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The Lively Opening on saturday Night-Twe
Customers " onnded with KNIVES.

Tue IlNeiN UpfniW4 on ~uIuFOoN NtHNf-TWC
Customers Oundcd with KNIVES.
On Saturday night. between II and IL
o'clock. there was drunken row 10 Edward
Haean's saloon. M Nineteenth street and First
avenue. Fif4t, John Hudncr Of al East Forty
sixth street ami william Mccarthy u 33i First
avenue quarrelled. They hal been drinking
freely. with Others who hai assembled to test
the liquors and lunch 90 the free opening Of the
saioun. Aii,r ed 90 fetly ~ d liquor. hot
words were exchanged. and next the, came to
rlow-. Nc, hV ~a- Getting the ue-t ~ Hud
nsI, When the tt~r drew . long jack knife at
NJ sned bis upuuuctt ucfurs the face, eating
hi- VI check from he ear 10 the moutn. 1tis
+ rD he was fIIlWet oy another 10 tu- hodV,
pr strAtlng .rC irthy TO the 10 '. James and
Thomas Fleming. rtothers. Of 40 East twentieth
sti Get, dtttMp,td 90 ar u tAv dist irbhnce. In
tie con .l-lnu iuoml Fleming became enraged
az MIS- BROTHER J.ne-, ana with n iarve KNIFE ca.
nan severely Va the face. The police bv this
tim. had learned 81 the Ugh, ana OhcetS Mc
Williams aiI lIoaiv arr strd an the rowdies.
In tue iwrt ty-secuud street station Iuomas
Fleminr said that he ssoFrv he had not IN de
aw y Wit hls rrHt rr. instead 40 Giving Kim a
wound. II ttrtnv MAS sent to lrlrvue II s-
uit i. HIS e. utiiion L. era zeal. Justice Murray
reu nlcd iuuncr ana held Thomas Fleming
LA Loo n.it.
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Rising Against a nlruau-nc Pastor.

I'FWTT' W. '7IFT''''7FVF 1T'F'TF
On Sunday morning last singular scene
took place at Abrdm Church, aoout three mites
from " iEtn. ABOUT "A year ago the Kew X.
Bevan Hull, n Clergy man wi h High Cnurcn pro-
cllvities WIS appointed To the living. wncn Is In
tue giit of the Rector Of Miaan, and the PARISH
MI Hull mas, however, resigned, and on Suud y
the Rev. Y. A. IL. When, one OF the cuTates Of
tendency toward Rltualisn oficiated. Daring
the progress OF the service many sigus OF dis p
probation were shown, hut at the reading OF
Service the greater part Of the congregation
walked out OF church, and some commenced
ringing the bell, which was Kept up at intervals
during the service, the paTishiOners alleging that
they were doing 10 To Inform the people IN I a
foplsh priest mad got into the chd'ch, ana the
ringing WAS Ia call them To witness the cere-
monY aud protest against their liberties being
lnNn ed.
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Fifty-one skeletons have been discov-
ered wltuin the old Battle Duches OF Saffron
u nldrn rhe subsoll ~ en- TX, and most of them
are inferred barely foot I'm tina strat m. The
grave ol one was deeper than the rest, ana ~
nsck ace ~ glass and silver oeads, wi h three
metal ornaments, hnd large klife or dagger,
were found IN IL. " IA supposed ny some 10 nave
been tnlL of "A s xln culef. WIN two eXcep-
uons they were buried win their ne Ids TO the
west Ihere arr also evidences OF hhttle, some
o the bones being broken, nj one having hnd
"A piece cat out from the nRht siue OF il7 skull
/ ne remains are In a yer, x Cd state 90 pie@er-
v non. there ARE eyidences, also, 81 r,h
dwellings. some ABOUT seven zee III dlImettr'
ana portions Of a vessel used for cooking.
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From ne Adiahcter Gudrot1i', harch %.
On Friday night, Mt about twelve o'clock,
the lava began - Oveih Nv, AMI long shade
ike Ilvnlt LOOK the direction II Pompeil. me
crlpiinn Was hardly expected, For tue smoke
aud vdooremitted uy the era er for some mon MS
pisl n great abi.1dauce had somewhat aoated.
On saturday Tremendous column Of wni 9
v.por tuwtrcd over The aOvss, aud tue reflection
Of the burning furnace from I'm meath on
the feathefy cloud gave II splendid crimson
lin, dying out into the most delicate PINK.
Lnge quan lies Of cindets and IA, lll1 have
been thrown up. lnere "a reason ~ believe thal
tue eruption VIII be a ~ one.
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MIR. stewards Home Tor worAlngwomon.

