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The New York herald., 1877-09-21
"TIT FOR TAT.

THE Bow1RY xxClTED-''owNEY" GEooHE-
CAMS CIRCULAR.
There was quite an excitement on tho Bowery last
night when a calcium light turned upon ''Owney"
Geoghegan's plaoc, at No 1O3 Bowery and showed 1t
covered with glowing placards containing the follow
ing
THANKS PoLrcE"
take pleasure In assuring the public that my
house, No los Bowery, through the Kindness OF Cap
tain Michael Foley, is under tho protection OF tho
police of the Tenth precinct Of this city, All persons
desiring to patronize my establishment may be cer-
tain not only OF my thanks and protection but the
protection OF my friend Captain Michael Foley
OWEN GEOGHEGAN.
The issuing of these placards has been undertaken
by "owney" 1t is sad to give Captain Foley tit for
tat" The latter has lately located a policeman
permanently at the door OF No. 103 Bowery,
and tho ownor has staken occasion to remon-
strate with tho police captain for this special
but unwelcome manifestation OF his attentions.
He appealed on Tuesday to Superintendent: walng to
have the policeman removed, as he posted IN his
doorway to the detrmen Of his business, and finally
no sought the means Of redress no m8dc of last
night A circular inscribed as the above was received
by Captain Foley last night, with Conveys" compli
men
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REPUBLICAN STATE DELEGATES.

The delegates to the Republican State Convention
from the First district OF Dutchess county John H.
Kcichum, John b. butcher, Dr. John Thorne and
Samuel A. Hoyt
Tue Rockland county delegates TO the Republican
State Convention are John H. Hopper, Edward Hutton
and Henry Abel.
The delegates to the Judiciary Convention Robert
Avery and p. ). Jacobs
1he delegates from SchOharie county are Henry
Smith A. w. Clark and j. W. smith.
uJamcs f. Booth, Jonas Jones. David H. Wcstbury,
Henry s. Hebard, Abram s. Mann and George u.
Clarkson are tho Second district Monroe county, dele
gates.
|. E. Leonard, n. Jones, W. B. woodin and Frank
Rich are the delegates from the First Assembly district
of Auburn.
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Sour STARLIGHT from Baltimore for Portland before
on North Point raised and towcd back to
Baltimore Yesterday
QrEBwc. Sept 2O-Steamer Lake Mcganc. from Montreal
examination, found to
be all right. and proceeded this morning.
Steamer Valeta DID, from Glace Bay has been patched
and gone to Montreal.
LAuScH-At Portsmouth, MI, ship Panl Jones is to be
launched from the Raynos shipyard Monday next At
O'Clock pm. IL all goes well.
LAu cnED--Gard!ner. Me. Sept io-There was launched
day from the yard of Souhard at Richmond, fine
ship Red 1900 tons buthen built and owned
by Southland Sons II Is not yet known who will COM
mand her.
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DELEGATES FROM QUEENS.

The Hon. l.. Bradford Prince presided at the First
District Republican Convention OF Queens county,
called select delegates 10 the State Convention and
James X. Willets and {. Van Zandt secretaries
Tho delegates chosen arc:-Charlcs Post, Benjamin ID
Hicks and T.. Bradford Prince Alternates-W llliam J.
Y-unes Isaac II. Cocks and J. a. Mcdonald The dele
gates power 10 fill vacancies. The Second DIS
trict Republican Convention for the same purpose will
be held at the Town Hail. In Jamaica, this afternoon.
Tue Democratic County Convention for Queens
county Is called to meet at Jamaica on tho OH Of
Oc' o1cr.
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SHOOTING ON SIGHT.

AN OLD TIME STREET AFFBAY IN RICHMOND
FOUR PERSONS KILLED-AnREsr OF THE
SURVIVORS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 20, 1871
The Courier.JournoPs Richmond (Ky) special
says:-"A year since Jaspar Maupin shot John Bur-
nam at Kingston, Madison county wounding him.
Maupin indicted and the trial set for to-day,
but the case was reached This evening tho par
tics met IN the of Richmond. each accompanied
by friends Firing began Immediately, and Jaspar
Maupin, John Burnam, Christopher Ballard ana Will
lam a. Cornoson were killed. The survivors wcro
arrested. ~
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A BULLET IN HIS HEAD.

