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JULES LIE cEsSr. FRENCH DEPUTY.

A cable despatch from Paris reports that N. Jules
Lc Cesne, Deputy for the FIRST ircumscrption OF
Havre Department OF Seine fercure, Is dead The
deceased Deputy a republican and voted with the
party OF Gambctta all the principal questions but
was not dis;ins uished in any way.
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MOODS "PeIvArE GYCLoP.EDIA OF ANATOMY
w aud Physiology" will DO mailed only 10 husband oe
wife on receipt Of ~ = y. WOOD, Al East ssth -.
Nsw YORK.
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EUROPE.
NOTICE.

tion commercial and principles 70 faithfully
adhered to by his father lately deceased
EUROPE
Paris Exhibltion-To be let, hardsomely furnished
with garden the Trocadero four principal
bedrooms Address 10 nuc DO Ia Pompe
GOLDEN HAiR-ROBAKE's AuREOLINE Pro
duces three applications the besutnl golden
color much admired 1t 10 psreey harmless To be bad
all and fancy goods dealers sole agents.
X. HOvnNDEN SONS. London. England
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SCIIIEDAM sCHNAPpS.

ENDORSED BY THE WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY.
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WIGS, TOUPEES.-G RANCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
wvmaker Switcnes Curis. Invisible Bandesux ~ East
18th st.. near broadway.
WATER TIGHT CELLARs.-P0RTLAND AND
CEMENT STONE COMPANY, ONCE 2l4 Pearl st.. New
York
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, THE BLANCHARD BLOOD AND NERVE FOOD IL
the ouly reliable invigoratvr indored By leading phys
clans 27 Union 63 Broldway NIL druggists Ash
| M vour aur ant for l. AycH ARDS
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sUpRExE CouRr--cHAMBsKs-Held by Judge Bar.
rctt.-Case on, No. IS, Murphy vs. Kelly. No day
calendar.
supRKxE CoURr-GESEaAL TKRM-Hcld by Prssid-
ing Judge DAVIS ana judges Brady and lngslIs-Nos.
254 25b 1853 4l3. 414 261 l4O l4i l44 1872 POI, 205
207, 2oS 2o9, 2o91 2l0, 2i1 22s, 2s2 23s, 240 25S
444N, l35.
Van vors,.-Law and Fact-Nos. 7Os, 572, 629, $50,
$685. 660 694 402 1885, 667 67S 239, 7l6 STA 6O4 621,
es2 c43 e47, o4s eis $50 $685. 66s, se go, on or
1885, 1852 1885, $685. l74s 1l7O 2Oos 2Ol2 2oe2, 2O6s
2oS4 so7s aos, 2Uss COS 1850 2Osi 2osa 2oss,
2oS4 l745, 1885, 1913, lSl4, 1856. Part 2-Heli ny
5s 3oss 5.s oi s ssa
1851 1872 21Il 2l2 2l14 2l15 2116 21S, 2ll9, 2l2O
Part 3-held by Judge Van brunt.-Nos 1925, 1920,
2O9a 2Os6 2ts7, 2Oos 2lO0 2lOl, 2l02, 2los, 2lo4,
BIOS, 2l06, 2l07 2l09. 2ll0
SUPERIOR CoURr-GEsgRAL TxRM-Adjourned for
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPzcrAL TERx-HoId by Judge
Eroedman.-Demurrsrs, Nos 4. 8. Issues OF TACT.
SUPERIOR CoCRr-fRIAL TxRM-Part HELD by Judge
sper-Nos. 529 5s4 a. $40, 634, 3s9, 2ls, AIS 36l,
800 576 500 6l5 $50 $50 2o4 Part Held by cnisi
Justice Curtis.-Case ON, $3.50, McGowan O'Dono-
hue No dsy calendars, Par: s.Hel ID, BY Judge s
403 $40 $50 500 446, 445 59a 39 622. 45l ASH 465.
$50, 1877, CAS- $40 $685. 400. $50 455. 49, 4si, SAT.
COMMON PLxAs-GkSxsAL rERM-Adjournea for the
COMMON PLxAs-srEclAL TERx.-Hsid BY Judge J.
\. Day.-N0s. IT, H. 20
COMMON PLEAs-EeuirY TxRA-Heid BY Juogo J.
7. D4ly.-Nos. 4, Is, l, IL.
