davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-08-06

-Birsinia g dnser:5atte.A
Dos AM Greitag Mbeno abaebaltene
Concert. melhes son benz Srhefer bes
BrpfeHor &sBnid in hem @arten Der
r8irsinia sdnacr.6 ofle seseben. mar
cir mabrer Grfols anb 10 beiudt, baB
5unoertc. aus Maneel an plab, ,pieoer
fortainGen. Gs ma9te einen anoensb-
men Ginornd auf uns, ots mir eintraten,
cine fotbe Jule BON 5erren nno 9amen
5u fcben. pslde i'm Greiem benz alanee
Ser bersli@sn Mulit lauihte.
Sc mar elm prdGtiser Abenb urb ane
Anwsleneen waren entsidt barber, bab
oas. ,uonah mar lid Bier ihen 10 tanae
aefsbnt. enolib ~ Stanoe gefommen.
g. ma ned ME Gin loeal bier 10 seeis-
net, in ,peldem elm Moeno- gonsert in,
Trsien 9eeeben weroen fcnnte. ofs Die
n8irainia @dnssr-Safle." O. it foum
n5tbiR au .r%suatnsn, baB prof. GeBnid
nnb isin Dr9ster ibre YFi6t semobn=
ter Weiie erfiiatsn. bod m6dten mir
nod binSufisen. oa6 ie oas Obr zines
Ssben Smrh ibr fh5nes Gpiel besonbsr.
ten. Ser Wereinsuirtb Serr 3immer-
man mirb bic nddfien Jreitae ~ieoenfols
Daiar {orsen. ocb senusp tdte lein ,usr=
ben, ATE @alie aafsunebMen.
, 1877-08-06

DIN ct'uaS u%nianit all !: SEA. rcoandir!e
it'd oieir, pmotb &C lih man nid)t 10
brett. e jtmccuet Menid. mas 81 is,
bin id id)on LANCE juucicll."
Yroftih 2chrc. Gin &tci.
ocrbanolcr Dab iei,rm Go9ne bic 9ehrr,
beim @crfaufen ftctS cbrlid III icin, 'benn
babel merOe ct am beltsn fortfommen.
Gr idloB fcine G%rmabnuus nit oenNur-
tn:
Sucob, DIT lanut Old Soranf p%crlai.
fel,. ou6 eS 10 1T. Sd meiB es aus Grr
fobrun9. idl babe Yeioes ucriuAt.
, 1877-08-06
Rt0monb Qpit OFFICE.
ppff<M
9anuar

