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Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
All Over the State.

State Superintendent Groves will ex-
anime those desiring to teach in the
public schools of this county, as fol-
lows: At Middletown, on 18th inst, at
Kirkwood, on II; at Newark on -; at
Mermaid, on 90, and at Henry Clay, on
2lst.
The Ship Canal civil engineers are
again at Pennington sinking a tub" TO
ascertain the nature Of the soil. They
succeeded last Fall in sinking the tube
70 feet; they now propose to 60 to a
depth Of at least 100 feet.
The Transcript says the people of
this State are yet in the dark in regard
to the laws passed at Dover last winter.
Robert Ingram, who went from Mil
ford to Colorado early this Spring, has
found business so good in Denver that
he has sent for his family to sell OIL
and come out to him.
There is fuss in the Episcopal
church at Georgetown growing out OF
the recent election Of Vestry. 1t Is
claimed that "Young America" has
clandestinely come in and superseded
the "Nd Barnacles," and now the old
fellows threaten to stop the supplies
Ninety-tve new members were ad.
mitted to the Milford Neck M. L
Church on Sunday, May 25th. The
services were conducted by Rev. J. B.
Quigg and Corkran.
The J. and b. r. r. Co. have recently
added several new passenger cars t.
their rolling stock, and they now have
ten nice passenger coaches.
MIR. Frank Maull, Of Lewes, is build
ing packet to ply between that plac
. and Philadelphia.
The sixth annual commencement
of the Conference academy will com
mence on Friday Of next week. Jun
18th and l4th, examination of Senio
Class; l4th annual Sermon by Rev. A
Rittenhouse, ID. d.; 10th and l1tal
examination of Lower Glasses; 18th, al
. nual meeting Of the Board of Trustees
18th, at 10 a. M, Commencement.
The Newark "Ledger' says, Mr.. "
A. Woodrow, with an idea that sheul
he have an opportunity of casting II
an account W it'll N rtune King of tn
.. Seas, that his health would be impro'
) ed thereby, left Newark on Tuesda
evening last for voyage on til
!. briny deep, from Philadelphia
!. Boston.
The Cecil Democrat, of Elkton, boas
n of hotel keeper in that town WI
st never drinks whiskey or uses tobaoc
III The Newark "Ledger' says Newai
t, can 20 one better than that. "a
: have "mine host'' who never TASTE
Intoxicating liquors of any kind
h uses tobacco.
- Wilmington can beat both, '
Al have hotel keepers here that dria
t. and chew all the time.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
For the Republican.
OUR GRANDMOTHER.
BY M. n, CARPENTER,

rim memory OF Mrs. Margaret P. Pearce,
who died April 2lst, 1872
Peacefully slumber Oh weary one,
Peacefully slumber. thy work is dona;
Tho harvest was ready, the rfaper came,
Oh Death ! we shudder to spea. thy name,
But she who has gone from earth 'ssorrow ana
strife
Has entered new and eternal life,
With the angels Of song end her GOD OF love
She breathes purer air above.
Her crown was ready, her star was bright
Christ bere her through lite's darkest night
Her lamp was burning, the Bridegroom spoke,
She closed her eyes, In Heaven awoke;
Whisper not softly, she cannot hear,
Her spirit has flown, she is not here,
Our grandmother Ia gene, we heard not the
It came as the breath Of angels fall.
She was weary, yes weary of earth,
She entered not in its Joy or mirth.
Bnt generous charitable ever was sne,
With a heart IRON malice and envy irec:
Tenderly think of her. think Of the dead,
Think Of the good she has dore and said,
When fer sutierings cause tears 10 Use IN our
We will think of her now as in Paradise.
Back to the place OF her childhood and youth
We took tn 9 embodiment of goodness ana
ruth,
There among her silent dead,
! We left her In her lowly bed;
| And tire pictures we'd hung on Memory wal
Returned to our minds though we made them
no call,
And thoughts OF the past, its Joys and sor
| rows.
Its certain now and sad to.morrows,
Come rushing DER us with wondrous iorce,
And though they were many, they iound nj
| voice.
But we must leave her in the lonely spot,
Where her body is resting, but her spirit
not;
q, child of the dust why mourn we for thee
Thou art singing sweet songs in Eternity;
Peacefully slumber On weary one,
Peacefully slunber, thy work is done.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
Shocking Machinery Accident

