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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
For other Ship Nsys see Third Page

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ARRIVED.
MetrSpohap stea.aship Co. ''''''' '''1 "1N'' STU p'''
Steamship Eleanora ohrson Portland with mdss pass
steamship New Orleans Dearborn, NewoIioaus March 8.
BARK Emma (of Haax Cox, Liverpool JAM IS and Beas,
Bns selma Cor boston, ArDo Matanzas 1s days. with
sehr I GsS i V1Sa With aroad t,cs
sClIOOSi RS-gyFR AND coAsTwIsg
John Losier. Taunton. y. BenedcI Providence.
Prince; Wilmington for Charleston baIks Plea tho
8auc Mary iideout, Ayres J. H. Chadwick.
wINp~Sunssr, light, n. W; clear.
DISASTERS.
QUEENSTOWN, March 1.-THE American ship Alert Capt
ttlee wlo entering Ihe harbor S6sy tSgld tse bsrk
The latter lost ner boTslnt ona 9boo% c,n, p,rs,
from Pensacola jan o. for Queenstown, a1 put oto Dousr
iii;r162LTIIiS March l5The schr J. B. canpgton Capt
Parser from Baltimore New Haven with coal has put In
here bayna struck Fcnwcks Island she was owed up
FAIL RyES Mass, March I5.-Tbs steamship Panther
Richmond loaded with coal The Leopard broke
her eccentric vi frS IDd The Panther sailed Tor Boston
at noon.
s manu- ocsb1 5s MsfcS arST"G
here thi- evening, on the way Q. Bremsn; . a.,
s rcrr s@G $ ns, T9 P9 1 ,s EtS ,s
n'e ' ~y'Sa Tra NAIL r. J,n
caster lcbcksa Eertha Mesna, Bernard. Arrived 18th,
eta b5ae22 if9Sed IN ciSSaisr FsrhaieassT vrsSs
81 rymob fs1 : % Wbmore Inc isitr At
s5r ANT, oven 5h %TS9n Grr Western
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PnranEIrIA Marco ts s steamships sla Indians
ship rrmrrlcho C1rrl Iires, Bremen; schr anna
baion Ne" Il .y irog Kenmore Hysr g. ,.u,.,.
Hazard from NewYors Sailed. se1as.ps Seminole at,
(Br.L McIutosu, for Liverpool
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MUSICAL NOTES.

II should be remembered that the stock
holders have Surrendered their boxes Tor the matinee
performance OF Troyatorc" Will Ne. Jltiens is TO
give saturday for the benefit OF the WOncns Conen-
nal fund. and they are for sao the boxOcc Of
the Academy. Hiss Beaumont. sig. Brignoi and Sig.
TagiApietra will support Mile Ttcns. the occasion
promises Ia be OF great interest eke for the charc
Yer Of the performance and its patriotic Ooect.
The principal orchestral work on the pro-
sranps of tho Brooklyn Philharmonic Society for next
saturday Is schnbert's great symphony in G. Miss
Matilda Phillips will be the vocalist, At the last concert
Of the sea.on April g. BcethOvCns Ninth symphony will
be given with the aid of tho NCGIOrE Oraiorio sOricty
'rhe quartet viii comprise Miss La5sr' Mica Hcnne, M
Gsohc1. and NJ. HcrlmeTtz.
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SUIT AGAINST THE CENTRAL Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Id. Il. Robi ison
OF this city, ly bis attorneys, viii to doy h!c complaint
in size Fourth District Court against the CeHra iacihc
Railroad Contract and Finance Company Leland Sian
ford. c. p. Huntington, Mark Hopkins, and Charles
Croclet-snd all tho corporations controlled by them
The complaint alleges that the plaintiff stockholdcr
I'm the Central Pacific Railroad Company that the de-
PENDANTS la building the road frsudnl ntly made cor
tracts vita themselves In the name at the Contract and
Finance Company, atC1CC5siv5 rates, aud by other d3
honest practices Themselves absorbed the gdu arising
from tie subsdieT land grants, DC. 10 asserted that
the snit will he pressed trial and That The evidence
be adduced will form valuable addition to thc inside
history of the affairs OF the Central Pacific Railroad
and OF the Contract aud Finance COMPANY.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Navy Department
has ecy dispatch dated Rome Feb ~ from Commander
Geo W. Hayward of the United states steamer supply which
is to bring nbutioDs the Centennial the dispatch
The arrival Of the Supply at Cva Veccha on the 2st
OF February The vas long one owing 10 heavy
gales from the north east and southwest In the
Atlantic and Of light casery DDS for the eShs
days reaching Gibraltar OF days occupied
the OF Gibraltar tho port OF CiytA
Vecchia five winds aud the remainder either
Gains light head winds Finding authorized agent OF the
Centennial Commission Commander Hayward Thought IL best
to aud huIr forward rs much
sbe the Centennial contributions He expected TO sail tom
Cvta Veccnia by March at the latest for Lcghorn leaving
Lcfh0rr about the 18th o arch. IL would be impossible 70
leave earlier without leaving behind many hs
contributions from ready the LIST OF March were
TO b. rwaIded to LeghOin for shi.
The ruscaors has been directed q discontinue her sound
ings upon reaching New Holland Australia the remainder OF
the work having been antlclpatedb by English soundiHga
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Continued rrcm Flnh Page.