COMMON PLEAs-fRiAL TxRx-Part l-Held by
Chief Justice e. r. Daly.-Nos 1871. 100, TIA 762, 783
764, 1885, 7C6, 787, 1858, 769 TO, I'll, 772 Part p
Held ny Judge Larremorc.-Nos FOL, 66l GIG, 1880,
677 3D. Az 4l3 1884, 1922 1885, 1895. $780, 60S, 1906
$685. 433 295 1882 $751; 506 ll72 1909 l798, no. 104l
EOS, 6O3 235, l472, 1855, 1915.
MARINE COCRr-lRIAL TERN-Part Held by Judge
Sinnott-Nos 479S 1882 1919, 4792, 4755, 4S4l ASA
aS64, 4S90 1907 47s5 22205s, Also, 49l4 49l6 Part
2-Hed BY Judge Sherdan-Nos 442S. 1922, 40S3
451 1850, 4217 4l30 4l65 1923. 4218 44o 37l4 2239
3728, 4077 Part 3-Held by Chcf Justice Aiker-
Nos. 2l6l 464o 499 1885, 4421 $685. 2l06 $780, 1917,
1906 2372. 4730, 5070 4745 1000
COURT GENERAL SKssIoys-Part Hold by
Judge Sutherland.-rhe People VS. William McGlory,
ieonious assault and battery; Same W.. Louis Fay,
feonious assault battery Same S. GeoghegaD,
ielonious assault and battery; Same vs. Adolph
Kuriz, felonious assault and battery; Same vs.
Joshua Alexander, grand larceny; same vs.. Jeremiah
Same VS.. Samuei Olsberg, receiving stolen goods;
W.. Catharno NJ Grory, dsorderiy house. Part p
Held by Juoge GiIdersIeeve-Tne People va Edward
Malone, robbery tcontinqedl; Same Va Thomas VIII
son, John Y. Jones and John Mullin, robbery; Same
christopher Huck, feonious assault and battery;
Same Peter Wilmot, eionous assault and battery
Same Vs. Patrick HagRerty and Joseph Lowell, burg.
larry Same VS.. James Driscol and William Carter,
burglary Same Thomas shields, larceny from tue
person; Same VS.. Michael Rearion, receiving stolen
goods; Same VI. Emma A. Jones, iaise pretepcea
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ONLY AN EAR.

Not llttls Interest created yesterday in Part
Sfshe Court OF General Sessions, tho occasion OF
the trial Of William ). Thompson, indicted on
charge OF mayhem-or In other words for having
bitten Oh the best part Of William Whaen's left eur.
Cne complainant stated that the night OF the 1S.h
Of July last he going through West Twenty
seventh street, IN company with companion named
Peter Murphy. In the middle of the block Thomp-
son aecosted Wnalen, wanting TO know the hour
Failing 20 receive . satisfactory answer Th0mp-
son, according to Whalen's statement, graspcd
the latter around the waist, threw him the
ground and deliberately seizlng his lett in his
teeth bit halt OF II or After tnis free feed he
away, but was captured and taken 10 the station
house. The statement OF the witness was c0rrob-
Grated By Peter Murphy and James DevIne,
the latter OF whom assisted others In drag
gng Thompson from Whalen. In rcply to mis-
counsel, Dir. Alfred Steckier, the prisoner alleged
that on the night IN question the complainant and
assaulted him 10 Twentyssventh street, where
he received severe usage. In regard to the biting ha
SAID ne was so excited no did MOI know what he was
doing. On motion OF counsel the Court directed
the Jury TO acquit on the ground Of variance
bet the proof aud the Indictment, the latter
alleging that tho prisoner lay IN walt 10 commit tho
crime charged. Jnogc Giiderslcevs so ordered, but
cotton OF Assistant District Attorney Lyon the
prisoner was romanded ana Will DO tried on now
.tct moi
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REAL ESTATE.

