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However quiet some branches of bust
ness may seem, picknicking just now here
abouts, would seem to be an exception.
On Thursday, the 9th inst, no less than
two well organized parties sailed out of
this burg in different directions for the
very laudlble purpose of having tip top
time in this specially of pleasure seeking.
1t is understood that little pardonsble
rivalry existed between the two parties,
the merits of which, it is not expected
stAid outsiders can fully comprehend. 1t
would not be singular il some ON either
side of the question in controversy were
pretty much in the situation of the old
lady who was taking on bitterly, and being
inquired of whether she was ia pain said
she wasn't in any bodily pain herself that
she knew Of, but che was perfectly sure
there was pain somewhere in the house.
AS tails well that ends WE'LL" we trust the
two rival picnic parties which sailed out of
the place so gaily on Thursday morning,
Notwithstanding the beclJuded skies, will
not prove an exception to the rule.
Our picturesque village is rejoicing in
the presence Of quite large number OF
summer boarders.
Greene OF the Ludlow house has table
full we should judge who without doubt
are farng sumptuously every day certain
ly If Mrs. G. has anything to do or say in
the matter as she unquestionably does.
Among the corners TO spend at least part
| Of the sweltering season here we are pleas
ed to chronicle the annual return, as for
quite number of years past, of father
| Willis aud his estimable companion. We
sincerely hope he may live to make this
| place his summer resort for very many
years to come. His weh proportional
though somewhat venerable form, when
seen In our midst, seems benediction on
the place. AS usual he stops with the
family of Postmaster j. Il. Spafford.
The Methodist church and society are
moving In the matter of making prepare
lions to entertain the state convention OF
! this denomination which holds Ito annual
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, 1877-05-07

rest of Germany. this northeastern corner Of tho
tonntTY has long been considered ns An active and
Intelligent rather than mn agreeable and PLEASANT
Forttun bf the FathcFlnGd. And though modern
cycna and mutual acquaintance hare DOM much o
nllny prejudice. remnant NJ tho old feeling II left.
Notwithstanding had berlin ruccccdcfi in develops
Ing eDclnl lntercontAc hctwcc the various rcct!ons
NJ tho upper clarse., tho Idea Of taking the HM-
pFc1na Tribunal out of the ccniro md removing Il
10 wealthy provincial town wont1 never have
Ncn conceived; but A. In Brrlin, much rs IN other
educated cia..c. src distinct. and mon, a..
\ rnle. associate with their brethren in rank and
rrnte.son only, Il was probably regarded A. Of no
particular moment. from soelhl point Of view,
whero tho Judges Of Appeal take mn their real.
Hence. Added to these negative grounds werc
nome positive ones. A. some members minated
pretty frankly. they had no wish 10 perpetuatc ho
Pr,tssfan Supreme TfIhurnl Under q new form,
The TFibuna1, th1y limited. has font been 70.
Easdcd AZ liable 10 bo Influenced BY tic politics
Of tho day, and on terrain wefl-rcmcinbcrrl
occasion. fn the stormy TINA Of tile army re-
form ctndEct. It attempted 10 encfoaeh upoi, tho
inmnn!tfra constttutlon1lIy enjoyed by members
81 Parliament. il was in vatn for lie psrtsa,,s Of
Institution Of the Asa!stant Jndgcs, which atona
enabled the Mfniatcr Of Jnstce 10 influence tho
dncfflnna Of tho tnprrms Court. has bren done
away With By tho nav law: the feelInr that, after
what han happened, the Court had better bc ro-
moved bodily out Of the metropolitan sphofc. pre-.
vailed with rauy.
, 1877-05-07


