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, 1877-11-23
4 LAST GLASS OF WINE.
LII Ia thafss Rxls

Hold It in, higher yct, and nearer to the
light, tic liquid ruby of tho Gascon Rrapp.
and Is tho rudtly xtow g1eltns through the
Drumming crystal, ero 1t lovingly, yet With
soft regret, tor We shaal look upon tts like ITO
more. Madcira IL gone, and ctarct must follow,
TO tho limbo Of tho lost. Alrtaiy, from thu
ttnnser Ut Italy 10 the borders Of Spain, they
are tcaslnG up the useless vines, and preaching
tho walls Ut lon:-respected yinevarls. Hot
Laaguc,ioc, sunny Provence, arc now ~ bare OF
their n,ost cherished crop a. arr tho btarkest
pia,ns uf Sologne or tho widest heath tp Brit.
uueheckcd, unstcan,ned, by u! that industry
anil sctcnce cun effect. How serious IL tho
owl ran he measured only by the
recollection that 7,ouo.0N Freneh depend for
cause of ali this ,nischlefis =, lille insect OF
American Origin, which Is rrpnte,l to llaye been
accidentally brought over to Paris by the Ac-
cltmaiizallon soeiety. 10 this Us It may, that
terrible importation, the phyitoxesa, has a1etl
ado,hlul. II dev"urs tender branch and slender
stclll, green leat and tulcy trntlrii; aud having
lived for bilious af generations gu tho wild
yne: .. sas !, !raatatlause foses., u a.s come at
viutaga vi plants the mellow tlfe-blusl Ut
which has Llansled Ia the Euldeu goblrts OF old
Kings and the s!tFcr hanaps of mighty MGR
chanls of lon. ago. Sa!urt's own otWn-afr
laboratory, wtttnce came the c,.ol efarct Of
our erandfathers, the contents OF thecotwrbbetl
maIs1ull, the 'yglluw tsal " and thr "EEccn
scat." ot Acx nods, ant similar oll-fsshloned
l2ndtadEcs, cannot bar out the American invader,
aud must yield, body and soul 10 thu lnrtads Of
t4e iual@!tous INSECT The ytne 4,rowers made
brarc Gght Warned ty they experience OF thc
oiliun,, that fell blight whlch La0 been IL tbe.n
What tho potatotliscase WIS to tbs lslan4 Ut
8atuLs. they presented no inert pllalanx to tls
enemy. they called chc.nst and engineer to
the gesc4e. The pllylloxera could bc poisoned.
Quick! let suiphuryt Ut carbon by the bosshead,
su1pho-carbonatc of potash by tLs ton, te sps.u.
kled oycr tainted leaf aud bough. 1he phfliox-
era could bs drow1cd. Euateh the spade, theu,
aud cut chauncls through which water ftuul ! he
siyrs, the luunnt4intokrsnt INT thlnx may run, to
hool the vlneysrd. s1Ake irrigation vxnals;
build dam and v cir: submerye the district, ~
that the last oi tho hAlc&Ui brood MAy perish
, 1877-11-23
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
Nrirf Correspondence with ar. GlAdstone--
Tho Engiish Ex-PralnIar Eon.commlt-


1srirf Correspondence with atr. Oladstone--
THO t:nglisii Ex'Pfa'nIar Non.commlt.
tai.
Bnsln1 Trdrst.<r.
The following correspondence on m important
phase Of ttlr question 1T Canadian reciprocity
will DC Ut Interest at tho present time:
u.iia% s' osr s' Gaia"., Mrata' ."1 a.9"'E EaT.I 1n
hn: The gucstton of reciprocal freq trade between
here. In connection, with tic diacn..sun The ques:
tl0n has been Tnikcl tp whether. In The event Hf
q reeiofucIty. tfcasr. England would iasIst that
tho sa.ne terms ~ .hc might agtrs to extend to
American Eou1A Ut tho raAla class. In Utter
wos,ls. would thu Canadians he permitted, under
weru wthheId irum sheir Rrltish fellow suojectai
Thu Vurstton. though apnarrntly side tA.1e
Of nul much Importance frOm an American Etnnd.
poin, has really great deal to 40 with deciding
Pardon. therefore the ls"efty lake l a+kinE what
II tbs traditional policy Ut Enxand In Fcatton 10
tho n,atter, and whether the present Government
In .uch sycnti tpr. il ml.take not. tho qucs.ion
did tume Nh for consideration \ few yenrs ago,
When treaty was un!irr discussion. Tie fact that
tan .ome t'eanlto Information on poInt ittie m,
derssDsA In lhit country icf0Es tho matter conlrs
up during tic Mupr0uchinx session Of Congress
must BE- my apology for trembling You. Vesy &c.
speetluilY, Fl1llItra TnoArsox.
EnaIsxgnnv, Oct M-PhtiHps TAnmpson,
Es9.. Hasfoa-8IR; Tho question yuu pat ID one
others. NJ othur country except tn,s. wpulL,
hweser. think. re.ari 1t AZ nm opcn one. and IN
Ut. Soaatsy think shs , ase!.on would aspsn4
Mia!.tcr aud Government Of ths day; Your very
faithful, etc., ". Z. 0LApsTokr.
, 1877-11-23
BOARD or EDUCATION.