Mr.. A. II. stewart has on many occasions
given a prncucHl firm % his sympathy. Years
$50, wnen famine was ravagin4 Ireland, and
thouaands lay IN TO die Of munger, Mr ~
art sent sup loads Of pr visions TO his starving
countr, men. His Latest enter rise has for Its
object the noble p rpose 81 oettfring the moral
has determined 10 carry into 'xerutiOn ms
original de sign Of m kingth TIN On nccLt hOu- q
the railway tunnel. cheap no comfortable
hotel TOR workingwomen, and the Motel Will
urntably be opened for the accommodation
o. this cl.ss Of guests before the return OF the
winter
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No Mining. but II Lively speculation in Custer
cav Lots.


Mr. Hayward, of the firm Of Hayward
Eek, Ieturnud Yesterday ItO,n trIp to th-
B ca hilis. tie eXl tr.cuced severe weatne.
al snow all the Wy down. ar. Hayward saws
that, at the gold not much can ue said yet,
bat Httis miuing ami prospecting ~ OeihS uOnc,
on actouu. OF the stream orNIs frozen 40.
Tue utucrs generally arr inRcuve, passing then
tine Ia l1leness, and waiting fo' mid weather
10 c me.
IOWA lots In Custer CITY occupy the time
and attcutiun OF IN ny. Corner Its ON the
prinrigal usiness street Crook street are held
a. specui"tN q ANA ni-n valuations, rangln- from
$50 t. $50 the lots being 5UNlJJ ct otner lots
improved (wnicn means iuL Cabinsl or unim-
proved Oh utner str, els, r-ngs from $40 to e. ~.
Ia Cus,er Cl.y there a. bout l5U or l,SlJ ~
hAnitants, OF wnoin - are females anu from 100
to 10 re arriving ny. some rent or huiu.
loo or frame houses, while o.aers 20 into tue
northern mines ON sprin., Dead WOOD, and
ttA1lu ,reeks.
In all, there must be now IN the Hills from
1850 400 peoI le, ~l.noa9h II Is impossible TO
NUrrectB estiiuatc the nuhuef.
la cnuln1 out IRON l4uJ TO 1850 peopl were
passt Oh their Wy In. some w q ON foot nd
carrying tueiI blankets aud provisions on their
DatNH.
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I.nwrenee In.,ead of Drawer.

To THE EDITOR or THE Sun SIR: 1he dismls-
sal Of john Draper As Government uuetoueer al ne
Navy Y ard, anu the appointment OF EIwHd Lawrence
IN hs place, were NJ about py the II a. H. A. VA
iis, NJ & Tor toe Lltyentn Distuct OF New loiN'
NE uUer Of the Naval lnNcstisaA : Com nlttet,
You're rrspecttu,ly iEAhL SrkkRr,
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A sentence OF six months Imprisonment
has been passed at lirmlnph ~, on woman
u IN Hawkins, for crueltvt to her strp-o hged
IL Since uer marriage 10 the boz = father,
eighteen months ago. sue mad nabituiliy beaten
ana starved the boy He had often been se- n
picking crustA on aust hea ~, and eating pot 10
pee ilg, ana cannage leaves. On thursday ne
" sent 90 scnOOl WI II lie prehktasl, had no
dinner, and on ret rnlug home at p'cl lck no
hclped himself to some or, ad IN his stepmotheT
absence. lie ruing TINS afterwar sac sui ped
hlu and struck him about trty times on Tue
oack until IL was a mass Of VI esrs.
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Mr.. IIezekiah Ervin, near SchOllsville, In
this county, ieceiY q last week from j I'm
Gondricn OF Keutnn county b iHr of II strange
ureed. lie Is perfectly plack all over, II ABOUT
six months Oid, ana weighs 30 pounds. he
singular o. n X that MS nOOs RS all sOllu IKE
those OF mule or morse. lie belongs to breed
that came from Africa, and all nave ieeL OF this
kind.
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We did not comment upon the failure OF
Daniel Drew last wecN. necau-e We wished to
SPEAK reiuliv ~ his relations to the tueologi-
cal srnooi that eus ma name. We now know
that ma has cnntrt luted Sih2 uu0 20 Drew semi
nary at Madison. y. j. II re are the items;
Coz. % rround' aud buildings Cboush,l oNO
NO Lew cufiN if''> t1NNl
Pour nrptes-ors houses ................. $1,000
III rary 1000
Current expenses GAe y-.rsl ............... lsooJo
loAl .ti'-N'"
These are actual cash outlaws, and aggreg te
the LARGEST sum contributed by MethO list To
any one educational purpose. II Ia to be re-
gretted that Mr.. Drew has not been aole TO com
pletc ms work. Inc seminary mods his bonds
for S2blObl, and the punCtua'lY paid interest on
TINS sum hos hi nertO met the salaries II the
professors. Bat TINS unexpected and painful
loss on ut not to m ke ia overlook the l1rge
henefacti"ns which have buiit 40 Drew sem
va ~, nor otler LARGE donations to education
Purposes. We Ougnt To say, plrentheticaliy,
hat the ueq1est 81 Isdar Rich to u l-tun 1 m
verstiy - estimated at not less than one million,
Tut II mas not yet neen converted 10 use-wlll TIE
turned over to the unyersi : In lSs2 Mir. Van
de bit l.. wc Oelisye, Method orO hei in
Law, and uis citta to tn" university at Nashville
amount, wc be ieve. to S1OoOUO cash.
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HocA Fauloq from Lookout Mountain.

