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, 1879-08-20

4fflP Turk !1HF tHfM.3 J.
EARLY r!scrs In tho ucigtbDrho0d OF Gramcrcy
Fark tnntn'y, It must bo confessed, servant girls
usH drivers Of Eroccss' md hutrt,era' wag0us).
are blessed at frequent intervals with 4 view uf
Mir. Samuel j. filtvn. When ut home lie gen.
orally sa,cs FORTH for bis morning at0:8O.
Its Tile bay horse, held by groom out Of livery,
aWalts him opposite bis 1nursteps, xnl tlis
sesyant.grls, milkHen, and earlY morning
tradesmen gaze with a'To ut thu mum who SO
orabIo soptes. Of 1s71 Not tin. tcro SIS Is , lnush
to look nr. massive hen resting Oh d cranc-
like neck; m emac!ated body somewhat bent
bs nEc, a'itl possibly by t1le tlisproportionute
weight Of the brain 1t iias to carry, al,d pair
Of !egs.-Wlat ran one say where there Is ia
little 10 talk about1 The face Is combination
Of force, cunning, md cruelty. In pubIlc II
ALWAYS wears s.ntrtt,-thusa who wish to
curry favUr with Mr. FlIdtn Mscall It s,n.le,--
tho hydra.hcaded arc not luok,ltg IN, this
sInitk iB replaced by n LOOK Ut calm and
thoughtful dellberatiou tl.at gives the Inre
ai' Importance utterly. foreign to Its compuny
fhaku lip. Mr. Tilden's tnyurite nag IL not by
any means pranccr, NOR Is he noted for spceI.
Ills gait Ia something between gentle trot at,tl
paee,' and AE. Iflden Sits him llke au English
fox:lAnter; Willie the venerable LAWYER. Mire-
puller, aud politician stoops ahd slightly drlgs
his lett leg in walking, but mounted be Is d.
erect as q youth Of 10, and tho tmpcr-
fcctOn OF his lower cxtrrinctire Is rot uar.
ccved. a military critic might t!al fault with
the tecls. which were held fnwarl ull lhe tues,
which were held outward, contrary to rulo; hut
The ordinary clyittun would pronounce Alr. I'll
den ratllrr q graceful l,UrseMa.,. Ills usun]
routo Is alony TwentIctlt street to scconu
avenue, down Sccoud avenue TO Houston street,
alIl return. lii tie AFTERNOON hc rittps through
Lexington. sludisnn, and Filth aycuile. Into ,hv
Fark. and invariably drcssrs III black md wears
d stoyepipe lat. llu nt,sa,R laoks struigllt
ahead ot hIn', an.l recognizes only those OF hts
trttilts who approach him very eIoscly. When
hs titst began 'hese rldus during tt.s Into rresl.
the pedestrians OIL thu walks, but Ut late hp
passes by with scarcciy recognition. Ia tits
significant ol anythInSi
, 1879-08-20
German UniyerA!ty DteltnE.

At length there scums to be SOHO p.ospcet
thAl an en! Will be- put to tluelulE In ,tEu liur-
man unvcsaltirs. Tile authofItios at Leipzig
have tnatlu u IorMa1 prohibition OF lbpsp snroun-
tcrs. a'iu provided Ior lining iunkoaprrs wno
custom OF students who haye exchanged the
conventional progocasiuns Of s'stupilt yuiIth," or
'*ptg dog" to nert with their seconds ia prt.
Vnle room OF sumo suburban 1IusteIEy, ult
there score one anatIlrE's cArcks mud llusgs
Ihclr buuies A1.d lusswathcd IN hanlages, nuA
tltir eyes protcctcd BY thick gtRss goggles, they
aro set foot to fuot and left to lew anay at
each others cunltenancts until cue Ut t!!rm Ia
by the ex,gcnetts oi ,ir peculiar quarrel. 4
laYarlau magistrate lately condcmnel thirteen
students Ut Ihe Munich HocIlkcllulu tn lru!i
three to Six months imprisonment fpr acting ~
principals unl seconds III college luuls.
, 1879-08-20
LOCAL CRIME.
The Friedberg Swindlers Held to
the Criminal Court.
Suydam's Adultery Case Contln-
ued Till Friday.
Po1ice-0ourt Settlements Usual Lot
Of Minor Oifanses.