a 1teEutar Meeting Of rho Hoard
was held last evening, President Sullivan In The
rl,alr, and Inspectors Arnold, Dennis, English,
Hotx, IIo5nc, Jacobs, Kohn. Prnss.EE, Keith
tthe new appointed vtcn Inspector Heed, re-
sirnelA Smith, 8lone, Toeko, and Wells pres
cnt.
The President formally announced the ap-
pointment OF Inspector E. q. Keith, who,
having duly qualified. took bis seat
Tho President also stated that In
spcetor Kcith would bc placed on
the Committee Tn which Inspector
Reed had acted. aud also on the Committee on
Evening Schools. Inspector Vocke WAS ap.
pointed member OF tho judiciary Committee,
ytee iospcctnr HeGd, with Inspector Fockc's
conscnt, aud Inspector Arnold WAS made Chair
man III that Eunnlittec.
The appointments wcre approved.
INSPECTOR knhn, OF the Finance Committee,
securities fur the school funds In the possession
u the SclIuol Agent. They had, In connection
ttcrewjth, also e'nstdcrcd tho qucstIon OF In
GFcastox the pcnafty q tho eel,nol Agents
sn'nd, which W. nov sido.oN. A'salt ssoo.oDot
the school funds passed through Ifs hAt'ts year
u. atHl, III the oninfoh Of tic Committee. an In.
crease tn thu baud was tH,pcratfyclY necessary to
cuycr any possible contingency.
Inspection stone tlDved TO transfer the matter
10 tho judiciary Committee. to act Iu,mctnt e'y,
anil report 1t the next meeting. lie DID tlIis
WITH view to making subsequent motion to
meet next "Wednesday evening. The motion 10
refer WIS carried.
Inspector Stone then morcd that when the
Boartl adjourn It DO 50 10 meet next Wednesday
evening. Carried.
Inspector stnnr. If the Committee on Pub.
licailuI, moved that bis Committee be instruct
cd to Incorporate In the twcnsr.shstl annual
re..ost the reln,rta nF the President. Supcrit,-
tctlent. and tile Cou.altttccs IN Buildings and
tironntas, Finance nnl autttng, High Sehuuls,
German, and Btcca Funds and PEixca nna9 that
m appendix be prtBtc1 containing the usual
tables vi statistics furnished bY the other cum
mttitts, as well "A the iist of textbooks. The
m..tf0n Was carried.
inspector English moved that tho Superiu-
tcndeht ttc instructed to report at the next
meeting the anoAnt of time given to actual In.
ttructim bs the respective Frnc[pnts. Carried,
0u motion 0f the katne gentleman, the Clerk
vas Instructed to hereafter cali the rutI in the
or1lcr of seniority of continuous service in the
Hnnrd. with the exception ut tho President,
whose nhrnc Is 10 be called last, n heretofore.
1t til. p,lnt the Doant, on mutton III In.
kpectot Etlglisti resolved itself Into tho CGtl-
tn!ftre OF the Whole for the purpose o. taeklsn:
that favorsc subject, the rules. Inspector En-
glisll was caiteL tu tile cltair. Sercral Of the
members ha'f In tue meantime withdrawn. 20
that there we're onjy utNc lett, not enough to
pass ANYTHING the CoMm!ttcc might decide
u..,n. After considering few OF the pFopos cd
chu1igcs, the Cunmlttcc an,se, reported prog
rGs1, and The buard adjourned.
, 1877-11-23

