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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-06

ment OF Camphausen, Hoffman, and Bllow as rep
rcsentatvcs OF tho Chancellor in his several functions
would be greatly dislikcd. Therefore II is very
probable that the liberals will assent to such
proposal. They will demand the appointment OF
responsible representative OF the Chancellor Tho ma
tonal liberals profess that they porso naly dosre
and confidently hope that Bismarck's retirement
will be only temporary. They declare, however. that
they will oppose cncrgcticaly tho creation OF provi-
eonai government. The opinion begins prevail that
Bismarck will after all be satisfied with furloush OF
several months The affair IS regarded SO seri-
ousiy as was FIRST II will be remembered that in
1878 Bismarck rendered his resignation und ap.
pcared to insiss upon It's acceptance.
some such arrangement then made
will probably be Adopted now. Already IL Is
rumorcd that Camphausen will become Vice
Chancellor. Bismarck remaining ChanceI-
Tor, but not interfering in affairs unless
his advice is requested. Camphauscn is ex-
pected follow Bismarckg policy. except as
regards the State purchase OF the railways,
which project has apparently totally lailcd.
The Standards corrcspo ndcnt at Vienna teeeraphs
that report credited there that Bismarck resigned
because tho King OF Saxony complained 10 the Empc.
ror OF tho Chancellors attitude toward Saxony on
the question OF the seat Of the supreme Court Of
the Empire.
BRADLArGH's ARREST.
Charles bradaugh, the agitaior, and Mrs. Annie Be-
SAINT tho FREQ thought advocate were arrested to-day
on q charge OF printing and publishing a pamphlet
alleged to be OF an immoral character Mr. brad.
laughs offence IS the publication OF pamphlet BY tho
latc DR.. Charles Knowton, which deals with tho Nal.
thusian theory. The adjourned to allow time
to prepare their defence, and the accused were re-
sased bail
THE REvENGErrL AnyssryIAxs
special despatch from Alexandria. referring to the
psiusal oi tho KING OF Abyssna General Gordon
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Mem Publications.
rE'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON. Editor

Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON. Editor
WITH APPENDIX.
TIE APPENDIX TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877 confirms
the MI tezt Of Electoral Commission Id rim complete
AMI saocaet account IRON, official records Of all The haSac
tons pnder and proceedings connected h ne counting Of
ne Eleoto4al VOtes is tie only publication in aieh his ia
formation t or % aataa1e The results Of the recent
Elections for u S. Senator's in serera also gfren
corrections and reptsons bringing the political Information
dOtcn 10 Mdrch J.
Among other prominent features of the Almanac are:
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" ali its amendments together with all recent amendments
10 the Constitutions OF the several States
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Territories OF the vote for state officers and Members OF Con
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s. THE POPULAR VOTE for President nom 1924 to 1876
inclusive.
< TIE ELECTORAL VOTE from the 6Tst Presidential
election 20 the last giving the OF each state for each
ddate with fG explanatory notes, illustrating Inc Workings
o. Electoral COLLEGE systein
O. ALL THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS Of The
campaign 0i 1916
6 IISrS OF THE XIIvth CONGRESS and Of the XLVth
a. far elected The prime A Executive ana Judicial on
with digest Of the number and location oi the minor
Cyil Officers
7. INrERNAL REVENUE. CURRENCY, and BANNING
TABLES with statistics OF the ordinary revenues ana expendi
tnrcs OF tie Government fIom 1853 81 ls76 inclusive
& STATISTICS OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
Brooklpn propcrtp 60 Get.

pROOKLYN HTGHTS-HOUSES to LET
- No 80 Hcksst, 5000 No SO liieksst, $500 No. ~
northwest corner Of HlckSst, $500: NJ" lbs
Westinghouse $500 All la fine order with modern arrange
ments central ami convenient to a car AMI ferry
loutos ana within 10 minutes travel Wallst. Apply
EDWARD SIMPSON,
50 Wall.st.
rErO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE,.No
4 1913 Remson So. :jstOry brick DWELLING, lIy WI
loughbV-st. GORDON l.. FORD. 81 Cllrkst, Brooklyn.
rI7O LET-In brooklyn, thrce-stOry, basement
and cellar brick DWELLING with usual improvements
20 MINUTES ferry $2j per month Apply to y a. US
DERHILl, 26 C0Tt-str Brooklyn.
fE'O LET or FOR SALE-On macadamized
4 road Brooklyn Ferry horse and steam
cars fine lree and ground for vegetable garden house
house, very low. T. FIRTH, l11 Scier
meTh0- list, Brooklyn.
V'O RENT, FURNTSHED-The full-sized,
story aud basement brick house, 1872 Harrison ST.
opnos Christ house Ia in good order aud - y
furnished the location central and pleasant rent mod
Apply premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
REAL ESTATE.