fNlEbhRNos DEFnAuDEn9.
Tho great trial VI The People rs. Walker and
Hanson. The amond-cut-dtamond," thsot vs.
thief, gold.btlck suit, WAS closed In Justice
sutnmcrlclda otItce yesterday afternoon. There
YVES largo cruwd Of Leooo present, and great
deal Of amusement was had at the expense Of
the prosecution. Col. Cameron wns on hA,ld to
conduct tho prosecution, nrd Trude represented
tic defense.
Mrs. Ff'edberE testified 10 about the same
state Of facts ~ her husband testified to last
Saturday. ID her crosa.examluatl0n, ahe stated
that the pote In relation to the aalo Ut the brick
MAS torn up by l1unson ID hcr presence. Tlcro
WAS nothing sad about tho brick being stolen
property, nor was anything aaid about reward
that ahe knew vi. Au attempt WAS n,ado to get
her to tx the time when she ga4e the bonds to
her husband, but sha was yery obstinate, md at
lenrth purelnptorily refused TO answer Mr.
lfdde.
Ills defense then called upon
LION ANDREWS,
q phnnbroker on State street, for testimony.
Hc testified ttsat the man Nstkcr, or 40 knuwn
~ court, was nut present when the money was
paid, Lie did nut Know an. thing about Walker
betstg present. At tho tins the final test was
u1ale at tho Transit nonse. llausun told h,tn
at tlmt time t!iat he was 10 get $a00 as COM
money tTas paia to 4aasoo. The arst that .it.
ncss knew Vt tile transaction was when he WAS
told by Fr.edberg, Saturday afternoon, ttAt
he had scncno whereby he could
make sone favaey. There was nothing
said about .!e guild brick teIag the proceeds ol
large robbery. On the cross.sxannatsou,
rtsncas said slIat he hud neyer gune aons TO ses
the trck, ue d4d nut get $lt50U OF lie ,nollc}.
He sald t!ia; friedterR agreed to give httu .
pufliun Of the profits In confederation o1 his
going with him 10 The place Of meeting.
Defective l.. ]. Steele testified That Friedhcrr
told him t'lnt lls knew wliere there was = gold
brtcS previous to the transaction, which he
thought WIS the proceeds Ut sutnc crime,
a,nl llc proposed to give up the pos.
seasoss Of the hrick to the
polre authorities. Witness sal nc would arrest
The lnen, hut Frirdhurg told lin tl,ut Il would
bc dttifenlt to tind item. This was about nll
wttness knew Of tic ease.
Olaiccr Joan A. MeDonald testt1cd TINT he did
toll tsledberg tn Ills station after tue arreat
that he was tiar und trnitor. but he did .his
Oh what had bcen told him bY U!lircr Steele.
A W,tness by tic name OF Nix WAS called,
but, he not bctlg IN court, 1t was decided BY STR.
Trnde tlat lhe lpiehse shuuIl waive exaIn,ua-
ton, anl the bail wus fixed at $1,000 to the
Criminal Court, ll.e same bonusnen being re-
taaned tint were upon lIie original bond.
, 1879-08-20
le1tcs Of antiquity,

Workmcn IN digging away ills emhankmeat
nloMg rhe SchuylHlil, In l'ottstown. fuuuu q
skeleton and q bruss 1ewsharl,. thu latter In q
far atnte Of prsaervat!uIs. TllIs indicates d
higher ssato u civilization Yoars ago thau wo
nov enjoy. VI couEsei the owncr VI 1l.at brass
juwshu1p sat oil ths front gtuop unit! nearly
midnight pluyu,g "Wnoa, Enima," ''naby
Alias," und "plnutore " a.rs untfi ills o,ltsu9e1
utlyhbo1s caule down on ths player llge wulf
OIL ule told, alal nuElrl the body alu! the Iews-
lArpi0 Que grave. aud tho EUrouer's ver,hk
was '.iustLhubse hoII,clIe.n Ii clyll>za1lu., bad
not retrogradru, It would be a very eulumon &C.
curseneo years Aeuya Tor worGtueu 10 sxnumr u
hunan sxu!eton. n1'A un accor1eoli, or III 0
aud hand otrau, or susne ptuet tsauul!vat =
saaWsnt VI torture,
, 1879-08-20

