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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12

We have lately learned through the ex-
plorer CAMERON OF the rich resources and con-
siderable civilization OF that part Of Southern
Africa lying between the Zambes and Congo
rivers 10 the westward. Another explorer. Don
AID MACKENZIE, has Just given the British
ceographers a remarkable account OF that little
known portion OF Northern Africa called the
Soudan. In the kingdoms OF that region there
are twenty millions Of people the most intelli-
gent and industrious In all Africa, who have
reached a certain state OF civilization. and live
In Immense cities" where they cultivate the
arts OF peace and carry on manufacturing pur-
suits. We wish he had given the names and the
census of some Of these immense cities, so that
We might see whether any OF them contain as
high as hundred thousand population, and so
that we might know whether they have got be-
yond the shanty stage Of architecture. MIR.
MACKENZIE, however, IL getting up an expedi-
ton to explore the Soudan, aud we shall know
more Of it after he gets back from IL, perhaps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12
The SON of Mnior-,.su. Rosecran..

Yesterday morning. the Rev. Father Adrian
Louls Rosecrans died IN the fcctory of the Paulist
Church, at Fiiyniuth street and Ninth avenue. For
more than year he had been suffering under the
nOnltofy Nmptums OF hpopcAY, buptTnGucod ~ over
eAert IN the dutlts of the mission htrN q. tie was
born IN Newport L. H. on the ~ Of May. 1919 and
wac the eldest sou OF MujorGen, William S, Rosecrans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12

get pretty subJect-one " hicn ouid sound poetca-
prefer, onls VISA you 10 take The two sords aud
frame me subject having the too late IN H. II You
eGuyaeat Il You nav The dine send me two or iree
OLD ~ write on. DO what ask. and ooiSe
EMORY AND nrSRY COLLEGE, virginia My ;.
Although we cannot oblise young GoocH by
hunting up subjects for him to write upon, wo
are perfectly willing to give MIN a little advice.
In the first place. he must get out OF the habit
Of relying upon older heads In matters where no
is expected to think and act for himself. II his
mates all rely upon older heads for ideas the
test In composition becomes "a contest between
the older heads. and It's value a. A college exer-
else disappears.
Then, we cannot approve our correspondents
anxiety to get a pretty subject, one that will
sound poetical." Whatever poetry there may
be in young GoocHs nature must develop itself
spontaneously. 1t cannot be forced, nor can II
be simulated when It does not exist. To a
strange incomprehenslon OF this truth Is due the
sadly misspent lives OF MARTIN FARQUHAR TUp-
PER and UPPER HOLLAND, and the mis- applied
toll Of some Of the young men or women who
write tor JAY GoULDs Tribune.
The ambluoa OF many college boys TO Grappe
themes entirely out Of proportion with their
powers. is ludcrously apparent on commence
immature youths attempting to solve the prob
lens Of existence, reversing the judgment OF
sages, or disposing on hand Of questions which
have puzzled the wisest heads for centuries.
We advise young GooCH TO spare THE Sun and
his other friends the spectacle Of such folly AS
this.
We do not think that TOO Late 4" is a good
subject to write upon. Indeed, II Is not a sub
Ject at all. The two words convey no idea.
They may mean one or auotner OF thousand
th,..-. tis a great mistake TO seize upon some
pretty phrase, because there is vague sugges-
tveness about II, and TO proceed to build
down from II. II Is hosting your nag be-
fore you have any 1aGstar to put II on, or any
house TO Justify and support your Flagstaff. The
motive, the idea, the proposition must come
first; the name can often afford TO walt till the
last. Our young friend will increase his chances
of making a creditable show at the coming con-
test II he resolve to construct his composition
upon the more rational plan.
by reading THE sun attentyely every dav, or
| every week, as the case may be, young GooCH
| will not only learn how to clothe his Ideas in
| clear. strong English, but he will also get some
| Insight into the art OF making happy and Judi
| ciuus selection Of topics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12
To Ciergymen, Churches, aud Religions
Meetings.

