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New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
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NIETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWl

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
WI OPEN FROM $50 a. NJ TO II y; NJ
RECTOR RSrREE1-Nearest point Tor wan suoet fefty'
aud connects with tor South Ferry. - ,,,
COZ RTAN DTSTKEETNeares point for Jersey CITY and
PARK Nearest point ofice City Hall and
CaAMBRss rREEf-Nearest point Tor Payonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN STREET. . -. e,.... ,,.rr,,
aRANDsTREET point for Desbrose5 street Ferry
10 Jersey CITY, with for DesOo ses anu
East Grand street Ferries ~. .,,
BIEECK ER. ST Connects with cars Tor tss' anu
EIGHTH sTREET-Nearest point for Christopher stree.
Ferry ioboken connecting with cars Of CnrsoPhoi
and East Tenth street Ferries . -. ,,,., co,or.
FOUKTEENTH STREEr-Nea earest point TO Union sqniITr IT,
Wallack's and Iyceum Theatres. Academy OF Music IT
wing and Tammauy Halls, connecting with cars LOT East
TN,Snty third and Thirty.fOurth street Ferries. O.
rW EN D-SrREET-Nearest point Ia Boom ~.
James Park Theatres Grand Opera II ohse ohne,
Garden and Masonic Temple, aud T"entythird etree'
Ferry Jersey CITY. . -. c,.,aor,
THfIyTS TIII IUDs LET Nearest point 20 standard
HIoafway and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium, anu
san Francisco Minstres connecting Win cars io' "oo
hawken Ferry. -, -. ,,o,,, Tam.
Ter Companys cabs for Grand Central Depot.
FIFTl ETIi.SfREEr- - .,. g., ,,.., p,,,
o0nnectn ng with ears oi Belt Line RAILROAD
For upio sn trans take side STATIONS.
Fov doN ntON trains side stations
FARE CENTS. Except between the hours OF O;5O "
" ' ~ VIM. II. GARRISON. President
NJ VAN BROcELIN, Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
WHATA BROOKLYN DETEC7ITE RECEITED.

Detective Frost, of the Brooklyn Central
Office Squad yesterday received large envelope which
was found TO contain a 81 900 Sew-Jorsey Central
Railroad coupon bOnd, numbered 1921. The
bond is registered in the name Of John
Watson. Two OF the coupons have been used-
superlnteDdent Campbell has taken measures to trace
the ownership Of the bond In the envelope was the
following letter. signed "Yeritas," and dated New
York, December 26.
SIR: having heard that you were looking for some
Bonds thought would let you have one that pal I"
OF mine got away with time ago. he got away with
more thRu this one but hes got the other planted AMI
don't know where he got the collar out west some me
ago and il doing time Joliet Ill the only reason return
this Bond is because can't dispose OF IL without run
ming chances and thought by returning IL 10 You and
IL should the cellar over ON your SIDE you would do
much Tor me yOu know me well you got me settled
about q years ago but 1t wasn't Your fault If o
tell YOU my name you would know well III haste
main YOurs truly.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
TITLE TO THE BARGE OFFICE SITE.

JUIItW pIdIFS IIHtIIII- -4tIIUIHCy " UUUIUIU
yesterday forwarded to the Attorney General the abb
OF his opinion the official searches IN regard
to the acGuirement OF land as site the proposed
barge Office Battery. On June 15 1873. Congress
passed authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury
erect barge office the Battery, at cost OF S2l0.
900. providing triangular piece OF land between the
Government lnd the new VIII teball boat slip.
THIS property was conveyed by the SINKING Fund
Commissioners to the Government on the pay
ucnt of $4,000. The question then arose whether the
city had good ttie which they could convey,
question the Attorney General erred 10 Dis
rictAtIOrney WOUdOrd. lhe latter nds tL3t the land
in question conveyed TO tue CITY OF New-SOrk by
tue State 1921 certain purposes only, and that lhe
revcl is st The state. He says, therefore, that
addition the action uf tue Common Council aud
Sinking Fund Commissioners there must be an set OF
TIL Legislature enaBnE tue Commissioners ot lhe Land
Office to cede interest Oi Int state 10 tie United
Stales he gives furtEer opinion that tie prem
lses cannot be virtue OF ally execution Issued
under Judgments returned official searches.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
JUSTICE PINCKYKY'S Defence.
TESTIMONY OF MEN WHO NEVER SAW HIN INIoXl
GATED.