~. ~, - -
,..!,. 49,. "I". A' 'S' 04' n"a-
n'ctn n'Eat ~ Aonoon'
"L'Assommo,r y has been tried at Rune, and
1t has proved dire .ulIurc,
Her twe,tleth birthdav h.x ,,ccn c.,ohrot ~
bv No,s Ana.r.,n ., an. t.r,..,,
=, ''"'' '"o''8'' a. Lung o'"'e''
Theirs is reoort current tlsnt D!ckle LIngasd
hna nalz'e'. heF husblndt have set up keparalo
establishments
Afi.. Min,,a crmntnra +he .c.ro., Il d,n.
,..,,s,. ~, ""'"'1s' 49, Ne''1a', '''oa"
.;s... Ss.un'J ~, anu ues peSa~auS cous1tsF tAe
cAse hotTiess one.
g.. =. ~. saaa'nos's "Cnampagno ana oseters "
- ~ w .ut1ouueeu ~ EhGllaa aualeneta o. Tie
S1Hesloa 4htatFcl Lohuon.
Sfx theatres In Now York uuxt spabun vii,
run stock cut,lpapies,-ut least that Ii lin ,r,..
cut intuutIuu vt lEc1r u1aupTers,
~. ,,,,,.. -. ,tL-,
Museum, New Yurk 3Itv. vii hS the stsrs
manager Of thv Olympic Ia this c,ty,
IT,. .u..
nIs. AMce ia.mef, WHY OK Tue late iiarTY y.
sa5s llat Nv fsa' Ai pets0nal eslate III
1'e" 1os~ e'ts ooes uot exceed S@o,uo'
n. j. Sargent wus offered The management of
thu Imperial in l.onluu, but declined It. liz Is
HON III negotiation With lie Auelpul to produce
sio1ieska.
Mir. Marian a,or1ouut . w.,t,poo,v, ,,tr...
, 1879-08-20
THE WEST SIDE,

the MAYORS VETO or THE WEST SIDE nouLE.
FAND ORDINANCE,
60 upxiously tnaulrsd tor at tha t,onnc1I neat.
In, M,,,ufa. ,v.,,,,,,- w.. raa.as,as +s..., ~,
~ .'fs "'o''a3 s''a'us' na7 3esteEau1 1onau 10
the possession Of the City Clerk, notwtlhstansl-
in: That Individual had denied aceiup II or hov,
49,. -. r. ~" sa 'so"'s ~ " INV"
H. s ss hsa1u , o. u, sne ,acts ~ te sa.e appear to
otrs SATURDAY .f,ern,,on nm, fo,,,a H. af1,s
"''ss1 , .t'.a''' ','',' "4'" 4uuau u'o o'nee
eIoseu, Anu akter"nFu delivered 1t tU the COMP
tru!cr's office, frout wheuce It VIVA tIrtfyer.t in
the INV fYert ,,or,, M,n,.,, ,,...I.'.. sr,''. w
VIZ N'sy ~'e'@ t"'t1 "touuas ahoE1flH. lnla
IL his stoFy, and no one disputcs IT; hut, on
tue other hanJ the City C,crk anys n
$50, -. H., s....A e@t0 ~
.ama ~ w" "uu oct aoeal"snts' anu MS at-
tooke,1. II tl,x wnre th. flrst linn ,h,t hun,,r.
~ III. b,n, ,., -,a,,...,, go. 49,. n'.'I,
VI tu's Rlaa haa oecarsea WIN tac lily Clerk It
would be oxeusabIe, but as II Ia IL must ba taken
IA A r.tretfn,, ,,non hi. uanovaw,n,,, -. .,,,. -,
"s "poi "'a management OF taat oI
s0lte OF lis E.ltpluyss. autup weeks aRo tho
Aayor scnt lo lin knfna nDnotut.n,n, ,.ht,h
war, ,,,,.s,a.,, .., ppe'as"'o ss,'''. ""'ea
,,'', A''sp'assa' a'lu u 1ses9aeot occurrence
, 1879-08-20
NEW YORK.

