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, 1879-03-01
NEyEnIEa or 4 DNEAatEn.
u ihf Editor Of 11e Tribune.

IL I'VE lA+t1F ~ "R at4oHHt$
f}nAsr rAnK. Ill, FcbI5,-To-day. whi1o the
Froat.EIr, holt. IN ,,ts fcy hnn,ts Nh noturo on,,
....,.a. as,,. n.,1a ,'a,,, as .'a,..Is' ,s 1"a
touchcs he1us, ruao novel; or palatta1 homea
with his tairy fingers, wcnylng n web Of tllmy
beauty to cover all things, We gnzc drca1nily
o,tt m, thts Wonderful worjd cnyercd with n
s,t, ,e,, ~ ,,,,r.t, n,,, n,,1,s, sar,,,, ,,
b''inns w y. p"l!t3, "''a 4"ucs W es'
sec tho "Ittle children OF the snow" bus'lY
plying their Icy slluttlee, or spinning the gltstr
ing threads to fasten OF, brauch a,ll bougn that
.h,s ,,.,,, -. h,,,n+ nj oo,,,;,i as a,,,,
44saao 1u'a WHY ae a"1 10 "1'5
Of the ufcauys 1anctlul' pictures that once 70
us were reality, wh!lo VIC reyclel In the mys-
ter;es Of .Alnddln unsl liz I.a1np," or lived In
Tin hrfoht f,nnuorv of :. arabian N,,htan Inv
t,.s ~. s,s.a .'. .'.s. '!,s's,a 49," s.,
u.9 9 ~ tey ctGps pnai u!naoeu ous
s suainan' taastea .mlu atty "".na''Es' a.iu t.u ~
.1.I. tnnno" I'LL ~ e1psetausY taat 1ncu eu,ote9 ~.
ta.nSa n!i, ~. ''s II Mnt'9a.ness tuosI 9ut LII ~ uas
,a1,a hny ,,s ~ IVY w psptau lily. 9nS s.ar
mLn ~ 1tt. !It.ssSu po!nSht t.un VIII? fsntSnh tMy
~ suasMe Ut tnu saau9ws u !no moouiAM!
,ss, neu t'1 ~ pocLle.n hluaols; Iss!3 Itpt4nss M
psooaact sGeR ~ Us cagnaa't.i"s a spnEs " u1a.
khoHu aai.a. u lta'Y witn !ts EloTous hhes
hna suol!no scenery. 1oW our youtntu! 1opes sts
pointed awaY 10 tuo oaY M wren We saoa 'uiy
a!lit uh AuslatG scas, hnH least ouI uycs oa tne
GaoFies ,l " sns Aps, " nses ~ raPtntes over
t!lo n1nate1pleces VI uulaot AllchaeI 4sheclo, OF
, 1879-03-01
A lIR!e Oil MANS Family,


Uno Of lin nlost remarkable mcn In Monroe
County, KY, is Mr. J0hn jaeob Goodman. atr.
Goolsnan was born in North Caroltua in 17s3,
an. In tuw In hts D7th year. III 1904 he moved
to Moaroo County. t(Icn purt Ut barron, and
has lived 0n ic sumo place ever siilcs, period
Of rs years. For upward of 10 ycars lie was d
dsttltcr, nl Mt tl,u age Of d5 he could Ift 10.
galfpn barreI Of whisky, an,l tako hta toddy out
ot the bung.hole. iie ts now living with his
sccund vile, Ills first hnv,ng died many years
ago. FIftaru children Tcre the fruit OF his ljrst
matrimonial experiment, Inu II Of his last. Mnk-
iI'gu erra'tl satal "t W, = af whom lived to be
married. 1lu ius always bern u moderate 1ratn-
drlnllcr, for u ycars member OF tho Baptist
Church, nul ~ years clerk OF that body. lse.
sI,!es thls ha ts llte.lnuY Democrat, uni uoycr
tutIed 10 yoto In elections On but one occasion Ia
hts ltte, lle says that h!s object In leaving
CRrolns WIS to raise larGc family of children,
lna tlMt l.U tAs never ceased reErcttinE thas
step as lle eoulu have done we'll Ia that line In
Caro!na US to hns surcec.sed here. The father
of Air. Goodman died Ut thu aEo OF 90, ard
would, psrl,aps, have lived longer, but hu broke
hts leg. wttcl, llastencd bis aeath.
, 1879-03-01

