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New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, ana

THE fLesHaNG, sfasn s,AlEsSaS M9KTG cdsrssl soHn
short route to BABYLON Bsyshore l.hp sa,ys and
Hunters Point 700 m-Ba5ylou train
Leave Hnsers POin, $3.50 m.-Pachosue mall tram wiz
attached.
Leave iiuater Point 200 mpachoyue train -, ,.r
Leave Hunters Point 4;3o n-Patchokus express VAN W.
atseheL
Leave Hunters rOiu, 800 p m-Isp train . ,,,,. y
For particulars bils aud small timetables Also o 80.
shd IRON Fsrnnras Central Tart. Hds Para. Hnsiss
stations feyboas New Vera foot Jsmss hAs
the departure fn Hunters Point Teksu ssh .s ss
checked st and Thirty fourth sAora SUNDAY u
Huntefs Point Great Neck hempstead 0srdeu City, cse
and all stations ~ $50 and 400 Dor rs to0A
~se Point Whssoue and I'll saeus 81
li:OO n, end l:SO ~ kV0 $50 o. u bAkios
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

Il the NEw.JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New-i orr 10 Philadelphia only ~ %.
Commencns MONDAY 0c. -. 1874 tue aunob, anl
JANB N0SELf and DAY STAR connecting
Sandy Hook with all trains will
Leave New-York from Pier g. n. T., foo, Of Rec;o.-st
9:45 q. m.-kor Phadelphs Long Branch, Toms Rlyr w
town. 1uckerton Yiaeand. ami Brigeton.
AGO m.-Por Lone Branch. Toms RIVER Wsreiown. Barne
and Tuckerton.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
| BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, ,,,H Elizabeth Izi'S.i
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

nor NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. &c
Steamers leave PcksO for New'isve0 at n Trans Sor'
and East at ii D.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

znamy, ze zminili Sc n6kdo nich po-
chybnostmi Sc potka nell vysmochem,
ano mnozi je "a baiecnou smyslenku Wy
hlasi.
kazdy ma pf. Vi, 70 motyl 2 knkle vyle
tuje tato kukIo ze housenky povstava
a tato housenka zas vaii6ka motyle. A
vsak l6kafe vyimaie ien malokdo Vi, ze
clovtk pribehein vyyinu syeho Radon pro
men prochazi, ktert nesou meme uzasnt
nez obecnG zname promeny motyle.I
Veliky vyznam t6chto tikazd pfirody
dotyka Sc pfedeysim ID ejin pfiro :
zen { no stvofen T. iak kazdy pocho
pi, vesker4 tilosofe A ielikoz tilosofe
iestsouhrn neipoysechntisich vysledk6 ye
sherd lidske snahy po poznani, tedy d6ii
ny WYNN clov6ka vsechlidskych we'd clo
vtka dotknouti sc a ma ms vice memo vliy
syui jeviti mus.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

Q pfedmttu tomto pise sloyutny pro
lessor +. Hcack:
,Onen okrcs ptirodnicfi dkazd, kterJ
poiednava o dslinaqh WYNN elovtka, ~
ujna rozlehle liz; Pfirodozpytu zcela
zylastni postaveni. Neni zajiste pfednt
tn ma poll v6deckeho badani, ktery by Sc
clovtka blizeii dotykal ma iehoz pozna
nj by clcvGku vice zalezeno byti melo.
nez samo lidske istroi A mezi vsemi
rdznymi odvetyemi, iez piirodopis clovGka
nebo antropologe zahrnuie, m6ly by pra-
ye deiiny WYNN cloy6ha neiziv6isi 4eas-
tenstyi yzbuzoyati Nebot neiyttsi zaha-
dy, iez lidskeho dncha pfitomn4 zam6st
naval, otazka v!astni podstatG tlovtka
anebo otazka " leho postayeni pfirodt,
otazky jeho minnlosti, nejstarsich d4ii
mach, o pHtomnosti budoucnosti ieho, ty
to vsecky ddlezite ot4zky souvisi nepro
stfedn6 a 60 neittsnGii -s d4iinami w
viuu cloytka. \ pies to pfedce Jest L.
