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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-11

This is six and one quarter per cent. of the
gross receipts from State taxation. The cost
Is very excessive now that the State is calling
for up wards of three millions a year by tax
alton. On so large a sum as that the San
Francisco Bulletin thinks percentage of cost OF
collection ought not to be more than three
per cent. at the most. And what is true OF
California is true also of other States. The
taxes would be fewer, if there were fewer PEG.
pie collecting them
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Bugges;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them can find ready sale for the by calling on
L. I. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in
riages. my14 If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-11

Hall of Orleans Steam Engine Co. No. 2 l.
New Orleans, Aug 10, 1875
SPECIAL MEETING,
THURSDAY EVENING, at 7:3O o'clock
BY order of
auto 81 JOHNL GROSS, Foreman.
, 1875-01-24

NOTES OF THE GAME
They call it ''bass" ball IN st. Louis Atleast,
such is the tenor OF the newspaper paragraphs.
. Tho Judiciary Committee meets in 'Phila-
de1phia, March l. and the National Association
ASSEMBLIES in the evening in tue same ctr.
Fred Treacy will play with the Mutual nine
which will iacludo Mat!hons, Hicks, Eelson,
Start, Geef, Hatfield, Gerhard, McGee. and Ged-
ney. y
1t meeting recently held in Cincinnati,
committee was appointed to select and engage
grounds for professional club for 1876 Wien
II IS expected that large number at tho old He'd
Stockings viii play op their own SOIL
~. 1.ona is Keeping close track Of the Chicago
niue. The following paragraph appears il one
OF the journals o. that city:
fargs number Of Chicago amateur bau..oxscr.
h:vs been auacienty enthpeiast,c la.ely to brave
t14A OF catching for Deyn but all were comrecd to
fetra in short order. Scott Hastings one OF Ccarog
catchefs, who resiles in K!oomingiou ILL.,, WIS sent
foT recently to see il be could catch Deviins red-hot
anterhanu throw, TO having acquired such srted
doubts were expressed abolt anJ due being ab1g to
Catch for hia1 and s aeriyal a. the grounds Dey-
whi'e and SAW him silver tho heard fence he was
pcairg It, and then calmly took OF hts coat and went
to Wbsk and showed such ctelltabls exhibition Of
ca.ch:ng that he Was loudly aIrtauGeb ly the ursc
audience Who Witnessed tho warE The following day
pas1sious were taken the field with Ch4cagos heet
amateurs at the Int, and out Of l5 tails struck Ut but
ten went besund the Oase, and Hastings having but
two pissed ials which is said to he tho ncat exhSL-
ton a pitching aud catching eveF witnessed in Chi
ccko. 80 - .@
, 1875-01-24


Saecsal Uiststzh to I'he Ei,caa" 7.7sune-
ALRIoN, Ind, Jan. 23.-1he citizeus Of Albion
and surrounding country and villages had 4
grand fox-huut today. This is tho second Of
the season for Albion. At II o'clock thia morn
ing your correspondent IN company with seraral
gentlemen. started in \ carriage for the centre
at attraction, which WAS to be small lake
miles east Of Albion. Arriving ut the lake, xe
took = prominent point to witness the sport.
There were foar lines formed, two OF and two
Of miles in length There vere about 501
re1sons participated in the sport. At siyen
sisnal all advanced towards iha lake, blowing
horns. ringing bella, and doing everything to
make : great noise. No 1irear1ns wero allowed
on tbs ground, much to the regret Of many, az
there wero good chances on wild turhors> 1t l2
o'clock the line WAS formed around the lake, when
it was discovered Va 4ad two foxes in the in-
closlre. Tie doga were tlen put in the ring;
then the fun began. It was beautiful sigh: to
SEQ ReEnard SKIP over the ioo hotiy pursued
BY = do2ea dogs This, comb4ned With
baxing OF dogs, blowing Of horns,
and Shouts Of SEQ voices, made an exciting tame,
which would causs cue ta think Of Gab1iel and
his hosts. All went of finely. though . great
many eeemad much fatlgned. Judging frpm the
horns they had to carry.
, 1875-01-24