H'' me t'h'HH1o0I tO"merctdi
,.Nh sunday hundred, went to the noun
sev ,rr lue Immense ma tnat - slowly
n. ,nt N,tN from tie ledge al Is agg's Hluf,
..y w.. " gaze The FIRST indications OF lhI.
A., ''I o. "'r-r were discovered about "A week
s.n 'Nu i.nct then the work u been almost
Ir lN e'ng on. he Urea est prugre., 10
4 ne N'i' , been am inch an houi, nut on
Of '''"i' N $3.50 = NJ h hau Tearued uistsnce
1hs wy Ne'n lret fr'm the parent ledse.
~ tout ihlrty feet de.p. Th-
4 ] llinS rock rs 90 Ut one nundr a
VI, Xxx "l.ih .nout TWEEN y-nve feet, and the
,nneue"- il-t b v,tIe snr,nr near Inc 10 /
nias ~ ~ "l'h, II II inc unuer THIS RIeat
iur No. fn.hn 49, many uepnle nave d ank. feel
viii 'o'urr when the rock fails It
Ian 'ehe WIN ~ this cool chamber wherein SO
1"' nave lhrd thclrt irst
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Five rhou.nud Five hundred Year.

FTOW NE MUMMY UWNcFIT'
The Fifth District Clvil Court has four
elerhs =, one OF whom Il n OOV, Henry Rommel,
are II, VINO does all the work required 10 INC
9 erk's ONCE, ana .eeTsinr siV Der wees io'
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Enamelled chamber suites from 80; black
wAnut oo t36 m rblc-top DO ft3 pl rinr Hul -
apestry Brussels al n,rain, 6Oe. CVwperIh"ANs'
los CnAlhaD ntIeGL MN
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p rlor suites from f35 W ,lnut chamber suites
t35, malue top do tk5 enaneled do, ego top Brns
sell, 81 iugr4.ns DOC. CoApertnwairs, 100 And io1
Chatham st-Ade,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03

~. 'l tallu- QMk's Irish Tea, the
No ''.'.4s' lIic. - ccAs.- 4dr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03

Dyeing and Cleaning. The Empire Dgeny and
Cleaning 60. call . anI deliver goods. WVA sur
. sel6 oHs. OFFICES. 03i 1rlaiW y, near p stt
lAd 9th av l4h ST. anu 27d Sh ay, 34tn 1T.
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The discovery Of the process of preparing
MILK OF NJ ~ SlA lee the m IN ~ al 40.
t, M is o remedies one ehicn rquAI la DIS
eases OF the s.uiuaSu.
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Spuia! Aollt,s
MOODY AND SANKEV.