Advertisements of religious services, and
meetings for religious purposes, held on sun
day, Will be inserted rthoM charge in the
Sunday edition OF THE SUN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12

countries. Surely II Is time to pat stop to this
atrocious practice, and the m ost effective way
TO do so lie by the ladies refusing TO purchase
hats which bear such decorations. We agree
with our oorresponderS that women cannot
too soon give up wearing ornaments for the
making OF which ouch cruelty is necessary"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12

The one lack Of the Centennial Exhibit
ton ceremonies was the absence Of poem by
the great obituary laureate, q. WAsHINGToN
CHII.Ds, A. NJ. set To sepulchrai music It would
probably have been an enormous success and In
duced valuable feeling OF sadness and funereal
solemnity 10 The llstening mnltitude.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12

Among the fashionable attendants at the
opening OF the Centennial Exhibition was the
Countess PoURTALEs. The Countess was for
merry Mrs. BEEcHER of New York. and the
Counts nrst wife was the daughter OF BEN.
HOLIDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 1.-THE United States
steamship IaapoOsa Is hard aground on Bun Point
Bar, opposite 70 Tue NaNa Academy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12

SEcoR ROBERTSON has been elected Vice
President Of the Soamans Friend Society, the
object Of which Is the conversion OF JACK rARt TO
religion, through The distribution Of tracts and
the preaching OF missionaries. We shall look
for sEcoR RoBBERsoN's operations In this line
Of work. We shall wait to see him distributing
pious tracts in the forecaste, and TO hear him
preaching on the poop deck. He il the very
man to tell JACK tho way Of salvation and
money-making; and II JACK should ask him
why he Is called RoBBERsos, and how he came
to get the name Of SECoR, he eau give him a
reprimand as sharp as the old cAt-o'-nne tails.
The Seaman's Friend Society has an agency for
the safe keeping OF JACKS money when he ia
ashore or at sea. We should say 1t would DO
well not to ask MCPHERSON To take charge OF
this department Of It's business. His name Is
against him, the sEcoR part OF It as well as the
Robertson part Of 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12
The Case OF Young Gooch.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUH-Sir: Annually
We college boys have contest 10 decide who Is the
b. 81 N composition ana defamation Wish you would
frame subject for me; always rely on older neads
OF course would not nave you write any matter for
NE that would ee taking undue advantage, | viii
state that much depends on the subject and could
get pretty subJcct-One which ould sound pOetcal
would ike IL. Inc subject TOO Late" Is one would
prefer only VISA you 20 take the two words aud
frame subject having the too late" IN II. II you
cannot We do ha', make ~ Jee which would BE- an
equivalent II yon have the tine send me two three
tubtcs wltu would De suited u boy eighteen
OLD to wrte on. DO what ask, and oOlige
, 1876-12-22
neuefe telegr. pfpe(bfa.
Ser &ricg i'm Orient.

