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, 1877-05-19

got what she wanted. 10 snitc Of nudertakers and
fe!:ilons sos eoagnssitre tfaasferrcd + and hct-
procession 10 tho cemetery. vowlng to Wait ttll
midnight: 4 needful, tather tbaa 60 away without
n aepotins hef thrice.
on tss tomb OF ''hsr bcnefaetor'" history roeord'
THE PROTECTED WORLDS FAIR.
Arc ws to have an Exhibition In 1879 or nre VIC
nosi Although semi-otllctal announcement, Of
the llava* Agcncy aFsnrss us Tint no chango has
tle eventual success 81 Tho protected Worids FIJI
is conprom!scd dangerously by tho impending
ny mse s;ssHfs%s9 s +
lions q thosc who profe's 10 oi,e!o lint Tho ~
narGs.ts Vent to tee ,sIs spoke pn: IL
she Trecadeso continue uninterrupted. A many
~ =. 900 workmsn nss r. often :, s,mP,oyed at onee
sen faas L. satserc snss fre% the s0a ,ssmsns ss
s s % 4 FL, .Soas IT, Fs so;re% hSF ss
iiehtfui The excitement Of the thing may be At the
line w aso M eart o% oasn th.t +
soat m Of ,tvfna, md an,uscmeRts. After tic iao7
FaIr most ef us found ourselves peaunar'Y losers,
our nexi door neighbor. the hofei-keeper, and
the architect over the way. had made snug thing
ofiI Yoq need 4 very Christian spirit to rejoice
at other folks fortune when II 'eaFe' yon out Of
ri Ths Troeadcro portion Of .es E.albitlon-.n I'm.
menee PeAco ass!Enea enLony ~ tan 1ntcfean Q!
saetiss Of ths Champ d. Mars On tho Other lids oi
ths Seine wI!5 ns e. destso[sa; t. t. hss long been
respectable music. hail. Classical music ID reid.
gated to the theatres and circus 0ratostos and SYM
phonics josc something OF their charm when sou
drink io sweet sounds together with strong do,e
room: =, 'ss r. s.e 'e's 3 Eco ssnssfs:
Ersrd., tbe pisnotosse: makefs. between !hoa
they barely scat l. 700 pcop!a. Ycafn ago there
I'LL IN the nsIahbothood q tss Pisee IN Chateau
d ban, bnt 1t came TO nothing.
ArNoPos or MCsfC,
a new oresetta, entitled :. Lcs ClocheB de Corue.
viilo, !" from Tho pon Of to.unknown com.
po.er. n. Plsnqnctte. has been producsd 1t tts,
msn.e success ., tSo @ IL asS saa.c A.
GOT" this :. unfortunate POLES. Dlamaslaucs
ss hi had ssn"asa q 'e. pt s'1s aa. ;
used to bring merry crowds to + failed 10 break
the sps,l. This reminds me that former protcRe
ot ltessc.s has M been , n9nnsed It The fheatre
.'nFayo," n. Castor satyayres opora. II Il
frst essay Of the composer. younF man OF 90.
snd p1's nf5 81 T. no :oaes
night, 20 shall say no moro about the work for
What. In a name! A rose BY auy other name
shutting bis eyes to the lessons taught him BY the
world. II, Gounod. imsRtae, il Of opinion that
there's great deal In q nane. Ills icing MasA,"
man oi genius tonlnucs. thank. 10 tho reputation
comqus. 1n. a's she I'D H. q 'sh ths
him 90. o0o francs for it. Moro thn1, l. zoo copies
o! the pisnoSorta arrangement Of tho woEx havo
already bcen d'sposad ef a. thu respectable prleo
# 90 S. ss n p.ns . Sny stht ne'
UAnnr ST. MlCut1-
, 1877-05-19
REPEATING.

