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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07

CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL, RAN
- DOLPH Vermont ABEL X. LEAVEN-
WORTH, A. NJ, Principal, assisted by four ca
mai Schools of Vermont, Massachusetts ana
Eew York Model school and Preparatory de-
partments added. Capacity OF building doubled.
fall Term opens fourth Tuesday In August.
Spring Term, second Tuesday In February.
aug26d&wly
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07

There are on the calendar of the next
term of the Caledonia county court, 1874
cases at law and 22 in chancery, and there
are no less than rs lawyers who practice a.
this bar, giving upon an equal division "a
cases to lawyer.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07

The prices of all grades of coal will be
advanced AZ cents per ton by the Rochester
dealers in that article after June !.
, 1876-06-28

nosha Hemlnary wrre Era,lnatinE preparatory
to cccon,fng lnnins of tho cnrtuf 1H5',; He tid
s c.r ~ e'cf H. s " %s fo
cricket q iue contestants Of 18TH, which were
'Ts6af" y.ha II tue %,oes a'si Ss"" Gup presented to tho
c!nrkeon atst nIne by tho H. .sey bishop Talbot.
of indiana responded 10 hy Mr. Tnft. OF drsininuf
Isttond--Thc cfaskson cup presented 10 tho
1adgcr nr.t c1evcn by the Rev. i'laiap itown. of
Northern M!aennaIn; Responded to by 4. II. clr'c.
Y1rd-The tEcnd. Matters Cup, presented TO the
1,aAgcr third clevtn by tho Rev. tcorsc Prescott;
responded L. G .c5y sleyesly by NJ: r.ank nneef
ss ssso; ' re.ponaed 70 y Ill., moines. '0s - Wv
chsase ioaadst i iss Ge!isse, ~ p!esea;sa re- @ ,se
10 isr BE- Uadxefa BY tue Rev. Dr. Reb!o. of Farl
Tlls evening magnificent concert wau given In
s vs s' sy as sa @
::;:SSset anl l.oG," BY M!.srs iiandforJ, iiaiii,
s5anS "9 gs!a. h,So1 s, II. Me..,. y
Splendid si'ott. 4 paao so!y by Miss ciar. Koe.
ss ss " .aSspn III Of It s ,usneS sSsneS sen M
narnsiow. Met.rst iinulfol.l.. SIcl]owel, nni
Cleveland, could not be exceilcd fus the depth.
bcnwilsui sc,ectsun. "I,ow ,ge.s.y. gascn." WAS
produced by q, ,quarte.te, IN which Mrs. barnstow
ihusla.m. ihe fady in qneat'on + tl,e pofscsror
Ut wondarfu'ly rich nnd powerful v0ct of splen-
did cultivation thas wucld abama nany apscsutainy
Tia coucert closda tho troubles Of the day, and
H,nny weary students md critical hfylneh now
snurs. peacefully uDllyous Of I'll thiugs earthly.
, 1876-06-28
RACINE COLLEGE.
REUNION DAT,

Special nilpdfch 10 The 7Toun&
RACINE, via. ,'Jnnp 27.-At present. thcre Ia q
brilliant gathering Of theological and lay guests at
aciMe College. there being, II possible, greater
Interest manifested tn the graduating elasa
Of Nhis ycur than Of auy preceding
occasion. Ths day was iusngurnssd with
opening service At the College Chapel at 1e m.. the
procession OF Bishops, cleEgynlen, anl students
and the chanting Ut p1ayc1s being impressive In tho
c1trome. At the close VI the services, thu Rev.
George Wallace Of Janesv5,le, delivered the yearly
reunion adtross. In which no e1horted thu
for right In al' things oven at tho expense OF thu
temporary applause Of theft fellow. men, assuring
te1a thal tIaio would do .he,n fun Justice In tha
enl, and they would thu. have tho
to the dsisles with The conscientious hops Of re-
ward herchftcr. The reverend gentleman extend
ed heatty wsleome to .he alnnnl who annually
sS;a Ns,sl. and, snseassFsa !Rs s.e!,sat. I r. r.
euslul attention 10 tho faet Thai our famous cosgu
4 ne;s rsorganlssa !, Y .hu Ep!scopi uaiyersy o9
After the ncs. Wa1lace's brilliant effort, followed
The kr!colno Refreshments for tho lnner man,
:"s is:t ss% wa. .sasTssss
students hass aching yn!ds IN 'neif i e;oHshissary
IN % attenlanee ~ "a At liz fs.tye eostJ, snd iiass
tIated thu scrptural saying that ,nan calnut
live by tho bre1d slUue by atowing aWsJ iot Ut
uther KUul things,
ii tiio close of aluucs the popular Warden, thu
Kuv. James DC Raven. In brilliant address. vel
concs The oil bays back agaa. and h"ped that each
brss to sucl, an extent that lhU boiled
eEss, ham. mud aup}ncks would bo insnfi'cicht,
theru my present, uN,l tha budding beauties
Mrru al.o lhv Iccip!rnt4 Ut pleasant greeting,
III" Uotsur Mcht!ohcd thu fact that 70.
tlsys same of tha young ladies' Ut ku-
, 1876-06-28
cntfons, don't think this n good rchsnn why hc
rhonll not lead the Denocrncy In Tie pfcAtHt caM'