1USaH A1oESp T&E T18Lk.
:, "6naa1 and Ubaksy have diasoIved partner
eo1p IN their room in Now York.
, noeson is no longer connected with the Great
lssstefn Billiard Hall in this city. 30 tbs pro-
toeeo amateur tournament falls
! Aoms shaw. = young player Of great prof.
aaaey, has assumed charge Of the b.lliArd-room
: ne Woodruff House, on Wabash avanue.
Saka EonohAn has Withdrawal from Folsy's,
mo taken th4 hall 1t No. LIS West Nadison
EHeat.
c1staa Dion viii be the next to play Vignan1
~ As American three-ball championship. Gar
caxllangs cana = littls too lata
oes1s oConnor, of Now York, publishes /
4R0po&Iton to match tve plaJsra, new In Anss1-
- a&anas Any two In ENGLAND. tor Is, ,0Da. to
, 1875-01-24

advancing to one designated ce nitro, soaring M
the foxes anu driving them in. When nenT tic
centre the foxes will run round inside the circ,a
till they become totally exhausted and are caD
tured. lp this war th1ee foxes wore rocentIy
captured in Clermont County By 500 ne1
and all ip one day, at that, This is a
scientific mode Of hunting foxes, ana leayes old
Bob Kyle and his thirty trained hounds, and his
and-ridesed fence with old Bob ou his back. clear
N tue shade. There rasy be sport in this new
method OF hunting foxes, but for us, give Us old
nob'a plan with the exciting music Of his thirty
trained hounds. There ID reality in tha!!. :
IN. u GGhnat9as d4y . fox hunt occurred in
Lewis Township, in this county, when four foxes
were routed two Of which fare captured, to he
infnlto delight OF the spo, ,tsmen
, 1875-01-24
DEATHS.


cAILD-Jsn: = &tep. n, Ass. Leis Child mother Of
~ 81 fqse service. ' b. bed s heE ats Tsadgnso
Tn3 remains viii bs ,skna t. Gzion. fos iotcnnant-
Friends Of tho fntni'J aso invited to attend.
dcnee Of his grandfather jesse Hubbard Na III Gixhh
str1e Of eorce:o spta4 .a,ninx,,ls AlEad M tnlr
aged year. months, and a days
M1iLaR-Jsn; = ot aIothcria, Daisy. daughter os T.
tso patoat residence, No.a57 Ontario street.
Sunday, Jan. y. STA ooleek p. u.
Royal ths ago y zssss, on SUNDAY. the l7th ias.
81 hii noM9 III. Waara tie s?tpi fnrty
agp III. J~seph l. 10y. uaclo OF tha Inv. Josapa T.
Nos. Of this c1:y.
C16RY-Jan- =, a;rs. IL. F., vile of O. L. Cra15
aE3a 81 yE.ra End uaeash1.
40 l:s Ut fnaeEnl hereafter.
, 1875-01-24
p!a5 mo English and American games, 1000

49,; R.H5 s"o English and American games, 1000
letter received by Tom Foley from Ru-
uolpne, VINO, with Vignaux. is now at Cleveland,
announces that the two champions will be in
lineage about the middle Of this week. Ar
Iahgemcnts ara in progress for exhibition
Games 6y the two great experts. It is said that
GARNER has i=suod a challenge to Rudolphe to
play 600 points. three ball. for s. 500, tile gnmo
70 take place within fifteen days from the date
o. Audolphe's championship match with Vignaux.
n1dolnhe bubbles over the terms proposed by
30 returns from The West. Ibis hesitancy On
the Ears OF man who fairly begged for the
privilege Of playing GARNER at time when he
Knew the hitter would rlay no match except for
the championship. ind,cateefhat Rudolrhe wopld
,,! 5sfier r'ay GARNER IN tho newspapers than On
, 1875-01-24

4 central and convenient headquarters Of =
largo district Of the West Side, extending long
distance west from Hals:ed and south from Mad
ison street, is the oflico Of LsHis E. Cass Co.,
No. "a South Greeu street, near Madiaon. The
firm are wholesale dealers in tho finest Lehieh
and LacEawanna anthractes, Erie aud Bria1 Hill,
and Western soft GOALS, snd have ample facilities
for accommodating an unlimited retail patronage
, 1875-01-24


