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The New York herald., 1876-09-24

UNUSUAL TALENT NIPPED.

Miss Eliza Denning, alias Miss Abbe Lincoln, alias
Mrs Ellen b. Dexter, alias Mrs. 5. 2. Douglas, arrested
BY Detectives Ferris and Mcconnell, OF tho Central
ONCE Friday morning, was arraigned beioro Justice
Knsmire, at the Washington Place Poco Court yes
tersay afternoon. Mrs Marietta O'Brien, OF No. lis
Macdougal street, charged her with fconiousy appro.
priang $1,000 worth of furniture which Mira OBrien
had leased to her on monthly nstalmont& The pris.
oncr, who speaks English French German and Italian
hucntiy, seemed perfectly unconcerned, and during
the course OF the examination showed not The
slightest sign OF embarrassment. From the
statements made BY tho detectives having
charge oil the case II would seem that tho
prisoner Is a most accomplished criminal Two years
ago, under The name oil Ellen b. Dexter shc attempted
to Dlackmah Mt Henry Wilson, dry goods merchant
in Church street Mr.. Wilson however had her ar
rested and In civil suit which was instituted she was
driven out OF court. Afterward under the namc OF
Aooic Lincoln, she swindled various houscnoiders Of
their furniture IN the same she dcfrauded
Mrs o'Brien Al the ilme OF her she was found
nving IN house in Thirty fourth street. owned by Fire
commissioner Pcrley. Detectives who havo been en-
gagged on the class the prisoner Of the most
accomplished and dangerous confidence womcn in tho
couaty Justice Kasmre at the request oil Couns
q L. Goldny, who appeared behalf OF the prisoner
rcmandod her until TO- morrow afternoon tor examine
tGaA
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vsi on n,ract n n h.i.s ~,
sales as follows Yesterday. aftcr two r. Mseotem
ber 800 bales At IL l32c October 800 ut IL 932c. 400
i1c; November, so, at IL 932c December 900
II i2c January. 200 at Ike, 800 II l5-lc May
lUO ut IL 7.,.c Total, 400 bales To-Day up to
T. NJ September o bales at II ll-'2c 100 at 5i6c;
October 500 at IL 5iGc. LOO at ii S32c: November,
100 at Ii > l6c. December, 100 Mt IL li32c, 700
ut lI5sc.; January, $50 AT llhc March, 100 ut
li76c., 400 IL 27-32c. May, 400 ~ 3.l6c.
Total $500 bales Grand total 10 400 bales The receipts
the .ollows:-Galveston, 62 bales New
Orleans, 2Oo6; Mobile, TAI; Savannah 243O; Charleston,
LOS Wilmington Il7 Norfolk, 1875 New York. 1854.
Total, l3525 bales This day last week, 1851 This day
last year oo63 Total since September l. -55i7 bales.
.reghts closed follows:fo Havrc sean Ac
compressed; to Hamburg, by seam Title, comprcssed
Bremen, by steam 7sc. compressed to Liverpool I'D by
steam. w sail, 5-i6c.
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures l1,747 bbis; wheat.
A. Ia Bushels; 80 bbs and sacks: corn
5000 bushels; oats AZ do. rye 43'O do barley
1850 do barley malt. 1915 do. Tho Hour market was
bbls including state, Western and southern, the
nexcd quotations. Rye -four steady with sales
bbs rued at rs - 81 30 Brandy.
wine and s. o5 81 90 for Western, Jersey and Pcnnsy-
vana yellow. The sales about 500 bbs. within the
eouot
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM
AND 1-32c. 1-SC. HIGHnR--FLoUR QUIET
WHAT QuIET-coRx DULL OATS QUIET
wHIsKEY FIRM--PoIK QU1Er-LARD STEADY
PETROLEUM FIRM SPIRITS TUdpENTINE
FIkM-RosIN TIRMER--oILs STEADY--CoFFEE
FIRM SUGAR NOMINAL-FREIoHTs INACTIVE
SATURDAY. Sept 23-6P NJ.
Business fair In most Of the leading articles Of
merchandise to-day although the habitua Saturday IS
quiet obtained in many places. On '-hange -four was
quot Wheat was also quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet whskcy firm. Pork very quiet. but
unchanged Lard was steady, with unlimited inquiry.
Freghts were quiet. Cotton on the spot steady
futures closed firm and l-32c hc higher. Coffee
firm Sugar nominal. Oils steady. Petroleum firm
Rosn hrmcr Spirits turpentine firm.
CorrEx-The market for Braxis nrm but quiet
We note sales at Baltimore of l,467 bags Rio Gray
Eagle, 17ac for fair and yesterday 800 bass do
do, 1sc for strictly fair and $500 bags do do, at
l7ssc fair and Hampton Roads, here, 4,37l
bags do cx Hoganas, private terms Mid coffee
quiet We quote :-Ordinary cnrgoes l3hc l54c. fair
do. i71ac. al77lc; good do lsc. ls4c prime 1876
lSs4c; range for lots 15c zoe Santos fair
to good, i6sic l7ac., gold. ninety days. Java govern
bags roc. 23c do. grass mats 2c. 23c. singa
PORE I7c 1sc Ccylon l6c 17c; Marscaibo. l5c l7c
Laguayra lec l7i.c jamaica l5c l6c st. Domingo.
1i5ac l4alc Porto Rico. l6sc IKE Costa Rca l6c.
al9c xcan l6isc al7ic Manila l5sc. l6tsc; An
gosura l5c l7c Savanla loc 17sc Curacoa l4kc.
l6iac.
There quiot but steady market for spot
Tho market for uture deliveries firm and
from lsSc TO &c higher The closing prices to-day com
mar vii rS pl
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PLAYING POLICY.

