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HACEStsNEkS u 4 4'EAt&9t1ps
An eminent British statesman IL said TO have
trsred his uwh sela1 Ut the s2credhtss ol prou,-
tse to y curious leason lc gos lso.n lis father
when he wus \ boy. When home for the holi-
days, aud walking with biz iather Ia the garueu,
hts fatllrr pointed to wail which he intended
to have puilrd down.
''Oh." said thu boy, ~ shou'd 20 like to sec
q wull pulled down."
swell my boy, yuu shall. i" said lis father.
The thug, however, escaped lis memory, aud
during the buys xbssncs number OF improve
nlrnts wcFs beiux made, and among them this
wall Was torn dowa aud = new ono built up in
it, place, When the boy came home and SAW
IL, hc said:
'"Dh, luther, yon promised to let nc see that
will pulled down"
iustantty ths father remembered bis promise,
aud WIS deeply paiued to think that be had
"Aly boy,n hs .ai4. ''you are right. did
pEomtss, and ought not 10 have forgotten. II
u tuo Late now to DO iuat What ssid would,
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!. Williamson. I.arlrt Juhn po.t, a ,u,iug En-.
Ilfs'1 artist, Is introduced To- the 1tnrrn an read
rr,-three .]elin"a'ipn- IT bis painting, l,rpyfng
hEs talent mud rkill. ll,ttcr u tie .S,.rwav
illustrations: aud Mrs. Susan y. thrttrr ar
tOuHt nf Recent Architecture In J,nston r,,,1-
tnns efcscsi rhartntne lttifc pictures u tnwer<,
the ic1t dcclarc., "'rwo tirrttmstuntrr barc
given to 1sost"n MI ex r:hi.nal opportunity for
the Improvement II Ills architecture. These have
,,e nesn ,,,h,. ,he n,, s5tat fire Of 1s7s. on,l
Hack iisv The great ire threw "h into O. s',s s%s
hands Of . wealthy community an Alad,lin-,Ike
p'~cr to have what they desired. and to wish
Tor what they plca.ctl.'' t,ur avn popular
American painter, l's,bert swain fitl|orI. il
.-fhIth African scenes, but totally unlike; one
le!ng q view "Un the SIie:" alFi tho other,
"1hc Palms Of Bukra. aahara f'ctcrt." Thct:
:o ss" % W..ts, y syyn, 1sf o"y FtTaiY II s W.T. H.
scriptn Of III" Hotel lies fentes. usually raile.t
tn; fl,Hu' 1'runot.-the great Art-Ex,lIafuc us
Paris.-ata ottIer articles anh additional illus
trattuns, will bc fountf IN this valuable humber.
ARTIFICIAL E8H-IrATcII1SH.
From time i'nm"mnrlal the Egyptians hare
rcsortca to the artificial process Of cQQ.ilatching
for their chief supply os poultry, and through
out the country there are buildings erected Tor
the purpose Of relieving the domestic fnwt-or
OF performing In manner supposed t1 be supe-
sior 10 her own--ihc maternal Duties which, Ma
turc delegated 10 her. Tlesr c1g-ilatel.lnE es-
tabtfshmcnts number In all some t0U, according
to thu ttate,nents nf Mr.. McCOar, and In ttrIn
12.0l, ~ rlitrkens annually chip tho she'll Tie
h1ahfndf. a. the building ts called In Egynt, "Is
constructed III burnt Ur sun-irietl bricks. and
t)nafsts Of two parallel fowa Of small chambers
and ovens,-the latter uppermust.-cacli a!xut
sieygn feet square by about five feet high. and
FL ftSff ffnp kA
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The pretty little stfck1cback, which Is one OF
the nest-bu1ldInz fishes, ID a favortte inmate Of
aluarias, yet It's mlFchfcrous propcnsites render
It iangcronf companion for other smal1 fry.
