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CASU ALTIES.
DROWNED,


8tsctni EfslHtch to TIE Trtbnns.
arAiSDfIELn, H.. It.rc ia boating party
out on 1lurscs'nc Lake, nhpnt ~ uIlcs frntn
tllH city, were catefze,l t1.fs nftrrtnus,. Tlcrc
were fntlr In tllr luat. Thsue were with dill
Guilty rcscc!. md ths fnurtI, q Gcrlnan eap,n-
keeper, named Se1,ork, was drowned 4 Coro-
MRS inquest WIS hrlh this evening, md thu
verdict u accidental drowning returned. The
.lcccn=cl leaves Il wife md family.
FoHT WAYNE, in,l., June 2h-fcstertap
aftrrnnon Martin 1fitc, aecl II years, II htu.ivnt
at Connrla Collese, tirar this rity, wMs 'rt,wI,-
e'l while swimming IN AIaumee kvcr. l!fte was
the sun o. clergyman rat!ing III lcDria, III.
BkooM'SuroS, H., .Juno :!!i.-,john SHIRT
'lnse. sDn Of John l.. Shorthose. residing about
ws 's a~e in IN 'S';l te Aac,tnaw a''' Fi.y i.vsyi
-tIc;r AAcklmwtown on Sunday after.
t'non Il. uloul i O'Clock. al latest
ntisices li's body hail not been fnund. Decreased
WIS ain't!t y or - years "!'l. IL wen, t. TIC
tlr: vicinity II DanyGrs, fur tlie purpoac u:
swimming, end had hut lust entered tllr strran,
WHEN tm way drowned. lIG t. supposed 10 hare
stEangvsl when l,e .nrle t',t first plunge Into
rAcs observed tint hts avllons were frantir, and
that lIe went untlcr With Ills mouth open, wIlic!
led them 10 tl,nk llc was drowning An effort
was made tn save him. hut witlunn SUCCESS.
1NntANAroI.is, june .I.-Mirl!ael Kcifrrs, nj,
cfnilnye HI Smiths brewery, was drowned this
evening, owing to his Inability to swim.
1UHNI3I1 TO DEATH.
NEW YonK, June 23.-sIrs. Larycy McCnrty
mud four Children were badly burned by kcro-
sc,l:- lamp explosion Mt Opdcnsbur. N. j., last
evening. Tic mother and one daughter died
su-day.
Sptcfnf Dispatch to 7ae 7yia4nt.
faDrAasroLls, iMt., June 25.--sfra Henry
kront, resi,linl. ut 337 East Georgia street, was
fatally buried this ornlMg, her clultin takin!,
fire frun, keroscllc lamp, which exploded til
her hauu
spec'al Dipatch to 7z< 75fbune
BLooM1SHT0S, ILL.,, JuIt 25.-Mrs. II. s.
Burns wueh t.ty ahl IL kerusenr tn t,tsIld y fIru
Saturday, set her lto,isc ur fire, and lad one
nrn scruasiy l,arncd. But little dasnagr wus
tlolle to the huusc.
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IlUENEI} TO 1)f.tr1I.


DLooM,Suros, ILL.,, June IA little son Of
John butcher, living near Bloomington died
last night from tusc Of potash eaten by him un
Friday.
x little grandson OF Wiltinm CnIcr, living ut
Downs, ,,a,acd Frost, lasl one Ice horribly
crushed this .nornlng in rutlnwuy, aud will die.
, 1876-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Many beautiful women arp tnlritr.l for tho
major portion u lhe! chata. to t.aruufs 0lyM.
!'an tieaM. III tho faulty e"n!rivaIsh 1t l.nds
dcllcacy the very counterpart Vt n1tu!e. Price, In
lafgu bIttss, reduced to i.
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SERIOUS STARRING AfFRAY.