9%onbon, 81. Seq. Cine Sepeide
aus gelerab meloet, boB Gen. Nlfltine
o"e5tern baielbit eriuartet nno cine DILL
lion Gubel mitbrineen wiro, wel9c Die
rullii@e &esierun9 fir Die &eor9onlla=
tion DER ierbil6en Irmce bei9elteuert
bat. Ser ruiiii9e General' Gonlul bat
Srn. &iitics mit9etbeilt, oaB ole rnlli
i9en O!fi5iere in Serbien als sur r~lllli-
i6en Mrmce sebDreno betra9tet lperoen
uno lire boQe Gage erbalten loQen.
Die Offisiere Der ierbii6en Gelerpen ia
ben Sefebl erbalten, iofort mad Der
@ren5e abSn9eben.
2onoon, 81. Gesember. Cine
&euter'l6e 9epel@e aus Gonltantinopel
lagt: Sic p~orldufi9e Gonferen5 9ielt
se1tern lire Ieste 9ibung. 9ie Sepoa7
md6tieten lino iibereinperl tanotn i6re
gorl6ldse 10 einsuri@ten, baB lie fir
oue portien %onnebmbar lein iuer,
ben. IS beibt, baB cine poQldnoige
gonferen5 nd6lten Samlta9 ltattfinoen
Nib.
'Sie tiirfiiAe Contribution ioa io9Ieid
befannt semo9t wer0en. Sic Nomi-
nation bon MiOQat Yai6a sum GroB-
@csier 1T gut oufgenOmmen nor
ben unb mirb bic 96wieri9teiten balo
erIsbisen.
8stsrab, 81. 9ssember. Shirt
Wlilan bat bic GcIisnation leines Mini-
ftcriums angenommen. 9ie Miniler
bleiben ieoo6 10 LANCE i'm Nmte, bis
Elm ncuss Cabinet gebiloet 1T.
2onbon, 81. 9eSember. Sic
Zines" ioet in ibrem 2eitartiftI !:
rOie gepolmd6tisten baben ben l6wi
risIten She'll ibrer Nr6eit baour6 pol,
lcnoet, boB lie BARN iibcreintimmen,
baB irsenO etne 8elibnabme notblppn-
big lit. Mjobat 8ai6a mub balo lci.
ne Gntl 6siouns binli6tli6 i6rcr Tors
idldse betannt mo6cn. Q8ir iiir@ten
Die tiirfiiden Minilter lino gsneigt einen
bcitimmttn @ioerluno gu pascn. Sic
i6einen Su Oenten, OuB tie Die COME
ren3 serit0ren f0nnen, wenn lie europa
in einsn alsemeinen &rie9 uerpideln.
, 1876-12-22
Cnropai(Me MQdlrihtfn.

8 nj rbeiniid'u 2tnt4eil Ser Oio;ci
Wiiiniter lino Idon q unbel eteBfarrer-
ltellen por5anoen.
SsamOWrg. 1er 3euot btautra0,
BET oer Sir9eriAait, nit Or 2;itte I'M
tbunltdltt YeiNNuni9mng. IS mitiuJe.
u%ebntigeu, 6aB Der bel Dem Nppcllatton5.
gerldte Der lreltn 9anlttdote 81 EtJcd
leit Gluiesrn9 oellelbm I'M 3aDrc 1920
ais 9ctrtlGf uao felt 1913 ais 9latg
angeltcllle. ". @arl Mttb, Pau,i,
unter Stl0Im9 lcine5 uollel 0>baltea
a5 Ptulio unO Der louri9cn, beIlciaer
%AHltcuung ais 9totI ibm 9eudbrtej.le teu
5lcbte uno 6rei1elten, IN ocn J(Abcltauo
D rlegt weroe. Die Senate oer3 otaot.
9abcn liN jest bJeribtr, ulter Sotbt,
qalt OerDit8Nae4ml9un9 otr rclp, Nur'
9erl1aItul, berclt9 9tclni9l. O05 @es
bait PaulPS bctrd9t 10000 ". wopOu
Ote 9al1tc auI Qambur9 eat(Gut.
Der Sfommerlan9cr 6rani Oiener lit
Tur ole nadItc SQtOn Iiir 005 1teliBe
~taoItb,ater en5a 1t. aeI ole SIZE .
nl9telt BON SO, 1000 u,
Die aul Der Nauosbtdcr Sinic Der
PIerocbagn ela9eltellteu ncuen amcritas
nIlbtn Wayen beWabrtcn lid ai5
%5uedmaBlg, natitrllN wcAcn Ibrcr GjW.
tgieIt. 81 &altuHgeUydt btragt Ca.
1900 Mno9r0mm, uQ4rcno eN5 on
d'ttgen Wuycn Gu. 1900 " ,ograMm
petragt.
Der Director Der 5ieli4en Oeutjden
9etparte, D.. 9teumuper, it gegen.
wartlg IN GmOen belNaIlgt. cine A9en.
tur Der Seewarte ms Hebea 3u. ruIen.
Oh SettaH9 nuo Dem 9tauI9atlOna!eD@
rer Strule llbertraJeu.
@nltap AOolpp 5Amiot, iriber Ser.
aga9eber oeS pSremer 6remOenblotteS,
puO lc9t pom buligcn StaOtgerlNt
pedbrrIltN pcrioIyt. Oerlelbe aa0 IN
9ambHr9 ea 2Q9ebIalt berauS, lteQtc
tAr oaa St0tt GGpcoIenten, SolpOrteure
&C. al unO IleB lld BON lQnen @autioneu
9eben. SalO Oar0ui rcilte Ct BON bier
ab, obne Die GautIonen 5uriid gc9ebeu
81 baben mo miro OeSbatb. ME lNon
oben bemertI, ltcfbrIefllA usrlot8t.
Die Qeibe Oe8 crmorOettu umtanO
wnrbe III SerauIaHun9 elmer Don oct
Almelt 9ema@ten Auala, 6, OaB ibr 2ieb<
baber Den umlauo nit elutm NanomertSa
9eratb aut ben &opi 9el1l0Jtn uao Oas
onr9 bet0nbt paUe, lpleoer 0usgegraben,
UNI 5lAconltatiren, OBJ Spuren an Oer
gelde aHijaEnOcn ieIcn, Ole Don eincm
lol9en S9Iage bcrrigrcn t0unten..
Sine 9alSwuuOe, Die Der mut9maB(i9t
WOro:= ~Ss@ s"as&i1a;;;a,idl beth
, 1876-12-22
Dif Tnhkl1rA


