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The New York herald., 1879-08-31

THE WEATuER.-The Western area of low
barometer has passed completely beyond the
limits of the United States into British Colum-
bia and the atmospheric pressure is now more
evenly distributed over the Northwestern
States than it has been for some time The
barometer has fallen very rapidly in the
New England States, and storm GEN.
tire Of considerable energy was gem
Grated in twenty four hours 1t is now
passing out into the ocean of the coast of Nova
Scotia, attended by brisk winds. The pressure
continues to be high throughout the central
valleys and the South Atlantic States. The hot
weather which prevailed in the Northwest yes
terday is steadily passing eastward, and is now
being felt more especially in the upper lake
regions. The present conditions would in
dicate that the greatest portion of this
hot wave will pass north of this State.
In the Southern States the thermometer
has been stationary. Fair and clear weather
prevailed throughout the country, except on
the South Atlantic coast, where it was cloudy
and threatening, with light rains and electrical
disturbances The winds were fresh and brisk
in the Gulf States and moderate in all other
sections The weather In New York and It's vi
cinity to-day will be fair, with higher tenpera-
turc. Tomorrow the same conditions will pre-
VAIL
The New York herald., 1879-08-31
Pulpit Topics To-day.

Next Sabbath will be the grand reopen
ing day for the churches, when pastors and
congregations shall have returned IRON
their summer saunterings. Not that the
churches have been closed, for very few
have been; but the pastors and their focks
have been scattered more or less for two
months, so that the regular work has been
left in charge of lay preachers or chance
clerical visitors to the city. These have
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

PARIS CORRESPONDENT calls attention to
the fact, which American ladies seem slow at
comprehending that to be in the fashion now
means to be edistinctively ones self in dress, and
not, as heretofore, copy of some else. The
change makes it possible for all ladies to dress
becomingly, which was impossible under the
Md nlan
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

WHILE YESTERDAY the monument of Custer
was being unveiled another soldier of equal
dash, spirit and courage, though not equally a
favorite of fortune, had just been ordered to
flames eternal camping ground" General
Hood, survivor of series of terrible battles and
wounds, succumbed to yellow fever at New
Orleans
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

RESIDENTS or SITKA, Alaska, have at last
formed provisional government, and there
being enough of them TO fill all the offices with
ont duplicating there will probably be better
order maintained than heretofore. Our CORE
spondent's illusions to the unftness of the
jamestown for the only work that she may be
rallied upon to do shows how weak our navy is
In point of availability.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks were less
active and the market generally was weak, but
closed firm, with an upward tendency. Money
was easy on call throughout at 5 to per cent.
The bank statement was favorable showing an
increase of 81 ,27S, ,425 in the surplus reserve.
Government securities were firm, while State
and railway bonds were dull and irregular.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

gallant fellows generally who sacrifice their
lives in the public service, that it Is pity
some portion of them could not be added
to the inscriptions on the pedestal.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

MONMOUTH PARKS last day was as good as
any that preceded it, which is saying great
deal
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

YESTERDAY was red letter day for polo
players. number of games are reported in
our sporting columns
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

WE CONTINUE to-day series of descrip-
lions of summer resorts, with the hint that now
is just the time to go out of town if one is i'll
search of pleasant days, cool nights, outof.door
diversions and reliable appetite.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

Now THAT THE CoMEDIE FRANCAIsE has re-
turned to Paris it appears that the members
had a miserable time in London, and wish
they had remained at home. Any sensible per-
son could have prophesied these results Of the
trip.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

The sreattcr IN Nesc York and us ricimity today
pW be Jai,' NTH higher temperature. Tomorrow
the same conditions ciH prepdH.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.
QUINTUPLE SH Ell T

NEW YORK. SUNDAY. AUGUST 81. 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31
NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRIEToR.
, 1879-08-21