,,oous., HlrroDRoME 9uMplSa,,
&SaiNs nsEri%d rom S 70 i4s IA f f 40
t X i I;5s,.non
us EI and oVinF atiS MGrsG ~ ' .aSe GcS SnI
rY"TSG .MEyss MEETING, Feq..a Avenue nslL
MEETING at ASSOCIATION lAl 2Jl ST. ami IA ay, -ts
MONDAY night service viii be conducted by Mr.
onN IN Association Hall every hond y hisht ~
30 sar,ice. a, the Hippodrome Saturday and nc
noon meeting On sunday
MOODY AND ~ANkEN.
Special tickets for .he evening" services on Inu5,dH
and son. p s YET C sea on no NE soS @
Cat ~ inp'd ONE SER I ~ ~ t1 10 ae 10 sy
GEORGE q. FLINr& co,
FURNlrCRE MANUFACl URERS,
10, AMI f,' iao 'S %EST i e ST.
"Buy Of the nia6ers aud make oy It,"
WALL STREET GARCIA rURES.
A Ntw huok ts PAGES, containing Il Engraved
lluslr,uol vi u int,rn.ion tot stock sgeel Atorl
Wan ST.. NrE YORK.
THE GKEAr kNGLlsH REMEDY RON
SIyr5,a u 1ra ,@ sdTops "f isS
gists. seat BY mail
NERVOUS DEBILITY. MEAk 49, ~
u OmpOy. ana radio .iY cured hy ~ .ir7 Itit5
sP ClFlC Pill. 81 pr HnA; st uunrs .. FrpIed
OnN Oy MlNCHE9l .k& 3D., 3i iona St. y. \
calculations. -.-...--
NEW YORK INrEES~.
ANEW DEPARTURE.
REOsGANlZAIlON,
kArIOAAL ~ ITS POLITICS AND DEMoCRATIo
| ~ us
PRINCIPLES
NOT FOR FACTIONS, cLIQLEs.
/ MR. PARTIES,
nut FOR PRINCIPLES AND MEN,
| SEE TuIs EVENINGS EXPR IS.
4rtnn9s.
| rI'HE ALBION SOCIETY Will meet this evening
| Il a8 unOn square, at O'cocR ~ rp:
! Y. LUAD, PresldeAt.
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For real bargains in cln,n ming Tor men and boys,
go o. H. Slra A3t BgOuMe street. between CROSBY street
and Brn4dHav,.Id
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SuslI,rss sIolrt,,.


Ms. wINSLOw's eOOrHl Nc SYRUP for chnir-a
g, thing IA AN old and Wctued remedy. IL na stood
the test of many wears, aud wa never KnOwa to fan.
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MINIATURE kLMAAA'-rTtt pNV
= un rece... ~ sun SEES. - h)O1 slt3.. II
~ "a NArAR-rIf mar
ANDY Hook. W Gov. lsland 40 Icn 5Ato.. II
Arrived SUNDAY. Apul e.
Steamship Republic. Liverpool misc aud pass.
BITE ms e.i.uu 90 Al.
steamship Herman LlrIgstOn. SAVANNAH. mdse. and
sn Emerald Isle. Liverpool, nds,.
Ni
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Eiastc Truss Is the best. Price 81. IA bro~i~sy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-31
DEATHS.