q writer In Hdrd~1ekes !St;enet- Nossip relates an
interesting experience with the miniature ma
raiders. A hantlAumc specimen IN his suit of
bright colors wns brought to the owner OF an
aquarium. who accepted the gift rather rcluci-
nhtlY. Tie fsh "waa tame. came and t1tok ipuA
from ,rhur hand. and became fayorttc; but lie
Mk'il he9an to pluck 1t the sna!ts. and killed
taicH. lie then f,t pieces out OF the tail. and
ina 0f tl,c fish. Not satisfied With this lie used
to meet the fish. swim under them. pl. up bis
tettklcs, AMI! rip them opcu. At frsf could
not Imagine how II could he, but at last VIC saw
It tlofle: OF courte he WAS taken out. but the
iI.h all died OF from Wounds whicl, lie
as s'fs I'D '"Sos .9ine eSs pfsS''e ,sins e IT,
a" Git ,npe. sss'' ,!eaa S1ouss f. sGnr nc 'as iaus
Ssfcklcs.-thtce males, one female. I hut them
IN. ard 9ne of tle'n bcRan almost Immediately
IN his attention % II nIrht aud DAY. hHscr-
Ing over It and tanning the water: mean
while the at!lers were killing the si,atls and
biting OIL tile tails Of the tadposea. ~ that they
could not swim, aud fei! to tic bottom, dying
tliIe after the otlier. III Abuut seven or clgllt
tlasa tho young ONES were swimming alnut nver
the nest: VIC ct,itntcl scvcn The parcnt kept
them there, and tlroye tho Others nway fur1oua-
". However. tier sunn lost their protector;
be was l',atfftq dead 10 about three davs after
the ftutelItng. which henr is always the case.
10 nut think he ate anything all tie time. frtm
that tine wc saw no nore os the Young ones
until by chance We saw two behind stone, as
though they were hll!nR The female went up,
rut her head ia, AM! twalowed item both;
they were nearly half an Inch long nnt very
slender. had The cannllas taken out and
sent down Into the AeWct.H
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r.,,, t,xnn,,,,tn r'''''''
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Cn''arcl Is executing commission from the
Government, whfrh cu,nprIses tesIes Of large
Dfrt,,rcs u,.,r, RlhItca, thames. Tiny n,c dr.-
t,ncd f,,- m, ran,h ho,,,
an eunca portrait OF NJ uamhetta mas bcen
executed by Fr''f LcRfos, aud Will foo't be pub.
lisheti. The last sitting for the picture was
cured BY the artist during recent rstt TO
Paris.
f;cro,nr In. en,.ho,, ~. ct.v r,ox,s, ~ tho
ormn ~ ~. riotIi"t,'.. .ntan 3rtm IL. f,ra.,s
ricttrc. apntitss V.rs,n ~. x.ork II iii t,n
snst T., 'r,n,n s,,, ,snasI J., H ,,.,, mk " W
alton.
Mcrlc IL n.tnt,no f,,,artott. r,,-t,sr for N,
nrYt astnnr sfnissonntnr Il "toswoti ;, : ,t.t'
urc ri IL" ttmo ~ iinnrr n txSi,, fnnI,,L.s H.. ,
number ~ n",,s :" .nI atf,i. r,a ,,n.,r1,,.,
ty Ynr s,,tt,ns s., ,,,.tmt,s "'''
:" e'""''*
monument floa been lately rafscd To TN:
ne1noF! q dortlaehs, at his huriat-p!acc In
rune, lih'anl It consists o! bronze bust OF
TUG patntcf on t''tarc pedestal
ann ah inscription stating that the work was
taisea Nv pfyate silhscrtptIon during the ter
centenary of Auhcns IN Antwerp.
The fine creup Of ~, John, whtc!, ,gas mo,,ln,
IN clay !,y T'lprwndscn. an,i .rt nt,nro liz ~.
tranre Of The Tr,fe f:hur,.i Mt i:orrnl,aosnl hsa
hecn copied in marble bv Dnnfsh sr,,1mtnrs ~
fneurc lis prrscrynifnn. Tha tnny Il 1, ,.n.rs
, 1877-10-06