It stole lke dream DER 1py sspses,
Ihe sEell TIM: Thy presence inspired;
Lite vision Of bliss 1t enthrultcd me.
ELL uJ soul with its passion was fred.
Like the sweetest Of music, It thrilled ma
With pleasure III meier knswu before:
And prayed, fsbn Tie Joy that eitranced It.
MY spirit n1sat waken no more.
In the beautiful glow of that dream-lifa,
That seemed IN Eiysum to me,
4 Eeaven Of hol e. s,anned lifed pathway.
And eaoa heart-:hSou, each thought, was Of thee.
Yet loved lhea too we'll TIC fond pazsion,
Tl2s wEs Of my beinya curt,
Enktudled no tender emotion,
nor an echo awoke in thy heart.
But the waEng has come. aud forever
Tue features that lo;e fonaly wore,
With tho spell that enthi lied me, hava vanished,
And the d1sana Of enchantuent IL o'cr.
Pluto PgrH1As.
, 1875-01-24
Yhs Golden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES En-
f,,,piHcr1ea

Caraon, Pirie Co.. A-disou and Peoria streets,
whose establishment has been acknowledged for years
past as "haadquarters for Hamburg e1nhraidarias" "
and who hold the pre-cninenee over I'll competitors
because Of beauty and richness Of Styles 1srger
riey and greater cheapness Of prices. have this
e1ceed all their previous efforts in this drec-
ton by securing $4,000 yasa Of these goods in
the bankrupt stock OF hrge New York Importer,
which they oeer, With other gooJs IN their clearing
sale ut half price and less. The qualities range from
$ centa gard up to the xzche4t grades.
, 1875-01-24

Money Saved Is Honey Madai
The great rush Of customers Ut WiswAll Greene'a,
No. 70 Stats street: during the past week, evidently
ahous that people viii 60 where bargains arc offered
In order to close GU. the balance Of thar boots and
ahoss slightly damaged by water, they will for ths
next weak make still greater reductona, and uvits the
prblic to An examination Of their atock. W1sWALL
GREENE, F6 S4Ata stree&
, 1875-01-24
MARRIAGES..


RURSS3.;H0i ln, st tho residence Of tho
bsido's fathsE by tho Hox. r. koat, William A. burns
and Leila H. L. Holmes, Ill at this citJ.
Observation-Disclosures Il, lX:6 ut the residencs ol
talsa hx tbs Rev. Mr. Pstrio. Charles H Faloh md
Mrs. Kate Foster, '.''''
SMlTIi-T1FFANY-Jan q, at the house Of tho OIL
cfatinE Clergyman. the Rev. h1r. Williams On Drexsf
houiosard, Air. Wlnaaid s. Smith and Altss Annlo T.
12+tany. No earas.
- Providence IN. - and Wauker.n p.pers please
, 1875-01-24

ing can b afforded. Esery young MN should CO.
deavor to make himself producer wen ~ eon-
Euner. OF course skill will rssist IN augnentipg the
production. It Is every yourg nnann duty to make
himself intelligent and skful "a his opportunities
will admit One Of the opportunities f9r improvement Is
that excellent institution, the Bryant E Strattan chi-
iossts Ut he SOUTHEAST cornsr s.ate md Wasaincon
sfreets. The branches taught include bookkeeping,
writing, commercial law business arithmetic re4dug,
spelling, grammar, algebra, geometry, trigdnretry,
surveying, engineering, physics erchi.e :tufl and
mechanical a1Ax7nc shorthand writing, aormAn, aud
French.
, 1875-01-24

The new specimens Of portratture, especially thu
carcfulIy-mode1ed cabinets and the promenade
styie where the graceful sweep Of ladies' drapery
pears best advantage worthy Of the long espe
riencs and high reputation Of D. Il crosa Co, now
1t the Central photograph gallery No. t Stats street.
, 1875-01-24

The established rate Of IS for full set OF best teeth
At McChaeneys, corner Clark and Randolph street&
has not been changed, but this golden opportunity il
given to Ill but few days longer Other dentists ara
charging $50 aud $50 for the teeth In every
tioular Gold dnss half tho uzual rates. guaranteed
, 1875-01-24

Chickering Upright Pianos.
Jsst received It Reeds Ts1uris of Auatc, saznr
Dea1betn aud Van buren, Streets 4 fdw vazy tne up
right pianos ansAning ths la*sa and heas improve
, 1875-01-24