Shortly before II ocltclS Lust hight dispute
arose In front Ut No. 1S9 Dtkoyan street he.
tween Mike O'Acfl and DeuIs Drcen, md IN tho
quarrel that enaue4 O'Ne1. Who bud brta
, 1876-06-26
cniIRI clRCiIlAR.

HARRISBURG, June 23.-presldent Grant, Mrs.
Orant, aud Gen. Sheridan, accompanied By
Secretary Ca1ncron, LETT for Washington this
evening.
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AstI,lna---TlnusuI,.Iso OF thr worst c1.4es uf
ast.Ina have been relieved b. using Junas Whit.
cuI,b'n 1ttaledy. IN Io caso pf purely Rsth1ustIq
chAEactuf hAs u f4ued u RtfH Ialiel
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THF WEATHER,

WAsH1SGToN, June 15.-Fur the lake region
cooler nort1irrly and possibly opposing warmer
southrrly wIals, stationary barometer, aud gen.
orally clear wcatllcr.
AuMUNN, N. y. June 115s-Tcrrinc hAtI storm
to-day, doing Inugll IarnsG to trees, crops, and
windows. ........
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS. ...
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The New York herald., 1876-01-03

AMOHEN ENrS.
VlHEATRE CoAIQUE.
i 5i4 BROADWAY
BARNEY AND KICKEY
AMBITION and BAD wHlsKEY.
THE LIVING PICTURES
CLASSIC TAHI.EAUX
Miss ELLA WFSNEk Mss VIRGINIA sTrCKNRY
Miss NELLY 81 JOHN. Miss MINNIE a. GRAY
WAYNE and LOVELY WILLIAM BARRY.
CHARLES WHITE and the entire Company NJ
NEW OlIO
THE BABY Elephant AMBITION
BAD WHISkEl New Songs, Dances. &c
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND sArt RpAY
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CUNARD LINR.-B AND n A R NJ 5. p. CO.
with view to diminishing the chances Of collision the
steamers Of ts line take specific for all Of
On The outward passage from Queenstown York or
Boston crossing che meridian OF 80 43 latitude moth
the homeard passage crossing the meridian Of so at
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND
AiGERi1 we'd jan 70 We'd. Jam am 20 s
CABIN 500 and $50 pod sccofdns to &C
steerage and from all parts Europe at very
low rates Freight ana psSsage onies No B9yng Green
JVILsoN LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL
w sailing from pier SO. North River, as follows =
StyGRISo SRRG Jam am 4s So2ThhRRHEs9 oThREsS FsS s
= fir.i cabin SO currency second cabin si5 currency
issued to Continental AID Baltic ports Apply or full par
CHARLES L WRIGHT co. 2e south stree.
ISMAN LINE
Roya Mail steamers are appointed 70 sail a, follow.
poR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CRY Of MoSTkEAL saturdsy Jan is7S - ss2 ~ p T.
CRY OF scHM9Sb saiuriaS i Jam sn % S 1873 lszs
CITY or BROOKLYN ....... Saturday Jan 81 At A. NJ
and each R&ffs o F2 FasSGt gS + S0'h River
Cabin 500 $50 and 500. gold.
Drafts issued At lowest rates
pany aaee No Is Bro soassy ns[' business 'P'y the com
F9r sseerags passage 80 Broadway pier 45 North
JOHN DALE. Agent
GrATE LINE-TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL DUBIIN
> BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
- -. - sailing from Eagle pier. Hoboken, n J.
STATE or VIRGINIA. A............... Thursday Dec 70
STATE OF INDIANA ................ Thursdav Ian Ia
and every alternate Thursday thereafter First cabin $50
$40 and 80 return tickets s12O Second cabin S45 re.
turn tiekets so stserage q lowest Apply 70
AUSTIN, BALDWIN co. Agents, No. ~ Broadway.
steerage oace. No. 45 Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Com9auys pier, foot Of Second street Hoboken
-
NECkAk. .........Jan 3 lHOHENSTAUFFENJan. ~
Rates ot passage from New York TO Southampton Havre
First Cabin $780, gold Second Cabin SEQ gold steerage
$50. currency.
Return tickets AZ reduced rates
Prepaid steerage certificates, x32, currency
For freight passage apply 20
OELRIChs Co. No. Bowling Green
AosT DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO HOI-
Il LAND. BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND
&C. &C. VIA ROTTERDAM
January
These beautiful steamers carrying United States
10 the Netherlands, are great avorites with The public
Irps regular; rates low comfort and living perfect
For freight For uas.a0e
FCNCH EDYE co f. W NORRIS
~ BrOaJwAH
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A BOND OR CERTIFICATE FOR
IL First Mortgage Premium Bond Of the
INDUtTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY BOUGH
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
MUSICAL.

