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, 1877-05-07
NORM AL.

The Class OF 70 have literary End aoclabla en-.
tsrt4inmeht 1t the school Bridav evening" Mar IL,
Tho Alumni Of 10 meet on tho morning Of the
1Dt aud tho treeplanttny By The class takes place
At lnclock. Tho isey. Robatt Collyer delivefs tho
oration.
The Htudsnts Hall has recsIvod about thtrty.4
boarders from tho Telegraphie College located At
Ep4lawpods
, 1877-05-07

Wsi!cor, PcthtIgo, D. A. Wells, n. c. Crawford,
Allegheny.
On Lake Eric. bound down: Props CuoA Cham
PLAN, u&vhten- BaFnun Statr1cA, Cotorido;
seh,s !. ketdeshonee. Clara Parker. chfkIlne
Nellsnn Reed tase, .EtnA, e.. A. King, !. N.
liutehtnson. Grace Cbannon, ". J. Preston, E.
, 1877-05-07

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N, ro.. 4, r,,,.,,..,1 r.- <,.,..,.-
a1o receiving reports that the agents deaife
= continuance % Or tao Board, In oFde,
Hoard eop,n., To eoar a tsc to oss1
anas.n,ros. India. p, noasa !: badly demor.!1sd md tho
e probably inn ahcah n Milwaukee, owing 70
,ofmef complies ttnnf during Which srretni gents
svan te a oa vt s
altef sates ak pleasure. INT lqst hero niepa In
sgenn 10y n,svsn emons
ssi:speeisI Aasnt d the Nstioa.i n:a;j sIpie..ss
snpanfss ,or dl.,n{at n'afMes; ~ hc'd up son;
5Sass NJ ,. s,s 'Ss' sg IL ~; ta, iS.msI
comsntn. bnt rn1 ~ eonnsri. @ ns
!ss! @ IL ;s;ssss: i&s;s ssss Il
nv y , ~ MG ra!Sa means lower tatek
snv nrntt f.on, ~ s;..l la'lis Ill '"o eno aonses
! rRrp1crros.
On Of the soo1s. asa. n Tie nsoe..on row
% o. araetaS e.
Whs Viii rsiss rases 81 or O. etnt 20 i,anee ~ n sans. s
sni!y dseii.ing Z !ssas az: ~ pos,ss :Sa j..
not ,ctv T. ~ ~ cc1 H. od u.s., H. sfh M
r.. fa... 20 nPs p ~. III MGts y pes efnt neJonn
ia rnnun.c *" ,.tter III a"o ~ H. 1",r iii
PRODIGY 'S mure u,ss sysrsSfe '"p rc.ait III IL
sh5a ttT,ai., thai tne oIy snro h'ng VI whfh
~ ~ nssp " r. ~
!" r.f. mrt,;sn Whnt i. ,nrn 1Eatys ~ .7ee,
rstes nort Ysos hsn shs nscrnrn far th1 can,t.rs
iarcs II ~ swe1na os io,,oa IL thc ~ ay nf ~
YmtI Th.p" - snmnsn,ss hcro sh,cb s,s .ttr,,
Wis nscthed .t ~ ~ ehtesro III nn.on ss
cnd ~ II hcv wsrc II Ios" s5, nno 4" H. ritr -
Nav York wonid ba in porjl nf bankrnntcy'" r r
thcv nss In NV yn,k thev vii, rcss" ,vrIiiny ,,st
t"e ynnti,Inr. hnt !, n. i1pi.' fncinnati ,ts.
vile. and I'ladciphia wcra Mi 10 hnrn' m % mi
crinpto liz grcst agency cotnp,nies these iittte
intsls 81 Ne,s ork wnnii ernx .rain .nT rriInno
10 writn cheon nnitc,". Whcn ~. nra sansa
hcts tInx InrfInrti c1.rrwhr,c IN III rrMntrr
5Vhen thsv sivsnrn hnre th"v wi .f."r-" ~ ~!
tshsrn & -e '-'" '''o' VIA N"'eAsS S'''
- II has been known to a few parties that an
EMSttaH GoHpnH! " CuHslae9aulc qtctcHa1bna hau
, 1877-05-07