An aged negro named Edwark Clark, Of No. 90
varick street, appeared al the Washington Place Po-
lice Court yesterday afternoon complainant against
James Smith, proprietor of policy shop at No. II
Sullivan street. appeared from the evidence given
tho that Clark, who veteran policy player,
bought what is known capital saddle for twenty
cents, and succeeded, according to the rules Of the
game In winning s27 80. On applying for his money
Smith refused to pay him, hence the complaint On
being arraigned before Justice Kxsmiro NJ the Wash
gton Place Police Court yesterday afternoon Smith
was held in s 900 bail 10 answer.
AT the Essex Market Police Court before Justice
Murray, yesterday afternoon, John Williams, OF No.
2O7 Forsyth street. held for trial charged with
maintaining policy shop at that place.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
SUICIDE OF A JEWELLER.

On the 14tb inst, about eight O'Clock In tho evening
a nre occurred tho second floor OF No. 43sN Broad
way, in the wholesale jewery store Of Abraham Rico
Il Co. Suspicious Of arson having been nrst snter
tanned Mr.. Rico examined by the Fire Marshal
The next day Mr. Rice left his dwelling, No. 2O4 West
Twenty street, and did not return Friday morn
North River and sent to The Morgue for Identification
Yesterday the body recognized by the deceascda
brother tnat of Abraham Rcc 1t is supposed that
no committed suicide through dcspondency AT the osa
occas,oncd by the lire and tho subsequent examination
of the Fire Marshal Coroner Eilnger will hold The
inol
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE Cons olidatlon Coal, /; Hopnibal and St
Joseph, u do. preferred =; Illinois Central, n;
Northwestern common, y; American Express "a
Wabash, u.
DxcLINR-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, n New
York Central, y; c. G. G. and L., "a Delaware and
Lsckawanna, a, Delaware and Hudson, "a Lake
Shore u; Jersey Central, 81 Northwest preferred. y;
Ohio and Mississippi. q; Pacific Mall u Rock Island
u; ST. Paul, i. ST. Paul preferred * Union Pacific
y; Western Union, "a; Wells Fargo Express, x.
The rest o! the market was unchanged
MARKET
Money was very easy ut the close when call loans
were made at per cent Foreign exchange steady and
dull Prime sterling asking rates, SO ana SAY sell
ing rates. AS2 4.s2is and 4s3ts Asa Reichmarks
~ a e4h and ~ u a 94'S Cables. 957s a 95L. Primo
Paris h20As and 51sI The following the rates Of
exchange on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day Savannah, 4 premium; Cincinnati steady;
New Orleans, commercial, par; bank, Il Charleston
nomnally, to par; ST. Louis 100 to l2j discount and
Chicago, rs discount.
MARKET
Gold opened and closed al 1l0 The borrowing rates
Today were 164. az 2, 3 y and per cent. and the
carrying rate u per cent the latter having been
rent at the close.
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REAL ESTATE.