Yesterday was tho most busy OF the year on the
Real Estate Exchange, and the attendance OF buyers
was very large. IL will be seon that twelve pieces
outside buyers for an aggregate Of $74 o3s.
The sales made public auction OF properly up town
in or the line OF tho east side rapid transit
shows that fresh impetus has boon given TO tho
market In that quarter The details Of the salss are
as foiiows:-
Esssusor. sale e, the aye 9ry and md q ss,s .a
between Sd aud l.h sta. sroundrsn SOU per =.
Also h 20 IL. story oiic. house With 10. a4.6o
NO. 90 "a. av;, O. .. between VI aud ath sts.. go
Also. Foreclosure sale Alfred Mcintyrc referoe.oi
iss i ss 'o.y esis "a. wts IL. II ava
70 paiutiG ;. 1000
ss TX / NO. MOI Ia West sosa s. - ioois,so
Of tho above. Ed D. Jayn :............. $3.50
H. s. Ransom, referee foreclosure sale Of the four
So s s asSD g.: assgs S xh lot Of ss
av' 70 pan'in. ~ . ..., s4ooo
Edward $. Rapalo. rererso Foreclosure sae Of
s s.ss sS,y s.isk nossG WITH IL s
p'an'n iyoss ''ooo
sns lot. 2ssio1. on the 9. ; Of Madison av.. III
ny A. p nisnn
Foreclosure sale James y. oanpocll. reieree-of
ass,%lc On No. ia Ess. ' iiOss st. s. aSci.
L. WILLS
J. Malcolm Smith, rse. zee Foreclosure saieof plot
OF land, lD7xl2jx2JOx 10 on Ann st., - corner of
Catharine st. Cain wsrdl, to painful ..... $500
"a. v. HAKNkTr.
Foreclosure ale-Frederics w. Loew, referee-ofa
plot Of land 7I22xluu. on Madison av., - I. cor
oil 76th ST. TO pisintin.... $4,000
ALSO, similar sac-1eorge :. Sedrwiek, rsicree-of
three lots, each 25.2xIUO, ON eth sv. n. corner
oil 18th 81. to psint 1890
18Th 81, 10 paia,lG ....'... 2.ioo
corner OF ojtn 81. two lots, together IN size 5u.
% lxoU 4xsS. 9TH av.. o. -. IS u n u. OF s5th
i've lots together In sizs i2U liz 100 = on 9th
Av., n. corner OF g6th 81. one lot, 45.5xlUU,
vth av.. = e. corner OF 9th st.. aud ono lot. Slix
2Ol. iuxI 1.2A2Ol. ~, on W est 9th St. q. lu0f.
of 9th all to plaintiff ~ ,0O0
Also, public auction sale story house.
with lot "a xlU6, on I'D av n .. corner VI l2vtn
-, To- A. Lnscott.. ........,.......... lS,oOO
house with lot 25xiUU. H. on East 10th 81. O.,
27oit e. OF LIST av., TO J. A. Linscott $500
Also, similar sale--oi seven three brown stone
front houses. with lots each IL luxluUll (Nvs.
o24 ~ 5.B rast llytn ST., ~, 3l5 t. .. OF NV. A.
fouf 10 James Nc lienry, ~ Si5,U7J; two 10 j. A.
LInscott At S745o, and one to j. IS. Foley vt
S3,bo.................. 28290
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PSEUDO HEIRESS.