In reference to the query, Why epiless build
webs In the corners of dark closets which are
seldom opened, and therefore have no flies in
them, a writer ia -Goasip suggests: {t)
Tint spiders art not designed to walk cotnfo.t-
ahly exccpt in lines Of their own spinning, and
t!Icsefore make webs fuE their convenience: (.)
hocnsIstrtt webs to serve t,!a especial purpose;
cr there NAV b. n surplus OF wgb-tnak,nC ma.
terfa', which, after dy-catcl,ing wcos arc con-
Etructed, ID used fn making ct,hwcbs In out-of-
tAe-wny p!arca These last are. ax q rule, tr-
regular masses, exhibiting little of the skill and
evident economy of material that dstin.
gulshes the 1y-catchlnG web.
, 1877-10-06
SPARKS OF SCIENCE.
FLORA ROUND ABOUT ct1rcAt

FLORA ROUND ABOUT CTIrC4AGO.
TnE OLIVE FAMltr.-Tllcre Is but one mem.
bcr Of the Olive Family Included In our native
fora,-thc common White ASH. rrIxiu,,s Amer
icana, wfIc!, grows OIL the bauks Of tho Dcs-
PLANES River. Ut sfayw"od. Vet 1T Our gardens
and greenhouses several representatives rtay be
found. The dear, ottl-fashinncd Lilac, syringu,
Is one. which ali tho throng os new ind more
brilliant cxotics canuot wean us altogether from.
The Frivct. LcrustT1lm, which Is planted in
hedges, Is nnuther; md tho Jcbsa1ninee, inst
but not least, close the list.
Thcro are IN nll al,ont fifty species OF Ash,
most Of which are natives Of Europe and Amer
leu. The wood Of the majority OF them is
highly valued fur it. strength and elias
tie'ts,< wliy', adapts It especially to tho
manufacture OF agricultural and other in,-
pleMchts. IT. soMe species It is !1nts-
iy grained. ami tlcrcfosu IL prtzed Ly cabinet
i'akcIs:, The Enr".raa As,, F. excelsior. Is
Sd S 1as c. ss " spsees o. IT,
own land mud to the tontll Ut Europe, that they
arc distinguished for llyEtncss a1nl Eruclulncss
OF aspert- humber Ut varieties i,ave bcen
produced from the European Ash, as thu Weep
ttIs Cnr'esf-1.ravcd Ash. With dask-Eree,,.
wrink!cd 'eaves; ant the Entirc.1cayr.l Ash, iii
which many ,or all Of tile lravts ore simple.
The Manna.Ash. or FIowcring Ash, tnhabi,tug
n commerce rs 5lanna. Inctstons are mudc
daily tn the bark Hf tlr trre. in JULY and
August, always on tlle same side Ut the tree,
9ana g1'"luailv prMsrc1ng from tho base to the
the cuts. aul, a. It larlens, IL gathered by tic
collectors. 1t Is light a,l porous, Of II ygllow-
ish roor and d sweet taste, and nets as gentle
llrgnttse. Each season the cuts are made In tho
year; and tl!s Information gives the busl. tline
to heal. Several other 8ncrte3 uf A s1I. vroytntr
, 1877-10-06

gELECTI0NS FROM ErICTETCB. Iiostou:
Roberts itrgs. chtcuro' Jansen, Meclusg & 60.
m. 1hu. Fries, IL, cents. -
VIII. .i'OCKET sERIEa. rAvoniTE POEMS.
By jana !trtaELL LowEIL. Illustrated. Fp,
108. uSDtSE; A TALE. Translated from
~. ITO. TILE CATHEDRAL; AND TifE
HARVARD cOMMEMonATloS ODE: w
JAnEa KusaxLl LowkL1- Up. ~. sINTTAM
ticFEann Of La Morrx For4CE. Illustrated.
1p. 1bG. I,ostou: james Il. Ose0od i Co,
chicaso: llad1sy Bros. = Co. Prizes, so cents
JACK. From The French OF AIpuoAsn DArpEr,
Author Of *SidonEe," etc. Ily MAnr NEAL
HHxMwuult, Translator Ut thfIontp," Ftrst
American EdItluu from, ths Foftelh Thousand
, 1877-10-06