What was that song VA sang together,
You aud In the long. .lost 1lAs3
Son,HIhIng to- 4ay IN t&u dreamy Wca.hos
Drought back stralA Of the tunus
And 1t Carried mo 1ack to MoouIlL even.
Itoses musir, beautiful eyes;
And You seemed m Angel out Of Heaven,
. Aud wka In Paraltas.
think II was hing thai night wo vero singing
About tue aea-bns Gaanat ssy,
For only atraln Of tho sonx CAME ringing
Into uly l(fo today.
Our oaFka on the sea Of Life have dr!ltod
Widely nsun1eF Aimee that juno night
And clouds hare gathered, and clouds bsye ljfled
Aud days have beon dark. aud bright.
Hut think tho lo'a that frightened our MAJ. time,
Though lost and forgotten IN Times swift NOW,
th!uk It II always 10.
Love IL nevsr outslyc4 completely
IL nevcr wnstca OF thrown away:
somesPtrt of lives. aId cunes 6ack TO ut swestly
Like ths stEsin Of shat song to-day,
The glamour fades. aud tho spsll 10 broken
That bound w "a coss,y In boulta u vuld.
Uutthe uxtaReks thip2, that Annot b. apaksp
Forever keeps IL holl-
Words We forget, but stratR Of The measure
FloaA hack u NJ GtcF. now and thon.
In GsJs of labor or huurs Of pleesuye,
A. We uoFo about with msn.
And our stspa keep time to 1t, beattpv, beating
Into cur lives The measured tiu,s.
So over and etef We 20 III repeating
The song OF oaF ioasA's xad pttals.:
, 1877-05-19
ExItED EMOTION.

] hare 4 thso1y. vague, andeaned,
That each sEp0tl0n Of The huMsA mind
Love, pain, or paAalon, sogroH ur lsApalx--
u a !(ye spirit. dwelling tp tho ar
Until It t4kta possession of s0me breast.
And when 1t length, grown weary Of unrest.
W. sise nP. strong, md cat Il from the hcsft,
Aud bid Ii sesya u wholly, and depart,
II loaA not dte-lI cannos debut goss
Ard ninxtea With some Eestles3 sin4 that hlows
About tbs region wharf 1t had IT. birth.
And. though we wander oyss Ill the Earth,
That aplrlt wa!ta. aud ingsr. yssF BY ysss
lnytaihlr, and eotll.es' iku tho air,
Hoping tAat wo may JfE again draw near,
And 1t Inay haplY takH u unaw4Es,
And uucs more Ind xafa shelter In the bsssM
II stirred Of old With pleasure OF unrest.
Told BY NY heart, and wholly positive,
some old emotion Long bad csessd II live,
Iast. wcto It called. It could nel hear or CONS.
Because Il was ~ SoiecEe3x anu 70 dumb,
VT pssalng where Il 1E.t sprung into lie,
Mf vary soul h1s slsdaepiy kxsp fifs
With III tho old lntsnaity Ut feeling.
II sssme1 living spirit which came stealing
4nt0 ny haatt fzoa. Tho departed day:
k4!ed cHotlvn. which fanclsd eIsy.
-tso'A "4a9ftas," by E7ia fAettF.
, 1877-05-19

SouthsFn Honors to , Government Vessel.
Tho United stases steamer Plymouth returned 10
Esw Orleans Tutsday srenln4 Of last week from
etulso Of thirty slx days np tho u!ssisslpp. which
viii s.sr b memorable to tbs annals of the navy
aud the places Visited. No sea.gou9 war weasel
b. bssn nR .ss nyst 'os feastysa yssis: Had ~
from. = great foreign wsi, tho psoois
could not hare exhibited greater demon
hats, aud hsnaksrehicfs. greeted them fsola
9satIy eTet5 plaMtatioe along tho river, and 1t
IL, .Naschaa. Grand Gull, Dslta, ma Vick.Gufx
eus'ns:s w. tsnpoE.rIlY sasp:naed snd largo
!!onal ee'ers aad ats sala... ~ shu ,appfoaeh.a.
sptsal elt.tsgs. headed, BY, thett Mayors, went
sboazd aud rendered the haapltaljusa u thelT
aothtax aldpas 10 a..ate tts visitors os .hs sim
estit5 q stsis eSnstss'e%. saa. AA5Ssass. p,
sade.' .aa ;1ssspsisn. sst. itsaasns f..
s :; gs1a Hus an yts,s
4lntaa was II VlskAbafk. Nanss nearly 2, 600 par
spaA ras4asl sn$ sato In GIN DAY. ,usa. ". T. MAJ.
, 1877-05-19