Emily Blum. who had adroitly swindlod number
persons by false Representations Of large Inherit
Ince, was arraigned yesterday for obtaining money
snder false pretences, before Judge Sutherland in
Part I. Court Of General Sessions on tho l1,h ult
sne vas tried a similar offence In tue same court
but ~ the jury disagreed enc was remanded to
she 1ombs. she appeared In court q similar
charge, accom- pansea ny her two young daughters,
and pleaded guilty. Tho Judge, IN OF tho time
she had ALREADY spent In the Tombs, imposed n
mitigate sentence oil months In the Penitentiary.
Your Honor" interpossd the WIDOWS counsel
81 snail have 10 translate your remarks she does
not understand Engish.n
.Oh, rslorled HIS Honor, with grim humor that
sxtorted an appreciative response IRON the court
room, IL fancy she will understand the months
sentence without the need OF an Iutoi pretcr.v
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ADMIRALTY DECISION.

Judge Choate rendered decision yesterday In an
admiralty case. Il was action brought by Frank
lin A. Wilson. and others, owners Of half OF the
ship Anna Il. Smith, to OBTAIN decree for tho salo Of
shs vessel and a division OF the proceeds among the
owners, ground OF q disagr In reference
10 The business and employment OF the vessel IL Is
under charter tor Francisco, and the charter
executed by the psrt while the vessel was
NJ sea. Judge Choao held that the circumstances dd
not acct The execution oil tho charter and that the
employ oi tue vessel not iuimical to II, ana
that therefore the Court could nerpose 20 order
tho sale Of the property. The bel was therefore DIS
missed. Mr. X D. BENEDICT appeared Tor he ltbelents
aud Messrs. W. W. Goodrtah and W. X. Becbs Tor 70.
epondonts.
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Az. A. Of sash st.. soxioo; same to Mar
10Th i. IT. e 81 7;i Az, ss1asS; Ensiin:
chsls: bassin and wife to Isaac .. De alSor.
lisis st., . s.: aas Il. . Of 4,h a1 i7ioxiooio;
Daniel DAILY to Elisabeth Msehsn..,......... Nom.
Harriet Elag .............. -. $3.50
HotsD; William A. sesver ueeeiver) to susan
77.H st. n =. 400 r. = Of ID av is srloaa, 4. c.
Wilson Geisree) TO John csstree &c ... 5000
Louisa Jousssr and other ............... $500
nsisres) to John GrunG.clsr ..... 49,. 1000
lote =. Harris and hush Joseph Dunton :. Nom.
same property; Josepl Dunton and wife TO Charles
4os6 st. n s.. $50 II. w. o 5.I .y. Il 5.loo5;
Siemhol Sn sai . John GsosSsi
and other Nom.
Blake Geiereei TO samuel $3.50
h.ass AND VII. e fs wgsh 1850
Cullen o to sssphs1a knapp s.seac 800
49,. -. ,AssiGNsksIs OF MORTGAGES
Charles !. southmAyd ana others trustses) Nom.
cordts, Henry w. to Otto iismken ssos
Fox. Charles to Cyrus scoheld
H la%s j. o name % MAJ: om.
King. Betsy. 10 Arnold j. B. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1870
ss eapss Martin to samuel r rst.sI.on soo
Appleby, Leonard and wife. to robert B. Mintarn
Beck; John WIFE, y H.r1ss ossr.:sr, 80
augusta. Trsas1sx rsssan. s0oo
2uh st.. w. OF 7th av.; years. 800
Benael. William and husband. TO tho Mutual Life
Insurance Company, No. 2oS West 9th st.
D: vile to Charles Dassn, '0
:, D. OF 9th ST. O. OF Madison notes. 800. 10000
French, Thomas j., to Matilda French others
q also an NJ Gram. .ns
ercy Park; also 4. W. OF 10th u ". and 3ith
st.. also n. y corner Of Sd ". and 55th ST. Also
B. ". corner OF I'D NV. and 3uth and also H. s,
Of 54h 81. from Of av A TO East River.
GILBERT, BERTHE aud others. TO Mortimer ii. Leonard;
n g. Of 34th st. corner of 7th 1000
Henaeiang, Adoph. to John WAITER No. 400 East
Hom.nn. Maria and husband to Franz Schilb. w.
T. OF Clinton st., s. St Delaney St.. 1000
H9pKins Ferdinand T.. TO the Union Dime Savings
Institution e. = Of Lcxins ton av., .. OF 18th St..
Hughes Henry aud wife. to Emgrant Industrial 49,
savings Bank, n g. of Spring 81, OF Thompson
Lenckel. Frederick, Jr., TO Daniel r. Kendall Ms. ~
Oh l2lst st.. 30 II, q. OF 4lh 3 Ito
same TO same n g. OF l2lst ST. 1917 O. of 18th av.;
Same same s.. Of i2lst ST. iii IT, q Of 4th Az;
Same to same n. .. of l2Ist ST., It's IT. e. Of 4th av;
syssrs .......:... ITO
Mcclure. Alice aud husband, to Marsaret Sherry,
B. T. Of 10th ST., Q. OF av A; 2years......... l395
Medium. Henry r. and vile, to Daniel r. Kendall;
OF l2lst 2uY It. .. ot 4th Ito
Same to Same; u. of l2lst., 226 IT, OF 4th ay
years. Ito
StrAer, James A. and others, to the Bank for Saw
Wsnde Corneiia aud husband to Maggie Jarman;
n. q. OF I'd ST., W. OF I'd 1000
Wripht, Isaac E.. TO Cnarles E. Rundell; Ii. 4. OF
lloth st., n. of2d av, year 10 500
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CLERGYMANIC GUARDIAN.

