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MICHIGAN.
Educational tntlStlcs-Tho StnsO pria-
CONGRATULATIONS Of ofludlnna-ThuN Now

Educational lstatlstlcs-Thc s,nsc pr,a-
on-rtvaltxntton nnxIndlnu.rr r.rv
f,nn,tn,. A'"''
s,t.,ct c.,r1,nord<n.. A., nh. r,,r,,, a.-th,,a.
'1'.. III I.. =, M v'''suaa ts0""s'
A'Aahtaa' M1ea'' JAIL o4'-lHo report ot tue
superintendent Of Public instruction for tho
Echool-yonr 1875 ahowRs Numbnr Of chlldren
Attending school, Ns. .624.-an }norasse Of ia o18
oxor ~ ,,st rsnort, r,,.a,ar ~ h,,d;,,s. ncn
''.s s"e tas. nn ope' n.uo' ~ eoaio'.sn' a o''u'
being Ut mere; teachers, l2,4CS,-l87 moro
tho average wages per month chow dcaxoaso
for male toachcrs Of sl,1o. sud an increaso for
fcaa!o Of slu; amouut raid for tsactsrs,
"ases & %A.'ooo,e. TO-. ~. aaneo on nses, ebto lsy
two-m,l! ta1: s6os.oa4; Urinary School fund
s2l7774i tuition Of non.rsedcnt scholars, ss7,-
4i3 district tA1es, e. $40 058 ralaod frou other
sources. fss, ,745s total. ~ le3 92.-bsing s55,-
838 more than for Tue preyouB year. l}annco
8eDt. @, 1875. e05G, ,7G8. Bonded laht Of tho dis
trlc.s 81, ,728, ,45d,
Tho Inspectors Of the Michigan State Prison
report tile average number Of ceitY1cts Gltt,nl,
tho ,iBcal year at 7aa. closing with 7Bs; SOL woro
received and Isl discharged; OF thusa racolyod,
we're sentenced to solitary confinement, Rud q
wore convicted Of murtor 10 tho secoud degEee.
'0ood. tins" IN partially rgactsced 10 tho ilstt-
tnslon. Expenditures. eD3,Gll, indebtedness.
Xl4,273; inventory $3G Act: net ealnip1R. siO.
400. Tie Chaplain oalIH special sttention to tho
alarming lncreasa Of cr1tno, wLich, no says, IL
due to Hpcrsonnl Indulgence sud social iute5.
courne."
Indian Agent Uatta, in hin rapport to tho Com.
mtsnlonern. uay., "In tho Indians OF Michigan
, 1876-02-03

SsRt6 temperance CohTGM&t01s
Tbs Temperance Reform Clubs Of the State NJ
Illinois Will hold Btato Deogato Temperance
Noform Club Convention In the City Ut Start.us,
Ill.,, commencing on Wednesday, Feb u, ut 10
o'clock o. M. aud continuing throo days.
Thts organization IL non.polisica! mud non
soctarian. We bolloyo. tho best method to do
ushEeR OF hoee!y. and practice lore, charity, 0utl
good tbiii to,rard al men. We confidently be-.
llero tho worlds Kedeamcr vii! add His llons-
ing, aud perfect f1iB truth In onr hearts, H. i'll
decd, NO will "Do unto all mon Us no would
they should do unto uB."
Delegates representing tho lleforn1 Clubs
Of the Riatn will bo entertained iruu
OF cost by tie ci,izons Of Rtosliug. Wo earnest.
ly f1opo and tEuat all tho lloform Clubs In tho
btato Will be represented. Eynsy Club III onLt-
tied to throa delegates. All Clubs that expect to
send daIeEstoH are requested to report to J. II,
tioofatitor, proBl4ent Ut ftorln; Temperance
Nafotm Club on OF before Fob. 10, 1876. that
pEpoor arrangements may be uisdo for their Cla-
teEtainment, No guarantee for entertainment
can ha 1nado for thoao who do not rpport-
All organizations and friends OF lcl1noranc0
arc cordially Invited to be present.
Fr.ncla MaEphy. Itcsror. III j., II; lEnoiaitslrr,
1eohhps. TsnrarAlco ltaform Club, htrrlus; ". 7.
tes, President Temperance Reform Clul. frtcs,rt.
Frud Fxtri4. President TeMPcrAnad Reform tub,
QaleahnrEs John Collier, President Teinpnranca Nu-
@ snes Kefea h oiaS, hoei,osd co "wsii f..
retAry Temperance i form Club Itockturl; u.oras
Hayder, presldens I6lnperanec Reform Club, Aiu1s-
,n9uh ". y. Fa!teF, 1Te4dtns Teupessnce Itafurln
o!ab L,aAoa: nr. MsoI.saI; rsssids;!, Tsmles.urs
Temperance ltsfosrn Club, colcss.
Etx44 p4p4fX p}s1Ae copy,
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LouIsr1LIr, Ky., Feb. AIR. uallau called
tho a.touton OF tho House to-day to charge
published In Cincinnati newspaper that female
conv!cts IN tho Kentucky Ponttentlnry had been
punished by whipping and exposure Of thoir
persons, and moved tho appointment OF COM
mistco 70 Investigate, but Withdrew Ills motion
on the statement Of Mr. Didwell that tho COM
mitteo OF reniten.iary had already inquired into
tho matter. TIoro il no foundation for Buch
rpCnrk
, 1876-02-03
OHIO.