A horrible machinery accident is re-
ported from the Village of Martin. Ohio.
A little sev4n-year-old daughter OF
James Pratt, playing in the saw-mill OF
James Wells, was caught by the hair
upon a shaft making 400 turns to the
minute. The father, at work in tie
mill, was the first to see the child as it
was actually whirling upon the shaft.
In horror he rushed to the Unbelievable e
and shu. off the steam, when the child 5
body dropped to the ground lifeless.
The entire scalp was torn from the
head and securely wrapt about the
shaft by the hair, the line of severance
being across the forehead, taking Oh
the left ear and half Of the right, and
to the roots OF the hair at the back.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
0ua lopJ nfE co in MirnasOta rpDOrt

One land Office in Minnesota reports
applications for five hundred thousand
acres of land in one week recently. Of
the ninty six Registrars of the Land
office, more than one half report i'm
mense increase in the settlement Of the
public land in the west. This is a hope
full sign. No doubt, many have been
driven to these homesteads by the busi,
ness depression and because OF financial
losses, but the result will be to increase
the material prosperity of the country
| in the healthiest possible way. The
! next census has some surprises i'll store
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
Squire IsraNys Court

On Saturday evening, Mary Reed,
colored, was given hearing before
Squire Brady, on the charge of the as
sault and battery on Rebecca Young
and for committing an assault on Loui-
sa Garnard, both of whom are colored'
After hearing the case the evidence
produced showed that Rebecca and
Louisa had assaulted Mary and that
Mary instead OF assaulting them was
merely defending herself. The case
was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

In a recent German debate, Herr Tie,
domain stated that there were in Ger
many 1000, 600 land proprietors, 1000
900 of whom were untaxed as having
incomes under $f05 year. Out OF the
actual tax payers there were not more
than 100000 whose incomes exceeded
$3.50 year. Forced sales of lands and
farms are of daily occurrence, and gen
eral distress prevails.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
Theresa's Adventure With u Wolf

Theresa's Adventure With VOL.
Near the village of Fratel Oh the
frontier OF Spain and Portugal, Theresa
Maria, who was carrying her husband s
dinner to him in the fields, was told by
a little shepherd boy that wolf was
prowling about the place. Wishing to
see one for the first time in her life, she
put down her basket and climbed to a
high place to which the boy directed
her. There she saw the animal in the
act of devouring lamb. The shepherd
boy began shouting and throwing
stones, to see whether it twould let 60 its
prey; and tho wolf in its fury then at,
tackled the poor little fellow, jumping
up at his face, tearing the flesh from
his Jaws, and throwing him upon the
ground. The woman, seeing the boy =
imminent danger, in an impulse of her
oric self devotion, ran on the vol
wholly unarmed, seized tight hold O
him, and then, after short struggle
contrived to blind him with a stone
and eventually killed him. Meanwhile
the boy whom she had rescued, ran
wounded as he was, to seek help in thu
village. While several villagers wer
coming up, armed with guns, stone
and sticks, to kill the beast and saw
the woman from its fangs, she was re-
turning to the village covered will
blood, and with her arms. hands an'
face terribly wounded. She said tina
at times she was on the point of bein;
overcome, but contrived to keep th
animals throa! in the close hold of he
left arm while hitting him hard or tn
head with stone which she Was abl
to pick up. She was taken to the Niz
Hospital. A month afterwards sh
died there of her wounds, and tn
, shepherd boy has since died Of hydro
DhObi6-
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
Grand lDnaRinE

of the Wilmington Sewing Machine Ex'
change, corner of Fourth and Poplar
streets. All kinds of sewing machines
constantly on hand, and taken in ex'
change. The new B. Howe a speciality
Noisplpss and lightrunning machine at
tachmpnts of all kinds. Ladies' are es
pecially invited to examine this cholct
lot of machines, Wholesale and retail
Agents wanted. DANIEL SCHAFER.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
We have keen

and YOU all should see the daily arri-
val Of new goods consisting of hats and
bonnpts of the latest shapes and styles
of flowers, ribbons and silks in profus-
ion at Mrs. R. S. Kirby's 202 King
street. Her prices are within the reach
Of every body. Call and examine her
very large stock.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
Immigrants Arriving AT new
vAvsh

During the month of May ls,lo9
immigrants arrived at the port OF New
York, against 1928 during the cor
responding month Of 1878. During
the twelve months ending May 81, 1879,
there arrived at New York ", ,sol immi-
grants, against 7l,O9l during the
twelve months ending May 81, 1878.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
lA Iax al

