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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
BIG DAY AT IHE CENTENNIAL.
MARYLAND. Delaware. aud Virginia. and the
surrender Of YORKTOWN.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-With the ex-
ceptlon Of Pennsylylnis Day, the attendance
to-day outriyas that Of any day in the history Of
the Exhibition, the fun fee admissions uD to
o'clock being IA III. The special attractions were
the Official celebrations OF the states the
southern border OF Pennsylvania, with Informal
demonstrations bywestvirRinia and old Virginia
IN commemoration OF the closing scenes Of the
War Of the Revolution at yorktown, OF which
the DAY Is the ninety-nfth anniversary. At half
past II o clock the celebration at the Delaware
state building was opened by Gov Cochrane
who wes atten led by United states Senator
officials, and the municipal authorities ~ VIII
mington. Addresses were delivered by the
Governor and Mayor Whitely Of Wilmington,
and public reception followed.
Gov. Carroll OF Maryland, and stan, with tho
Fitth and Sixth Regiments Of MARYLAND, Brig
Gen. Herbert comm ndins, arrived at the Mary
land Building at half past l.. and at o'clock
the formal exercises began with welcome by
the Centennial authorities, and an Rd iress by
the Governor. The West Virginia Building has
also been visited by number Of representative Q
OF that State.
At the tournament which followed the
knights we're entitled TO three trials. the victor
being the winner Of the greatest pumber Of rings.
The arches were placed ninety feet apart and
the knights, after getting their horses under
tull speed, rode, with their lances held
well up at the side, under the three
arches. endeavoring TO uick a ring from eacn
wire. X. l.. hano Of Delaware gained the larg-
est number VI rings and was declare i tie victor.
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rlMMANY's NOMINEES.
Fresentins n County Ticket with the Hon.
smith Elv. Jr. at the Head.


The Tammany County Convention met
Yesterday to complete the work for which It had
been called. The delegation from the First As
sembly District nominated Hon.Auguetus scheli
for the Mayoralty. Mr.. Schell, in short speech,
declined TO be candidate, wbereupon Justice
Duny, Chairman OF tho First District delegation,
presented the nano OF the Hon. Smith Ely, Jr,
and cheers having been given the nomination,
the call OF the district proceeded, and II ap-
peared that he was the choice OF the Conven-
tion.
E'ch District was then called upon TO name It's
candidates for the other oflces. The call showed
that the Conventions choice for Sheriff was Ber-
nard Reilly; for County Clerk, Henry A. Gum bls-
ton for Surrogate, Delano g. Calvin for Su-
perior Court Justice, John J. Freedman; for
Marine Court Justice, James 2. sinnott; and
for Aldermen at Large, Samuel A. Lewis, Henry
ID. Purroy, william L. Cole, and Patrick Keenan,.
For the three Coronerships Richard Croker,
Henry woltnan, Anthony Eickhon, Richard
Flanagan. and Isaac Sommers were named.
The Convection then selected Its candidates
names had been presented. Smith Ely. Jr.. was
nominated for the Mayoralty, Bernard Reilly for
the ONCE OF Sheriff, Henry A. Gumbleton for
the County Clerkship, Delano c. Calvin for the
office of Surrogate. John j. Freedman for Su-
perior Court Justice James p, sinnott for Marine
Court Justice, Richard Croker, Henry Volt
man, and Richard Flanagan for COroners, and
Samuel A. Lewis, Henry ID. Purroy, william L.
Cole, and Patrick keenan, for Aldermen at large.
The nominees were then introduced to the
Convention. As each stepped to the front Of
the platform he was greeted with cheers. Mr..
ELY said that he had not solicited the nomtna-
tion. His past official record was aD open BOOK,
TO which he invited the most rigid. scrutiny of
the press and the public. The other nomiuees
also addressed the Convention briefly.
The Hon. John Kelly. having been loudly
called for then stepped on the platform. After
eulORizing all the candidates he predicted that
Gov. Tildon and the State aud county tickets
would be elected.
A committee was appointed TO make the ar
raugements for grand ratification meeting on
the % OF November, and the Convention ad-
Joufned with cheers for the national, State aud
al oh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
HYDRITE or CHLORAL.
The Danger OF Using Drugs In seeking Relief
from Pam.