TESTIMONY or MEN WHO NEVER SAW HIN IHToXI-
GATED.
The hearing in the Pinckney trial was re-
sumcd yesterday after OF several days. Justice
Pinckney was present and exJudge CardOzo appeared
for the first time among his counsel. A large
number OF witncsses-lawyers, for the most part,
who had attended tho Seventh District Court
were examined for the defence. The wltnessrs
agreed thai upon the days when they were present
in the Ju9Ice Piucney had appeared sober and
Intelligent Judge, and had discharged the buSinrss
brought before him with prOmpiness and ability Joseph
Kocl once Justice OF the Fifth DIST let Court, testified
that he had presided ut seventh District Court
ing the ahsehce Justice semler IN 1873 In the
mary proceedings acted upon by him he had ncver
received fees from Anthony, who was then Clerk
Of The Court. james Porter. the keeper or
restaurant at No. go Third-ave, had never
seen Justice Pinckney, who frequently lunched
of hts saloon, when the Justice did know
what no about. lie Thought Justice PDckney was
a perfectly sober George L. Dolinger "A builder.
" ho had known Justice Pinrkney for nbOu' thrtyvc
wears had never him drink liquor In Joseph
Schwab, builder, testified that he had kept liquor
saloon winch he sold last September. DiL You ever
sell Justice nckI liquor III bottles asked Mr.
Reayy. " No, cir not In bottles
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
>oTHER RAILROAD SCHEMES.
PROPOSED CHANGES AND CONTRACTS on vARIoU


PROPOSED CHANGES AND CONTRACTS on VARIOUS
LINES.
The proposed arrangement between the
Wabash and Illinois Central Railroads includes a
time contract when the present lease, now being
operated under months notice Of cancellation shall
have expired IN addition, the Paducah Road recently
purchased by c. X. Garrison, will be run local line,
the Wabash aud Illinois Central Roads 10 divide the
cost of operating and the profits losses general
manager is TO be appointed representing both roads.
final conference arrange the details OF the
tract viii be held next week between VcePTesdent
Ackerman. Of the Illinois Central. and President Garr
son, of the Wabash Roads.
Another fact fleight line has been established, 10
be known as The Wabash and Erie Freight Line"
The route will he from 81. Louis 10 Toledo the
Wabash, from Toledo 10 Mtnshed over the North
western of OhlO and from Mansfield to NewYOrk
the Atlantic and Great Western and New-YOrk, Lake
Erie and Western Roads.
Tue new cOntr between Pacific Mail and the Union
and Central Pacihc Railroad Companies gives the
ship company the right 10 examine the passenger
cords OF the Union Pacific 10 ascertain the precise
amount Of head money due. The proposition for the
Panama Railroad Company 10 reduce It's
monthly charges has not been acted upon One
or two meetings OF the Conference Committees
have been held and the Panama Committee has sug-
gested that action viii be takep uutil Pacific Mail
furnishes statement OF its receipts and expenditures
for the last six months.
The officers OF the Central Railroad OF New Jersey
deny the rumored abandonment OF the scheme TO esab
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
A LETTER FROM ELDER f. W. EVA


