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OFFERING 4 RFWARD.

The following announcement was made pub
III, YESTERDAY Offering reward for Information leading
10 the apprehension OF the murderer Of Mrs. HUI:
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.-Ile above rev 1Id
viii Doe naI by th" undersigned TO person who VII
furnish evidence viii Lead fo the arrest ana 'onFt-
tlup oil the person persons concerned L tic 4uref
OF Mrs Jane Lawrence De Forrest HUI. at No lao
ForIysee0uO- ON ue night of thr ION Ci june. I-t ~
SIECMUSD H. OTTO. 30. % Bleecker-st.
John D. Townsend, counsel for the family aad friends
Of the murdered woman, said yesterday that it was upon
his advice that the reward had been offered SIR Town
send was asked If the puzzle 20 infer from &c TINT
tie police had uo ciew either TO tue stolen property or
TO tie murderer lie replied that the public was 20 lib
erfv TO draw its own iufercnces TIE family has yet
seen no results from the abors of the police. and this
step Is taken without the dIrcc advice suggestion Of
tie police authorities.
sieamuud L. Ouo, whose name ia attached to The re-
ward is q commission dealer 30 stocks and sDecuiator
I'm 70 general way His ,iHcc at NO. - Bieecker-sf con
,is- of room in bis dwelling. and 10 H. common 90 see
one or more high police officials calling m. while u
is well known that lie has been service 20 the
brokers and their as Deen tine means OF h-
tlecpvegn, valuable Secrets Mr.. OtiO hts betu
very active IA Iae matter the Hull murder INJURY,
aud frequently WISH ed te lOusei he Aas cohNucVcG
the colort servants twice 10 the COroners Once.
The excruons OF The pUlcc have Dot bcru leasened
either offer OF tls Wari or DY thc IrJet-~ OF
The Cor0ucIs inquest At least half dozen drte tlr's
are sril working exclusively the ease. Captain Nli-
Jams sia last cAt that De did not expect 10 De cae
upon TO MAKE immediate arrests.
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LIEDERKR4Yz SUlnfER-NIGHTS FESTIVAL
MUSIC AyD DANCING AT THE MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN.

MUSIC AyD DANCING AT THE MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN.
The electric Ii ght shining from the tower Of Madi-
sou Square G..rieu through the foliage Of Madison
square last night. lighted the way to the summer
NIGHT, festival OF the German Lederkranz Within,
the Garden looked unusually attractive from TIE
many bright costumes Of the ladies who composed
more than half of the audience.
After short promenade concert DodwortHs
Rand furnishing the music, and cornet solo by
Signor A. Lbsrati the orchestra OF the Lederkranz
soc,ety. uuder the direction Of Agucal Paur gave
tbe overture from Rieuz." Longfeliow's " Hymn
10 the Night arranged by Err. Moehrng and dedi-
cated To the German LiederkranZ, was sung by
A chorus Of eighty male voices, the Oari-
tone solo being suug by FutZ Stems.
After The allegrettO from BeethOYen's Eighth y M
nbony by the orchestra, chorus Othtty female and
a'rhfv male voices sang MendelssOnns Walpurgls
fbe Invitation to the Dance" by the orchestra
followed. and when Adolph Bernstein took
the direction of the music into his
bands. shortly after IL o'clock, tue
INVITATION 20 dance was accepted and the
door nd the western end OF the building was quickly
filled by dancers After the theatres were closed
a iarge increase was noticeable ia the audience,
which no 1880 numbered nearly 1000.
M army Of walters IN white aprons was net kept
as busy as might have been expected rom the size
and nationality of the audience, IN consequence OF
the GOODNESS Of tie evening.
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MEETING OF TIE ALUMNI,
ELECTION or orucERs-NECRoLoGY OF THE
ALuMNL