Judgs ]. ". NJ Harris jude FIN, n hi nifGrns1s,'
lotts, Can't. A. H. Foster, and uthcr stnrutI.b"sa
Miasst!ppian4 at vArioua times md places dclYa.
and good feeling, Al! of whlcif received arat.f,,
and sympathetlo Tespontcs from Capt, Dartett III
hts otlicels, several Of whom arc ready Fncab. Ga
tho trip was given by 1T. ii. II, Ill., o.
and was made tho cccnson Of tho pr-scntstion" Il
r. complimentary adarcsa to Capt. Barrett. M,1 ~
wefo .e1oqnent and earne.t, and bandsorneiy iya y.
eoved, nil,l were respondcd TO by Lieut.. ii. GoeS.
sam' 81 eho Marine CORDS ~ behalf Of the Captsiu
knowlcd9od In such manner ~ to elicit app;sn,.
anu vigorous hand'shaking. IN Recognition ~
IN holiday ATTIRE with ags flying from each a.t pots
head, and the vessel beautifully decorated At c~s..
point with fcstoons and wrcAths. e'5
, 1877-05-19

a CUKH EVA RI A1DHOFl1OHlAs
4 correspondent writes thai, for thirty years
past. farmer named Fry, rettdEng near Allen.
town. Pa, has treato.r hYdrophoba with nnvasy.
Ing succras bJ tho following simple method: Tho
patient 10 to be kept frea from excitement Of every
sort especially from that causcl by tho yl9tts OF
sympath!zluR friends. Thu medicine IL to bc pre.
pared by taking one ounce Of elecampane root,
poWdtreds one teaspoonful Of n1addeF; and Qua
quart OF. now milk; and boiling them altogether
ton pint The dose IL one winez1aaafnl day for
three da1s: then ntasmie foF thres days; then 70.
peat, and lntefnait again. ana again repeat; thatis
Mno wineR,assfu1s uFs taken IN all, and thcra Ara
three lntoFmlsstons.
In eurpoft ct the efficacy Of this treatment, It. Ia
siatct! Tint, thirty ycars hso Mr.. Reed and Daniel
Mcrshon wers hilton ae Germantown BY rabtd
dog: that MF. Reed was treated by an eminent
physician, and dlod Of bydrnphobtA, willis Mershor,
young ulan named Jneoby. and daughter. In law
Of John boyer. at tho corner Of 1flIi sttcet and
ChEltcn avenue, nudcr similar treatment recovered
from the dtesdfnl disease, about twenty JcatB nro
and In 1858, policeman, 60 far E0ne With hydro
phobt a. 10 he held In tho cAFflage In which hc
WA driven through Germantown to Mr. Fsy's res
llcnce. was also treated With entire Success
number Of additional cases arc qunted. In all Of
which tho remedy described IL claimed 10 have
effected complete cures.
, 1877-05-19