New IoRK, Aug. 19-Adele Belgarle IA tho
fanciful name OF the newest aspirant for thcat-
rcal houors this way. Hcr real name, BY ,ha
way, ia A1dio Ie7ey, mud her homo Is somc-
where up toward the Harlem Flats.
There has beeu a great deal Of inter.
est In New York concerning her frs.
appearance. which had been worked up With
such skill IN advanco that pretty much every
body believed ucw Mary Anderson had bscn
found. 8he came before a New York audience
Monday night, ind, although then dropped In
for fem minutes to see whit might be going
on. didn't fcrl like Judging her while the
embarrassment ol tic llrst night was fresh Upon
her. So l went again this evening una sat
through the play. Miss Belgrade is young
woman OF slight stature aud obvious pahs.
Her Vu!ce fs not strong, and she speaks
With certain hard artificia!ity which
indescsibably mars her work. Sl,o is graceful,
and modest, and rather pretty. She has been
schoocd With precfscness which ts openly np-
parcut, and she reads her lines with Intelligence.
But sho will never--not even hardly sometimes
achieve the position which she cravrs IN tho
dramatic profession, There ts little body tt her
ph, sfquc md there is as little bo1y to her
ability lor general acting. She may make al
excellent light juvenile lady some day, but she
hard part for her to open wltt,
because Its requirements, physiological and
othtrwEse. arc by no mcana OF narrow ltmi.s.
That Miss Belgrade bns not beco laughed ut,
and has evrn achieved aome applausc,Is remark.
able. She does not stop with this pnrs, but
during tho week threatens to do Julia in
"The Hunchback," and I'arthenta In
s1ugomar." sho is p'ucky, you scc,
and mrans hus1nrss Tn uaa
, 1879-08-20

uuo puda..sa.1 uaaGAL ~, LIES w.: NJ.
coming winter. ~' - N''''' '''>
IT,.
MISS Annie Lou'ac Cary and Mrs. II. NJ. Smith
arc eneaRcd for slsWorcsster tsiass.) Festival LII
The A,mao on.u. . ,a,- .A,.
!He A'meo opera season heeios this evening
a. Aoo'ey's THcatre. The repertoire has been
slightly chaueetl. tie season ooet,tng With
"o''0ae. G, arola.''
1ue ooston AeTd o. the 18th sa]s: "Wth
the coming week tho remarkable season OF
flnaiofe' at the Boston Museum closes,
there having been given with the representa-.
tlons Of the comnr wccx> Ill performances of
tho opera since ia orle,ns, nro1uc,ion in Amcr.
Rh Ut Luis sestaolishment last 'nlt. of these VII
performances the Murphy miniature company
will ha9e given no leas thnu l00, a record uf
SUCCESS which fcw of ,,h. rc,nlor ro,n,nnrca
"ns" 4"'o po..os'Ao1 W. 'n'' opesa ~" o"as.
lne tonaon ln1aes savs Of re laat performs
anca oi the seaaon at Her siaJestY's Theatre,
tnat ti u Was one ol al1ost ahl!orn, e1sellenec.
E! MItsa Tiara Louise Kellogg, % the Ethonlan
Princess. moro tnan confirmed the high opntoo
unanimously expressed when, not long ago, tue
atnong IN. shs has nlaS,si Ida ssycrai t,n,.s
stuco then, On each nr1nSi,n a: s:renpthrntn,, hsr
position: tat sfo las nhYCr nlnyrtl It Viii, mnra
rarueetIy. Or. dramntIfhily anil vocaiiv. viii
bcttgr Sustained eTyrct,
,,.. .,'.-..,. .........
M1ss EtAma Aoootta Engltsti"Opef Company
VII begin !ts 1911 sruson AZ ttIe Grand Opcra
nouse, NaW York, on Sept. s. with ~ 3D.
sGH,a s',a version OF viStor Massga 'Faul ind Vlr-
g'nla, an opera Witch lad decided Success on
1ta pso1uGtlon H. tari1 With Capo4l aud Nile.
iieMeFon ~ t1'e title fuleA' Hers A1r: William
G9sn0 Ti "st &c .nn i4H ai3a Aliss Abbott tf!e
Ky ky ~" ~ Eh14sn lefslon ol carmen -
~ aiso ~ pEouleed aurtilE ~ season, with
t,iat enasih.,E eonifato, Mrs Aclia esEu'n, in
u fae tsttu naet. as ~en ns 90 English Version Ut
e o,'. ,-,N," 'so a"a Sa''s''
Ihe preliminary proEamme Of the third
osen pup.!ansa' ., ll!e hTineipa1 perioFMrrs e.
Eaneo nSluao M1ne. AInah!, Nine Irebel!t,
pine. fatGY' nnu si'ss" Emma Ihursby, Mr..
SSoht!es' Mt Eo"ara Lloyu: Ar' Barfpn hic-
HnGKiu' a3.,' nila MT; Koeort Hnton. Mr. Chorles
tiaaaes nA.id WI e,Eot? ,peF1orfaets) llas a2atn
peeu eh.a@eu, A1ll lug e1loeasea WIZ nc rendercd
" !!ie members OF tbe hr,Stol festival Choir,
unocl tIle eoaanctorsnipot hlr. y. W. !tootham;
ne ueeaulst netlG slr. heofge itssoicy. u1'tl ila
conuuesor Ms: ChaIlcs tatie. INC lestiYal Viii
s3tena rom lsiesoaY nortiti's. Oct. u, 70 Fr-
uAs ,s'otn1nE, Uet' ~ pcglhn1lE Wlth "SatI'-
eon. Hfiu eloahsE' as uaAa', with "lhc hles-
slah'
Mr.. Maurice f}rau will onen thr Fifth Avcou,
Tllrutrc New York; for q t,re|tntnary .casnu ~,
MontlaY evening, Sept, i. :rIlis ssason vii is.,
, 1879-08-20