ALUMNI
Members of the Alumni Association Of the
University o. the CITY OF NcwYork began 20 assemble
in tbe .ouuci,-roorn Of the University at p for
theic annual meeting. Between eighty and hundred
Young nien and old were present, ana the manner IN
which The newly made members were received Indicated
thar the graduating stood high In The esteem Of the
,r..c-t fathers Of the University. John Taylor john
ston the president called the meeting 10 order, and
william ". Stephenson present to act az the seere-
tarv Ia the election Of officers for the ensuing year
there we're chosen ohn Taylor Johnston. 39, president;
william r. MartIn, 80, vice-pres dent; WaIiam ".
sterhenson. 81 secretary; Charles B. Brush, 81 treas
urer: Henry NJ Baird. 80, registrar; smith h Lane.
- Hanson c. Gibson '54 John T. Parsons 40 ana L.
H. crosby, TO executive committee. .,
Mr. Johns, on made q few remarks and reapponted
the Old Committee OF Fourteen TO attend tue eAduha-
tons in the gate Department, with tie execution
,bat Iobn @ siaw of 80 was substituted for Charles
FftLsimln il, Isaac +. Russell or 20, Tor Iheoupc r.
Bur Ia ~ and George G. WetmOre, ir, OF 70 Tor I1eo-
d0re x st rrlee In Jhc Committee on The Alumni En-
dOWmel IheC dore E. mllnson ll. - w - au5 .tea
FOR Samn'l Is. Duryen. The Committee on Examination
o the Law Department and OF the Medical - partnen
were cont nued, also the COMMITTEE OF Iurte az
pointed solicit subscriptions to publish geeral c",-
ogue 4 the University SLOW progress Atd Deeh ude
and 200 wanted Hall this amount was suOseiIoed
Dr.. c. : Henry formerly professor in the Uniyer,
airy and now eighty years 0f age, was present ana
George g Wetmore jr. the valcdctorian reported to
tie association the class or 1871 ID HhvIt spocch
Professor Martin made an lhteresllhE "-Ics5 coiu s
menoratve OF George Bell the member OF the class OF
10, who had dled suddenly IN the caprl iate ue "a
nOon as tho class were about 90 h0id meeting. ne
spoke OF him having tbr most fenarhhDie Ihu .nt
had presented tins University Tor lhslucLioh
during his connection with me INSTITUTION. foosvl
CoaGley added DIS Testimony TO the same statement
IL ~. ordered thai George Bns name, Win ah a4te
risk, be- placed on the ll-t Of Tie alumni
Ihe Registrar lad rcy0rted lbesr ueAtn 'nco te -
annual meeting: The Rev. EDfnrZ'r NlgYns' u -,
class OF - the Rev Benjamin + esG, ciass Oh o.
william ii. Gardner, NJ ID, class 0l as ths nov, ~ -,
A Wood class OF 6Ti James W Long, class OF ~
Wood mo lni.siouary qua Dr. Howard Crosby or the
Rev. Mr. stead or Astoria. At O'Clock COLLATION. WAS
served, and there Was singing OK college songs
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r1.EcTIoys OF PROMINENT LINES.

At meeting yesterday of the directors OF
the Lake shore ana Michigan Southern Railroad, d. o.
Mills was elected director 70 I'LL the vacancy caused BY
the resignation OF Francis p. Freeman. William H.
Vanderbilt was chosen president OF the Canada South
ern Railroad IN place Of j. Iiliinghss and Augustus
sbeu president % The Chicago and Canada Southern
H0ad The other officers OF the Canada Southern were
reeectsd No change made In the othcets OF the
N~x.Yor. Central and Hudson and the New YORK ana
Harlem Companies AT meeting yesterday OF Tue
,rc0rs II the Newly urk. Lake Lr!e ana stciy Bail
- Lanes n Keene was elected "A member OF the
hazard lie was elected also member VI The Executive
COMMITTEE
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ExERCIsEs AT ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE.