Charles Condit, LAWYER, was found dead in
his the South brooklyn Savings Bank building
at Clinton street Atlantic avenue. brooklyn yes
terdAy morning. He had been suffering from neuralgia
ana accustomed to take chlora for rehef. On
Wednesday he seized with neuragic pain and went
into Ills room that OdJOns lis once TO le down hr.
A. f., LamD, hls partner, went into the
just as Mir Lamp d lat seen It. Dot le oi chlori
was among the Vias on the taOle, " 81 mOrtem ex
revealed that he h4u ded ~ paralysis Of te
heart Mr COndlt NHs 4S years OF age lie wa, a
graduate OF Inle College and began the STUDY OF law
with Charles OCnOr. entering into active practice
Eat dlxu
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Excessive JOY Followed By Death.

Mary Mcguire Journeyed from Ireland six
years ago ana settled Bsyonne with her John,
Tie uied aud she sent to the Snake Hill Aimshouse
Last week she returned TO Bayonne and begged for
money to send her TO reand where she could die
rounded by her friends She over 10 years old Chief
OF Pohce whitney procured her the passage money
and on W,dnesday visited the resdence OF FRI nd
wnefe the Old lazy wus living She could hardly re-
STRAIN her JOY when tod that lie conduct
the steamship. After she had bade farewell to her
hostess. and vas ON the threshold Of the UOOr she
uttered hight scream and fen ~ toe nOOr She died
before medical assistance could ne procured Death,
the pny yslclan said. was from eLceAs Of 10y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The Newark POLICEMAN Murder Trinl.

The trial OF Thomas Ryan aud Charles Osoh-
woi. for the murder OF Policeman Stanlcy Brock was
begun IN Newark yesterday. Prosecutor Abeei. in
opening for the prosecution. said that Brock. while
patroing the street suspected that rob
1ng Mr. Horace Bedel's house at Clinton avenue and
the darkness groped his way 10 an upper hJor. and
there he saw twO men In room. They called on MIN
to halt ana then one OF them fred the bu let Of which
Brock died soon afterwarl. the prosecutor sail he
fences In the Of the house one Of the men hau
black yasc lie should prove that the prisoners soon
aterward entered the saloon Of Ruben Roe. Spring
ned avenue, and that the VAlise found conceal
In the saloon and that property that was to
be identified as having Detn taken from th0 punoerei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
NnI Enund nrnMnrd ~

Charles Kramer, poor baker, who had been
out Of work for mouths ana whose threadDare attire
should have been sufficient guarantee Of mis- poverty
was robbed at IL o'clock on "wednesday night and
thrown INTO the East river. He Foing to BROOKLYN
10 see frle d. ana near the catherine terry two high
wayuen hnuckc0 him down and took tie few cents
from his pocke aud, lting him on The back OF the
head, threw ann INTO tne river. Aftr a hArd struggle
viii the tlde ne Just abe 20 feach the dock
climb to place q safety. II re he aas fOuld cold
and exhausted. ~ IN GER OConnOr Blt for his youth
pHt zeal siren. IN there might have Ocen
record a. tue Morgue, found drowned"
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a WIFE MURDERER's CASE.
Judge and jury Declaring tho Indictmen
Altogether loo LiEht.

Seven murder cases have been tried In the
General Sessions thus far in this term and yesterday
the drst verdict Of guilty rendered. Franci. Nc
Cure, WHO lived In The tenement $50 East Thirty.
NTH street. had for Two years threatened to Kill
wife. and Sunday evening, Aug 49, he stabbed her
win butcher knfe She nicd within zig teen houre.
When told that he had nuAiy executed his threat, he
cooiy replica that n. sorry int he had not cut
her damned throat He WIS incic;ci Tor murd r IN
the second decree; but Assistant District Attorney
Bell, In summing up. said that tAe Grand jury Should
have indicted the prisoner for murder IN the hrst
gree, anu Judge sutherland charged strongly Ia favor
OF verdict ot murder. The Jury, after thirty-h,c
minutes. declared II murder. aud Mcclure was sen.
fenced 10 state PRISON TOR lite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
william Sinmons's Last spree.

Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday
In the case of William summons, the coored porter
who died IN the Chamb street hospital on sunday
1ie testimony hh wtd that simmons, while IN OKi.
Gated, had On alteration saturday with Charles
Aea porter at 80 Warren street They Cliuc red and
both tel After rislng to his ttct simmons again
rushed upon Mcll, who showed hin away. simmo
frl to the pavemt ut ana his skull The
rdilt Was that tue pushlug 1One aefeuce
Mcl4 was held under 500 Dali.
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Three White Men Shot by Negroes In mbush
Ono Instantly Killed.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Oct. 1s-Six white men
who were returning home from Democratic
meeting at Edgoneld Court House. at twilight
last evening, were Cred upon by coiored men in
ambush. One was instantly KILLED and her
severely wounded. MtjOr Kline and other
United states officers. AT the request of the
white men, went to the SPOT. bnd while they
were viewing the body white man who was
seat for the Coroner was also shot from ambush,
his leg shattered and horse wounded.
The meeting had been quiet ana orderly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