EgN-YoEK Monday, March &C.
The following Gu;tion sales were made at
the Exchange sI.csrjom to-day:
By B,Tasrd SHRgh.
I story frame house, vii, LOT r sol iast eZist,
.22g n uf adaye, lot 2jXl122; walter H. toan . M,
S'oV'
III H. u. COItes.
I s.sforv az hg stone house. Win tlI
10 =. 6 9r.a' 3 nl6s i living si32s5
| sstniy tr.tS irnrmei- house and lot, J. ?, Wert o
i39oi' 20 = ' ~. 1880
I 3.torv and basement rr.ck house, with lot, s0f
lsst seth 81 III OF 2d-ave, 1t I75xlO22 W. % ooo
BIZ r. r. LVdiotr & o..
! STORY brick hOufc, with lease 81 lot, no Mahu
~. = ~ (! e o. West HrU1dway. lot 2lN y. ltI-td
81 years May, 1873 ground rent SS0O pei an o,
II Levy %""SN
sory BRICK houses, with lease OF lots, Nos SD and
so gihaVc, O. co! usr Of Jjth-st, each lot lcoXOo
Ie sd n years May |. 1872, ground rent ooo
Sis - duuuD same buyer. ',-NV
Bg JOhH ~ Hitso1. -
Of East iOthst 100 II OF 4thaye Z1N9S9 an ooo
August Belmont ]~'~V'
Bg u. e. Harne'r.
5-story brick tenement honse, Nith lot NO 09J est
tT SnS;iI n = LOW !. . o 10. 900
By Scott q Hgers. -
l 3 story brick h0use, with lot, ol East lO4lnsL
igS y OF 4'haye' lo1 i.Ao $1,000
l of land 7tl W corner or li2tst ELL
also = 3 Of West l43dst 10 II W ~ TIN
ave, each 25x74ll Nelson Tappan. S,OOo
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Husiral 9ns,rume'IIs

A FEW second hand WEBER PIANOS ut
"a great BARGAINS, them used but very short
by best Musicians really almost good AZ new;
fully warranted IN every respect
Please call AT the
WEBER wAREROOMs, 5thave and 1Gth.st.
| lGBTE Il ERNST, old house of Lighte g.
A Bradbury offer Their spenrid PIANO. FORr!cs at low
prices and on mODy payments at IL East l4s Also
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
e. Y. BALL IL Co..
tDs No. Is EAST llTH-Sr.
Chickering's Steinways and other Pianos
foTcash. 90 installinenfa- snG for
a GREAT OFFER - Ne Ne. win il ID a iG,rn.s
dispose N 100 PIANOS ORGANS and second hand
Of first class mixers including WATERS lower prices
cash lnstmeuts let until paid tor
fore offered. WATEBS GRAN ID. SQUARE. and UPRIGHT
PIANOS and ORGAtS QNCLU DING THEIR NEW sou.
NENIR ara BoUDoilo ar the BEST MADE 7.octave
so; ~ st6ps SIS; -" sioDs Sos 49, sop. s45? ina
stops $50; ~" ps 800. Not year perfect
der, aud warranted. LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS
WANTED; Illustrated Catalogues Mailed a liberal dis.
count a. 1Slcitrs Minister, CtUTctc IOfge Etc. IN
music at half price. HORACE WATERS & SONS, Mann.
iacturers and DeaerG, 40 Fast l4hst Unionsquare " T.
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DARE FNGRAVINGS AND ETCHlNGS.
H. TIE largest collection OF ino OLD ENGRANlNGs in
America Prices aad quality satisiacioy Adds Tor Iate'
mars FREDlRICK KEPPEI4 G6 Becain1!st, y. V y. B.
ne eng avg appropriate and acceptable present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
2uliion Sales OF Real Gstats.