A REFINED YOUNG LADY LATELY ARRIVED
a from Germany who is excellent artist and neust
desirous Of obtaining Al once place church singer
best reference Offers please address " MesaTs J. sCbU
BERTH CO. 2s Union SQUARE
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

MARIE TILLwANN CO.. or PARIS, IN.
~ porters OF nne Millinery successors Mine. A..
Michel 423 9th av., 2Cth 81 Latest light shades
Dress Hats
DLAITTNG, sHIRHiNO. EMBROIDERING AC., BY
steam while waited for work done for The trade At low
}. II. BBOWN if East i4Ih ST. opposite Academy
Of Music.
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMgsEMENTs- z PAeE--75th and eth coils.
AsTk0LoGY-2D as seSs PAeE-5th col
hiLLJ 81 . Akbs-zp , =, rAeE-eih col ,..,,
H00AsbbEks i WANfED-2p q PAsE4b AID on co.'s col
BRooHLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAGE-Sd
HTslSEss ETyslSEss 9oIPFF9EgTuNITIEs-7rlPF .F P4sT %
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-2D PAGE-5d col
eSdd1rciN1p Sd1cnNFg ZNb PAeSs ssl PAessd col
COAsTWlsE STEAMSHIPs-isr PAcE-4th col
D8NefnS;Ss g 1u1s AcApESIEs- ss Pacr-eth COL
DWEI.l.iEG HOUSES 10 LET, FURNISHED AND UN-
EuRoFEAN sTEAMsHIPs-lsT PAcE-sd and 4th coils.
EisHscIzi.D7lS Ep19Fh1iIp TiGI,.sSa P.SH co.,
FURNISHED Rooms AID APARTMENTS TO LET
FuRNiruRF-sn Pacr-6,h COL
iIELr WANTED-FENALEs-2p PAeE--2d col
HELP wANTED-NALEs-2D PAgE-sd eol
uORsEs CAkRIAGEs. 6C.-lsr PAcE-2d and Sd coils.
ii0tsKs. Rooms. &C. wANTED-2D PAsr-5th col.
iNSTRUCTl0N-aD PAcE-6th col
GiH REtL ESTATE FOR sALE-2p PAes-sd col
LOST AND EoUNp-lsT PAGr-lst col
a42eBi.s -MfkYTrHHIs,@can 'i'A PAeT@oth Ig- COL
TiiiisfRY AND DREssnAKING-ls1 Paer-4th col
aisCELLANEOUs ADyERTisEMENrs-srH PAer-0th
MlseEiIAyEovs- PAcr-5,h col.
nVsiCA % 81 "a CAiTis5 4 - f4eE-4'b 8. - eel.
si1s6FoRTEs, ORGANS, &C..-isr PAGr--5th col
rhossLsssioNAh SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
rRofFRfY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
KENI-2n PAGE--3d col.
kkAlA GSIAIE TO LAGH ANGE-2p PAcE-3d col
REAL EsrAIE WANIED-2D PAGE-5d col
kENARDS-Isr PAGE-Ist col s--
SALES AT AUCTioN-lsT PAGT-3d col.
s1TuATIONS WAETED-MALES-2D PtGE--3d col
BPECIAL NQrICES-lsT PAcK-lst and % coils
RrORAGE-9n PAGT-5th col.
THE TRADES-2n PAGE-3d sol.
TEE TuRF-lsr PACR-2Q col
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOsESr-2p PAeR-4h
TRAVELLERS GUTDE-op PAGF-Gth col
UEFuKNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2p PACT-fth col
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.-2D PAGK-5th col
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAyANA LorTERY.-NRxT DRAWING JANUARY 7
II 1915 For partisuars sc, address r. MARTINEZ
mot rear basement n BIB MARTINEZ brother Of the