1T t%eItmmt. bas gauge btsbertse Seilperfabren NM
buitoben, Die Sur pirb bur9 bos logenonnte
&phbaa uno bur6 @tnnebmteu pom 9obpuIpet
beptrtt. Vie eobbdoer 5et9en an, no bic &rantbeit
tbten Sts bat, ~ ttei tie lte9t, unS ST. slei6cr
3eit setgen fte bic 9ebenSfraft hes Meni9eu an.
GauIenoe. iino tn ben lebten smet Sabrer IN Der
SaoesAuItalt, "a Stanton Str,, New 9)ort, 9ebetlt
poroen. lnter ben Gebeilten befinocn lid pieIe
SserSte ittto @pot4st9r. pie sobbdOer nnteri4eteenl
t3 BON onberen 8aoern oaourd, boB ite brett auf
Die &rautbett etrlptrten, uro ben franteu Stoif ents
%ierntn, tn pel3er 6orm ct aud gum @ori6eiu
tonire. Sic Itno etn 8erbrenuun9ss poer AuSl1etS
bun9SzProeeB Der &rantbettSltofe Sober Rraufe
ptro bel Der Inluenonn9 bitier Sur i~oSuiageH ietn
et9ener NrSt. &enn Semauo burdD bteie 8dber gez
betlt TIT, 10 tit er mtrtlt6 uno raottol 9ebetlt, mGbs
ren6 mad, Der 6ts3ertsen ,9etlmetbo6e bic gstttst
Sew6bnlt@ 9eiGbrli3er limb ais Bite Sroutbett ielbit,
nno 1t3 tiers txn 9an5es peer ieeunbdrer Srants
betten e~tRiieat5
O6llei@ Sic Goybaber aue Sranrbetten, innerltd
lnO auBerli9, %turtrert, 10 limb bod BITE @irfuHsen
bel fol9enoeu 6rantbetten, Defenders penu ie I'D
nod in ocltem3 %nltanbe b%efinoen, 9ouS ouberorbent@
lid: Utcber, Ielbit Nerpens uno &ppbuSfieber,
iperoen lebr l9nea, 9em6buIt9 nit la 8dbern,
b%eionberS bel iunaen eenten II. IN, eriten .Staptinl,
eeu6buli3 lei9t turirt, @afetludjt, Gbenz
tnattsnuMs pereea oft iebr. i9nea. eebeilt;
ebenio @n9ens unb Standardization, iopte oIe
f0pbiIttiidc Sranfbeiten In iebem @rabe. BET
6uBeren Srantbeiten, 8-ranOWMnoen, @es
idIDiirett, GctUpbeir &C. lit bic &trfune etne
pIbslt9e II. it9tbore. gtnr eth Bah tit biuret6enb,
I'm Seoeh pom oer 2Stttnh9 5A hper5ell9en. W(os
9eittrebS nno bic Io9enannte Ssarn= ODER
Sncfcrrmbt (etre BITS lest unbeilbore Sroutbett)
mWrben 9ebetlt, Bet lesterer 6rantbett 9eber rs
@ro5ent 6es 5uderitoffes nit ieOem Babe 6ur9 ben
/ llrin as.
0te gabes nr6 Ginne9mez@ulper werben mad
1 iebem 9los int 9anoe p~erionbt, Der 4tets bes
4 Saoes9uIper8 1T 50, Der hes @tnnebme : Buffers
!. 81. Man laie l9 cine 8roidire fber BITE 9obfW
IN ensli4er ODER oenti9er Spra3e i9tfen.
FIR. Rauchfuss, %
"a Stanton Str. (Box 1901
] Mep 9orE
, 1876-12-22