The Editor or The Tribune.
SIR Was it premature So far as the South
is concerned are they, In heart, really Slave
holders to-day az they ever were2 The Israehtsh law
under which, ut each seventh Sabbatical year, all
debts were cancelled and all slaves released the masters
and mis,resses were enjoned not to send them aFay
empty, to remember that they had been worth more
To their owners than hired servants. Therefore, they
were To give them literally of the the herd and the
Gock-the things that money alone represented
thus to part with them In friendship, as some
OF the Cuban Shareholders are doing by re-
leasing three hundred and seven hundred al
a time aud as England did with the West Indies and
Russia with her mons-a free will orring of enlight-
ened conscience quckened by convictions OF the wrong
they have done TO their flesh aud blood to their own
Hebrew brethren For be IL bered that the jew
brotherhood did not nd beyond their own non-
atty Gentes might be held as slaves, and usury he
taken OF them. Something OF this distinction may be
observed a. South. The slave must be black Then
Il must be proved logically to the southern intellect that
black people are not human beings, members Of the
southern nationality OF the universal Brotherhood OF
man. or with the nalienabe rights OF life and and
liberty To condemn by urgaDlc law national or society
wrong great gain. bur afer thus doing the VIII O GOd
we have need patience to endure the tine OF heahg
when the cause the moral wounds, bruises aud sores
has removed The North must he patient with the
south. It mad Progressed up 10 abolition; hence
the war; aud hence the anita Onsm 20 the North, ana
pcrss en effort to continue slavery IN substance
the institution has ceaSei 10 nave regal existence
When il legal. tue morahsts contended against IT,
Now that It Is Illegal tho immOralIss contend Tor IT,
Wheu nations born IN dav, tn accouchenent must
he 18th prolonged national pain and agony The young
'ic musi De protected INTO manhood ana wOmaunOOd
the part Of nursing Htuers and Nursing mothers. 10
eayc web of governmental union out of thrty-seyen
States Ork great and grand thai lew appreciate
It's significance, OF measure lis magnitude. -
Mount Lebanon. Dec. 20, 1873. L. W. EVANS
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28

lish new line between HewYork and Pbiadelpnia IN
the interest OF the Baltimore and Ohio Raioao AGIec
tor said Yesterday tnat the surveys had been completed
and all the necessary connections made so tnat fegu
trans would started within the next Two Meeks.
Ne antieipafes legal contest with the PennsyiNana
Rallroad the latter claiming to be the absolute owner
OF one and quarter miles OF the roah Leading 10 .e
dspot at Philadelpha which the uew ne must run
Papers were served Yesterday for foreclosure unner
the sinking fund second mortgage bonds OF the ooub
ern Railroad OF Long Island TDis step was taken nnur
an agreed plan OF reorganization by when the roao Is
be sold ec to first mortgage OF S75op0o Inc otni
gage S30OOOO making total indebtedness 10 De pro
Vided for $2,55O,O00. When the purchase Is COIN
effect the holders OF second mortgage bonds are 20
receive GO per and those of the third moTtgage
bonds 40 per cent face value and accrued inter-
either in new mortgage bonds preferred STOCK lne
interest has been paid regularly on the rs mortgage
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
CH1RTER OAK PROPERTY IN NEW-YORK.

HARTfoRD, Conn.,, Dee. 27.-ln the Charter
Oak conspiracy trial to-day, the whole time was con-
sumed IN an examination of witnesses with reference 10
the value of the NewYork property owned by the com
nny and bought by Furber. 1t stands the cOmpanys
hooks at about So 900 The state introduced James
n TAYLOR Andrew ID. MellIck aud Francis p. Fernald
whose estimates varied from $230o000 to S25OO0 900
The witnesses for the defendants f. H. Lawrence
Homer Morgan, Anthony ecker and General Egbert
L. yele all of whom placed the value at from S35OOO0O
Ia ~ 900 George NJ. Bartholomew president Oi the
con auy and s. L. McNary one Of the directors under
the present management OF poicyhold'rs. testified that
thcv considered the property worth every dollar AT
which rated ON the books OF the company. The
tcstmcny showed that the income from IT per
cent on tne valuation whi,n Is given as asset
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
yANDARBILTs STEAMSHIPS.
xrw ppr1cHT LINE TO EUROPE.