Annandale presented a beautiful appearance
-day aud the day favored IN every respect the
cass OIL 70 OK ST. stephens College. Al half past IL a.
m the students alumni trustees and clergy formed into
procession rcaei 10 the chapel whore the Ltany
was sung Immediately a.terWard the exercises began
On the college campus, under the shade OF the lofty
chestnut On the platform sat Bishops Potter and Sey-
nour and Rev. DIS. Tucker OF Troy ana Paddock,
Of Brooklyn. -,, 49,,
Among The oratlOns were the following: "keble, the
Man ana the Poet by Frspcis =. keazOri Individual
ify." by Henry : Bonnell; TIE Cuurch ana social
IAN d" by VIM Bsrdeus " The Decay OF Nations by
Daniel DurOy; The Age OF Elizabeth" d. Cyrus h.
Caprun and The Poets Mission" hy Chas. H. DOui o.
Tea degrees Of Bac or OF Arts were conferred seven
Of Master OF Arts, anu three degrees or Bao6el0r OF
Sacred Theology. Mr.. Hail, 81 Jersey city. graduate
nrst Of oass, with general average Oi Sc and MI
Heartfelt, OF NcWN Ork. second with au average or %
The exercises couc uded WIKI TIE hymn, " Now thank
we M our God, and lie benedIct0n By the BlsAOp.
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GERMAN THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL.

The commencement exercises OF the New
ark German theological school took place on Wednes-
DAY evening Westminster Presby Church,
Bloomfield ~ j., In the presence OF large audience
On tho platform seated President Charles l. Knox
DID; the Rev Joseph Few-Smith, ID; the Rev George
c. seibert. DID. and Professors William A. stAmm and
Harry Websr The Rev Dr. Fe g-5mith made the open
prayer after which the Oratiens BY the gradu-
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PASSENG Frs ARRTVED.

FROM LIvERPOOI-RB Sf'aynshfp Csftc.-Mr. and Ma
c. Bransom. Mr.. and Mrs Ba~na. ?. @. Bowrrg ..
r. Baker G. A. ClizzOia W. Mr. ant Mrs j. D.
Fletcher MISS Jury Mrs ard Nss Jones F. Maysr Miss &
Mccormack Dr. ". p g. Mccormack l.. A. Nafhan A. 4.
Plant ! r. Serree Mr. Schencv " story sen0r Don A.
SOmmaruRa Captain J. Upton. J. Zstheiuz W. Arm
strong " Wnfter Miss Ross MASSEY. Miss MASSEY, M
In Il poue
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ELECTIONS AT BROWN UNIVERSITY.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., June 19.-The corpora
on OF Brown University to-day elected Judge Thomas
Durfee vice-chanceor The Rev Heman Lincoln. ID. d,
elected member 81 Board OF Fellows in place Of
Isaac Davis resigned. william f. soyes Of Pawtucket,
Charles r. Colby, OF Milwaukee. and the Rev :. Dryden
PHELPS were elected members the Board Of Trustees
III vacancies II voted call the dormItory
= al..r II
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atirg class, six in numberthrce IN German ana tnee
in English. DE-. 5eiDcrt delivered al rys@ In Gefha
To the graduates after which President Knox presenter
them their diplomas and the henedicii0n eo-ed
the exercises. FO loving IA the graduating class
Frederick saure Francis Harng. Henry Sebcrl, Louis
VOss, Jonn GuenLher. Jullus GOeDel
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sTxTY-ETGuT GRADUATES At CORNELL
ITHACA, n. Y, June 19.-The eleventh an