BosroN, Sept 20, 1877
John L Hunter, an inmate OF the Sailors Home, at
Quincy found dead this afternoon, the depot
at Waaston. with bullet hole In his head. II is sup
posed to be a of murder He last in tho
company of q man supposed to be tramp. The au-
ihorities investigating the afnr. Tho real namo
OF deceased was William Appleton, and he was the
son of wealthy merchant OF London England. No
cause is assigned for tho murder.
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 20, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
s.p sy%P @ ct4s fs 1s via
steamer Red Star 'rj. Rossbsrry, Newcastle Sept l.,
H1sa1s Sept 49, with md''
'9a a. city Of New York Havana Sept
ls With md.e and pssse.sers to AleYsndre sons
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Allentown, Mills. Philadelphia. with coat tho
AisaRf s"rR rsrsh.Sre cof Glasgow Alexander Calcutta May
2s with mdsc Brown Bros Co. Passed Cape OF Good
Sgs Ars @
81 70 .p
sn.r %n, sUitS ~S ."sse to
Bark Flora tNcr; svanoe. Newcastle 80 days, with coal
Bark Mary s Gibson (oi St John NB Sloan, Dublin Aug
Bark Bombay Gsa, vla Genoa 81 davs in ballast, to
Bark Vincenno Prroto UtaD Corvaa Palermo 81 days,
rs psr %n % 6 sD Ssdf7 r.
vessel with one of her topsaanmasts and yard above
Bark J II Chadwick, Chase. Mstsnxas le days. with
ss e iSnd. MoIT.
Roads s days with timber to- Risley vessel master
sssr sssr T:,'ss. S.1sn Fsres Fs'ss s.%sr
senr n VIII u.on c1aaner SsosssS~n for rrev
schr Mand Robinson. M"ehas, days. with laths, to
Simpson, Capp q Co.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Bedford. Fish. Now Bedford for
schr WIN G r Mowry. Davis. Calais for New York.
schr Pavilion, Robbins Calais for New York
schr Fri. Robinson, Machiss for New York;
%:sss' e. ssS YORK;
sSr o,e % for New
Schr Clarabel. Dickinson. vinalhsven for New York.
Schr Free Wind Frisby portsmouth Tor New 1ork.
Schr John Griffin. Could Danvcrsport for Now York.
schr Net.ie Rogers. snow, Orleans for New York
Schr j ohm Manovc, IIaock. Providence for Now York
schr Imogsne niyersy Candy Psw.ucket fo! Ney York
Schr Constitution Young Port Jefferson Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Mcrcedta Chadscy. New York for Halifax. Ms,
steamer Franconia Bragg, Nex York 10, Portland.
Bark Addie sleeprr sleeper Now York for denoa and
Brig sronach (Br): Munrae, New York for Rotter-
eh seh' John Ssyo Brasg. New York ior Winterport
sehr hr Eliza stspls. Johnston Ne" YORK Tor Boston,
schr John Lorier. Tisdai. New York for Taunton:
Schr Indy Antrim, Carter, Hoboken for Warehnm.
schr Tnioni sheShard iiaycrstraw for st John NB
Schr Film City Nelly. Poughkecpsis tor Providence.
Schr Darius EDDY Reeves E!iznbethport for Bangor
sehr Atner Taylor Dodge Port johnson for Boston.
schr Branscon,, Lofts. Amboy for Boston.
seh snasS HmSoy HT
schr Daniel Webster Baldwin. Amboy fer Providence.
ssSr hsrs Tnasn W x%esx .r 9
schr Kate Kailahan IIopp, Amb'y , for New London.
schr lila. Runycn Allen. Amboy for Norwich.
;schr Storm, HaAb. Philadelphia for Fall River.
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THE RIVERS DEAD.