cntfons. don't think this good rch.nn why ho
should not tca, the Dcocrncy In the prc'tnt eaH'
pur MAcK-rAY CATCHES DEMOCRATS IN aEN-
RRAf"
he stsn." oi the ss.;y Ct oa ,s = l. T9sn NS
+: naynrd. of Delaware, another prominent Dem
inntIoa 1t ss. iouls ite received Is fif- sharc Of
that ''grab," so unanimously condemned by tue
sEn5 II isse Ws y ns osfS't1 a ~ III ia
FOR when Tho "ltepeal bill " wns under constdera.
lion in Tic senate 1c, whllo claiming to yle,' to
slh, used the following language:
&C. sss
'cSb w.s not o,sn exceeded by hs
then, W.. ~ harpy so @ lss'ars himself proud OF bis
nsconp or wouLp.nz DEMOCRATIC rnEs,-
eon1d he largely, supplemental. bnt enough haa
been sad 10 exhibit Tho truth in these tsunsne+
Thore have been other salary- usahs. and. With;
mi golng Into lengthy history, y Gun be esesrse;s
lcad'ng l,c,nucrnt. Of this country thought Of
1ss9 y sen tM e.
we'll the North, so TINT there lHs boon NO politl
cAl degenctacy In thts reapeci aiHcs bcforo tue
In 1s51 n salnry grab was communicated, md
hero " stat Ut some OF thosc who tuok the money
an,l tic amounts they received Stephen a. DouE-
lnH. s.. 2tR: Lewis Cass, 81, 251 JMtlnh Hen]M-
lnln. s., 21U; I1ul,ctt Tonmbs, s.. dO0; Il. N: 7.
Hunter, 81, Ito: John Sll.el, s. 476 i. n. Clay.
ton, 81, sl,1. Alsu Jnhn Dell. Wh'E candidate for
the Presidency In 1900, 81, 208; md John J. Gilt.
tondctl. s., 243,
The mnnt eminent men In the Democratic pnrty
Thus ptnnd in The hnmc position with Mr. Hayes, In
diced VERSE, fur they vnted for The increase, whcrc-
US Mr.. 1luycs vigorously oppnsca II.
ThcEc'a nmnther Thing. Occasionally there Ia
fnunl tlontIng around paragraph relative to Pa.
ciAc railroad 1cgalatlon. Without going very
deep into his, 1t cnn be aail that Mr. IlnycF nccH.
pied scat In Congress anrng lnll In legislation
IT th!B character. }ief0re he can't IN. thu Uninn
lHclac and Central Pacific had been incorporated,
ni Ohio, tho Northern Pacific mil the Texas Pacific
laws wero contaminated. hut It Ia the esstnco Of
cheUk for Democrats to mention Enr0nd uni tnc0r-
NoTnt1n ncty wien one uf thrr most PROMINENT
candidates, .-.-.
Mr. SAMUEL ]. TtLDEN,
grew rich on the bounty ol rallgonts. and even now
the Southern Democratic pIpclB arc teem1nE With
the pratrcs of Gen. Hancock, md demanding Ills
nomination. mot hecnnkc OF his RGsvices In thu
Union nFny but bccnuze he Is friendly 10 tho Texns
Pacific enterprise, which Col. Thomas 4. Scott ~
entlcavuring to cHGfncer through Congress.
Southern Democrats are demanding TIM building OF
OF sectional development md wealth, and they In
tend To- put 1t through thB 1l0uae next Wlnt0r Alter
tho elcctfnnb. -....
Now with this record, how TO the Dor:ocrntic
Presidential aap}rnnts dol Don't It loul Ike that
~. LUufs Convention should hunt up ''the Great
Unknown" and where will they mad hint
MAHNpN.
, 1876-06-28
CROPS,


