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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-16
ReAnret, Rales for SKI, pan.

Through oar combination and the large
stock Of goods which We purchased IN San
Franeiseo this spring. VIC have accumulated
A MAMMOTH STOCK
of CIsthIRg and Dress Gsssis
Of sn description, which We viii sell al
greatly redaoed prizes for the mert SKY days
Everybody viii do wei to call and exsn,in,
our goods and prices.
Highest cash price paid for good merchant
able wool
FOX BAUM & co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-16
letter Liss.

The following Ia the list OF IsttaFz re manning
iu the Pest Office. Albany. Linn ess5hty. OFs- :
gnny August %. iS7A Persons calling for theEe
.tera ipust give tho date on which they Eefc
= wiveFtfsed
stlower. james 5oalnRon ".
3pwsF. Con, hooFr, Mis- IsEEsa
siiyea. :. q. Morxis0b J. X.
s3rssa, Emma lggNn Miller. Mrs EAifls
zsse, hsznuel Ntcbeissa. fsza1
4Fteg. Charlie fsAneoF J. II.
aa5af. Caiusaian Story, waiter
FHatofd. ~ TeEcr Iaeab s.
Dsk, Charley TerTin Marx
ifeztl. IL - WhirasY, GhzFfi5
AHshsss Aisa Asa ~ williamson, g 8
Wissns, Edgar
p. II. RAYMOND, p. u.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-16

Agricultural Machinery.

The Agricultural Warehouse is on Second street
near to Ans. MarshalPs stable, where full line OF
Machinery is always on exhibition
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-16

The ysauiBs BUFFALO PITTS CHALLENGER
T1REshEH-chIst of al Threstssrs.
Tie oeisbrsted MARSH HARyEsTER and CRANE
SELF BINDER--ths simplest and besl nade.
The varhs rtasrr1sd cIIAsGPToS KEAPERs and
"nwEfts-the moss eosnplcss harveasins machine
wHEELERs TwoHoRsE TREAD rowER y4sh
7 iREsHER and CLEANER
a1iustAbis roai, IEoS WHEELS vith rvznd xrosSht
rya apoke4
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-02-21
MINNEAPOLIS MINI, FORsDAGEN DEN 81 FEBRUARI 1878

fklassen under cit fatal tpenniageinadars
foir-tryck s. eller q ocksa anna Il drii:fya
dem fran styrret och satta ditmar1 fran
de producerande yrkeIas X, 1eder som a
villa fdrhinflr "a atta sa 1lslkan 5icke. nrn. = !
ducerande haiar att b,,,t1, j. IN ,e,,. :o,f
republikea. 53 s5fs sS23Iss.4Sss
4 Scanasn. mi nratar yrany min van
Landdetsi kanitaI Yf6reninpi a., med a, dess
intellioens msssfe stylra 5lapdat.I fs5}15ET
3,.l,o;, ar Il; ~; x, Il ~
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-02-21

hagen yarit tillracklig att 6delagga
atminstone halften laf hans gr6da.
Men den ihardiga manner och hans
bitraden .voro outtr6ttlige till att sta
det onda emot, och han ward bel0nad
med en- riklig sk6rd, och ON jag eli
missminner mig, 50 har man pa den
farmen tr0skat tomkring i ]. 900 bush
els eller mera.2 ssEas. ID; "a asssss
! Det sag ater betankligt altsI hoberg.
ningstiden, ,da orakneliga svarmar; ;af
desse lede skadedjur kommo seglande
i rymden fran nordyests och fyllde
luften sasom en- snostorm: De islogo
ned pa var groda for att plandra, men
da de ater lyfte vingarne och drogo
astad, kanhanda till det land ,dar pep
parn svaxer .eller kanske till nordpo-
len for att lagga sina aggi den eyiga
snon-sa scribe vi-ieke; ty mar vi sa-
60 att vi blefvo ohyran qvitt, da, hr
redaktor, klarnade ;hvarje ansigte och
daf 'vardt ater nytt lif i de .doda be.
nen. ".I ~ - ~. al
! Jag borde kanhanda afven mamma
att folket har allmanhet aro vaIber-
gade7 och att $hvar och en- ar ganska
val belaten med slit hem, sa ;vidt jag.
vet. Allting synes ga framat-sakta
men sakert. Folkmangden 6kas,. nya
familjer hitaytta ALT ;emellanat an.
tingen for att. kopa land e11er ock for
att arrendera andras jord. Forsam-
lingen har under de tva sista aren
tillvaxt med ungefar en-, tredjedel
hvad kommunikantantalet betraffar..
F6rsamlingen torde yara en- af de "a
lyckliga som nu ar alldeles skuldfri,
och den har till och med nagra dollars
i behallning kyrkokassan. De feste
af f0rsamlingens: medlemmar hafva
lart5 sig att 'hushalla, att rata nun
efter matsacken, ty vi tro pa, ,det gam.
la ofdspraket att ssman inte Dor strac.
ka7 ut fotterna langre an skinnpelsen
racker.'' .1.s:- Minnesotus,
81 En- van af Stats Tidningen.
=
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-02-21
sLuft i flytande och fast form.