The body found floating in the North River on
Tuesday pier Al yesterday recognized as that
of Erick scklcr, aged seventeen years. formerly a
marine the sloopofwar supply He accidentally fell
into the river and before he could be rescued hc
struck by the OF passing steamer and his skull
was crushed in. After this accident he sank, and has
been In the river until hts body found floating
the water Several Of his late comrades visited tho
Morgue yesterday and expressed great regret at his
mt " fafA
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmastes informed
that by telegraphng TO tho HERALD London Bureau ADJ
dressing Bennett No 4 Fleet street, London" to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc pOperA.
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be csbled this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
terrnnean ports will oice the economi-
cal and expeditions for tele raphing news
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DAMAGE BY FIRE.

LYNN, Mass. Sept 20, 1871
nre at midnight last night destroyed tho carpen-
tor shop OF Mr. Staples, whose loss rs ST., 600 Tho
fire also burned n plsning MILL box factory. barn, a
large pile of lumber and the wharf OF James ~ But
FUN & Co.. VINO lose $4,000 There was no insurance
on the property.
KEryE, ~ H.. Sept 90, 1877.
Benjamin f. Nichols house was burned this alter
noon. Loss, S., 600; insured for s., 900.
GARDEN ISLAND. Ont, sept 20, 1877.
Covip Breck's warehouse, containing vessel equip
mcnts, burned this afternoon. Loss Slo 600; no
insurance.
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

MONTREAL. Sept 20 1877
sdcy. shipping agent. has received n despatch from
Salm onier. Newfoundland stating that Rowland
sr which sailed from this port for England few days
ago with vaualle cargo OF grain, stranded ut Holy
rood Beach, The Captain ,Swanin). thinks the vessel
hut part ot will She had
bushels wheat board OF which 10000 bags Tho
insured in American occs vessel insured Eng
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FALL OF AN OIL FACTORY.

CINCINNATI Ohio Sept 20, 1871
At n late hour last night the third floor OF Whct-
stones lnsced oil factory, Eggleston avonue. upon
which rested about fifteen thousand bushels OF flax
seed gave way under the weight and carried all tho
floors below the cellar and at the samo tmo forcing
out the south wall The loss $20, O00 IL is doubt
full II tho insurance Will cover the loss.
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
SAILED.

Steamers State OF virginia Br). for GLASGOW: August
Andre (Bcg) Antwerp; Erin tr), London; Lessing e
Hamburg: Ashlan Cape lIaytcn: Ma nolia Savannah:
Royal STANDARD Br,, do; Isaac Bell Richmond, kc Ellie
Knight. PhladelphIa; ships Ladoga, Yokohama, Anna
Camp London Theodore Koncr Uicr). Nordcdhan Ger.
many barks Ataants tGcr), Bremen Augustc Ocr) do
Frehandel Uerl. Bremen.
Anchored in the lower bav. bound out-Barks InColf
(Nor), for Antvcrp; Vegar (Nor), Dundalk.
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASEIRo. Sept 49, 1877.
Coffee quoted ut 66O0 750 re per 10 klos for good
first Exchange on London 2fA Average daily receipts
ee during the past week IL COO bags wcrks ship
ments to the Channel and North Of Europe 26ooO do
the United States, - 900 do weeks sales for
the Channel aud North OF Europe 10000 do for tho
United States 5000 do and for the Mediterranean 5000
do Stock in port, $4,000 do.
SANTOS Sept. 49, 1877
Coffee market very quiet prices near, nominal Average
daily receipts during the week. $500 bags; weeks
shipments. 5000 do, ali TO urope: wccks Sales OUO
do, all for Europe. Stock ON hand 1900 do
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
NEW JERSEY WORKINGMEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20. 1871
The committee OF ono from each ward and town.
ship in Camden county, n. j., appointed by the
meeting Of workingmen on Tuesday night for tho
purpose OF arranging for convention to
nominate candidates tor the Assembly, are now
busiy engaged in the work assigned TO bem ana the
Convention will be held 10 few weeks. Tho nom.
bcrship Is composed OF wcrkingmen from both par.
ties equal ratio, and will therefore, affect
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
BROOKLYN REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

The republican primaries were held last night In the
various wards in Brooklyn Tor the election of dele
gates to the Assembly Convention When delegates to
tho State Convention at Rochester will be chosen.
Tho election not an important one yet served 10
show the interest which the politicians take In the
selection OF the delegates Notwithstanding the civil
service order OF President Hayes OF the federal
Oiilcc-holIcrs were nand and took active part
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
RICHMOND COUNTY POLITICS.