Inlnon free. and seemingly lesles the power OF
tensf, or cvcn man with nil hi+ artificial all.
N" t'r'nn* animal was again seen iuesdaE
AFTERNOON, stUut I o'ciUk. crossing tho nike
near Esarx, In this county. Hundreds Of persons,
we'll artne'l, hare leett searching III the wnssls
NJ York and C}afbourne Townships yesterday
and esslay, il, guest Vi his hea.tsiip, but thus
tar their elT,rtA hayc been futile. The animal
having hcen Acct nnly after night, nn,oy
seems to hare Il definite tdea "A 10 what genus
TT *i,cci: II wild ta.ast II Belongs. 1t has va
r1ut'@ly hren dcnurntnntcd A. tiger, a leopard!
tell like leopard, and roafcti wt,et, about to
make an attark like lion. Al ait events, It's
existence and wonderful feata have created the
greatest animal scnsation rvcr known AMONG
the eitlzcns Of Union County, aud are worthy of
extensive publicity.
, 1877-11-23

CHICAGO. .-'fto t;nrdnee Ia \ good marine aldt-
lion tn Lincoln fhrk.. .sailots nre atklnc 81. 30
1cr say at this port .,.sehr ScEanncc has laid up
So l,as the ]. y. Foster and tho 3. II. Fs-trr...
Tugmch say tho bridge tcnlcts cl,lsc all tic Jams
W allowing 0I!G vessel at time tn 70 through
while utlcfs accumulate. ....Thc steamship Forest
t.y anu cn.nrt. H. H. t!rown. arc 4, n,'tt for .c
,", M ea %essn s nj" "
Arrbal whel, viii folE"w are 10 be the Inst Of tns
Tue tcAr f)anhft.nn* tnun! for Milwaukee,. light.
i0 ret a,rarg" nt whcnt fer 1}nnnln, ran buck
wini. art. ,,rnsrsed asnin yrsscs,la1 in en,npany
with The Ml,e l'Htcr, A't. scsfcl1 'etnr In tow af
t:e .s Irrates!sn fhs lnfter a!so q txs. wheat
Ftnncs's .rsteIr, tho sclrs Andrewa md Grarc
Murray have In ,%H nn nt .hs port. the n;sles u at
Dswero an'i VII return h:'e VIII. eaal. aN'l tho
Rnslnlo. aud w,!i return with eoai T. thcy can d.
~ GeinFe lee. l: otlcrw.c they viii winter Mt any
Uriis,. III Foar;. @ The IN tms Mo1sc ha. been hunting
for those 4oo bsls Of Hour lhe prop City Of FrG
nont Ictt."oned on Lake suncrsor recently -,
srie intended to be runx At gtaannfi ,Ieht: :house
,sr M nj o.n f ~ eeet = sss %s. " tnpss asf
The la.t sctacl that .oatlr, coal ut 81 ra Cie7e.
1na to sa. Of Gs # Of ths ons don;
iss:p'esr % AZ '''ssa s"ssn A ,he. Hs% o.toea ses,
f. f. !tus S q Il sna ro ~ ia. ess' s:a M
ishc.', md there ia now continuous chnnucl In
The Lay, to d:stancc Ut faur miles up the river,
lion. cuHtnms oil!co will ho Established ii fort
W.!3sam In the triinE ...A'thon2A the water IL
callel vcty Tow " ptersnt n has:s uMtgr!!', i y
water va: ro.t!stoFcl attccn incls. below what il
sess 81 III aush f s: ess'{ ,sa Losn
w1tkfng down to the aoc.s.
, 1877-11-23

- - ..at, H., ~ .r,,r .rsS. 49,, ,'.s., a.,a
aHhc's VI sta't IN .no sih,n .saaE ate uasty,ns
them forward With *low to aSol1ny the extra
rate charged aftor tho ahose date. Many OF thosa
Vessels now on their last down.trp OF tho sca.on
v,Il nvo,.hlv ,.y nm Al lowe,,Iai,c rn,,s. w,,itn
others viii cn';easo, 10 return mud lay up here. so
a. IT, get ~ early aud aoad freight on no 11n'n!
q Raylcaton fext Yeas.,n; Tiio y, Weilanl Canal
BY luz watef ronte With Lake ontaFto and tt. Law.
The stas0n Of 1H17 has been a better one thafl
, 1877-11-23
COLLECTOR LAWRENCE.