yrttLG Die Wtm gerter ppR ftHtet b,.r
N n 7:l5 Wafm. uub tr'ft BORT nm 930m n.
~. EN-. Der pofneiltsr titet Nrtefs 81
otn Ncreen, NaGmitiass 70 fri9 aIS rnyoItds
@oas9eben pfrbsn.) S~
Morblf9e 9urdpoH.. 3neimal tSoy,.
..Wnfntft 8 y. N. Mnb Ifs q. m. -ss"S
fa)saB 2 pnb 1885 81. M. ~"
Morolide @es.poH. SGaR6, gnupfs
l'fo ". w. y0ffGIae 2 unS IT'S 81. 81
sisliss Roh. .3weimar tsarsd. = gr.
tuittt ! Wf. ". nnH 500 81. ST. osra-
1btaB y. 81 ant 1915 II. 81. wy
&idmono g. Oanbiue eitemb cir. sSo.
~ e. % Iamntunft 500 v. ~. - WsR1dina
&idurorb g. GnnbHrc NR. pm.;..,t ~
LTD. ,~glnfmnft $50 unb Q 81 9sm n.'a'at m sag
l@luB 4g. ". unb t2.45 81. g. S'H
Sarmbiae. ?yndtura unb gur,,yiu. md,
SsnaAnse; Iasli9, srnntaas suen,nrrs
men. Mntunft 500 81. yP. ss.9s3sdt,s
9.00@. 81. Y0PlW'aB
0Deiapeafe& Obio Giiehbatn. aSorin
SpMnta9s ausgenpmrter. Mufunft Il 81 SD
- pOai9luB $50 9. M. !"
@%0rrsnspiat @barlOitssfns, etasn,,r
S'fssn 3pi'den @barIotespiae unS @tanmy
ton. : = rgton. Qpnhbura. uno mir rns
metli1 bpu Spuine on - Mnfunft < 81 IN ~
- pOff6luB 1915 81. M. M'
SSef goint nub Stationen nm n, n %
VI. INN Is. u. q. IGeIid, @Unntaos oyses
a sM'ne : 20 =, Wtitunft 1890 g. d. WnIts
Vloaesfsr, ater @ef point. .tSoud.-mn
1anIt 1o'3og y. M.-ppfi4iue 2.3OM. @.
1aptagannod, iiter MyIetrs. taorih -
@nian1t 600 y. 3d. yofl9Iua 7 g. 81.
:Sames &iber Gambler. Dr,inov .,sa
I.9: Mnfunfk Montass> MIffwods wrh
9re'tassy 81. M. - Yoaidlus. T;,r, nns
So"'ef'ass nne Soasabfnts, 600 g. 81.
Canal gade,, 1nimal nydenAi6.
Mnfaatt Mittworts 3reitaas unb @snntoos
.. w: - peitf1luB, Mpntaos. S3;ttsa%s
mno 5reftags, 4 u. ".
short gnn.p aoate. ;3peima n tpSdenr;a
~ ~ Manntunft. DOnne,fass uub @pnntnas +
; sc ~ : - - gMslffslab, 8 snfass NIB S,ei
SeHerfon @ouse. Dr.imal tpvd,ntiA-
. 1H ~ Montapt Mi'ttppt unb Freitao, u,,s
Z ". W.- TutidIub Disniaa. Ennmtra.s
""o Sonnatfnt um 4 g. 81,
, 1877-08-06
@eueftfOnen Don Brieffoffe,.

gof aalten an ben apsj bs@onbereu meoen.
T.'us S az S9ternfolfem b%etannt 1nb, 6. s unb
100 .. ~. 1.OO uhb 600 81. gp. Gpmn
fa9s- $3.50 9. 81. unb 6 81. M. O""
9 y an Setertagtn- 600 g. gp. nm,
. ~ 9: Wen allen anbern Ralen sperhs,s
ste Sr'efs aaf benz &adpey ber Iraoer abo.s
10 Gmfttes Stanben: SO. M.. Biz SAC
Y: VI: Bonn 1. @prtl bic 1. @oSsnh o:oU
7s3e y. M. bis $50 g.. w.. G;,Ir.Syn wv"
,nnes'Sfrcs often BON 9g. M. bis 4W M
bis 6 81. 81: W." wv" 90. w.
, 1877-08-06
81 gcn rinFs 8ier mirIDs,

Or WenidJ ion nidt Serfcn,
Gin Tiermirtb bats gut.
2ie @dite Die brinaen
SIN oftmuls in Wut6.
Ger cine mudjt Sduloen
nnb fommt nidt mehr rein,
Ger anbs1c trinft Wa1ier
ltno ftcdt's @laS nod tin.
Sim scnrab ms bciBt'5 soblen-
Stir Nier, Sleiih uno Wein.
Ga fommt graucr. gutd)er
uno Wcinb1nblcr rein.
llno fam man nibt blsd)eu.
. cdr den nno q aus
Da frieat man fein Yier, Wein
. uno Jlcifh msby ms Saus.
ltnb forlmt Damn ser 2anbloro,
Nob Weltelement.
ltno 'S.iIf nthts I'M Beutel,
81, ,ahlcn Die Hent,
Conn iest 10 Elm ssleael
SinauS nns-o Tein
Trum jag id, g III ideuEli6
Sin Wier,uirtb 81, fem.
, 1877-08-06