Mary 9. Clifford recently made application 10 Sur
rogate CALVIN Tor order compel Rev. William A.
Masker, hsr guardian, to account Tor moneys
alleged TO belong 10 her. amounting to 81, $50, of
which he became possessed through appointment as
guardian OF her estate in October 1870 The matter
came up yesterday IN the Surrogate's Court u
ton made by her counsel, Mr. Isaac l..
Sink, to compel her guardian to make sucn
accounting II appears that the money che claims
was pension money lett to ner BY her iather, James
G.Iord, who died while serving the Union cause in
the late war. Unable, as she says. uuy longer to
stand the abuse and iil-treatnent OF her guardian
receiving Satisfaction as 10 what disposition
was made by him Of her funds since left this city,
applied the Court Tor reiiei tho matter Tho
adjourned until the 28th inst 10 enable tho
guardian 10 nle his accounts.
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his daughter Margaret. ten years old. with his two
sisters Catherine and Mary Aap a., MURPHY: ne says
violence n he attempted 10 take her. Judge Barrett
yesterday granted writ OF habsas corpus In the CASE
Hugh Jordan. a resident OF Worcester Mass,
brought suit in July last for divorce against his wife,
Elizabeth Jordan. alter which she came TO this CITY.
teen Mrs. Jordan failed 10 respond 10 writ Of ba-
beas corpus requiring her 10 produce tho boy In cou
and Yesterday Judge Barrett directed that attacks
mont be issued against her Tor contempt
Francois Lambert, blind Inherent musician, OBJ
tanned yesterday In !. trial before Judge Lawrence
The OF the ltiRants had quarrel, when their
husbands took hand 10, resulting IN Lam ai
In q suit brought by Frederick Christian Ihls
against Maria Christian Ihe an order was yesterday
granted by Judge J. +. DAILY substituting Charles
Frazer as attorney for the plaintiff In place OF Sigsi
muud Bott his former attorney. In the sfa avit on
which the motion based plaintiff states that
he had paid Bot $685. but that ne has Jailed 20 prose
cute the action properly and mas since been d'soarr'd
Albert ]. Wifi, a youth Of twenty, on the s0,h Of
March last, was married to Johanna Masters. ana
lived with her till the LIST Of july when, he al
ieges discovered that she had been guilty oil adu
terry. He wishes 10 bring SUIT for divorce, ami on
application Judge Barrett appointed the youths
father, Gabriel W. Wol guardian ad litem 10 prose-
cute the SUIT
assistant janitor Of the Court House building tho
LIST OF January, 1871, and that he entered his
duties and was assigned to experimenting ana clean
81 200 per annum, which. however, was only paid
him Tor eight months He brought suit against the
city to recover S. 500 alleged balance up Janu.
airy, 1874. The second trial OF the CON-
msnccd yesterday, before Judge Larremore, IN the
Court OF Common Pleas The city defend on tue
ground that The plaintiff was never legally appointed
by the Board OF Supervisors. Messrs SANFORD anu
Wcst appear fer the plaintiff, and Assistant Corpora.
ton Counsel Requier for the city.
The brought by A. I. Stewart Co against
Mr.. T. O. Denning 10 recover $40 tor an Administer
carpet, specially imported for him. which was being
before Judge Donohue, yesterday rather
nm unexpected conclusion. Alter considerable tessi-
mony had been taken aud Mr.. Sloane the carpet
dealer, had lett the witness stand, Nh Daniel Clark
Briggs the deendants counsel, proposed that ii Mr.
Sloane would go to Eimra and examine the carpet
and report that II correspondcd with the order the
defendant would pay The price, together with the
COSTS / suit and the charges OF Mr. Sloane. The
proposition was promptly accepted by Mr. Henry H.
Rice, the plaintiffs COUNSEL anu stipulation TO such
effect once drawn up accordingly.
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SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