NttfotU E6kfdHt.
50 The President has nominated to thu Col
1ettorsidp Of New Orleans EfIinghnm Lawrence.
II the question Is simply what sort Of Col-
icctos he would make. the answer uueht to be
fayprable. II he eau transfer the care Of his
great sugar plantation 10 Aoncboly ctsc anu
Ftve his personal and constant attention to the
Custom-I1ousc be Il abaniautiy capable OF do
Ing tho business admirably. But II one asks
what are his politics and waat Influence lie will
Layc upon tlle future politics Of Louisiana, tho
answer is not 80 ready. Mr. Lawrence Is u
carpet t-hagCer; that Is to eay, he vas born in
the Nert.-Scw Jersey or Luug 1slanh-a1Ms
went snutt perIars thirty years ago e .naisc
his fortune. lie put brains. tact, and llsrnt'a~
tic energy into strengthening anil wun sue
cess n spite Of MI Imaginable obstacles. do1rs-
tic nf!licstons being not the least. lie was =
Cnlon nlan during the War. but attcrwarh Eft
in,s the way af voting tho Democratic ticket.
lie wns rtc1tcd By the Democrats to the Furty'
fourth Congress, obtaining the seat on the last
night oI the two years after IL wcarsihg contest.
IIc Is half Republican nil the while. ail is On
the best en.ta terms With the Republicans Us he
At the close of the War be called hls several
hundred s1arcs together, explained tic casr.
Offered them good terms, prnslt'el tct'ools atld
preachers. bought gnod land ncnr by which hc
offered them in gotAl lat<,--fn short. t evuTy-
thing that good sense would dictate, aud lh! II
successfully: Most n! tbs siascs listened and
behaved. lie insisted on good work. A year
a.o he said Ills former slaves WIN stat1 IN the
parish were wurth SlDO,UM. lie laid aside
prilc and accepted a position IN the parish jury
{aeect men over the c0unty gives tic idea,
nearly, tu Connecticut Hlan}. anil sat with nc.
Rro"s and kept them frutn much folly.
Mt. Lawrence IA somewhere bctWecn Is and
90 years old. but ctrrnally young and roay.
ponuerous and bap plson,c bon yiyant, full Of
good will to all the world, and. next to. friends
md honor, loving q goutl story. Perhaps lie
fsA.f 1c N3Ipnf1
certainly he Is not sound Democrat. Wl,ir!
reminds ua Of little story. Tlle good Father
Tnvlor Of Boston. the sailors irIcni anl
preacher wRs asked Il his sor,-tu-law, Collector
Tom Russell, was = Christian. "Wcf1.h said
Father Tay)nr. II don't know that he Is; but
be u very lovely sIungr.'
, 1877-11-23

the purchasers were not aware Of the e1nLt date
that Interest nsaturr1. In every Ease the Sc
curitr is ample. Can any nrm lo1nne moncr
OIL scal-G.late sceurity at the Eaat aRhw as good
a rctDrH1
These papers have tpoken either In vcrT
natrun1inl: way, ur have made outright n,:s
REPRESENTATIONS. I ran refer you to number
H1 Ifrms !ulning Eastern money TN farm ke-
turitv with a rc,nrtl nearly IA good, II not
equally Al aruti, as ours.
Farms are .elling cscsy daY In Western Iowa
Mt ff,m 4t5 to fE tcr atrc. Dnr tuans average
perhaps &7.U per acrr. Yours trn1y.
.yANFA H. Iowukun
, 1877-11-23

CHICAGO, Nuv. s.-Slcamer. room was wsnsea
Tho current rates. OF about ~ for corn. Capacity
was srpotted ~ taken for Is, 900 bn wheat md
lsO. 6ou tu corn. To Dndato-rrop Epp,ro
stste, wheat; prom China. corn, through barnes
fciIcaa and Egyptian. corn. TO 8arn,a -Schr n.
Gardner, corn. To Oswegc-Schr BIaxlng Star,
wheat On ownct's account.
:. Mott nf t4e lun!oes hookers arc laying mp, and
~ ao1btf1! II thoss BOW out will mako smother
i!ap-ecrsalnty not p1sea4 lafSv lGusas ara offered
lhs Softh capo obtained 81. Is for dry LUMBER
IT, thc Abe1e Naa 9l.s7!s fur grscu lumber from
Naske3on to Chicago,
, 1877-11-23

