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, 1879-04-16

M11.s1tH|9'H11vRs
Miss jessie Gsit7es, daughter Of Mrs. q, g.
ealurlu and Of The late Charles d. ar!ovcs, Of
Thiln,,ntuhia. va, married. a. the RESIDENCE Of
t,." ",,las u" s,t tfa,,tr,,, .rn,,,a t... .r,n'
ncf ho'nss, NO. W. ',eniean asenus' ,nst esen'
lug, to MIR a. H. s'cllfa1n' Of fhi'aaoipn'a'
Tile ceremony took placc Mt Il O'Clock. the IT..
Ray Bishop Cheney officiating. Mr.. Mortimer
1,sx ~ roc,,ted Tho Wcdiinr March of Mendc,..
Ivy sns.a's% ~, ~ s,, '"r trsn .,.,,. a,d ssana,
SCUM upon tho pane !nc or!ao "au Rfoon'
were attended BY Mr. A. \. bishop and MISS
AfInu}G Grfpfe3. sister to the former.
, 1879-04-16


Tho City Board of Education held m ad-
tolrucl ,uretl,,t. last evening to consider tho
u,,usllon Ut liking the salaries Of teachers.
President Wells was In the chair.
inspector stone moved that tive BOARD 70 !nto
Eousnlttce Of the Whole to consider thu report
OF tia Committee OIL sap1lcs.
lhe motion prevailed. Inspector English was
cal1cI to preslde. at4l the Coutnittecs report
WAS taken up and discussed at soHto 1ongth.
The result wis tbs nmentl!ng Vi tllo report by
liking The salaries of teartlers IL schools where
tilcro were more than twelve roosna
eo that they eho,t'sl bc paid At tlm ratu Of $l0o0
net aunam, anil teachers III schools w!tEa there
we,u rxht roumH and not moro than twelve,
sAN per annn. mn, IT, at'op,sn @ o. as.ssssa %s;;.
OH saat!es t1xluts thu paE u etc teachers rom
july i, 1870, to Jan. !, iaso, WAS asA vons!aessa
| uu,i this Cuti,u.ttuc agreed to recommend tllat
rpnortcu, which aiu,u!A he r,a.ls n.e spsctal
| order for uiccttlG to bn held Juna ,.
| The Committed nroso ht'd reported to tile
Hoard as above Indicated. wllcrGslpotIslnspect0r
| Ntoue moved ttt thu tupurt recommended to
ba adopted bo so nnantlctl ~ 70 Elako llle salary
! ui tIr hsut ass,Atant of tic Skinner School ut
| thu rats 0f g.. ,.4!U1 per untlntsl; -..--,
! Tha amendment prevailed, Whcrcllnon In.
spector English vAlleu III question tho legality
Of parngrsph Of tilc report providing for an
tnefeuse Ut al salnrics to such I'll extent That
| those receiving act1p h1l0lltt Eafe tht hlseouht
on u.u katnu tlndu Up tu t1cEn IN tlu Same artt.
cie, Its wanted tlr cntlto report tosoni,nttlctl
A,ni atI upinlon obtallcl from thu attorney Of
Some discussion fo1lowed upon tho 1eca,
noint rat4ed, In which everybody talket! long
and FuuI, lile sud Vi which was thu striking nut
Ut tbs questionable paragraph.
| tuspertur Stone 1lcH moved tlat lae salary
lst ri reported bo increased per cent to meet
lu ipaslb!e discount on tlle scrip, nn1 that thu
report bo adopted.
Inspector English hoped no action would be
taken without iurttltr consideration but inspect
ur bsaua's .nusiun IT, tucreaso the salaItes pel
cent li,.uIly prevailed by rute OF u to3'
THE GKpoRT As ANsADEn
WAS then adopted, a follows:
. Ynuf Cun,mIttee On Salaries would respectfully
BHFnlit tle following schedule nf 4a!arlrS per an
nlul fur teachers aud empi0yes Tor that po:t1l q
tLu current schuot year commencing Jalh ], 16to
ni.d es,alny JulY !, th1il:
, Principals or Central High School, g, !h0:
ntyIxiun Algh SchunIs. Sl,H76: IN 6MlldlnsS Q
twelve rooms ut alosv. lyng full granniar tlcpaFt
luents, e1cept lhs l.urr, N1ckct.onylle, pickard
. anu Lincull btEert scho0!s. 81 ,160; of hut
! school, $l.ks0; nt NIckcrsonville, plcsArd, AMI
, Lincoln Street Schools. &l00 Ia bulldogs Ut eigh
roons aud not iaofu slau tws!Fo top,us, with III
. elghth gtaau pant,4, e0o3: In buildings o! NOR
/ than twelve soots. Sl.0oo; In builoaG1 hAr1p
, 1879-04-16
CRIMINAL.