At the Third Congressional District Republi.
Convention. last night Darwin H. James nominated
S. h. Chttenden Urder Snerif Lewis stegman nomi.
mated Gen. Isaac S. Catlin. w W. Goodrich was nomi-
mated from the delegation Of the Twentieth ward.
William Richa rdsOn nominated Charlie, Sturrs. On the
nrst formal ballot Chlttendtn hid - votes atm 20
Goodrich 4; ina storrs, 4 On the fourth and last
ballot the vote was Chttnitn. 80 Cathn 13i Good.
rich. none nnd Storrs o. MT. Che ldrn's nomination
MADE unanimous. Mr. Chittenden addressed the
Convention,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The Army OF the renne..ee.

WASHINGTON, Oct l9.-lhe Society OF tho
Army OF tbs Tennessee held short business meeting
this morning The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; President Gen. s s4ernan, Vice.
Presidents Gen. Logan, Coz WoOdw orth, NJ. D., Mai
Powell, Gen, ". T. Cark, Col Knox. Capt Giles Capt.
Steel Lieut.. stevenson, Major w. B. Moore. Major
Spear. and Capt Laird Recording Secretary, Col
l. NJ. Daiton Corresponding secretary Gen hicken-
lOopcri Treasurer. Gen, Force The annual meet
ing will be held IN ST. Pau on septemJeg ., 1877
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A grooIlyn church Embarrassed.

The congregation Of the First Presbyterian
Lurch VI Brooklyn has accepted the resignation OF its
pastor, he Rev. DR. Norman Seayer who gives up the
pIipIt because Of dchcencY IN the income OF the
chufcn aud necau OF the emDairassment caused by
dtbt 81 a. bOO the pastor believing IA I the most
feasible WAY to ayod greater 1uantia emOarrassment
tur he future was c nge In the pustorate resigned
There " aibO y debt of $40 OUO ou the parsonage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

BRIDGEPoRr, Oct. lS.-rhe Democratic torch
light procession nieht affair. over
thousand torches were 10 lnc an carried by voters
ami II OF the most enthusiastic demonstrations
In tns c.ty lnerc Was al extensive iliumna-
lon OF private residences ana general aud tunultu-
Gus outpourlng OF the multitude.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
the LArEsr oLD WORLD NEWS.
Protestants In spain Asking British ana
American Protection.

LONDON, Oct. l9.-rhe missionary societies
connected with Span sent an address to Lord DERBY
representing TO him the dangers which the Protest
ants in Spain were exposed conseQu uence Of the
tolerance of The Clergy and authorities and sugg resting
that he should inve the cooperation OF other powers
especially germany ana the United states, to protest
against he continued persecution OF PrOtestanls aud
TO arord them piotcctlon ln reply Lord Derby says
"Our Miniser at Madrid 1, taxing such steps Is no
properly Tan TO Induce the spanish Goyernment put
lrnlent construction GU tue eleventh article of Lhe
IrOlesLAnts In SpAIn.M r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The lntc., BrooLIyu DendIoc,,

At meeting OF the Brooklyn City Works
Commissioners yesterday President Slocum offered
resolution discharglng Chief Engineer julius W..
Adams and appointing Moses Lane in MS place. Com.
missioner Adams voted against IT, ana the resolution
Was ist resolution to readVertse tor proposals tor
facing the daul aud ouhdlng the gaiehonses Of the
storage rrservur. the Olds received had been ii-
properly made out Vas also voted dONn, and the two
members VI the DO -rd remained NJ u deadlock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

John llanlln, alias losh," ono OF tho "Tenth
avenue gang" stopped Miss Mary Brophy at Ninth
avenue aud Fiftynuth street, Friday. and holning
aknlfe TO her breast demanded r purse threatening
10 STAB her Detective COtrrll arrested him yesterday,
and Justice OtterbOurg committed him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
staten Island AbIaze for T,Iacn.