Bottled Mineral Waters Tor Families
~ Buck Nayuer, mAkess at tho Mrs Cologae.~
, 1875-01-24

The eerd II Mr. Daniel Detnitt. of III 6tats Etree
Il, another column bearn strong testimony " ths eprA
hility II laag dlsoases III inhaling-
, 1875-01-24
2 One Takiun the Trouble

Any one Taking the Trouble
to answer this advertisement, viA please give TEE
TRIBUNE credit for informing than that thay can Get
i Home sewing. machine. new and ps1teot, and e4uh
to other sompsnes ss5 styles for s4s eonatdAzAais e6
for IL csnh Address 1festern AEenta, 11 &taAa HeoA
, 1875-01-24

Elmwood and Warr1ck Collars.
That large claas Of our gentlaman friends who are
dependent o. thA caprines Of ths wea.her and their
washwomea for neatly lauudried eallara should ass
the Euwood o. Warr5ek eoara, sud hreak looss from
ther hond.ga They can a12aJs b surs Of nlcs COL
, 1875-01-24

| No i:s u fpaesni hc:cafto..
=--=-------=----======-=-----==
| aus.1'Ess OHAHoEs.
- ss: c.c1,,rcs,
ss 3sS os39Ga ss.E Ge
@ .aas & ot s ~ nek1 1e and nsas
Il I'D -. nl ase!-ia,s 1t is Isat Gonroe-.. eoaca
| room,
! FSTXTT1sTYn CR0dFTRy C7-7Ss
4 It d. pSsairsi thoseas si:!s o.
1dEss E. Tss ss a @ sss
4 I1nsr 0L.ss SALOON r. TIRE CENTRE OF
tho CITY far safe, visa ax furaihod upaairs
.afsa SG2a II Il tde
| GER, lis Nasoinktonst., foam : -
4 PARTY WANTED 70 join MK IN An ENTER
prise shat promises tof7 iasgo rotntns: cny small
s 'es I'll hv av:1AiiaR + 4 aE5 tfElst;a +
o'ate-st:: nan noor: -=.-----
4 FlkSr-CLASS L!pUOn STORE, ON GOOD
- ear1er. for tals. q will b reat:d 10 respoa.ible
ns hnns e TAG nu'sSa neea +as"ef 4adFess
- = z:z;z77 z;=:z z-=-
4 ,sPECt5LTY. EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTION.
qnros win ssM iatsss: It $xS to s:ao % -:
'aos. sep'se.: ooosess ., lEoapo ou.ee.
49, o u ta spd s Axn s1
D M .sas 81 xds bane GOOD FeA
n Including sock, horse, :wt,'n, snd fxtuteat f,r
sss E s1eaan@a doing 3:esds easa trade f1d seah
4 70 asa hah wan i ~ s 2ed Mdisnha psI;n1
s1a Fear 9f N bsss of
S''e. aao tsau'eu. f'uo1sss . %. It'oane oa'ee
, 1875-01-24

81 pigeons, IS entrance, we're snpt yestar-
y. The frat q yards r1sa, was ~ follows:

In The thoot-otf, 26 yards 8 birds, the Prices
ead B;sckstock tied again, each killing straight.
Going back yards further, E. Prics aud Blae1-
eto=k each missed bird, while Abner Price
hlIed 3 straight. Hankins and Farnsworth
divided second money.
match OF 10 birds each, ground traps, q
lafdA for 80 side, betwean Hankins and
Chener, resulted as follows:
xx1Anaus.--- ....-..........1 1 is
uaensy.. y....................,....0 1011lI111-s
In the shoot-o1 at &c yards Hankins lost
n1oneh sheer hard luck or rather through the
nnlast 1orkinS of the boundary rule. He killed
tsfeo straight and his next two bir,ls fell stone
easa, harei. outside Of bounds while Cheney,
as1ing missed one, had better luck and gathered
As firth bird. whose only shot mark was grazed
syehd
sweepstakes OF fve birds, each 81 yards, IS
entrance, resulted in tho following score:
rAA!1s--.s% ~- U 1 IL
Foea --"s ....--....s.. .... -..-.--. -
- y. 1 J. p--4
*aaekssock .....,v.......,..,. 10l11-
&aensToEth-- .........-............. 10l11-
1bo ahoot-oh for second money, mies and
e3Sop out,, Vas not finished for lack OF birds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