Epe1al Dfspaseh 10 7aS Ifsapa4.
ERIE, Pa, Mar b.-Arfiyed, sehr1 David Sharp,
Portage. Defiance. Departed for Chicago, prop
Alaska, schr Annie Sherwood.
, 1877-05-07

Special DtspdtcA to 1n< Trttuns.
MAHoukTrk. Mlch.. May G.-Altised, the prop
fahant. In sight, n. Il. Tuttls and scbr George
II. El7. Passed up, Btmr Ut. Paul. In port,
bound up. stmn Peerless and Arctic.
, 1877-05-07
SUBURBAN..

LAKE.


The improvement OF PARKWAY Pavilion from
State stscet west has progressed with commend
able fapdtty. Tho roadway and walks arc ready
for the gravel, aud tho bsls hAvo boen manutcd
ready for planting. II ouly neods 4 commodIous
depot to bo ercctod BY tho Chicago, Rock 1s1and b
rnct1c and Lake Shore h Michigan Railways to
make this The most accessible and attractive soaks
to tho pnfka
A break Ii the saetton.plps OF the waisr-Worka
Is causing considerable annoyance TO households.
Every morning tbs water is stopped for 4 short
tine 70 Allew repatrs 70 be made. A great qnsn-
~ hed on saturday altetnoon. Present, conJit,
Msa SA1 bs.st ssf Ssng psss sS!ss
~ r.
moral law, comprising 500 Or 100 names. recon.
strength OF these i've men Id The etiss. oi t.tm.
dating. or bulIdoxink, ths Board into roappofnt.
Ing them 10 taeif former positions. 70 .hee
ffm. and wonld not be bulltoxcd, voting against
reinstatement every tin1o. supervisor Condit
T t. e eomp; VIII se Seand ma
they should hear no more snuttsrings abous eeono.
my In the management Of town affairs.
tho pTopsr % eommii,sss, slcr which tho Sosr % ID. l.
joafned for two weekt. Later ths avo policemen
lsr,s piace Of business, aud weta worn ID:
The Improvement Of State .sreet from .Fossieth
to Forty fourth street has besn completed On the
on For.ieth stseet from clafi 10 ia..ed streets viii
b hstisa Wlth JOY By those doing bu'lncaa At tho
Tho hoard Of Education Of Dts4r!ct No. met in
tho brick schoo!.hou.c, corner Of Forty y-seventh
s.rcst, on Saturday Present. Msssts. 1soTnsll,
s' Hssxas t'ti iseisssd aa i: es'.'tsss 'tss q:
, 1877-05-07
PROPOSALS..
TO CoNTRACToRSu