The Young Mems democratic Club Of West
Brighton staten ISLAND. aud the Rchmoni Dcmocra tic
Club 200 torch -Four Corners last even
ing. They created enthusiasm. and Tilden and Hen
drlcgs meeting that surpassed In size any gathering
that be remembered in that OF the Island was
organized; Mr White. u White g. Marsh, the " Al
street bankers presided. The Hon krastus Brooks de-
yerea most telling speech. and other speakers fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

In the inquest in the case Of Charles, alias
"TroY" Dennis. the burglar who killed on the l2th
inst bY the failing Of the arch the doorway At 90
West Fftieth street. Otncer Ryan testified that he
found the man under the mass % stones, with 400
worth Of jewelry IN his pocSe MIR. A X. Morgan, the
OF tGe house At 65 West Fitieth street te tined
that the coping OF the arch balanced aud not
cuOred, REQUIRED 10y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
SOME WAshINGrON TOPICS.
What the Society Of the Army OF the Tenncs-
see Felt TO be nn Insult.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-There may have been
secret feeling against BeiSnap yesterday by the
members Of the Society u tue Army OF the Tennessee,
and few ex'oficers my have cursed deep but not
loud because he male nimsef conspicuou, but GER
tainlY not one OF them gave EXPRESSION 70 their feel
ingr. Aud why snnuld thry ? Was not Logan, the
choecn orator OF the occasion. Beknaps friend. and
did he not vote for his aCQuttlP Grant san Bel
kuAps friend aId 50 Is Babcuck, The latter Just
con.peuous rs Belknap was. why then should here
BE- ANY feeling about Relknan's presence2 The dead
hero in whose memory the ccre monies perform
fortunately cannot bs dlshOnOred Dy the presence VI
Ines ulp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The Annexed District Aroused.

Tho Twenty-fourth Ward Tlllen and Hen.
drcks, Robinson aud DOrshemer Cub had grand
ratification meeting last evening In ittner's Hall Trc
mont, The Hon. GARRISON y Potter, Charles H. Pic Pc
D. Rogers, Gen Samuel J. Crooks and others, spoke
for Illueu aud Reform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The Vermont Railroad Trouble. Adjusted.

ST. ALDANs, Oct 10 I9'--ArTlngenlents have boen
made between the recently appointed receiver OF the
OgdensDurg and LAKE Champlaln Railroad Company
sui the au hOrties OF the Cen raj Vermont Rairo
Company bY winch through Dusln As over the Central
Vermont aud Ogdcnsburg roads viii 20 without IN
trrrupuOn or transfer. All erlstug contracts will be
rico out aud everything go un as before IN all
Tue appointment Of receiver ~ only temporary, hold.
ing n tn 3lst INST, when hearing VIII be had to
dcteiinIne the rights Of the parties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

On Thursday evening John johnson went 10
Philip Smiths house at Is Baxter street. to remain
over right Smith objected. and showed him out of
door anu lOcSed II. Johns he would get even
with Smith, aud on me ting Inn last ey ming Baxter
and Worth streets he plunged u long knlte into his
BACK, He wss arrested by Otcer Gllroy. smith was
sent ~ the ChAmOeTs street Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
New Orleans Municipal Politics.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. lo-rhe Republican Par
sh Convention to-day endorsed the Independent Coz
serydtye ucket for city ald Varsh officers recon-
mendcd that all keplnllcans woe Tor II. They also
pledged the Republican party to make no nominations
fOt city of pars uictr- TINS action leaves tne rrgu.
lar ID mucrltc ticket ana the Independent COnserN
tive ticket the only tcAets IN Tho neid Ia this city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
Spnin and the Holy See.

LONDON Oct. ia special despatch from
Rome to the daily Se0s SAYS " Cardinal Antonelus
secretary has spoog Led o the Spanish Ambassador
tor the discourtcsr shOSn him by the committee which
superlntended the reception Of the spanish pilgrims by
the Pope Monday la IN refusing to admit him and
his attaches, out the Ambassador having teegraphed
account OF INC affair to Midrid, has received in
s'ructlVus 10 demand an expIan-tI0n from Ihe Holy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The southern Tier for reform.

ELMIRA, Oct. Ex-senator Herman spoke In
the opera House and Mr.. Loyerdge, nominee for
Congre's, aud others out doors. this evening The
largest torchligh procession ,hst Illuminated the
city marched through the streets, accompanied by
delegations from the surrounding tovns Senator
BlngLautOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The New Workers Happy nun,ins Ground.

Some visitors TO the Central Park have thought
that they saw Wildcats springing through tho under
growth. The creatures are only common house cats
that make the their home and feed birds They
often grow to great About once . week askiiful
gunner gOis on . hunting expedition through tue
sinRio dAI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The DominionCabinet.