COTTON MILL FOR SALE.
~ Thoroughly built Of brick having 1900 spndes, 40
ooms machinery been used only two years ard Is in
frstrac every respect buildings in borough repair
ample water power az Of the yer and
cOnmoinH3 enemens full OF mil hands situated
in Pittsdeld y. line Of SuncOok VALLEY Railroad, 10
miles from Concord, To be sold ut auction On the
premises, -.
On THURSDAY, April -, at 10 O'Clock noon,
not previously disposed Of at private " For 1'ther par
ticulars apply EBEN DALE ~ l, yOAshiest, Boston,
o. NJ. DAVIS Pittsfchl ~ H.
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Connirn prcperip 60 Get.


NITY and COUNTRY-LOW RENT 40 min
~ comfortable ride lrom Lberiyst (coppeting frank
lines by till mdglt yearly fare $Jo con
vencnt suburban Cottage Residence and Grounds house has
Il rooms cellar heater hot ami cOl wafer bath
eose cali BELLS etc. extra large villa plot laid out ID lawn
garcu shade TRAIT vines, berries Eci loclOn high
healthy % minutes walk by paved streets
dcpots Of City OF Elizabeth and two
mnutcs walk passenger station at West Elizabeth Nj
Central Railroad. Apply premises or to the OWNER
Room q No. Sassaust
FAST ORANGE and vicinity property to let,
L! sale exchange summit House. neal sati0n ten
rooms all improvements. rent 500 Brooklyn store p0ry
exchange for Inquire East Orange Real Estate
Office, GTOve-st., opposite depot NJ. b. WALLACE.
NONTCLAlR n. j., Real Estate Agency.H
I'VE Variety Of houses sale rent furnished and niltnc
HOWE d PARSONS. Sfoneiair and 70 Ceda'si. IL 10 B.
YlNO LET-Elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE
in Jersey, 80 minutes city Hall. New York. ut
Rdneld Park tree minutes from depot; grounds 20 acres
beautifully laid with fruit and other trees AMI splendid
lawns house rescOed from top TO BOTTOM finished IN hard
wood bath and all other Improvements 81
house. stable dollhouse, &c. &c. Also OTHER FLE-
CANT PLACES Central Railroad Of NewJersey, 90 min
house and grounds in splendid ORDER
location IN NowJersoy To rent cheap Apply to j. A.
WOODS Office America Life Insurance Company n
and 10 Warrenst, NeN-YOTk, between IL and O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

trace the development of thought not the Influence OF
fe and hence he has avoided all expression OF opinion
concerning the character and works OF Jesus Jesus Is
the name OF man; Christ, rather tic Christ IL te
name Of idea The history OF Jesus is the history OF
an individuals the history of the Christ is the history OF
doctrine" With regard to the person OF Jesus, MI
rockingham Acknowledges the diniculty-whieh he
states with treat strength of forming con-
sisent and harmonious conception from the narratives
OF the evangcliss He is content with the confession '"'
the image IL lost and that no Uaterls es' "
the true construction Of his personal history lhe r's"'
OF Mr.. Frothngham's inquiries, however Veheneh.S
they may be called question win not surprise the SUI
dent of speculative criticism since the commencement vi
the nineteenth century It's essential features have beeh
anticipated by the ingenious European FehoarS 10 "no
the author acknowledges his obligations atEoueh Tue
method of treatment and the course OF iaStraoh III Tue
present volume bear the stamp of originality as "e as
of acuteness and yigor
THE ANNALS OF BABY. by ONT OF ITS SLAVES l2ho'
pp. 226. @. W. Carleton Co
This little volume is called, on the utie-pagc'
"a Companion 10 Helen's Babies, 1t Is not III
any sense On the contrary the conception OF tDe so!
reminds one immediately OF Bret Hare's ldy OF leu
Guch" Helens Babies made pquant by their strong
flavor of original sim they are inps from inc lht 10 ~
than cherubs: but 1tts Baby" is wholly angelic ana
perfect Wherever she is carried and whatever sue uo
for the annels are continued to the age OF speech
"A
in fact the ilustrous child is born into world almost
too bright to be real Everybody in it Is goou
and kind and truthful, and benevolent; there Is
no privaton, suffering that Is not sp'e"-
ily relieved, either through the bapys presence
or otherwse the family has carriage coachah' anu
even a footman: crisp banknotes III Is singular th"t
banknotes are invariably crisp in novels While IN rei
life they are either and stiff or old and puIpy!J
are produled whenever there is the least necessity
in short of goodness and happiness bhthes
every PAGE of the book IL is full OF natural tender
ness there passages which VIII easily draw Tears
from the eyes of young mothers, young fathers ana
even maiden aunts 1t really not necessary to AT
tach this little craft by tOw-rope TO Mr. haODerohs
winning yacht. great many persons prefer angelic
babies stuffed with silent, superhuman intuiilohs ana
almost visbly aureoled with sancy, to the hdSets VINO
inherit the natural deyry OF our race. The babies III
the two books could he companions: Heiens Two
boys would soon pummcl this heavenly little girl into
shapclessncss it is well that the baby is Gil:
We should have serious misgvngs for the future of any
luman boy" who showed such perfection IN his cradle
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apartments &, ilufurmisbco Rooms to Get