GALEnA, ILL.,, Feb. Ill am u bachelor, Il
years old; ain bald, hayo falao teeth, feel my
eyes elinmpr, will soon hare to como to R!a.scs.
aua yet am engaged to marry girl 81 ycara old.
! AT, farmer; my iueoms averages above
$4,000 per annum. have worked at farmtng
for tweuty-seveu years. At tho ags Of Is my
father died, leaving widow md fire children,
alt younger Except tho wdoH) Than myself.
was taken out OF school, never to return again,
aud put 10 bard work to help my leas mother
{now 70 years old) support tho family. I asslat'
cd III tAo education Of my slstera at'1 bFothera.
but they are now lIdcpcndc1t ot any assistance
from Mo- Never uutii was B5 yeats old did l
have tins 70 .tbluk Of myself " takee any
recreation. A few months ;aGo went to board
With q friend, MI old achooknato Of
thirty years uso. He has q handsome daughter
~ her 9ist year, Thsouah tue no.her's strat.
egr,. the fathers sanction, und ny onn weak
Yes. Docs sho lovef Bhs aays sho docs.
Though IN love, am miserable On account Of
, 1879-03-01

What Hoa.tlsy ani industrious splder Eats
EAclt Day.
Httr infk Nf!H4gs,
In order to test what n spider can do In the
way OF eatiug, We asoss abuut daybreuk tu thu
morning to supply lfs tlno web With tly.
At first however, tllc spider did NOT cona
from Its Ictrcot, 80 WI peopea anoug tha
1raycs, and there discovered tlat an earwtg
lIatl been caught at was now bolng feastcd o.l.
Tho spider lett tic earwlg, rolled up the ty,
anil Ut ouca returned 10 Ills trst course,h
This was ut halt-p4st Il Il. IN. In September.
Att o. IN. tllu elrwlg had bcon demolished,
aiu! tie spider, utter resting whlle, and prob
ably Cu10ylng q uap, ehtuo down Tor thu fly,
which ho lad finished At . q. m. a ittle after
. we supplied him With daddy.long-lexs,
wis Kruetlily sclze.!, aud tllcn Immediately,
with ~ appetitu apparently no worse for bill
previous Indulgence, he commenced on tllu
blow-lLy. During tl!s auY md toward evening,
a great many small, grccn tl|es, Or what ar0
properly termed mtdges, lind been cauRht in the
woh; Of tAedo NO Huntel l20, a1l dead aud
falt prtxvnrrs In thu sptler's neat.
6oon attur dark, proylled with lantern, We
went to examine whether thu spider was suffer-.
lux fson, indigestion, Of IN any otllsr way, from
llis previous tleals; ius!ea!l, however OF buug
thus AFFECTED, ha was employed tn rolling up to-
geller tho yarluua llttlu green mtd3ea when he
Took them to Ills retreat uud tea. 1his process
10 repeated. carrying up tho lots In little do
tschlaents, Until tho web was shteni loF tho web
, 1879-03-01
WYATT, DARLING."
AItAn1T THAT NEEDS CURING.