late j. b. has no connection With anybody in New York
X CHRONIC cATARRH, DEAFNESS, NEURAL,
N. na permanently cured by Or Keck's wonderful
method consultation and trial free send for circular only
10Y GYf f''N 'i'' p West r"''''o''n street Dr. E.
L PARKS EMERSON 4 co. AGENTS FOR,
N Kentucky state Lotteries, drawn daily
Ksn,eeky single Npmber Lottery drawn January 20 is7e
addressing PARIS CO. iso BToad%sy s room BOY
5,272 Post Office. Private ofice attached.
ohhce hours, A NJ, to7P.M
L SINGLE NUMBER STATE LOTTEEY
N. Grand Distribution,
sINSoNs. DICKINSON a co. Managers
Whole tickets $40
All prizes paid in full without on aae eedgetion 90
Royal Havana Of Cuba draws u Jsngary.
200 Broadway boN s69 Post Office
I Asst DAY
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BONDS
FOR SALE
u East seventeenth street,
ONCE Of the COMPANY
No investment before
caersd in the unled States so good.
ruTchaSgs. gpp'' s' male
10 participate
whole Bonds, $40 sac4
Quarter Bonds. - each.
4Ss 4s5s ti% aSF buy SsS y y 6s',sasss 1sssla5G.
Bond. purchased Of the ec2psay a y East lh st. %
A. wELLEs 81 University place Are guaranteed as good
Monday to-dayl T. the last opportunity Allotment GER
'"'" iSDGsTRrAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
II East l7ih st.. between Broadway and 9'h av'
n Yotice : hereby given ihat Thomas IL Nyen, the
city e6oten in the county Of hudson state Of New err
the equal benefit Of his creditors and that said
affirmation within the term term Of Ihlee months ,.,,
bfc. g, 60
DoyAL HAVANA LoTTERY.-NEXT DRAWING
eashed, Information furnished Highest rates paid for
20 ii wall st.
no AGGRIEyED LIFE INSURANCE PoLTCY HOLD.
ers-Parties wishing redress oF Of life insurance
6fS Post Office, New York
TIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF fnE NUMBERS OF
the Eastern Dspensary in the city OF New York, for
Monday eyenn Jsnnary 3 is7a in tie dspensary rooms
Essex Essex ssSSSs RYMoSb Seefs'sy
d : LAST GRANGE. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
'pC. Company $50 Premium Bonds CTholesl. participat
NJ blanks Ss 6ace suo open until P T H. Monday aS G. W
LEErE CO, 20 Broadway
Ok PREMIUM BONDS, $40 EACH WILL SELL
drawing place No II East I7.h ST. evening OF
uary 3, 1876; capital prize 100000
wM L. MARCEY No fall ST.. for Hayward.
Gao OOO HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWING
'DCfJ.UUU. January z; whole tickets, $i6,
rency; circulars free. JOSEPH BOTBS, 2O1 Broadway
room 5, or box 2.1sl Post office.
THE TURF.
L'LEETWOOD MONDAY.-NEW YEAR SPORT: TROr-
ting; three races; first Red Cloud and ST. George;
George and john third race Revenge Panic Miss
Drew. Blind Boy and Mayer. JOHNSON BROS.
The New York herald., 1876-01-03

