New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

c-. He could get around him acquaintances vDo VINO
rweIo ',oS IN eat his dinners ride his horses oIVe
hS carriages shoot his game ana so on. d uU Lm of
n,,+ b.n "A 1vous company wuO gladly IeiicFD rty
aDou a f,r making personal use Of his n-gperN'
o. crtain in dav one of them said 20 MN pN 49,,
ON q C,i,iS fTtv aud Won are "a bachelor: why don dont
you ,,rv rhere are several pretty womth Sc 5ms
fbrir ,4rs at vou." Riches poudereo aN i,Vurv
J .aD 80: really think that that rs q 9 luHu ~
l ie,v n,vseL You are awire that I'VE =, 'not
sSyD8 nj n HE, the line must be drawn s"hi'""oi'
M Nitcbelrs grave, on the mountain Which
,,. n,r,e is not marked 10y any monument OF IN
O'''' O'' rude wall Of unhewn stones has been ra'seo
m nil where bis body was buried and tha' j. an
49, ~, b.eu done 70 honor his memory Elisha M'teueu
- ,-sdiate Of Yale, and professor IN 'le INV
vs. ,-,l.ua IL was ne who first ascertalncd that
y pi.r Mountains IN North Carolina are tne h-nes'
80 - rst of the Rocky Mountains. He ascended 'he
..,f~. ir 1885, and again in 1Sif, and made sur
-. and estimates. In 1sJ5 Senator T. L. Chngm"h
ID now estimate, and claimed the honor OF penS
-. sr.f to measure the highest peak. and u the ouoN
,rr wear Professor Guyot announced that black Dome
- tfa highest crest OF the range. In loo' DI h'cH-
ali made third excursion 20 tie the disputed p9n,s,
e. f.t- h-. ,yqv in the night. fell down pfecipce
aaS' aaGS'.i.be+ Big Tom wilson the guide who dlSC9V-
S tte Professors maueed remains, is SIN NlsT l'
SCt SC .i. m tie ranee now bear the n1mes of Mi'9-
cf C1rem p and GuyOt Tie senator Wuo w. p WI WI
iearre of Clay and Webster. lives I'D the pc'uItsH.e
,.- - ~ ,slitville twenty miles from the mountains
and may b. every night Ia the OrlcS lA'oIn i'
IN Iu Der ol WHIST
,bat fine efficient energy Of Postmaster James OF this
-v i onrrecated abroad well as at home The let-
tr first clls attention the fact that recent malls from
New south Wales and Nev-Zeaaud va san FH'nclSco'
were delivered 40 London in fory-three davS rom 0u
nev and thrycgat from Auckland, being nVe DAYS less
than tie advertised time. This succcss Is to ne cIecu
in uart 20 the steamship and railway COMPANIES; "Dut
also IN tie highest degree TO the Postmaster OF New
York General Thomas L James. 10 whose courtesy ana
energy we are indebted for the perfection OF the transit
a--ngerc-t across America" It is specified thar me
regular mall train bad left san Francisco three ho"s 's
fore tho steamer arrived specia tram was "'l',
~ no inst,ce Of Postmaster James. which oveTtooh 'ne
rcc,,ar -rfu and transferred o. 10 the steamer mans @
me vgrifer r, me Times also, thaJ on -',cIM a.
vious occasions the PROMPT denver! 9i LI' .'.+or
I,--.s,s r,arasemcut T. Is gratifying 70 buo" 'lAI
Postmaster Jafnes's surce~sih alln.iS, fr % aiso
known and understood by a wide constituency.
Mr.. Bates of san Francisco, believes il the
rights OF man. and is friend of the caucasian i"oo
The supreme purpose of ms life IS to ra'y Ae sons q"
roll around Their standards, and TO emancinate them
fro, the bondage OF the DEGRADING competition OF pig
topea heatncn. His aim IA 20 elevate the working
caese even 10 De has 20 put an law and civil zaton M
der b. oet lie rot radical as Philosopher Pickett
who advises his brethren 20 have plenty OF rope diou
to corn 70 and 20 keep hemp plants on their dooI-'tepS
10 which they can point whenever judge or % le-'7'
Tor r c,-i-a,r passes By nor Jealous as Draymn
KHlr
h. maintained even II the worklngm"n nave 10 ~"
everybody at opposes them, and To set up ID the zA
a tree from Oregon that WI bear every morning h"ln'"
frrir; nat he is loyal 10 the cause, ard always
Willing to talk whenever the cry comes up from ihe pave
mont some Of Bates's chin" Now it napp ned fort
r-bt AGO that De uud leisure 90 look for ioo STA
tioncr hired him 90 paint Vndow-sashc' ana h'oA
casps Bates sauntred into The store after Df'aaias''
read n the morning papers the reports Of hs speech de-
Uvered before The eufr1led MASSES ON the previous
night ana then mixed bis paints and went 70 work lie
lad coat of white paint one side of the sash OF the
show window vihout ending even 90 t9c ton TREND
ros,ne hv the store shouted out Haloa' Baes thats
all of % way 70 work. without oyeralis' The pop
Mar orator smiled scomm.ly and asked the sta
ticuer II he had any elementary work on
pollfcal economy By this time his brush
had reaehod the inner s1sh Of the show vindor An ex
rcicuccs workman came n and remarked mat The out
side roi,t. o, .h not Dee used or inside work Ita
S. .9.I t. friend of the working nan, Wn' oN - ln
I'M. er18-. Of l.p0r: 90 fvr mat "a mistake I'D
rnivfur r.c paints. T'N come to-morroN;' ana dIcl
0ski q the -t9foucr II lc cond uY d'iinuml a coSl
prc- ana take 70 home With lim OH account OF me WnH
fo would q, the next dav. A-it1t"r Bates Whi Lnhe
The stati1ner waited for him d1yor tWo ana zen Itu
another man t0 scrpe oH Bar SIS coats An Hh~n tIe
t.. Or course Ua.e- NOT az f1ulL ttl ~ cannot
emauclate the Caucasian race AMI run the universe.