JAaEsvltLz, Wis.,. May II. --sammy Didwell b
ths son ot ous pe1t-doos nelghhoF. IT, all appear.
oncea Sammy IL hoalthy and fat; hut hEs mother
says "Ths poor child hsa no appetite, In weakly,
aud has dangcrouA cough" Tho boya At school,
however, LAY he il ttths boaa" n . game Of
"pull.Awsy" and that his pockets arc never free
from cold lunches. Mr. Didwell. like all proYi-
dent heada of families, has big pllo Of cord wood
In hls back yard, and he u often heard 10 remark
that the only happiness he longs for In this life Is
u bare = son sttaAy enough 10 saudss thas wood
pile 1t for use,
For soms unknowa reason, when Sammy ap-
ptoaches that pile1 hla step always grows feeber,
and hts cough moss rack[nx, Hl4 islhur, perhaps,
has perceived this; foF. whom sammy's uaothes bs.
gtaa With fond sol!c!tqds to talk about that ds.
tsesslag cough PeEs u. dies into violent passion,
and sxclat@a, With = heattle4sasss that fairly
oo I'LL sss d:ss fsss
tn Sa tosts sas s1s soaiasaa
pals 70 Islos eat Aaa shea 10 eoss % ssrass. sss
Il: i !, 9ta:s i, ~: sPs., is:has sss;S ! y .rta.
saass II It. T. q hs sop i IL haos ssne
~ sses fss4sed oa lhs scons that mat BY sa.s.
:oa q IT, n "a ioSaaa %a
lets, 4 ne!xhboss aoa. had in,eir'ed SAMMY over.
I'll sa sas Rts:. e, ,9 h9S
lsplfsI was NJ. nlaYsil Il III slabt that 1t r.
foa's Gar. Then. with u aon Jouns lypoasits.
$smny VI b. own slds pt .hs fence. TGa u.xt
day hs n,ale hls sen a'fthay present Of brand
=" r." In as
vaod- d-pss. aud s@llux M aousaaais 4pa apv1sa
which ha naotAas, "a bet &sn1stueas. 1ans Gus
syo1y ays nnutsa 10 stuf hiuA with Once IL !
tAiia : few Of kis sworn tstonds CONS i9 " aen.
dosa With bia'. md as9ounes H:aaaiesi tsthss4.:
Mo4rl. aud tells shem, In > 44w, tescs whispsf,
thu 10 hopAs to b ..chay9a" Ii he don't got oien
with taa .9'Qla mAn" wi, yhay ,alVWd ss4nu1
, 1877-05-19
As THE MOURNfUl HOURS GO.

! An sitslnS sad and wealys .....
Dark my pathway sfemS, and dseAkJs
Loud tho Wlnd chants nIseFe1e,
A. ths tnourntut hours 70.
Darker stili the night IL growing;
NldniRht shadows round me throwing.
6oitly Time hla seeds are sowing.
A. The uousnful hours 60,
Falls ny wear! br9in 70 thinking,
Life sad scenea together ll1kinEs
Whlle the sandSoe He arc sinking,
A. tho nouFnful hours 20.
OF my youthful hopes at shattered,
OF my asaEsst fsteRda far seattsfsu.
OF my hoA1t.ssstugs torn and tsnsfsat
A. the moasnfal AoQrs 90
By u! but tha gr1te fosaaks9~
Ills gr}tn fritndsh!p II unshaksn-
Death will goou have me o'trtakeas
A. tbs moara{ul hnuss 50.
MINERAL PoIaT, Wis. L. a. uasohs.
, 1877-05-19

II II somt ~hat AstonLhiu2 To Ind tha present
foil 70 pubish anoibar Laatsra4. in The drss
number Of tllA new sss!e4 the writer Tecouu,@ The
Mhloh lied Journal WY slAslsd In 1s19 and iastcd
only fss nqa.a+ Here T. ths hst Of victims,
,aenlloatnx due14 ind sistl sclora, d sszy ser.
on4 A9aiz: ftetos Nolz. atat A<osn With revolver
y R:4ss f.sas All.ss. shas s,hest
Qofee,lss. dad 90 board ths 9nesF.era; vsrIats,,
dead tn Nsw ealeaoaiAt Aa1e aud ,Juiss YalIex,
ee4asWs4a ~ yeAtA; usaal4a5k4 sesndsnasa. ~
, 1877-05-19

night when there was no n,oon, and although this
fsst part nf the night 1nny hsvt hecn hot, yat TO-
wards or 2 O'Clock in the morning The cht1l has
an aehe In ny forehead. which | ~ often hasc
eountcsnctcd BY wrapping q handkerchief ronHd
my head and drnwfnu tho blanket.ovcr my face.
Al tbs chill il likey to be qttAteet on very clear
night and the c1easest n1ghes arc 'E*cty 70 be thoso
on which theirs Ia bright moonahIne, 1t ID very
similar injury caused By sleeping In tho open air.
has hecn stsrthuted tn tho moon, when the'p 'pto1i.
matp cause mnY really hare becn tho chill,
, 1877-05-19
THE PRESIDENT.
What Gcorgo W1lltarn Curtis Says Of the
Frcsldent and Tho Party.
kast fsta6 NJ Hdrper'x NtsktY