zasnyn sice ale nepopiratelnym skut
KEN, &c dtiiny yyyoje cloyGka az dosud
east obecntho Il povsechneho vzdelani
netvofi. Y pravde isou dnes jest6 j
,,vzdelani kruhoyeY 8 nejddlezit6isimi po-
merry neipam6tihodntisimi vyievy. ia-
kych nam dtjiny vyyoje Gloyeka takoye
mnozstyi podayaji, zcela neobeznameni.
Go doklad uvadlm tuto, ze yGtsina TAX
zyanych ,,vzdelanych" nevi, re Sc kazdy
lidsky jednotnik yyviji yejcete a ze to
to yejce neni nez jednoducha bunka, po-
dobnG zyifeci nebo rostlinne bunce. Roy
n6z nepoyedomo Jest ze vyvojem tohoto
yejcete takove telisko ei takovy tvar Sc
yytyofi. ktory Sc 1plne cd vyvinut6ho lid
skeho tvaru ci telesa lisi, ncnaie ami nei-
mensi MIN podoby. VGtsina techto
,,vzd6lancd" ovsem nil1dy takovyto FARO
dek lidsky ncipryotnejsIm tyaru ieho
neyld6la; nevi tudiz, Re Sc cd iinych wi
fecich zarodkti ami nerdzni. Oni nevi.
re tento zarodek Y listem Case co do ana
tomicke stavby rybn, pozdtii tvar STAY
bu oboizivelnika pfipomina ze prube
hu dalsiho WYNN neinizsi tvary ssaveL,
iako opy zobakovitych, potom vacitych
pozd6ji teprve ony opd lo?ic) Sc objevi,
az posleze zfetelne omen tvar 1stroii po-
zname, jejz cloyecim jmenujeme.
Tyto velevyznamne skutky jsou, jak
vrchu povelino, nejsirsch kruzich ne
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OZn;lmky pOkrOku

vytisknou Sc ien takoye, ktere Sc napFed
zapIati. Vyjmuty jsou toho prayidla
spolky, jimz zaroven oznamuie Sc za ,7,o
E0vjGn5 cenu.
palec sloupce stQji $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti. 2 palce $4.00, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeinoyana tim jest lev
n6jsi, elm dele sc uyefejnuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinym
pismem stoji Is eta fadka.
Oznamky: ,,hde jest' .,Naprodei''
,Hleda So" stoii'7j eta. "a ttikrat otisk-
mutt.
- Podle toho necht Sc ka&dy fidi,
do v Pokrolu oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik tadek, 81 kolik palc1 koli-
krat uyereinit a necht 81 sam yypo6te a
zasle pfislusici "a to castlSu
~ kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku '
tfitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne
Penize posilejte vzdy postoynich
poukazkach Money orders) a psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POEA gOk
No. IOI CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, %.
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ci i bojujo proti nj &c vsi silly sv6, kdezto
protestantismu pfednost SO dava.
Podobn6 Sc to ma Sc vsemi iinymi no :
votami, jak ma poll politiky nabozen-
styi, tax ma poll v9dy. Nejprv6 Sc co ne
praktick6 ano zahubn6 spoEe6nost lid
skou do propasti zenouci kacefuii, pozd6-
j pax priiimaji Sc co dokonan6 q neod-
vratne udalosti po6atbu oysem neyoli,
pozdtii resignaci a konecne ochotne ne
Ii radosti.