NEW FREIGHT LINE TO EUROPE.
,orpTryx nov STEAMSHIPS CHARTERED TO con-
xrcr WITH TnE NRw-YORK CENTRAL ROAD
WHAT IS SAID OF THIS NEw SCHEME TO SECURE
TERMINAL FAcuInEs-oTHER RAILROAD AND
STEAMSHIP PROJECTS.
William II. Vanderbilt has entered into contract
with John c. Seager of this city, by which the Iat-
Ter is TO furnish the New-York Central railroad
Company with iron steamships to carry treight on!y
70 Liverpool, Hamburg Antwerp and other EURO
pean ports. Fourteen English built steamers nave
already been chartered the first of which Will leave
the new wbarves of the New-York Central Road az
tho foot of West Sixty -6rst-st, on January 8. us
claimed that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads now
line from New-York to Philadelphia and the "es1
and South will be running in two weeks froceeu-
lngs have been taken to foreclose the second mort
gage of the Southern Railroad of Long Island
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
THE ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE,

TO fhe EdItOr or The Tribune.
SIR: May ask an explanation, from your
sell readers OF your paper through The SEMI
WEEKLY tribune Of the following: In the journal OF
George TicknOr occurs this entry
One fact l Witnessed and knew therefore person:
ally, which Is extremely curious. Not one or
the pupils (of tue spanish Deaf and Dumb
Asyluml, OF course, ever have heard a
human sound and g their knowledge and practice in
speaking must their imitation OF the riSoLt
a allies s mechanical movement OF the hps, ana oter
Orglns OF cnuncatiOn, by tnelr teachers, VINO are
al Castians; yet each speaks cl'a arly and oe-
cidedy with the accent OF the province irom which lie
comes, 80 that could instantly distinguish the Gaia
0nans and Bscayans and Cas.llans, vale Others more
liactlsed In spanish felt the Maagan and Andausan
tones. How s this TO be explained, but by supposing
an absolutely aud originally different conformation Oi
the UrgaHs of speechi tiife l., 1861
suppose none would question the Spanish scholar
ship OF the author OF the "Hstory OF Spanish Ltera
ture" much less his ycracity Can another explanation
tnau his be found Inot, would not this seem to prove
the theory OF the d. origin OF language. opposed
to the conventional tbeoryi Respectfully,
Doirte, Ky, Dec. "a. 1873 READER
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
PUZZLED ABOUT CATHOLICISM.

To the Editor OF The Trt6une.
SIR In your Tuesday spaper yonhad an article
relating certain discussion before the Baptist Mn
isers' Conference. Roman Catholicism, about which
there have been the daily paDers sundry articles dur
ing the past week so, all so different IN their tenor
and tone that hard TO understand what II all
Cannot the public have understanding In some
way about II DO Won not think thai an appeal III the
columns o your paper will reach the Rev. ID. G. Potter
and cause him his views to the public from
the pati central portion OF the cy, where
all hear for themselves, ana thus haye justice don't
20 all. PLZILED.
Nsir- York, Dec. 20. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
Bankrupt Noilees.
NIsTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES

~ for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEWYoRkHS; =;
In the matter Of WILLIAM A. PITT, bankrupt-,IN
R.SkRfrrCY Warrant IN Bankruptcy has been issued BY
said Court against estate of WILLIAM PITT OF he
CIty OF the County OF NewlOTk OF TIE aIc
New. said Distric aiudged bankrupt upon ths
top his eredi aud the payment 81 any deo's ana n
perty belonging I, SAID bankrupt 10 LIN
10 his and the transfer of property by nm ar To-
hidden by law. meeting OF the creditors OF said
prove their debts and choose ne Oi more assges I
estate will held Court Of Bankruptcy TO be h9uen ~
No S22 Broadway City OF Now'YOrk. IN SAN DssL
on the IN day of January A: d. IsaS AZ ons OF Jhe
m. al the oincc OF Isaac Da. ton, esquire VA" " INV
Registers in Bankruptcy SAID Court. -, ,,...oooa,
e L0Cis +. pAYN, Marshal.-Messehger.-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
THE TRIBUNE's GOOD WORK.