Splccr mas wadlng YEARLY through pile Of
work which had accumulated during brief ab.
senee In New York, when a stranger banged the
inner ofisca door, placed his lighted cigar con-
rcntentiy on the corner Of the desk, and, spit
ting gracefully n the waste.baskct, said:
"Mr. Spicer, presumed"
The paragrapher suppressed smile at Joke
he was realizing in the New York Commercial
Adctrt1o, Inhaled about three cents worth of
bis guests fveccnt cigar, ana replied, "fea-
sirn 10 one TING and three mutlops.
The fame Of your journal has reached Us In
New York Htatc,H continued the visitor.
ADotbef feltcr that wants notice."
thought tho writer.
~ wish 10 talk to you about adverttstng,n
sud the caller.
The neWspaper.man frightened, and rather
wished hc Ind fresh cigar 10 offer tho visitor.
~ am introducing IN New England the ccle-
bratcd Proifdck P1nkhatnptuu Pumpkin, and l
am authorized to offer the seeds to you at $50 q
quart, half cash and half advertising In the
Contmeretdt--"
The exact ulanper OF The Western sectlsmsn's
death will probably never he known, but his
fricnus vii! he pleased 10 know that Ills remains
have been carefully planted At Forest illll,
wlcFo the Prolific Pumpkin vine gan twine q
garland to hfs memory over his early grave.
, 1877-05-07

A curious little story Is told nnent tho Russian
Visitors, whohe presence in our larbor has been
the motive Of various recent hospi,allsies
Among the Invitations which the Russian officers
acccptod was one IN The last meeting Of the
season Of q fashionable uptown " "sociable.''
There never has been any expense attending It,
except that which was incurred for drcss BY coch
individual, tho gatherings taking place At psi-
vate residences, xhcro tuuslc and refreshments
were furniahed by the hostess. The closing en-
terta!n,nent Wa Il ono Of the finest houses in
Now York, and all la1 gone smoothly cunueI
until onu nt tho officers mentioned
To- = gentleman connected with tho
affair that ouch Al entertainment vas vcrs
"shecp Ut 80 eents- The gaatleuan inquired
Ills meaulng, md found thai the foreign gerts,
With Hotnc others Of the v!sltort, t1nl lul tho
hat passed afound to them by young "bood."
and cach QUO was GutetcI Ia tho SUN OF 60
cents, to pay, a. was stated by tho fashionable
sharper, for tho dance music, wftrl, consisted
only OF thu ordinary piano. played by gentle
man and Indy present. Was It IN il!-timed
practical Joke, Or wla tho person who performed
It a " "deadbcat This Il the question that 10
ng1tating Murray Hill TO tts ccntro to-dxy.
Either way, tho Russians Will carry away viii,
them some queer ideas OF New York manners
and hospitality.
, 1877-05-07


When the Rector Of St. Ethclburga, Lonilou,
was threatened with ccclcstaattcal prosecution,
he did not 60 10 prison after the manner Of
Martyr Tooth; hut substituted = rubrlca1 for
Ntuailsstc service. Thrro pariahtoners bad en-
tered complaint, and The Bishop Of London
had refused TO stay proceedings under the Pub
lie Worship act. Tho Rector sent his cusato TO
The church TO announce that thereafter the
services would bo conducted With extreme sim
pltcity, without choir or organ. Arrangements
would be made for the celebration Of the uoly
Communion three times year, proylI-
ed three Practitioners sent In their names
on the Saturday previous, stating that
they intended TO receive the Communion;
the eanons required this, and II no onc sent In
his name therd would be no Communion. These
would be the services IN that church for tAe
future until the death OF his father, who was an
old man, md then the church would 10 closed
by order Of tho Bishop OF London. The curatc,
removing Ills llrettn, called God to wItne.s that
hc would do all that ono man could do 10 have
an Infamous act repealed. On the third sunday
lb April tho "stttct legal services Of the prayer
book were held. The curate woro very fong
supplies without stole OF hood. There was no
singing or chanting, and every yestigc Of ritual
and music was removed. Tbs altar Wa
taken away, and an old wooden table that n ~
ia use a generation ago was In It's place; tho
reretlos Was hidden from view with q white
cloth, anu tho organ locked up.
, 1877-05-07
ANNA DICKINSON.