There was but one sale effected at the R,al Estate
Exchange yesterday. James NJ Miller sold. by order
OF the supreme Court, in foreclosure, Joseph W.
Meeks rciereo story frame house. with lot 25 by
1oO5 on south side Of East Forly-ninth street, lot
feet west OF First avenue. to H. G. Atwater, ioI
Ss, 200.
47th St. H.. 325 II. g. of ID xv.. 25xlOo5; J. W.
Is, sSn' ss "na :sns's Of !sa t7,S St. .ox H.
s.a s East. iaios K Edward. s.a -
same 10 same ~ sooos
liiiborn aud husband to J. p JaeooowskyT aeooky 5000
Newman mi and other. to 4 W. Wagner 27ooo
lss asss Il ss to Of E so.so sa
Maiden lane. Sos 80 and = sh,f part of; !. A.
Nh %''' sh 0sssssi sloan:
4ss sSs s.;s1.a stss1:' ( i 'sss ss,oa4 NON
10Th ss.ny s and Ys y r. e. s sS ID. Shell
ton and vile to D. T. lays. 5000
Lewis st., 5s Of Stanton st., 5oixaaa; B. %,
9th av ;, 81 soi ST. T. Par
-i Lyn. treises5 S. to T. j. Powers ~. a7ooe
s'SS psssy ss t.siss;ss s|s g s;e. : = 7ee
BSrrest and Maxwell st. cath wsrd); j. NJ Bar
bour lyeereo) to H. Moant.. I,sot
Anderson. E. g.. &C.. to A. ard s. Q. corner of Ist
Bsysnd i 20 20 i. Co.. beaver si :. ~
and ia.Shi s,s; years 10000
Wv q ID av years, ears ..o. l.5oc
Co.. 5. W. corner Of av and 18th ST. ...... 2ooot
Of siss st. Isoot
sny pany, - s. OF 9th ST. w. Of I'd sv ye.r aooot
McCnnn. Patrick ~ W. H. Davis, s. n of 10th st., -
msnry st. no as7i year nr........... 100.
Of Lssirston .v years. ................. ioooc
OF ssth st. e. Of Sd av; year l. %
pany, Sc1 s. ofsS,h st., e. Of av a: years eooa
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whsat quiet but without decided change The sales
81 iog.S III o1s' %sw
red WESTERN TO arrive; 81 lS for amber Texas arrive
Corn ras exsscdngly qae, The sales only 5000
Kansas 5Y.c do arrive, 5Sc. for grade soc
n", S y,Sw ns. o & Es y @
harley M malt ",sa % qss 3s,s seIs qne but M unchanged
caso. asc. FOR nninorchantable, :,c for graded No
mixed 47e 59e Tor white State ands SIC 4sc for mixed
HAr asD lgrs' market ,s ss senesy firm
as ss aSSss sa .'S 5'ssa ss
cash Mania hemp, rs &c. gold; hemp
nahs vs was sesers quiet. bu. steady
We 4uo,s Cuba een'rusal and mixed. 2ac sac
grocery asc 42c.; Porto Rico ioc. 5sc. English
p.ms to s sSos "a a sfS s oF'"" tai" to good 4e os
sSonss market 70, spirits
Ss .s. s.S .s. s sS ss vos strained %s but sG sy
a sais, w, s1o,s'.sS: q S1psa.e sa, s4s
Wilmington aud Washington = 50; pitch q 81 10 To-
a so Ia. a r% 81 5 f%
% nf - s2 sV rr s 81. S ws 81 Ga' s
further sales at New Bedford OF $50 eb whale oil for
eostonsseo crude ssc 4l1,e southern Yellow, 4ss
SOC yellow Sn'er Sic ssc white winter. e5c lara,
DO sis.ehsd 81 80; do natural dc 81; whale
ose Toe winter beac ed Hsh ioc 47e eruuo FISH, 3sc
s., rn.r. GOOD ,no0,,v ,r r.on., and -.
msses ruled &Cou. 200 SS sold irSn "S seeo"S
hands at =5,Ac. The closing prices ~ follows =
Crude in buls. l4isc.. do. in bbls, is,sc refined,
rhladeipnia. &c. do, baltimore 26c. Adviccs
from the Crsek as follows OF City quite nrm
So 10 bid Cnitsd shipments s3 70; PnrkerS United.
- 6o uhn, IS dD shipment ~ 6Tia bid. - 20 asked
rRovsoSs-Neceips Fork iG5 bel, lard. 7si rierccs;
$50 bacon lao boxes; oecf 57J bbs
The pork market VA. quiet and nomnay unchanged
About 45O bhls sold at <l1 cash, and "A phs old
prime SIG oa 81 asked for september and October
the second cali Cut meats fsry active and steady
wsnnesl 1000 lbs picSscs bellies. IL lbs average.
t lic 5ol loose pickled hams 10 lbs Mt ic and
uO do do. 10 lbs average, private Fresh hams
quoted At lO,c. i3c.. ssh btiirs Nc. iuc..
fresh shoulders at rssc 7c.. picked hams 134c a
I3iac pekcd bellies at lpsac Iic picked shondersst
sac. nnd box bellies at luiac ic Dacou quiet
and easy; quoted airc Jtac. for city and vac
for Western long clear. icei duh but hanged.
We quote :-Baucls. extra ness Sll ~ Els. plain
mess. - SILL packet ti2 sif tierccd city, extra
Inda, $40 n S,i India mess, slv. prime ess ~ls.
hams dul at So S2i Tor prime Western.
smoked meats again quiet quoted at age 5c for
hams and Die for shoulders Lard edugy
the sales about $50 terces <U October,
50 November. 80 63s and 80 6J for December =.
81 az ,r seller and - 62l. ~ o. aud So o7h
January The closing cali prices follows
$40 31 hid $40 90 asked Novenber. 80 ~ bid 81 NJ
ASKED seller year. 81 G-ts bid ~ 10 asred January.
~ GIs bid 81 r7, asked spot sales 81 cree city
aud 80 do. on grade Ut - oo keancd-we nota sacs Of
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above e-
qulrcm'ta sa.o77,71s 1868, 7so Deo s4,lls, ,o2s
rns yoREIoN MARKET
The London adviccs report the withdrawal of
Ella 900 sterling from the Bank Of England balance
to-day. There Is little or change in copsols and
United States bonds lS67's wero exceptionally weak
declining TO lossl Paris advices quote i've per cent
rencs at lo6t 77lsc. for the account In Paris ex-
change London 25r 23c. for short sight The iol-
loving late prices:-Consols for money, eG< a
96h; cousols for account, 96,G 961s; nvc-twcnty
bonds, 1865. old, 100; avctwenty bonds, 1867, 1854
ten-forty bonds, losa; new nves, 1878 los; Erie
common shares, Ok.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed hrm the following quo.
tatons :-United States currency skies, 1861 l27
do. do, 1881, registered, ll7's lI7A do. do, do,
coupon lls4 1ls%; do do, 1855, registered, ll31S
1885 do do, do, coupon 113s 1885 do do, do
new, registered, 113h 1l3s do do, do, do, coupon
1885 l13,s; do do, 1867 registered, l164 1l61s
do. do, do, coupon, ll6's 116; do do, 1865, reg
stercd, 1lS14 l1Sk; do do, do, coupon, 1lSl4 u
11s1; do. tenIortics registered l147s 115l do do,
coupon, 1855 116; do hvcs, 1884, registered, 1l4s
1l5; do. do. do, coupon, ll47i ll5h; do AIS,
111s all1,s
RAILROAD BoYDs
Railroad bonds arc strong aud higher, with the
largest adVahce IN Lon'gn ana Whkcsp"rre consols,
which sold at 62 6Sss 62, an advance Of 3k per
New Jersey and Central Arss, consolidated sold
at 92}a, advance OF V. Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific sevens and Hannibal and st. Joseph convert
ibles advanced ~ The other changes were slight.
Chicago and Northwestern gold sevens strong at
g5I 90 on tho German demand. This afternoon there
advance Of per cent In wilkesbarrc bonds
and in New Jersey Central consolidated the convert
iblcs advanced 10 S4 closing at "a s5 Chicago and
Northwestern gold sevcns sold at 90 this afternoon,
closing at 90 n 961s.
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds tho only reported sale In Tennes.
see new, at AN.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-24
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY


Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 500, 900 in
gold of interest and f23 600 In redemption
of nvc-twenty bonds The Sub-Treasury released
SIS, 600 silver coin to-da, The Treasury operations
Tor tho week included the disbursement of f2l5, 600
gold, for interest," and $l25 $50 redemption OF bonds
and the receipt OF 81, o44, 600 Tor customs
The Treasury now holds s3s7, oo6 400 bonds TO
cure bank circulation and SIS 900 TO secure public
deposits United States bonds deposited ior cir
cuiaon for the week ending today S. 202, 500.
United states bonds held ior circulation
Withdrawn Tor the week ending to-day, So, ,6li, 7Jo
National bank circulation outstanding Currency
notes. S322 80 COG; gold notes, s2 O99 100. The
ccipts from internal to-day s427, 4l9 o
from customs, s452, ,667 rs
Tho following were tho receipts OF national bank
notes for rede option for tho week ending to-day.
compared with tho corresponding week Of last year
1875. 1870
New York 81, l.l ,oc0 1901 o0
bossoa.. $4,000 1,2'O,O0o
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1915 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
l174 $1,000 Us 5's.r. 'SIbcc iI4ys
III 1000 US 4is's.r. o.. lll1s
ilSt 1000 US Called bcs.c 1l3
" luoD do............ Il31S
The New York herald., 1876-09-24