CoLuHnus O., Fob. 1.-In tho Hcnato to-dhy
Sennto billa ~cre passed to forbid hunting upon
inclosed laula without permission OF the owner;
to limit the tlmo fer commencing action to ro-
vfeo Judgments to twentyo-uo yeh1a.
In the House BILLS were introduced to author-
izo Courts OF Common Pleas TO sontonco prison-
ers TO work-houses for the first otIense, when
the terms Of service do not exceed three ycats,
aud to amend tho County Salary law 10 ~ to In
crease the pay.Auditors, Clerks She1lfs, Pro-
bate Judge, and Recorders.
, 1876-02-03
an IMPORTANT LITTER.

Elts psuninsnt gentleman and resident e Cueoa,''
IT,, tu4 tbs past IEy vol kh1Hn 10 tho AaHsPs2
uub!lahssa throughout lag up!tad Stats,
-.. NEW .,ld, Oct. Il. $50. :.
IN. KAnwAy-rEAn BEn; AM tndMcntt u scns, q
sMklns u xss !podistno on ny.st 70. suss1al }c.n
ust eoa Il e. eo paaa.
9 n.ost tarsibly AnsolnS ahsa.e which tia pys9oisa
tamuAtlaa 81 ths kdaoys Ana bladdsr. id xssa . -
s ssfasn "a
h5settu. tat hat t.kaa l.Efa 9aeptiY q sssd!snS
had read Of %stoui.hug cutss bayn! bssa .s 1eat
taaaS ,S1: ssssa1 sssas
;toetod % pfrton wbo had ionx hes9 sa!ssrins = ha
parlta. Asaotvent ltesJI hsIIe and Iaeaaslnx p!.-
snA rDnnsnos tskInx Ilun4. IN thrso dam gfsA
e. ". dAsiEX, Cincinnati. o.
, 1876-02-03

4 company h&s Loeu formed IL London. Eng,
tot ths purpose of constructing rsilTays IL
CAins, whore 1t the present tina there arc uona.
The A1st saperlmant will conaist OF = line w
miles loug, between Shanghai and Woosang.
ContEAotS for its construction have boon mada
aud part ot ths material IL gu ths ground. Tho
gsuge will BE- 4 feat 9 inches, Il IL confidently
e1peatad that ths experiment will prove = auo-
cess. ~ ths novelty OF rapid tEsnHit alono win
draw la1Ga amount Of passenger traffic, Tha
BY July ntxk
, 1876-02-03

creased by tho following changes, Stono cornins
and hAlustrade, es5000, change tn roof, e8,207 /;
stops. 3l50H intoEior anIsh 81. 7o4 !; hoattox
and ventilation, f1,7a7. Samuel dardiner
United Station Electrician, submitted = proposal
for supplying for tho now Capitol electric wirta
for lighting Has, and communicating betvcrn
The different departments. Should tin Weather
bo favorable, tie tnason-Mork Will bs resumed
about tho tat Of April
, 1876-02-03
DR.. RADW.AY'S
Regulating Pills

