New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

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"e0ss srects his sweetheart her accepted io'eI ""u
~ mother seized pair OF shears anu " - 7, n
ossion stabbed the three, one hi''f NV ...ono,
p "s',D y llace dwelt abect poverty wretchca
"aa,ure With misery instinct he seGe'eu III .u'"A
- the wall three sold-a sum equal 10 an Lnsi'n rn
" MI sop n lad OF thirteen, happened 10 ma 'ne
~ ,d went ont TO buy bread with them Inc oIu
nan ropc TO the wall 20 gloat over bis treasure io"uu
that ,ho hole empty ana when tne oOy ,,h race
father carried the lad to the hre and heu
hands in the flames until the fingers Wtie trt aione
then threw him on the ground 10 pear HE 'oi ~ ~
uodomoiselle Mario bad the Greek IDEA OF
tt. vengeance If she was not wen yersed III al VI
,,dos po,son tricks She had been cruelty wrohgeo W
. French miner aud desire Tor revenge hahlou ~ "
her soul she went TO spot where shc was S'o "
meeting her bctrayer ard after few WORDS o. coo"!
,hrovr IN his face quantity OF sulrhlic aclu "hi'" o
had concealed under her mantle The man WAS Hoiilo
a1o,r.c blinded FOR life, and rendered permanently
,rcansh'e of doing any work ana me froeuIe"1 "CN
o,.,, caused the woman TO be arrested ~ the "''i ~
ras asked among other things. wlat hau lspitu III 'i
Che idea of so crne revenge, the judge s"gses'h '
,o reading @! novels might have had good de"i 10 40
IN, Tho prisoner declared thar she had merely mn
,.,ed the conduct OF young girl who had ac'eu i'll INC
same way and whose story sh haG fctI ,, III r umc
journal. The jury was peaseu VIZ roric of acnujIt
ev found Der guilty Of assault. but declared ta, Sc
had acted without preneaitaliUn, a NV rvn'i'""
ZION OF reconciliation Is vague ana siauo"f'
The fou,th of a series or Advent lectures
,lrercd in ST. AIMS Church last December, by the Very
pey Thomas s. Preston, V. G., has appeared Nv pam
inlet form The Failure OF Professionalism as system y
Faitn is title which brings to mind the series oil SER
nous preached by DR.. Ever ten years ago Inc aIsu
cut bv winch Father Preston seeks - prove that Ifo'
tontisu ia failure is three fold u Faith is one ana
ohonccalle that cannot be divine system OF Ial!h
nb ol its very nature leads to disuuion, ard dest19s
the possibility UNITY in belief o1t such is the system
q, tautism therefore that system Is not dVhe
fol Tia, c1unOtbe system OF God nor has succeeded
hicb breaks into pieces the sacrod articles of the chris
~ freed ad leads to every diversity and shade OF pos
,he opiou; but SUCH mater Of fact, rs TIE system
off,th called Professionalism and tcref re 1t Is not oi
Cod and has failed 81 That s. stem Of religion mas
Sd which is not able 10 be guide 90 mau ciiheri
The nuthor predicts that lew yeats VII demons o.
tbSt professionalism has ceased TO BE- h'ng power on ti
eaTth ana mat Roman Catholicism has only to fear boo
aid unmlsGcd uhdehty 49,
The new Ell Dorado is the cd land of Mi
dian CAPTAIN Burton, with geol"gist an engineer
nhotoraher and thirty miners set sail In December
from suez tor Muwaylah in one OF the khediYcs war
steamers The main object OF the expeG ton is in exp'c-
ration and survey of the inner slopes OF the mountains
lining e cas-. coast of the Cult Akkabgh Specimens
ofar the metals mentioned In the Book of Numbers
spch as gold, silver, iron and ead-were FOUND iast
sprpc in sufficient quantities to warrant careful exam
nation OF the country The seaward slope OF the noun
,aius has been carefully worked by the miners OF Old
datlpg from the days of the 9Dcient Egyptians AS III
the land OF Mdian the metals al come out OF the noun
tans where there enormous strata OF quartz 1t Is
only accordance with ordinary experience 10 sup
pose that the geological formation extends inahd
IT is also evident, from the account gwen by the Bed
ouins that interior OF the country has never pccn
worked and is significant that Ire houses for the M
well The forts erected Tor tGclr rp Nv
the ancient Egyptians, have onl been ionnd near t'
coast Under these circumstance 'hele Is efeiS 'C"I
10 expect tna interior OF the country may be made
10 yield considerable quantities OF ore Cathn BdrSl
expects - return to Alexandria late III March
IL Nragsx~
was brought to light in Birmingham late in December
firm of VINE merchants hired shCp Tor six weeks en-
gaced three " four clerks and advertised In the prnc
pal newspapers in England, Scotland and Dublin Their
specially was renowned one guinea Christmas ham
per-" AS a special lDducoment TO purchasers, the S'
yertisemcnts set forth that with each double hamper
the price OF which 81. would be presented small
casket containing samples Of three choice Equcurs IN
cut glass models of ordinary decanteIs The hampers
were 10 be sent all parts of the kingdom on receipt OF
post office order SO skilfuy were the arrangements
carried that in nearly every instance the ne"sa trs
gave credit TO the firm for the extensive advertisements
and in the course Of days the swndlcrs began to
reap rich harvest Connding people from all parts OF
the country transmitted post Office orders. and it is
stated that as many forty ana nty day were re
ceved Subsequently al account %a' opened at one o
the banks The applicants for toe Christmas halniers ~
length became troublesome, and would Lot ne Pun on
with assurances that the articles had been sent, and
that has just been dsptchfG WIN them 10
the station" Complaints were received by the ponce,
ders Amo1s the papers seized was list Of 200 news
papers in which the hampers had been advertised
A locomotive ran over good deal OF hui
man experience near freight depot in Kansas City on
January 8. switch engine with three baggage cars
was backing rapidly. wien a man rushed from side
crossing and appeared beneath the wheels; aud when
the train had passed, the maIged and quyeIing body
OF Captain KO,twz found lying across the rails in
apoo Of blood. He Off cer OF the Russian Impe-
rial Guard during tine Crimein War, and wounded
during an assault upon the Redan Hc SEM nome TO
bis fathers estate Moscow, ami enjoyed the pleas
ures Of young nObeman until he 1iacd the Imperial
Guard. His colonel was ares d 70. political offence.
and sentenced to the Siberian mines for life The cap
tain and eleven officers COnspcl effect the release Of
the cOlone, but the plot discovered and the ring
leaders were sentenced TO d-a u. On account Of his
high rank his sentence cOnmuoi 20 service for fr
IA Cossack regiment In Eastern siberia. He escaped
from the military prison at Moscow. made his TO
the Black and passed into the Turkish doninOus.
He arrived in NewYoYi IN 1868 and oiaed the 7th Vol
uneer Regiment, serving until the c,osc Of tie In
1870 he went to Rome and made 'ssfu effort
70 secure pardon from the Gar. The death % his
grandmother cut Oh his annuity. but gave him $4,000,
with which he returned 10 the Jniie states md ctticd
IN Kansas Ills FOR went 10 waste IN land sprca
tiOn, and hC thrown upon his resources, which
finally failed to keep him ont o. debt. he SPOKE
languages; he graduate Of heidelberg and no
had two unad bOardOil5 III his pocket when he dashed
out bis brains.