touto dobou hlasaji n6kteH utenci,
mudrci, politikovG a socialist6 nova nee
nj, ktera vesln6s Cd velik6 vttsiny protiv
nikd a od massy lidu co neprakticka ne
bo i zahubna zatracovana jsou. TAX ma
pr Darwinovo uGeni WYNN druhu; mo
+nisticka Ii materialistcka filosofie Spen-
cera, HuAleyho, Buechnera, Heckela,
Srausse a jinych, stanoyici zcela jiiny, 2
pfirodoytdy odvozeny MAJOR sy6tovy, KITE
ry viru a nabozenstvi vibec naprosto Wy
mezuie; uteni lepSim lednodussim u
spofadani statu ma zaklad9 neiSrsi demo
kracie, spojenem opravou soustavy "a
stupitelskt (representativni) a smefuiicim
k tomu, ably lid mel v6tsi primelsi vliv
ma zakonodarstvi spravu zemskou; ute-
nj socialni delnokracie, Celici k vyman6ni
dtlnictya podruci ano jha kapitalista q
kapitalisticke vyroby a postaveni prace
kapitalu co stejn6 oprayntnych jelikoz
steiu4 dalezitych ciniteld 6plne ma rofen
neien We smyslu mravnim alebrz mate
rielnim; uteni o obnovG celeho spoleten.
skdho pofddku, ktery iak nyni jest, {
ptirozeny jest, protoze kiiydu nae
pravi, dtisk a zneucttni ddstojnosti lidskt
neen, n,umoznuie ale lnocnG Poyzbuzule 9
kazd6 oprayt, kazdGmu rozhodntisimr
pokroku cestu Sc stayi; a konccn6 nee
nj ryzeho humanismu, ktert ovsem men
move, nebot jiz Buddha, Zoroaster, mudr
ci feGh, kristus celia iada humanistt
| po cele ytky je HASA, ale ma nesttsti mel
meme sluchu nachazi, Gehoz hlaynl VIM
nesou slepa vira, nevedomost, politicky {
spolecensky utisk a kfiyd pojimany "a
kon egoizmu cili sobtckosti.
Vsecka tato vyimenoyana u6eni prohli
sovana sou od nehybnych kouservativcL
nebo zarytych zpatecnikd bud "a neprab
ticIi bud "a zahubna, &c kazde Z Mich
planeho kfiku toho valn6 nedbaic, odho
diane a sebev6dom6 ku pfedu cestu :
klesti, dobyvajic vldy v6tsi yetsi pole ;
ziednavaiic 81 piistupu do mysle ., s''-'-
..A1--- ...--sy q nQIhelsiho mnozstrl. r
Nepfitel mnsi byti porazen, iinak nerve
ii pfevahu soupefe syeho; stare, nayyk
le pfedstavy "A nazory musi novym uce
MIN vyvraceny porazeny byti, .iinak nc
prestanou vyhIasoyati toto "a nepraktic
f l.
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Co vse jest ncprakticne.

Jakmile ntkdo ntiakym novym uCe-
nim, ktert dosavidnim obvyklym pied
stayam Sc pfic, vystoupi, ihncd zyednou
prot n6mu otroci zvyku pokfik: uceni
to Jest zahubne nebo nepraktick6. Ably
dive zkoumali, zdaz pray6 nebo neprav6,
oduvodntne nebo neodddntn6 fest, tn
praci 81 nevczmou; kdyz ien ma oko
tax uGini, tedy je mtH mirou syych ma
vyklych hluboce vkofen6nych pfedstay.
TAX bylo to yzdy TAX to nadale zusta
he.
'1kazde uceni, byf samo sob6 dosti
praktick6 byIo, lest neinrga, ...---- '.''-- -
ff..-,o e'nt &c navyklJm pfedstavdm o.
becn6 oblibenym min6nim odpornie.
kdyz move uGeni to stare, vkofenGle Wv.
tlatiti hrozi, tn zda Sc y6tsinG lidi. ze tim
sam zaklad zivota hdskGho rozvalen a
rozmetan bude. A kdyz to move uceni
vrch nabylo, tn mnozi odpdrcd eho
shedaji, ze ii zakladoye zivota lidsk6ho
nim vice este utYrzeni bvIi.
kdyz ma pocatku reyoluce francouzske
prohlaseny zasady, na nichz odbudovana
Jest velike tasti novovtka spoletnost. tu
protivnci revoluce iako pominuli povyko
vail, ze spoletnost lidska co ncdfive zdi-
vociti posleze pod skddnym leinkem
zisad tech zahynouti mus.