At lIILLSUAl1Ea MICH.
DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 10-'rhc loss by Gre
which destroyed The WalAron Block, at Hiils-
dale, lust night will reach about $50,000 on the
building anu contents, storea, and nf'ecs. Tic
total insurance Is $4,000. The building was the
largest Ia te city, nIa uuntatned SIX Stores slld
lnrEe number VI law as,u insurance uillccs, lie
city oi11ees, und thu Post. .Oti,ec.
, 1879-08-20

for perfect ventilation Of the cntfrn nndltt,-
rum. Two new ptass have been accepted by
an s "a slSe" Faaea 'pea ae names oi The
authors arc not givcn.n Early In November, IL
II said, tue house will be opened.
The learned and gifted. Dr. Lands, white re-
Gently defending old plays, asserted that every
thll1G ancient should command rcspcct. md.
vor antt wink At his au atence: "Evcn aged
eggs ilaye t'leir uses. and veil know Il, but II
yuu doun. iny statement, refer you to 1!s.
ttugu'shed New York Adyocasc.-.1frearu
The caat Of "a Living s.a,,c,'' which will DO
given At the New York Park Theatre IN ile
,W,hseluyk, Nr. u. oslton, Slr: I. J. Hind. Air.
,Yhttcear, Mr. ". q. Reenief. Miss stniia Cong.
dun. Nils Mcroe Charles. siss Eva Qarrtrk,
Miss Josie W'irneTe, Afiss Eleanor Reed.
Mlss 0cnevieve Ward appearcd on the 4th
new romantic p,ay oi "ziau,a vritte,, EXPRESS. m u.s.
u TOR her ty Alesefs. lsiRtave sinIueuu ami
Claud lcHtplar.. Tile wurk Of tile dramatlsts is
condemned by The Lsndon critics. and regret Is
expressed tllAt Miss Ward did nut appear lu
something mora wortlly Of her great dramatic
tRtcnt.
y. A feeble reflection OF the Klortes Of "The
Black Cruok" uan be seen nightly AZ Easnln's,
llic 1fty younR and charming lattes advertised
to appear dwtndled down1o 4 very slnatl hund.
sH' ~ oAnCt ath4ulufs 4HE IAH 9HHH a
y presented by the fascinating Miss Victoria
aiasssaa1. a lady who Is generous fn thu exht-
olllon Of her extrutnities, and dtaDIaTs pro-
fusion 81 hlonue wig. A rather clever inia1nc
makes hts appcarunce among the variety peuple,
vino aFa generally uf the calEbro usually seen at
ttlla house. Wc uItnn HAIRY Z. Stanley, WHO
las an adnir4ole face for bis 1uainesa,
TIC New York lior'd says OF the coming At
traction at Niblo's which will be presented On
the 18th: "1t will he called Etiehantulent,'
nnd II Is IN operutic spectacle. It will exceed
IN EFandeur anytlltng ever put on ths American
staNe,-anythnE spectacular. 1t will be dru-
matte,-havnx plot, ,-plctuEtal, tcrpsicorean,
musical, u,id uantonInlc. The srsties are mag
n!itccut: led ty sgnor Fersrio, Of La Scala,
Milan; s!gnor Msgnani uf F!Orencs, and II. Ko-
hcschI, oi tlle Gr4.ui Opcsa.IIouse, Paris. Many
aru bv William Vocgtilu, uur resident artist,
turu,crty Of Boosl's aa1 tuurc recently Of the
California Thratre. San Franclscuk The meehat-
eal part ol tho plces will ba wonderfully clever.
The dAncera will nu.noer over lU0, lt.r psen,lcres
being tile renowned Allc, Kosst, ncco of ;o
traged!an, Mile. Cornnl!l, ailu Mile. Cappelinl.
,ttsera will be ufty cor, phees and corps do bal
let Of ninety. IAers will nlso bo tau second
prem!efes."
, 1879-08-20