To hs Editor Of Tbs Tribune.
CaioAdo, Feb. 10-Aiost Of us read llttlo
sulp that appeared In THE TRIBUNE short
anu sgo, taken, I believe, from an exchange,
lo'as Chicago Indy in etrcet-car who aaitl to
tfestesa little dog In her lap: "1Yast, darling,
'I1a mamma buttons her glove" It. provoked
lt'nle, butt after all there is some truth In this
tetute. Many ladies' address their canine
d's0ds bF ducl, names a. darling" "pct,n
lore" asll sweetheart"
ean anything 10 moro utterly weak md sllly1
70 1ou supposo the husbands Of thesc ladies'
sel paltieuIarlY colnplimunted when their turn
"aes 10 DO thus anlresscdf
,!., .sie, Edo, darling, lto dnwn and 70 to
s1 ~ r., TEL TO hs5 husbaaa: "Ralp, darling, hand
,,lI'Ie l'Ie Inst time aho ovcr called Ralph her dar-
IT,! .nado lts heart bent faster, but now 1t has
-, s " much citect on him aB On tllD black and
ss.ns ~ sa.ea up IN Angslua's lap. Hcr Infection
H.. fIi 70 y % equally divided between them. III
nph does. '''~' '-''
Nh.n Fllo has finished his nap ho ticks l,cr
49, ~ III oger. Ralph is about 10 start down
na,; aaa 90 y not quite sure, just now, wheth-
Me M"sta W. 70, tot 10 quite rs agreeable to kiss
n. ;Sl;ang ne loss Of dog that lad been stolen
ss' Es pi's,!ous .'s. day. she said: II could
hg y st!esn last night for thtnk-
Ittna. ~ nm mud wondering whcro he was
lt%%I9, ~ !or 40 Ind hecn no tcnderIy roAred.''
tnsr ~. usetl . "arm summer night hut who
t,sr out That darling Fsdo had t1ceI Obliged TO
ssIiP the baro floor instead at In dowuy
s.s,n,. lorrors! What q gloomy picture
tloashs, tltgs That sao did not 90 lnnd 1T the very
r.,,,l n aasalon Tor dos-pctting seems to bo IN.
su..ts IN thc strcet-cars wo often see dogs
~. Up on dressos Of velvet u,,t satin, uiltl
b, IN ,ts t1ssautill, elegantly indies hold.
usr ~, tslF attHs great, ugly dogs; dogs witt,
ttreet ''s1 so!1ed by thu mud and tl!th Of tho
.ks kesseus s. gava "Dora II dog to net berau.e
sJn !, ,,nos ~ Fttnember tic cvcr-urcsont "JiDnl
ud ."o "no walked abuut On tho tuble.yioth,
tpns ~ ~ "Tra,ldie.," whilo tho latter waa
housshaMhss ~ altncr. Halt this confusion Ia That
aaa st,.au seems to lave hean uwlng to tic III.
Ia n@h,!aNt!lon hsatlon ta!d to 'tJip.' Dut "Agncs,''
ktess ns, bcss, and log,!est Of Dirkens' chnr,
Ila ~ Iaa 20 tttno to wast0 III dog.lettIng.
tin bin ! lalt!lfui lrIend; care for him,
Flu il soa = warm x bed, feel him vol, play with
t.les,9Soa ~ like, but, ladies', lut ynlr uat,cs oi
Do moi W., W 6aeEe.l to your human friends.
lkk f",s az your dog "dasilns,n ii, not let finl
padss IT,, pretty, rosy lips Il lowers you ii IL.
se' ANON,
, 1879-03-01
THE WIND.

Lightly caresslng.
nsafInK u btesltnx.
The l1nKeTInx Wtnd went over
Tbs meadows Aa!9om with clovatt
Lipht aud bnlu,y, a0ft knd kind.
Wandered tho summer Wind.
Tas roses nodded, tho yoses boat:
THO cay thief gided thsIr swects. and went
10 b{ushinH pcds with stoses nnspenl
ilo tutel ihe pluMex Of = mota's bright Wlh9si
liz tpcked tho houRh whc!o the rcd bird swings.
And bado the blue Ut tho sleePipx lake
}p many .diulpi9d laughter wake.
hut tAen-nh, soonl-Al, Booat-
Tho Wind dea, and tho Juns.
FEescely going.
Tae TssIY hupsS,nx G.SMtefi fNio,th-v,ud blow,
Over lhe mradows doap with rnoHs;
Cold and hungry, niust u9klnd,
NlustcFed tho wantF% wtnd.
Tho dead laaYea raced before bis h.4sfi
The paupes shIScFed ~ no paaaedt
Fae IL lio South the bird had heds
The lnoth. lAe Fosea. both ware dead.
With !aWlvss hAnd The wind cAFE&ssd
The p1ts1ued wAteF's frozen breast.
But thea l-xh, eooaa-sh. Roopl-
The hiIds cams, and tho June. ....
CuAntXs No91N QxzQonrs
, 1879-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
uNKINn WORDS.

TO tht Editor a The Tribune.
WoopsrocK, ill.,. Feb. 1O.-f1avc you not
ANN ~" sy,na .,a7.n1. .,1,tn- ,xa;,a,1 tta
sseu .,.s vn,.. "."u nua"s .ns asouaa Ia'
corner IN "hlfss anu eas1s 1leKihg up INC eaats'
tossing It over the fence, rustlfng and swayng
tho coru-dctds, bowlug low tasselcd henis as it
swlr1el In n whitcucl strin. leaving ,th ne,Vi1-
e.''- Nv. " .... - ' ..s ..' 49, %es1
bur- thc r'pcned wheat, calm and peaceful, un-
mindful Of the comrnotton 30 ncars 80 you
may not0 tho effect OF words tint irsitato tho
mind. Yo,i can only SEQ tic havoc mate tv tho
,.ant, 1nsh ~, .,,n ,,oo,. ta ,o".s, o,a anS ',1
nue'i w ~, .,o tI ~ ano
qui7eF'hE up. Inc cofn.ncio is never again TIC
same, for the wind, rude fellow, las famed It
too roughly, and tho mind IL never again so
ouft. g'he wprtt woun1. wc deol. eo,net,n,cs
Hss asa .oan afv.,a,i 49,. ..,s.,
unkh9WlnEay' hse sGaoua @ enaees!. S, ieats usa5
pass, aeavl's 6ease llat ean W ioFs1'cn out nos
loTEotsen. -, -
~. tuu a.ay entcI vasaIe iooIni u! seG.ils
quist. pnt youf presence sets tle a3t ~ motion,
aiaa IL y never a9a.a ING same. fistatea !ook'
dnMh @ g,a. ,sn ,Iese1ea was csnaS a wo.Kan Ea
, 1879-03-01