nual Commencement OF Cornell University took pace
to-day seyeuty-one degrees conferred. three OF
which second degrees. leaving sxty-eght graau-
The Number OF applicants for admission 81 tie
University " larger than last year. President White
sent con9rstuatOTy letter 20 tie graduates The occ9
sion "a gratifying one and all connected with the
University feel that the late attacks made upon 10 have
not IN the least lnlnrea it IN public estimation.
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MIDNIGHT WE6THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Slln0nsis for The past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, June 30, a. m.-The barOm
eer has rsenin the Atlantic states, and highest In
Pennsylvania The pressure has fallen west or the
Aeehanes and apparently lowest in the Upper Mis-
souri, Valley Northeast winds prevail over tie South
ern states, With clear weather following light coast
rains and slightly lower temperatures. Variable winds
winds are reported from the Lower Lake region and
Nev-England, with clear weather. Slightly warmer
southeast winds prevail the Northwest ond South
west with clOddv weather ana numerous rams. Gear
welther has prevailed on the Pacific Coast
Indications,
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-Engand. sta
tiou1rv 10 falling barometer, rasterly winds, slightly
warmer clear followed 10y partly cloudy weather ana
possibly occasional luca rains.
Cuti0Eary yignGlS
Cautionary signals continue from Macon to Cape
Henry.
IL. -. LII liz
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pesla. Mr.. Lcnthum was cutter IN Elliot & Co.'S
taiOr's shop at Br,atvsy and TeDtn-'t.
SALE OF RAILROAD AT AUCTION.

The Paris and Danvile Railroad, which was
sold yesterday at auctlon by r. w. Lr''low Co. wss
bought By Anthony J. Thomas, OF this "iy. for $780,
600 Tho sale vas made t,rer force osure - tho asst
mortgage which secured bonds amouD rirQ io 5000
600 The rnpd. which exiends from Danyilie %
Lawrenceyiie I L. u distance ~ 1O3 milfs Wa On ned
Au2rst. 1879 II is said ~ have cost nearly f2oOV
600 II been bought the interest ~ the Nsh1sh
RarOaG. TO whicn IL ,foras CONNECTION with cairo, ny
means or the Cairo and Vmceugcs Road and with the
Mobile and ONO Raj road.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. june 20 a. m.-The variations
IN he barometer yesterday were slight, the movement
bein inward The weather was clear anu partly cloUiy
The Temperature ranged between SO and 74 Tie aver
axe Being 81 higher than ON "Wednesday Tue amount
az moi .fure in the air has been diminished
Clear aEd partly cloudy weather. win slight chancts
OF showers ae tie day, be expected "a TINS cly
NIeluLLN
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A1ARGE FIFE IN MOBILE.

MOBILE, ALA, June ia fire broke out
on Warcr-st.. immediately IN tho Of tine Battle
House to-day and sherman stationary store, Du3ose
& Co., drug store, Mckinney Co.'s saddlery shop and
Lelnkduf & Strauss wholesale dry goods store were
soon m flames. The fire IL now under control The
tsta los. Will reach about $4,000 which Is covered
by Insurance. No damage was Done 70 the Bittle
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Paracesus called the gases ascending from
mineral springs " III spirits. Tic demons ~ the
aud the Wild spirits Of Par9cesus have since BE- n
found 10 DE familiar carb0nc acid This we'll
known agent il used purcst form the spark
waters from Cart r. Srhuizs popular establishment IN
New York Vow YORK Exnress.
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DILKS-FARLEY-At the residence y, the bride on Wei:
nesdtv. 1879 bv the Dr. Henry B. chaplin. u
New-Yors assisted ~ ne Henry Betting. James 3.
Dks OF New IOrk Jennie a.. only daughter Of VIII
lam Farley. ~ Pennington, y.
DTN0CK-ENTGHT-On THURSDAY. jane 70. by the Rev 7.
W Rancrof. Joseph dew DimoCk o Amy T. daughter Oh
the late Nehrni th Knight al of BROOKLYN No cards
GRIFFIs-sTANTON-In the FIRST Reformed Churcn soho
uecta,v. ru-ssv evening. June ~ nv the Rev.
G. stanton the Rev. William Elliot Cribs 20 Miss
Katharine Lyra stanton oil ABA y.
CRYDER-OGDEN-O June II 1870 at Grace Church. ~
The Rev Dr. Potter Duncan Cryer 20 Elizabeth Calender,
daugnter % The late EDWARD ogden
HALL-WILMARTH-On Monday. jane l6. 1879. a. the
Presbyterian Church. New Rochelle y. v by The Rev. r.
Randall Hors. Thorn G. Hal 70 Carrie E. daughter Of
John Wlmarth.
KNEELAED-VAN wYCK-At Jericho T. T. June ~. ~
r. Davis william =. knce and ~ Broosvn 70
r. Youngest daughter OF stephen Van Wycs' esq,
u Jericho T.. l..
McTNTYRE-K NOX-On wednesday June Is SO. BY fhe
Rev John Rail- ID. De- assisted by the Rev. William orms-
ton D. Thomas A Mcintyre 10 Anna Knox both o. ths
city.
MTLLFR-OTTFRsON-At Brooklyn. Wednesday, June
~ f-74 AZ NassaT-sf. by he Rev + a. Mitchell u D.,
Bailey Miller. % Hudson y y. 20 Emily Clark,
daughter of DIT. Andrew OttersOn ~ Brooklyn.
sCHFNCK-DAVIs-On "wednesday. June Il, 1879 AZ the
ra.fenee Hon Charee Spencer, by the Rev. Moan
Hunt -chencg ID o. assisted by tie Rev. Ebenezr r. ltoZ.
ers p. D. Edward T. Schenck 10 Ellen u DAVIS both ~
tins CITY
swARr-TOwNsEND-On Wednesday, June II. BY the
Rev char p. Deems. me resliruc' " me bfldrs
mother % Grove-sf samuel A. Swart to ia r.. Young
CITY NO cards.
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PRIZES AT AMHERST COLLEGE.