Tic old ptoycrh, "Ctrcamatanccs alter cases, /"
WIS never more fully illustrated than ia llttc
Incident which occurred In Now llaycn. 1t WIS
on sl,e pter whero tho New iurk boat starts
from. One Of tic men engaged III loallnE tho
freight IL negro called Napoleon. Napoleon
Is VI, Intensely religious man, whO works as
heartily ~ le processes. in d e,lalt building ut
tho head Of the pfcr he has every evening q
praycr-t!,rettng, which he conducts with ptullt
tu buth hinlself and ottlcrs.
Iflc other nfght stranger who wns to tnkc
thu hoat for Nsw York was to,1ngIn; Oh the tHcr
whiting f0r the time to .,ass. Hearing hytnlI-
singing, near By llo stgoied to the SPOT. nnd aicr
q Itsle While got cl,Anco to spcak to thu lcadur
Napoleon.
'My good co1ored brother" to satd, you as,-
per 10 be doing a Ruod work."
Napoleon said hu hoped 81, and scelnE tho
stranger wax Interested hu full !nto o ufscourso
uENai the subject.
Aftcr who tile stranger stnrtci for the
ptcr, shaking hatstls witt, Napoleon. anu saying:
"aiy good eolorcd brother. wls!. sou suc-
CESAR
Reaching tho picr hu could not $40 tho boat.
"Wheros tl.at lY,att' b. uvsyuusly askoI
fnau.
"tione."
.stiouei" he crle.t, looking saYagciy around.
"Where Il Llat d---I ulgEcrl"
, 1879-08-21


The lights were out, the streets were still, and
all other prcsenccs Were silent in the presence
OF the peaceful night And at this tlmo the
soft but slightly uustca.ly tread Ut man was
heard approaching tho station. lie took chair
ncar the door. lanHlcd his legs over the chnir's
nrnl hung his peaked hat on the too OF his boot,
and Ia low voice addressed the piliccr: ~
was here year ago and listened Ia the sopg OF
your cricket uhtlcr tie tuat there, at.d wnnt to
hear It nEatis. That cricket comes Into my tifc
exactly. lie s!!'Es nnd all his greencoatcd
comrades sling OF the dying summer. There arc
inillon Of thcse little tnourncss under The
leaves tonight, an1 they all have ,one song Of
There used to bc sunlrngr t,erc: ! a,n sort Of
m old erickct myself. | crawl Into the natural
formed grape grottocs on tho highway and sing
Inv own sad song there. Speaking. of cool,
mcsscnuo 70 tic Club Of tie Purple Cluster
aud tell tho yinous triumTsrate tllat arc
crowIl!llg their chnstc md marvellous brows
With beautiful cflapiots to send Int, not MI old
Roman punch even, nur Il GrccIan amaranthe
1ulep, but 4 tod, nlera modern tod. Tell them
l ain always With them, n1s1 l oftcn commune,
when On my ,profnfseuoas pilgrimage with ticir
discMb0ttlcd-pnrdon nc, 1nean diso1hotlted
spirits; I Sue thclr faces rapt anI purplng
with the blood Of tho broker. .tunrtcd grape ot
the Garter stream. But say, Sergeant, my blood
Is turning into tbs channels Of melancholy.
This must not be- Here are tlrea co!ns. put
one tnto wine, and the world 6ushes up for me;
second rott, and own that block there, / au,
aAypr OF pASt,icict, ~ walk on thronrs": a
third, and hear rnptusous nusic, ifoat on FUR
rivera, my old cuat bcc0mrs rs the EaEnlnnt Of 4
great ruler; put my warm heart against tho
cold murblc Ut the world, nnd warm It with
tts generous glow. The wot7l Is 90 longer q
nlaro!o tomb to nc: It opGns, and enchanting
60 OIL The gates OF eternity open with q ma
testc wclcuIno 10 TIC man WHO Ielfcs fortune
, 1879-08-21
building. liz will be taken cafo OF t1,oro for
few days, a. he had no home and no fricuds.
The boys who beat him havo not boon arrested.