pusSs regulates puttts. e!ga1Y. a44 .Aaastaen !ss
Li1sr. l,o~.ls. Kia4s,s, hladsr Mssra4s p.sst;s',
cs4.uhs coasuvatt2p. oVstttunsa ladizostlOa I4 Z.
toxoIs, P.as aud Ill erAn4snsats the lMtesesl "
csIa, Hart1nted 70 ste0t tsttss c1rs- Passil stx
oss- ObAYFts tho lal!vxps ayupteua xsSuIups tran
p.utdss 4 shs nx.s!s;a. a 11ssan, ,.,oo II, Ii.
Had NCidity OF tha htouAot. Neusea. teAttasu D!r
quit u Eoxat Fusaso II Walsht u H. sta9ash. h.as
~ ssns!af g: Hstd 4q;hfsA .aa Se,ssa.
:h:u q sx fsSt' n3si u # II. Ks
tls r.. P.is Il H. ala; cfPaa: lab' ''a
low de.ss ei nADW4X'S s!li !fse ths Hstats
from iii jks dsofe4s, Fses :s esats "
bo4. Eo1 ty dsuGxlala-
Itend "Falso and Truo,"
esnd o., lsttsr.t.up to RApwAy / qo,, NJ. y
,t M1ts:s.ss :: ~ ~ st 1sslHsaas rsa aa4A'a
, 1876-02-03
AFRICA,


ENNUEl5{
LoSDoN, Fob. $3.50 q. tn.-AaV1ces from tho
Cars Of Good Hope report that tho Zambcst
mission 1lae aucceedod In placing \ steamer on
Lake Ny&nz4. Bovon hundred nttiyes wcrr en-
ployod to carry tho weasel past tho Mdrchtson
cAt&rActE.
, 1876-02-03
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Every drop o. tbs HAfsaps.Isn Hnso1yent couatnuaL
sa !asc. ths systeu. II veot is f9r Il 1sp.lss
he91'us s!ph;i!s. pon. x.aduaE dls.sso.
eua1ses ltSm tho ears ~ tho iofns .! sila a.
1bou'n er5slpela.. sehe Gsn spo.. worms the eh.
tMn.1a' chnSsss Ia ~ wami md all xsakeninx aa1
we.tsa 1T tho ~ psc!us an within o p4r.sl!s
wt nsnse to nsnx sor chas dlseas, II
ii tno pstion daily hccousnE reduced by tho wa'tss
nnd decomposition that il 1ooktnpally progrelus,
viii srss! naie Tom hes,thy biood md hi. q
for when nnco hs ronsrdJ ls work ot pui.
Sat!nn :nd s,'cesed. IN alnt,tn9 10 loss II w..ts
fes hls2lf RruuIns letter and sEpnSeE, tho food d.
Festtng hutter. appetite upsovia. and csh and vcttat
Not enly doe. tho Bas4parllI!an Meaolsent c4co al
onsitutioaa and Skin disoases but It II thu oaiy w
tire rpIp for
, 1876-02-03
HUNGARY.
LYING ~ 8TATE.

LoSoox. Feb. IA dispatch from Penth dhJs
tho Ieoplo bs thousands are Aocklng to takc a
last Wow Of tito rema,ns Of II. Daak. Tho mem-
bets Of tho Hungarian Dict watch tho body.
, 1876-02-03

- Tt QFFIETAE REPCHT5.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Fob. 3-1a. u1.-For tho
South Atlantic States, Middle States aud 1.oaor
Lakca falling barometer, northeast to south
cast winds, slowly rising temperature, iucrcus-
ing clou1iness. aud, IN tho Inst district, possibly
spoW.
For tho Upper Lakeu, Upper M!ssisalppi, and
Lower missouri Ealeys. falling barometer.
south to east winds, slightly warmer aud geueE-
aliy cloudy weather, and occasional Bnow. fol-
loved by rising barometer, decidedly cold. clear
weather, northwcstoriy winds, diminishing in
force. and followed BY eas.erly winds and fall
Ing barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
tas1cAuo. Feb. ,.
, 1876-02-03
FRANCE,