Tho republican delegates Of the various townships
OF Richmond county will meot in convention Satur-
day next, at Schwartskopi's Hall, Clifton, 10 choose
delegates to Tho Senatorial and judiciary conventions
and probably make nominations Tor county officers
The democratic primaries arr called for Saturday
evening next, ana tue Cousty Convention Will bc held
st Iomkipsviile on the following Wednesday,
The New York herald., 1877-09-21

Intyro and Mr. r. smyth has been, It sccms, decided
unanimously in favor Of Mr. Charles Mcintyre, and
not rs enormously reported. in favor OF Mr. smytb,
he having clearly shown to the committee appointed
by the Committee on organization that he mad the
majority OF his committee.
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
BAPTIST CONFERENCE.

BUFFALO, Sept. 20. 1871
The Triennia Conference OF the German Baptist
Church. Of North America, is in session in this city.
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Panama Sept 7, bark Oak, Clifford, Of New
York. with 400 bbls hpbk oil
board bark Com Morris. Wtnslow OF NIB,
dated July reports having had rough weather.
and oil as last reported.
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BELOW.

Bark Arabela (ort) Pecheco from Pernambuco Aug -.
Bark Bolivar fFrl. from Porto Cabello.
Brig Clrta (Br). Peterson. from kuatan.
Brig Excelsior (Br), Mayor bermuda
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SPOKEN.

Ship Ardmore (Br> Mcconnell from, Montreal for Gas.
gov, sept 9. lat II OS, Ion A 81.
brig Adele McLoon Arey New York for Sagua, Sept
Z, lat 81 90 Ion rs 4.
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A FUGITIVE CAUGHT.

Detectives Crowley and Moran last night arrested
John Collins, fugitive from Westerly R. /. He had
broken Jail there, being ncarcerated for burglary.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
MATOMKIy SHOALS

MATOMKIN SuOALS
Tho running ashore of steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt
Matomkin Shoals. Wednesday last is attributed by
river pilots fact that tho light formerly Upper Ce
Point removed and placed Matthias Point,
where cannot he vessels coming around Mary
land between which and Cedar Point those Danger
shoals lie The in position, and
hopes entertained of getting her OIL.
The New York herald., 1877-09-21
MAGHLLAN,s STRAITS.

The commandant of the corvette Magsllanes rspors:
From July fixed lights will be in Operationone red
whe-to indicate the anchorage OF Punta Arenas
roadsead Tho white light placed the tower Of tho
fblockhouse the admiralty charts). at 11f
above the level Of tho ground and 22 metres OF
attitude Tho light is within wooden cnpola resting
vertical tmbcrs All painted white and situated g.
the of the flagstaff at height OF metres
above level of the ground and 81 of altitude Tho
white light which is properly the port light visible in
clear weather vessels coming from the south Pacific
miles distance and to thOse coming from the north
Atlantic also at 10 miles Vessels coming from the Pacific.
sighting white light. should keep IL we'll
till sighting the red lis ht when the two shond bc kept In
line reached Vessels coming from tho
Atlantic should approach the shore until the white light
OF the blockhouse lies little to tho OF N. when
till the rod light Is sighted, tho
then being kept in line till the anchorage reached
which large vessels in 10 athoms and for small
n q II
The New York herald., 1877-09-21