sofltalS tfhR1cal nntSc, flIhlu tip Nf such nEItn-
stons ns seem 10 prevent tlc pnssiEIllty OF tlet
eycr brson,nx peace.iovInu ur pacc,1iylng
nation. II Ia more thau possible that tll: i'm
n,eEso md vartcA force Ut the Afghan cllarnc-
tor compreEsei m It has bepn for centuries with
IN crcle Of act(rctlcs. 80 i,nrruw mud rslde,
might ultimately manifest Itself as greatly
IN good u Il ila4 hitherto dune In cyll Il the
vast opportunities of civilization werc OPEN
cd to It. Within thu last twcnty years, fnce
istaf, tic Afetans l,avo nhown a susceptibility
vi change ntit Improvement tint, In Wow Of
tItlr record In the past, Ia aatonlshI'g md full
0f proin!ae; un.t They havn had sorne rulers who
have rci,icd with pntlcnro nml honor. and
I'll The country is divided into many prnc!palt.
tics Of nrovnccs,--tho most .imrortan1 beiug
Caoooi ii tlc chief city Of Afghanlssan.
It lies butwccn magnificent h,'1.-its slte
being. however, at, altnuat perfect lovcl.
Thu lltndno Caosh Mountain rears, tusret-
like, between Cabool ani other Afghan coun-
ihc fbicrcl1, IL pnssablc during llc fvo OF hix
months Of winter; and owing to the extent aud
violence oi The spring Hoods llle other passes
ere available only for littso while IN autumn.
II tl,c hight Vi ancient temples 0r ruins were
lcc!dcd hy tle tltncas Of thlngs, ono might rea.
souably look for the Tower OF Babel IN t.e City
Ut Cubuol, for there nre epocn tn It not less
than rlovcn ur twelve different languages, aud
frai,n ~ ,nnoncs rn,;ii he fo,,nd In anv nfhnr
ono place. .-.
beantltni viii n tccp rrccn rnouptain pinc.
cnirt} arr1,ef,: tltev aro rtcf, In snrupa fl,rfr
sns aro suonti, mi rnycrsr, wt.h 'I fno
quality Of Vegetation and plenty OF ersss,
tic mountains to the westward are d!f-
grnes nt,oyc tho valleys, Their streatna nav
In ,;rcciuitnus clnns tlat yat,nut Ge .ic.ccuied,
Tl,o fruits OF both hot and cnld climates arc
aunies ncora cranes, ueache,, apr!cots anose.
,,ti uunlsxranatcs ]uubcs, tla.1lsons, almonds
md wnlnuts. md cyen cherries In abuuduuco;
snmo nf tb"sr fr,l,ls aro of rrcat circumference
suear-ea;c, u % alI orange TieIr hoalev tl,cy vf. I
;oin frnn, the hilly country to Tic westward, Nnd
to sir Aicxn,,tler Burns thuy uwo tho iptroduc-
linn nf lin nntnto.
bcIs ste ar ooai 10 t IN ihe k!own word Il
va ,,,ny urcct ii,r nnthsInatjc reports OF tllose
Win In inva trayeicd there. or II We bclieyo ia
thn exnulsjto descriptions Of Moorc's
whose 5s author travelled In tie East In
antrlts--ts,rmirh ti,r most exhaustive,
fniti,fn, stl1Iy.-tho,l0h never actually scttiu9
fonk on Asiatic soiI.
In lie summer. however ,su1try tl,e day may
s to VIM an1 y9 sa nslb b a .e
tin,r, intrnse]y cold. The IaIt ,xrIpau. or uleas
liz Iows ti ,teaay oycr Caboo from tlic ,,orl,: but
oa thn tnSn II pcrwn lIes in That ,tirrri IN. Il
INV casly I,ayu l5ucn tlc origin Of tic natv Of
this pcrslstcnt wind.
orr,,t, cnooi & Sio,iv c,,I1v,'r nn fst ni n,'
frrsi,rnci, ,,y momv rtar snrii10s aone al t,,c.e
inc1Iowa m m,,rt, insrstrtl I,y mnsnuift,ns. ht
o;!lrrs uro remarkably fFce from these l,ttlu tor
nf ill., c;tv s,.nnliss Il viii, Hrc.wo,,J md Timber.
~, III ~ tfsS.. Tpaisat - ia, l. t,rat ,sr,..1~r
, 1879-03-01