AMHERST, Mass, June l9.-Tbe Social Union
Freshman prize speaking took place last night in the
presence Of large audience. Prizes were awarded as
follows First J. " Bixler Hanover. Penn; second,
L. H. Thaeher, Weslheld thIrd, H. Grover, Brooklyn,
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BATRD-On weinesiav morning June ls, tPehsm amor
scarlet James A. eldest son u John Band 10 ts
Fanefai prlgts az ;be residence o. hts atheraw John
The remains WIN b- inferred ~ Woodawn.
CAIRNS-srddeulv. az 1880 Wednesdav' lune :.
I,7 FrgdeneE A. arms 81 S5.I1o1 Soes York G Of
Funer. a. 81 Luke. Chnrel Hg'on,st on -9,g.
Gay, June q az 1850 p n o. which az ei' are invited
COOPER suddenly IN BrooSvu. wednesday lno IL,
1879 Charles Cooper 3sei 80 years ,.,.. ,aa rys,.
place, BrooSy,. at 4:3o o'ciocs Friday afternoon
DIKE-At Manuel, Roc4and County y. T., on the 18th
Funeral services ~ in Manuel Friday.
carriges vii BE- in waiting A. the vanue STATION q the
Northern Nrw r. r., on The arrYio i the Joo A. IN.
Refyas and friends are respectfully invited to attend the
crrTEsPrF-on We IuesIay evening 18TH inst Annie O..
widow OF John Gillespie and daughter OF The late A. l.
RSaIyss nyel z, asisnd ta nqer4 ,eT
iesSe 10 p west i7ts on FRIDAY zoih nat,
tn,enis are tlndy requested NOT to send
GREENE-suodenlv, the nth inst Of pulmonary APO
relatives AMI friends are inve attend the
wees his late residence. 100 East -Jdst on frdaY AZ
Boston papers please copy.
GREENE. EDWARD D. E.-The members Of the national
Academy or Design and ne triis,. hrfa'y ''
Re- deuce O6 23lst 20 ocioef Friday afternoon.
-O'D ''''' T1DDIsoN RICHARDS. cor secy \. \.
RODGERs-On Tuesday. nth nsL John son u the late
Relatives 1ad friends Associations Of the tn Re
ys q, ttrsnt tho funeral services late residence.
lJ4 East 37thst, FRIDAY, al 1 p. 100.
CK-suideniy az AZ west 23ast Carrie =. Gro.
cler0n v 70 on Edward +. Schenc1 aged - years.
Reatiyes ana friens l1v.sst atlsn her funeral from
the Church of he Strangers 81 D., tf lF, June ~
Pal bearers viii meet 90 re-ifence at 3 O'Clock.
1,r-7rr FAT Porravav y T. Eva c. only dan rhicr o.
Fenry u. aud Esther Ann Iuitlo- asoi - y tr-- go.
Fuu,a rom Fresoy terrain Church. on Friday -0t inst'
ar O'Clock.
VAN wYCK-At Mitcheirs station. Culrepper Co, Va 81
drJpsy Cornelius H. Van Nyc1 on oaturHAy, lunr ~ "a
n. f5th year age. iOruer resident az Hope" II
Junction. Duchess county = =
NOTICEThe members oi The Mendelssohn Glee club are
invited o attend funeral Of EiWarl ID h Greene. o. rs
late residence, los East 23ist 40 o'clock tilay ater.
noon. 2Oth liy order - ... 49, 800 .,
NJ X RI i,lILT1 Y, Jl. SECRETARY
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nrsrAKryG ARSENIC FOR MAGNRsIA.