Vetenskapens senaste triumf eller
.syrets 0fverforande vatskeform har
!nyligen sasom en- l6peld genomilat
verldspressen. Aran tillkommer. tvan-
ne franska vetenskapsman, Cailletet
och Raoul Pictet, hyilka bada samti-
digit och hYarandra oberoende matt
samma resultat. Den f6rst namnde
af dessa herrar har den 81 sistIidne
December infor franska vetenskaps.
akademien adagslagt, att qvafvet i
likhet med syret kan bringas fytan-
de form.
Experimental forsiggick normal
skolans laboratorium narvaro af en-
mangd framstaende vetenskapsman
och utf6ll pa ett fullt 6fvertygande
satt. Man sag tydligen huru qyafga-
sen 6fvergick till form af sma droppar.
Namnde gas 0fyergar till vatska vid
200 och syrgas vid 2SO .atmosferers
tryck. Harmed bortfaller ALT tai ON
permanenta gaser.
Luften ar, som man vet, hufvudsakli-
gen sammansatt af syrgas och qyafgas,
och da nu dessa gaser hvar for sig kun.
na bringas fytande form. Dor iu af-
ven luften kunna undergo samma for
vandling. Cailletet har afven harvid.
lag genom ett praktiskt f0rs0k visat
teoriens sanning. Han inf6rde sin
apparat TORI luft befriad fran kolsyra.
Med ofverraskning sag man efter on
stund vid aloppskranens 6ppnande
sma droppar darur uttranga.
Fran vatskeformen ar steget ei langt
till fast form. vi vaga ej inlata oss
nagot tai ON den omst6rtning som
namnda yetenskapl1ga upptackt en-
framtid skall astadkomma inom indu-
striens. samfardselns, lakarekonstenst
och en- mangd andra omraden, men
fnge vi skada ett halft sekel framti-
den, skulle vi helt visst hapna ofver
den jemf0relseyis laga standpunkt pa
hvilken vi nu befinna oss inom namn-
da omraden.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-02-21
HlHAR.JEHA ANDA.