apeetu| Df&pascA to 7as TFtsna.-
GRAND RArlDs Mich, Aug. IA special to
the Graad Rapids Times says tia. William
Coon's shingle-mttl at Conoyer Lake, near Pier
son. Montcalm County, and quantity Of shlu-
glcs near Il, were destroyed by fire to.dny. Loss
about 81, ,G00; nut Insured. 1nc mill was not III
operation. aud the tire Ia supposel 10 havc been
incGnl!ary.
, 1879-08-20

Senator Biatne's silver lollnr will buy one bot
tie vi DR.. Plercc's Golden Medical Discovery
This medicine Is purely vegetable blooI-purt.
Ter, pcctora1, and tonic, a,ld has been tuslcl In
thousallus Vi cases Ut chronic disease vi the
atemacb, liver, aud iunGs, with unparalleled
AttrTass
, 1879-08-20

AT HAMMOND STATION, ILL,
1pec!dt pspafch 10 The Tribune.
ELolH, ILL.,, Aug. 10.-1ha tine residence OF
D. s. Hammond, ut Hammond satIon, took
lire this afternoon antl Nas totally ucstro1 ed.
LOss. $l3 600; Insured for S3,5OQ.
, 1879-08-20
EDUOATrONAL,
$40 Per Or. of 10 Waaks

e.so for Acaden,fcal year from Sent o, 1870 Dookx
ss ncindsd Th2s sapente H. f9r ronng men ad
the aion. FerGsnd9 Wood judge VAa lioesst Gen &
teaSsr. e c. 81 msn an9 M ~ gradsts. snce tteHtton
isoth tadivi9a! eaI class fnstFuctoi comsninx sGs
sasantaEs, ot private t4toriaE md achoclroom or
tcFssl1ent table. EnHlish, Business sctsainc. aaa
u ~ e. q "ssky e. Y!
Galsf e tsfm S9mmeneinK HGnt sddrcs! sWITIiN
"a Media has seycn churches Ind temperaacr chaf.
ter pf1hitltlnH tho sale Of Intoxicating drinks,
, 1879-08-20
WELLS COLLEGE F0R YOUNG LADTEs

AusQHAt tAYuQA LAKE, N, Y,
Full Collegiate. Academic, md spccal cour,cs ST..
gssi1t instr9istUn a tn.s Yeaffon iot
Raht. 9Int where parents uly with confidence hiAss
!meif HaaRMteFs Terms NloiEtatt. Sesslan bexus Scp
H. la73 send for catalogue.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-25
That Case Of "Discourtesy."