In the suit for absolute divorce the ground OF
adultery brought by Celia Hunting against her hus-
band James II. Hunting, no answer having been put
In, Judge freedman, OF the Superior Court yesterday
granted an order OF reference TO Henry wchlo.
Some time ago Emeline Meschutt, AS she says, fell
on the sidewalk and broke nor arm In three places.
She sued the city for damages, and an adav sct-
sing up that she has not yet recovered ana that her
husband s also sick and unable 70 support her. Judgc
j. y. Daily yesterday granted an order advancing tho
sause on ths calender.
James Murphy, alter the death Of his nrst wife, Left
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MAR RED.

BERKHEIAER-EHASUEL-On Tuesday, October Is,
1878, by The Rev. Or. G. Gotthst, JHRoAE BERN
HsiAsR TO GERTRUDE EMANUEL both Of this city.
CHRIsTIAKsON-WHITE.-O Monday, October Ia. at
tho residence OF Mr. Briggs the uncle OF the bride,
BY the Rev. James Marshall, WILLIAM NJ. CHgIsTIANsos
10 KATIE E. WHITE, all OF Now York
DRsnAyEs-LYox.-On Wednesday, October Q, 1878,
BY the Rev. q. D. Mandevilie. D. ", ERNEST DEsnAYEs
70 FANNIE NJ, daughter OF Sarah A ana the late W..
w. Lyon, all Of this city. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures Jersey City, 9th
inst, at the residence OF the BRIDE by the Rev. DR..
Spencer NJ Rice, OF Grace Gu urch, SAMUEL HALLE
HURST, JE, OF Baltimore, and ELIZA D. VAxDERvooRT,
daughter Of John ID. VandsrvoorI
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
The following Is q statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded In the Registers oloe
October 10, 1875