sGg- @rfreut 6 nd! Ger lieti'
&c . sbraud BON @fenn's Sdweiel.g eife
wiro Gu4 bcilen. @ebraudrt fie, fat oer
ihmieriaen Gable nno berbe Wafhunaen
mosnrA Sbr bis jest Die &raafbeit &C.
ssiss habt. Sic it tcinlid, iider uno
jbae1.
:9urrab fir beS Sdwarsen mo Srau.
nen, ipsihcs burd 9ius 9aarfdrte bcr-
psrsetsaht wirb.
, 1877-08-06

5hifffabrt. Ser ameritaniihe
@honner n2ula u. 5nop" nno rNobie
Bper1on" fomen @onnabenb BON Wino.
Tor. Nopa Scotia, bier, nit 2a!f, gum
9inaen, belaoer, i'm Safen an; bieiel.
BEN Iinb an .Sapenport & Morris uno
an Morrilpn & Sent conlianirt.
, 1877-08-06
s. II 1T # / H ea.

&ofte SiiBe, slrst: Sabcn sic
scS geadtS oft falte fSiibe?
Yaticnt;. 3 ia-mandmul -penn id
Bic geene raus Itredc.
Cine auiacpupte Game bsren
Stanb man leid)t crratbcn f%onute, itieB
oni aer StroEe cine liibersebenoe So.
, 1877-08-06

GinTnr5 tines GuIperts.
Gin gilbert ouf DER Siiopet Geite Der
8roao ano 9ten Ctr. s,pei SUB BON
GiIenbabn unb s SUB unter Der Stra.
be, fiel @onnabeno Elm nnb mudte elm
Sismli6 aroBes Sod. 9ie Nrbciter ,pu>
rem iosleid bel6aftist Den Sdaoen aug
.SubeGern.
, 1877-08-06

9eiratben. Nier Seirotbsihei
ne. 8 on WsiBe unb l at Tarbio. ipur.
Den lebte Wode pom Glerf Der &uItines
Gonrt a%usgegeben.
, 1877-08-06

Concert. SieIe MoMe miro oas
GeBni6'ide SrdeIier stpsi @benbe.
wabriheinlih ON 9ienftae unb Miit.
mod Nbenb. in Dem 2oeale beg Serrn
6. @auer ipielen. Sir ben Gingang Der
9omen peroen sgtra Iorfsbrunsen se'
t%rpffen.
, 1877-08-06

,assrmmssatiens,das ~periaaen Ridmunt Vim s:45 y.
", ton,n'cn tn @erbensSiae ,n 1880 Na@m. anb In
Waibtnetsn UNI I AS Mbsnes an.
ybfilse fatreu taslih &Sunn.aas dusaenpnnntn.
erpres'lige ia zen tiefi6 UNI bulttn tn ~SSNnetirn.
NcePs. IreptQtan's, @prp.nspiQe charlottesville. @taun.
ton, Spibsn, M:dtprc', G~evinstpn uab allen r~eaularen
Stat'ppen pettltb ron 9~tSinsfpn an.
accommodation aise fabren tGsIiG (Sprntaos a1fs,
e%enOmmen unb serbiH en- N& in @orhsnssiae lar % Lii.
tn9ttn.
ggf~ unb @rYrst,3ase s~erttntsn Fb In @prbpussin,
iur gSalttneton rrb elm ppft;Ss IN Charlottesville fir
xsndbure unp ben S1bn
@rpttg,us r~erhinhet nj In ginGindatt NIL Zen, Trunfn
Htnten fur aae punf:e I'm gDsiten. NprtfreFsn unb Sap.
ftlten, incl. California Oregon unb Gtras.
gpitiu9 frmtnt In 9ttdn,pnp nm 4;3O Wafrsittaas en.
GrprsBlt9 Spn Cincinnati ~perbinbst in @o7bpnssiQe
nit Der W%trstnia Mic'anb Gifsnbabn. tcmmt III 9Dalr.
tnaton I'm, $50 Vrrn,. unb In NiNmrnb una $3.50 @prrn.
a.! ltne perbinbst f1 NIT Zen @idmpnp unr 2anstae anb
Mt3mens unb Ystersbura 3usen fit ate Yunfte i'm
Iteemm,pt a!ipr s3us fOnint UNI $40 Wprmittaa q IN,
S1lat Waeapn5 fsbren mi. alien NG6tiiaen.
Dur3 1tdsts me + n p~erfauft unb @ep6d Serweia
rad allen Saupt- Yunften.
Wabere Ansiunft ssesen Yreife etc, wtrb n 80. S26
wfa'n Slr., peer in Der Sffee her Gpmpasnie ertbeilt.
Gonwap g.. 5pmaro.
General Yahasitr. xnb 2tdet.Nsent,
W. ~. 9. Dunn,
Snsenieas aub Gnperintenrent. u
, 1877-08-06
Buds
Dlumen- uno WemiG- Saamer