~
~ MorxT FULAsKl, ILL.,. MAY s, Js77,
8es1ed Frorosaik In tic f0Tla Vt contract VII! I've re-.
eEarel hY the unde1iGnt the ocH VI the RrGyrta5Y
" the n4aFu II ScnuoI.lllrrckurt In A1uut Fujssk
!H until Tucs!A1. MaJ l3t ta77. 1t ~ o'clock no fur
fist eseetIun U! 6cl9ul HatIdnx. tirsixl.z BY " j.
Edhtt,okr asrhisesL Esas and speclheAtiuns vii s
T. the e1ss q ths sesrs.Iy e Mount
itSst ~ a7e Ea.s s4'soa,'s assGo. ~, .n1
1sAt cDhtrsct and lUtt required actupl34n!uL " In.
stc11ha how tu FfJHeIS fAecate tbs r2Iers viii lc
fufnlske 70 tt4a ~ku lEtrc u c1ntrAc for The xufk
ur0a npH1 Ing to the 6ecruafy II Mount Fnlski The
TFffur'Eance Ut khu COllFArt tbs Paft tho bua
e tns.s r. :ssursa { ths benL u t.o aore ftee.
responsibility ~ Tie akktxats s4tn u ssa!asl osrF
baak by the liOatd Of uIrrctoIs. -
etuld cunp4fcattuns a hlauks Will bs futnshcd III lAs
.irccioFs who te*fsc the right " tettrL any II
lis uF tn9raGes that may t oarrr M HtpJuaa1 viii
!< cDiasittret Ut trtpusitun entertained nblrax HAu
10 !hs pFrH Frd furn Vt hapk ~ Accept.
81 ey Tue bttsctarsl Y furnish u ths asssa,. .nao
eofdink 70 The rlsu. md srerAe.tons Tor
spscAcAy &lAted. Coarscts 00ete4 vii! " iA GuFta
and blnln6 u sooa - thrJ arc accepted BY Tho I'll.
rDpo4als and contracts ust bc on the printed fos1ns
turalshed. tnrloas.l n ssAIcd snvelops. incurred
.'CuatrAet TOR nutldfng 6etluol tlouss," aud ii.
6rtsas1 Or deltd tdrt1 to
Aouat tu!ssti. LaF1n Goaal3. Ill,
lEntuE uUCk.
J. u. TOALlNsON.
D{totf0n.
, 1877-05-07
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, MAY :. 1877.

hbovs salaries With the single exception Of Col.
fcetor, which WA lsid on the tAbls tot one week.
Nr. Kedxie maae motion requesting the Cpn,-
rnIttec WAtar- Work. to investigate The matter
Of making The works self. sustaining. and OF tho
propriety o( taxing all improved property for water
which 1,es edjacent tn the watcr-main..
Of o'T1cen md employees wss next 10 Or.
der ahd tho following were declared elected !:
Village. Attorney, George ide: Treasurer, r. e.
lIoAs; Captain o} Police, william Carney; Asslst
ant Of Police, John Carney: Lamp. Lighter. George
KeynoIda The oi!ica Of hrst. st.erkineer of Water
Works wnd filed by contract and needed M aetion;
fof setnnd. II. ". BAnntTteF; third, 3. Il. Ptnney.
4 motion WAS carried authorizing tho Committee
on Watef-Wofks 10 enter Into contract with these
engineers and specify dutIea and requirements.
Peter sweeiisad was elected Taper. snd j. Il.
Fitch, Village Ene1neeY.
4 motion 10 postpone the election Of Street.
Coamtasloncf was carried, aud with II q request
matter under consideration And recommend 3
suitable pesaon.
a motion was adopted that ths pipe connection
wa.et.ta. betors The 1oth Of tho month. The
that the pipe n tho 'ako bid been tetted. and
properly packed.
The IioAri then adjourned for one week.
It will bo noticed that the salaries fur This year
are lower than thnse Of last hv an amount OF
oser 81. 800. It IL rumornd thst eome Of tho pres.
eut emploJts will not sahmlt to tho reduction.
, 1877-05-07

MENDOZA. OTTAWA. and Ststa
Ndntl0t4, tllln~a, and HsFrnt1s
t!oCkrnt, y bllGut, d titonx Ciiy
liEkf NJ. It1uQua, &hI0u1 Ettt i
p4clnc k1prtA ivr un,xA4 A14tf
hAllaAs t,itYr.........,...,. :,
pArt3c HIjht EInruA for
Omaha. kansAs City. AEh-
tsOft, H. .l.se. md Texas -,
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
"DONT BLAME LlZZIE."