ELECTION PROTESTS.
PARIS, Feb. IA correspondent tntin1atos
that tho protests wllicll hnvo boen filed agnnss
illegal acts In Tho Senatorial eloctous hfo moro
numerous and important than 1t hsat reported.
, 1876-02-03

Nr, Bon Do Dar'a Nicauber IL not = pcrfcctly-
rounded personaton like hts Fa,staG. It has
s1cessea sud doHcicpclOa. The burlesque is at
timen carried beyond proper bounds, and tho
substantial goodnea5 OF Aicau5er Ia not always
manifested as it might bo. But tho Micd,cbcr Of
Mr. De Bar ia still sufficiently faithful portrait
for recognition and tho revival OF pleasant recol-
loction. 11o nixca punch and Ainga soug
with tho grace Of our old acquaintance; no nur-
sues aud catches I7eep with proper Aonse Of lila
own Importance nnd tho magnitude Of tho task /;
his heroic spirit doea not desert him when ho
couftonts Hep faco to faca and, In tho last
scene Of all, ho prepares for lis journey to Aus
tsalia with perfect confidence Ia "the resourcea
of tho country" aud hls ability to develop thon
Tic vosld-and especially Tho New Worlds full
Of Aicam1er& Anerica has swarms. Of thon.
Tho Htteota OF Chicago SEQ them oyery
therefore, II Mr. Do Dar a. Micamler
should not touch responsive chord somewhere
iu tho loatt Of his audience. WG woro glad to
soe him do so last night, aud to know that hls
admirable noting was appreciated by thoao pres
ont az It deserved to be.
IA was generally anticipated, the supporting
parts wers much batter takon In this play than
in - Henry ~" Had ii not baeu for Mr.. Ed
win Browne, who waa cast for Uartd CoPMr}lelI,
It might hayo beap said that tho play WAS wol
rendered. He WAS tho fly In the ointment. tho
ounce Of sour In pound Of aweot, tho one
thing not neodful. l1n drosaed Daeid ns poor
Tha wosst I ot Il 1 Sas .hss t6e it Inevitable M bapa
raa On tho etage almost during tho eutire play.
Mr.. eo5mour'a LyiaA iieep was tho star-pais In
the pieco. Hon Do lar himself ws2 not moro
conapcuousIy good. 1t is 30 uHual a
by Mr. Seymour that he ia ia danger
sometimes Of not getting tho orodi. ho dcseFvos.
Lot ua mark hia performance lust night ~
especially pleasing. Tbe Little Emily Of Mrs.
Murdoch, tho Martha OF Miss Carroll, tho Detsy
1rotscood Of HRS. 6toneall, tho Daniel Fego.ty Of
hlr. 0oHain, and tho Ham Of Mr. johnson were
accepsably rendered. Mr. sidnoy Young. too,
u Afr. lYickfeld. dressed and acted hia lttlo
church. yard Bccuo In particular being beautiful
ly put On lie stage. Tonight and at tho nat.-
| neo Of Saturday " Micawber will bo repeated.
, 1876-02-03

ROME.
uoENt,G}fOE,

Lo1poI, Feb. IA special from. Berlin says
1Iobon[olio has had conference with Antonelli.
and It fs stated that he has requested an audi.
epce with tho popo.
, 1876-02-03

6ntelaI Ni1paseh "a Tia EhteaQI JrIbHAe-
LANSING, htioh,, Fob. 2.-Tho following, IA tho
batanco Of tho Stato Treasury for tho month Df
January 1870:
Hsance Dee. 81. 1870. i6.................$ 911h7a. IN
Receipt8 for tic month III Da5.9
Total. 81 ,aA, III. It
Disbursements A,..................,..,.. 1I7lU.Hl
ualanee Jan. 81, 1876. 0l04.1.15
, 1876-02-03
SPAIN.