ley Snowman. Cold Spring for Boston Maggie Todd, Nor
wood, Northport tor Portland; Gam binson Perth
Amboy for do Hammond. Golthw aitc Ezabethport for
Saco Idaho Baker, Riverhesd fr Bangor Decatur Oakes
Baker New YORK Tor do; Kentucky. BALDWIN. do to dis
enarse Hastings Chass do via New Beatord charge;
Julia siEabeth, Stover. Blurhill for New York Ella
Torrey atockland for do chsn Eaton Portl Tor do
sailed schrs susan. A Pain). J Robinson. Samuel
Express. '' -
WILMINGTON, NC. Sept 16-Arrived, steamers ID
Foley Price Baltimore; Regulator, Doane. New York
Elizabeth Taylor tsr). sutherl and. PernsInLuco.
Cleared Schr Helen. Dicx xson fetit Goave lIiayt)
WAREHAM, Sent 10 Arrived. schrs Fair Wind Bow
man, New York; Palladium, Ryaer do; Artist. Clement.
do Henry Gibbs (iodfr,v do.
saiIed-schr Tho, Borden, Churbuck. Philadelphia.
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SHIPPING NEWS

OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
Sun ss AND . s1 Cow l..oa.. a ".nas MORN as
Sun sets......-.... SO Sandy Hook. :. morn l3
Moon SETS. morn 43 He'll 1ale.... morn 13
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS
SEPTENBER 90, 1877
At Hour rssS sss' Deer. Deer: Wind wsssAsr S's,s CT
Horseshoe. Noon l3O. .lDI 66 SElPartiy cloudy
Hospital ship. 4rM 3O.0oI 0sl SfIPartly cloudy
Highlands ....l SPIN $50. .Ool IS SElPartly cloudy
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. sc.
C,OR sALE-A SLOOP or FIVE TONS; SHARP
stern coppe- fastened years old Inquire board
foot of West 10th ST.. New York.
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APPROXIM ALTON PRIZES.
252al. $1,000 a52sl $1,000 a52ss $1,000 1880. $500
25-3l. 1910 25236 1000 25239. 1000 122s2. 900
2j233. .10)0 25237. 1000 252+0. 1000
NEXT DRAWING OCTOBER L. 1877.
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought and sold.
b. Martinez h Co, Bankers,
10 Wall IT,, basemenk
, 1877-02-17
4 WOMAN IN DISTRESS.