T1INE GROCERIES and Wines and Ii.
quors exclusively for medicinal purpo-
ses. Rye whiskey for bathing purposes, soc
per quart; extra old rye, 81; Bulk's ola irish
whiskey, $l25; Holland gin, 81; Old Tom gin,
81 80; extra port wine, 81, best $l.5o; extra GIN
yer brandy, 81. best sl.6O; California cham
pagne cider, FIRST premium awarded at Exhi;;
bition of 1876 made purely from pears and
apples, it sparkles like champagne. ana Is
strictly Notwithstanding. Per case, / dezen
quarts, $3.50, do. 2 dozen pints, $500; pure
BavarIan beer, imported. per case2 dozen
pinrs, sl6O; Massey's stock porter and ale
dozen 2pints 81 40. These goods forwarded
to any address at the above prices. &. .. d.,
will refund money II not satisfactory. bar.
rel OF extra family -four, delivered at $3.50; a
ba rrel at the same rates, $215: barrel. VI 90,
IA barrel, roc. Flour exchanged If not salts
factory. All groceries as low as at any other
place in this city. ~
mh4-3m cod Third and Adams SITS =
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
Great Reduction In Beef

Economize by buying good stewlne
beef at 6 to cents pound good
roast at 8 to 10; best roast, IL to Ia;
round steak, 12a rump steak, IA sir,
loin, IL, of r. P. Geary. stalls lo anc
II Third street market, and A. T.
Gearv, stall ~ Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

All the popular blood purifiers such
as Vegetine, swain's Panacea, Bulls
Blood Mixture, Ayers Sassaparllia, &C.,
for sale by J. R. Hartman, Druggist 9th
and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
Strawberry Festival

A strawberry festival Tor the benefit
of Bethany Baptist church is now being
held at the corner Of Elm and Jackson
streets, continuing every night this
week. Go and spend pleasant evening
with them. Admission 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
l,attle Lost at Sea.

The British steamer Devonshlre,
which arrived at Liverpool on tho 4th
inst, from philadelphia, May 70, lost
1856 head of cattle during great gale
AZ saa
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

DPENEDTHIS DAY, AT 1909 MARKET
STREET.-A job lot of apples in gallon
cans for 25 cents per can, pared and In sugar,
every can will make six pies, a bargain. Dried
beef l2c per Ii; Winslow's corn l2c PEI can:
good corn lOc per can: cans corn 25c; 8 cans
blackberres CSC; cans tomatoes Csc; lbs rice
Csc; 8 lbs rasins Csc: lbs corn starch 25c lbs
pared peaches 25c; Italian peaches l0c per D.:
i ms prunes 25c; lbs prunes, 25c; New York
plums 23c per b; Prunalles l6c per ID; pump
kins 1Oc per can; pine apple l5c per can; sal.
mon l5c per can: salmon 1Sc per can; MS
soda crackers Csc: 8 fbs milk biscuit 25c:ginger
snaps Ice per II: oat meal SC per b: dried ap-
Piles Sc; lbs white apples 25c;. apples DC ter
b: fine mixtures 2Oc per b extract lemon l2c;
extract vanilla 12c; Lea & Perrlne's sauce 25c
per bottles 8 bottles catsup 25c; oysters sc per
can, oysters &c per can; 4 glasses Jelly 25c;
chow chow 10c; pickles l0c: great bargain in
tea at 3Oc per ii; really worth SOC; fine Irish
duce l6c per Ii; the cheapest molasses in the
city: our Hour at So is EXCELLENT; S5c for 2s lbs;
buckets l2c; 2 broems 25c; washing crystal l2c
per dozen; sugar cured shoulder &c, good as
ham; salt 311ac per bag; head r ce lOc per tt.
T, M. WEIR, 12O9 Market street.
Come soon. those apples will sell quick.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
NOTICES..
1 RPAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

vital force in the brain is mind force, in tint
keryes, nerve force, but both brain ana nerve es
[eed their appropriate nourishment 1r there
/ nothing to sustain vital force. eua.heo .,.eu
feed the brain and nerves, as uHeS
|re composed of the vital or nerVe.sustas tlnr,p
|nnciples of the OK brain ana ,ean MaI u brain M
k5d nerves, Physicians have prescribed l6V,Oo.
Eckages, restoring lost energyin all weakness
h mind Or body, relieving debility ana nefV'
rysness aud preventing CONSUMPTION.
r. CROSBY, 666 Sixth AVe'' N. y
For sale by z. JAMES BELT, n.,
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