sGcorge Koeh aged thirty six. died without medical
attendance at his residence, No. 527 East Twelfth
street." This tho substance OF notification re-
ccved yesterday ny Clerk roa at the Coroners once
A subsequent investigation by HERALD reporter re-
yca,ed tho fact that Kochl had committed
suicide by cutting his throat from car
TO eur The vile oi the unfortunate man
stated that she retired with her husband on Friday
night and was awakened at six O'Clock yesterday morn
ing by hearing him calling Lizzie Lizziel" Al this
she in tho bed and him standing at her bed
side. His face strcaKcd with blood, and second
glance revealed, TO her horror. that his throat was
cut from to ear. He muttcrcd "Lizzc' once
she gazcd upon nm dazcd and startled
ana then staggered back into another room and icll
upon the floor In response to her calls Tor assistance
her aunt rushed into tho room koch raised himself
on his arm as she entered and hxiug his eyes upon
her SAID ''Dont blanc L,zzic" In another moment
he was dead.
No motive for the rash act could DC discovered
except that he out OF work and dIsheartcned Hc
had been a saving man. however, and had <juoo il
the bank. fear OF Immediate want could have
driven him 10 tho act
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
THE CHICAGO SULLIVAN TRIAL.

The third day March II OF tho second trial OF Alex
,nder sullivan Tor shooting Francis Y. Haniord was
distinguished by considerable discussion among tho
lawyers The prosecution charged that Trend OF tho
prisoner got the jury by dcve ate perjury. Judge
McAllscr however. refused TO aside and begin
Inc proceedings over again. Witnesses Tor The prose-
sutton we're examined, and the old siory oi Tie hfst
rIai rctod. but no,Ing new was developed. The IN
kr- Dcedn says.-
SHORTLY alter Tho jury had been seated Mrs. sullivan
eutci ed he rVoIn leaning upon the arm oI her
In law and With Ialterng step and saddcned
AIR slowly pussed In front oi the Jury. She sat down
v the side o husband. The audicucc was larger
ri,nn upon preceding uuys The galleries were crowded
Sr,tl, the same cass having very decided criminal pc
cul,urlt,es LII The seats upon the main noor much
larger number oi women were prcscut than on
prry,ous DAYS tho majority OF whom had no
,ariuIy bus,ness IN the court iurthcr than TO
gr.s,iy that certain morbid curiosity which W
inherent ~ certain phases o lcnalc humanity
Mrs Louisa Hanford, having been subpnnacd as
vv,trcss came into court nccompancd by two ladies'
AND t,ok seat bcnInd tie States Attorney. she was
6rcasc In deep black mourning and wore heavy black
crane veil since last Ia court Inc poor
y ldow has altered very much. Tue pale aud pnchod
.ls,ok mud sal expression resting upon hcr lace
'2,ow cd how deeply her loss bad penetrated hcr hear
f,e seemed 10 Try much as possi1ic TO avo'u op-
srrvat,ou and sunk ber chair anu resting her
head ON her band Icnaued motioness untii she was
called w q Witness
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
THE MOCTEZUMA.