Kdyz Tomas Pain nabadal americkt
vlastence, ably bcz bazne vahani prohla-
sill nezavislost osad, tn Sc yetsina itch
smel6 te myslenky zalekla, nepratickou
j shledavaiic.
Znsenl otroctvi zde nevonictvi ma IslI
81 vyhlasovano "a neiobroystejsi nepraktit
most, jake Sc kdy nektera strana neb Via
da dopustila = a chile! neprakticnost "a
Jest nyni po kolik rok1 skutkem niko-
mn snad nenapada tGto chvile 60 tako.
vou j zatracoyat.
Byly DOLBY, kdy tlov6k uznayal same
ho dabla theorii praksi "a nezbyt-
nou Potfebu. Vira dabla byla mysl
ieho tax zakotvena jake vira boha a
snad by Sc snaze n4jaky cas- bez pana bo.
ha byl obesel, nezli bez fabla. A nyni,
Jen cloy6k neineobmezen6isl a rozumnym
ddvoddm neinepristupnGisi viru daba
byl zachoval, kdezto velikanska v1tsina
81 toho cern6ho a kulhayeho pana len
sasky tropi. A pfedce ztratou faba clio
yecenstvo neien ni6eho neztratilo, ale ma.
opak ziskalo. TAX ma pr upisoyali Sc
drive certovi krvi, ably jim "a ten Ipis II.
kazal naky poklad anebo dal sotka d
plivnlka zlatotyorneho a nyni - musi 81
pokladd d statkd pozemskych poctvou
dobyvati praci. Kdezto drive Iii lid6
terta sc bali = ale nicmenG pfedce zle
6inili, protoze nell ddvtru moe kn6ze
hfichy odpoustejicfho, boji sc nyni poll.
ceiniho straznika soudnich slnha, ktefi
neuprosn6j5l vSudypfitomn6jsi jsou nez
cert, ktery sc mimo to, .iak celia fada ma
rodnich pov6sti dotvrzuje, cd vychytral6-
no taskafe Caste osiditi nechal.
Byla doba, kdy papezska stolice "a "a
klad vseho sv6tov6ho pofadku byla po.
kladana kdy protestantismus co neprak
ticka ano zahubna noyota zavrhovan a
proklinan byl. A nyni ma Sc to t6mef
naopak. Cely vzdelany svet zatracuie
papezstvi co neipotyornejsi, nejzhoubnei-
81 duchu hdskemu nej1kornejsi institu-
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- Boleni hlavy l6ei rychle iiste
Ora. Alberta Conradiho srugsbnrske kap-
ky. Cena 25 centl.
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POjiSteni ma ZiyOt
pOjiStelli lsrOti nchOdam
pOiisteni V padu nemOcc.


Po&adovane pfisp6vky neion ze isou
mirne, ale ieliko2 lie ic platit tyden-
nich lhdtdch, stdvaii Sc ncsmrn5 snad-
nfmi kazdy mdse tydnt uspofiti 81 Ct
III tuto castku obdrzi ka2iy ellen, poGina-
ie 25. rokcm starr (lide starsi must platiti
yice) iak nasleduic:
1) Pelici ma tisic dollar6. vydanou cd
New Jersey vzajcmn6 na zivot pojistuiici
spoletnosti Newarku, N. j.
p Deset dollard pfipad6 ncmoce po
tfimtsiGnim Glenstvi
3.) 100 doIlar1 padu umrti elena k
uhrazeni pohfebnich vyloh zbytei We
lhato V polici blize yytknute.