6o1E3A LfNsf 10 SAt DfF0N kf<e 4TtM.
Apparently Miss Anna has the hydraulic
pressure Of Job Trotter or Brother sllcar,nau
when other arguments fail. remember, some
ten or eleven years ago, when President Joh,,-
sou was here, he Visited tho scholarship, then
one Of Boston's lions, and like othes guests, lu-
scrabe0 his name On the visitors book, Shortly
after came Anna Dickinson, aud, willie register
ing her own, took the cool liberty Of drawing
her pep through the name OF tho President OF
tho United Suites. Tho Captain. On DISCOVERING
tho impcrtlnent performance, without making
allowance for the fact TINT Sir. Johnsun's pol
itics vera not approved BY Miss Dickinson, had
her namo at once crossed out, and marginal
note Inserted explaining why. Tradition says
TINT tho future Queen Of Trngctly wrpt
painfully upon leafnlHE Of this "unrnnnly
outrage" Judge Russell. who was lAan Col
lector Uf the Port aud patron Of tho schoul-
fhtp, cruelty refused to hsye The Captain hanged
At the yard:as1u. But mark how lesden-footed
justice surely overtakcs tho ,eyll-<ioef. Judge
xuela, to have a free fight with President 1uE-
ngo blightcd being and q candidate 10: Eu.
ropean appointment. The Captain was subsc-
Quentiy transferred 10 Nuw York, aud exncrt-
euee1 promotion. Tho tchool-slip u sold. Au-
drew johnson Is dead. Aud Boston, which nl-
lowed tho outragr to pass without a resolution
or even letter from Wendell Phillips, lies to-
day helplcss victim hetoru Wagner icltiyal.
How easily, throughout all. tho wlsa observer
can truce :" tnighty maize, but not without
u,n-as tie Centennial poet observed u tho
Kansas CofUhtQ1k.
, 1877-05-07

the doot Of the passage, which l. covered with
zinc. When several persons htonin tho pastngc,
hlMtfng IT up, the tnan at the battery
t1,Ic''ea knob and Instantly lrcly current Of
quick as lightning the loungers are bounced off.
their riascillnus antics resembling the jerky
movements fone Of thosn wootlcn supple tacks
that children arDuse themselves with. This ar
rnngement Is found lar more effective than ait
tho large postess that could lie hung 1p. In
ense Of fire IL would be VERY advantageous. In
atmuch - number u housekecpcrs and ladies'
VINO receive NUMEROUS calls have hal convex
dow 40 that they can tell who IA At The door
by .glancine At mirror, II would not be bad
idea 10 have ANAL electric battery connected
BY sucl, 40 arrangement book aecnts. sosp. sp.
peddlcrs, and hucksters could be disposed Of
c0ectually and Without any annoyance.
, 1877-05-07
nl81IARCK As A TANUI.I8T,
HaefAN .Euuenaf

speaking Of Ids retirement, recently, Prince
Bismarck rcMarkel; "Whrn man slarta carly
III tho morning ou a cunning expedition, hc
commences by firing 1t any Gatno which comes
IN Ills way, going even out Of hia path to Kill
quail Or partridge. Later iu the day he be-
comcs more fastltllous, md as night approaches,
with lis game bag we'll illcd, weaEteti with the
bent nnd toil Of tho sport, he cares not to cross
q tlcld TO kill even a hare which his dog has
TO the sportsman, sJust below hero you Will
tnd q wild boar, u sunerb fcllowp It uwakchs
bis ar1or and iusplEcs wish to crown the dsy's
work by conquest Of some Importance. havo
been oil my feet long time. atn tired. Let
l5ulow or Camphausen bring down the quailz or
tho llaros. Should you lnd Wild boar call
upon the. ! will come." IL tbs Wild boar
a0other nanlo for tue Russian ocari
, 1877-05-07