THE COLLEGE GRADUATE.-Ihe colleSlan,
after graduation, Is just about what he was
before and will be hereafter. He develops
or shrinks very gradually. a year OF real
life does NOT work revolution in him, nor
do two, nor three, nor four. A certain lapse
of time, however, brings ham to that inter-
esting stage in his career where he stands on
the threshold between youth and real man
hood. His second collegiate course has been
no longer, perhaps, than the first, but his
teachers have been the sternest he ever
knew. Though time has tutored him
severely, there is good deal of the
original boy in him yet; You can
still detect the senior, and possibly,
with 3 little scratching, the freshman. Here
are all the weaknesses of the collegian. He
is in the ministry, and expresses decorous
surprise at your ignorance of the fact that
he was in charge OF whole church and two
Sunday Schools to say nothing of consider
able family, and secretly wonders whether
you are as weii-informed as yod used 10 be.
Or, being sprig of the lazy, he is MORALLY
wounded at finding you Unaware that be
was In the ettice of certain leading firm.
He Is astounded that, knowing he was in
Journalism, you should not have recognized
as his that paragraph which appeared last
week, right on the editorial page, and which
bis managing editor had patiently banged
into shspe. Perhaps he dropped the classics
for boots or butter, rs promising honor.men
have been known to do, and endeayors to
Interest you IN the latest quotations; or he.
rGSts IN the dullness Of o country town, ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