October 10, 1875
9th av.. W. S., 503 II. n. Of 9th st., 25x75; also
lOtb av, W. 1913 II. n Of 9th ST.. 25x 75; also
Mulberry ST., ". ~, 20 IT, g. OF Park st., 25x74;
lin Marks and wife 90 Bernard T. 81 600
Peck slip (Nos. and 81 also Pear 81 mos. and
3l2J Andrew kevan others to william kevsn Nom.
5lst ST.. ~ It. OF LIST av, 2Ox LOO OF Freder-
lck schucs ana wife to Ludwig II. Magnus.... Nom.
5ist st., n. s., same propertyi Joseph X. simon aud
ath av.. s. W. corner OF 35,hst 2ix726; Mary r.
Collins and nus sand 10 Pierponl Morgan. ss7so
Lee xington av., Q. ~, Gus o. OF 47th So, 20xs5;
sins.. ...:...... i4.ooo
JACOB Sslman ana vie 20 wilism saul iz.2oo
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31

eo over by dissatisfied heirs at the East,
l'eIe lie awaiting the CLAIMANT. The lands
he'e are not only free. but they are ready
ior ehe plow, the reaping and the moving
machine. There are few manifestations in
all our Public Domain that if cared for.
wrought and properly husbanded, Will not
oh'y iced a family but become a handsome
fortune to the holder. There is no surer av-
ehue to independence than by homestead
ing We say emphatically to every young
man. do not fail to master a good trade or
or secure and stay by a homestead. Man
never worked up a life for a nobler or better
purpose than in the making of a beautiful
lome-working with Cod the great mas
tei-lland, to beautify and adorn the earth.
That is not a lost life which creates a home.
The Public Domain.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31

M. NJ. Fell and Frenzy, at a recent meet
ing Of the Academy of Sciences, read a paper
describing a new process for the manufac-
ture of rubies and other precious stones.
The sensation created by these wonderful
experiments has been SO general that the
Association Of Jewellers have written to
some Of the papers stating that it was i'm
possible for human Art to compete with ma
ture. who has at her disposal at i,tdefinate
number of centuries, which is not the case
with any human worker. M. Daubree, the
Director Of the School of Mines, has express
ed the wish to open, in the public museum
OF that establishment, a gallery for the ex-
hibition of minerals produced arti1cially.
M. Fell has already produced in his glass
foundry, and by the same process az rubics,
an immense number of stones, which can he
compared with the most admirable cryeta-
line production of nature. Some of them
are so inexpensive that they may be use.i
for ordinary decorative purposes.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
ADVICE GRATIS.

Upon what are we to explain the propen-
sity Of mankind to volunteer advice to one
another? That such a propensity exists
any one may easily satisfy himself in q very
short walk through the streets. Ii horse
has fallen down and stubbornly refuses to
get up, there will always be some passer-by
ready with suggestions for his relief. Fake
a rather more sensational scene. and mag
ine two men puinmelling one another with
their fists. Is it not perfectly certain that
each combatant will be backed up by an inn
promptu chorus of spectators wildly inter-
ested to all appearance in the Success OF 4
man they never saw before? The shouts OF
encouragement and advice are, perhaps, OF
a simple and honely sort, bat are they not
for all that honest attempts TO give advice
which is unasked for and unsought? Are
Qga 10 believe that in these and many hun
d, y j of other cases where one stranger is
to ..a found giving counsel to another he is
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FAME.

..vhat is fame?" asked 81 youth.
..'Tis the poets inspiration;
-f;s the patriots just rcEardj
vhess the edge OF warriors sword.
welcome danger, toll. privation,
81 7 might but write my name
1f;ch upon the roll of fame
uwbat is fame?" I asked a eagc;
md he smiled with pregnant meaning.
:. ,Tis q bubble-'tis % breath
Phantom fire that lends to death!
Aftermath Of tardiest yield,
ca,nered on life's harvest field,
stripped Of all that's worth the cleaning
..Whsf is fame 90 I asked IL man,
Worldly-wise; thus his advising:
"Worship not, yet scorn not fame;
rTis the echoing OF your nane
E,r q breath-yet fills yeur sails;
Fire-to boil your pot avaiis.
Fame is-gratis advertising!'
Boston Trapeier.