still ~ not haprs. The l.cgfslatures Of Ohio
and Illinois are passing bills making silver coin
certain date. A. The only silver coinage row Ia
subsidiary, and not wtttl II, fnrc valtie by co-
siderable, Tho C,n'nncreiat thinks this is going
too far '"-.Sprf'41ilei Rtpaatean Tho States
yer le9al-tender. "Gold and silver only may
be mn,lc BY the states a al-tenler. The Unfit
Cd States Government retain. 70 Itself tho right
o. coin!tiF money. We do not dcairc to force
subsidiary coin docs not contain stlres
ihe '4'AsiSa. II! :iSes ae!I.t: rns peea1ia!
merit Of that old dollar Is, that II Wa
quantity OF purc silver That It contains II never
has BEEN changed: Il Is tho '1louc9;nits and the
unchanged coln Of tho country. Without dis.
eusslo thls c9tn wa tskc, from the people It
the public pocket. Tho nJney standard Of tho
country was changed without llIe knowledge OF
the people. Even the Springfield Rtpsbiiedn
%nS 'i bee sp
founily affecting tho welfare OF the people. We
think this act vas uncalct for, unjust, and per-
nlctos,s. More than that, IT. was : trick oi the
aeter: That whicli ve demand i resioraiion,-
tic restoration Of the double stanlarts-tho
old silver dollar, thc silver option, The old specie
basss.-ctaefn''ofi Commercial (lnd. Rsp.).
Ward Il. lamou, whom the venerable Ben
Wa0c, III . cafu 70 thc ClevelAnu LtddkT, uc4-
iKnntes liar III" lie said so-and-so, Is at the
National Intel. 1lc was called upon to-day by
a Sidr representative In regard to tho matter.
Col. tnniun said that he waA not yet ready to
meet sir. Wade's accusation, not because be
thought he ought to unlcr tho in,putatEon of
being q lias, but because he knew that every
ono who knows Him aud also len Wade would
know just who could prupcrly By entitled 10 be
called q liar. !" You Sec" said the Jolly-looklnE
b[0grapE,or OF Lincoln, Dsn Wado IA tho old
u wlip aud too Wicked 10 de-" With refer
cncv to the article recently pnbiahctl In tue New
York 1ftrtHt, Col. 1aMon says that in some OF Its
statements II was Incorrect Whit he meant to
convey to the public was, that. after Lincoln
wns nominated In Chicago, Ben Wade and Henry
Winter Unvis cns1carored to form combine
tion to call q new Convention aud nominate
anuthcr candidate; that, alter Lincoln was
elcetcd, tho late Chief Justice Chase called
upon him one day, when Lincoln asked him II
ho knew Of INV arrangement having been sug-
0estcd by Wade for tic calling OF new Convet.-
tfon, wllereupon Cl1aso admitted that he did,
and pulled from lts pocket correspondence 70
which Watlr wss party, which invited a conf
blnat!on Of public men TO have a new Conven-
tton called, ut which he {Chase) should receive
tho Republican nomination. Afr. Lamon also
intmatcd that ther0 was correspondence on the
part Of Wade looking TO a Dictatorship, With
either himself or John C. Fremont Is Dictator.
Warrington 70. C) Star (Rtp.(.
, 1877-05-07
An 1pynslon Of Tltcnlrp'a Island.