created and the I.O s asSgs s ~ s &
egaa That the Effort now beipg mado ~ the scTstary o.
the Treasury 70 pay e fractional currency IN silver ehod De
and fa ssp sa fss s
TIL TSa tsFs 10 I'D be further funding Of The bond.
Of tho Government until thorough examination ~ me OOoks
OF tao Treasury Department has been hal ana the exact
II any. due from the synd ate been settled.
tg That the legal tender notes OF the s are
will employ hand TO labor every foot OF Land
gold huctua,cs according it's production s price Of
9T onSr IN I lsg@ eS Sg or the caprice Oh
HI1 That commerce should De the master and not the ser
people depends on isr intelligence and tie day
., ss ami osT % @ 70 50 TIER
Intelligence cannot be compared With thai OF any other peo
contr action Of the currency and rr9cGn m mo price o
mach 10 bring about cannot be grauhrd ,...
SsU.h That he Government S9onln no nlSoIeI ls own
obi cations and that the money which paws the PRESIDENT ana
members Of Ccrgos. their salaries, s Tor ms so
the aoorer Tor work soldier saors widows Their
should she Dopdhoicr s interest ana all otncf
Eshh That the act OF Congress- passed IN JasfI
S1Sa ns Ps nS there is ess coin now in The
uy than there when ssd act was passed ana Ihat coa
adyofas re bonds for tho purpose Of obtaining gold
urged the sale Of gold for TIE poe Of Telasng bonds
and since ne only oLet Of the Ra:sage o. sad act mas gsUn
huL: That the enactment by Congress Of laws
for hs Of labor agriculture and al the owner
Industrial INTEREST," and Tor the Development OF th na"h
AID wealth by tho people to exclusion Of monopo
LES.
The report of the Committee was adopted unani-
mously
Mr. Jones moved the appointment Of o Democratic
State Committee by the President the Committee to be
empowered TO issue an address.
Thso. L. TomlInson Of New-YOrk City made bref
address, followed by Jeremiah Mcclure, who spoke over
two hours
letter from Franklin Landers, greenback candidate
FOR Governor OF indiana indorsing the purposes OF the
Convention, was read.
The CnnyeDton then Adjourned sine die,
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He gathers Adams's photograph in his cammy grasp and
gazing alphabetically ut it eXclams; sorio fres-
ident may have no real statesman, but II ever
forget you, kill me and bury me among my caDbageS-
lBro0syn Argus
We want no more soldiers in office. We
want the brains culture and intelligence OF the country
TO govern the country. We want honest money, n
honest civil service, and honest discharge Of the
nations liabilities None OF these To I've had ut the
hands OF either the Republican the Democratic party
the which Il only tLan the Otner ny last 81
much it has enjoyed greater opportunity-B Baltimore
Rul elm (inQD
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OF the Senate Committee Investigation OF the num-
cpa departments OF this city, which report had not been
signed by the members the Committee rejecting on
Mr. O'Donohue's official conduct. Mr. ODonobue sad
that he had Just arrived from Albany where he had seen
Senators Booth. Bradley and rObeg, who had declared
that they had not signed any such report aad We're no
in any way responsible for its publication. lie alueu
that he SHOULD compel full and explicit retractoh OF
the article report in question: and probably BRING
suit for damages against the peI1ons Implicated III Dtlhs
ing such .lRnlornIs ehnrses before The pu0llo
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THE pAyNE BILL ADOPTED IN Caucus.