Folket Honolulu pastar att det reg.
mar nio dagar veckan Hilo, och at
minstone l3 manader pa aret och ALT
emellanat regnar det So starkt sprun-
det pa en- tanna, att vattnet icke him
ner ut tillrackligt fort fran bagge an.
darne. =, -
Hog uppskattning. Fruntimret:
''Nej min here, det ar for starkt!
Nj anser mig vara trettio ar gammal
och jag ar endast tjugufem. .''-Herrn:
'sJag ber tusen ganger ON f6rlatelse,
men nj ar cit sa aktningsvardt frun-.
thinner, att jag icke kan uppskatta er
nog hogt."
En- largosse, som plagade komma
sent hem ON natterna, blef slutigen
af sin mastare med grundliga skal Of.
verbevisad ON, att hans lefnadssatt
var h6gst daligt. Under det masta-
rem med en- kapp duktigt bearbetade
hans rygg, shrek han alltjemt: "Hu-'
ru lange skall du tjena den onde g.
Qvidande svarade pojken: s'Ni vet ju
bast, mastare, att min tjenstetid gar
ut pa 8 manader."
Suid med On varg. Invid byn Solon
i departementet Dorgogne-beratta
franska tidningar-vono nyligen tire
unga fickor sysselsatta att yakta nag
"a farhjordar. Pl6tsligt visade sig
en- varginna, som skilde nagra far fran
mangden och dref5 dem bort framf0r
sig. tHerdinnornars skrik och hun
darnes skall bragte djuret att stanna
ett 6gonblick, hvarefter'det fortsatte.
slit lopp, och .da fdet stotte pa lien 49,
arig fiicka, grep det tag henne, kasta.
de henne tillmarken och sargade hen.
nes ena kind. Emellertid stormade
hundarne fran, tda varginnan slapte
fickan. Vid narmaste by, varginnan
kom till, stortade hon sig 6fyer en-
ny farskock. Delta varseblefs af
bonden, II Pierre Moreau, som .jemte
sin adertonariga dotter arbetade ute
pa marken. Utan nagot vapen gick
han lost pa djuret, hvilket tjutande
sprahg mot honom och f6rs0kte att
gyipa honom strupen. Den starke
mannen grep yarginnan midt ON lifs.
vet, tryckte henne TAFT intill sig och
kastade sig ned pa marken med hen
ne. Sedan de. en- stund, tumlat ON
med hvarandra, lyckades det Moreau
gripa djuret strupen och trycka det
mot jorden. Nu kom den unga fic-
kan till och bearbetade med en- hacka
djurets hufvnd, till dess def blifyit
dodt. Moreau .hade under kampen
endast fatt ett sar den ena tummen
SAINT nagra andra obetydliga skramor.
I triumf och stf6ljd az en- beundran-
de nniskoskara, drog han nasta
morgon till staden, hyarest myndig-
heterna utom den i lag f6reskrifna
bel6ningen, lemnade honom en- PEN
sIningegafYa. Den drapta varginnan
matte fran nosan till och med swanson
/ 4 meter och so centimer SAINT vagde
i 27 kilogram lmellan q q Il 1ispund
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-02-21

faraa att Diet ieke lonar sig att lata de
gamla h6nsen lefva. 49,: ..- .@e'
I England har man antagit sasom
en- regel att gifva hasten vatten imam
han far foder, och det ar ganska myc.
..ket som talar for sdenna regel.. Gif-
yer man djuret. fu1lt upp att dricka,
,straxt efter det intagit sin f6da, sa
.utspannes magen ALT for mycket och
dessutom nedsko1jess en del ;af fodan
fran magen ned j tarmarne imam an.
nu matsmaltningen borjat. Darige..
nom ber6fyas djuret det vigtigaste af
sin naring pa samma gang som svara
magsjukd kdomar till fold haraf uppsta.
FI- J.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-02-21

+ Lat oss nu till sist betrakta var.
gamla tyattgumma. 4 So med hyilken
skicklighet hon ihandskas med kladers-;;
ma, och hyilken besynnerlig. artike det.
ar som hon So obekymradltt hanger upp.
pa sstrecket. Jag will icke saga hyad
det ar, ty jag kan tiga. jag, och lemnar
det darf6re at eder, nyfkna lasare,.
att sielfya gissa.3s z z5$s]. ,fSas9 2 .ssE I
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-02-21
Brief fran folket.

n-}ts< den IL Febr.a '78.S
Red. af MINI. Stats Iidmimg:a: g
Litet smaplock fran G5taholms
~ 3. Az" f6rsamling. ''z'-i1s'A
Som det ar temligen lange sedan vi
j edert arade ;tidning laste nagot ON
vestra delen af Carver county, sa ,tor-
de- det ursaktas, ON vi med nagra ra-
der taga tidningens utrymme an
sprak..' '", '.'-." "'5'' " i
Eft stort antal flitige, redbare och
arbetsamme zlandsman aro har bosat-
to stem. del redan for is a 20 ar tillba-
ka) och aro nu besittning af den all
"a skonaste och bordigaste jord. Och
Vi fngo afven-tack ware den CODA
Guden Lsistlidne host inberga en-
sardeles god och riklig hveteskord af
basta beskaffenhet SAINT afven ymnigt
af andra ;jordens produkter.. ia, till
och med majsen gaf en- betydligt stor.
re jafkastning an hvad Vi vagade hop.
pas yid midsommartiden. Sedan ut
klaicktes Eli g de .obehagliga grashopp pporna
milliontal och forsokte att forstora
all var vaxande groda. Men Vi an.
strangde vara krafter till det ytter-
sta q for att bekampa var fiende.
wi strodde och brande hahn fiera gan.
3 r,ar ON hvar sS hnb Sfa,,. - 2 L..L...
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-02-21
Town OF WHITEFIELD, Kandiyohi }
co., den II, Februari. 1878. +
Red. at Min1s. Stats 1iduing:
Annu en- gang ON ''noden Kandiyohi
cOuntv.''