A. Y padu melody (ztraty ruky, nohy
nebo dplneho schromnutiJ Jest ellen opriy
men ma summu $2oo krone podpory v
nemoci, ktera potlid clenovi yyplacena
bude pokud iei ltkat o5ctfoyat budc.
Tyto isou asi hlavni, od Voks-Bundu
poskytovane ryhody, ioz vsak dostaGi,
/ ably kazdeho. kdo zdrayi nebo zivot
syui Potliy Jest. pfesv6dtiy, ze plan ten
to Jest yelmi yyhodny bezpeGny. Nei-
spise hodi sc meme zamoznym praci rll-
kou svych sc zivicim Iiden, lreii zhtlsta
( prlci ztraci a caste do nemoce upadnou
nebo k Irazu prijdou. Tito necht neob.
meskali zavcas Sc proti zlym easdm We
svdl a rodiny syG prosptch poiistiti Kaz-
demu mize sc ilraz nebo nemoc pfihodi-
Il smrti nenidc nikdo. Necht kazdy Sc
be Sc otaze, ,,co 20 mne bude, kdyz nemoc
nebo uraz haky Sc mn6 ptihodi, co bude
z mych milych, kdyby nemoc nebo neho-
da k praci nespdsobilym mne ueinily
anebo kdyby pfodcasna smrt lima ie
ftfch mne vyrvala."
Tomu zln mdze kazdy predeiiti sebc
a rodinu syou prot zlJm Gasim polstit
pripQienim sc k JednotG lidu.
CLENSTvf. Ably Sc stal clcnem. mn
81 Sc zadatel podrobiti l6kafsk6 prohlidce
zadez Sc jemu niGeho nepocita.
PHstupnc obnasi $1.00, V celnz Jest "a
hrnnt pFisptyek "a prvni t}den. Pfistup
ne slozeno bJti musi soucasn6 podanin
zadosti "a pfijcti Nebudcli cd lGkaf,
spoletEosti "a spdsobil6ho uznan, tedy $,
Gastka ia vrati.
Prcmie mohon tydn6, mIsicn6 nebc
etvrtIetnt, die libosti pojist5ntho vyplacc
ny bJti Pojistne Sc pfiiima bez podp,
ry ' padu nemoci = Viz sazbu.
Spoletnost byla 1868 zalozena a les
udiz II let stara-
V roce 1873 cinila obchod ma
$13,754922'0C
Maliteldm polici vyplaoeno padu Ii
mrti, nemoci ma diyidendach
S4S2. .891.ol
Nyn6jsi hotoyd assets obaasi
S1,500.00C
Jistina ulozcna Jest stdtnich spolk,
vych dluhopisech a hypotekacl
WI. krejci, gen. agent.
Wiesenberser. jedmatcI.
0ecela~dsld eJ'1ce Isl Sperior Str
Goldsmith "a JankOu.
obchodvedouci.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
"Wen, We Can't Tell what May
Happen,


1t may happen that the President will
want third term. 1t may happen that he
will order the next National Republican
Convention to renominate him. 1t may hap
pen that this time denomination will not
be equivalent to a reelection. 1t may happen
that he will need some great measure to
arouse the party and rally the country to his
support. II may happen that he will accord
belligerent rights to the Cuban insurgents.
1t may happen that this step will be followed
by war with Spain. 1t may happen that
the war will be naval war. 1t may happen
that our coasts will be partly blockaded and
our commerce injured 1t may happen that
England pursuing her ancient policy, and,
fearful of the fate of her own West India pos
sessions, will form an alliance with Spain.
1t may happen that instead of short war; re-
sulting in the easy conquest OF Cuba we
may have more war than we want 1t may
happen that even victorious war may cost
more than Cuba is worth. 1t may happen
that the country will be constrained to sus-
tain the President in such war, and that
the third term will become national neces-
sity growing out of national blunder.