Reserve
quired
against do
posts 49,. 6s,54s,o.s 57.sos.sso
Excess Of
reserve
above le-
gal
Quircm'ta 8077,77S 1868 75o Deo 81, l19, ,02s
ruR voprvcx
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
Legend OF fash X ent.

fOuc,ed from Eugene Schuyler's Turkistsn"
IN au illustrated article in scribner for Dec
There was once queen. Shlrin Hatun,
of great beauty. who lived on the farther
side Of the Syr Darya. She had two
wooers, one Tadjik, and the other an
Uzbek named Ferhat. Both were per-
sistent, and az she was at loss which 10
choose. an Old woman counseled her to
give them some difficult work, and TO
marry the one who succeeded. She
therefore commanded them to dig canal
through the Famished steppe. Ferhat-
q strong. stalwart fellow, with simple
and straightforward nature-took his
spade and dug away all day, trying to
turn the channel OF the river, and thus
formed the cataracts at Bigavat. The
Tadjik. crafty, and full of expedients,
plated wicker of reeds and laid it on
the ground across he steppe. Early in
the morning. the suns rays, reflected
from the SHINING reeds, made them ap.
pear like stream Of water, and Shirln
Hatun thereupon called for the Tadjk and
married him. When the Czbek learned
OF the deception that had been practiced
upon him, he was in dlspair, and threw
his spade high up in the air, so that, as 1t
came down, il cut of his head at SIM
gle stroke.
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a Whist Party in the Ark.
Three Captalists-Astor, Stewart, ' vanderbilt.
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First Female Lobbyist at washington.
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

This great international Exhibition, de-
signed to commemorate the one hundredth
anniversary OF American Independence,
opened May 10Th, and will close November
10th, 1876. All the nations Of the world
and all the states and territories Of the Tn.
ion are participating In this wonderful de-
monstration, bringing together the most
comprehensive collection II art treasures,
mechanical inventions, scientific discover
cries, manufacturing achievements, miner
al specimens, and agricultural products
ezer exhibited. The grounds devoted u
the exhibition are situated on the line Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace 40
acres Of Fairnount Park, all highly im.
proved and ornanlented, on which are
erected the largest building, ever construc.
ted--tiye of these covering an area Of fifty
acres aud costing s5,Ot0,Oc0. The total
number Of buildings erected for the pur-
poses Of the exhibition is near two hun
dred. During the thirts days Immediately
following the opening CT the exhibition a
million aud quarter OF people visited II.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE US.