osnKoAsI, VIA, juno ~, -Ncporta published to.
day fsum this aectlon chow quito dlIcuurag!ng
Prospects, fur cn'ps. Wheat and other grains arc
badly damaged by the constant ralus which hayo
Prevailed for ten dnys. The uessinn ty And
so9 eea'e qaxsso FIJI ill.,
Corn 81 bc failuru unless the weather 10 iuuru
favorable snnn.
torxKA, fs XIII, 'ns': la"s SKspo!ss from tho Cot.
tsonwood md Aiknnsas vai1eYs N Southwestern
e9n M.Ss g.! ns e s Asn' n:.Ey sx
!ast ysar. ana t,n aua7iy wy ane lt ~ es,ma,ei
'ant IT. ~ iS .pls for shipping VIII amount to
4xor. <. S'st sns & r: r: Tcss2. rsss; 10 cto,,
everything luoks srien,lidly now. / link lii
.an,o trouble with wheat TINT II complained Of In
Aanssesa AND Iswa stsuck she whsht here. sna sss
wheat; but tic last frw days Of hot ,wcatheT haye
Improved il wonderfully, aud It nov luoks WI!
asSa ps s eons sas sa s'n c0FS
sf1a nns n.'s :. H. tss"s ny d.n.,ch to
lhowsrs, aud, although the sun bus stionc In Nrw
fotk Gy nnd r. & the pFsy q ;,; spfn
eul OF al! hopes VI our rai'!AE even haf ctop of
;oa ae4 Il VII be tpY,4!lla q to ct ire ths el,
Weather /. canslMg also, great deal of sickness
"a asuo + prevailing yeFy gsnerally, which .ea4.
h tla report IT, you after Eu0d shake 0f II AMsHlf.
j sttciui M4pu.ch 10 III 1ftbuns.
/ Po1!r WArAE, Ind. june 17.-Laat night 80
fsto rain unA w!nl atorm ruused orer thts county.
eyIng great dral " laMags. Large fTlds Of
sheut wcFe laid Hat, FrHcea scattered far aud wide,
tall!nga unsoUteI, mud forrest Eets torn W by The
taols. Crups a!s FcrurtcA tu bo badly Inj 1fGd
hpslhwcst aud .oa,hwcr! nf tl.is c!!y.
u Sp<eias hi.passh i - m H. 1tasans .,, ,.,, mil
auncf blarIn that has siritrd this scctnn Of The
country tur year. parsed nsrs here ahhMt 10 peork
lat ught. mud continued furinnsly III O'Clock
II !hls morning, drIusns everything. ThG oat cs4I'
noro especially injured, uni In nIany places ~tlI
nni te w0stll Inurc than thu straw. Hay. hurley,
Il aal whr4t asc alsu badly lodged
, 1876-06-28

Inc. tho rsrrcIaee commencing nj = o'clock AA-
dresses will lr srlFvesea by CIV. HartEanft, Zen
ltawIry, tuhc,npbtI1 If illinois, nnl 3lnHnllcr nf
hihrr prominent tncakerh. Tic graduates number
twenty. .<7.
Tie Worlds Homeopathic Convention rcsnmch
ith tcHeton tllis .nnEninK. Thr n,nrning orcu-
pied IN The rrallng nt pupc1s hy various eminent
men In the pTofcsaluN
, 1876-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Special W5tatcA 10 71e 71fbuNt
snotlnr ni Thunias +. Mitchell, nj Bloomington
wnA found lying '!chl In Ilot ruom this evening at
lO:l0. Apop!"xy. -,
MEMrltls. Tenn.. dune 27.-9npcrIntenAcns
Baker. Of The Western tn4on Telegraph Company,
broken cable, hut thinks new one viii hayq to be
laid.
PHILADELPHIA. Ia, June 81. The number Of
admissions 10 tho Centennial 0rnnnls yesterday
wn* -, 1nl. 1om Pedro |. visiting The grounds
to-day inspecting tho Exhibition In his systcu,stc
manner.
, 1876-06-28