But if these things do happen which may
happen, then others of vast Importance to
the American people must happen. 1t must
happen that the supreme power of the nation
will be lodged in the hands of the Executive.
1t must happen that his power, already equal
to that of constitutional monarch will be
enormously increased to that of modern
imperialism. 1t must happen that the
change in our traditional government will be
from democracy to despotism 1t must happen
that we shall contract another immense
debt and be burdened with new taxation.
1t must happen that resumption of specie
payments will be postponed far beyond 1S79
probably for twenty years longer. 1t must
happen that our bonds will come back from
Europe sunk in ruinous depreciation, both
abroad and at home. 1t must happen that
the policy of initiation will triumph at last
1t must happen that there will be bitter
division of the American people upon
the necessity of such a war with Spain, far
deeper than the divisions of the wars of 1912
and 1916. 1t must happen that the Centen-
nial Exposition will be destroyed, and all
the benefits of peace, good will, art, science,
commerce and comfy we expected to derive
from it be scattered to the winds.
Yet when the American nation understands
what must happen, if it is now forced into
war, what may happen might be very differ
ent from what is now conjectured. Then it
may happen that the people will declare
irresistibly for peace with all the world and
that the President himself, like man stand
ing on the verge of precipice, will draw
back from the danger and hesitate before he
takes the leap.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
GuibOrd's Burial.

Guibord's body is disposed of at last, and,
contrary to the general expectation, the burial
was quietly accomplished. The law hal
been vindicated, and that is something, and,
what is Of greater consequence, it has beer
yindicated without the shedding of blood
But now that the affair is over it is only JUS
to say that the issue is one which
ought never to have been raised. We see
no reason why the Roman Catholic Church
or any other Church should not have the
right to prescribe who shall be buried in the
ground consecrated by its rites. The ques-
ton took different shape, however and the
issue became one of obedience to the civil
power or to an ecclesiastical authority.
After the State had made an order in the
premises there was no course possi-
bic except to compel compliance, but
the order was the result of bitter
sectarian feeling. which was unwise and un-
necessary. There should be no conflicts
anywhere growing out Of questions of relig-
ious sepulture, and we are afraid that the
wicked will long continue to sneer at this
exhibition and that Christianity will suffer
in consequence. We trust it will be a long
time before we shall hear of similar occur
ranca
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Senator Roscoe Con king is residing temporarily a
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr. Bright is fishing in the North OF England, ana
never went fishing before in his life.
Rear Admiral Charles S. Boggs, United States Navy,
has taken up his quarters at the Everett House.
Senator Sargent ought to be satisfied. Senator Fre
lnghuysen has been elected President-of % Bible So
ciety.
Mr. Gladstone now denies that the Sublime Porte OF
fered him the charge and rectIdcaon" of the public
Treasury.
Mother Stewart famous in the Temperance crusade
in ohio has received invitation to begin similar
movement in England
Hon. J. Watts Kearny OF General Phil, is said
by the Frankfort american Citizen to have the inside
track for the Kentucky Speakership this year.
The San Francisco Ledger morning paper startes
at the time the call fell into dsvor account OF tn,
Ralston excitement has ceased to be published.
The French Charge dAIaires at Pekin. the Count de
Rouchechouart, has obtained from the Chinese govern
ment an indemnity of 40 900 aels for the friends the
murdered missionary at Szchuen.
Mrs Scott-sddons robbed at Danbury OF a silver
nutmeg CRATER Anybody who VIII take anything but
saw and buck to operate Connecticut nutmeg do
serves have the Danbury Necs retain that silver
toy IN his family for years
Sehor Manrico Levck Commissioner of the Republic
OF Mexico to the Centennial Exhibition President the
Mining Society Of Mexico and editor Of the Mercdn
Miner left this city yesterday the steamship City oi
Havana. bound for Vera Cruz aud home.