icbr beleften noroiiden Ntatlburn. 6er
Ganaoiern, baB eiue ioltc 8erOonneruu9
eineSWiifior0r8 ftottfanr, Die 10 melt eing
i'm wie etuell gem6bnlidcr Wl0rOcr gu be-
6an6eln.
Sn 8etcrboro. Sntario, lebte Elm 9e-
piiier SameS 0l1an. Nl8 CT oft Qcnu9
acmorber ,uar. iid ieGtit ell @eihdit 81
a%riinoen, e8 iuar ba8 Dor siuan3igSabren.
aab inn ietn @r3eu9er clue Wti0ioll in
blanfem eolte uno Games fauite lid Ell
ne aroBe@erbcrei. G8 mar Elm 9uter@ez
i6ditSmann uno Die Dii(lion pcrmcbrt.
lif RAID unter ieiner 8ermaltuag. 8Or
a6tSabreu e!fiirte CT ell Q8eib inter ben
criten Tamilien 0e8 Qan0e8 ulto nit 9teio
iuben ibrer Sdp fern Die bon einen fol-
fen Manne Sepor5u9te an. 9tpan bot
te' Slid nit @lcm. mas CT anlil1g. 81
faufte I'M Sabre 1857 @runOeiaeut6uur
in oen groBen Stdoten Der Qnlon, ais,
wie iett, gl1e8 bornteberlaQ, biQig uno
pcrforftc icbr tbeuer wieber, ober oaS
@didlat iAlief ni6t @8 nubtc liA Ibnl
in @ctalt ser @bi5fDflald uno wuroe
balo iein ftcter gegleitsr, i'm 'ollmcii,
Dem llnter9an9 cnt9eaenfiibrenO. SIM
Wlai 5. s. fam Ser eYltc Nu8bru6L Elm
InfaQ BON Sdufer,pabniinn, ct fob
Idelt wie oielPr Die WclIl6clt mad)t. III
feline @erberei uno perfrod) iih in eiurn
@infel. Sin @rbeitey muBtc ibm nun
cine Slaide WbisfeH bolcu nt,O uadloenl
ct lie auSgetrunten batte. lbicnen ltin
Nerpen wicoer fciter. @r feb ts iii fem
Nobubau8 Suritt. sinq in ben Norlur
uno rief naf ~ieincr 8rau. 0icie fan,
nit ibren spci &inocra, iieberf uno iitni
SATIRE aft unO lcate }dttlld) ibgen jlm ouf
letucn gtafen. ST. aber ,og p6ellb
etn Meiier beroor uno itieB ibr oaiflbe
bon ser Stitc in Die Gruit lfit ielreu
S6rci brad lie 'nianlmeL UNI nod).einl
gen Wtinuten ibr iua9e8 2sben ~au5;ublEs
6en.
Sic 9ranie Stat mar at8balO rndbar
uns 0nDan, Der obne lid, gu riibreu, aui>
ieinem Stuble liben qebliebcn 10 |, maroe
uerbaftet. uno nun e~reiauete iid) ctm48
mas nad %unlcln b~ieliaeu G%rfabrunacu
!luic Elm Midrten flinqt. Die orel be-
riibmteite Nopofatcn @ona0a8 iiberna9
men bic g.ertbcioiqnn9 oes l40rOerS mN
id)iibtcn natitrlid) a5cr peracbeu8 @abn
fun Dor. 2ll8 lie Die Yer9cblidteit ibrer
Nultrenaun9eu einloben, oeriud)ten lte.
w~eni9lten8 Die &rmosoete al8 lpabniinnig
oariultellell, lie ioIe einen Selbltmoro be:
qanaen babcn, aber- bort ibr 2tnl rifaner
Die ibr Sud- &iiraer ser aroBelt 9fepubllt
nennut, Sic 0fcd8sleidbcit ouf ibrcr Sab
nen seldriebcn Fat, weOer auf Jfidter.
uoA auf @elNmoreuc mahttn Die &hnite
Die Iouofateu ocS Williondr5 @inorud
Sieier miro gum Gooe uerurtbeilt. Sour
auf rem @naoenme9e luurbe cine Wiiloce
runa auf leben8ldnalldc8 .3uAtbaus CT
reidt unS Ser Wiiliondr iiet itet ais 9es
meiner Serbred)er I'M s3udtbaule.
@a8 bod oaS fir 3ultd De linb ruff Ger
b'eliae Nbpofaten itano ans, einen ioldbcu
SAT- gu uerlierer, % 1T eS bier oo@ 9anS
anoer8. ga e8 1T let0er auOe s.
, 1876-12-22