Knw4sEe IT, it, f.S. FeS * T; w3tss aSrnt n great a,
yca1 ,;. e ..s ssaa san sF ": r. % 5
ihst have before mi..sd aumbes sontaInlpE tiSs
t.pnR IT, ~
shr.n sgain ana again. until / ulmost knnw. them
~ h:a1. and .i,S ssent y havs persopal ae
puialny.,, ETC., and with excellent. snceess,-
e ny diSssa aesa e. to
turn up their nosea 1t some Ut tho rcsIisa Ut my
sxMpssimsnts; M and. indeed. stIonxly sa*peet thas
tla, dsise,ea eet;sIn ss!rytsphs siraa.. and
su9ay sS na. fsa .nS s.se e w%s s1sat
isa"d Gid accuse 1 thsap hsspS.s 81 .s del sauey IL
what can We re- oxpseti Il such ma,erlins i: nsdacr:.
are 70 ~ sd,n!tled fear !hs harmony - well u
sM xad 10 hoWevs! that clat ~" 'pplea oaei.
miss the weII.deservsd drcs.inx which am sure
t!ottlsb Won something II hava really forgotten
tho rest q h. so.urd ron d pismt. aid unly 70,
iImSnsser. md soserat ahor ennpSuMas. ] ~1nss III
niaa has hsldentiy no moro appreciation Ut humor
t4an women are supposs4 to iaye. and hes ,akrn tho
:na oys. md ~ ts plea.an. ba!ns:s I'D PAy:
lAt tthilibM Wtta hNIEN k1WG " bHlEfA hHp0
stisen 70 enllssn thess columns, amt correct rach
others lille ioLes 10 downright earnest. calls il
womansh and sp'tsfu!. aud col'hsnss e with e.u.h.
bearsucs" sh.t viii characterize tAs Conduct u
women toward each other II they ars permitted 10
''Cntcr political life and hold o:ter." II
not impossible that this dreadful fear
81 t:ottlttb's may some t!no be realized.
We all know ths tnt0cncs that hunlrel years
Of otee seeking. and o6lcu holding, have CT.
efclsed upon the character Of the nlals American
CIT! zens and II woman, ~ politician, shalt even
IN les4 than that tMe bs ab1a to display tho AaMa
''haf,nony. dignity. ahd f0roc&sancU which wefn
10 ntsiGiagfy exhibited by hu during tho t4At rtcc.
t4n. anu csrec,ally In Tho ato Senatorial contest
At Springfield, vi which wran:lln4 caucus rooms,
thu notsy corridors of tho Lslsud, and even thr
black syo given and received BY our excellent but
choerlc cx.GovsEnof, arc sufficient evidence, !
shall still believe It duo u,ufs " that tnlacnce
aud force Of his example, than to her own lunatv
wun,aniadHa.s sna sP!tetuneas.
At tue risk ot etfcsfHy another snecf from Oott.
lcb at tho sxttavag1ncs Of our gratitude, .uuAt
llomr for your llberulity, blr Editor In 1lloktfnF
aud i an ptrsuascA that. When GottlIe6 looks nj
the matter In IT, true light. !. hs will wnen 10
onsS la{ txlds bis he also will
b0 ready 10 usefwhrM you with hts gratitude,
for he Will see In ths teachings and influence Of
this department this gufrss MeAAs of S0unlefnct-
lug thuse dreadful evils which hs IL Certain will
follow the passage VI The Sixteenth Amendment.
Dcfotu concluding, lot NC thank tIyaciuthc for
her admirable dsfenA0 Of Charles Runds's works,
every word of which Was to the Point.
TuEuEsz.
, 1877-02-17

IN Ht Edttpf Q{ 1h$ IttbNnk.
EE6ETK, Ia, Fen 14.-fOH think my voice
qnite aepulchral, aud my sentiments doloftl, and
Think YOU nfe right. 1lave no Icatfe TO again
shnke the n&clgton In Thu llomo closet. but writs
this lime merely to extend 70 you thanks fur tho
scrlbbiess like mytcff. Among the multItudnons
sclawIs that weekly try your patience and fortt-
tide. hope you may SONG dsJ md one tn which
the, ',.epatk OF gentns"fs fs nnmistakable: Then
Into . i,ame, steady and brilliant. This may secm
luA!er0usly doubtful possibility, aud very thin
consolation for Tho ycxnt'on Of reading q thou.
sand pnor nrtsclcs but offer 1t only for what II Is
worth.
There are undoubtedly many, among tho yonng
contributors to your llosp.tuble department. that
nrG. or have hecn, infected With "nohlc dis
content" Through mnny fresh young years they
vointons until they haSe seaq,Insly become pscg.
nant with ideas. Hut tholt surroundings arc
crampcd, tholr position isolated, and they ''kmow
not whcrn ~ seek their own l.oWcr." They chato
sra set 1e e own fDe ;hot fo sxs
cru1e Thoughts, but tho Immature ,nntcaned con.
captions halt upon tho very threshold. struggle for
on Instant to assume sonc ahapc, nnd then tho
Drilled iulni. The faw ilcas that escapu and that
arc consigned to your charitable pcrnaal arc but
half.tifcsscd. haf.cxptesscu forms, whose puhtca.
ion Ia but tho mirror Of tho wrtcrs tHpcrfcc!ona.
v"tas TIN, ns9, .c t9 ;S "1'c
grnnlbleF hal qualified "ilcas" with ''hi4agrcca-
6ie," Of sub.fltHted ''growls.." ha could have
pointed TO himself an an lllnAtslous exception to
1T to angry femInins kind am thus tn be clasaod
with them. all because Of procranttnatlng mas-
md mako myseif Al agreeable a. possible TO The
.Ss SSs s,n So do ~ s. ds a s: n
''gool night-fatewell." Hairy.