OLD DOMINION sIEAMsHIP COMPANY.
" . sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesday, Thurs
Gays and saturdays at p NJ connecting with the virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line. Pedpons
Ar Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and With .he com
stea lines interior points North Carolina aud
Virginia Newbern and Washington. y. G. via Noriolk
every tuesday Thursday and Saturday ..
Lewes Del Monday and Thursday a. 7. ", connecting
with Maryland aud Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpasse9 A.. -. .t-.. -.
Through passage tickets and bills of Adns =. ~ po ~
lowest rates Insurance Norfolk &c y pe cent Iesnt
daily AZ er al North River General omces ld7
Greenwich street p'' n l. McOEEADY, President
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

IDDSI UFFIJE NUTICE
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday Jan.
nary s, 1876 will close Al this ONCE tuesday NJ
iof Europe Nevada on Wednes
day ". for Europe per PArtha via Queens
town; Thursday u 80 A NJ ior Europe Der steaner
haier via southampton aud bremeus Saturday AZ III A
n, Tor England Wales Ireland and France per Gamer
Celtic via Queens0vn ~ A. NJ Tor Scotland direct
per steamer Ethiopia Glasgow aud AZ IN A NJ Tor
France direct steamer France Havre and Al m 10
NJ Tor Europe per Neckaf ptou and
Bremen Y l. LAHE2 Postm Aster
The New York herald., 1876-01-03


LNLEETWOOD MONDAY-NEW YEAR SPORT; TROT-
ting; three races; first. Red Cloud and ST. George
ond George and John third Revenge Panic Miss
Drew. Blind Boy and Mayer JOHNSON BROS.
The New York herald., 1876-01-03

TOP ROAD WAGON FOR sALE-HAvING DIS
posed Of my horse, would like
top Road Wagon and Harness; have been only
timea ApplY the shoe store 9Th ISfh
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without bringing relief until they change
their own llnbis.
Tho whites Mt the Sontl. muat tnke OF
thoir conts nnt1 "a to wnrk like tho wlIitca Mt
tho NORTH, II they wonld rnrtake Of tho PROB
perity Of tito North. lilo native Americans
Of tho Northern Statea might M vol expect
to 1.-Two entirely upon tho labor of tho for
oigner as for tho Southern whitos to 1.-Two
upon tho labor Of tho blacks. Wo Of tho
North wonM DO pooror and moro wroschod
tlian tho aoutllcrnerH II VIC intln1gcd our-
aolvcs In tho salno habits. Tho Soutl'-
orners hayo all tho advantages Of clf-
mato md soil; tho Banlo amount
Of labor will produce moro thoro, and tho
cost Of clothing. s'loltor, anl living is foss
II tho now generation OF negroes aro not
working rs woll as tho old generation,
brought mp to 1t nnt1or the las1l, 1t Is because
i'll their Independence tloy aro Initiating tho
slotllful habits Of tho white mon. Tho
Southorn whites must 60 to work to support
themselves; If tho negroes won't work, lot
thom starve. Bnt two-ilftlta OF the ropu1n.
tion cannot, md noyor will ngain, support
tho ontiro pooplo, with thrco-fifths living iu
idoncxB mud cxpcctaut luxurious Indulgence.
Tic sooner tho whites of tho South 1clluowl.
cdgo this, tho quicker may thoy oxpoct q re.
turn Of prosperity.
, 1876-06-26