The DemOc ratio caucus adjourned at nearly
midnight. After numerous speeches under the i've
minute, rule vote taken on the Bright bill repeal
lux the Resumption act OF 1879 without substitute an'
Il wa, defeated. The next vote vas on substitute for
MI BrishCs bill. with amendment offered by Nj.
sayIer making the repeating clause snnlar To that con
aincd ia the Psyn" bli This was also lost The caucus
b,n ,or.cJ to the Payne bill by vote OF neari two To
one with the understanding that lie action Was not I'D
hind tho action or those who do not approve OK It, pro
III.
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pi,u,,r.. Frup,ious, R.usb skin.

The syst m beng put under the Influence of Ir PKhcEs
GOIrs NrpCAL DisCO'PR for few weeks the skin becomes
SMOOTH clear soft, and vtyety aud being Illuminated with
81 health from within, trne beauty stands
forth all its glory The effects OF oil mecines wrh operate
upon ID" through the medium o. the blood are neces
s,riy sOIrw SLOW matter good the remedy
ploCd While THREE bottles clear the skin IT pDpl-s
blu;ct eu9'iOH4, yellow spOt, "grbs."
dozen possibly b. required 70 cure some cases where the
rotten with sci"l0us yirlCnt Blood pOSon5
the v all tlcsr diseases, however, from the common
lmulu Tie s"r0luH with The of TINS most pO
Sold
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THE NrWRoruULLE MURDER.


Richard Hanna, jr., was placed on tfial in
the Court of oyer and Tcminer, d, White Plains yest'-
day afternoon for the mprdc OF Thomas white The pro
pr,etor OF tavern In Now Rochelle Ncl."n H. Baker,
Acting AitoIDey. and u. NcrrlnmcE, Assistant
DstrictA ttorney. appeared courscl Tor The people
Ness Banks & Kecgh Of New Rochelle, and {. '"
Brooke OF this city counsel for the prisoner Ihc
witnesses we're examined, tho uU't important testimony
being given by benjamin u. Barter. he TESTIFIED
that he boarded at the tavern bept at inc
time 10y Mr. white. ON tho night OF thc murder
Hanna Aaron webb, himself and three fellow
wufhinen wcTo IN the borTOon. besides Mr.. White.
Hanna and Wcbb were having some woIcs. and NF.
White tod Hanna to home, ~ be vartcc To close up
and Webb said a. Hanna came In win him is wont l
take im away. Hanna resisted NrbbF t1pit' To ="
him out and Mr.. White went 10 NeIbt as>iatantr.
After getting the prisoner ont O the ROOM webb came
hack and the prisoner followed The first time Hanna
,yas in the room that night hc was IN liquor; NCh ne
yas mt out tho second time the door Wss locked The
wiess heard vniCe outside which he recognized as
uaunas Hr then heard the rcuuIt OF gun, ana ga
meuiacly aftcTwaTd Mr. White stasccr rom mo
door toward tho bar; il" had been wounded IL iht
back; the charge OF the gun came through the front
door. .,
The testimony of MI-. White Widow Of the murdered
man, and Of John Leahy, Vas 10 the aamc eject 1he
case is still Oh.
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FAILURE or A LAEGD BANK IN CEDAR RAPIDS.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, March l5.--lt is author
itatiycy announced hre that tho Union Savings Bank
OF Cedar Rapids this state has failed T1s bank hos
beer in operation 10 years. and had nominal cap
ital Of about 100000 Its President and manager
George Green formerly President OF The Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad 'ohlany' Inc
ham. IA, started mainy TO do tho banking business OF
ttis rOpa which amounted Ia several millions annually.
INF hen tc change IN management 81 tine road took
hank This crippled the Institution. The Greens, who
controlled tho bank are among the best citlcns al o
state and ae concerned in many Lar 20 interests ~ cedar
Ranids none OF which, it i thought viii suffer. IL Is
sta that there viii loo 10 material iosses, ard tat e
bank will simply retire from bu.iutSs
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YIDGIGHT HEATHER RBF0RT