girgtnia StaatS<V a5etTf
tasltS beraussssebsn son
9obn 9. peim
80. ST 3m6lite Straee.
81 i'd m 0 10, T a..
, 1876-12-22

Ne THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OFALl
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-12-22
GnglanD.

2onbon, 81. Ge5ember. Gin
fur9tbarer Sturm, be9Ieitet BON Itarfen
Gesen, ,piitbete in Der 9ienita9s unh
Wlittmo6s Na6t bura oas 9anae So
rigrei9. Ser Sturm mar ~beionocrs
beftis an Ser l6ottilAen &iilte, BON mo-
G1iifsunfdQe beri6tet perOen.
, 1876-12-22

Gin 0filiondr moroet ieihc 6lau lno
ipiro gu lcbeuSldualihem .3udibaulc pcrs
urtbeilt. Bur Serubiaun9 bieliael Wfls
liondre tseilen mir ihon ieet NIT oaB lid
iid fein amcrifallilder @eriht8bof eiucr
ialhen WfiBaAtun9 oes @otte9 Diam
mon i9ulOig sealaAt fat. SIS 9cld)ab
bel unlern bon Der Gultur nod ni@t 10
, 1876-12-22

Ude oer IIten un0 W{all ctr.
Niberes iiter bic Serl9iebsnen 2ialIen unb
eer Setrarten tEnnen bel grcf. gaupe SO.
~ Salt Sroab Stra6e, rpsr in Der @cape,
ME erfra9t psreen.
Die n~euiten GQu5e mer6en 9ete6rt.
Der ltnt'rri6t fir iunse 0amrn, MGeGen
nnb 8naten. fnpet MittwO6s uue gonna
benos, Namjtt09s bon A bis 6 llbr. bgn Der
9errea 0tenitass aab 6%reitags, Apsnbs ron
o DIS ~ u9r, l!att, MI ! Int
, 1876-12-22
subScriotiors 3 Nreifet

GubfcriptiOrS @retiet
,.o.rx Sc 90
as Spor,te SO so
49, mnnnte 81 80
Greiic her Mtijet8et:
GGth Saua.s' ~ m,1 2s
@ ~ Ssaase' S ~ wnI 175
Gin Sauare, cine Q966e , ~
Gin Square, etnen Wspndt A ~ ~
Gin Sanars bret @spnats ~V
Sr6sere anssisen perpen tuissr tertdnst.
Mht pser pentaer 3etlrr bttben einet square.
Qne @n;eiaen fnb int gsrdus su 3ablen.
Die 3ettuna wirb in &i2munt snb llrt-
,eaenb son Ben 3rdssrn tir IS Gents per
@r6e auSeetraeen.
, 1876-12-22
0nlanoiGfbe Dspefden.