PERSONAL

Seymour II looming up.
The graduating class of Harvard numbers 120.
Amherst graduates soseuty.four "men" this
year.
Fifty TIM sossows Of the poor "orphans" to.
night.
Is thcre Great Unknown In tho Alayosalty Ques.
tton alHo9
Henry u. Payno Ia alm Co.'s candidate for tho
Presidency.
Fuclos lsl1t IL Cousin SpanIarA Of Wild Bill and
NutIa!u bill.
''Massachusests Will plcnse tako notice" that
l}lainc's frtcn'!a arc InI!aefcet.
l,e,nostlcncs lll1lret IL practicug osatory, like
his great prototype, by tho sa'l sca.wayss.
- Massachusetts will pleaao .aks notice that the
weather in Chicago Wa unplcasantly warm ycateF-
day.
Eugene Halo has beeu renominatcd for Congrcss
He !s u frIunl Of Blaiue, and s0n'in'faW OF Z4eh
Chandler.
Thu now Sultan Of Turkey speaks French with a
charming 4cceut, and lifts beautifully In tho Gre
elm style.
we hops Massachusetts will not forget to observe
that thu Chicago bAsc. bali Club wkllopcd tue Au-
tuals saturday.
.'l,etrcuchment und Dountcs"-the Democratic
motto-h!tcbcy together like "The old aag and oil
appropriation"
'.Your President can neseE be. "-lIorai1
Seymour, trtue enough. But how you would Ike
to b., l!osatlo'
This IL not thu SEASON for s'lnaKnetsm In poll.
tics, lIayes IL not "nagnctic." lIe u merely
llonest and Wise.
rho Young Mcu'a Christian Association OF Dos.
ton waa to huld religious servica III j. r. 1iar.
nuu's clreus.teat yesterday. ~ tbs way, II l. I
, 1876-06-26
THREE INEFFICIENT cQNGREssMEN.

1dAEE 2NEE 4kAGNA NnHNAS3soSAAA-'s
BARNEY CAu1r1E1D, GARTER 11ARn1sos, n'ld
7. V. LIZ h1oYSE ought To lis ashamed to como
bnck to their constituency nftor having desn-
onstratcd their utter inbccility by tho failure
to sacure All appropriation for going on with
tho work on the Chicago Custom-1louse. 4
s;nglo momber FROM st. I,o,lis-Mr. EnAaTus
WE1ra-hns rot IN appropriation OF quar-
ter Of a million for tho st. Louis Custoni-
1Iouse, but ho hns been doing something
else beHides Investigating and speecls-rnak-
ing. 4 aolf-mndo man, Il practical worker,
md devoted to lis own constituency, ho hns
inatlo himself NJ popular md ,'seful In Con-
gross as Mt home. Ono such nlan in Con-
eross is worth ~ much rs scoro OF rAttc-
I,raiued partisans Ar,clt rs Chicago has sent to
Washington. Why, CHARLEY FAHwEIr,,
though Republican mud in tho minority,
would have got tho appropriation naked
for, md which is absolutely necessary
aud entirely fair, If lie Inns not been
displaced by tho 1'auper vote controlled ny
tho county thief K,MaIntr. Tho people Of
Chicago arc not likoly to forget threo Dc'no-
cratic Congressman who cannot accomplish
rs much with their own pnrty majority rs
ono Republican Congressman
Frequently during the session the Chicngo
| pooplc hnvo Ind OCCASION to blush Mt tho
proposterous incaracity Of their Congress-
mon, md constantly Mt their misrcprcscntn-
ton of groat, progressive city like this.
Starting from tho time when 1IANn1soN Hat
| by nnl listened to DEs 1I1LI malignfng his
| constituents, and when DANsEy CAuLR1ELp
oven tried to bolster up the Confederate
libel In his answcr to BLAINE, tho Chicngo
people hnvo bccn disgraced by their Demo
| cratic congressman rs vol Ms misroprcsontcd
in their politics. CAuLrIELD has bcen spend
ing his aiino in smiling out scandals Which,
when run down, proved tho vcriest farcos.
1IAnu1soN Inns been mailing himself the
taughing-stock Of Cougross by btlnglina
Bpcechos, in which ho thought his
blundera passed for wit. And L,
AToyxE appears to lave been Huck
lug lis th,imbs ever since 1lo rolo init
unexpected honors by the mid of pnupo
vote. but tho worry first and only occasior
WHOM it VIM thought that tho Democratic
politics Of these Congressman might bo o
HOMO benefit to Chicngo, by securing from
Do,nocsatio Congress what should lnvo beel
givcn o. matter Of right in any ovont, thcs
three old crows aro found nitting up in I
higl, branch OF n tall troe without my par
or influence In Congress, The people o
Chicago will bring them down ut tho ver,
next shot, If tho Democrats want to p,,
them up for game. Tho probability Ii, how
ever, that tho De1ocrats Of Chicago will b
as much disguised with those throe incon1
potonts as tho Republicans, mud tho poopl
will not ovon llayo tho satisfaction Of dofoat
; ing them ut tho polls.
, 1876-06-26