Loan Assoclation
v offers Tor sal 10 $50 shares new steck, nrst
pyment to be made in May. Appilcalioh
Ln be made to W. j. MORROW, sec ".
Ell-ti-e0d AIT frehch etieo''
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

young girl wants gosd
this office. jn7-2t*
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

persons are forbidden 70
IN trust any one on our account VIII
Et written order from us. dEOhtE W.
fERNON Il SONS. lhll-u
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

dn1 M REWARD.-The sum of sloo
Sl.OO will be paid to any one VINO
Sfll return to No. 4l4 King street, pure
Maltese Cat, which strayed away rome t",st three
breast and nostrlls, an d also q led, white and
blue string on Its neck. ]eo-I
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
zz== -
WANTED.

good woman to COOK WIN
NV reference. Apply at 7Ol fhENeH
Feet. lnIn ln-.
RIY YANIED.-A good girl for general
NV housework, at 81 Market ST. Jno'F"
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

ksIANTED, An enerxetie salesman ma ,nn l"s
wv the State of Delaware, TO sci, JAZZ
hands Fr nch Blaeking and Ladi's Dress
h. Address Box 3s, Station A.. re"
rk city. '"o-'''
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

kIyANTED.-Spring chickens, s9nanS ana
NV fowls. N. b. APPLETON,
;no.d&.w.tf Third Street Market.
wv my27-lmS
, 1879-03-20

topd ami fuel intended for three.ycars' cruise.
Bulk IL grent consideration. ...
Lieut.. DR. I.onE will return TO Washington In
two weeks, a'I cxprcls to bo IN San Francisco
araynl, aucll US s!egr9. tents, fee-nuchors, afId
lcc.tnw.. wern bought In I.ont!nn. Ealing June
II, ie Jeunncttt will tolsct. At Ht paui'R IslnNl,
IN ]}etrIIg's Sea- ami ut It, MirAael't, d trading
post In Alaska, Whcre dutB nIId trIcd ast, tnr
their toul, fur clothing, a1d more hledgcs wilt
be taken ntt,arli. Then she will tmtrll Mt st.
Lawrence Buy, On The Siberian, eoast. ~ the
Two Inst ,laceA Esqutfnaux VII! he engaged to
nct hs ,itG-drIverA nIitl nterpreteff. LIEUT.. tIo
Long expects frt)fn that point to proceed t,ofth
westerly frutn the straits in searctL Of
Prof. Nordensllnd, the? swtsle, WIN smiled
from stnckholm last july to make the never.
bit,erIan Seas, II the natives arr to he believed
he las Ind wonderful nucccss, having, tllry re-
port reached KuliutrlIi Bny, not many hundred
miles distant from nehrlna's strats w1ere hu
is frozen In. atnt probnhfy perfectly safe. fie
cati scarcely extTlcatc himself bofose tlle
Jeantnste approaehes. that port In tlIc, middle
Lieut.. De I.ung expects to t.riIg back tilings 10
Alaska. 1i,lt II he can he lila own herald the
Jeannettc will stenm NJ far north Of Behring's
Hirnits az possible, n1li stay Mnttl the provisions
nearly give out, or some wurshY discovery Ia
naaS In t!s direction tnn pesa'ly 's ist
Enpt. Long, reported land to the westward
al,0nt this latitude, which las been named
Kcltut Land. Lieut.. de Long hopes to winter
In The inlet along this supposed is,a1u! ur cn,l-
tincnt like Greenland, mud make tlast ior the
poln thc following summer. lie does not wish
licyttg tia. polar conditions vary greatly me-
cortlIng 10 marked Climatic variations Of the
same season In different years, au Is satisfied
to report what hs iluds after lie gets back.
, 1879-03-20