New-Y Off, 81. Deg. Yolmeifer
Sones u%erlan9t cine unteriu6una Der
Mntlasen, iueI6e pnn Serrn Sswitt i'm
Sauie, oaB man ii6 an iciner Yot in
Der Seem Yorf YoitOiFice persrifcn, se-
ma9t wuroen.
@eW=D orf, 81. 0e5. 0as 0ampT-
i9if D&bein," pel6es 9eltcrn na6 l5-
tdsisen Gabrt bon Sout6ampton i'm
bieii9en Safen anfam, bate bas un9iins
Iti9ite Wetter, wel9es Die SIiSjere ie
erlcbt butten. Sim s. DeScmber wuroe
Elm 8aha9ier iibsr Den 6riibaiidstii6
pon elmer Seitc bes Salons CUR onoeru
eel3leuocrt, wuroe ieoo@ sliidliAuweile
ni3t perlebt,
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Smyrna times., 1876-04-26

The variations in the spelling of Shakes
peare's name furnishes the topic for an
article in the May number of Scribner'S
Monthly, by J. II. Gilmore. There are five
autographs Of Shakespeare in existence
acknowledged to be genuine, four of which
are spelled Shakspere and the fifth Shaks-
peare. Mr.. Gilmore concludes as follows !:
From an inspection Of these autographs
it is evident that, however Sh-k-sp-r- may
have varied in spelling the last syllable of
his name, he never inserts an after the L..
So says Mr. Furnival, and so must any one
say who takes the pains to examine the fac
SMILES. On this point, the spurious and
genuine autographs are all agreed. Follow
ing out the principle, then, that a man has
an unquestionable right to spell his name
as he pleases, we ought not to force upon
imperial Shaksp-r-, dead and turned to
clay, an which he persistently and system.
matically rejected Still further, from an
inspection of the poets autographs, the
weight of evidence is very decidedly against
the insertion of an a in the last syllable oi
the name; or, in favor of writing Shaks
pere, not Shakespeare"
Smyrna times., 1876-04-26

A New Use FOR CoRN.-From time to
coveries in means for utilizing our farm
products, discoveries which, though seem
ingly unimportant at first sight, have in
the end proved of great advantage to both
producer and consumer. OF these the
latest is the discovery that sugar and molas-
ses of good quality can be produced from
Indian corn. The first experiment was
made in Iowa a short time since, and the
result of which is said to be such as may
be considered the foundation of an extern
sive and important industry. Following
this initial experiment, q few farmers in
various districts took the matter in hand
and found it very lucrative. A somewhat
extensive Western sugar mill has intro
duced the new process, and to this mill the
farmers in the vicinity took their corn and
sold it, the operation being similar to that
factories. 1t is stated that a quality of
molasses can be produced from corn
far superior to that produced from sorghum,
and the syrup can be made to granulate for
sugar with little skill and experience.
The culture of corn is we'll uudestrood by
every farmer in the country, and, as there
is scarcely any limit to the quantity that
can be raised, the manufacture of corn
sugar ought to be more free from obstacles
than the manufacture of "beet sugar. "
The matter should at least be fairly tested
and the result made known as soon as pos.
sible.-N Y. Bulletin.
Smyrna times., 1876-04-26

LOSING MEAT.-One of the characters of
the Green river country, says the Courier
journal, was Green Burlington. A promi-
nent trait in the character of the noted
Green was his love of surreptitiously
obtained pork, and none OF, his marked
characteristics were better known to his
neighbors. A prominent farmer of Green's
vicinity, following the custom of that
locality, turned large number of fine hogs
loose in the woods to feed upon the mast.
The hogs were quite near to Green's home
and the farmer, remembering that gentle
mans crookedness in regard to pork, went
to him and said:
"Green, have just turned loose on the
range a number of very fine hogs. you
will promise me to let them alone | will
give you, when they are killed, three hun
dred pounds of meat"
The worthy Green deliberated for while
and finally replied
Well, squar, that looks like fair prop
osition, and guess I'll have ter take it, but
I'll lose meat by it."