1oxnoS, JunG 27.-St"nm-hTps Anrlhtla. Pc.
retrc. and State Of Virptnia. from New York,
Marathon, from liOsuu, anu Peruvian, from tlue-
bcr. Arrived ont.
NEw fnAK, June 27. .--Aruycd-Steamshiplt Italy,
from Liverpool 49, .....s
O.. NEW faMK. Jnne 27.-ArFfvcd, steamer Wlc-
laAd. from Hamburg.
SotTIIAMrroS. June 81. Steamship Wcacr,
from New York, Inns orrlvcH
, 1876-06-28


Ct1cAno, Jano .7.-TAo great danger In tho no.
lccton OF candidate fur Mayor is, that some ono
may DO named for his good quaitica In certain re-
spcc, but Who IL not at nil qualified for tho posi-
ttun Of Mayor. It IL argued TINT We have Il gopd
Counc! and t1at tho Mayor IL merely iguee-hcat,
and It mnttcrs not much wbat lie Is. This Is mis-
take. We want lender. caro not how good an
arnly In rank n1d flo you may have, II yUIt hase
not . General you cnnnot succeed. John Went.
worth has prosed Attnsolt one ot thu nbltst
q liberty and economy We ali know.
When be lrst occupied The position Of Mayor 1t was
as much mans lifc was worth to 30 to tliu polls
md sttcmv! to Gust an honrst vote. .ouo ot A!r.
Wentworth'a pledges was that he wnu1d make II al
Fafe for nanto 10 to the polls and cast hIs vote
was for hm u 10 g church. and no redeemed 1t
ta '. ths letter: !s utilized hls osssa by eas'nE
sty every day. to report thc!r condition, instead of
having an extra army q sidewalk lnspuctoes. lie
a.! the qualities requisite for CHIEF Magistrate fos
ihs city, And in taking him II Il 10 experiment,
Let vi Ia wise and .cltct lin.
0Na or TIE OLDEST CITIZENS.
, 1876-06-28

I,nn 4A,:--s2 rrs WILL rt'Er1tAsH Srw ul:Iri;
h"Asr+ tiarSar'rt. MIL t:7nsIA'!a.aT. Et:t'' wh
rrha'' E:w ia'ar l,H-: CONTAINING "a 'sl. =" llHt.
81 ~ aill rtrchase Xstu.y franz fnns"t ~
Harvard H. be aln.r rrrra lc.s Than cost of In
prutcmerb Inquire At I+1 Wfatsru.Ar.
ItON RhLE--AT HALF PRlCE.- a.aTnET BRICK
l. house on tbnEfeta Park. ncnt rnn HVtcn-rt, fr
q: n1nftEaRe: only s5u down., OLIVER ftEsLi,
I21 Dehrllntn'At.
IttlR EALE-AT 4 GREAT EhlNlAlN If -TAkES
tmtne'ltaefy-Ios on Stonroe-R,. one block wtst of
h.hnh1'Ay. :+pnth front. Apply tpf. T. ALLEN, N
Lake at. ttao1H !.
ttult SALE-r0K CAS1l-A FINE tbi..ikE ON
Mr,f Ma,tnn. r. w!th a.s brick sto,ss and Hrrll
ii.'Iars rail- upon W +. I,AJtK1N. 10 Ws'tnstonst.
LiOR SALE~ElFGANT- MAisDLE FRONT HOI;SE
i near .lctfcfsga Park. Would take Or clear Iots
near 'an'r Incat'on for hrlt payment Adtrc.s II s
Tribune office.
, 1876-06-28
EDUCATIONAL.
commencement Exercises at the Con.
vent of the Sacred Hoart.
Closing Proceedings Mt Lake Forest
Academy...Scconl Day at lacluo
College.
THE SACRED HEART.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

