, 1876-12-18

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Brat iInrto ia ID mil tor r,,,,
year. 80 A''''pe caf'y In tho NOW
u,,. n.,.,..
"ise nllght daughter Of John Bright I,aa a..
cor,., .s",,. 49,
Tft viii w. s.1 na.rs ~ ~ ''as1'cd 10 Nile. 0Fet5.
Amcrlrn NJ ''a ''o"s ioF aa''y Alsliag wa!dea.i in
~.
mr. Raymond produced Ills new p1nv. ..sou.,.
1npt.v,,,a Sa..s ton W. AoHana's uuss, n
e"'"'.as n's"'
eI' WIN mus been to Cuba. Is now on heE
W. "aeS 10 ttls country. She begins m engage.
"'e"t at Ne" orlcnns Christmas eve.
h'zaoc1h tady Stanton mnkrs fair hit In IL.
!enut1 1uat Tue present political complication In
''ss'''e "uee' win "o woman to blaine for ii.
THO Academy Of Music in I,n,tln,ora ,n. o,,
ancnt theatres In The United sotes as sa,a !s
foreclosure Of mortgage Thursday for slg, ofsI
pf. Q. II. Tiffany. Of Chicago, has bec, ,ne,,,.
Ing In Boston, and hovering about that r1ch shns.
In New York which tleaIres 10 secure n.
The latest addition Ia tbc nnto NJ ra,.,..S,'
family Ia gIrl, who frat opened ber cve. n a.
world at Malta, whittier the trent ptayfatr II :, 'e
had been summoned to aualss, ''' N''
Muilrtt refuses to snenk with finn uu,,..
reported un}ayorab,y nm In t,hie,en ",'' w.. VINO
House. Tho General. renort ,ovs .io..s s"s'o'n
1y as cves, notwithstanding. - F''sa'
'AEurY. ~ Hn1d kha A1tnrn1v n, A..
Lonesome corner on tho hnnlov,r1 ~ ~ passsa
mo to como out of fhts s,a,.l, W yoa want
looking "a though II had lccn ~, nv. 1 ny "as
husff viva ~ III o'l''l'
e,o.,,,.
parts OF Fronce. NJ \, si!...,. rsS' oo"e III a.!
lnan of ordinary aril,tv mint n.,,. w.. su5s.
part Of Enropo on M nSt.ts,..,sH ,ue greater
losyez c,ssses,r f""'' " ''s
Mor,, tr,x,t4
cnnvr;c,t Tna ... - S"'au" ., 1o9 1tlfslheemcrt Of
t,cas g.. .no 4ua VI these eminent hun'orlsts
sss.. "us ses,l ~ W hPpreciateu In thc dense
rrenrv u.,,,o,.,,,. ....,"1
,on 49,, os ~. t,a.o IAo1neF fes'aes IN Washing.
I,,nr .ox., ~ .s',' "e "ot''c a"slns MI present
rnon htn, ~. .,,nn 80 ev"siesahhu' 4Aey sooE
,ynh M. aa, =. o 49,. uao5' h"a "aeh he cries for
m,'o 80, - NV ."''''' ''eAo'rs'
the vo"rn"s o. Commerce advises a1l people 10
ec'esy "hcn they can get It, aud onions between
oasa qntets youf nefscs. hut one onion
~, -, .s ~ ao'a u'oo.' can nnsc1tt
Wv "e' 'se ~ "Ao'' o'teet'eas 'oaa'
SUNG ens'hess@mon OF Now York propose to re'
wv ~" t'o L"ae"eun E!lio' WHICH Ind orIef aud not
pt4',aan1 e1!s'e"ee 'litceh gcafs ago. The l]orM
tscaets ia'lafc for tho enterprise, and 1ays doYn
tne oFoaa pfihcip'e that no modern club Gun flour.
''u sa'c Ill 'ae @t"osFhe9e genefatea W Raa-lIght.