but you wanted to sec wall pulled down, and
SO ynM shal.''
And hr actually ordered The masons up and
made trro pull down and rebuild the new wall.
that q. nearly ns possible his prornisc might bc
1nhtle good.
at eo.t nc twenty poulatls,H he saEl to a
friend who was lmnterinE him about Il, "hit,r'
Ilc said, az It hal cost \ hundred. 1 thou|l
have thought It cheap way d! tmprcati,lg On
my buys mind rs long Il ! lie lives the importance
Tint man OF hon0r should atsac!, 10 l,Is plchted
vnrf1 y " -''o'
, 1877-10-06
4 PRAYER.

o dodI 4 feeble child, CIT
To thee. | cannot keep
. Awake u! day: weary lie:
hocG nc. PITY, ~ sleep.
How aWstt anch perfect reat to take
To know ali loli were o'sr1
For, when God foeks 70 slssp, ~ EAks
ptslad GnEatsxRaoSe.
, 1877-10-06

1878 UNVElLED: 4 AAsIxR-KsY TO 1Hs Mrs.
rERiKs OF ANCIENT AND AopERk Sc1kkck Axp
THEOLOGY, by II. +. BLATASRkr, Coe1e.pondinx
Secretary Of the Theosophical Society. Foi. II.
-ruxoLoer. New lotk: J. ". Bontoa. Svo..
pp. 602. Price, -. 15.
Tho author Of this elaborate aud ambitious
, 1877-10-06

PERIODICALS RECEIVED.
LITERARY WORLD for October Il. u. lamea 4
Co.. R0stonI.
LlrrELL's LIVING AaE-Cu1sens numbers
(I.ittEii l. Gay. Ho4tou).
NATIONAL TEACHERS MONTHLY for October
"a. y. DAEne. i Co.. New York and Chicago.
ATlENKuA foE September t6psingdsla, uL).
, 1877-10-06

TIE REIGN OF LOUIS X1. by r. F. wm1zRr,
Map. New York: Il. p. rutnamFa sons chi.
saSo: Jan.9n, McC!uEg 4 Co. limo, pp. 900.
Pstce $1.95.
This dclIacatfon Of the events and character
Of the retcn Of Louis XI. IL to DO commended to
tho use OF students, and to the general reader.
The Information 1t gives is elsewhere confined
to tho largc works Ut s!amondl, Mlc!c!et, Kirk.
aud others, and IL associated with the narratives
Ut different epocla aud personagos. III tho
present manual, tho ablcst Of the Vntois is thu
prominent figure Of tho drama throughout, and
the course BY which he elevated France Into a
united and peaceful Kingdom ts clearly brought
uc, to oes Of ths ~ ssss
"Epoclls Of History"
, 1877-10-06
FATHER TOMAZIN,