For England clear or fair weather, aud
rortry TO westerly winds during portion OF the day,
lia temperature b"lp, freezing ana ring biioih't
toll5ged during Tho afternoon by winds shifting To
north. 4. Snow Dnl rain and falling barometer.
TOi'}be uidpc c'd South Aiunhc suites Il M rlH pre-
call ,r ,gstpriv 10 solh,ry trindS Increasing yGrce,
tlI 4g bCTpmst,r and stunt cbnHGss ~ temperature
ior tho Eastern Guf states, areas OF RAIN followed by
nn,ti cloudy and cooler weather, winds shifting to
south west aud LDrth est ana rising barometer
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ANEW WHISKY FRAUDS ENRICHMENT.

81. LorIs, March 15.-lhc United States
Grand Jury at Jefferson city to-day returned new
Indictment against John L. Bctteugcr OF st. Joseph for
conspirnry with Joyce Mcdonald and Others, 20 defTaud
the ,;overrpcrt I'd shcehun's Gl-tory m st. Joseph.
II will l6 rccocr.ed that Bctencer vas tried and found
uiliy some months ego VI making fraudulent vouchers
uitcd states gIukCr.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE March l5-CAruE-Reeeipts 1870 head; sales
LOO had The market during the past has been
active and prices shade CHER; very BEST 6sajcj
first quality, 5sd6 &C.; medium good far quality 42G
5sc: ordinary th steers oren and cows 3a4ihc; most
sales at iao53.c.
HcGs-Recept, 4l7S head. There has fair demand
at unchanged rates; range from l0Pgllc Choice Phls
DELPHI as, 12c.
sHgEP been moderately active at unchanged rates;
range. from Ala o7c; receipts. 500 head
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r.. l.. March l5-Printing Cloths nnm AZ
37sG4c. ior best 6ixGi, with better inquiry
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prnrcTIoN OF FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO. H., March l5.-Easiern railroad
managers In meeting here yesterday, DECIDED TO re-
duce the rates on fourth class freight follows: Chr
cago to New-Yoik 45 cent? TO Philadelphia, !" c'pts
10 Baltimore 3siq and 10 Boston 90 crne. Thee rates
are 10 go into effect Monday March % Rates 10 South
ern and other Eastern point. reduced Accordingly.
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coIoRADO's CONSTITUTION.

Denver, Col, March l5.-.Thc Constitutional
Convention adjourned sUIo de this morning The pro-
pused state Constitution will be submitted TO the vote
Of the people on the Isl OF July.
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There NAV be- aud doubtless are many incidental eN-
prusea nos here embraced such extra assistance in
hr Disri Attorneys office detectives compensation,
o. But not Sithstanding the vast sum Of money the
neope have had TO pay TO The Whisky Ring thieves aud
Tins for their conviction, occasionally meets man
whose heart feels nothing hut compassion aud mercy FOR
thc untortunates" who shoulders ut the thought Of the
victims having to " the pententiary aud 10 dis
gorge a Part Of their i'll gotten gains.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION IN MAINE.

TEMPERANCE CONVENTION IN MAINE
BELFAST, March 15.--The State Convention
of the Temperance Reform Club convened here to-day,
and continue. The attendance Is very largo
and The proceedings interesting. Gen. Neal Dow deV-
cred IN address this evening.
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A NEW HAMpsHrnE TOWN IN FLAMES.