CACO, July zfUn, 1919.
Mr.. EDIToR.-The communication of "sub-
scriber" iii your issue of this morning headed
Lack of Courtesy at Public House, is so
discourteous and untrue by implication that I
wish briefly to reply
The Old Orchard House is one of the largest,
best arranged and best managed houses on the
Atlantic coast and during the Beach season is
always full of delighted guests 1t is con-
Quoted by E. G. Staples and his son, who, as
you are well aware, have honestly earned the
reputation of Pioneers in the hotel business at
the beach, by whole life spent in the business.
They this year number among their guests
those who for thirty-fve years have annually
spent their summers at this model hotel
Ihey have ever had the reputation of giving
tlelr Whole attention to the comfort and con-
venlence OF their guests and "that'S aohdts the
matter and Subscriber admits it in his com
municatlon. The following are the facts Mr.
Staples has laid nice plank walk from his
house to the depot and to the beach. His
mouse Is supplied with the best of water closets,
wash rooms, and all of the convenences of
hrst class hotel. Hundreds arrive at the depot
on each arrival of the cars. Now it is very
convenient and nice thing for these new ar
rivals, bound for the camp ground, to save
about a third of their distance bv making A
roadway through the Old Orchard House. with
a chance to rest and arrange their toilettes at
the house, but it is very inconvenient to the
guests of the house, and the Messrs Staples
have in great measure very properly stopped
it. Further comment is unnecessary Some
people are bound to grumble, and am salts
fed that if Subscriber and six ladies were
guests of the house and the managers of the
house allowed all of the rabble that arrived
at Old Orchard to make a free roadway through
they would be the first to rush into print with
their grievances. As to whether the proprie-
tors are gentlemen or not the many patrons of
the Old Orchard House can attest and we
know the public will call on them before call
ing on a gentleman and six ladies. N.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-25
Scion Makes a Friendly Call

Scion Chase called on Secretary Sherman at
the Falmouth Hotel yesterday morning, and
had very pleasant interview 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Chase called Mr.. Shermans at
tention to several points on which he differed
with him, and explained to the Secretary
what he should do if he were in the Secretary's
place. AS Mr.. Chase was about to leave
Senator Blaine came in, and remarked that
Mr. Chase had not always been as insane as at
present in regard to financial operations, and
that some ten years ago he wrote and published
one of the best hard money essays that the
Senator had ever read Mr.. Sherman ex-
pressed himself as being gratifed to know that
Mr.. Chase's head had once been level, and
requested him to mail copy of his hard
money tract to him at Washington. Mr..
Chase promised to do so, but said that he had
changed his views in respect to the money
question since he wrote the article. ''You see,
Mr.. Sherman said the old man, "a man can
change his views, while a mule won't" The
call appears to have been pleasant one to all
parties.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-25
Brief JOttingS.

Clear, fine weather yesterday. Wind north
west Thermometer S65o at a. M, 73o at
noon.
A temperance mass meeting will be held at
Winthrop July Both.
There was no session Of the Law Court yes
terday on account of the lawyers excursion.
Mrs. Dyer has secured bail but her sister,
= Mrs Grove, is still confined at the lodging
room.
Secretary Sherman went to Lewiston on the
noon train yesterday where he is the guest of
Hon. w. P. Frye.
A good race comes of at Presumpscot Park
Saturday with tickets at % cents The race
promises to be exciting.
The steamer Florence besides making her
trips as per advertisement will give three
hours sail in the bay, leaving at 2.15 p. m.
Cloutier, the pedestrian, and Rober McElray
will row from the Union boat house to Jones'
Landing Saturd ay evening, fer purse of ten
dollars.
Two little Indians played game of lacross
at the Grand Trunk station yesterday morn
ing to the entire satisfaction of u large crowd
who witnessed the game.
The Cumberland county quarterly conyen-
ton of Reform Clubs will be held at Ferry
Village "Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. A large attendance is expected.
Our daily edition yesterday was exhausted
by the great demand for Secretary Sherman's
speech. The speech is printed in the weekly
edition which is now ready for delivery.
The price of the campaign weekly PRESS has
been reduced to fifteen cents, and the daily to
seyenty-five cents, for the remainder of the
campaign. This is good time to subscribe.
Mr.. Havemeyer's steam yacht Ideal of New
York arrived here yesterday, having made
the trip from Bar Harbor in nine hours At
Bar Harbor the steamer Mt. Desert ran into
the IDEAL, breaking off about ten feet of her
boom.
Camp Meeting John Alien was recently ap-
preached by the President of a Greenback
club, who requested him to attend Green
back meeting, and open it with prayer The
old man hesitated, but at last said, fWell
brother, guess [ will, the Lord knows you
need praying for bad enough.