THE SACRED HEART.
COMMENCEMENT ExERclsEs.
Tnc closing exercises Of tho Hchclastlc year at
the Seminary Of tho Sacred Heart, corner OF Tnylor
and Throop stFoets were held yesterday afternoon.
A usual, tho Invitations were limited. The SIS.
tors. who doing noble educational work. avoid
publicity ~ mucl. AZ possible, md ony caro- That
tic Immediate results Of tbcr labots ahall be wit.
ncaacl BY Tho clergy uf their own faith. Those
who were present at tue exhll,ition-whlch was In
every respect excellent and worthy Of the insttu
tlon-wcrc tic 1T. 1tev. Bishop Folry, Fathers
Damcn, Coosmans, sautois, Corbett, Nledeskorl
Echa1cl. o'Ncl1, zea!and. coughlin, Condor, Van
Lent lllima,., Of tho Society Of jcsua; Fathers
D0nohuo, Conway, Machcr, pr. McGovorn, and
several other pr1asts.
Tic exercises taok place In the study hall,
large and cLecffu, room, which wos neatly deco
IN white hs drfssys Of tho graduating clnss being
opened with tha haA tafsna t1 Masehs do Concert"
yasn!aapn, wh!e a,m,t,n W; sdniFa1y played BY
Z. sAutcr. The enutatory. guile n mudel In it,
way. was 1ullYercd hy MlssN. Kofoc, who charmcd
sssai ,asa iaswca s % viii Xii vocal solo, ,iarp, Ky
beloved Harp" This was sung with grant tasto
and feeling, and was ono Ut thu moit plcusing
K Fscneh skcteh. "I.a Joie,. La Tst,tv.ac, ct In
Modcratfon," was next c,acisd @ BY M!s'es Il. nFcn.
s 4.ee1se5 e G n
theis xe.tafts proved thut thry Ind caught tlo
Xn insssualrninl duo, ''1l .Troyatore Faata.tc"
(A!bot.i1 was payed@ @ tn Eoon stSG ~ Minssa \:
n.ani Esin Firrman nuetseaI rrcitatto IL.
temnn tentn wv Se liz ses,ed VIII due ssa1i to
Tho sentiment Of lilo piece as wei a. the ejueutoa
III. EEonsccratton LYNN to the gacred lead II
beautiful eamroritlon was next Oh lie pro.
gramns. 1t wns exceedingly well sung By nun @
Tha. is sfanusug class ia composed Of young
;' s5f q II. ns s' Msa Ss t h sf +
Sa nsrth' ,,oe,Icai skeicf. With % was M ucp. =.
iofmpd or CITY, b. Msaes 4. Tows l. iocrqan. ] M it, Iv
w. Mt l. i nulo K Gp[i l. voESs R0s
T. the Ss Ssesr .; Is; e
asn IN shc foyols Of the fstrea But se lrssts al
}Hn, "a un tho cround tbnt r 1ss,nn ~ Il
s sa5sy lyyds s,g b s.s r. Ts ;s ~
Ss'z ''';sfs!ss of ss'n.s" e,'
Ianrh!In, A. Reid ind a. Fannng Viii grcat ne
A. id n ~" and u1 NJ ap1ys =, H'
At tnis ssase bishop Foley bestowed Graduating
Mnnors on n s'ea e soana'9 f. xSic,nr: .
art ,t 81 tbe nSoeammc was broGvt to az cIoso ~
Tie pa,tiHs pa wsh aars VA 'nS by thn gFpS
M,1"uClIi.. 4. smith IT, liouEesl T. ts,hrr 7.
Ainnis K. i1eany, IT. Mcstanus. ~ ~''S~' -
loSoAAnt ..3 I'll s.,i,S Amn rMhsi!gMs
wess .rn aw"saoo CO., ~ - ts sp Fo'ey lax
fi5st %saalioR and , ltst Ilas , 5jSeon, Maggie
nn xsI nr amu rfhiom Mary onwny md Ans sn iors
third blus risbon Ill., Ala ai, MGLongh!l1 an nary
Cnano1 ,onl w. '!"uoat oens.e toc u!in oilc
, 1876-06-28

PtIlADKlrntA, IuRa II .-The twenty third An
" III take place Ut tho Academy Ut Ausic Ibis even
, 1876-06-28
k4OQ AAs