Boston. March 15.--A special dispatch re-
ceiyed from Wilton N II at O'Clock D. rays: "The
town IL burning up. We may have 10 the tele-
graph Office" No parcusre Of the dis ssteI are given.
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Gascia! Noiltes.
Dr. lie Joush's Liaht-Brown God liver Osi.

Tenor singer. thoroughly acqrain'ci with ths Episcopal
y position w Protestant church quart {
from Nay Address ~ Box H. IIthuus Office.
Dr. de JoDRh's Liart-Brovn God Liver or
MddCS"N, writes Ia ths class
Of rTcular diseases including Consumption prevalent in
Of population the II Dr. is Jpg' cot
on Ia attended wi uauluh a. ,GUjgc-" sod n zap
Imperial Han ints, 81, hy all DruEv,- sole
ANSAH, II ARtOlp q Co, lola'H. solo Agents
,or ths United states JOHN T. HENRY, CT REAN Co..
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REPI BLICAN GAIN IN SENECA COUNTY.
ROCHESTER, y. y, March ia special to
me dGd Chronic'e says Seneca County elects
SIX Re ublIcsu Supervisors and four Democrats he
publican gain OF one.
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COST or THE WHISKY TRIAL.

FI1It 81 IN'Is N TTI0TI'II..
"A matter Of public interest me hpH"t-
g inns tho following items al the expenses IN
,r~d I'M "a. whisky trials, which embrace all the eases
tried an thc T. = District and Circuit Courts The Toes
of g0uuse have yet been allowed by ne tnnr!
but they Doubtless ben presented MAJOR tatcnS
M has rnt been made nut Il II estimated 10 be the
same az Col BrOsdhesds, he having Deeh ens'geh from
the hrst enc co
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nrIn1cINGs OVER NEW HAMPsmRE.

ALBANY, n. Y. March 15.-Thc Republicans
this afternoon fred G0 guns in rejoicing over the result
Of the New Hampshire election
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COMMISSIONER ODosCiiuEs i%IINiioNs.
A reporter Of JHE TK,BUSE last evening
called on Joseph J. ODonohue, Park Commissioner IN
relation 70 tho recent publication of tho assumed report
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IN THE city or IN any part OF The country those VINO
wish 70 contribute to the expenses of this work may send
their checks 10 j. Pisrpont Morgan, Of DrsEs Morgan
c.. AZ No. ~ Walst
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HiRRlED.

BRTGGS- WTIEATLY-On wednesday. Mach ~ 1876 at
the residence IL the BRIDE by tho Rev. Wm Brh,
Josiah A. BFiggS % Nonksrs y y, 10 julia daughter OF
Chas. Wlratly Of FOidhsIu, NowNork city. No cards
HESDRIC Ks-SALOHON--On TUESDAY, the 14h inst. by
The j. j. Lyons Charles Hendricks L0Gis, daughter
OF the late DAVID SaUmOu.
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slocjy and ~ankey