To the EditOr Of The TrtbuHs.
SIR Permit me to express my high appre-
claion Of the great work THE TRIBUNE is accom-
pshng for the country Tor free government, and for
humanity. Ana In accomplishing this u Is leading the
Republican party to duty and to victory with boness
and ability that have been surpassed At the
time IL Is uneoyerng the shameless hypocrisy Of the
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
AN OYERTEMPTED CUSTODIAN.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27-GeOrge A. Blake, the
assistant custodian of Fidelity Safety Deposit Vaults
whose unusual absence yesterday occasiOned excite
nent at the institution. because be the only
possessing the combination Of the special deposit branch
OF their vant fonnd late last night He confessed
that under financial pressure he lnd abstraced pack
age the value about $4,000. intending to return
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28

iay oi Decenbrr A d. 1873 Warrant m BansgggTyH'
ss issued ogainsJ the estate Of a. BORpElIE ~
" ,,a 90 ~ Nav Work the County OF New fnfh nt
st,te oi New York who has heen adlnhAsa a., Tebi.
rupt on ms owp petition that the payment nch bankrupt
70 him or lor anu the transfer o. m any ne Creditors
lin, are frldden by law that meeting m ~ chos ons
al he sai IA bankrupt provo their debts anu :" onrI of
nv more assignees oi his estate Will 0e nen " m ths Cty
p,ntruptcy to be holden No. Warreis'' On
az New.Y ork, before John w. Little eslu,lee, ~
theish day Of January A. d. 1873 AZ intSfs p PAYN
II Marshal az Messsn gor Southern District 0i NeWi0'A
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
TWO CONVINCING ARTICLES.

To The Edft0r or The TPi6Nne
SIR: You are entitled to special thanks.
from reading your noble paper for two articles in
the issue of the oath inst; entitled sThe Ignorap,
Voters at the South the other Greenback Doctrines
They touch with convincing power tue issues OF ths
hour. HORAIIo BALLARD
Cortland, Dec. 25, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
rRAuDs IN STATE PRINTING.

ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-On the Goth of
December the Grand Jury made report that the State
had been deirauded by the State Printer by order Of
Judge whitaker the report not read and kept
from publication until the Attorney should have
acted upon the Instructions which 1t contained. This
morning Judge Whitaker ordered the report 10 be read
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28

Democratic party, the appalling crimes OF the eou,h
and the mistakes OF our National Administration wIth
truthful earnestness that is above all praise All homes
Will rejoice In its rapid increase OF Circulation
Yours, admlriugiy j. W. NoRru
Rirerside, GAL, Dec. 10, 1S78
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
A CHOKING LAD SAVED BI CUTTING MS
THROAT.

CINCINYATI Dec. 27.-On Christmas night
lad named Henry Brinker, living on Ceniralave swa
lowed piece OF hickory nat shell which he was unable
TO remove from his windppe During the night The
bronchial tubes became filed with blood and the lad
wps nearly ehoked DR. McNeehan Was called III aud he
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
rnE RRoKEN cAnLR AT soUTn AMpoY.

LONG BRANCH, n. j.. Dee. 27.-An unsuc-
cessfu attempt made this morning 10 repair the
telegraph cable which broken yesterday, between
South Amboy and Tottenyle. Another effort viii be
made tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28

"LoOk here, you asks me my name, aud |
tells you Moses isaeis you asks me my address ann
tells YOU petticCatane; You asks me my profession,
and tells odclothes dealer and now you asks
me my reiigloA-Why, a quaker, ot course loud
laughter III cUuIt.I
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
WHERE THE TRIBUNE WOULD DO GOOD.

rothe Editor Of ihe Tribune.
SIR have been reading your paper for
several years aud have AT last put 1t back wnere 1t
oyays belonged that H. at the head the Republican
nrcs. of the country Ike II better and all the
time / fully believe that the best use OF n
political missionary fund OF $4,000 would be 10 buy
TRIBuSEs by wholesale and send them South to such
will read them. II sent here in this way some good
might be done but TO expect 10 get the ordinary
southener to subscribe TO THE TRIBUNE is to expect
snow In August or blossoms in January. / know
n,rsonally every man worth knowing in thIs county,
and n you afford TO cast you bread upon the waters
Dy seUdug twenty-five or thirty papers free 10 ths
county, Will furnish you the names and post ofiCe
addresses of such Will read and them. II this
couyss rs adopted all through the South good results
viii follow / don't wish ask you to bear all the
expense The Republican National Committee Ought To
raise The money. Twenty five thirty TRIBUSES Ia this
county put regularly In thc right hands, will in year
or so L. l. aud the same all over the South.
Cdycrhe. Va, Dec. Il, 1875. j. TOWNSEND
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28