! What George william Cnrtls Hnvs of ths
tses,aent e. ,os anu ,es!a.. .ne ansty' ra.n,..
III. neosratte M e pspes:. , as.i.t.a s r. ,om. Re-.
Arc nsr a;ns nn s ,nt tho
n,.,r eminent pcnnhlse an, .,o cI,cI n. c.neo...
ins @ asavo doubt. md shaking sseis heads II The
unosi gloomy and forcbodiug manner. Tho Chalr.
man Of tho Rlods island Republican Committee,
hs' ses. .arsf,easa alter dseist
Ing hia sdheslon 10 tle Adm'nist'atiout that
weso tho ssa.o Of the c9m,.ess 9 ss.ie" Tho
essa ~ "a .Ho 70
covert eh.l,ense % ana eoance Of W shs Gmints,ro, @
tlon. con.picaoq. gentlemen are reported to
have said that 7hey aro resolved "to give
The po1ie, . fair s,'nl." which I. certainly
l'caa organs sorrowfalIy proclaim that tho party Ia
,no count,
ash S s sa g.: tssls
snes az waf. and OF eohf4e fof many long scara
oct?s1 .c ,oote Ms y, Wi, to, .omc =,
W ph!a.s, s4 si9lns ,hs @ tts.Ssat tsir s1s q
i ps, thas another 60 eotss IT, a ssn BY hin
Wona Sare neSn "e, . of ~ no III nfs edg
AZ nini re- SONG tame' ana what VA ino rosuiai
The so'ait-snd ws w. arc now 70 looking at the
saWths ss.s,t Was The To-. ovofy ~
soaths5a slaiq out two nsaeuiSa! 10 @. yefJ
cese so;o IN t9osc tw1 nati nstt1w ~ Nv eaSano iTo1
.ota! aoteaf. Iha e9ntinMasen O.. nc pons3 would
nase "aSmy oseanr1Mh ~ ,I,1r. IT, pata{ W1nn two
a.a no n1ix ,aHe psn,nG. r. tpan !n,N
ssofe. II esy SeP' ha.s
Woo.a naTe oien 3u neattoJ ~ Pay: !aeW Hef.
ah. eoS ns.bx hayn sSxam a h te
ss III Fiji, unnoso nns tase oin, S
s s :ssa! = =, ' ns:t ia. s
poLnnt eleet'ohs; lAen.H - ao!eatcu WIN pof.
iect 9onos, anu:SEss5 tnan Why snpp9ttA u VII pc
sunt,9 H. fo.t o N.Y. sag hppo XII 'son @
~ tssa.t .ns To"a As'o USE" set'"'h anu
Thssc f afS 1a S ;Sm1 o 9ons NGnah:ans
saS wan ,ss1 H. .aat son'cnoM aae aeslnent has
estie9 ina eolote1 men,. uaw s "a has ne deserted
ean aet unon nlonar IN IN nnS
Ssa':: ii: Sssaiss = .s!1s ! ;!ias!saes i M sss
y. .n.s,,' ass ~. 'ne'fc ~ or aminsa
H.s conetnxusiohat III sItnu[H1 % !ntctsene IN ahy
~. ~ nas cnafsy ~ oamc Ro"el 70 ptotees
@ sun sGusa pw f be
st.!es ssteto i: Sithl;ev tse ttoSp. ;toa tho
e.Honse r columbia. u tne Frofldent hos
no. oSsctteu tn1 eo!osea Reopo ~ 9oofK'a, 70 ms
nus aot uStss'fa taeM n ~ s aeu'sapat anu az tnc
aatoosstE, 20 a. r. enioscs sao anaondments
saan IN, II tnat no ffcMaens sia eoo'G 70; Iho Iowa
sa!l We opeeEEe aeGtates tnat lne late klago must
1a pfoteetetA IN am nis ,1gats NJ any e9si." ing
M nsase, au 60 ctst3 UtG9s aesss" G!1en. MAss
o a, H. aa m a. nna n II ~ stsr ne FLU
aFp ahians1aa.e snGm @ pietsSsloa 1ae Will Of
Gfea!aenL ccltaint. W.! aol anMsc.
iheao Wno sememen1 asseit mat n ttsa!aeMt
oSxa't hx'a ~ ei ai anp tb VI sne soutn
dcanes ~ duty. L REQUIRES him 70 defend t!.o
EHHhktALlG0 UQ Lucy hEE1oHaIy poiIefe II 10 Do
, 1877-05-19
CURRENT GOSSIP.