In that lone spot Of Polynesia, amid an arch
lpctngo scattered far and wide over the Pacific,
md celebrated as HtcaIrnes Island, an Invasion
of u! extraordinary character = reported to
III course, that this spcck Of land, amid q viii
derbess VI uceuli, Was originally colonizetl by the
surviving muttntets VI tho bounty and there Is,
probably. historical Qualification for thu state
descendants Y the mutineers arc still to bo
found there, since, In 1885, ltU Ut them were TO-
moved, upon their own petition, to Norfolk ILL.,
and.
% this ~ 1t may, the place d 80 solitary, 30
aesolaIc, and % ont oi tic common truck, that
VIC only receive lcws from 1t oneo In every two
OF three ycars. The latest il to the effect that
az army Of rats, funded from some wreck or sE-
ine'a rats did In Hamallntown, awaru,lng over
everything, eating up everything, consuming Al!
tho -four, and dsvvuring the entlfc grain crop OF
season. Tic Island IL ecycn miles In width;
ors eompaek army. some 81 them IS iares -
rabbits ,-a9 assertion which might appear c1aY-
gerated did we pot remember that the French
naturalist. u. ncntt, dec'ares that no ssw In
"as large - full;;growu toul-cass, ,"-creatures,
lut!Eeos which tull-groWn sonl-c1ts refused 70
light. With locust avidlty they combined III
unlimited fcro:!tJ, as tbs poor Pitcairn lsland-
ers have reason TO believe.
In not few ist4nds, indeed, these castsway
creatures, escaping from shattered shlps, have
e1terlniuatcd their former fnaabitants, rahbiLs
aud srabir.!s, tho latter falling prey 10 them
when young, aud In Aonteyideo travellers ss-
sure VI they render the dirteF stfeets danger
ous To eyen TO human beings after nlghtf4iL
We'll, they sccm to have made, - tho Greek
dramatlt pbrascs 1t. "a aeree, unbiden feastn
upon The haEvests and s&orcsot Eieatrn4's 1sland
and 1t Ia not surprising that the humanity Of .
Padde tI1uer should Gaye been appealed to for
= supply vi lour. Neither that he should sux-
goat uoto frequent "looking in" upon these
recluscs Of the octalL
, 1877-05-07

TIE JEWS AND THE CnUCTIX1ON.
Public x<adrr tEnglisa Jtut.A oroaa).
The old and tenacious'y maintained fallacy
that tic Jews as nation arc responsible for
the cFuclaxton Of Jcsus Christ, has long ago
been exploded to the satisfaction al every cn-
ligftencl mind. The principal fact that had
aided 10 unmaaklng this hoary falsehood was,
that At the time OF tho Advent tho Jewish race
was as much dispersed throughout the world as
at this present time, and had been 30 for many
centuries. Thus colonies exist now in Europe
which. founded In the earliest ages Of the dis
persion, hare carefully handed down, from tho
time of their first formation 70 tic present day,
local histories, couchcd, In their first chapters,
in the traaftlouarY language Of Biblical writer's,
And analogous IN thetr marvellous details to the
Htblical narrattvcs they 60 closely follow.
Every one who Inns at any time taken any Inter-
career uf the Alerandrian Jews, who, when they
i.nnIgrnted to Spain, gave tile latter country q
rnce of enlightened statesmen aud nol,lcs who
raised her to htglIar pinnacle Of prosperity
than SHE has ever since reached, aud who also
iminemortally connected With her history TIC
names of sone distinguished ltcrat, Which will
10 pronothce1 with revorcuce and praise when
Spain, cngulfcl In the abyss Of luonasticsm and
biEot!y which she Is every day prcpartng for
tue roll of European nRtlonp. Tic settlements
OF these Jews were made long before the Ad-
vent Again, tho Poji8h Jews, who at thc pref
cnt motnent number between a0p, 900 aud
A.C0000 souls, knew as little Of ihc birth Of
Christianity as their Spanish brethren, for anti
auxrisls have coneluaiye1y proved that
they settled IN their present. honrs when
the other sarnatiau nations tirat appcared,
about the time, In fact, OF Ncbuchadnczxar.
1n 0allicia,, also, there arc Hebrew colonies Of
unfathomablc antiquity: md IN Germany
several Isolated towns even found their clvic
annals in the records Of tue local Jewish COM
munltlee who appear TO have boon The first set
tiers, Such. for example, aro Nuremberg,
exists 70 this day that 80 highly esteemed wAa
Its Udh Han,Nirttaa (fiouso Ut LearnlnG} at tho
time Of Christ that the Jews who assembled to
witness The crusttl1lon sent special messages To
ask Ia advice "a 10 the course they should pur-
sue, and tho reply oi the Heh llanndra1h was
to tho effect that every peaceful means shnull
bc employed to prevent tbs catastrophe. With
. sublime Disregard Of detail, however, tic
legend neither mentions what became Of tho
message nor the messengers.