building. liz will be taken cafo OF t1,oro for
lew days, a. he had no home and no frlends.
The boys who beat him havo not boon arrested.
xHE RECENT sn0orfEd-
The gcntiosnanly murderers will rtease take
notice thnt Coroner Mnsm and son1o Of bib A4a1t
therefore requested to abstain from shedding
the blood of t}fclr fu!low.fnen unttl such
t!me as ho rrtrrus. During Gen. nanns
absence The County Fhve.cfan has bcen having
held post'fnorten. examination upon George
Hoag, ehd MAS killed BY blow from baao,baN
bat In the hands Of Joseph Kelley, and also
upon, August, FFokiberg, WHO wss shot
County PHYSICIAN Is like looking for needle In
4 haystaek. Lie lives At the western city limits
altnost, aud I: never to DO found, while hia as-
sistant, DR.. MfCnault, moves oftcner than that
prover1ial old chap who thought II cheaper to
moro than to pnJ rent. The fnauesta upon
lA,tl, rnau will bo held next Saturday. Those
mixed W IN The Fsusdherz sh2osing Wcre res
ter.1av before Justice Walsh Henry sailer and
and Albert jacques, Albort BrnunRart, Emil
GntIertan, August Voss, and Fred Hart, tho
latter Of whom was only recently arrested, weso
held In $500 each to tue same date.
POLICE COURTS.
Justice Walsh: AMI Francois and Willie
Mcfarland. 1aFreny Of SG0 rash from ono Of the
}owucr d Be.nis beer Ns3ons, $500 to the 2lat;
lsichard Brown. alias O'Bricpt yagrancy, 30
tlue; El!za O'Bricn, disordcrly conduct, on
complaint OF her da,lgtar-fn-law, lilo
widow Of the lsto thief, /" Kid" O'Brtop,
s5 fne; Ttmothy iiogau. aasaulting and ahue-.
Ing an old man giving tho namc Of }. x. Gil
bert, t.5 fine; Eliza Zmmer and John Hus4ey,
lIsortIcrIY conduct In a bouso In the rear al No.
II! West Lake street, SO flne.
1uattco Wallace: Frank Blair, larceny Of
two silk dresses from c. sehick, 5000
to tho Criminal Court; Walter Lock-
hart, vagrant, sloo ano; AenFY F1eer;
Vorpahl, s2oo to tho Criminal Court; W. A
Wtlltana, vagrant, 800 Anc; Robert Smith and
Maggie Tobln, adultery, on complaint Of Louisa
Smith, Of No. 1A13 Shurs!eH avenue, s4o0 zach
to the 2lst; Thonas Coleman, roobing brother
cxprcsstnau OF 10, on the stand ut the corner of
Pacific avenue and Wan Burcn atrcet, $500 to tho
ed.
Justice Kaufmann: jackson berry, abus!ng his
family. $50 fine; Ernst Ion, alias Shea, burglary
Of r. sptclman's vinegar factory at Mo. a15
North Wsils street, sGc0 to the Criminal Court.
The prisoner G2vo away bis com p2pfon, Thomns
Lcebody, and yesterday ho was etrested for
completely Ia the burglary.
, 1879-08-21