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 1g-It Is understood that
DAVID Mills, member Of Parliament for Boutwell, hss
been appointed TO the vicant seat In the Dominion
Cabinet caused by the recent appointment by the Hon
Mr. Lard To the orshp VI lne North.
lprrl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

Capt. Barrow Frazer, commanded the Hobok-
division OF the Boys In rlue In the Republican
parade In Jersey Cily on Monday night. flo returned
home late bleeding from an ugly cut on the head. lie
sid that he had fallen from horse Yesterday he
ooi There are suspicons that no Nss hit Oy stone,
and an INQUEST nss been ordered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

Both Mrs. Hoffman and the man Collins. sus-
pecttd OF murderng Maggie Bauer near Valley Srcan
have be "A discharged II. III custody the GRAND JuTJ
having failed ~ tndict either.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The Sentences of Two wife Murderer..

who murdered his wife In May last. TO-DAY sen
tenced 10 be hanged on the elst Of December next.
PORTSMOUTH. n, H.. Oci. 10 MaYoOn, Who poisoned
hi, wife az u mond withdrew his former plea Of mot
guty," plcndlng HOO cOneitdsre 10 murder sec
und degree, aDd was sentenced to thirty years at hard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
sam Coll,cr and Others Indicted for VI iarder.

SALEM, n. j., Oct. l9.-The Grand Jury to-day
found true bill OF murder against James weeden
samuel Coil er, John Clarke, Richard Goodwin. and
Fiddler" Neory the men concerned IN the kiluK "
waKer the priEe rinS 1he trial is TO be begun on
Tnassi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
cude" Expelled from the Naval Academy.

Webster Of Connecticut, G. L. Harrison Of Michigan,
and u Wilkinson Of Louisiana. OF the third class were
to.dy expelled IRON the Naval Acldemy Tor refusing
TESTIFY the hAz cases. Tue whole ClAs. Will be
eIpenrd II they 40 not testify. The class numbers
alo \
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

Constable Andrew Love met Miss Mary VIII
OF Harrison avenue, jersey Gty IN Justice Leon.
aros ONCE ruesda, for the nrst time, aud
they were married by Justice Garrilk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

SAvANsAH. Ca, Oct 10 The total number Of
intern.nls to-day was eighteen OF which eight wor
yellow fever case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

CINCINEATT, Oct. l9.-rhe official majority Of
Barnrs, kcpnhcan Tor Secretary OF State with four
cOuBtits yet " be heard from Is 0.602.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

The return match gine for the shunlebo oard
championship between Louis Bush. the Champion, and
Pstrcx DuRan, t,kes place Ihis evening " Degnsnp
AueT. Abs Pearl street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
The Republican Majority In Ohio.

IoSDoN, Oct, l0.Ihe Post says It hears from
TusiwOrthy source tha the Eg ptianA altogether loss
27OO men IN Tue recent Aby,slnAn canDalgns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

Falling barometer. rising temperdture, inoreas,
ing coudluess, aud RAINY reAther win incroAsial
northeast " southeast winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

PREPARING ron NovEMBER.

The steamship Steinman, twen,y-nve dA'
out arrived yesterday. The Captain says she cneOu
tered heavy gales during the passage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

To Run Against CIarkson N. Potter.
Tho Repuhcans have nominated George A.
Brandre tn Of sing Sing for Congress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20
Piny Miles in Ten Iiou
Weather Omco Prediction

George +. Avery. a noted pedestrian. will At
temp! ~ walk MY miles In ten houp IN bridgeport
DOT. 25.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-06-29
BROADBRIM.

YOUNG MEN.-Before you start from
home pin this bit Of earnest, well-meant
intention of truthful suggestion in your
hat The market for loafers ii always
glutted. The greater the loafer the less
is the reward. Any boy who wishes to,
can become a gentleman. And here are
a few things true gentleman never does.
He will moi make habit of telling smut
ty or vulgar stories. He will always be
tidy in dress. He will be as careful not
to offend persons as to keep his face clean.
He will never be loudmouthed or over
bearing to his interiors. This trait of
character always marks the snob and dis
agreeable egotist. He will never lift
his voice in small room when talking
TO men as though he were in q field
driving oxen. He will never speak so as
to wound or pain the heart of the person
who is under him. He will never boast
of his superior family connections, or
give those he is with to understand that
he is of more consequnce than they. He
will never pry into the private affairs OF
any other person, nor meddle himself
with the affairs another person should
attend to. He will be above the petty
suspicious born of ignorance and proof of
bad breeding. He will never try to bully
and beat his way, nor assume superiori-
ty that is entirely lost the moment 1T Is
boosted of. He is never obsequious or
sycophantic. But prompt, polite discreet
and courteous to all with whom he comes
in contact. He will never quarrel with
servant or use profane language to an
inferior. The gentleman always has
friends, even under adverse circum-
stances, because he deserves them. The
SUCCESS of the true gentleman is always
lasting.