That man OF honor should atsac!,t 10 his plightcd
"'
fA1HEN lVA1AAiN.
1,ts contnm..,o,, t,,o.1.. =,
Authority Of tI,a United stntes-rh, rrn,t.
leas Alsempta 10 Get Him or ~, WIKI,
Esrti. Ise4erynstuu.
N. f,,n, p;on,-y. yr.., ~,
Fnt,cr ,nrmn,o,i,,,, roo,,ra., f.".s a.. ,,-,u
rsr.h uo"a,rn.,,., 49,, ,.,'.',. '''" so' M,'1so
,,'n f, r",. .. anu S'eh - confirmed ny
or, whO arrived In st. paul yesterday nf,crnoot,,
show. TINT III. removal. ,,r attenptc,1 rrmnr.,
,f ra,b.r r,,,o,,r f,,,,, tt,a ..aa,rs.as...
-. "'',' 4"A 1'"'" .ns seseltat'o' Hau no
connection Whatever WITH ths religious quarrel
between the EplscopatIans anu Catholics IN tho
reservation. The facts unaucstuuaLIv arc that
for tno years Father To,na.ln l,ns been trying
u make III tae t,oupe 'le could On the rcscr-
Satlo1, and last spring, Mr. Ewing,
one o1 tte l'nat'l oi Peatc C1n,tnts-
s.one!s. VINO Jealous Cathnlic
9iten Of. ihalan rc:erVations. wrote tg bishop
sc!!ehooeh ~ reg!GstthG MIN 10 order IoHiazln
~ taa !etsfvation n consequence tt ILLS re-
ns9,s assI sn"as1nas M y. aaa tIis setious aud
!otmaoly WIN tne scpnrt o! tHc Ct'f1mttslnnErs
on Ionaztn,s mi:coiHlttet, the Con'nlsslpner of
I lnataa ~ A,iMfs nIreete! agent stowe to order
w!.h i','s onler. a,,l requested 1m t" !cave, but
nc palu III a!tcntlon ~ ttle of1ler. Sumo tWl
q three weeks aE" Col. T.. e. Kcmb!e. Un!tetl
ses ,na!n', i.'a., tasGee.or VIZ, iat hcsn to H.
r:altn nGenrf, Wis.i nc ~as lhlnrInrs' ny Agent
aI~e saat to!.'az recently, Without lts PER"
m'sslun anu Ih uIcGt 'so'at'oh III 'aF, w!iirlt
.s,,. ne bad Repeatedly tfan.G,c:scJ, had
~ Az a 70 ~ yrafs t't age, or cautsd tlic'n 10
ne tAkc1. from ttse reservation To- II. Joseph.
nog f,n aese , we're Two clre'1 o. ln'e''..thc-
KY, KY Ml!nsc inptlsr snt'ir'aia"l to tt!s Agent
t.aI ,.ai tnet na'' uMen takeh mWMF ~ TUG priest
s.s..1. MMlrnnt ner nliscn.. olner parenta mat'n
sinlsar complaints. IN hearine This En!. kcn-
~ WI. on .he 1nosliEle q. ine LIN u scH
EMILY and G;.,irtsnnsly, lnt ts !atteF would
"s,,., ~, " ant n nGte ,!, vels klcnt, "he'l
,,'alty 1".. heat1n toll li, tut he must eays
liz rr., srn r., ". !''. ns nieauS @ t',atG
tne nctar. avou. los's .nalss anu ml,FGcns
E,two.Ihiras .,s oi it!ffn tie EntterI;asfentc! at
thc ,hmr.n " III, inc e, sst; ~ te a.ern
.tm ~ the Ioll.i aiasitn, Col.
WHITE Eaitrm AaISer: supt. II. 1877: -7ht
Mes. ,,!; t1hanas t""as"sA sha our aam'ssion =.
IT,, Tx H. Ina. y"a ana tseeGY renea
othsf s,atsef'ty ,sas th.t y yoar :ss,'an |.
mind y0u that you hare trcspa<sct uYson tic au.
shoriy of the rnicd states uvcr TIC inIians, nutl
committed All lnracton Of the law. Also that you
xsn. s Sp s. =, " u 1e .e aatf
ptt, .h, VI lha!an An9.s. 10 ~9draw
nn,ie. Ind n.r,,atrnt n,t,d.,ncnnnsc ,a1.o OF a
du,y to require you to iinncdtatc.y leave : she s
luke with you Jour persona, Effects. Your ot,eIi.
ent serrant, EnwAHn G. krxr1E.
Cnlted States indian INSPECTOR.
The priest. surrounded hy Ills armed Indians
and la1f-brecds. would not listen u the rc.siing
of this order, interrupted 1t with violent prs,-
teai.tions, and tursctl away to ulakc n loud and
ttcendlarr speech. to the Indians To n,aku
, 1877-10-06