Annu en- gang ON "noden Kandiyohi
county,
I MO S af denna tidning lases en-
uppsats,I hemtad ur .Ep. .Luth. ITd-
skrJt, ber0rande ofYannamda SAX,
som tai att narmare betraktas.
s.Det ar nSgot i denna SAX, som vi
icke begripa'' heter det pa cit stale,
och de n6dlidande western hafva Or
SAX att utbrista pa samn1a satt. Fol-
ket har vet mer an val att det finnes
en- svensk nodhjelpskommitte nagon-
stades; likasa tror jag att de svensk-
lutherska f0rsamlingarne harstades
inrapporterat sanna f6rhallandet fill
sagde kommitte. ON kommitteen har
medel att hjelpa med vet jag Ell, men
att manga f0rsamlingar f6rsummat
att lemna nagot bistand, det ar temli-
gen sakert. Den svensk. .lutherska for
samlingen iSpring Garden, Goodhue
co. har !visat hvad som kunde g0ras,
i det den samma insamlat atskilliga
hundra dollars (eller motsvarande va
luta hvete) till de nodlidande. Delta
hedrar namde forsamling h0gsta
grad; mera kan ej begaras fran en-
plats. Den nara intill liggande for.
samlingen i Vasa .hade, atminstone
for ,tva veckor sedan, ej gjort nagot
vidare i denna SAX, fastan den ar en-
bland de st0rsta och rikaste Mime
sofa. -. , :5a<..
Det klagas pa ett stale namda
uppsats att f0rsamlingarne dar mere
aro ofversvammade af tiggare fran
Western; SAINT, men hvarfore 2 Kan
ske tanka de sa har ON vi ga ut So
kanske ,farvi nagot, stanna vi hemma
blir det nog litet eller intet. ~ II,
Jag har ocksa hort mer an en- saga:
ON har kommer nagon tiggare fran
grashoppe pedistrikten SO helper jag ho-
nom, ty da vet jag hvar det kommer
som jag gifver. Titan tvifyel hafva
manga pa delta satt tiggt ihop hun
dratals bushels. III: 55s511..s9{ SIS
| n Det borde Ell vara sa, ty sallan ham
der det att en- som ar verklig nod
har nagra dragare att sa dar kora ON.
kring med. - a@E .&@fss
Pa tai ON verklig nod far jag saga,
| att fastan Kandiyohi county's befolk-
ming i allmanhet ar fattig, sa tror jag
ej att den samma beh6fver svalta till
d6ds i@brist$pa hjelp fran andra plat.
ser, ty, county''t har annu god kredit,
och kan till folje daraf fors6rja dem,
som ej kunna forsorja sig sjelfva.
Delta ia vi sjelfva betala en- fran.
It'd. z.5Eljg z~5EjgE Il. 4fslJz.szrl + (,
En- It'd yantade Vi pa att hjelp skull.
le komn,a imam den :fattige blef nod.
sokad att salja sina kor eller dragare
for att anskaffa det n6dvandigaste
delta hopp har kommit pa skam, och
de som varit NEST sutblottade hafva
gandt sig till county.ssboarden'' fd6r
helps erhallande, och till dersas be.
rom ma sagas att de 81 juppskiutit
. med hjelpen till sista 6gonblicket,
Den 0friga befolkningen kan smart
/ nog bli for ..h6gmodig'' att annu q
langre tigga sina lyckligare lottade
n,,n; cIynr r,,e dor, =, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
Both Handsome Men.