. n.. ,,. ~, 1,.,,., n.,I,.
hrFasts' foleF f't'ss ana "chaes oeV'l7,
Charged With tl'e lnfreny OF slotl''s'wri"HuF
fso,n i, Il. Dcntscl,, Ut No. I'll West Tayior
.,r,.,. A,rynuarr Hxuu. lnrcenv o{ xnyurul
N..,. ,.'.s, ,',,,,s,,a",, m,a"'.u.s ,s.,1..h.d.
nrt"4s" run "''e''''' "''"', """'' ,.,'1,
John FllneYer. Inrcchy h3 wasa-o"'or; VIII
iasi, Thompson. caught trying tu .1inpnsc Of n
,,autuloons na,tctu. supposru tu l,nyo been
.,'.s '"'
al''s''
tleorgo Anteraon, alias Gallnghcr, Richard
Powers, aal AIbrft Powers wera yc.teaday
arFostea upon esnssa' la',nsiples a. 1'e eo.nos 1
" Inwhstha e!teM att ,Ehleneo asenle. a.e
hral MI afa pnt sHn Me"hn o.lt os t's tenneh.
, 1879-04-16

Nh. HARRISON IL MAKING W. uta MIND.
Deyond tho geuufaI scramble far ptucu, tho
mutteetusa OF dHcontent inct,leut tlIcgoto, md
lt.c continuation Of tho tIl.fcclng Of certain
members OF ulo luta Democratic Campalvn
Eomulitteo on account Of Sit. Jlnrr1son's cot-
duet, there were but two oyoats IN political hap-
penlngs worthy OF n,eutlon yesterday. Onu ot
tilesu wns llIu appointment Ut Walter Sfac-
Do,ald 10 tho nasiiion Ut patrolman und his
huu,. assigned tn detective duty. This occasion
OF Ills appointment Is not kuDwIi nor
was appuintca. liz ioId lis friends
thut Mr. flurrlson hud anpnlntcd HIN, and
tho hellef Is. ssrnlige as tt niay nppear, that ha
told thu truth. ltera was M ynca.cY, nor yet
MY immu.!iatc cause for increasing the do
tectgu furcc, nut sl,tcG l'o as beesl Vi, applicant
for cYe5ythl,,E Il. Uni! cut nt his reach lnr
months. nll never got anything until HOW,
there are thnse who brloyc That liz i'as teen ap-
petutvs! H!uaply 70 pses,ats him sas .!.s wtter
Eratiiicnt!N nf Ills AHlbltl tn stop ll1tu BuI.le-
body c!su's sloes lto waa In tiIc e}leFsl's Of
ilca nnttcr kerD. ana VIA gottcn rid Ut breauso
CT, e. anG Ii" tact uSi hs Is ks.own 70 haye
Inspirations Tor supt. seaycy's place, for
Dixon's place, a,ri for whateytr o,l,er
plaes he v"" yet, would seem to ktEnlfY tl!at hta
glance. Mr.. llarrtson's finger Is plainly IN thu
Ne n any eysnt, a,pl, tha helng 10, 1t u.eans uua
1t two things: that Supt suasey uni Macl1on-
ald are working aEaat lJtxaht or ai!iit tlnrF!soh
aMs! MayDoua!d asu wosktnag against seavsy.
Whichever thco,y Is aslonted, very listlc credit
attaches to thosu cunscrprd, un! Its appolut'
| 1ac..t, by whoever Meac. Notwithstanding hn
WIS ono VI llasrtsun'a Calnpasen Committee,
gives yrry lttIu satisfaction, Ior he Is totally
| ualt TOR so4ycy's place. md hts pro.aot!"1l
to Nixon'a place would nut lin ~ an
o]icu he can never ill., Further than this ~
appointment wl not give tho Democracy satt:,
faet!ul fur those who rail with Kern last 14l
nlu tirtr friends hayu rot forgotten tlm part "a
played III sowing tisseusion In this party rank
A,pl the defeat oi tlia Democratic ticket. liz
cnter4 upon Ills duties Mt nnec.
Tho uuy other appointment nsale aurlnE lii
tlay WIS that ii 7. u. Thompson, 1t TIC Times
To tIu positlon Of Mayors Secretary. ln utlte
words. the pluce llas hcen oGesed HIN, aul u
will, nc doubt, accept it.
| NoH.TANTlSAM JUDGES.
The other happsuing Of ipsereat was tue prl
Dtnocsatic lawyers, aHspug whom were ~
most prominent ue.ahets OF t!ss bar Of u!o city
, 1879-04-16
w. W, STRONG.