Tic "upper ten million" OF society folk IN
China arc IN Auttcr Of excitement over o dar.
Ing breach of coniuesan ettauotie .pcrpesratcd
not long ssncn by the Chinese Ambassador. to
the Court Of St. James. II Iccrpl that Kwo
Ta-jfn'8 0!fGnsG consBts IN hts having allowed
Nine. Kwo to net rs hosteas Mt reception given
at the Chinese Legation. Such 4 proceeding IL,
Bay theEo offended critics, without precedent,
md what mnkcs tho matter tcu times worse III
their uyus Is the rumor t!lat The indy aetualiy
sat down to dinner with her guests, both ladies'
uni gentlemen. The Shanghai Shea-1uou,
which has always supported kwo Ta-jin.
gives Int contradiction to this
last report, but admits tllat, were 1t true,
u would be compefcd 10 condemn tho
Ambassador. For the benefit Of the uninstruct~
I'd the Sheu.pdot cxplaina tic difference be-
twccn an "at hoInc," OF cha haeuy, and O din
i,ur. "At cha hnup,n says tic editor, t' there
Is merely display Of nowcrs, fruits, and vine,
to the Inter of which the guegts help them
selves as they wish. Hence, It Is not cuasom~
ary for the host to sit down with his guests
All he docs is 10 stnnd Of the door md receive
thcm as tl.ey come IN aild bid them farewell as
they 70 out. 1h!s being the cnse, 1t Is evident
that the BtatGtnent lint tic Ambassador ind
his wife snt down With their guests Is cnl-
unny.n Thc writer hints that the report was
originally set atlDat by member Of the Lega.
lion who Is hostile to Ills chief, aud gocs on to
maintain tint kwo Tn-iin 'has neyGr lost sight
OF the honor and dignity OF hIa countryn by
permitting Mrs. Kwo Ta-tin to BIZ seated In the
presence VI lIie high society which welcomed
him to portla.ll place.
, 1879-03-20

sfstons, anil 100 durnts for every new flute
eurp'tc1 10 the King. Frederick nlayc'!
fhc fluto four times d lav: lie also studied
composition to Horne purpose; for when
Quantz lied without finishing concerto
on which he WAS engaged, Tic King was asIlo to
complete thu work. Frederick sccns to hava
riayct' the p'anofortc equally with the fuic.
We arc told, at least, that lIe entertained high
admiration. for Ssbcrmann's pianos; and onu
cu0 scnrccty conceive a composer ceninhG his
attention to the lute alone. Frederick pro-
dncetl a mnrch which was Inserted In Lesstl'g's
"M!nna Won l3arnhclm." llo nlto composcsl n
"etnfonia vi. T., orchestral introductlon-for
ZACH and uniatea." and unoticr for Il 70 Pas:
tore" In 1875 q scnrc1. was tnatitutetl by King
Frederick William, ILL.,, which resulted IN The
discovery VI no fewer than 120 compositions BY
Frederick the Great. Apparently, however,
they wcre not north much, since DR.. Gchrinu
informs us TINT "they were Interesting only
from, their history, and not suited for publIca.
tfon.it
, 1879-03-20

'ner nnt winter, Wills the third, silc.wlrclcr,
will be expressly calculated for unsscngcr:cnr..
ry'ng, AMI 80 tnudtt1.n1 as to nt,an ka spe'd Ut
from fifteen 10 eighteen miles per hour. IN Of
der TINT the !,assnge ucF0ss the 1akc can be nt:-
colnNltshed IN alx hours. niHl even lrAs. The
s!ic.whce1cr would ctla.!o passengers. to ern'a
lie 1uke eastward IN the daytime, uni. with lie
thrc:r' both morning md evening connections
could he ii,aie with Milwaukee.
At Wolf 4: Dayidson'a shtpyard the sellr
Charlotte 'aab Inns rccelscd general repars. 'l'c
scllts lrumpir mil Lutut arc having their dcEks
eailse,,. the seow South Side ie being rebuilt,
mil the stcasn-ltarGc d. I'allcutine is III dry
duck for rcpnrs ubnn tlrr stern bcnringE.
The acDw Tonic nn,l Laura a,l,l The scllr Isl
a1nl City nrriyed laat evening and This morning.
with w6od,-t!,r former frunl Fort Washington
a,ll tho lattrr from Csnssevilc. Cleared dur.
ius The past fosty.ctuht 1ours, scl,rs Charlotte
Knnb md Belle Laurie, for Ahnnpee. and scllr
Glen Cuy'sr,, fur stanitowoc.. l'Ic achr Spartan
smiled for B1lleyfa 1iarbor this afternoon.
Vcseel sales recorded nt the Milwaukee, CTS
ton,.ilousc a!nce last report, arc as foIowa
Schr Lalrinn-J. A.. Olcson to Samuel Martin
anil John Nelson, Of Racine, the whole, $500
Bctlr 1aianl Ctty-l'rter Wurncr. OF Centre.
vll1o, to Andrew 0undcrson, OF shuYbuygan,
UnG-fuurth, $50.
, 1879-03-20
a Royal Atltstc!nn-1'hp Art'stto yVhln,s OF
Frederick tho Hrent.