1t is an interesting fact that both the can
didates for Mayor OF New York are unusual
ly wcll-looking men. Mr. ScHELL is tall
dignitied, and rather solemn. Mr.. COOPER
Is above the average height, active. grace
full, and decided In all his movements. Mr..
ScHELL wears spectacles, which add to the
gravity OF his appearance, while Mr..
CooPER's eyes are bright and flashing with
intelligence and with kindness. Mr..
ScHELL is slow, deliberate, and rather
Dutch in his form Of poltcnoss: while Mr..
COOPER has the ease aud elegance proper to
an American gentleman. In style of speech
they are equally different, yet each of them
expresses himself with reasonable clearness.
Mr. SCHELL, however, is somewhat slow in
his utterance, while Mr.. COOPER Is rapid
and positive. so far as appearance, man
ners, and address GO either of these gentle
men would make satisfactory Mayor.
But the moment we look beyond these ex-
ternal qualifications. the parallel ceases.
Mr.. SCHELL comes into this canvass rs the
representative Of the One Man Power, the
candidate of the King and the Clown, while
Mr.. COOPER stands forth as the representa-
tive OF civic freedom, and OF government by
the people, through the people, and for the
people.
As practical administrators and men of
business, the disparity between these two
good-looking citizens is equally impressive.
MIR. ScHELL is leading director In the
Manhattan Savings Bank, and must bear
his share OF the responsibility for that
absurd system which eliminated in the
gigantic robbery Of Sunday morning last.
Mr.. COOPER is successful manufacturer
and merchant. In his plan of doing bust
ness there is nothing absurd and nothing
careless In his hands every interest of the
citizen will bee duly protected and main
talned. While he is in the Mayors chair ",
may be sure that no burglars will break into
| the treasury OF the metropolis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
OPPONENTS or BEEcHERIsM
The Fan Meeting OF Ministers who do Not
Approve OF the Plymouth Pastor.

The Manhattan Congregational Associa-
ton. which Ia composed Of ministers Of Congre-
eatlonal churches who do not fellowship Henry
Ward Beechcr. held their fail meeting yesterday
in tho Central Congregational Church. Of which
the Rev. DR.. Scuddcr Is pastor. In Hancock
street, near Franklin avenue. Brooklyn. Among
tho attending ministers were the Rev. DR.. H. 5.
Storrs. the Rev. DIR. W. Ives Burlington the Rev.
J. ". Lockwood. tho Rev II. II. MacFarlane. the
Rev. Bishop Faulkner. the Rev. Mr.. Wilder the
Rev. Il. +. Field and the Rey. II. i. Harris. The
Rev. Dr. William NJ. Taylor pastor OF the
Three new membcrs were admitted after the
religious services. The Rev. X. =. Storrs was
elected Moderator for one year AMI the ltnv. H..
H. MacFnrlnne was elected secretary and ! rens-
missions and mission chapels. speaking par
ticulary of the enterprise Of the Church OF the
Pilgrims In connection with the Warren street
being built Mt DeRraw and Henry streets. Tho
sunday school Of this mission Is now one OF the
largest in the city. A discussion was had on
the subject OF securing mid Tor members OF the
association who may be laid aside from active
service because oi age or sickness. or for tho
families Of the ministers who dying in service.
leave their households without ample necuniary
u collection In the churches OF the association
for this purpose. and that Or. Burlington. DR..
Storrs and DIR. Taylor should be committee to
solicit receive, and dlsburse the money,
The association decided 70 meet in Dr. Hep
worth church on the last Tuesday IN January.
and to examine candidates at their meeting In
April. DIR. Storrs said that every opportunity
should be extended to young men to be 9Xnln;
come TO his notice TINT one or two young men
had desired IT, receive their license TO preach
from the Manhattan Association. but as they
did not know when II met. they went 10 another
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
The Old Chief and the New.

Under TWEED the members and favorites
OF the Ring thrust their arms into the city
treasury, without hindrance, up to the ell
bow. No one said them nay until civil and
criminal prosecutions were instituted, when
they fell like LUcIFER, Sor Of the Morning.
Now we have new chief-a new King,
with Clown TO follow him.
Under the reign OF the new King the sew
eral county officers respectively extort lille
gal fees for official services. This is done
boldly and arrogantly. No one says them
nay. The chief does not threaten to cut of
their heads, but, on the contrary, counts
them on the list of his best friends.
Much Of TwEED's robbery was done by
augmenting small, Just bills against the
city, and sharing in the excess. Small, just
charges are now augmented. and the Tam
many officials pocket the surplus.
What is tho difference in principle-or in
the want OF principle-between this practice
and what TWEED did ? A difference in the
mere amount involved cannot affect the
character OF the act.
II Tammany officials unblushingly extort
certain sum now, when their tenure is
strengthened what reason have we to be-
lieve they will not become as bad as the old
Ring
We have had enough OF Tammany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
A Lesson from History.