A PAYMENTS to LET.-Upper part Of
~ house. 40 West 52ds private family only convenience
for Housekeeping.
r1IO LET-Part of HOUSE, 2S1 Henry-st.,
y. y, basement first noor and two rooms in attic
aud water rent, go per month
TgO LET, unfinished, lower half of high
4 atoop HOUSE, r. modern Improvements Can be
from 0tO4 32S West 20thst, bet 9Th and 9tayes
UNPUBLISHED HOUSE; location West
u 3iths,.Three adults will retain their and board
If rent; also furnished and unfurnshed Flats and
Rooms Apply at EVERETT LIBRARY, GG6 6thave
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Gelp Wanteo

boy WANTED in Office of wholesale Dru,
reside with his parents Apply 10 Fraser Lee 70 BcEmsp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
Ci,p lDropertn Go Eet.

V'O LET Br0wn-st0ne HOUSES, west side,
$500 to =. OOO APARTMENTS, 300 20 81 OOJ. scnd
for list For sale ~ SIS 900; this u 30 per cent on
j. W. STEVENS. broadway and flity secondsL
TENO LET-TO Out-of-tOwn manufacturers,
d OFFICE and SAMPLE Room In the extra light first
lo Centre and Callss 3D. opposite Eare's Hotel Apply
to s. H. DOUGHTY, 3Gi CaBas, or Oh the premises, al
O'Clock letters answered with diagram
fsfO LET-Elpgant brown stone and brick
HOUSES on Madison ave- and side streets near inc Park
three aua stories, cabinet finish, With mirrors c reut
from 5000 to- si,oOO Apply to j. A. WOODS office North
America Life Insurance Company IL and 10 Warren ST. New"
YORK. between IL and o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsFE

Chares-st. IS, S21icft Of Bleeckerst 2Ox953 nina,
David BsinckerhoG 10 Salisbury bradley NOmiIal
7Stt-si, =, 277.4 II q Of 2laye ltlOxlO22; aso
73tlst n p 2ig.S Of I'd ave, -. 10Y l022 also,
sfris md Viz To foiisa $4,000
9s s,c' > iou II VI o,.a.'' 12sOO
hq IgG5an 70 3 ar tS NJ F ~ 2O75o
1 ana " " f I' 70 Ann Dick 1850
M S,5e iN ou i a 2ilOo you $500
6S and h,eb,nd 10 PRiIip Keller .".... 1000
10Th ST. Il e. 100 of Istave, 2Ox92 Hannah ff1ed- 80
and to Margaret I,rhar' l25Oo
63t.st, y 2lOfU g Of5tl-avc, 2JXlOO0i Caroline
WaxgslI IN (arfIe r. Traphagen nominal
seq. ,ti 70 ! ii err i EW "a - 1880
g sEd wS ST To % pan 1890
26aye " = 30 "aru '|'' 'ol ii'iy $40
G Ta9 to Ie :; S II ri 600
lI0caS 81 p a. - Harriet lar walter - l,5OO
lSh' na = 10 German an 1920
sIl,s'; u > "a ~ Wiobaei bopoIne ... 10000
ionclaL1 j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

