Rank as 1tctrop0l-
itau Sees.
Pasquier Elected President Of the
French Assembly.
Reports Of Brutal Outragcy by the
Spn1liartls in Cuba.
ITALY.

ITALY.
NEw CADISAtA. :.
RoME, March 15.-Tho Consasory Was held nt
Tho Vatican to-day. ArcLbishops Manning, Of
Westninhter; LodocIowskl Of poaeu nnd
0ueaen; afcCloaky. Of New York; Deschampe.
Of Mollncs; and afonslpnors uiarclls aud 1}ar-
toiihi wcro eroatea Cardinals. li,laielpllta.
Of MetroEolstau Senn. DiAt,opa wcro appointed
for tho DiocoseH ut Wheeling, Portland. Hart
ford, and Kingslnu. Au ualIocu:iop was delivered
by tie pnpc.
, 1875-03-16
New and Stylish
Dress Goods.

We ask the attention of La
dies to the new designs and col
orlngs shown in Spring Silks
and Dress Fabrics; Plain,
Striped, and Indistinct Plaids
OF Neutral Tints, in Camel'a
Hair; French Wove Debeges,
serges, Cashneres, and other
popular materials for Over
dresses, with plain Silks to
match; black and white striped
Silks, extra heavy, at Sic, 81,
and $1.25; black and wl,ite
soft finish plaid Silks; stripe
and chene Grisaille at 4;l.26
and $3.50; new shades of Groa
Grains at $1.5o, $1.76. and So;
black Gros Grains, extra value,
at $1.5o, So, and $2.26; and
Cheney's American Silks, in all
co1ors; French Fou1ards, Per-
Gales, and Ginghams, in unu.
sually pleasing patterns.
, 1875-03-16
GREAT BRITAIN.
Moody ASts SAEEEr.

LONDON, March t5.-1mmousa crowds con-
tlnuo to attend tho revival meetings held by tho
Nov. Measrs. Moody and sanltey. Tonight over
0,000 people wcre prcaort mud thousands wero
turned away. Tho s.reo:B lii the vicinity Of the
hall were chokcl With people unable to obtain
admission.