nlHr.t t"h f1thrs ln1lg by threc-fourtha OF an
separate lmnl IT Eucrf. .lns,.lv crowded mud
37I,pv lnG al1nnst 4 sH,,arc iurll Of kt,;re. In
inff c1lt.lfrs th: Aphf. and The Cfrriss were The
satne. TIL" tphis Is pale yclnw, wtth white
!nnt segments. Thc Coccus Is Of a dark red hue.
both Aphi'lcs anil f.rti, With few exemptions,
adhered to &e usr]er surface nf the stones, and
we're not attached .or'n,tt. They apptaresl 10 he
cd them. The iarva alluded Il, was almost nix
rl!fllmctere long, was covered on the back with
THICK white entton'likc sccretion. It was u1sp
carefully attended hy the Ants, which were fre-
ma. The Aphides and Coed were aii N gpod
condition, but without vl.Eh1e means If su1stst-
cncc excepting the nclRhh0rsng graAs.rotts ras-
ttafly extending Into she earth beneath tho
etoncs, to which II 10 probable they we're at
ti'nts transferred by their masters"
, 1877-10-06

lite of The FAMOUS paiitcr arn incorporated srv.
cIH! Ilcs!uusty.unpi!otlsheu aetteiH ~ turner.
hns n",, nnIpas 'v -. ro',,r ~ ~ ,stnas,
| ycursi sales Of Ills pictures, The faraftniies in
colors from Turner's drawings, Which nceos,l-
pany tho volume, are grlltlc: They cs.!'1
n1 y: oro ~ tS pce th,. s WI witl tae
pTizei for the surresiuns they riys t,i tka art u
Of the greatest landscape painter tho world las
yet seen.
--.--
| ..... ARIZONA.
ARIZONA. AS IT ~: on, Tnk Cox1xo Couxrny.
Compiled from Sotes Of Travel, During tho
Snar M. Ssv 'S So1k. and ara s ons ~ hAt ~ z
ee' nv, e,.tD
Inc author OF tiis WORK hfst entered Arizona,
n quest o. health IN ls,a. a few montha' res'
v Of Which, a as sufrerr s ana A in.nrs inv % hI
,.;,, nr",atu .stso -, n"hiah @ -. .aea t. a, n.,
"'en eiattia. ush'to W Pao,!s" " tao Wo9'a
thc charms anu promises Of tl,c remote and a'-
upon him the choicest of all blcss,ues. A tour
~ c-nInrofton throurn ,ltf,ro,,t 49,. -, ~
1.o.~,,,.s, w.. ,,~,aa,sta5 T., ..,a y. .Ho
territory was p1oseeusca III tno !o'!o"1ne TWO
tho way upon tho RESOURCES and prospects Of tho
COUNTRY wcrc combined in Tho prescnt yoluuc.
The ,vo,k t,,us o,ro,, ,,,,a1,.d w.. ,,.,t,,, ns
:. h,",a "v,ansos ~ f,'nO Isom nas
~ pcass e''ucllees oL bc1nE thoroughly anu hon-
estly done, mud It offers 10 the citizen Of tho
tho character and existing dcyulopn,ent of =
considerable portion Of the WIT domain wcst ~ ot
the MISSOURI
II Ia fourteen yea1s since Arixona was formed
into Territory. with boundaries including
about 900 square miles, or 7S,oso 900 ac.cs,-
an area nca1ly 1a3ee umes as large as Tue state
or Now York, and oue'thtFs! larger than the
, 1877-10-06
LIZARDS,