SAFETY OF THE CAPTURERS-LEONcIo PRADO,
SON OF THE PRESIDENT OF PERU.
The following graphic description. written by Major
General Rafael de Qucsada, tho well known Cuban
patriot and lander in SCUBA Lbre'' OF the vi:ginius
mo ~ Salvador and several other expeditions, con.
cerning the Moctezuma capturers in Honduras on the
Mosquito coast will be read with interest at tho pres
ont moment. by 1t It will be seen that the brave
Lconcio Prado son OF the President Of Peru and his
companions are all sale. Tho communication IS ad-
dressed to Mr. Luna, editor OF tho Cuban PAPER, La
independenctG, oil this city,
AsrrNwALL, Feb. Is. 1877
arrived two davs in the schooner Lusa alter
months search 10 for the eaprSs , spa"s s %s s a
much alarmed and not without reason After
the Nosquito which had been burned on the I'd Of
soa IL which s was they only
OF the Spanish gunbcst Jorge Juan when she was was
to aoo% the vessel with kerSssas oil as
sr sSs .sn iii s was en"eopsd in po"
rvng shore they pursued ny the boats OF the Jorge
Onsr boats ~ers allotted 10 the vain task putting
r on our u % m sso sss water % Lo
nave been Informed that tho brave cou'mandAnte
Sc "ns running %%s' ON her deck through
was ns Last to her Aes oa s%s a %
Vom%snder. Of the Jorge Juan had offered . the
Of the captursrs the Mocexua and also had threatened
cargo was no, delivered to the jorge us"
was great induccment tho Indians to persecute onr
told the authorities OF the place that u out
rage their part allow the Cubans, who were fighting
liberty against the Spanars t. be prosecuted In this
they sent body Of men to search Tor tho
ugitives aud them ~ safety. which wns
accomp shcd The su.lcrings that went through
rebound their honor. On side have heard the
prrstest praise awarded the young hero
Leoncio Prado commnnJcr Of the cespedcs formerly
the Moctexulnu aud his courageous associates. On
Lusa had full OF coal provisions. Sc. for tho
Cespcdes had also board with the patriots PHI,
Recall aud velex lett all OF hcm NJ Bucicd Pitt being
sick have since learned that the Jorgr Juan rn Cape
racas Dios for Brsgmsn Ray. where the Ccspcde, was
lying with the intention Of captns her during the night.
but weather ,d aud the pilot and they
only arrived atc he follow ng morning.
II reported in tns city that the capturcrs OF hc
Moctezunn are about to organize another expedition
against tho Spanards from Central America under tho
support OF the Peruvian government
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
HORSE NOTES.

Mr.. r. Ponistan has SOLD to Mr.. s. G. Anderson OF
Minnesota the bay stallion Colonna price $1,000 CO.
lonua was foaed la 1870; IL sixteen hands he. with
the near loot white. lie sired by Belmont,
he ny Aiexander's Abdalah; dam Lady Me-
Kenney. Mr.. Pcnistau, speaking Of Colonna last
summer said :--"Hcrc ~ hOrso tnnt Will
trot in 2 80 this fall II he has u chance
think Mr.. Jclrics will state that hc Is oil the samo
opinion; and he should know, as hc drives bm. lie
Is full brother TO MI Dcsperandum, entered In the
FIVE. year Ccntenn al stakes at Philadelphia, and
Ni' can beat $50 now, with but litIe handling, and
my price for Inn IL $4,000 Coonna will certainly bo
a first class horse and can recommend hun with
great deal OF confidence" Minnesota has secured .
nriz Lunnul
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
AN EARLY BIRD.

Two companions. late on the 1st INST, slept in an
apartment In East Broadway, near Grand street. Their
names were Jonn 0'kecc, Of No. 33s East sixteenth
street, and John Nevins. They occupied two separate
beds, O'Kecio, retiring, placed his clothes on
char and then q cp, soundy til the next morning
Upon getting up the friend gone and upon further
examination Ukecfc found that his watch and money,
both of tho value OF $25 were also gone. As he had
locked the door of the apartment the previous night
he concluded Ncvns mad stolen his property. and, ON
complaint Of O'kccie, Novins was arrested yesterday,
aud ut the Fifty street Court held $500 bail
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Apologies OF Justin Martyr To which Is appended
the episte ofDiogencs With Introduction aud notes
BY Basil L. Gdersleeve, PHI D. tiGtt), Liz d. tifih OF
Douglass series for IN schools and colescs) Messrs
Harper brothers. Franklin square. New York -
The Golden Butterfly. paper novel. Messrs.
Harper Brothers. Franklin square. Now York. 49,
List of Lighthouses. Lighted Dcacons and Floating
Atlantic Gull and Pacific Coasts OF the United
States. tOcsi. Governmsmt Printing Office. Washing
ton D. G.. -
The New York Milncr and Dressmaker. March, 1870.
Sharpy Publishing Company, Nos. l27 and l29 Mercer
street. New York.
Frank Leslie's SUNDAY Magazine. april 1870. Frank
Leses Publishing House. No 537 Pearl street. New York
Tho Bankers Safeguard. A savings Bank Journal.
Safeguard Offce No AZ Broad street. New York.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
GLASS BALL TRAP SHOOTING.