The war In passenger rates frou, Kansas City
to Eastern points still continues, but 1t Is hard.
fy probable that tic light will last longer than
Tomorrow. Thu General Managers OF tic Vest
cru ronlls aud tho Executive Committee Of the
Eastern trunk lines u,cat III New York to-day,
ahtl 10 doubt their first work will be to attend
to this business, uI,u TX up matters III suctl d
WY as will mako it impossible hcrouttsr tor Tho
vt. Louis rosas to cut tic through rites when.
ever they thfus they havu grievance. There s
not singlo limo cast OF, the Mississippi River
tint dues not tl0precatu The ncsioM of Inc st.
Louis knnaua City IL Northern In ngatn brlng-
tnG on this fight, and all aro anxious lint tic
regular rates s!onlI borestored AMI maintained.
commissioner Mtdgley, wllo was requested by
Commissioner Fink to call q meeting Of tien-
csa1 Ticket and Passenger Agents to take action
in regard to this light. telegrnnhctt Mr.. Fink
ycbterlny tt1at the rnilEoal tlnl.ngera hero did
not think such meeting would bring sbout tho
desired result. Il WIS tho general o,.alo,I that
tile trunk lines could settle te difficulty at once
by making nn aereslnout not to par commissions
Nh Tic safo ot uckgts from auy Western points,
and tn hold the roada 10 I. strict 1nalntc-
nance Of the late agreement. lfany Of liza VEST
cru roaas tl!cn Violate the agreement, all slle
Eastern roads have tu TO IL tn throw off from
sale uu their roaus tile ticlteta OF such Offending
ltug.
, 1879-08-21

viii 70 into cifcct AUG. Is. Tic now rites, aa
ntpauy stated, will bc on tho basis of ~ cents
cr hundred On Esat. u censs ., Gr t9r cMass, Ms,
York.
THE Central Dranch Union Pacific Railroad
announces In circular dated Aug. I8 the co,,,-
ploth,n Of fts limo to GAYLORD. Smith County, on
the North Fork Of the Solomon River, twenty
!lvo ,n'!es vert of CaWkct Cl.y. From tl.ss tate
and tfatanca md rates from Asshlson arc as
folows; Downa, !a3 miles. SIC. 10; bethany, 2l7
miles. &lo. 10: ltarlnw, ~ miles, $i1.l0; Gay-
lord ~ miles. eil.:G. Tho cfnigrant rate 10
u Klrwin w'!l be- nrst-c]ass. si2.a5; emfgrahs,
$18, until this lne Ia In operation to that point,
which will he al an early date
There was meeting OF ti,c General Freight
Agonts of tho 1owa pool yesterday at tho otllce
VI tile Chicago d Northwestern Road for the
70 Deg Moiacs ratct. iieratoforo the, Chicago,
Rock IsAn! 4 iAcl4c waa tho only lIde leading
direct from Chicago to Des Afulnes, hut lately
the Chicago d Northwestern has acquired lines
t9 tint point, md there was some danger ot
disruption VI rates arising from TOO netlye eonl-
petition. 1he roatls agreed Yesterday to adhssa
strictly to The pseaaat saFtE Fases.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF tho Chicago
Railroad AbsnciasiHn, composed OF tie GcneTal
Ticket and Passenger A9unte of tic various
roads Gcs,tcrlug In tuis city, held their regular
monthly meeting at their room In Ashland Block
yesterday. Tho principal business t1ono was
tl,c comparing aid correcting Of the regular
shect-ralos. It was agreed to sell round.tsip
excursion Tickets to thosu Wishing to attcnd the
meeting u tho Mnsonsc Grand Lo1ecs ID this
city this fall.
It was also agreed 10 sell excursion ickots
during tho continuance Of the Exposition In this
city On the same teams and conditions "a in
PREVIOUS years.
, 1879-08-21
HUmOR.
Dogs nre travelling TN their muzz1s now.
A stIck In t4mo savcH nino boys out Of ten.
a dealer in futurca-A professional claIrvoy-