made nm incison across the throat Upon inserting
nrohe he found that tho sel had become lodged In te
arynx II was removed, the lads throat was sewed up
aud he Is now rapidly recovering
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28
A COUNTY TREASURER A DEFAuLTER.

OswEGo, n. Y, Dee. 27.--Thc Board of
supervisors IN session here report discrepancy Of
500 in the Of the late Treasurer. Luther H.
COnhlIn with OswcgO County.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-28

"The Sioux are not contagious" said an old
fronti rsman. What do you mean T. asked bysiander
" mean hat the, are hard To catcn." was the reply.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-01-09
How He Married the Bakers Daughter

Adolph Il. is young, not unprepos-
sessing, and clerk in a wealthy
bankers Office in Paris, on salary of
two thousand francs a year The
banker mas pretty daughter of eight
cen. Adolph has not a sou, but that
does not deter him from waiting upon
his employer and saying: "Sir, I
have the honor Of asking your daugh-
ter's hand in marriage" The banker,
astonished, rang the bell, and told the
waiter to throw Adolph out Of the Win
dow. =" AS you please" calmly said
the clerk. But, before that IS done,
learn that / am about to become a
partner IN the London house of Bath
urst & CO.. At this the banker softens
" The proof, sir-the proof Of what you
say" GIVE me forty-eight hours in
which TO go to England. and 1 will
bring you the proof" Adolph hurried
to London, presents himself at the
Office of Bathurst & Co., and says: q
have to propose that you take me as g
partner" And, as Mr.. Bathurst looks as
though he thought Adolph: demented, he
adds, " | am about to marry the daugh
Their of Monsieur P, of Paris" AdolpE
is thereupon asked to be seated, they
converse, land come to terms. The
bright young man returns to Paris
carrying to his future father-in-law the
proof Of his statement, and the young
people are welded.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-01-09
The Star Of Bethlehem.

There IS a story. many ages old, but
which will be freshly told this morning,
in every tongue under heaven, of how
three heather monarchs once set out
on a long and perilous journey to seek,
not riches or adventure, but a new
born King greater than themselves.
On their way from the far east, they
crossed the damp malarious slopes of
the Egean Sea, the precipitous noun
tain heights Of Chaldea, sterile desert
tracts, with neither chart nor compass,
guided only by mysterious light in
the heavens. Kepler asserts that this
light was caused by a conjunction of
the planets Saturn and Jupiter, which
for the first time, appeared in the year
of Rome 747 as one star for months in
the southern heavens, pointing as with
a heavenly finger Of light to the hills
of Bethlehem Other astronomers de-
clare that while this conjunction did
take place at that time, the wise men
were probably led to the place of
the Savior's birth by comet which
traversed the heavens for the space of
seventy days.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-01-09
Fashion Notes-..By the Tall Young Lady

Detroit Free Press.
The latest thing in ladies' shoes-la-
dies feet.
A great many Detroit beds are wear
ilg .comforters this year.
1t gives parlor stove uniqe appear
ance to paint the legs red.
Milliners are in luck this fall If
nothing else turns up their hats will
Corsels no longer wind up with a
crank. They are keyed up from behind
"This upsets me-" as the mattress
said to the girl who was making the
bed
How to make one yard of red flannel
construct skirt-put it at the bottom
and splice upward with calico.
The fashion of wearing cheap rings
over kid gloves still prevails. The
wearer can be set down as very wealthy
and refined.
Pulse-warmers have undergone a "a
dical change in style, but yet nothing
can equal the tender grasp Of young
man with Roman mustache.
There are several new devices in cuff
buttons. On one there is an engraving
of a business man forced into bank
ruptcy by the extravaganza Of his wife