meresn ~stYFsnst spn elmer Wiaian esuts In 4meril q
Sibe
@id'S @rrislife-30O abbiltunssn. muir 2 Gents.
Wid's Hiamenflbrer. pisrtefiahrltG, rs Gemts jatr..
lid.
@i6's' Ylimrn. Gentle 'Gartea SO Gents; In Gle.
eantsr Gstnwanr $500.
stas msine @erbhsntli&unssn Isrhsn in ensliiq an y
9sutfd sebrudt. - \
Nlrslir; Santes Did, Nudefsr g.. U.
, 1877-08-06

@eians-9erein@ irsinio q.
1eute finoet bic 0eriammllng Der Dit
aliebrr beg @elangpereins n8irainia"
ftott.
, 1877-08-06
0ie 5 reuno d) a +.

Merft's Sud nur. Die Treunoidait sebt,
unS lueIln Die @elt oud eiuia itebt,
Wobl nit ms Grab. sur !S%imnletsb0b',
Dot n;emaIS bis in's Bortmonoi!
, 1877-08-06
fsuer Alarm. Gflearapb.

~t"' III q " q Il E n.
70. 3 Grfe Y0lisei Citation.
NO. 3 !3peite poIt3ei Staion.,
r.. 4 Trttte yor3a statipu.
no. 8 sprissnbaas, 3ts Graft, uats
8rpab. ''
No. 6 ~Sssf anb 9abber 5Oult" Bras
StraBe, awilaen Der 9ten unb 1Oten.
30. @srissnbaws, 1stsv aatr.. nab
Jranflin. wv
Np. 10 &pdetts.
70. 1=3 Gde Der 12ttm unb Mdfn ctr.
No. IA Ode Der 10ten unb gsrp ctr.
no. 10 Ode Der 1ism unb garY Ctr.
No. 1-6 @de Ser yins unb Main or.
w. II @de Der 3ten anb DusaI CTR.
No. 81 Gde Der 251en unb groab or
Nr. % @de Der 17ten unb Marbou AZ.
M0. 2-4 eds Der 17ten unb Mafbinats,
ctr. -"'
~. - @esr'yUIitan eiisn.mafs, 2
No. 20 gde Der 5teu nmb @ain Cir.
no. 3=l Ode Der 14ten nnb Main ctr
30. SO Ode Der 22Ifsn unb Main ctr
No. 81 Gde Der 13ttn unb gars ctr
Nd. 3-5 Stabtildss Mrmenbans.
no. 80 Irebesar Gikn=@erfe.
No. Al Ode Der 9teu unb Qeisb ctr.
no. AZ groab Strabe vde Sail May.
Ys. d-3 'Gds @prins unS yiue ctr.
No. As Ode ct. 3ames unb Gayul CIV.
No. 4-6 S%pribenbaus, Este ctr.
NU. 81 Sprisenbaus, 10 ctr.
no. so Gds br GIay I'm @ifmer ctr.
10. So Ode Mi$ralpnar. ans @cdets
, 1877-08-06
Shi9mono. Do,f 8iper uno Gbeiapeafe
w Gl1enbabn Company.
Tabrplan Der 3ass,