Governor Hayes, OF Ohio, wrote to friend who pro-
posed him for President:-
DEAR SIR-Content with the past, am not in a state
OF mind about tht future IL rs for us to act well IN the
present George f. Pugh used to say, There's no po
ltica hereafter
Don Carlos appears to like brevity. Here is letter
to General Do%aray who desired his recent defeats
vcstigated hght for justice, consent to satisfy
your desire that either your past record may be con-
nrmcd or that you may receive tho full penalty Of
the law.n
Among the candidates from tho South for the Clerk
shin Of the next House Of Representatives arc
Congressman shobcr Of North Carolina; Hon. Charles
A. Lamar formerly Clerk OF the Confederate House,
Hon Mr. Barksdalc Of Mississippi, and General Dudley
NJ DuBoAe and cx-Congrcssman Adams, of Kentucky.
Al Rawlings, W. r., fellow standing the
denot platform OF the Union Pacific Railroad ac-
cidentally shot or his rife The ball went through
weather board, through mans coat tail and between
nm invalid lady and her tlc daughter Amid the SEN
satIon Tie fellow looked the weather board and said
.Itsa damned smuthc nole."
General Joseph Z. Johnston writes from Savannah.
Ga saving that he could not attend the Grange Fair
because the invitation late He says:--'T could
pleasure than In Selma in which the soldiers o
Alabama expected to be reunited dncuding the FourA
regimcnu in which you both were SO distinguished
and which, with you, stood by me so manlulIy In my
hrst fight for the Confederacy.n
The New York herald., 1875-11-17

The Erening Post, in an able and thought
full article elsewhere printed, alludes to the
fact that Americans are apt to be encouraged
in an extreme course by the remonstrances
of the London Times. AS the Post well re-
marks, s'the reason that the Times gives for
believing that it is inexpedient for the United
States to interfere in Cuban affairs will
make no impression upon the enthusiastic
patriots who are eager for hostilities
with Spain but other persons will attach
due weight to these reasons" 1t is not to
enthusiastic patriots" that we address this
discussion of the Cuban question, but rather
to that sober-minded, common sense class
which has all to lose and nothing to gain by
war; A war, even for Cuba, is the surest
means toward imitation, and from initiation
to reputation. Every friend of the nations
credit should pray for the nations peace
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
"Our Avenue"

Every city has its great street-Paris, its
avenue Of the Champs Elys6es London, its
Piccadilly and Regent streets; Vienna, the
Ringstrasse; Berlin, Inter den Linden;
Madrid, the Prado. These streets are repre-
sentative. They are marked with architec-
tural beauty, with decorations, trees and
plants and pleasant drives. Here all classes
sunshine Of the warm days; here the
world sees the world citizen meets citizen
IN friendly conversation, and gossip and
fashion and duty find concourse. The
traveller has picture of the national life in
which he mingles moving before him. Fifth
avenue is in this sense the representative
street OF New York. 1t runs from one small
park to the Central Park. It's architectural
decorations are excelled by those of no other
city in the world. These are improving from
day to day, and the traveller in New
York, generation from now, will
find nothing to interest him more
than the pageantry and splendor of Fifth
avenue north of Fourteenth street. We
should do our share, therefore, toward max
ing the avenue worthy of its fame and worthy
as the representative street of our city. To
this end it should be macadamized. Science
has shown that the macadamized pavement
is the best. All other experiments have
failed. We have spent millions on wood,
plaster and asphaltum, and chemical COM
positions which looked we'll enough on
the first blush but did not last be-
yond q winters snow. To attempt
further experiments in this direction would
be crime, if it were not a crime in the be-
ginning to rush so heedlessly upon them. A
macadamized pavement is the most con-
venient. 1t improves from year to year for a
generation at least. 1t can be easily mended.
1t would be an advantage to all classes. The
city, therefore, can do nothing better than to
make Fifth avenue worthy of its representa-
tive position. To do SO we should macadam-
ize it at once.