Uoga nEe travelling TN their nuzzle now.
4 st!ck In tsmo bavcs nine boys out Of ten.
A dealer in futurcs-A professional cla;rvoy-
ant.
A Camden chap calls his wateh~chalu Music,
because it has charms-
"Flrst como, nrst surfed," Is the bathing
houao rule at Coney lsfanl
4 rich unclc's heir, who waited long, was
finally worth his walt IN gold.
Members OF the Can't -Gat~Away Club wear
sort Of durn-yor resort expression.
The man who finds pocketbook with cash IN
It docs not look ut paper for three weeks.
What Is IN !sla,,df a body surrounded BY
water: Give an example: A boy In swimming.
4 keokuk boy has named bis dog Rome, &C
that by simply twisting tho animals tail he car
mako Rome howl.
"Why," asks q newspaper, Ills into1tcation
40 con,mon in summer" Be9auso It's sot
weather We suppose.
A dead snakc eau be brought to life with
pint Of whisky. fou drink tho WHISKY, aud
tlrn look ut tie snake.
Alfrcd-Your poem must bo laid over, havlzg
SOME minor defectn. For instance, gorge does
not rhyme with morgue.
Tie fellow who dropped into a chair contain
INK q tack has been uneasy ever since, and now
sits down on the iustallsncnt plan.
Don't teave your butter out fu the sun.--F,s
Pres. Why mott Who cvet tlcaed OF q goat
being unstruck.-RiehHload Da&o't.
"fiow arc you OF for fnnds to-day7' asked
collector Of M ttnpccunlous though classical
debtor. ~ am staprr iien--alwags the same,
emphatical!J 'wttt'out change !"
Bulktns, In referring to tho time bis wife cou,-
plimeutetl him, says the coal nfe needed replen-
with commanding air and said. '4Peses, tho
Gratc.n
Smallest boy-"Rotter give In At onat, cos I'm
bound to ffci yer" Small boY-HHow DIVER
know yer a-goin' to lick met" sma,lesE hoy
"Gos I'm stronger than you; chew tobakcr
When little Washington remarked to bis IN
~ cannot tell lle," thu old gentleman turned
pale With aasontshnent and grief "Why, you
young rascal q" he exclhinct, !" that's the 6f0geat
QUE yet"-B"9ao Express.
At BnIIong.-raterfamlic (who will do tho
rarleyvoolnE hih,sof instead OF leaving 1t to lia
de-ic-lc--herc, you girls, what's the French
Tor Eau do ColoEual-l'stnch.
"Tcll me-" ho said to the doctor, "tc}l no
frankly, IA theee any lopea'' "Yes, str, d great
deal. 'rhc statistics show TINT one ont Of every
a@ei Yoa % sre 'hs 1r hnSaerat6 snss hsyo
treated for tho lnulaIy, and l haya not cured
ono Of thcsn.'
"llov hnd you tho audacty, John," asked
Scottish Laird OF his servant, Ito 20 and tell
soulo people that was u meau fellow, mud no
gentleman" M, m, str,' was the candid
anawcr, 'youfll no catch INC at the like o. that.
/ nyo kccp my thocts To myse!i."
a small boy was sent 10 the coMntrY to board
shoFt tttuo ago. uu promised bis mother that
he would write GOOD long lcttar describing his
trtp and boassing. place. Gtc. ! week went by,
and bis poor mother ,yas pearly distracted when
him: II am hers, ind / sTappcd ny watcl,
for pup; and 1 went In swlmtntn' iourtcen
tunes yesterday, anl a fellcr stole my pockcs-
book, and | want eomu money; and / shni1
bring tho pup hume"
, 1879-08-21
ntLrrNfas, Is A1,unnAnII1r1Es.n