On tho night of tho 18th OF March Captain A. H.
Bogardus proposes TO shoot match against tmc for
ST. ooo at GiLmoros Garden, to break 900 glass balls
In two hours and forty minutes. The balls are to be
thrown from patent glass ball trap invented by tho
Captain The distance which tho shooter Will stand
viii be about sixteen yards 10 accomplish this cx.
truord,nary ieat IL will be to break loo balls
every sixteen minutes. At the conclusion Of tue
match Captain Bogardus intends to Ocr TO bot O00
10 $500 lie accomplish the above eat IN quicker
tino tunn anv man living
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
SICK HORSES IN BROOKLYN.

Tho disease among tho horses OF tho Brooklyn City
Railroad Company has not diminished, but has been
confined to the Greene and Gates avenue limo aud 10
the Fulton street stables The number deaths tho
former stable since Wednesday last Is thirteen. There
are lorty horses afflicted with cerebro-spina mcnn'
gltis All the horses receiving medical treatment
TO prevent their taking the infectious maIady. There
has been no embarrassment experienced In operating
the road thus tar the cars having been run on thA
regular time.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
THE BELMoRE MONUMENT.
TO ruE EDlroR OF THE HEaALD:-

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HEaALD:-
beg that you will permit me TO say through your
columns that am in reception Of subscriptions from
Mr. George Rigpold, Mr. c. r. Coghlan, Mr. Harry
Beckett, Mr. Charles lie Clcrcq and Mr. j. A. Meade
toward un adequate iund hope to raise TOR tho pur
pose oi placing stone IN Greenwood Cemetery to
mark tto last resting place OF countryman, tho
English comedian George Bclmorc. British dramatic
artists throughout the United States respects uly
asked to forward their contributions TO the UNDER
signed nt Booths Theatre. Your o5ed,ent servant,
FREDERICK b. WARDE.
Dooru 4 THEATRE, March 3. 1914
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
NO MORE BRIDGE PASSES.

In consequence OF the great number OF applications
made da,ly ior passes at the Office OF tho East River
Bridge Directors the temporary loot bridge,
President Henry T. Murphy has instructed his sub
ord,nates that no further passes shall bc given out.
Persons have known u got on the fraI atrucue
and then, In tear and trembling, ofer almost any
amount TO DO assisted back agaIn " terra nrmA
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
CARAMONII THE BRAVO.

An effort Is being made by tho friends OF Caramons
TO obtain lis release from the Kings County Pentcn'
tary lie was sentenced by Judge Moore for ton years
for stabbing man IN south Brooklyn Ia 1876 II ID
reported that a counter petition IL be Gov.
crnor Robinson by numbcr Of Sicillnns, VINO know
the desperate character o the man. urging that Tie
Executive clcmcncy be withheld.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
THE cnAp1N HOME pENEr1r.

To THE EDITOR or THE HRRALD:-
Ihavo this day received a check for 81, 000 being
the profits oil the concert given by Miss Emma
Abbott, at Chlckering Hall, for tho bcnedt of the
"Chapn Home" Ia behalf OF which Institution | beg
to express my sincere thanks. Mrs. L. IL. CHAPLIN
NEw YoKK, March Z, 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
srxrxwAr HALL.