The pleasant Co.nmenccmont-season has
come around agair, and all ovor tho land, i'll
colleges, universities, academies, seminarios,
higll-schools, and bonrliug-schools, the
"swecs girl-grailuates" aro reading their
pretty sentiments, aud vcaly young ora-
tora aro examining grave and reverend
soignours with startling truiR5ns mud th1oaa-
baro com1nonplaces with as mitch rcfrcHil-
ing oarnestnoss M it they wero newly coined
ideas issuod for tho first time. OF course all
this must bc, iuco there is nothing new un-
dor tho sun. Wliilo tho gray heads may
s,nilo at tllis youthful oarnostneas aud scri-
ousncss, they hass only to look back n sow
years md re1nember that they n}so vaporEcd
md vaticinated to their cldorH. who havo long
boon sleeping III thu cllurchyard. Wo pro-
sumo this pleasant mud harmless custom will
obtain until tho Millennium. Until GAumEL
blows lis trump thoro will not bo wanting
young Observation-Disclosures to impress
their elders with tho dignity OF labor, lie
nobility of patriotism, the valor Of tllB To-
,naus, and the culture Of the Greeta.
There will not DO wanting charming young
creaturoa in tl.mity md furbelows to paint
tho glowing colors OF tie horizon Of youth,
| and idcalizo and Acntimontalize over the no.
tives, aeta, and purposes of this nauglEy
world, mud to make astonishing flights
through their own upper atmosphere OF peo-
try md Imagination. ALL this il well, II not
original, and right, though not exactly real
Tho young ladies' will now turn tAoir attoa-
ton to othor duties, They are to nnko their
Appearance in society for a short tino, drosa
woll, poBo wcll, sing we'll, dance wo1l, AID
firt well. The pretty butterflies will havo q
gny timo Of it ilutsorny from flower to flower.
They will eas OF anl,roBla and aip Of noctr
for littso time, bnsk III tho sunshine anl
sloop iu the roses, until son.o ono cartrrei
thc,n, md life then commences In grayos
koy and nlowor tompo. Tho now life will
bring with 1t tlntiea Of the household md
carts Of children, u thousand little toilson.'
burdens, md IN oldlcssly recurring
round OF ernoting lahors, which aro al
tho moro burlonsomo because they ar
stnall and necessary. Tlore is no toi
10 wearing M TINT which must 10 don
each day between tho rise aud &c
of sun, whetllor 1t rnins or the leat
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small breochos to mend aud stockings /
J lar.,, serynnt-gizls to be wrcstled with, IT
fractory husbands to DO subjugatcd, nex'
! door neighbor Janglos, sn,oky chimney.
husbands relations To be plRcated, flies an
nsosquitooD an.l spiders to be conquered, grt
i cers' and butchers bills to be disputed, n
u ceipta to bo written for tho Saturday I'R11
} usE, back-achos to be endured. and such
| getting up aud down stairs, that 1t will nj
: bo long before tho tired Mrs. Smith will +
1 down sono night md wonder how she coul
e Syer hayo written that stuI about the rost
; in tue pathway, tho rainbows on tho horizo,
: tho music Ut tho spheres, etc.. etc. IL
u young nen aro about to take their places
l. active workers in tho oou,nunity,-some
It cure souls and othtrH to euro bodies, some
It dispense justiuo and some to dispense vii
= 1t, some to 90 to Congreas and sons TO 60