Died in this sitg Tuesday, VIE A oS , opp
Campbell in the year ean OF s eT P ag EMS.
copa church at II O'Clock THIS lIhurSaEIYl ai's-
Wheeling (U..ya.) papers please copy. 81
HANNA PAULINE, Infant daughter Of George a.
Her funeral win take place from the residence q
n ner oeIock p n Friends and acquaintance OF
The family ARE respectfully invited to attend
Petersburg, Baltimore, and New 1ork papfs
please copy. ;..'..s ta r, '..5
D,od "Wednesday. August 30th. at s o'clock A. NJ,
MISE e9 ARET ToRETTA, twin daughter of Charles
and Mary NJ. Walsh; aged nineteen years.
= -...s !. God givcti his beloved Sleep"
Her funeral viii take place Ills ClnHrsdaY' EYE Tso
friends and acquantances Of the family are ln'eo
to attend. e..l., ...4.. ..-.
Died ut her residence, No. 401 west Clay street.
Mrs z. +. HOLMAN, in the SEVENTEEN year OF hcr
Her funeral viii take glass f5sm
ut o'clock Friends and relatives ere rcspectiuiy
invited to attend without further notice. "'' -
Died. in this city, on the Ohinstan Of whoopinS-
cough, IDA AUGUSTA daughter of d. w. and l..
e. Stanley; aged two years. g.. a.
Mama and papa do not weep;
| am not dead, but only sleep!
NV stay was short, rs You may see,
Therefore prepare to follow me.
Sleep on, dear pet, and take thy rest;
The mortal pang has paSS'd.
Jesus has come and borne thee home
Beyond lifc's stormy blast.
Her funeral will take place from Christ church
TO-DAY ut IL O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances
are invited to attend.
Died. suddenly, ut Beaumont, his residence, near
Gortlonsville, Va, on Thursday August 24tn; II,
JAMES L. JONES, in the sixty. fourth year OF his
skilfu physician, Il noble man. an humble Chris
iian has thus passed from earth to heaven.
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The GHristtat Aduocate says there was
"too much haste and heat" in our article OF
last week in relation to the agreement re-
Gently made by the commissioners OF the NJ
E. Church and the NJ. f. Church South.
We published the document and our read
ers have read it for themselves. They have
also read what Rev. DR.. PECK said in his
sermon last Sunday, and know that he fully
corroborated our view OF the matter. In
fact, DR.. EDwARDs's letter, MIR. STEEL's'
the action OF the preachers meeting, ana the
correspondence which we publish this
morning, all lead us to believe that we have
not misunderstood the tendency OF this new
movement. We understand it to mean,
amongst other things, that tile NJ. Il.
churches in New York, Baltimore, or else
where, may at any time be occupied by Dr.
EDWARDS or any other Southern Methodist
preacher. II he choose to. remove TO one
OF those cities he will at once be enrolled as
member OF the Annual Conference and
stationed wherever the Bishop shall deem
| it proper to send him.. ... .l.n-..s..
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40 touching, may now rest for while md
let him eonvalesce In pence Graphsc.
we are panied 70 chronicle 9 painful
though, we trust, not serious lccE1ent,
which happened to Mr. Stanley. 0f the New
York Herald, the othet evening While
going down the back stairs Of the office 70
mail mail his letter from Victoria Nyanza be
stepped on sardins box and an empty pop.
bottle, careIessly left by Mr.. Bennett Of MS
lunch, and fell headlong to the bottom OF
the stairs. Both shins were fearfully
abraded, and his shoulder-blades and el,
bows ireadfuliy parked and bruised, atid
the great explorer was SO incensed that ne 1
went back to his desk and deliberately
killed fourteen men ut Kaiuri, including
the chief shekka, with his elephant rife with
the exploding balls. Mr.. Stanley Is feeling
better now. and his contusions and bruise;
are doing go well that probably IN MS mex
letter he will send large and valuable pre-
SCENTS to the widows of the men he so rashly
.--Burlingto7a Hd,oheye.
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sPEGfAy. rOTreEs.
.s-gSfOHFN BReTfIRKs Arys,

z r5 COHEN BReTHREs ARE Jrrs,
In receipt Of d large STOCK ofs BLACK 4I;pae.. :.
the most superior manufacture AMI 4, exceeds
low prices.
Having anticipated the present rise Ia srI.Ksn
made heavy purchases during the past seoao,, ~
are therefore enabied TO oaer the largest .,a,t
this city at prices fully thirty per cent. beia.
present rate. {tlslz
Their entire stock Of COLoRED. DRESS coo,.
IS for the present. offered regardless OF cost g.
10 make room for new and fat stock. sue
A large stock Of FLANEELS st greatlys,ss-.
prices; '''4s'
Also, SO pieces Of FRENCH, ESGLl sn, N. -
MEsTIC CAssBfERES for faiand winter - ~
which were purchased at great sacrifice 80
the past summer season; win be sold ree,rt,.. :
Of present value;
FRENcH-wovE coRsETs at s7g So y. :,
and Si.5o-the cheapest. best-attinp. ana ",
reliable Corsets In the market; '''ss
| COVENTRY RUFFLING, 80, SO, and 4nc
of twelve yards, reduced from so, 60. and 5o'
A large stock OF LADIES' and GENTLyaspSSs..;;
| KNIT VESTS for the present and coming CO..
at greatly reduced rates; avn
| so dozen LINEN HEMSTfTCfIED HASnrv,,
CHIEFS at 12k, 1eK, 20, and 25c.-gre,,,ri, =.
duced in price; " ~
| Pure LINEN DOHIES at SOC. dozn:
| Pure LINEN-SATlN DINNER NAPKINS >, 4,
worth fully So; 81,
BED-TICK at 64, 10, icy, Is, I6. 20. .,
30c., reduced from A to 10c. yard: 'aa1
All makes OF, BLEACHED and BROWN SHIFT
ING greatly reduced;
THREAD GAUNTLETS at 25 and 30c, vo,,. ;,
and &C.,;
Also, TWO, THREE. and FOUp-RrTro,.
THREAD and KID GLOVES. ana ~
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! rIr,, ,.,,,p. "a, 81, {, Enc ResuIss