FAMILIES FLEEING 1STo FRANCE.
DAyoNNr, Fob. 2.-Ahny Spanish families 4ro
toe!ng to France. TAo CatllsIa continue to
ehnlt San SnbaAtan.
sAsrAaDkn, Feb. 2.-Gsne. Quosada aud
Iona have united their forces near Mlbao, and
arc advancing Into the interior OF 1liAcay s,antah
aud the liyef Ne1stun haYe been frsetl Of sl.a
E&riista, The19 IL great sctlsfky RAl bxcita-
1nent In Bilbao. The Carist forcea a1o bouR
massed betweeu bilbao aud Durango, and III
front Of Ban Heha1tiau.
yKRA.
4 telegram from 1run saJs tho capture Of yegh
by Hanco'a division IL imminent.
ANAx MEMS.
MADRID, Feb. 2.-0en. Niyors has captured =
C..ltst position near Estcsa. Tho CAt!lstx In
l'lsoay are retreating upon Zo1noza- Gen. Mat
tluez Campos IL 1t Etzardo.
DENIAL.
HEsp1IE, Feb. 2.-Qen. Trssany denies ths
Ieppsts Of hta dslectlou FROM the Cssllst cAuse.
, 1876-02-03
PORTUGAL
EMANCIPATION,

Lospoy, fsh. 2.-A special 3rozn Lisbon an-
saancas lhAt thu Chamber OF peess has voted
, 1876-02-03
iIAlY.

TIE C1N.Hu CARNIVAL.
YlPIEs, Fob. 2--Grsst preparations are uhk-
log here for the carnival, tie lst snca tbs oreT.
throw Of tho BouSbona.
yXaUriU1.
Indications OF speeiy eruption from lit,
Ysauvlua ase steadily incFeas,ng.
, 1876-02-03

= TN THE WEST. - =
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Feb. 2.--Ilumphreys' tistlo
Wharf-boAt sunk lust night. She will b saved.
Tho atorm yesterday caussd great destruction
In tho low lands below. Ten farms were swept
nearly paro mtlea above Mount Vernon. Tho
fate Of tho ocoupanta ia unknown. Ono family
WAS 1oscuod from second.story windows by the
Bteamur EIoronce Lee.
, 1876-02-03
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and lsomb Dlsea.cs Gravel, DlAbates, Dtos<
sours9e nj wAtart neoatinnuce ot utpe. bslEhts DIP
tAsr. Abumtnurat and in all whore there ttl
da.tdens.,s q. tho sa,sr i thlsk: sonay eiTed W & H.
'k. tlofc .narbt. dark hloua appearance. nd
whilo boncdnst isHnsts, and when thaTa ptckllnk
hFnIng sensation Mhen pasang MAtas aud pAIn tbs sA
Of tho back aud along the lotus.
, 1876-02-03
FEVER AND AGUE.

Tcvst and Afae cured f., my eents Theirs I. uot,
aud al nher na'sr!n,s bilIrs aeasst, .ypold ss|oT
and 'ther efers fsfdsd y hxdwaYs Pillal - uujcF
1tadraYs hcsd1 siolics. ffty ccnta por bottia
Bold by uruRctsts.
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whom some little account given in letter TO the
HERALD last season. soon passed Cades mn On our
lett. crowned by the pleasant looking Grahi view
House, and presently the East Windnam hish rcak
doomed up beyond II The finc turnpike on when We
started oil lay at first mp along the mountain siue,
commanding most attractive outlook over the open
country 10 the north AMI east aud then grauuai'y
wound down 10 the plain The hrst village through
winch We passed was South Durham, and three miles
turthor on We came To Acra small hamlet not lar
from Cairo. Here we lett the turnpike and, turning
10 the righl, crossed over TO a road mat
hes Just under tho brow OF the great
mouniai aims, the Of which was most I'M
press.ve all along. In due OF time we came
10 the outlet Of the beautiful Easikll Valley which ~
henmed IN GU the hand by the vast sides OF Black
head. aud OF North Mountain the other and not
long siterward passed the Cairo Round Top symmet
rcaly shaped emlIence tue left This curious spur
OF tho Calskiiis standing all by Itself does looks
as might been afraid OF the bigger fellows OF
the range and tried to away from them but did
not succeed IN getting very far. BY the tine We
reached kskatom where stands the littewhte church
IN which the "Dutch dominic OF the CaskiIls" for
mery preached, vas quite dark, but the lights at
the Mountain House now became visible IN the DIS
lance ana were hailed by us with the greatest delight
IL would have pleased to have had a few hundred
gas lamps at proper intervals 10 cheer on our lonely
way up the mountain, but no bears or hlghwaymen
indicated Us during The tosone ascent and we finally
arrived on the top all safe and sound and, may be
imagn alter twenty mile tramp, each one o! us
sufficiently hungry to eat, the Jovia Faccus would
say,
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A REMARKABLY STORY.