tiff rnNr&NT.
~, Htnns,., ,,,a ~ " s,rone Tnrnt,rro
A"st 'lon"aJ '.'e ~ ~ e''',i
Company .hotiaeu every pefson hosul'g t"elf
paper or having an account agalnst tho Compa-
nv that they desired TO call meeting of cred
ftora On Tuesday, tne ed inst, at 81 and Sd Ia-
sal,o street. for tbe purpose Of Jocljjpg whether
.hov .h,,l5 oh,oin m artensfon nn,l po m In
"ej a"eA'0 oos.'' -" ,', ,
~, pus'ncsa' oF "actnes 'he1 s"o"'a oueps"a.
The parties interested we're very heerct
unlno nubf'jtv to Tho fact, but Yesterday It
,'a., .,. w., ~ .a nsa, ~ H., =,
1eahsu oul' n''u ~ ~ uueo Doea. s"1 49,,
reporter 10 ,hqnra into Inc circumstances 1or
~, .,,,, ~ h. sae .ssa s,wro, ,,, e. oao 1noro
- wv sa". ~ =. .r,, n,aa., .m ~ o ~
unsecured. Ilc Rssets are composed " thc
$4,000, or about $4,000 In stock anl abous
no ~ aes0nas a'a.n to, nj. onon,,,t
ent /. ep,eeatou sa to- '' i stocks s aa want Of
bualness. The firm have been getting weaker
and weaker since the pnuic. They were MI old
establishment; they lad been In the habit OF
keeping tile ycry best guilty Of furniture; tho
bought cheap furniture; the Company foufnl 1t
impossible 10 nut their quality Of goods against
the cl,gap quality anil cuinpeto with any success,
and couaeauently this result.
SONS who wcra supposed to know; somotlitng
nbout tho matter, But there appeared 10 be an
underlying something which had psccipltateil
the misfortune, md tic reporter sought iu ynin
to get at tho bottom OF tho matter.
un, -, ", sTnoso
so.n ~ III. ros,,1o,,o ~, ia ,,r.n. 1,,, -,
mns nseu .r.. ~ nS M, ~ nj ~ esL nnes
,n stu, ~ sesona s.ss Lohse e
tIst ,i'a ."so s Aau ~ mcssa 10 .alk ont
t"tssoa, ..to, at ranti,,, W y.
ss ,"sta1 thH '@tI's III VI e3eu'.uIs .ooA
ta ,, ~ '.otn ~ y, VIZ ,s ~ H.
e ~ 1ssS ~. haht ~ WY" IN i ~.
- H., !aso ~ t,s .t,r .et w.nG"t ~ ea.nG Win
M % nr ~ 1.ts @ ny ny vtu Ell, IL
~ 'inIr nu0ur W ". dteeS suo ,,9 ~ we; snsa ns
kYE ~ 'anes, ~. soS:, Mouu not t oo lasSlous .
III htasnp ~ a., ,,aa ~ 1a ,t, ta. -. st
su.t ustf ',i, ~ ,, ~ e"Tses . Ms" ~ ~ NV
eahas Moaa" . I s9tns WYE pee!od y.
sese's yeass, ,. m,tA ~ usn ~ lvel Visp1se.l 70
No. ., ~ az frSet e,i n.pEau nrasf,1 NV
ne eau' "as noola's' "Gta'ly, a.a. pafslea'ty a
cost,es3 o'', ,nt a''' srooi ob ~ ~ 1,. u h' no
eouaa thnn nuS NJ, np'uH :. "o oa'ia ~ "uh. ,.
u.uess s1 "noa ~ iii. Iso ta1.o w. mno
1Ia ueGu ~, .,e ~ Httn o ,n IhnnIh1;
% IL" Gas'eu III ''. no,a tnrtu "i1 rn snso Mcn aaa .
mia Ivy, Mn H.. ,at
nnaasm,, I s",@.fnss,sts s i np1, h's, nas mmna
.1 Is eaasu Mne h w. 1s." ~ sE psieon sous
!!!l1 M out uutm t'e nss.E toglA plaes, "ilen
inli 1un"tu! .. ..!I muu w .oauv ~ itte cscnat
, 1879-04-16