Col. John J. Rcynolds and Capt. Il. q. Moore,
VI AAEkA GtAlGH NASAlky9 are TO GB Itlcu
by court martial, which s to 10 convened on the
ota Or January, Tor cowar'ce and tllAobed!enee Of
ofaefs IN tho February campaign, during the dghs
WI" tfazy hoEse. Ihe charges arc preferred W
doh' Csook'
Tho Paris Minister Of Justice llna Issued IL.
cree, long looked for In dire apprehension, for.
htdding all advocates III the PalAts DO Justice to
wear monstachet, OF late years there haa tHcn
conniynnce at the wearing Of these n1ornn,cnt,,
hn..1 ufxut3 .t..4.
from tho lips Of all counsel, learned and unlearn-
cd, In accurdancc With the old statute On thu sub.
tcet.
Tho German geograp,lcr, Or, petcsmann, l.as
written letter IL Dr.. Hayes saying that juseeis
only now being donc tie latter for hIs achieve
nents In tic Arctic regions, north of Smiths
| Sound, fifteen years ago. lto topos that America
will soon send nnothor expedition to the Pole, and
believes TINT With favorable conditions and the ex.
llbltion Of The usual American pluck, the flag Of
this nation may yet b. planted 1T The very spot.
Tho American Assoc,at.on IN, tho curo of Ineort.
nts, l,cs tou,n lin uulco,1ou NJ ouar.rr,v four.
,. which ,r11 ho it,votcd to the anrcad of infor.
mattor m III, snhtnrt nnd IN thc arousuv nj non.
ulor nn1 1e,islatIyc nction In Tho rcforn,. The
MAGAZINE ~ i.,ucd fron 1Iar,ford. where much In.
.arost H. ,,,.,, ~ ,,a a,l,ta.t ars ,rho., roe,,v
IN .a,,ta,,nr ..,s s,,.a,,,.J s,r mi, fr
tha o,.nhI;Shmcnt of q rcw o,vlum. ,rho nYiya,e
s,-,1 l.. 1t,.", ~ n.,a.t T., coz nt,o o,J t, sinh,
~ ~ In al "a ~ con, ri,',, tn ~ aovo omonnt.
~ ',,1N.'.,, ~ ~ 4..,.-. 49,. a.. ,,,k
'i'' o'oty ,Ao 'eea''a. IuH'Aeou", -. ~, ,s",
OF executing INC oaat o' hea1a' waeh nv" ,a.pJ
been sent home nc ~aa tno peers 1Ath'a! 's,ea..
anu Watehca ny us bedsane IN tho n's11 W -.
doath' "a thc agony psoion0ea iispt honl 49,, -,
hoaf' tao "atehes gre" Aca'y WIN s,sst' Anu ~. ~
keep h's eyes opcn oe4an 10 afa" sho aylns nI"'
llo was abo TO a,i'sh the Hsssch lno ''eas1oui ~.
mofiSund face lies upon the r'llo". WIN s e,s&sS
eycs' tho heavy haif, eyebrows, ana s.,uAs!
maFkcd feafnFcs retain oil she1r chatac!e'i wv
preston q Fcposa sesna els,t ocno u n'' "''S'
''Thank ood' 1t las corle'' ..-.....,-.,.
| Adelaide Nelson arrived IN Chicago yesterday
aud enseomced herself laxaslously Ut tho Trcaiont
lsouso preparatory to her opening tonight a.
Mayerly's Theatre In tho character Of Ja'ltf l1cs
| two-wocks engagement In Vt. Louts WA ono 10
successful "a to reflect credit upon the poPa'as
tastQ Of that city where Shakespeare proved 10 %
potent attraction cyen ~ aynnst the Kellogg Opera
Company, Miss Nelson's last afternoon waa the
| occasion Of graceful and pretty oEaslon from
tue ladEca OF 1t. Louis. who In large aanlee1s
l Axiu j.k ii