WHITE STAR LINE.
FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAI.
The Steamers Line take tho lane Routes recommended
by u cut Marry U. s. ~, gong south Of tie Banks as
passage 10 Queenstown all The yeag round.
ADRIATIC, sATU RDAY March 81, ESQ ~
BRITANNIA, sATU RDAY, April 7, l-;3O p H.
CELTIC, sArU RDAY. April IL. 7.
GERMANiC. SATURDAY. April Il, noon.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCA. PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER -
These uniform IN sze and unsurpassed m APP
Monuments Tho Saloon. StatcGCouIs. smoking, 2ui BNh
room, arllisl.ps where
least felt aioriug degree Of comfort hitherto una'tHSos
RATEs-saloon $50 and 500, gold. Return Tie o. On
favorable terms. Stcerage, Ses.
For inspec ton OF plans nformauon apply AZ the
f' r. J. COlIrls. Agent
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN new YORK
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN
CoNPANY'S PIER foot OF SECoNpSf. HDBOKEy.
ODER saturday March 81 NECkAS SATURDAY.. III Il
RHEIN, Saturday Apul MAIN, SatuTlay.....AgE Il
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 20 SOUTHLAND.
TON, HAVRk, OR BkEMEN;
FIRST CABIN Fl0l, gold SECOND CABIS, 500, gold.
STEERAGE, $50. currency.
Return Tickets at reduced Prepaid StceTage Cefi
Gates, $50 currency
For freight or passage apply 20
OELRICHS q Co.. 2 Bowling greer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
Broohlnn Real Cetats for Sale.
Countrn Real estate for Sale.

FINE RESIDENCE, other houses and
~ aout 20 acres Of land steamboat landing all finely
located al RockaBd Lake for sale or EXCHANGE for cry prop
erty. Apply W fAfooH ~ -. =,
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HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
"A BOYS r. HINDs A. NJ, Hampstead. L. J. 500 to 500.
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Country.

A Boarding School for - BOYs.-O. Winthrop
n STAR 4 NJ Port Chester, Wcstchestcr County N y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

~ FOR LONDON.
.CANADA..............TIfUR SDAY, Aprl 3. II q. m
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAN April Z, IL D. ~ SPAIN "a lle an
Cabin and Storage passage, and Drafts irCm 81 upward
sued at very low rates. Coupanys Offices So Broadway.
;. W. ]. RST Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
MGrble ano Slate Mantsls.

A TTENTION Now is the time TO purchase
"A SLATE AND MARBLE MsSrELS
Prices power a. low Slate sleeps and sers all kinds Of
slate work PENRHYN SLATE Co,
so Unionsquare n. Y. am avs. and l7thstl
CTEWART'S Slate, Marble, and Hardwood
~ Manel Gratss &C. removed To 10 II West 23dst,
Masonic Temple, opposite Booths Thealer.
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-ew-York, Havana & Mexican Mail s. 5 Line.

New-YOrk, Havana q Mexican Mail S. 5 Line.
~ Steamers Pier g. North River. at y.
FOR uAN ANA DIRECT
CITY OF RDAY Maze, II
CITY OF VERA CRUZ. ..WEDNESD DAY. Aprti
CITY OF NEW-1 ORN. ............W EDhESDhl Apll Il
FOR VERA CRUZ AND EEWORII;ANS
via Havana, PrOgres0. Campeachy Tuspan. TampcO.
CITY Of HAVANA. SATURDAY. M.rcl 81 .
will leave New orleans pril April % of
Vera cruz ana all the above ports
For freight or passage apply TO
r. ALEXAN Dir q SONS. 81 and 80 BroafwaY.
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Ocean Steamers
REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

II aMDU hG American Packet COmDany's Limo
IA for PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and ifAMRURG
EEisiA :....MaIcl - GELLEET. ..... 49,. Apr.l IL
CAMBRIA 4 lri > / SrENlA AMI ia
Rates passage Plymouth London Cherbourg Tra,hor.
and all points England, scotland ami Walls III Csbn
gOi TlOo second Cabin gold SEQ SteeraCe currrncr s3
NJ NhAhDI q 20, Z. h. RICHARD @ ROAS.
neueia Agents. General P4sseU gepls.
81 Br0adsL, New-IOTk. 81 lfoadyaV \ev.ysrx
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MAIL STEAMERS.
NATlONALLINE.-PlersN Nos. "A and 81, Mr.