DILTtIN13' PROBABILITIES"
Joatl Billings, who is n usual passing bis
summer ID the White Mountains,has put itin tho
way Of the editor OF the White Mountain Echo
TO print few component parts Of bis ncw book
10 bo published in thu fall. Its title Will bc
told Probabilities: Terhnps Raln-Pcsbaps
Nnt''; antl It vii have for til leading motto:
"Truth tx sed to bo atranRar than fEckshun; it
Ia to most pholks.' The selections arc these:
About the hardest thing fellow kan do 1t TO
spark 2 gals at ono time md preserve good
average. Try It,
Don't dhpizo your poor feFashuns. They may
be taken suddenly ritGt sum day, and asen It
Will le awkward to explain things 70 them; un-
du11bte,lly 70.
Next to klcas koush'cnco for solid comfort
Gums al casy boot, Try both.
:, II young man ha!n't got .ell-balanced
head like 10 sce him part bis hair In the middle.
Don't yhut
don't lake my foolish chances. II ! wuz
called upon 70 mourn over dead tuulc, should
stan1 in front or him and DO my weeping.
there 10 no man 10 poor but what eIe csa Afford
TO keep onu dog, aud | Inv seen them 80 poor
ts'at u.ey could afford 10 keep three.
Ley to2 thirds OF the rich pcop}e In this
toakos tie most Of you. Happy thought.
ncver asg1 aain d SUCCESS. When SEQ rat
tIesnat1's bead sticking cut nf 9 whole, bear
on to tue left aud say u miseG that hoc be-
Thu lnalcl arxys iust az bull duz ehL4ned 10
a post. lie bellows tnd sawA, bit he don't git
loose FROM the post, tottss. Not much.
tusnk The Lord thst thaFo is our thing IN
war or dogs tatl. furc unklc.
have sccn men 30 fos,d Of argument that
they would dispute With d g',I'lcboard ut the
!ofk' w knn;ry road about t'lc dtstancc to the
Tnarc arc but fu sights in ,hts life noro su,,,
, 1879-08-21
CURRENT GOSSIP.


JUICY.
1onkeFf .SIufetmuns
No-slr. Corbfn Will not starso
1'o7 want Of tsadc, t IL true;
Dut that he acted ratfser rash,
Will n1init-won't Jowt
II takca a very little aced
To Vruw mammoth lrco;
And Corbln's little woras hnya uado
A big a.Ihar i-scc.
That he rc9rcta tho step he took,
IL very plain 10 nc;
llu y: though 1uWn upon thu Jews,
Il little Sau.du Gee,
, 1879-08-21
GrAftl At Odos41l,

The Odessa Messenger statcs tllnt never beforo
bus there been ~ tn4cii corn stored Ut Odessa III
Vt tho present time, a. nu urtlurs arrived from
abroad. The corn Ia stosa alrvauy anuunts to
N,0o tchetyerts, An.1 cyery day thcru urrlye
Of America slri tic protcctiont4,li ot Germany
fathrr Eloolny prospect awaits tllt curly luiura
ot Nu4Slan agriculture aud cuInIlurco,
, 1879-08-21
THE RAILROADS.
Proposed Pool Between the TWO
Principal Canadian
Roade.
Western Roads Becoming Involved
in the Omali,. and 1kenr-
ncy Fight.
The Northwestern Roads Reduce tho
Grain Rates Five Cents Per
Hundred.
TIE GRAND TRUNK AND GREAT
~ Ea'EERN POOL.

TIE GRAND TRUNK AND GREAT
WESTERN POOL.
Mr.. Childcrs. President Of tile Great Western
Rai,wny OF Canain, hns addressed letter to
str Henry Tyler, Prcsldcnt Ut tle Granul Trunk
Hallway, proposing that the Doard Of Directors
Of Tie latter company should select one Of flvo
gentlemen to act Rs standing arbitrator between
tlc Two companies in tho matter Of competitive
tarf1 which II is proposed to pool. The names
Of these gentlemen arc sfr. X. Moon, Sir D,
Ooocl, slr. G. Loeman, Sir Z. W. Walkln, md
j, ), Forbes. The further proposals matlc by
Mr. Chllllcrs arc as follows:
Al, competitive tratic 10 bo pooled in percentages
to be ngsrcd unon By tho two companies bcforc
ftct. /, 1S14, or. falling aREaanans BY that date,
,~rccttsges to be liked BY tho arbitrator. Thu
afbitratot lin case O! daa2re0uItnt by tho compa.
njes} to define what IL c0tnpettttvc trAf!c. Any
uu.htI0n which may arIa8 ns 10 tho Intention or
ctcfl Of tho agreement. ur m to ny nluMey 10 be
nsio or act 10 be dune In respcct II II by eIhcr
company. 10 be decided tfa,1sn2 agreement by tho
be Il, toree from Tho lst of AuYnnl, la7. md
tu endure for twenty. .onc ycnrs. The pescrntnEca
IL lie anbIcct to feyisun M thu tlenANh u either
cnmi.itY at my time after twUlyu l,0nths n0t!ee.
4 Iy3nt committee tu be appo1rtcA for the super
yslon Of the working of this agreement, 10 collsst
al an cgual number from cAch hourd. onu uf tho
tpeCial lutIcs Of suc committee bnng to uhyiate,
i! pussible, having recousso tn thf arbitrator.
, 1879-08-21