Tn Nostclng Part '. uf 0royo's Dictionary Of
4lus|e and -usaleidat, tho l'aii NaH Gazette
EAya:
Everyone will read viii, interest tue article on
Frederick tin urcat rs y musician a1u coin.
posor. DR.. Franz tchrins, of Vienna, writer 0t
tho papcr H. question, sllows that tlIt prlucus
first musical instructor WAS MT t2uaut1, tho
Autc-player, III IL gelurally supposed, but Gott-
lob liaync, tic rutla Aml 0rgauist. Al tllu nEa
Ut III, n0woyer, he hp.au tu lcAsn thu ilute
from tluantx, :tllil WIS sn0n afterwards obliged
to stll.iy thnt i''atsnuncnt In aecrut, since i,c
king, Ills fatltr, regarded mMslu Ut q pastinu
unworthy uf one WIN was destined to "ru!u
.ations." 'lllo mustca! Prime was reduced
to suelI shifts ~ enKaGlnE ltulo-p!aying
servants (prubaby musicians NlIo llual served Ii,
military bsm!.l; A!u! Wy may 10 sure tl,ut ,'o
stslu. On uscel4All,s ihu th1atlu ho rstaGlls!lcd
court baIN! ut Dyrliut and dispatched thu
cn'l!poser 1raun to ltaly with Instructions to
engage tllr best singvra ior thu oyuratic tleatrc
ho proposed to fou!n': Exaxacra.ctl accounts
ayo been published Ut Fre,lsrIcks lavish uu,luv
On 'nusis: Dr. Gehrlng lsll. us In. tilc sa!ary
pn!d to tastz H ~ u'!Sa'nts;t ,1; ony to talSrs
RECEIVED Is ducuta iur rucl of Ills compo.
, 1879-03-20

which concentrate within themselves such choice
products Of the designer'h nd enGraver's nst, or,
OH The whole, a finer quality Of literary work."
Literary World.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS,
From a long and varied table Of contents,
comprising list Of twenty-five papers, stories,
poems, AM! misce!lan'cs, the following uro 40.
ltctcd u Of special interest:
John Ericsson, tho Engineer.
Tie best popular lifc-htstory of the great In
vcntor, the coinpctI.or Of fIeurxe Stephenson, to
nrecnQne, tic screw propellcr, etc., etc, and.
last Of gil, The so1ar engine, OF which the first
lui! AMI authentic account ID here given; cart.
,e n H.Sy wa NJ ere9E tweney
paEea, an fully illuatrated With portrhfLt piot-
uscs, an,i diagrams.
Actors and Actresses Of Now York.
by j. Drnnt1cr Matthews, With Illustrations by
Abboy and fsetniart u ao!ne Of the leading
members Of the profession IN character: Miss
Ian as Charles Surface, Mr.. Bcekett as Lob
Booth, Mr.. Droualain. md others.
Horny Borgh and His Work.
The story Of tlo man 10 whom We arc tndobt-
cd for the Socicty for the Prevention Of Cruelty
70 Animals. WIZ history q Tue sos!cty's w9Ek,
c. c. Bucl, Illustrated by aluhr1nan and Kelly.
"H. ID. s. pinaforo" for Amateurs.
Showing how thIs populnr operetta Ia pccu-
lEarly lifted for amateur production, With hint
at stnue directions drcRscs, etc, md three vIrws
Vi the deck Of the "pinafore,'' ns seen 1t the
Standard Theatre, New York.
In O snailory.
BY Ernest lnEersoll. opo Of our foremost
young uatur8tists, With Rtor1an's illustrat!ona,
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The Btickeon River and Its Glaciers.
A graphic description Of Western sccness, with
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The Measure Of Man.
An account OF The interesting rctliacovery OF
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The Tendency Of Modern Thought.
A paper on Romantstn and Rat'ona,isn, BY
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Half-Witted Guttorm.
A charming tafo Of Norwegian ltfc, written fot
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Adcline Trafton; Il JOURNEY TO 4 f0LiT-
lCAL CONVENTION, by an anonymous writer;
Poems, New Inventions III Worlds Work, etc.
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