sTEERAGE, 500, currency. Drafts AZ lowest rates
salJoHs SaterOOpis, smoking and bath amidsiDs
JDnN q. DALE, Aeent ID and 80 BroaaNnA. & Y
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RLACk HALL, $500.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS within
one-quarter mile Long Island sound number inea 10
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-08
Character In Mustaches.

A particular face shows determine
tion merely by the turn of the mustache
but the mustache is robbed Of all its ex-
preston unless it be worn by itself.
When it grows naturally, the mustache
is always sign of manly tempera-
ment. 1t never, or at any rate seldom,
happens that it is bristling, hirsute, in
gentle thoughtful characters; and it is
rarely rounded, turned under, or softly
curled, in men of rough natures, born
for contradiction and conflict. To draw
it to fine point, as was done under the
empire, whether from a spirit of mere
intimation, OF courtier-like flattery, is
to give the face of the wearer fastidi-
Gus and eyanescent expression, since
the points can not be kept stiff without
the use of cosmetic, easily detected and
soon melted. Charles Blanc.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-08

At the counting Of the electoral
votes last week, they were carried into
into the House be Assistant Sergeant
at Arms Bassett, of the Senate,it being
the sixth time he had performed a sim
liar duty. lie clarified Grants elector-
al votes twice, Lincoln's twice, and
Buchanan's and Pierce's, a duty stretch
ing over twenty-four years. Mr.. Bas-
sett was the second page appointed in
the Senate, and took his place in reso-
luton offered by Daniel Webster in
1880. He was page twelve years and
has been doorkeeper continuously ever
since. He has known more great men
and has seen more congressional busi-
ness than any person living. This is
the eleventh electoral vote he has seen
counted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-08
counted.


Suicide would appear to be becoming
quite fashionable epidemic. 1t is no
longer confined to unhappy apprentices,
love-lorn maidens, and unfortunate
ne'er-do-welis. 1t now chooses its VIC
Tins from among the higher ranks of
life, from the titled, the honored, the
rich and the learned. During the past
year many suicides have taken place in
England among the aristocracy, the
latest being that of the Countess Howe.
The depression in trade may to GER
tain extent account for the great in
crease in the number Of suicides in this
country; it scarcely explains the taking
away by their own hands of such men
as Mr.. Prescott, Lieut.. Weeden, Prof.
Seymour, and many others of education
and apparently well balanced minds.
We have not the slightest doubt that
nervous disease, superinduced by real
or fancied causes, physical or mental,
has everything to do with cases such as
these. No sane man desires to die, un-
less it be one whose life has become a
burden through pain or length of years.
In the majority of cases we believe that
proper course of medical treatment
might have restored these victims Of a
horrible mania to q proper state of
health
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-08
New Wrinkle in Sweeping Carpets

new Wflukle III sweeping SdrPets'
In all our experiments, we have found
uothing so safe and serviceable as moist
ened bran. Instead of stopping to clean
the broom every few minutes, sweeping
the carpets with bran not only cleans
the carpets, frees it almost entirely
from the dust, but keeps the broom
clean at the same time. 1t must be
moistened only enough to hold the par
ticles together. II too wet, there are
the same objections as to each of the
various ways above mentioned. 1t will
leave the carpet so damp that the dust
which will settle over it and will deface
the carpet more than it will clean it.
Besides, it makes the work much hard
er, because the bran becomes heavy
with much moisture. Distribute the
bran evenly over the floor, and then
sweep as usual. The bran scours or
cleans the whole fabric. Very little
little dust is made when sweeping with
it, and scarcely any settles after the
work is accomplished, because every
thread, bit of paper, lint or dust, is
gathered into the mass of bran that is
moved over the floor, and is so thor
oughly incorporated with it that it can
not be easily separated. Carpets swept
in this manner gather very little dust, as
will be plainly seen when they are taken
up for shaking. Mrs. H. w. Beecher.