Dur6 Yafiaaiere.
200 q. 81 gsrldbt gidmcnb 9irmfar. oonnrrifo,
nno Snnnabcnn. Oerbinbet In lnef
Tpint NIT BEN Edmpfer ,5asana" fir al,
is 9unfts an rem yprt Silver unb .BaIti.
more. M~ntunftin Baltimore I'm SO. 3d.:
S%erbtafet NIT Sabnltuier til gDaltinaton,
philadelphia, Stem yprt, Bottom unb aGe
tpfltil9en punfte. Usrbtno t NIT Suse.:
Ter @idmena uno Nstersburs nab Gbefas
psaie unb Sbip @iienbatneR.
Our1 Grabt.
500 o. ~. gerldst Gi6msnb 9ienfsaa. 0ohntrif6n
nnb Sonnnbtnn Wpdt 0.rbtnbunaen m I
2%dmptern tn Q9eft 9piRt fur lus.0aubuns
sen, Sdlttnnere unc ATE nefl den Yunfte.
gtaat Werbinbunsen In @idnpnb nit Biz
est ger Nttitpnb une Danpiae. 81 ampnS
iifo PETERSBURG, unb G~beIapeate uub Sttp
GtfenbaInen.
9pfaI p%aI5agiere.
800 81. @. gerld6t aiamOnb t.ali6 (ssautsos ans.
9enttHmen)
2rfal GraGt.
700 q. M. @erfdst s,idn,unb Monfoa. spittuos,
nhb 5rcitae. WaGt @efiintuneen In
gDsft Point NIT benz Dempf,r .sSis1 fir
que Sanoan8en an ben Maftippui uub
9atuntp SllGen.
Dmr9 9affasicre.
1000 .. @. gnfuuft ~ afdn.s nS Sienlaa, 1snner.
fng unb Sotnabenn. Waht 3esbtntunz
gen nit 3taen rer Jtttmsnb ,tab Wsters.
pur8 une g~tefdpeafe unt Stic Giientat.
men Der UanSfer ,Sarano" seriaS'
Salfif,pre BON pie 144 Yisbt Ctr. Diou.
a 10 0sitfiustb unb Grcitsg um 1 g. ".
Wtd9 Werbtneaneen NIT 3lsen DON pbId.
beipF a. Neir gprf uab ieeAdtten pldsrn,
als tn gesf YDtnt nit 3rsen fur saidnapnb
nnt cent SIbeH.
Dur6 0ra6k.
CTS q. 81. '@nfunft in gitrns , Sirn,aa. Sorn.r.
itag nne SanIaBenh: Madt 8e1binban-
qeu in g3fff Bntnf NIT hep, N,..e.. ~.
Baltimore. Rdtt @trb nbunaea nit BEN
Ni1inpnb anS 1ansiue, 8ihntpnb unb Ve.
Ba6nen. ~
SpfaI paffagtere.
fO:O0@. M. @ntunft In Rtdmrnb tdalitt auso en m, /.
men e%prntas. Wabt Sunasn
MT ben .sfidmcnb anb gsfersburs, anb
Gbsfapsatr unb Sbip Gifentepret.
gptal Gra1t.
4;OON ~ Walnut In @idrnpae @dntae. Uti,fucd5
anb Greitdg. @dtt gerbinbunaeu in g,:1
Point nit Gem 9antpfer SITS ssn Zen Qan
eanasa her Mfattirpnt Lnb ganunf,s
5luNen. ~
8eiHe Sratt nab ceer BON Tfdf,n fitftb spn Ri6.
m,ono frtro angetiprnnten Die Waden fdbren burd, MA
gesf ] pint mad Milauta.
Ote teertafen pretfe, srrf9tiae Sanbs /.
bung une : Gnedi9feil ~sarantirt
"Ghrcnsb 9tas Of 'latins'" nit earantirten Staten
mad alien nSrbi. den unt eefttten SIdsen me-. b,n ans.
seseben.
Jabrtarten tterssn ~se..aaft fir ale uDrbliden. 81.
ltden lnb heilidfn 91aben. W.
~5apttarts su BADEN in Der General @ifenbabu.1id et
99entar, &6 Wiatntr.. i'm Gr hanee Sptrl uni am
9egel rtr &Sn1pasnie Ode Der Is. ane Ind Stryase,
ii NM 8. 8. DuusIab, @upt.
, 1877-08-06
piA's Dlumenfibrere