to consider what was best 10 10 done looking
to The election Ut the Circuit Judges In June.
The wlloIc question nas thoroughly canynssed,
IVY ~ urssea; o1n,ssssa teselys. ~ s,to, s
to prevent ,he,r rarty.l'slts from, pAts1Mg up
PARTISAN candidates, or, A. q party nny candl, ~,
l,nilct With any particular dcIullt by the
" flushed" element ol tl!c DctlocraGy, nor yes
by Aid 1',,luy tIl,i Mr. Hnseiaor. who havo bcon
cfa1npinning the schema to naka party i,o1rstn4-
tfuus tho former hcrausc he expected IN thts
way to bccnnc ono af the nominees, md The
ln,icr t,ccauso Ut Ills desire to assist lin 70
something. hut the action OF tho meeting VT!
meet tho approval Of tho Democratic Central
Committee, IL Is Thought, aud also Vt the ,busi-
lloss public without Regard to party asaocia-
ttons.
THE REPUBLICAN, ALDERMEN "
continue to talk ahout holding caucus. md Mt
last 1t Inns been definitely decided to hdld one.
hut It will not ba until nftcr the vota has hecIl
canyassct. They are co.l!idout OF beInE able tu
orGanIzo tho COUNCIL rs a t'on.partlsan body,
a1al are assurtd Ut thu hcasty cooperation of
some Of tho Democrats.
, 1879-04-16