A MAY CAROL.
Ths vo'ce Of the sprlngtlme now rings through III
land
All Nature looks happy and ghy,
Comes ahe tripping along, blishe and merry he
SONG,
Garland l-erownlne tho brow Of tho Nay.
GarIands ssch. sarlands sase, blossom, bloom
everywhere;
Baln1y laden each bud and each fpray;
While tho birds sfRx 10 sweet ia ths[F greenwood
Hear them welcome tho beautiful Mayt
But spon-o too soon!-wil sha loss atl he1
bloom
Too soon will shc vanish away:
Then let III cmhrace-weAs aawcetamtllng fAce,
And wear It like that Of the May,
And then will we not happy DO when fosaot,-
When our bodlns Ara run 10 lncayt
Viii one spirits bo bright, full Of happy delight,
In you far-away sky-far awayi
And thsa viii we not happy be. nc'es forgot;
Thinga earthly still esfthly nFe they:
Tho brightest will fade, every color and shade,
Dut the Soul "a immortal alwayt
CHICAGO. :" JosEru b. TunN4r.
, 1877-05-19
QreFrozehed HIu4elE

i 10 s3ld that 4oIns JeaEa age well.maaptn3
though msldle&omo membeE ct tho British
Academy :y Of FL ttps ~. q Home discovered shat
by sucmbsFs Of TIE Academy waa axatnst tha Law.
sna thought y would be good salcQuasI to gct
4 spectaa permit from Cardinal Antoneili. HF1x-
bad beca duly made, ~ MA not i9uoeaat That tbs
female model possd Ia your aCad,auJ; but you
non, sa,boisb'p, Jou ,ualo no 4aa1slal. snu Wa
not obliged to know anything RbuIt ibe laattcr
Now. h6wesct, should tho practice Re continued ia
futufs shall b. compelled 10 cluse your xehoo].'
, 1877-05-19

An Indian correspondent wsitSs 10 Ea,xyt
ous 10 sleep Ia full mooa shine, ~ II il
supposed " produce Aoms Injurious sdect
1spll radiation, anl any patsoa sxpose1 10 sush
zaaatou IL spre to bs chilled by rapid los Vi heat
There - Feasop 70 believe that, under tha
tnee 4 se!aa1lms4 nksly " occur from chill, u
sas .!ds q ~ fass !. mora likely 70 . .9patel
astsssL els4f W. = tpA pe, aqeqa, ha!e qlttstA
, 1877-05-19
A Paradise for squ1rrsl.lluntsts.


Yetf,y the squirrels ars becoming more nomsr
our aud greater peat Thsy arc ~ thick ~ pseeii
a. 10 prove very destIuetiys 10 crops. Al sots ot
devices sre employed to kill them, but they
suthorize the comfy u Offer bounty fur sqit,stt
skina. ~ 70 doinI profitable smPloy"s9s sgI sn.tf
b. furnished fpr numbsr u Idle bo!!. ,n.d E Il.
poryIsoss Of zach district 10 orier out Al w nG,s
Between the ages Of l: and Is 70 kltl s9unthnp. 9.hnp.
uere Something haa rot ~ be dons, uf 10 aoo.s
portions of tbs valley ths squirrels will take p's
Sesxtun.
, 1877-05-19