utterly. The contnxion may be checked. Yrs.
let vines be Rrnhscd up anil burned, anil gir.1le
the place with iisr, anil sOw the soil with salt.
and sprinkle It with qnieklin,c AMI t,,lorat's,
and establish eai,ttarv Gordon through viii b
IT. ya'n. The phylInx"ra WA tu' mighty for
chemist, AMI engineer. and lrl>balu.H.an 10
prap>e with. fits 'cgipns laughed at their
strategy. lic hurrbWc'i through the st't. ani.
tiny sappts and miner that he WAS. male his un-
Aecn approaches tn The tulgn rr,ts VI tiG grlat
vines. lie t.,nnclctl tcueat the bark. worked
Ills ht']den way ~ where Ills rrcy nwaItc'f l!ttn.
and Fnttenc.l Oh tho young shouts and budding
leavts.
, 1877-11-23
MARINE NEWS.
Further Intelligence Concerning
the Lost Schooners Bruce
and Magellan.
THO Bodies Of Capt. De1yea and His
Brother Drift Ashore and Are
Found.
TIM Season Of Nnrisatiou Drawing 10 q
Closc...I.akc Frcights, Nautical
Accidents, Etc.

THE pn11CE AND TIE MAGELLAN.
Word received from tho Captain Of The
n, Johnson shows that he let 60 nf
IN rehrs kato Il. Drncc. 6. j. Wells.
wi Granger on The night Of the Sih Inst, OF Fort
Wtc rnnt, Lake Huron. while a storm Of wlnl
anil snow was prevailing and he was unab1n to tow
shrn, further. TIE Wells reached Tnwns in
.af.tr. ard The Granger made harcn of refuge
r,thout serious loss, Int The I}ruce has mt tctn
h.art from inr,hertaan that her vawi-boat beating
hrr maine in fnll, hns been found nj Thunder tiny
es1'd eorsred ii tho same time. anil III. Ecpor,a
n.;"'sa ns!sarss saek Lader", tic owner ot he
yr.sri. ray. Tho ltsnce's tpar*. or iopnn.t* were
s.e,se s eolls.o M had ocenstc an tbe aeS .rars
belonged 70 anothcr craft tllat struck tle Bruce
~ , rs,S stsrrrp rq;d Il H., Y,sn,t %
Inc .neo y !ne face ett III, ,:ft. an Sftesn iny.
or o''t Crew ,eafhe ctrr shore PLENTY of timn hns
rassrd fos then. to have rrachct! *ane p]acu where
tbry could has: communicated thc news ot !hc
ihc aupnrcnt fact M TnK TNtnCxE has tiatc icfnrr
thst t,c Rata H. l'rce 1as occn lost with al 1,ansis
iht nan,ea Of the unfortunate tnen nrc a. follows:
el'ircn. 'HtI,% Ttrt.Maic. T. I Chtt.slanrsn. wife
sr and twn ehiIdr:n. seeo9t.ata.s, T.. Wet, vita
carj Aibast. and l.. johnson. y nnn na.ncd Peter
Smith. Of this RITZ: to1k the rcc Of On: of the
bat whlch ia nht known.
80 hode. hasc bee. found on tho beach In The
teny It., e r.. nsf IL ns .ks 1f 1: ,sconsl M may be HAT
Tlcre nrc thnsc sslo INDULGE The hops that the
officers and rrcw. Or Fo71c 81 thcn,: hare raehr,t
in wandering nbont TOR some ahltalt"n and ASSIST
ance. but cxpet4sneea m! vel roset mch lc!tese
Tie tatc Of tho tlrucc II similar tn TINT ef the
, 1877-11-23
INSANE.

So<tidf sdssafeA 10 5se Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Nav. ....-Cornellus Cole,
young uaa1s, in Ut Of tusanltY rushed home
suddcnly this aftcrnoon. aud, Gouslahluc large
knife, Threatened the llycs Of the family, who
aSl frYna tho house. He then cut cash Ia hts
loot. aaA l]ltIn. glass With ths blood from thc
wound. sat tl tha paFluf aud drank it. liz was
discovered IN this condition. aud, tiually. heiu9
oyerpowcEct, wa4 takeu to iAll to aw iii prpDeF
aetion. lie Will psobabIy bs lodged ID tbc
asylum totnorsuw. No cause Il asslRued for
tAa attaGk.
, 1877-11-23