Q mn VOLS. OLD AND NEW BOUKB. UOU.
O.UUl( vlsrs Law Dictionary, = yula, fai stephens'
ceHtA fur u thsct1 paper, Down taIFa Vt MIlLkltA
CheAY Deolsiora, 191 AAaisoos&
, 1876-06-28
xy.tET'I:M-cEHALE t1ELls,


y1rASTEp-Ar 1o7 cAtrMEr-Ay, = THOROUGH
soos Whit. ina if"s;f ~ Nss'1A' ~ ets.A Nv
X-ASyEN-A t,t,o,, sE;VAN 9yi; Si5:WE3iIIS
py y a. 81 ii II NJ; si sSs: ''ay II ';ss A.
", Al laundry ani ssoa'i sufk; HUI; y isrstsad
fsr business Euuc otIsr med n:ny. .Ia Pra!TIe'aS.
NASNTr,E;t +, +" eooH ,a, wAs AH Mx !S
.nE'on.1t
NAxxT1iEIn,13;A, iid;, N55;!; T. 10 cESEiaE HOUSE,
1i7,S1rl,-A t;li:, 70 i'm i;Tl1NN, I1ifsr.
1S, tn,si h. ia, IA Iss ~ .,r n fs irnnt Is,;
ss,9:,s .;!!s ts.' It :! ;5 ,tx
,l: In +, Fl i}2 GGk ,,, sSn tAgS.
rures. s<n air!4lsaa.av.
Il M we. .o III: us ss s's -:
AS;TE11 1.lSS5 c5M5EEzEST ~; EMERE 5il ri 5:ENa3S
quIrcl. Ara'y Wednesday, ~ 's' wc.: w.slns'un..t.
w sta s'r'. nj "'' lii s'o family, to i" seAs'a'
11yAnyED--TWO EOOD TIl1i,S, DNE FUlt tiEN-
Ally :fa' It sss Si'.Sxs '0 other to 1''snd ''''a'
WAsftf,s e = 9P . 2pslsHss %l ,'''s. @ :s"1 Sss f
3994sTF7,z i17e1s; ,1,15 "a u, 7;rSx;;x1 uo,;sF,
VT t :a's s!; ;5niS II = Mi; IVY i:;#..ssssy
Il s..As1 Ut lssks'tk pl1'4s. ''s Nv e's "'''
NVASST1iEnnnAs + !, aiIL Iti, ~ DO GENERAL HOUSE.
U7ASTrlGX i;ii;t. Ii5 10 tiESTIsAI ll,,lsE:
,e,v,ts xa'k ut No. '0' so''a Dc'roFs lsfs'v1ss'
;sS WTAsrFi;=7v0 7llii:S: .i5sF 70 c05K. WASH
nina sn1 TIM % s Wind !s hSs. 1S hSx 1,hSs % 20
,,.ASyK,tA u.ol, aE.3AE on scANi1lNA.
, 1876-06-28
PERSONAL,

II W.Ll1AA NySCo COME oK
scnsl 70 ny aarvt Want t9 sfn h!n VI Particular
, 1876-06-28

ItDl. aALE-AT WESTERN sF!tiSGs. TN EASY
i monthly payments t1 sHIf. I-EtHFY tuuarH and ~
fnt tulH It ts tI.tft and ST. 4;J; near schuos and
dcr9; tid:waks etc. hil otnplrtc renly e mnyt III.
Lakeside luildLns.
I;OH 4ALE-srn Will. my 4 nEAU1sFrt LOT.
chlrnFn: SIS down and ii monthly; cheapest property
t1 markell nd lwn frGc ai"tratt trre tocsnt train
4fOi. SAtE-nH KKST-A SH:E ttGlEE AND COT
iHEu +! EnHiewDul; hrxt-sl ArieiltH'! htH, mar
.t"tnth Alp. very hnr 1rttrorr IN south EsAnItou
TjLLDTkoS BROS. ~ Washnvtot'st.
{,rlN sALE-nE ExcllAStiE-Ks Dl! Ia LOTS Az.
fu'nths Norwood. tlrl terms NJ ~ !asnre pruGt
hpriy t0 1tEA & t,tbtTEH, u WnAhiHEtUn.At.
, 1876-06-28