From tho Reading (Pa) Eagle, August 81
On last saturday morning respectfully clad German,
aged twenty one years stopped the Cross Keys Ho-
tel, Rockville i've miles above HARRISBURG aud asked
for something to He asked to sit down at the
breakfast table. While eating he acted as II SICK aud
after being at the table nearly hour he asked Tor
physician. DIR. Snyder examined HIM aud found tha,
he was shot in the breast below the uppe and also In
the forehead hc said he had tred 10 XII himself Win
seven shooter on account OF his poverty HE MAS
taken TO HARRISBURG Hospital still conscious but very
weak lie spoke III a low tone, but WIN much DIS
tinctness, saying that his kichtns s0ntsg;
that his parents reside IN Wcst Prussia mat he came
10 tnls country from West Prussia August ID and
reac he'd Harrisburg tie cars where he bought the
revolver lie says he held the revolver close " his
body when he hrcd, and the appearance OF his shirt
aud vest shows that he had his breast barred wen lac
pulled the trigger. No papers found hs per
son and but dollar money.
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LONG BRANCH.

ABOUT sURy BATHING AND SURF BATHEEs-
THE OBLIGATIONS OF NATURE TO AIT
BEAUTY IN rLuE fLAsSrL-TH K RIVAL
MESTs or Tns bRrAKEKs AND THE SANDS
now TIE LADus LOOK IN BATHING cos
1uMK-fUS AND fLoIic IN THE VANS
THE PRECEDENT AND TnK AEw sfAsoS AT
zHK spMxKR CAPITAL.
Love BRaScs. August 20. lssd
No person who KNOWS anything about woman VII
deny thai sAo much 10 dress and ~Las 9 called
'naSe up" A beautiful iace msy be always beautiful
and fue form may bc able 70 display itself through
almost any drapery. But the lovely face can DO
made stid attractive through the AID Of ART and
the most ,plcniid azure wii appear sii more magnn
ooEt wheR assisted b. well chosen costume.
Locks tE4s ''noat a. ifsc A. mountain broezes"
are well enough 10 Their way some occasions and
sound a.rccai TIE losg's But eolnare
adapted ghe sty face and head Is TO acorn b
Improvement on nature, she geuus Of The modisie
developcs, ~ docs not oroage, what is known as
''styief An indian soman. ylcidIng bgi scant alie-
glance 10 the requirements 81 civilized society. may be
very sIacsul, laa cod-1osp.ns oogHlry sah VITA
her ssosa boots serge pesseoas may possess
vsFy sweet iace Yet aacr all these only d.a-
mouas ia Tie rou.h sad cannot COMPARE with The lem
that has beea ogs aud polished and sapPled ~uh
handsome s,ttng Those are uosms wh,ca no lacy
w.1 gainssy, Tor TIC does deny % s4t ous
TO arr OF The quscksry 81 gns business Is
quite different matter To tcaaub human lace
With red An1 White paint. 10 sacesyor % In
prove On 1cllng Of syearow;
to smear oacscli win airy black eosmetc
dye under zoe eyes. 10 Outrage tAo Deassiu human
hair by submntin. a. 10 rcsiing process krosu ~
bleaching 10 sioY sP the pores o. 'hs ska about ne
neck ane with Paris enAael Or other Tosoas, 10
destroy natures harmony BY crcaiue siaGe4 lsuro
between she outward and TIE inward ora. not
etnbsiishing and Deagtliying, bat daasgsns n-iufe
There are plenty ol females a. Lons branch, a. 81
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OUTDOOR SPORTS AT NEWPORT.
Fun and Frolic in the Waves at
Long Branch.
QUlETUDE or The CATSKILLS.
Fishing for Black Bass in
Pike County.
NEWPORT.