enttalt Elm ftSnss farbi8ts Sfamentableau itfsr sraea
Drummer Greis muir 25 Gems iabrlih. Die eras Wum@
mer fur 1877 in Dsutfa unp @nsl,fa H. fetbtn sriats.
men.
'sprsllre: Sames Bid, &saeRer q ~.
, 1877-08-06
DiA's iQuffirte 1rfis- Gift.

1auftneer Der befisu glumen unb q rnllta 1a,,f Der Gr4
be. unb bic Irt uns gnsiie ~tiefsltsn ~ nstltn-WQtg
fur zine smst Gsnf Srisfaarte. SIN Ieutid unb Gns-
LTD eebruds.
@breifre: Santes Bid, @pasRer N.-g.
, 1877-08-06
Bids
plumen- NM Wemaje-W arteu

Ia has praaiSp1fe gpert feiner art in ber melt. U.s.
entba't nabe an $50 Soften, Supserte rstnsr Mbtilbun
ecu. uhe FEDS . promo Iabfraus Son Slunien, pradtpeu
gapter; $i.0O in ~elssantes 9etnwane. Sn Deutl& unb
@nsliit 8ebrudI.
apreiirs: Sames Did. No4efsr, H..g.
, 1877-08-06

@mnIerbffnu ne. Sente miro
bic Gr6Hnnna Der GduIe Ses Serrn g..
Bsrlb Fattinbeu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10

There are rumors that the Judges of the
Court of Appeals have concluded to defer
the rendition Of judgment in the rapid
the rapid transit legislation is to be upheld
the sooner it is done the better, as the cor
porators are most anxious to proceed with
their work. The questions involved concern
tho happiness and welfare of over million
of people. Hundreds of civil cases have
cases. We may naturally look for delay
from bribe-taking legislators, but we have
the right to demand prompt judg-
ment from honest judges. The people
Of New York are very earnest in
their feelings on this question. They feel
the work of rapid transit by factious tenn
porary injunctious, and they desire that the
final decision OF the Appellate Court shall
not be needlessly delayed. The gentlemen
who met yesterday at Delmonico's, headed by
Mr.. Cyrus Field, are classed among the most
enterprising and capable of our busin ess
men, and their remarks on the rapid transit
question correctly represent tho puDlic sentl-
ment. The prosperity of great city, the
convenience, comfort and health OF over a
million people, the revival of business ac-
tivity, cannot be sacrificed in any special in
terests. Let every citizens rights be
properly protected, but let us put an end to
all unfair and illegitimate opposition to a
great public Improvement. We look to Mr..
Cyrus Field, DIR. Gilbert and their associ-
ates to give us practical rapid transit. We
look to the courts for prompt decision OF
the questions that raise obstacles in their
Way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10

Mr.. Sweetser, Dr. Woodruff Mr.. Pullman,
Mr.. Colcord, Mr.. Ferris and others, and in
Brooklyn Mr.. Bowdish and Mr.. Parker will
preach especially to the children. Mr.
Pullman will also supplement his sermon to
children with one to the youth of his
church on city life and will present some
phases of that life to deter the young from
vicious experiments therein. Mr. Sweetser
also will describe the Inv of Christian de-
velopment. And as Drs. Hepworth, Taylor
and Reed are soon to sail for Europe they
will preach something in the nature of fare
well sermons. Mr. King will describe dis
eases of the heart and Mr. Rowell will offer
satisfying waters. Mr.. Martyrs men OF the
world seeking truth will find with DR..
Armitage unity in the character of the Lord
Jesus Christ. to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10