~ with brutlrr Ens!lsltan with $3tsi to Join ma
lucrative bluesI. No hunting. but AIuarr. niuRey'
Luklnx cUnrern. AIdicss, aplulAtlnE Interview. ~
Tribune uIlce,
, 1876-06-28

1;DK sAf.r-OSE !3t Till. NEST FAi!MS ~ Mr:
J. Henry County, III. 81 fnrh from Chicago: Htp
artrs, 81 tr ucrei mile fon tAilroad. L. w. GuLE
4Itskr.Rt,
, 1876-06-28

I.KkTCltiH1 FROM NATURE TAUnilT IN 0st
- 1tlauh for Is mot sHclu1lhE shsl!inKS Hnpit
tansh uHiY Ut their residehcrs. Addsrast e. EtVEEAA
Port lJnlcp.
, 1876-06-28

tEtll2lktrEAAHas
}ITASTEn-A GOOD DtEsSMAKEH! Also Az.
w Prfntirrs foT dr.'N.Hdk khT. b4u SthtrtsI
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Harper,s Magazine. J

hNFpVr MdBhhho'J
OF course moderation in society"
is more difficult in this country
than elsewhere, for the reason that
education, character and refine
ment have no support in rank. A
Duchess may dress simply, live
economically and entertain plainly.
She is always a Duchess, and in the
best society, and to crossher thresh-
old is to be admitted to it, But
lady who is not q Duchess, who has
only the vague tradition of 'fgood
family" upon her side, must be a
very exceptionable person if with
out money she maintains any kind
of corresponding position. In
Washington, for instance, a high
officer Of State who should live up
on his salary, and hope to save
something from it against the evil
DAYS of hls removal, would find il
very difficult to maintain in a board
ing-house, and without a carriage
and without entertainments, the So
cisl standing which m ambitious,
clever ana daring wife might re-
quire. Yet by MS position she
would be necessarily exposed to the
splendid rivalry of luxury and pro
fusion of every kind; and II she
sold her influence, it would be that
she might shine and conquer by
magnilicenee, Such woman-w(
read Of them in novels, aud smile
at the bold invention of the author
would carry her gay audaeity tt
the very moment of disgracefui ex
posure and ruin. In her house, su
perbly furnished with fraud anC
richly decorated with corruption
she would stand supreme. qn(
queenly in a costly robe woveno
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-17

A letter from Philadelphia to the
New York Times, speaking Of the
crowd at the Exhibition grounds on
the opening day, says: -
Those who are least acquainted
with American ways and American
character were particularly i'm
pressed with the marked respecta-
bility of the crowd that came to.
gether yesterday. Standing in the
diplomatic section of the grand
stand, and looking out upon the
vast sea of well-dfessed men and
women who listened with rapt at
tention, and what was better, with
evident enjoyment and apprecia-
ton, to the performance Of the
Thomas orchestra and grand cho-
rus, a member of the German Com.
mission, who has only been a few
weeks in America, said to me, in
amazement, "But in my life l have
never seen so many Of the better
classes assembled at one time. We
have very mistaken notions of you
Americans" Then, after a mo-
ment's pause, he continued; "0ne
thing | wonder at, however. You
talk so much about your liberality
to all classes; why have you to-day
excluded all the poor people? In
this crowd ! see nothing but the
rich and the very well dressed ]
assured him-as was the fact-that
men and women from all classes
were we'll represented in the thropg
This was, indeed. the truth, The
multitude was made up Of all kinds
of people. Rich men and women
there were in plenty, but there were
also workmen and working womenj
carpenters, shoemakers, and black.
smiths, clerks and statesmen, law
yers and doctors and ministers,
brioklayers and lager beer saloon
keepers, farmers and malufactur-
ers, were all mingled together in the
good American fashion. When this
became clear to my German ac.
quaintance he was almost beside
himself with astonishment,
"What," he said, !ithose we'll
dressed women are not all rich la
dies9 and among those men all with
cloth coats there are many farmers
stone-masons and cobblerse But
Mein herr, where are your common
people, your peasantsY /" We arr
all common people" | replied, "an(
We have no peasants" Again th,
gentleman looked at thatAmerical
crowd, and continued to do SO
shaking his head in amazement ant
muttering at intervals, "Der liebe
Himmel, what a countryl A hun
dred thousand people in q eFowt
and not one peasantWoa "g