srErNwAY HALL
The farewell matinee given yesterday by Ole
Bull proved great success All parts Of tho sudi
toriuin crowded with attentive and intelligent
audience composed chiefly Of ladies' There VS.
ibic scattered through ,he house pumbers OF psr-
sons prominent IN musical circles, whose judi-
cious applause added 10 the value Of the
popular which greeted the voliuist
son hts appcarxscc Tho deep impression made by Ole
Bull on generation last passing away had evidently
been Handed down BY traoion, for the majority Of his
audience was made up Of blooming buds oi woman
hood who could not have had personal remcmbraneo
OF the great Norwegian musclan's former s,umphs.
bsr past T s,oriss TO enjoy Ole Buli's playing.
Are seems have been contened with scattering snow
upon h head ss sSes -. Ss Ss. ers .s d rs ~
oly d iiis Therc s.sne sane nervous del.cacy q
gone by charmed two continents end Icd the pco-
pies oil many asus pleasant bondage alter
srvmpns srs Sn' Of ~ to-day are dcst,ned 10 be no
less great those obnsncd IN the past Or Bull
I,ks prince xiat had wandered his land and
returned after long ABSENCE restored the
nc had abandoned byp delighted people the mtmory o.
MS great cats are nos forgotten i the public have
enough Of their favortc. He only appeared twice
on the programme Yesterday but the pub.
ihe arts. playing an ar in acknowledgment. q each
recall THIS Ole Bull did good naturedly and 50 made
his performance OouDly iutcIcStiuk nc "tst Puysu
weird minor composition OF hrs own called ''fhe
Mountains OF Norway" In which he had ample op-
p0runty Tor the display OF the best qualities OF ms
nervous style. An important part ol tho work ieIl
70 the share OF Mmo. Esspo, who fairly divided the
with Ole Bull She played bach's 'rosssta ~
4 poetry, u s.xociurne IN sharp major on
y ssEtpds cn Tie,ccs,r aud 'Andantc Spiniato
aud Poonaisc.v bringing the concert ~ Close
wfSh u Romance IN ihi," by kubnstcIn,
and s.vnlsc." by Ran. These pieces were executed
with wonderful deIlcacy OF Shading and irmn,ss Of
touch Her Interpretation Is sympatheic and iul Of
color The white hands sweep over tho notes as does
water ovcrtc brook pcbblcs producing sweet harmo-
audience who extended 10 her Tho honor Of several
recalls
The New York herald., 1877-03-04

bcr annually for dress. In after years
sho turned her knowledge OF ncedlework 10
account, and at Tune OF family distress
made fancy baskets in her leisure hours, II she can DO
said TO have had any oisure. Al twenty she had her
romance and tho tale Is best told in her own words
"a dream she says, had passed before mo since the
visit OF u student friend oil my brother James. which
some words my father and mother had strengthened
into hope and trust. This hope was destined to be
crushed for time in two hearts by the evil Offices OF
ono who had much TO answer Tor what he said and
did. Four years passed: years Of suspense aud
trouble. Tor during that time hcr ather died. lcav-
ing hts family comparative poverty, and t6en her
special trial came. Sne writes:--
II s not necessary TO go detail about It, The
news which goL abroad that we had grown compara-
tvely poor ana the evident certainty that wo were
ono friend break down tho mischief which have
referred to caused by III oitccs My friend had be-
loved me rich was generous ABOUT making mo poor
mans vile, and had been discouraged IN more ways
than Que. He came 10 me, and we were soon vIr-
tuaIly engaged. l was At lrst very anxious ana un-
happy. Ny vcncraton Tor his morale was such
that | elt that dared not undertake the charge
OF his happiness, and yet dared not refuse, be-
cause / saw II would be his death blow. was Ill
| was dcaf-I was IN cntangicd state oil mind
between conflicting duties and lower consldcra.
TONS; and many time did wish, IN my fear that
should tai that had never seen hun am lar from
wishing that now--uow that the beauty of his good
ness remains to me- c,car all painful regrets But
there fearful period 10 pass through just when
| 1 was growing happy. surmounting my lears ana
doubts and enjoying attachment tho consequences
OF his long struggle aud suspense overlook hiu he
became suddenly insane, and alter months o Illness
OF body and mlnd he died. ne caam'ty was
| aggravated 10 mo by the unaccountabic insults
received from his amIly, whom nad never seen
Years aItcrwurd, when HIS sister and met, the mys.
tory was explained HIS family hau oeen gwen 70
tuay engaged 10 another while receiving my ir'cnd
addrosscsi There has never been any doubt > my