In the year 1875 there was great contest
between the One Man Power OF Tammany
Hall and the people OF this city Then seven
Judges Of various courts were elected, as
were also II District Attorney and Coroner;
and In every instance the King was beaten.
The majoiitles against him and against
his scheme Of political rulc varied from
5000 given to Judge vAN HoEsEN of the
Court of Common Pleas. to more than 10000
for Judge GILDERsLEEvE Of the Court OF
General Sessions, and more than $1,000 for
Recorder HACKETT and District Attorney
PHELPS; while Mt the same time NORTH
ELLINaER who Is now running as candi-
date for reelection to the Office OF Coroner.
beat his Tammany opponent by nearly 1900
majority.
II these things were thus in 1875, why
should not the same result be reached In
1882 The One Man Power Is just as odous
now rs 1t was then. The present Tammany
ticket Is far weaker than the one which was
then defeated while the combination against
IL Is even more united, more Jealous, and
more confident Of success.
Let the people go forward Avlctory over
the One Man Power now will be victory Of
the greatest Importance to the public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
The Effect Upon Business.

The general effect OF the overthrow OF
Tammany, upon the reputation Of the city,
throughout the country, would be- salutary.
OF that We entertain no doubt. The despotic
rule Of one man is at variance with the
American theory Of government, and people
in other parts Of the country are at n loss
to understand how New Workers can recon-
ellie il to their self-rcspect to Ice domineered
over by the mock chief Of mock band Of
Indians. The announcement that the people
of New York had loudly asserted their right
to self-government could not fail 10 cngcn-
der an Increased feeling Of confidence To-
ward this city, everywhere.
An influence OF this kind upon the state OF
business is not inconsiderable. 1t may
safely be stated that the defeat Of Tam
many would be a not unimportant step In
the direction OF improved times.
OF course the great principles involved
are the first consideration in the election
But after the prolonged hard times it is
natural that voters should feel a lively in.
terest in the dawn Of better days, and 1t IL
satisfactory to believe that in this instance
duty and interest go hand in hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
Queer story About Heller. the Magician.


WASHINGTON. Oct. q. Early next month We
the plKvguine people than that VI heller. and lew
names mentioned In city with 50 little Kindness
lie has not PLAYED here Tor many years
In lsas. think IL was. Washington" symphony low
ing ~ Washineton-was quite captured by the musiea
genus VI "A man who cane to Us under the name VI
Palmer He rented pretty house street furnished
IN sumptuous manner. ana nsusuTAted his
Professor success unqualified attended HIM from the
start lie was talented, APPARENTLY rieh and lac had
novel method II teaching We tor ! was one OF his
made astonishing progress Ills lame and his purse
nlsd He had the enure business the nrst houses In
town. notably that OF Mr. Kcckhoeficr the part
IN tile house riggs Co bankers. whose elegant
heme was opposite the quarters OF the Professor.
Mr. kicckhoefrr who, asa German was passionntely
devoted 10 music. and performer on the violin
OF great note He had tour handsome daughters.
tall stately grls. who shared their fathers inusra
euth usiasn After some months Palmer courted AID
married the besuuful VI the SISTERS and 81 1T
father brought her home wreck Ut her former sell and
Tor some time nothing was heard at the man.
In 1885 he returned 20 the city under the cognonen
Heller. reconciliation was patched up and when -
lett town his wife accompanied him In q rev brief
months she found her way back tn her fathers love and
protection. and few died The children twuf
with an aunt The family OF courss had arAc en-
Gle Of acquaintance and they easily be lima ,tntd
have warm welcome ready for the famous cunlurer
whose greatest ient OF magic lay. think in the
told maintained To- the last deep and earnest love tor
he husband Who had sworn 10 love, cherish. and pro.
tcct her
Without doubt Heller stands at the head OF the st Of
cunurcrs and his tricks dcusiuns OF fas call them
AS you may, surlAss comprehension. He has added "a
Is repertoire many strange effects belonging the
called siITltuAsis, aud all of them that last
son Guido anything Foster has ever accomplished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
Tried and Found Wanting.

The great argument in favor of Mr.. SCHRLL
Is candidate for Mayor is that he is the
candidate OF Tammany Hall; but at the
same time 1t will be remembered that he is
q leading director In the Manhattan Savings
Bank. In the latter capacity he is respon-
sible for the system of management which
has just resulted in the robbery Of securi-
ties valued at nearly three millions Of
dollars.
Can the people of this city intrust to n
man who has been found SO grossly wanting
In the prudence necessary To keep secure
the money in the vaults of a savings bank,
the control over the money Of the city
Treasury?