il the mos, direct: convenient aud econom-
ical way OF reaching Philadelphia and thi,
great Exhibition IRON ali sections Of the
country. Its trains too and from Philadpl-
phia will pass throuifh a -rand Centennial
depot, which the company has erected at
the main entrance TO the Exhibition
grounds for the accommodation of passen.
gers who wi Ii to stop at or start from the
numerous large hotels contiguous TO this
station anc the EXhibition-a convenience
OF the greatest value 10 visitors, and afford
ed exclusively by The Pennsylvrnia Rail-
DAD, which is the only line running direct
the Centennial buildings. Excursion
rains will "a $50 stop at the Eucampment Of
he Patrons of Husbaudry, al Elm Station
on this road.
The rennsylyania Railroad is the gr and
est railway organization in the world. 1t
coat OILS seven thousand miles of roadway,
forming continuous lines 10 Philadelphis,
New York, Baltimore, and Warrington, over
which luxurious day and night cars are
run from chicago, st. LOUIS, Louisville, Gin
inDati. indianapolis, columbus, Toledo,
Cleveland and Erie withous change.
Its main line is laid wife double and third
tracks OF heavy steel rails upon deep bed
of broken stone ballast, and its brl-ghs M e
| ali OF iron or stone lis passenger trains
are equipped with every known improve.
ment Tor comfort and ,fety, and are run al
| faster speed for greater distances thun the
trains Of any line on the continent. The
| company mas largely increased its equip
ment Tor cedtenni altrayel, and will be pre-
| pared to build in its own shops, at short
| notice sufficient to fully accommodate any
| any extra demand. The unequailed re
sources al the command of the company
OF the company guarantee the most perfsc
accommodations for all its patron during
the Centennial Exhibition.
The magnifcs mt scenery for which tn,
| r-Uus, " anna nsllronu 1850 Justly cele BRA
ted presents to the traveller over is periec
roadway an eyer.chapging panorama o
river mountain and landscape views une
| qusled in America.
The eating stations on this line are III
surpassed. Meals vii. be furnished at suit
able hours and ample time allowed tor er
loving them.
Excursion tickets, at reduced rates. wi
be sold at all the principul railroad tickt
offices in the West, Northwest and Soutl
| west.
Be sure that your tickets read via th
Great Pennsylvania route to the Center
NAL.
FRANK THOMSON, u. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass'r Al
Jy2.wIm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18

Ghe Bulletin.
George Eiio, and Bohe,niani.m.

Has any of the thousand critics Of
'Daniel Deronda" done justice to the
story az vlndication of Bohemianism
In this regard, the book is supreme.
The "best society" has been laughed at,
sneered at, patrotized, made ridiculous
often enough before; but has it ever
been put so completely at a disadvan-
tage, intellectually and spiritually, as in
Daniel Deronda:' Nor can it be said
that any injustice is done. The Philis-
tine Is not refused the need Of good man.
ners. For Grandcourt, even, we are per
mitted a certain admiration. The "bc,t
society,"" has done its best tor him; he
has elegance" and he has the
interest and attraction of being perfect OF
his kind But for all this. bis
overthrow, and that of his class, is the
more conspicuous; 1t is he-the motives.
the ideas, the life which he reprcsen,s-
that Is made contemplate.
We suppose, however, that the best
society" will be found as long-liyed as
Mr. Warner describes the effete Ottoman
civilization 10 be. The principle of caste
has its roots deep in the human heart.
Even Bohemia has its "best society"
One of the most consistent Bohemians
that we know confessed TO Us, not long
ago, that in dreamland he is always an
au.tocrat. His most frequent hallucina-
ton in sleep is that Of intimacy with the
court Of st. James. Queen Victoria lie
always insisting that he should spend
the afternoon and 90 out driving with
her.