me-. Ai1ldayits have i,ccu na,lc out md printed
settlur iprth flceo facts and those nirea,iv p,,b-
member Of tie Houso frosn Cook County. TlIr
railroads. nrn tIetcrn,inrf to nut tlIc facts 10 tho
rrsaIcst pn.sibls fadrsntarn In tllcir war upon
The scatpcrs.
4 few DAYS aco jean Dapttste Do'aneau and
his ifc Aa,hillic were arrested Tor tho theft OF
ploYcrs. Uage Bros, Il e., a,,I were sen. 10 tho
Coi,nty jaii In default OF flo NECESSARY
l,at. 4 few days ago Jean got OUT
i te ssfaye, 4 there ,n yaa ano1 really ~,
fof;nd @ ID y I'M ti' i. 'a IL been m cspoc ii About s50
worth OF pcreonnl property, such =. clotlInY
md house furnishings: ilc caused the arrest VI
nml found In her house q portio1.
OF the stolen goods. II Is alleged
tas, wh!1o tlean md MaiIlc wero lying IN tas|,
Mr. see sn Ftsnt s "e9sa'"@nsf s az t.. ssfs a.st
ancc ia l1or po,5rr. shp also procured for them
tic services Ut Frank nuulnl, M attorney, al,d
rcrcye.i Eli from lean tn gischiul rs rctalncF.
Mrs. Michel, when hroagh: before tusttee e. MoTs- y
rcnll1y told iliat She had paid the attorney. tho
s2h l,at that he wa,,tc.l f0 more, MID toll her
TINT It would bo perfectly 1cua1 for her 10 sell
n1nea' pTSopey n o1sr 10 Fass
Issued Tor the lawyer, aud he was arrested lato
last evening. 1ic states sl.at he received only
$40 from Mrs, Michel, alll tl,htt having aono
work worth ter times TINT amount for Desaneau,
whatever vi he could laY HIS hst.ls upon. Nioat of
tic goods taken hare occn pawnel and sold,
anil it will require several days to slit out the
matter aud properly try TIC case.
ys.t!ce symmesas,d: 5smss ~, wafs, ts ,Hl;, ;!s,
~ tr'c, fros a, Wn.,snr y W,irh1 n No. ij
.tuem tsnt . @ fsn,a wa,n n F1,ar vi ~ II to
in!,+s i h soo =. H. nrin.inai Gnrt imam
nAkk9 4lOHeCf Etsu0 ~ tC NthHiAAA ~NtA* HtSsa
eaSis eaates 1AeEn Msr"e, to1r;s snapGSe" entann
ro9ocfy AususS n. Mf'eHern ;sraov,, 'A,Uon ros,
I,,a Iaoo ''e e.nh I'M. WiiiIa,n 1avfn
uetee G ,,ohs", 1V.bt'" % aa~rorts t,iy" tina r.
fs pedest,a a1, ID S 70 ,ne
fan apon m s"a,gE ;bop ~ nsrv Mo1roc Eecn!n
~ ss1o3n socn "ftcr rntgnirRt fos neicstr,n,,
aho.r ".,,t;r"s ~ t1,o 1Gh f.. .fnhn Eannc,iv'
Hnorre Entnn. and ~. j. Courtney. aliass
1Curley.; charrcd with the safcblowI11g at No.
| IL AIonroc street, $500 to the 10th;
9SI III Hcoree Nan.r. ncc,,sca ' al encourarnr
sGieken isht et lis sporting house On soatl!
Park avenue, discharged; Miles lawn; ohne.
scs' ra."ne,,," m cro,Enrn stnpo M M Eottnrc
r.,s" r. o,..nmo ~" ntoht rbe,, f7,trrIsra cntcrel
ny stn,s *SS wnrti, ~ nnod.. Is finc, thera
b,saio S w. ~, Iioon A' 1r,,rLeri si0 dnn
tia ts ILL .'of", Fiji, fis,Ior ,.-cnnv Suf
sh" isth. T,on ,o"ci venr; ~ nrr. corrcd
s. o.,, aotrt' ,isa,'as,oa ar o.t,,nt ~ ri.
scnsf % aso voI I,.;sre. sa!i H. T.. Nnrth nr"er
usnsc " -nrs, n oshG9,, MI u.t pa.s sotr Tronr
nhnr1sf, srith rocoivnw nnr,io, n the enods
SuA.Ssu ata, "a 1Viifa,ts spIa.nar ctrar- nascT
q H. sears o. axe' - aa yco,s Mso'1 ~ % o~c
ons, pasKetna.sa ai, ~, ~ 'ahti,,, ~ rie
Gn.s5u VIII " - VIZ ~ ~ ~ st liz,
u enrv Noi"n ,.nr',ad wtth tia thcit of
, 1879-04-16
GUMMY BLAIR.

rfc snv. TINT N secret socicty D.oys thu
s,ntl,ern pnuulo into Roleiltun by Its
. ' 80. 1.-,'.s" 49, ....,."t ..
eofa" Arc NO" Intriguing tARaloss a"u''"s
Tlucn' 1..,,,
w.sn,x,orou G'''19 ~ q "era," s'"+,h % 1s7o-yv
"Asi1hoToS, u. Vi, Me1cn %, 1oIu-Af
DEAR DocToH: have yours Of tho 10TH. The
interest you express In my opinion on public NJ
fairs. tccausc assoclated in YOUR mind with tho
sr,o,,s ,"ar,eS ~ r,r nnn,nsra,t, ,sstarw
oaee Elos'ohs pefiou " oot ooaos.a's n'seots,
and with the tender memory, still fresh and
strong in Your heart, Of my lamcnted brother,
riycs tno for greater satisfaction than any per-
sonal afpu.o "ouia "liufu. n"n 1ou nna o'ne1s
who thus address mo privately, as well rs tue vast
throng who publicly welcomed mt 50 cnthusias-
" 1a3a nscn,,so t,,.,, sstnvcd md honnred hin
IN io'o' peeaaso 'i.Y 4ossa a'.a "ono.sa nan ..'t
nus gssas e, eests @ Gnu S % no T'oa 1otaSo oae
na NJ nacet,a fccnr pva o 1u n
sooa,abtn inv hccansc ,hcx shorr tbnt Tho
opuSo ,,s''.,o.t 49, a.s.a.ts, ~ ~. H.. hra,tas
sc.saesiiteig nasrlotsn o. ot y aear pfoshef Ct
,s now lasa!y appreeA1ea pI tatge ,1 po1tion M o.
us conntfylhcil, al!u asauses n!e tnal1 as Hc
etnefEe from tne era OF c@olfupllon, @ dur!hs ING
extstunso o. whieh ~ solasu instruments nase
nsufpea a!l poMer ana ovgtshauo%9a . tne real
heroes q ogr Ersae straGele ior lho nresefYa. y.
tlotl ol llis 9non altt nopi!at eost9Mnlgnt. Ms
memory "lll bs dulY houorco ny tl'e "ho's pco-
p!g
| l!c claim Tor tnc sonhunes8 OF tAe people OF
the South, 'nado In thy letter to WHICH you re-
fer, 40 fur Us rcspecss alIe past ts think, sus-
talncd By the facts stated III It.. That rebellion
wns not their work, but lhAt of 4 occrft society
which hatl possessed itself OF tho State Govern.
'non;s, suppressed free speech ai,d suffrage. an1
drove tho peuplo into rebellion by It's armed
| hands, Ii, I think, nnticntablo, And TINT tho
conspiracy could have heen stopped without
bluodthcd II the Federal authorities tad pro-
claimed occasion to be war. and promptly in-
tcsposc1 with, iorce. against thu armed
fltAls by which tho Union ecut!nont
Of tho unarmcd pcoplo was stlonccd.
IL not unly rendered probable by juckHon't sup
prcsso ol tflc irst ntte!Hpt NJ secession ~ tias
, 1879-04-16