Henry A. Lenthum, aged twenty-seyen
years died last night No 90 East feminist from the
Effects OF dose OF arsenic taken by mistake for
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Guficura <oon

T. elegant toilet medicinal 20 Cntcrra IN tho
= an external alneIs For chapned hands ro1gh
sInhuTB. sd the skin tr ubes n i IN
f-gcr able O~ he toilet the nursery aud batl .
tie elegant refreshing and healing before me public
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There's nat n charm that Iisht- the face

No lady careful n health sewing machine *
the View Aromatic No Tension Machine u the WI
cox q Gibbs Company.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ia tuis cy Jf sen DO
Of ncs The rerpndica lines Civ divisions Of zine Cor se ~
W The ~rc-y The broken dotted line
repre- variations Ia temperature
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II ltN So tNfIa''et ffht
A. sweet PINK uys anf iyory teeth
And fhlr@ now. beneath the sky,
Can haaTfits suc1 a. these supply.
save S0ZODOsr. tnlt wears the wreath.
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GpeciaI Notices.

good artificial food ne'n and heat proeqcng with
proper degree o mineral entente is Iou" Z. Ae.l .
WINCH is agnly landed by ls,ng PHYSICIANS as The best
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Nervou. Eeaau-u0n-A meiisa essay compnsnga serisJ
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d1n ON how lost health NAV renamed. lforing ssIr
synopsis OF ir hpeunes 70 'Il tls , :. ., ,.
pericncs mail zoe currency or postage STAMPS AlIr'''
Secretary. hAitN7 Muac1Ll 80 .Il.S".,. N-- il
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On Noses.

It is said that the most extraordinary
men ofevery age have been distinguished
by having extraordinary noses. Begins
ming with the ancients, Scipio Nasica
derived his name from his prominent
share of this feature so did Ovid, SUR
named Naso, on which account Pope
represents his fatterers persuading him
that he had ga nose like Ovid's."
Cicero's nose was distinguished by a
vetch (~eicer); Sylla's by a p%rofusion OF
pimples. This latter made a great figure
in those days, and the Athenians, while
he was besieging them, cut a number OF
jokes on it. They compared it to"a
mulberry, dredged over with meal" as
We read in Plutarch's Life of sylla.
This joke, as many other jocose things
often do, cost the inventors of it very
dearly when the revengetul dictator put
his nose within the city gates. The nose
of Cromwell was we'll calculated to vie
with that of his Roman prototype, if we
NAV credit Cleveland, Birkenhead and
other contemporary writers. "Crom-
wells face" says Birkenhead, wears a
natural tiffany, and his chin may furnish
a rugty coat of mail. His nose is a comet
in grain. Certainly it is no human fea-
tuze, but the emblem Of 8 mandrake.
And yet this basilisk would king it'll"
Napoleon the first was wont to say,
"Give me a man with plenty Of nose ;