lives IN the aroma Of mis- valediaery now
grown faint with time. Possibly he IS tne
Young man about. town, who does nothing
and talks about. everything whose cup ~ ,ne
one with tbc, window most Becoming 20 ms
peculiar style Of beauty, and whose conirof
ling ambition 10 to wear the longest over
coat IN the avenue. On an occasional WISH
to his college be mourns over the SAD de'
ct.neracy of modern scholarship and the EVIL
dent decrease of dignity among the students !;
! as to the freshmen, they really seem 10 grow
smaller and smaller every year. be mas
been abroad, he adapts bis waist alter the
waspiest French models, and Is known 10
boudoir Journalism as tlately from iaris.
If a winter or two In Washington fell to DIS
lot. be is fond of obtruding the fact or Dis
mountaineering with a great man WHO nas
. been prominently mentioned in connection
. with the Presidency, and gives you the im
preston that he generally addressed that ois
, tiupuished individual by his last name; OF
tell stories he heard from rising representa-
, tive. who, he says, is every clever ana or
: uncommon good fellow" He is fairly
3 crammed with society "reminiscences, ant
! dszzes you with the list of famous Deautle
e who have hung upon his smile. II he IS
!. student, the size Of his head may DE Q
3 greater concern to him than the cut OF III
4 hat; and 1t is barely possible that ne keep
Il the bust of great constitutional statesnal
: over bis door; spending considerable time II
!, comparing its bumps with his own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January %, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, l64 bushels. Red, 1890 bush
els
CoRS-White, ], l04 bushels. Mixed, so BUSH
els.
OATs.-644 bushels.
WHeAT.-White. 40 bushels at 81. 20.
WuEAT-Red, 272 bushels on Pr1VaIe terp. 81
27O bushels very good western az Sl.Z|. io'ai' o4
EnuT White. % bushels ut 80c.; ! So bushels
good at 7Sc. Total, ! 30 olsnels. co. n, ,.,.,
OATS.-440 bushels very Sooa at oSc'' o9 eusne's
very good at zoe. Total, o34 ousneis'
RE-EXHIBlTED.
yynnAr.-Red, $40 bushels.
OATS.-l64 bushels.
EXPORTS FROM RICHMOND.
The following IS list of the exports from Rich
nond for the week ending January 23d:
t;rrmun bark BIHZelelra, JacleuS. Rio de Janelro,
q $40 whole and 200 half-barreS -four shipped by
Haxa.l. Crenshaw i Co.
German barkentine Penguin. Won Appen, Rio de
Janeiro $50 whole aud so half-barrels flour
shipped by Dunlop & McCance.
American schooner John Rose, Howell, Rio
Grande do sui, 1000 whole and $50 half-barrels
flour shipped BY the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
anne rican schooner j. T. Wever Gladdine, Ha-
yana CUBA, 20 box-cars shipped by the Trede2ar
Company.
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alarmed at his actions In the nlgnt. nc
would wake her anti ask her II she saw any.
body or beard boy noise In the .oom. s aau
az course she rad not. In a rev aays, nuo
ING that his wife vas becoming nervous WV.
his nocturnal wakefuiuess, he ins'stea upos
occupsSpy a room alone; but on tne 'haS
niptft thereafter he came to his Wi'es oeu
roorn az midnight, threw himself into az
,eysv.cha;r and said he would sit, toE ne
l.corld NOT sleep. Just before Chrtstmas'
wi,;,e with his wife on Second street, the lh'
4ant,on being to purchase holiday seods, I'VE
J asLod h;s companion If she could see form
hnroro them that had walked sust few ieet
~ ,he;r advance ever since they 'icft their
} gate? No she could NOT a a.. .,;,,
IN Christmas the wife went 10 the FAMILY
,hrs;c;.n and acouainted him with her fears
: rro,,cern;no her husband, and the doctor re-
, tnrned To her home with her, and both de-
!. mandefi The reasons for hisstrange CONQUER.
, Heretofore be had refused to converse Win
: his wife on the subject.
i Then the afflicted men told his companion
!. and physician the story Of the promise OF MS
s comrade to return to him after death maze
# under the circumstances told above. Ano
b he stated that thoughts OF the pledee
). nj rtSppehance came to MIN often du
!. ring the few months after his comraoe
IS vas killed. He had long since dismissed
e It from his mind; but in November las
e he was awakened in the nignt' anu I'd"
If the form OF his friend distinctly IN MS room
% not in uniform, but with a ROBE Tor apparei
r face not very pale, and eyes ana mar .
10 natural look and hue. The lips moved rs
B. the form would speak, but ne conid near ~
:. words: the face smiled also, as ii the vlslto
p. 80 ~, m Gao hiS friend. Nearly mont
s. elapsed before the party spoke to bis WV
Of about it. and then it was because he had be
in come SO nervous that he could not neil
n II Several times the form seemed to &C
I'd co1npany him on the street, and 1t al
of ne,red to him in bis bedroom painl
a every few nights. This was bis plal
Id story. and wegive it as it was gwen I
at ma The patient knew that he had bee
H. affected BY the vistation-hs sleep had bee
he broken. nervousness engendered, and appe
q. fife much impaired. Weeks have elapSe
and he is still patent-insane patient d
re relatives believe him TO be, though he taE
e. as sensihly on every topic suggested eXceE
the one that refers to the ghost, and he bf
in leycs bis friend has come to him for som
h.. good purpose, which he cannot define. II
r. attends to bis business almost daily, thrHs
s. and none but his near relatives know OF Il
G. aiment. 1t is not unlikely that trip abroa
cs may be advised for the patient.
O. Here is case that might engage the a
of tention Of Robert Dale Owen ana DR.. ChIld
with some benefit to themselves.
a.! az "A case of nervousness. The pan's healt
nr no doubt failed before his Enindreturned
" bis dead companion. The rest are just sue
ok visions as maniacs and drunkards seeJ
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"Evolution is an Indignation of matter ana
concomitant dissipation of motion, during
which the matter passes from an INDEFINITE
homopeneity to definite coherent hetero-
ycneiiy, and during which the retained mo-
ton undergoes parallel transformation."-
professor, Fske. Blogg's boy, who doats
on the circus, says he thought evolution was
nothing but flipfaps.- Cincinnati Conn.,
nlerciah
A singer applying for an engagement
wrote to an impresSario as follows :" am :,
good musihan. I pla all music at fust slte'"
"Well," remarked the impressarlo 10 a
friend, "sbe may play by note, but she GER
tainly spells by ear"
The LoEdon Telegraph says" Gone oil the
happiest results of the American civil war Is
that the United States have now acquired
| such history as to draw yearly Embarrassing
Influx of distinguished English visitors te
their Shores"
"Snow is fifty feet deep in Utah." Thai
reminds us of Sheridan's dispatches Bosto'
| Post,