LINCOLN, Ncb., Aug. .0.-Illo Union Paciac
md thu AtchIson & Nebraska bond proposition.
was submitted to four precincts Of L<ncastcr
County to-day and eatrtud In nil but onc. The
amount Of bonds asked BY the Union Psciic was
$4,000. Tl,ls insures tlls construction Of that
road through thu ctty. Ills Atchison Il Me-
braskn ia to build to Fremont.
, 1879-08-21

e"'sas' ~ 3'..en.
rormc,, ,,,,,r,,o
EVo HAs tANN EHANVs
on ha$t 1oEs1nce III e"e aiencpo"A-
fronf"a".Is 1hst was fsfpse1'"s TO b
L. wells d COS Artist.
NHw YonK, Aug. 14.-Thrce or four weeks
ago Ewing aud Foster werc here tho same vcck,
Both had rscctycd ietter. from s, Il, Wclls T.
~ nss.,.s,., ~ Ea,,o. :. Will, -, o.,, s.1 ~
70. S.osmeF'y foxaes - "e'1s', 10 Gnu ana M
ptnstcr.of-paris b1sts, and eacl, Ind written to
s.v tint he would be- glad to In no II he should
,.o1,,, -, VI. ottr f1ns arrival hare m Mon,tov
.s., - -. .r,,a..,.n ,.,1 ~. II ~ .s.s
tin, tho activc partner OF the firm, waltci OH
them Mt their hotels, md arranged 10 l,ayc
arm co,1 MI "Wednesday md ,l,e nfher nm
1'.,,aa u1,o .,,., .r,,s; ,,.Io ~, ,,s tryns,,,n
mortar md awnitea the distinguished arrivals.
Wednesday morning came, bringing Carl from
Gen. Ewing. Borry, very, but au important no.
Ill.,, "nfara.. ,,o,,id n-o,o,,, ILL., t,,1lI,o ~
'!I'eoi conieteneo "ouA p'ato''s '''' en''"'i' y.
tue time agreed o.. would Try to compass 1t
the next day, Thursday camo and wcnt--no
Ewing. About II, O'Clock Friday morning Fos-
tor o,,neorn., ,,rnm,stv. and wax ,tvcn mn rosv
cbatr IN tho Office. viii Tic artist, who, by tho
way, ia nm ingenious and sktflful 1s!s1maa,went
md prepared thu mold. The rcn!al and good
1on.int, ncnuhlran candidate ant there. think
t.,, h"n IN t,J forca, .1,aa hla r,ya,-oa h v.rc
Iha no" he aau losesta1e" ne 1'fa''.3s ~ ~eFc,
got himself beforc Ills constituents Ia Tue moat
satisfactory sl,apa Of ''statoo" or the next
thing t0 It, which would be ordcrca BY oil tho
prominent Republican e'uba, and would stand
in his place at all meetings which he could not
attend. IA good dodgcl a very goud dodge.
inlccdl'' he said to himself, whcn Austin caMo
III from tho nrttatsf atuhio and re1oincd him.