No firm In AmeE1ea aso moro careful to teeofu.
mnna every article u tta trne Yatup and mako rY-
erYihtnR exsct!Y than lhe tswciEf house OF AAmll.
ton. Sb0nyds d Co, ,b0 State street,
, 1879-04-16

A Parsdpx--Buek g. NAyuer's 'moth powder II
II pou.po,souous. yst Il Ii death 10 all iptects.
, 1879-04-16

Ladies, hayo you seen tho new and beaAttfnl
art paper. .hanginxs this springs Wa wii! Gladly
show them, aua aaaurc you wc hsso some worth
your sllcui!on. llilgcr, .0i Wabash avenue.
, 1879-04-16

No halfway work. Cure your congh thoroughly.
uhle'a Honey Ut IlnrehGNna AHd Tar will 4t0 It.
riks'a 1oo.hacha Drops curp In ono minute.
, 1879-04-16

Hk1 EkI'S.

WILL u 4 :'; !: &
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

sure, and have to do a good deal OF head
work, but | have competent help and
enough OF Il. aud know when the dinner
hour comes around everything will be
ready" II was ready that day certainly;
and when the chief waiter threw open the
doors ard bsde the diners come In. the
soup. the fish. the meats and the vegcta-
bles were Systematically arranged for ex-
pedltious serving. We had been advised 10
take 4 position during the dinner hour
where We could see without getting IN the
way and without being 10 danger OF taking
soup shower baths. In ten minutes after
the opening OF the dining hall the process
OF serving dinner was at It's height. The
sight we looked upon was 4, hrst az be-
wildering as the view through rapidly re-
volving kaleidoscope. The walters flew in
aud out so fast that II seemed as II there
was continuous black streak from the
door OF exit from the dining hall to the
door OF entrance. All the while there was
an incessant ciatter of dishes, and din of
voices as the walters chattered at one
another. and az they gave their orders.
There was an immense rush for the soup
tareeus at hrst. One after another the
walters disappeared. bearing above their
heads trays covered with plates OF steam
ing soup. After the serving OF soup the
dinner went on according to the tlme.hon-
ored programme. The soup plates soon
came back empty and were almost thrown
Into the dish-washers' room where ffteen
women oflciated to be Immediately clean
ed again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