A little girl who sAt on the front steps OF hou1s
o. Montcslua stlset yastesdAy was asksa BY y
strange GIL why she d!dnt h2vs on batter drass.
~ can wear silk II want to-" quietly replied
the little Que.
:" Your folks ain't ~ rich ~ them folks over
thtEs, " Ens&red tho big Qns.
:" 1ss w are, and good dsA2 richer. They waa
boating thss carpets, yesssE1ay, and ~ was beat
Aid"
That 4sttled sha big ons, and she u1ovsd On.
, 1877-05-19
THE COURTS.

AkuGUEA ~ VWVRWCHk1 Auu NC" 8ult0-rFNs
rccdlnHs In bankruptcy.
The case Of tho United States ". Wllii,m n
Ogden A. surely OF tho lutc Mai. John H. Klnze i.
trfa1 before Judge Dodgctt. Tho snit II hroncht
10 recover IN alleged deficiency Of nbout ia oon
owing BY Maj. Ktnzla at Tho tiuc Of hi4 death
juno co., 1So6, 10 tbs Government he being tbra
Paymastcs Ia tho army. Tho defense is th.s
proper vouchers "eta not given nor the accounts
properly aett1cd. Maj. Klnz!o's clerk IL dead. ri.
wlte Is dead. Ill the sugetles but Its. Ogden A..
dead, and al hla papers wore burnett In tho rrtst
irct 80 that mitch dllllculty IL experienced IN p.t
ting ns tho facts. II IL not supposed thAt MaI.
Kluzio was uillfal dcfnu,tor,
CONNECTION.
In Wednesdays TRIBUNE 40 itom WAS given ~
juross who had been consurod by Julgs Jsmr,on
for attempting 10 fotlc's money from partv +.
a case in which lhoy Ind been acting ~ Juror,
Among them wAa the namo Of j. Carney, Hhrh
should have been J. Carhher. The facts Of m.
case were obtained from George Durham, an anil.
quntcd bailllf In Judge Jameson's toom but III,
9yes1sht ara '.s.rstsl." were e,Iaeaty very Dc.
tion and was not discharged. ~ '''~ '''' ~ a'e''
Hannah J. Cory alet her bill yestesday chs1pfng
of adultery. and praying Tor dccree Of dlsotsss s'
Judge Moorc granted decree Of divorces to AIea
n. Carey ffemv- ". Carey on the ground f of
cause dssoston md 10 EdWsTa g. .'a Mo,set, q tasssJ
Elizaboth e. Moscley on account Of her dsseon tts
Judge Blodzcst will eoatinuo h.. call to.a., u
Judge Jame.on will have / rercmptosy cali to.
Ssa Ia. ssaay 3asc: a., "n:si s.fws wsss x ut
hssF StS'n: . nass, Moss subatte!
!ndse william. u: ooneuled his general e4l, ot
Mond.y Z tho arst day OF the Nay term Of III.
, 1877-05-19

hard labor for life. Henri Isochsfort, Oliver Pain
Arthur Aeno1d, Pnschhl Groussct, Asst, Maion,
Ltssaaaray, Col1os, Monrot, sensenced to trans.
, 1877-05-19
HAWKETE DOTEs
f5..xft., HtA~ ff~,.h..s