A!r. Henry Gilman contributes au important
nnto to the A,atr,eaH .NtturIltst on the Change
OF color In tho lizard. His observations wera
made III Florida, where tho species aro very
abundant aud beautiful. After ample invests
gattou. hc states positively that tho lizard has
ln remarkable degree tho power Vi assuming
different tints. Eur iustauce.n-to usu Ills
0Hn wnrds,--"I have seen small yelluwisls.
brown Lizard. OH quilting the ground, INSTANTLY
assume tbs dull-gray hue OF tho weatllerbeatrn
fcute-rail 1t Rlhlrl upon and alobg. Passing
under toino uttye-tnietl foliage, It would next
adupt that colnr, u bu xurtccted' by q tull
Drlsht.erera VI eHeraltl-ltkc glow, u It reached
and RS Ted underneath tue sprays Ut grass an.l
other lrayca VI corresponding shaslr. lnr
original yellowisti.hr.lwn etIlur would agafR he
assumed nn The Itzarti returning to tho GROUND.
Each Ut this changes appeared 10 he asAt.st fus
slantaneous, alIi the cntsrc scrirs could MT
haye 0eruplrl much nl0Eu than une.luartcr OF u
minute Vt time,"
'*MII.CII.CtlWS" or THE ANTS.
II u we!l-knuwn fact III natural history chat
certain species I the Ant are IN The llahit Ut
demonstrating PlaMt-Ltce, Keeping herds Of
these Insects IN their ncstk, In order IN feed
upon The sweet secretion Which the Aph.deA
give furth lsom the two subrs projecting from
tho sixth segment Of the body. The liant
Lice hare been farrtiousiy termed the "milch-
euws" Of the Ants, because tho latter seem to
coa1 the AphIdes, By stroktng the tubes gently
with their antenuzet to give out the covetel
hutd.
Prof. LeldY states, in the Proceedings Of the
Philadelphia Academy OF Natural Scicnces,
1877, that, Iu searching for animals under STONES
" the woois Lear fhlIslelplaia, he found this
yellow Ant, Fosu,iaa hAys,. In pusses-
alum OF large pumhess of other ill.,
sects. 1n one instance, = compara-
lively small eolopy Of tue Yellow Auts
bad thrrs different Insects III thetr possess!on.-
eons1atiuK u species Of Aph!s, . Coccus, aud
the la1ya u All Insect, probably coleuptcIous.
Tbs Aphides were Kept iu Two 1cparate herds,
and these were separated froIu herd Ut Cec.i.
The l4ryA wa4 !u the midst VI Que of tic former
there was herd Of Apllllra which occupied the
under p4Et af ons margin Of The stone, and wa
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08
HslSce N1ssssl. i / ,

y Last evening Levi Long and James MUIR
ply, were arranged for disordsrly conduct,
but sulicisnt evidence not being produced
tbsy were ,dIsmissed.
Martin Bdt1er aud James Glasgow were
next arranged for disordsrly conduct and
amault and battery on Patrick Nagure the
former was Aned e1O the latter had to pay
costs ahd both were held IN $500 bail to
beep the peacs., Mr.. Mcguire was cut very
badly n ont the head. The disturbance
arose on the refusal OF Mrs. Magure to fur
niSh drinks 10 the beligerAnt party.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08
EDUC1TIONAL.

GOUV-AxxONAL ALL T
lSFs5 lz6Et4lbfE1.
! 0KEgTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA,
Uadss ~ Sd,Av vxlsters Sfsa Joseph
Th6 666hf1o of fhBtfuCtlon tntiud6s al the
nsaSehescf = psefnl and Christian educa-
Annual psn1on for Board and Tuition
o1o&I1W 1uSthae payttcQlArs. address, IA
Y itki.1y sIrMOTHER NARY JOHN.
I71LGAlgovAsCOILEaE DELAWARE
C00NTY. RQsle9YLyAMlA.
fhit fmstftution,, ccls1ttstsd WITH Univsr-
4tty Privileges e under the charge Of the
AugastiniAa Fathers, and offers superior
advantages g studenfN, who desire 70 make
8 thorough Classical GSas1iaH HS SrC rCsmmer-
- eatnatsd On 1hA Rehnsyl.
yania Genital Railroad, eleven miles nom
Philades phiA. 1Ailroad Staten and Post
ONCE dh th& CaAeg6 grdunds.
u dTsE@.; !. e. S Rfs s'sslAa q nvs msnth'' qa
Ior 1alf Rast,s1lass, send fsr z catalogue.
deSti y VI 10 Ss.S n XXX 1sesidsnt.i
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08
WATER DEPARTMENT. \
w No. 1000 Markef 6frGSk HDE
NoT1Cn. .1aV T9 ~ 1cn m7k1 D%;g 3 4 |, ~, 4 I