wine or the juice left from some canned
fruit Is used, and here Is sauce for the
desert. We eat It. Delciousl What
dainty. extravaeant things these foreign
people use. Instead, we Americans would
have thrown away the chief part OF this
dish, and would have provided for desert a
huge pie. more costly, and not half so
wholesome"
You mentioned being freed from the
yawning of the refuse pda."I said "How
Is that7"
There IL very little TO put In Il. The
foreign economist has nearly all her vege-
tables scrdped, and not peeled-the thick
pariuss taking away a fourth OF the food ;
she remembers perhaps, the most nourish-
Ing and richest part of the food lies close TO
the skin. or she has simply been taught that
she cannot afford to pare IT, An old pota-
TO. yam, carrot, even turnp and n
summer squash can be scraped, II Biddy
thinks so and will take the trouble. Onen,
also, vegetables are cooked In their skins.
and the skin Il pulled Oft with n knife and
fork before using; this saves the waste OF
the phosphates and starch in boiling water
II pecllng must be done, the knife ia sharp
and the peel IS very thin, The housewives
eyes arc all over her household; the cook
cannot throw out aud waste undiscovered
Madame has studied her subject, she knows
long the vegetables, the meat and the con-
ments should last. and they are made to
reach that requirement. very small yes
sci will hold the waste. and if In the coun-
try, II IL At once turned TO further use
The foreigner cnltivates the unwholesome
pig far less than we do; he prefers chick
ems. The housewife, when she has fowls
has the parings and scraps put on the frc
in some vessel kept for the purpose; she
silrs 10 a handful OF meal and little pep
per, and serves her fowls a hot breakfast.
to be repaid 10 more and better eggs. and
less cost In feeding"
In foreign countries the shops expect to
sell In lttics; penny's worth of this. and
two-pence worth Of that. Exactly what Is
needed for use is bought. and there Is moth
ing TO be wasted. SO many people live in
flats or lodgings. aud have little or no
cellars aud closet room, that they must buy
As they use; sud the shopman does not de-
spise selling In littles; half his sales are
IN ide In that way "-l Complete Hours
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

The Tempie.-This well-chosen name be-
longs to q new book of the composite order be-
ing either q Choir Book or a Singing Glass
Book, as you please to look at it. 1t is not so
large as fuIl-sized Church Music Books, and
larger than those made Of late years for Glasses.
1t is, however, very well put together, and has
the advantage OF an dnte-belinn price being
furnished at $500 per dozen.
Considered as a Singing School Book, 1t
at once pleases us by the assertion in the
preface that "work, work, work" Is needed
IN the class, and 1t provides for that labor most
generously. 1t has 161 numbered exercises,
most OF them In the form Of tunes, with words: :
about rs pages OF Glees, quite fresh and wide
awake, and $50 pages Of Sacred Music, includ-
ing large number Of Metrical Tunes, Of An
thems, Sentences and chants.
Considered as a Choir Book, we have only TO
reverse the order The $50 pages Of Sacred
Music furnish abundant material for singing on
Sunday and the Anthems will serve a. open
ing pieces at least for an entire year. The
Giee collection furnishes just the practice fhst
| is wanted in rehearsals and social singing
meetings.
! In Conventions, the variety of music p.o-
yjded answers an excellent purpose.-By ".
O. Perkins, Mus. Doc, for Classes, Coavsn-
lions and Choirs, Oliver Ditsoa 3 GO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

The night Is dark, the air is raw od chi II
aud damp, the storm is raging. 40 old
aud cmlnently respectable citizen, out on
North Hin, is sleeping the sleep OF the just
with the snore OF the wicked. and the pri-
vate clocks on their respective brackets
and manteis throughout the city, for Bur
lington has no town clock, are tolling, AS
well as they know how TO toll it, the hour
OF 80 a. IN.
A violent jsnging at his door bell awakes
the eminently respectable citizen.
Shaddering, he crawls out OF bed; NUT
tering. he gropes across the floor.
Swearing, under his breath, he falls over
. rocking chair.
AT last he finds a match, lights a lamp,
and descending the stairs opens the hall
door, and admits gust OF wind that blows
out the lamp and torrent of rain that
drenches him To the skin.
what is wanted7' the respectable citi-
zen asks.
Are Won the resident owner of this prop
erty 2" promptly inquiries the caller.
Il am" wonderingly replies the eminent
ly respectable citizen.
Were you 10 bed when | rang"
81 was" replied the eminently respect
able citizen.
THAT was right" cheefully exciaims tn,
caller; THAT is the place for man OF your
age at this time Of night. | am surprised
| 70 see you out of il. Get back to it, snt
pleasant dreams
All 10 silent alter the crash that ensues
save a mocking smile that dies away IN th'
distance. The fragments OF the lamp tina
/ are revealed on the sidewalk by the comini
| of the dawn indicates that either the lam
! fell ont OF balloon at a height Of abou
| twenty mine miles, or was hurled at som
object with great0 force. When will tn
mystery be solved?-B burlington Ha,okey.