REPORT OF TITR TAX AssRssoRs-A LIST OF
THn SUMNER GUESTS VINO PAY TAILS AND
THE AMOUNT PAID-DEIIouTTUL wEATHIE-
LIrKRAgY ENTERTAINMENTS AND pISsKE
rARrIEs-pITs or oossTr.
NEWPORT n. /, August rs, 1876.
Newport continues TO be unusually lively, but the
rool weather OF he preseut week has induced OF
HE transient guests their departure which tact
does not seem 30 please The hotel keepers Win this
Insignificant draw back bgwover the permanent guests
or cotlagsrs are troubled ana they have been de-
lighted with the happy change. IL has been real Sep
lsmbor weather au4 Jgst rleht for outdoor sports,
dnviag, sailing. 8c.. and the members of the Polo
Club and TIE California players have had every
reason TO be glad thai the thermometer has been
among the nineiics IL is nov tho most dehshliul
par, OF the season Newport appeared bet
Ter advantage than she toeay array Cd she is
In her spring dress OF green Tho trees ana lawns
hook as ircsh as they did IN june the recent rains
booking TO those Who here al this OF the
Tcar
rHE -AxrAyERs
The following table, showing The amount OF taxes
pad here by several the residents deserves
pofusa The sax assessors have just completed their
labors They report lhe total VI tee city
ss $50 gOo an increase Of sll2. o0o from last year.
The real estate for this year valued at g. gcO 600
decrease Of $50 10 IRON valued last year,
the general depression real throughout
county having reached Newport we'll However.
as the following table VAL show. tue citizens have
much 10 be thankful Tor their summer guests pay
the greater part Of their taxes
-. tax.. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

repeatedly while Mrs. Grant smiled nodded in evi
den, good humor avery body seems pleased that His
Excrency here ~ last tor The fast rioters and In
evftAbie cigar have become features Of the Branch
some twelve horses OF the valuable imperial
sent advance During the week The
President sni family have visited Philadelphia. but
White here he has been al evening behind some OF
his fayore rotlers bowling along splendid streets
Al good ace and ev DENLY making the most OF his
freedom.
ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE BRANCH.
We are So have next week the Custer monument en-
tcrianmcnt ana the regatta OF the Lore Branch Row
ing Association Then there grand ball al tue West
Ind this evening. thai there Is good supply of
sayety and amusement on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
SEVENTEEN sovEREIGNs ST GLEN.

Thomas Mien seaman, attached TO the crew OF tho
bark L. IA. Deveber, lying at Union Stores, foot Of
scdgewick street. Brooklyn, was taken into custody
yesterday by Detective Mahoncy compla Mt 81 John
Roe, steward of tue vessel who INN OF sleal
ing seventeen British soverclgus The prisoner was
committed 10y Justlc Demar TO await examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

During the past week tho police Of The city oil Brook
lyn arrested ss3 persona
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-17
Turkish Children.

During all their tender years the Chill.
dren are brought up entirely in the harem,
and their education is intrusted to the
mother. A marked distinction is observ-
able between Turkish children and Euro
pean children. The boisterous, rowdy,
self asserting child is absolutely unknown
in the East He would be considered a
lusus nature. In Europe children are
often told that they ought to be seen but
not heard, but il IS only in the East that
this phenomenon ID realized. Respect for
his elders and q behavior compatible with
this respect-which, in fact, is the only
form in which that respect can he incul-
cated-are the one first great lesson which
a Turkish child has to learn. He soon
learns it, for everything around him is in
harmony with this injunction; respect is
in the very air he breathes, and, unless
there are European children In the neigh
borhood, there is no fear Of the opposite
contAgion. A fear OF having their chill
dren corrupted BY the evil communication
of Christian (but not because they are
Christian; rather because they are not
Christian) children is not the least power
full motive which prompts the Mussulman
to pitch his dwelling away from. their hab-
itations. One indirect consequence of
this mode of education is that children in
the East ore remarkably .Observant. Az
they ne not occupied In jabbering they;
observe, and their naturally remarkable
gifts In this respect IN alloWed full plAY.s
It is Tor this reason that you often see lit
tie urchins in the East helping their pa
rents in complicated domestic duties, at
an age when their compeers in Europe are
kicking their nurses end blowing their