Tnr WEArIEG.--Thc centre Of lowest press
urc is now in the lower lake region, and the area
OF precipitation attending it embraces the lakes,
the Middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Show
cry weather with threatening cloudiness prevails
on tho Middle and East Atlantic coasts. The
highest pressure is in Eastern Nova Scotia, and
the area Of rising barometer extends from the
Platte Valley to the Gulf A general cloudi-
ness prevails between the Mississippi
and the Atlantic. A sharp baiometric
gradient falls eastward from g. Louis,
with variable temperature. The heat area
abovc seventy degrees extends into Canada,
but only little to the westward Of the AL
lccl,auy range. Cool weather prevails all over
the west. Northwest and North. The weather
4 New York to-day viii be cooler and cloudy,
ritb rain, followed by gradually clearing and
Liuhtly warmer weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
Our London Gable Letter.

1t is surprising for week called unevent-
full in London how much of really inter-
esting nature can be garnered there. The
fact is the great mill with between
three and four million pair of hands
at the crank is always grinding out some
thing to give the rest Of the world subject
for comment. No terrific uprising of
anti-Russian war sentiment, but instead
long line of drags defling in all their dis.
play of magnificent horsefesh and lovely
women before throng sufficient to supply
thirty towns with responsibility. You
touch ut once against the secret of
the great social force of city like
London in looking at such scene.
Then we hear of lively games at polo,
with broken limb or two thrown in
to show that there is just that spice Of
danger in the sport which is somehow
magical to the young man not wholly
given over to milksops and small tea
parties. The London doctors talk of
joining forces. The allopathic lion is to lie
down with the homeopathic lamb and both
are to go out against society at present
chucllling over its low death rate. We should
not be surprised if some lantern awed under
taker was found to be at the bottom Of this
deadly scheme. Shameful scenes are reported
in the British House of Commons Mr..
Courtney being howled down while at
tempting to speak on woman's rights There
is, however, q touch of nature in this for
who knows how many honorable men,
bers were then and there believing
out o crafty revenge upon their mothers
in-law? AS to Lord Eglinton, who con-
fessed to q detestation of genial Bobbie
Burns, we indorse heartily the comments OF
Truth, and hope His Lordship will some
fine night meet the fate of Tam O. Shanter.
The contempt which Burns held for men OF
Lord Eglinton's kidney would, if the bard
was alive and kicking, leave nothing to braa
of between them. The musical, dramatic,
literary and sporting gossip which enriches
our letter will speak for itself to our readers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10