UIpPOuROME BUILDING.
noon SERVICE frd,a - To o'cliak EVERY pAY
WOmENS MEETING from to las, in Fourth A'enus
'NFrERNooY SERVICE at ! O'Clock TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, md FRIDAY. -
Tickets Ter AFTERNOON FREE upon application. The
address oi the aittrnrun NJ 70 I.p"s'tn 'ais 'stAs
INENN NIGHT at O'Clock N MADISON fNenur t1li, anu
OVERFLOW MEETING at same hour in Fourth Avenue
iS6t,SG MEMS MEETING Fourth Avenue Iiali EVERY
NIGHT Ut go'c!lck, and SAII EDAl SlGHi MEETING
at Association Hsl Tweniythid ST. aud foutha'e, At
no Service at tho Hippodroms Saturday and Noon
Meeting On Sunday.
Po.t.pfr.e Nssicr.-Tbs FOREIGN MAILS for tn, Oek
enne RDAf. March u, 1875 VIII S!oSe at thi, once
WEDNfspAI AZ $50 g. ~, tor EygFo:e per steamer
Eurone per kop1tock Plymouth CheToourg and
Hamburg SATURDAY Al NJ fot Grcai Britain Ire
IN for scotland direct be specially addressed per
Flysa Via GlAsgSW and a. H. Tor France direct
per steamer Periele via liaNs suf a. 30 foi Europe,
ner Weser Southanp,on aud Bremen TIE
Tor china Japan &c will leave Gan Fsuc!scc April The
mails for Australia de- Will leave san Fiafcisco Tbs
direct ma IL for BrsIl &c. villsays Now fc.s AP-l ~
4. l. JAMES p
special Religions. services,
Mr.. y. L. MOODY
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oFFlcE " TIE COMMITTEES OF AkEAN''. ~ -
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1he Committee Inform the Public that the e%tses f car
ryipg the Meetings At the iilppodIoae VIII A.ot 20 81
uon Voluntary subscriptions Neither MT NOODl no MI
SASKEY receive anything for their services they IN
ANY way directly Indirectly Interested In any prch' result
ing from tho sale Of Hymn Books -, ,-, -
Los disposed TO contribute to this work wn pesse send 70
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Committee OF Arrangements.
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DIED.

Az Notices Of Marriages faas. be isd0rscd nth NIL
naru ard Qdiycss
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EXPENSES or THE REVIVAL
contributions az follows :

The Executive Committee on the services at
the Hppodroe acknowledge the receipt Of anonymous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-20

ing American customs and are farther advanced
in the arts and sciences. Tie educational depart
ment of Jap m is an agreeable surprise. Chem
ical and philosophical instruments are made snow
ing q high degree of perfection as Is iound IN
those Of American, German or English manuiac
ture. Here also are numerous casts, illustrating
the studies of Physiology and Zoology.
4 Norway gives us groups showing the costumes,
manner Of life, and the pursuits Of her people In
one Lsplander is seated in sledge to which his
reindeer is attached; his wife approaches him with
A nine which she has filled and lighted for her
lord and master, previous to his departure on q
Journey In another, two hunters are leaning on
their guns and are intently gazing on dying
deer. Their wives are at their sides. The little
daughter of one, shrinks bank and catches at the
dress of her mother as she beholds, with horror,
the blood oozing from the mortal wound. These
wax figures are very common and perform an I'M
portant purpose in giving to the visitors an idea
of the appearance and dress of the people OF dit-
feren counties. Here is model of the first ship
sent out for the d iscovery of America in the ff-
teenth century.
Sweden's display is similar to that of Norway
Turkeys exhibit is small account of the llerze-
govinian war. Egypt shows rich drapery, saddles,
cabinet work and her national antiquities. The
attraction for the ladies in the Russian exhibit is
the elegant furniture with malachie and idPis
lazuli
Among the many interesting objects i'll the de-
partment Of Tunis is a mosaic hon, supposed to
have been produced during the most fiourshing
period of the history of Carthage. Many mosa-
les were found with this, but through the careless
ness of the workmen this alone was exhumed
without injury. 1t is composed Of small pieces OF
stone one-half Of an inch square and is valued at
5000 in gold.
valued at $4,000
For a full and complete system Of Education
we come to Germany. France shows vast
amount of ornamental goods, among which the
ladies delight to linger and gaze in silent wonder
or with ecstatic and noisy demonstration. Swift
erands geological exhibit is instructive and trans
ports the student to the wonderful Alpine country
Belgium's carved pulpit is a piece of exquisite
workmanship and has five Bible scenes represent
ed in beautiful carvings. Brazil occupies Moor
ish pavilion brilliant in colors and gold. MeSi-
90 cannot be surpassed for the faithful show OF
mining and agricultural products. A large mass
of Potosi silver is valued at S72 900. Canada's
display is proporionate to the immense tract OF
land represented.
Great Britain's display is remarkable for its So
llty, a characteristic of its people, The educa-
tional department of the States in the CALLER
les The lack of catalogue OF these is greatly
felt The geologic annex is on the south side
of the building. But the day is exhausted and we
must leave the other buildings for future visit.
EPSILON. q