A burlington minister says tho rains In this part
Of Iowa arc performing work Of sarcr.irriRatlon.
Tho sultan esys ho has 2os. 600 men on tho beau.
tiful llue Danube, md The Car has uat sent down
count "
."s se"'nsasen'no s,' agent elnee sne paecns run
tell uss as many lies, for $as - be- used to tel for
sl55. " ' ' ~ w. - ''' N''>' ~ @''' '''
Asen.on = iast getting along t.r enough 10 make
3 man begin 70 wonder u the soaa-waser a. Tho
atns " ia1s saaes Will fastp as much like
"n' W.. 49,. 80 ~ w ' 'a'. 'sas' ,
leons % hsxe .:e y sapaper -: d 10 tssf q
ing what under the sun i l. pot there for.
4 sand h
80 S99 pounds 81 doHs on about ssd pounds
''nssaue i1ow ot,sa, how often, v, find man Who oil,
pay iii Tor bos Of c|ssrS wthout nne,tion or -
moments hesitation. who viii contract hls nrows,
mnatcs sm S'S' ses asS p,ese
-
GEN, JACKSON MAnE 11rnf PAY
NuTfnvd conrnrt.
Ths koeper of d boardIng. house bsrs vheu
Andrew jackson was President waited On him ono
day and complained ttat Tounesssoosn. who had
been appointed by him to clerkship In ono o, tho
departments. would not nav a boare b,,i. u1ot
bis note /" said old Hickory, ufor tho fufl amount
Intorest included, payable in sixty dsvy. and
brinu It to mo. .''That will be Of no use, 10.
pl,ed the hpnrd1no.hnnss tnnnar. for ha ncvor
pays his uote1." "pp as tell you, sir" said
JACKSON. ;, a. hs tnFnod away;
pearsd y e., % ,ooae kssnes @
r. tssk + III n xs
known o%,osranS mi h.nacd paSk & hse ~ a WILL
" s,ng, ~ drawer or the indor'er They will
see I9'o nss & q. creditor nd taup.!n:y sad
resetiats ~ Sspets rsp!isd Ss IT, ses.d:
hnnes a. iga ihsga' fa'ss q wS l1
H. ths IN, va ss"1 of tho
sncc thas II ~ vnn III nSt par u.s. e'T dn,so-
Would. init who 10 world @ I'd indos.o ID n,y " notes"
neeesssry to Id thst liz .,ote wa promptly Did
" tho maker.
or,,nvr,s ,,-,,,, "a ,,-,,r,,r
1,rs,H.a,t ~. E ~ ,...,,, ~ .,
III. .,sonS .rcna IN H. ~, Ix ~ -. =, ..nn.
o,aas -, ns,a.n ~ a ~ sa's 49,. w. " na
Mia san W., y s'atn, NJ. p.s,ms ass w. .,..
Nnrton 1,s Wanna. -; ,ht. o.tta,s, u ..a,s. -
lii -, hor. 49, ps =. W. 1us's w.
~ ..wir, ~, :. nhsn"m.,., A." s.".o otna, a's
k1ctot. She II small woman. With childish
face. rather tawuy akin, to Judge BY her sace and
small arms Yellow hair, that ID e,thor yery wtid
na.uss.y or eate'atea 20 W ps1:as' naah'n4 eJes'
small nust and body. rather thin and Why than
II members, and throw out t6e stsong
limos OF FaulcIe with every molten.
lIsr dancing - Wild, and decidedly
lar school, She naales about tho stags lko light
ming, leading the fastess music. She Whlrls iIEe
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-13
Commodore Vanderbilt's Appearance.

The late Commodore Vanderbilt, up to
the last days Of his life, retained that
erect carriage which gave him 30 COM
manding a personal appearance. His
frugal habits and regular way of life
helped to maintain the spareness Of his
proportions and to keep him in equable
and perfect health. The luxuries which
his wealth gave him means of procuring
never beguiled him from the simple
habits in which he had been reared.
Commodore Vanderbilt belonged to that
stoical class of millionaires who are not
enervated by wealth. He always ad-
hered to that industrious discipline, that
routine of herculean labor which con-
tributed to his first successes. His
business was his amusement, and his
amusements were part Of his business.
In his railroad and steamboat journeys,
no less than in his park drives, he showed
thai wonderful bodily vigor and elasti-
city which were among his most singular
traits. His healthy looking face, with
its white side whiskers, his chin support
ed over an old fashioned white stock, with
square head covered with snowy hair,
will long remain venerable picture in
the memories of oil who SOW him. 1t
was face which expressed strong
character, not Astounding perhaps with
affectionate traits, but full of that endur-
ing grit by means of which the obstacles
in the way of success are quickly and
permanently surmounted.