Eurftaaf1a TIL FIRE Prtss.
4 Vermont cunptc were n,arrtr,l In boat on
Lake Chatnnlain tho other dag br the Key. Mr.
Erooks, of l'nnton. 'Ihe1 Intended to gu to
WcstpoTt and be married ut fscnd's house,
but wcre tnnblc to Cross the lake, anu were un-
willing to 20 back fonc unmarried. Tie llergy-
man could not marry them wlshnut liycutc
from tho proper t,,wn officials, nui tl,ry took
the nboyc method fo circumycn& the law By
rcttlpg Out uf the State lilnttk.
, 1877-11-23

THE VF*AKlH1E bk AsttLllkSs
karsafts t0l Chr tsJsoHdeRes C1asihHah 6lsstts.
The greatest excitement has prevailed auaong
the eitIzcns ot Union County, anl especially
shoss living near Sumnersstlls, York Town
ship, Ainee Mouday night about O'clock, con-
crEulns tho dispvesy aud pursuit OF vicious
and unkuown Wild beast running at largo In
that ylrlntty. Two .ncn, ". II. Cu.sc aud Dir.
ciaaiu, OF fbar.outg, tlEst caino in contact with
tue strange anI,ual on Munday evening while
returning home fron tAcr chopplng, aud both
wcru attacked immediately upou approaching t.,
Eusic receiving several ugly wounds tu tho heaa
aud shoulter before biz assa!lan& was forced to
retreat froul the blows of clatiin's ". Kein-
tosccn1euts vi men bearing torchlights wers
soon summoned to tue tlvld uf eontet. mud tho
second ulIl third engagements soon followed,
In which y alr. WallAie received ftightiul
ncsh-wouud In tho thigh. and John Sterling,
brothxs u Col; s, Of Marysytl!c, IN hau.l;:o'
hand tusSle With the lufursated beast, was Bit
ten through the arm aud shoulder, luaietiug
dangerous wounds that Will probably prove
fatal. Ono Joseph Cahlil sustained number
of seyese &calpw out,Is, aud II. Staments got
hA fac badly scratc''cA. Seyesal dog4 have
been toEu IN tatsera in thc different encounters.
StW tha monarch VI the fosest holds his do
, 1877-11-23

New Yosx, Nov. aat-Col. AcDaaiela' saee-
horses we're sold to-day. THO following il List
Of the best hoEaes sold, and the prices: Vt.
James ti.d65; Lady sol5erss 4l,5so; Dudley,
k6ia; PRINCETON, $500; Mary boeetey, $500 !;
Icy, S1l
, 1877-11-23
DOTS,

gV1ISs
We are r}al burlington didn't ret C1ropatra's
needle alter Ill. We believe It's N eyed nf1air
anYhnw.
Down In tha. heal.hfnl and hapny country of
| Atkansns. where tho great and good XII
Owtlcy grows ri;h by editing tho Hot Springs
| !sentind, they render tho immortal lines thub:
"liot sprlnEs eternal IN The human trcast.'
What is the difference between i ynunr man
and gt'osc9 Why, one IL served with tailor
| hill, and the other is served without a tail br
| hfll.-0'ut<- -j1emoerd'.-fes, aud une Is down
In the mouth, while the othcris down all oser.
4 lady correspondent says that girls should
ccnte 10 he kissed by their gentlemen sreFHis
When they put on Inn. Ireshee. VT htrcr
kitscl anybody in our lie, bnt we'd Just like to
know what difference the 1cn9th Of the dress
makes.
The Petersburg SIN wants to know "What is
\ tho use Ut a teas her who don't .caci1r' And
now how thin an argument T. thatl Doesn't
the wssctt body of lawmakers IN The world
! chopsc for their Speaker the man who fsnt ex-
| ported TO spcakf
."Aiy dream Of litc is Ger" snurmurct1 Atr.
Man, a. he stretched himself out the sofa for
an afser-dAluer nap. Is False sonCster,. cx-
claimed hls wife about five minutes later. "yuur
dream of life Ism ore," and she fastened n
! c1otles-pfn on his nose to atop the dreadful
noise.
| An ab.ent.!ntnded carpenter out on sonth
Hit. the other Jay. raj lown on girnIes.
"What's the matter with YOUR asked 1e1low.
| crn!tsnlan., who saw hla painful wrigg1Inc.
nAw. ,tnthnE mucF,," was the rvnls. s'oHIy
| I'm wearing new kind Of bore ~ plasier.''
And HE innocent friend snI they were uncom.
| fort ahe things.
| Two Wcst-lIill teachers wcre ilsputinc Rbout
| The pronunciation uf barrel. One sail It WAS
! bare.scl. aul the utAcr said It waa Law'ret.
| They rcfcrt.d ths matter tn All old coul Ct,
! pointing IL tlIug made tn hold beer. l,y why
I pr explaining wIlat they menut. "'rain't nary
| onc," he said: "it's ka1." And nOw tt,c tH .
| prercptors ase more badly mixed than ever.
, 1877-11-23