In figuring upon the probable results OF
the presidential electfon we have no aaIa 20, 90
90 upon that. possess. the absolute element
Of certainty. Perhaps rs fair way ms any
ito estimate the result 10 to pne down ON tne
Republican side the states thaf nave l g.ssn
Republican maior.es q. ~ sde
those that hive gone Democratic, or are
now conceded to the Democrats: Then there
are the doubtful States, by which we e. mean
States whose majorities are so small as 70
make it difficult to determine which, way y
they will 60 when the influences that are -, ~
work this year, and which were not appa-
rent In previous presidential years, are con-
sidered. = 7, ..,o,,pa,
ruhl;canyExeclitiye Committee some days
ago is given in this connection. The figures ires
REPRESENT the number OF votes each state
viii have in the Electoral College:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waXed fat and
kicked. The possession Of money spoils
many people. Here is the New York Herald
declaring that it would not be surprised ii
TILDEN were defeated as a consequence of
the attempts of the House OF Representatives
at its last session to reduce the expenditures
OF the Government. This indicates ttiat
that journal is so flush with money that 1t is
unable to sympathize with the masses Of the
people in their distressing poverty.
1t would be wonderful, indeed, il the peo-
pie could be induced to believe that to econ
omize in the administration OF the Govern
ment Of the country is to iniure their into
rests. Never yet was there q day when such
nonsense could be crammed down the
throats OF the intelligent voters OF this coun-
try. II TILDEN shall encounter no greater
opposition than what will be owing to the
cause named by the Herald, he will be
elected by an immense majority. ~
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Personal Notes.

John II. Alexander died in Illinois the
other day leaving 1900 cattle.
Alfred johnson, commander and crew OF
the dory Centennial, which has just crossed
the ocean, was fifty-sevcn days at sea. He
landed at Abercastle, Pembrokeshire.
4 daughter OF the man who stood by
General Warren's side when he fell now
lives in Boston Highlands, at the mature
age Of 103. Her name is Harriet Hawley.
She never attended theatrical representa-
ton, and never iourneyed in the cars.
Mr.. Harrison Gray Otis, OF Boston, has
new house, and in this new house is the
most costly mantelpiece ever brought to
this country. 1t is OF black oak, beautifully
carved, and is four centuries and q. half old.
A student explained to his professor ::
8! It's OF no use; [ was cut out for a loafer."
"Well,' declared the professor, surveying
the student critically, "whoever cut you
out understood his business"
This little notice is from Texas. paper {:
Died, at the residence Of Major W. w.
Downs, on Third street, Monday, August
/, at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ, Captain Q. j..
Downs, of voluntary abstinence from strong
drink. ....
4 great cook is dead. NJ. Charles Elme
Francatei left this world on the 10th Of
August, seventy-one years old. He was
once chief cook to Queen Victoria, and, like
Soyer, chef to the Reform Club in London.
He was an exceedingly expensive genius,
and it is said il he had q fault it was that he
was a little too much addicted to the use Of
truffies.
There are two artists who are particularly
fond of the great geological garden in Lon
don, and who make it very useful in their
work-Tenniel and Dore The moment
Dore gets to London he rushes off to the
Zoo. Tenniel has used nearly all the nota-
BILE animals in his favorite Punch cartoons.
Tenniel, it is said, does not pose ih any
fashion. He is simply an intelligent-looking
gentleman-resembles country lawyer, or
an engineer with q new railway bridge on
his mind. ~ &" -
Miss Emma Abbott addresses, over her
own signature, q long letter to all the New
York newspapers, repeating the story, with
which the public Is already familiar, OF her
difficulty with the London operate mana
ger, Mr.. eye, maintaining that notwtth-
standing Mr.. eyes course she did make Q
success in opera, and mentioning offers she
has received from others. Miss Abbott has
undoubtedly made an end Of the attacks
upon herself The thing now to do is not
to talk in newspapers about success, but to
make success in opera which will compel
the newspapers to do the talking.
Mr.. r. Fl. Newell [Orpheus G. Kerrl, who
for number OF weeks has been afflicted
with a nervous disorder which prevented
him from eating. is now in q fair way to re-
cover. His malady was threatening, but
not painful, and through it all he retained
his accustomed, good spirits. The many
newspaper reporters who have meantime
given his life its only hue OF melancholy,
and the letter-Writers and senders Of adyer-i
,tislng, pamphlets, whose solicitude has been