The bills for 1877 are now ready. ma 'p4y.
sSie .t tss .RegiAtrar:l Onlce, 80 AR1ket
sneet; su The lawreqtifes that III -bil0 fald
the iace Of the biii; thoss pSsia IA Hui 16fiaf sHt
month q February, fivs per cent. 1ddidoH.
=; ana those paid during the month Of
SH1rch, ten per cent. aAdittnnal,,- and all
sil!s remaining unpaid on the dfSt day Of
Hhpsai;; hspna 4, ~ The RegbtrDr IL required to
stituted for the recovery 81 the amount due
sna ne water win. 1ot be slot into such
Isemlaes until such hrysarA with assess-
are paid. " = =
om': A'T Ah''nrS 11qR iHlAH. RG4JRi.s tGtR 4. y;
1-tomarl : = - RaSisfrsr.'
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08

lEOR AftlE.f fAanaion house, Am
anu dldfngy or John OsByru9,
,sltuated On ihe Philadelphia turnpike
HmilS. fhs &iM cont tSinS sbc6t 70 scrss. ass
sd 4 N Il higk stats Of cultivation, The
ont-buttdin6 9re In. perfect order With
H. ls3s S2:ss sssi /. e
laTge and beautiful lawn null Of shade, trees.
4Nt 6epIs ilx AAS fed t11lhb III ~ second
aSqEt ena ~ A9t1el - - sthsE9 ~ 1QAl1
= III Sas visH y & sss ~
:;:s:sa ;: Az sel.;s ss&a "a 3ass!tt!E s!ttSs s3H
= Aunnel bapyding house in the State.
fruit III abunAAnce, Of Ill kinds, and there
I: aSs9f oPisSIts1f s sSss IL Il .Ss2.. Shaios
For rA-4ountrErFeeide II cannot be SUR
';is:5s - VA' TINS OFFICE !
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08
1AJeyAt keoSey.

Tho 6rst grand social of the Shields L.
,brsry took place lat night % the rooms Of
'PSoi. WsbetesSf Daadng ACADEMY In the
Upscaje Temple. Forty couples took part
III tke promepade and dancing continued nm.
III y llSte' hGHat. Mr.. Z. rs. Douskerty, was
master Of c9enouea. Prof Ritchie's or
chestrs was 10 Attendance.s ,,,,.,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08
No1lq's yA1,D2slA, 7, II ETA |lFsyiTYFT1ssseR 1se

~ hyhis yslpabls properly, atpafed IA Z
IL: :1sn sslilosl e S$ aIdi =:
%. y offered at Z bargaiR, sithSf Ior sale OF
StSHc9NseneS tSS Ne ior property In . city IN one Of
The lot eo1tsiss thfes aSrss, urppon Iwhica
storiss To- iss h.s htp1stcts Sss ss,t tEo
Ss. nSon. and music rooms, dining rooms, wide
hos. hhens. chambers and Kitchen, servants,
Suisis;ss SSiS; sssDis: sDS sasn a0d d1 csasay 2 yeuse
4, me me Institute g 7nrnishsd, and the school
~ aET y" IN IN operation with about sixty schol-
~ iI&i. spsa9i sscp:ss9 !. hsiJIa Is a6 Ssaasusi
ai!sadc.e adcei'h ''sh q 81 NY vno sNpfb Y Be-
FGy 81 Pa.t!snlsrs apply to /. 4
Nesu-u New castle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08
NOTICE TO EBR1RTERA "A
~ f.e .. COB YGS&I ilI
PROTECTIONT TAI. .gFl'l'

The attentlono o( re0ldeuigofohs SECOND
and NINTH Wards, and sothere whose prop.
PLY y located within three tquar6s Or
1Iocks Of fire plug, ID called 70 the fact
tnat they are liable % . lar Of iope dollar
On each building 30 located. The above tax
blst day Of fJanuary 3 per cent. viii be add
ed; and Il payment befurthor del6 dvntil
i,1tm i1asSn' iS RSr cent 4, wi! - - Nths. ~.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08
! xyrht Sshsss ,Lsss,srs.

,SDr O, Elton Buck, lsctursd last evening
before the scholars Of the night school At
Eight and Wollaston street. The lecturer
evincsd 1 thorough knowledge Of the sub
ieet and careful preparation.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-08

Last sveping the, Rev. Mr.. Pierson preach
g g . . sermon before the congregation OF Scott