.sFt 1fFE 31u+
~ ncrer saw such thing 10 my !ifc," said
James Donohne. tho night ~atehman Of the
tentra, Park Museum. ''Un Tuesday Zip ono
of 3lr. Darnum's monkeys. fell suddenly anl
dangerously II. lie WIS great favorfte with
hs compantons-thcir leader IN mischief.
Superintendent ConklinG examined hin, and
enid h. would die. We got ted of straw
and Gotton for him, md left warm milk oy lila
s.. ponohue medttatea briefly, as though
pletur,ug The scene In BIZ mind, and then said:
- Yes, Ia all iny experience Us night watch
man among beasts. never saw such thing In
my life, At IL o'clock weut to tho cage.
Usually tho MONKEYS at night s!t hudlled M to-
all wilo awake: s!stns silent and lnnyccss.
watching ztp'a dying aeonIes: ZIP lay ia cor.
mr.. sobhing md moaning. jack ahd Icte, tue
zip's heal rest!ns On his tosoin, wni!c rste
au,i vi ztp's jIp.. Wasn't that Stranger
Ttr reporter no.tded asscnt.
Mr.. D,nonuc continued: "al midnight zip
died. Then eanle what nv partner tscilty nstl
baslum's lhnsl say they neypE saw the like ot.
A. Zip's head teli limp IN THO arsns Ut Jack he
side. Pete looked at ZIP. lifted up one Of his
paws, tuprcI hin gently On his breast, put his
car 10 sss heart, ra.eI his head and then gava
shrill 'qusas. jack Il, a,'sw. dropped KIP lust
intimatton that the furm ha he'll was deah.
Psle wus tho first 10 setnTcr himself. Slowly he
appeoarhoa zip, examined hin etoscls. raised
hin In his arms, droppctt him hartl OIL the f'oor
of tho carv. asI, u 2tp did not moye, sprang 10
tho upEersnost pcFc!t. Wasn't that straugcf'
Th0 teportcr 4ssthtcd. . .
"TAel.. sir" continued Mr. Donoi,,,c, "cane
thu mnAt extraordinary thlag ever Witnessed il,
tho park THIS lnorkcys trt up the most
piercing screams. Thc l'abY monkcys pressed
closc to their nothes, and tho females close 10
the males. AL cl,attered mud .hattereel,. AMI
p,iused " poor. zip. Finally, Pete and Jurk.
iolluwsa by all tho others. sprung to tho but.
to.n OF ths cage:: They were nll7 silent now,
moving s!ow, md In form Vi rirlc they gra.i-
ua'y canla nears and nearer. Then. huggfng
flosc. they stapps.l. Az uIeit long they re-
anil sympathy"
Alters pause, Mr.. Donobue sail, "He1lbe
stuffed"
Who'll" the reporter asked.
Zip, Of course" waA tho replg.
, 1877-11-23

tzeecfaf htrdicA TO The C7fea9o TrthuHt.
Pour ifrnns. Micll., Nov. aa.-Down-Trops
Dean Richmond. A. &. Van Isaalse. foRen,itc, Z.
]. Ker4haw, Michigan anti bargcs.
uu-rsops idaho. rutosnac. Marine Clt7. Hosa
and barvcs. King md harrct. Plymouth md cnn-
rort Oakfnnd anu 1argct, lac and con.ort: rc,srs
7. j.. l,antorth. John II. Hutchinson, Escsuaha,
lihtte Johnston.
W,nL-NortAeasL ffcs,,. Weather clouuy,
, 1877-11-23
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r. seecaa@ aspdtcA to FAs EAtcaga 1ttaE.s
.E1s' -. SoF. 22.-Arslrals-Props Oswc-
SWa1e. Allwaukte. Cleveland; D. W. Kuat,
siNSanaoA; - schf Trenton, Toronto.
oepassnfs-prop D. W. Npst, foe Cleveland.