The dealers in fireworks have addressed o
petition to the Board Of Aldermen, asking
that the proposed ordinance against the sale
or use OF fireworks in the city be laid over
at least until the next Fourth of July, in
order to enable them to get rid Of their
stock now on hand. The petitioners also
appeal to the patriotism" Of the Board !;
but there are much less sentimental ways Of
reaching New York Alderman. In view of
the fact that on ordinance already exists
which positively prohibits the setting off of
any squib, cracker torpedo or other fire.
work in the city under o penalty of five
dollars for each offence, it would seem more
proper to address petition on the subject
to the Mayor and the Police Board 1t is
the duty of the Mayor to be vigilant and
active in causing the ordinances of the
city to be observed and enforced,
and of the police to enforce the
laws and arrest offenders. No ordi-
nance ought to be allowed to be a dead
letter. If it is undesirable to enforce it it
should be repealed. But while the present
city law prohibiting the use Of fireworks is
in existence the Mayor is bound to see it
enforced, and any similar ordinance would
be superAuous. Indeed, there is shrewd
suspicion that the subject was started in the
Board of Aldermen so short time before
the Fourth Of July with other objects than
the protection of the city. AS attention has
now been directed to the existing law we
do not see how its enforcement can be
avoided. At all events it is certain that the
Aldermen have nothing to do with the mat
ter, and that any petitions" that may find
their way to them will be wasted.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following Americans have registered the Paris
bureau OF the NEW YORK HxRALD during the past
wcek:-Fcix Volt, Jerome Ebcrts, Thomas Taafe, p.
O'Brien and W. Corwn, OF New York. General Harlow,
wimore Blackmar, William Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Parker and Mas Florence Dyer, Of Boston; George
Robinson OF Philadelphia Rev. r. Bowling, OF Chicago;
T. Painter and family and Thomas Joplng, OF Cleve.
land Ohio.
Potter Palmer Is In San Francisco.
Young London cocks are learning TO box.
Now is good time to plant cocoanut seeds
Don Carlos, while IN Paris, was not s'good"
Chancellor Runyon, OF Now Jersey, has COMO to
Europe.
Rochester Dcmocrat.--"The democracy on tho money
question, Icnd me quarter"
Mr. Collins, Englsh clergyman, was curod OF govt
by eating nothing but vegetables.
Japan wants well up in International law. Let
her got pilot from Jersey fcrryboat
The Boston Globe is SO very thin that It is tissue
paper OF lies There hubby, we've noticed you at
last.
-Four hundred and ono thousand men died or we're
killed in the Crnea during the which named
from that place.
Chicago Times.-"Ii NJ. Howcls hopes to get tho
Swiss mission be is really crazy. Why, the man Is o
native OF Ohiol"
With such subjects American bccf, General
Grant and the r. T. OF tho HERALD the London Satur-
day ReoeW has plenty OF work.
Mr. Onion, OF London, tcarfully peeled of his
and had II changed TO CanselL Why he didn't make
II Clamshell while hc was about II no can tell
Many bonncls are made with tho front and partial
trimmings Of straw chip, and tho crown OF silk,
plated softly hoodwisc Flowers, feathers, ribbon,
80 comprise the rost of tho trimming rhc effect is
very pretty.
Domino Deems, Of the Church OF tho Strangers,
sleeps from Friday night until Saturday afternoon,
and then bols himself for an hour In q Russian bath.
This is the manner in which no rc-Dcems himself Tor
the next weeks work.
When tho weather 10 sufficiently warm, the dress
slightly square in the front and open at the throa,
will DO in vogue OF doors vol Indoors But
no dress will DO Tor promenade carriage with.
out OF mantelot or scarf although that may
| be only OF lace
ircnd OF b. b. in Washington wrote to him,
after reading his reply TO Mcvoagh :-"why mutilate
u corpse? Why continue to rend carcassr His
crisp and prompt reply ITO illustrate the doc
trnc OF eternal damnaton In which early taught
was the doom Of the wickcdn
Tho blackberry industry In Georgia, North Carolina
and other Southern States Is about to open. The
little town OF Salem, N. e., contaiA,ng only about
1000 inhabitants, has shipped during three years
5000 900 pounds of blackbcrries for which nearly
half million dollars received. This was cqua
to 900 bales OF cotton ten cents pound anc
| Is a resource certainly not TO DO dcspiscd Tn,
Marietta tGa) Joarndi urges attention the crop.
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q revival of business will bring to our doors;
but whom, unless we increase our con-
veniences, we shall compel to go elsewhere.
It is most fortunate circumstance for
the city that the Elevated Railway is o
practical success, because such q roadway
is cheaply built, does not take up street
room, which we have not to spare, and can
be SO rapidly put up that whenever the
people defeat the obstructionists and
monopolists We can hope in a single year
to have full supply of such lines. But
when will the people defeat the monopo-
lists? 1t depends upon themselves. If
the citizens are determined they can obtain
their rights.