THO discrepancy In oar ages. / como 10 you for
advice. / have been To my mother. md TIM
dear old Indy tnys, Marry lilo u,r. My friends
oil say II h n good tnntci,. but am mt willing
to tmpurIi her happiness mil my own peace Q!
lam going back on nyscif. II L do not 1s,atry
the nil must lcavo n,y old friends md nefgl!-
bora. fot tovo her too well to sec her tfle wIto
of another. Cribs sounds like sentiment from
bachelor OF 41.)
Now, my ststarn, Just toll mo what you think
OF It. l NAV not tnke your advice; but, Ioucs.,
am IN trouble. Don't all take my Side. THE
girl rcads TIN TRIBUNE. ! will tell her
hare written thi& letter. BACHELOR
, 1879-03-01

- OIL CITY DfTTtcks
We lnGc It from Euul t.uthoritg that when
tbs Marquis ol Lorne slcpncd oil Tie train At
Nagara, he intstook the Yelling and ecsteula-
Of American citizens 10 bis H'ghnoss. llo re-
inarkeli to Lonl.e, "Wllat ought 70 uoa''
sa!d she, "Take of your hat anu bow to them,
you gooae." lllu Marquis made low bow
mud scraued his lett foot, whereupon oil tl.a
hacknncn relied: " uacx lack hacts!'' sWl,as
do they HaT7n inquired tho Marquis. ut
means, hip, hip, hurruh," explained tho
Princess. "aBd Tint they aro pleased With yu,1,
nuf you Mnst make sncuch.n "Feflow
cfttzei,s,'. br.au tho Marquis, but just thon q
boo1.hlack yelled to pulf down his ycat; two
hackmnn tllrsw him head first luto cab mud
dropped q 200 pound yaliEe TN his foot, ard
before lie coul extrlcase htmsoli and explain
maitsrs 1io driver hsd run up 4 bill OF Sl5.
, 1879-03-01
KENosRNn IN THE HAIR.

TO ths Editor ~ The Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Fcb. 28.--Dotncstfc Econo.
my's Intentions l'kcly were tic kindcst In the
world, but she did not taso into consideration
TINT tic effect Of kerosene would pcrhaps be
different on thick llend OF hair from what It Ia
on bald pate. know n indy who tried II, and
went around smelling Of tho vile htuif for near-
whom sho applied It. know the remedy to be
good, neycthelcas, but ladles who try It will ro-
quire little terolsm.
uBrRnAE 1MrRovRNnHT.
, 1879-03-01

aAy that tho lattcr remedy has Neon known to
euro very obstinate conglt, and IL very
p,ss'''s pS supploent von te T1 'ft lind ",; IN
cxcclent Group remedy. EInvo known It to hu
uscd with good results, You will ind It in Tho
last column Of Tho tenth tngc. A friend onco
tola inc that pieco Of black sllk two Or three
ft'ehos vida, worn around chlltl'e muck, waa
sute preventive Of Group. LAzr Luz.
, 1879-03-01

cn,,. To ~ Editor af Ine Tribune. 81,
h4pondso' fep. M-lt any VI Thu Homo cor
kef ~ ~. khow OF q good recipn for curing
ple,,r n;..a 4' " Will keep through tho summon,
ulkIaS III v,n:l!. ~ =. Tie Home; uud also ono for
6er Yo1t general tra!nlugs" iu tho State Of
, 1879-03-01

10 tho Editor of The Trtbuns.
MUsKHooa. Mieh.. Fob. Ill am IN interest,"
cd reader Of The Home, md havo fnvor to
ask. Early IN the winter one Of your corre-
spondcnts 1neutiouod a braad-kucndcr. 1would
like very much to have her give nc moro infor-
nation nbuut It. Please explain the working Of
bought What Is tho pr!cof Or glve 1np tho
nRtne OF the manufacturer anI will send to
them for their c{rcuinr. MUSHROOM.
, 1879-03-01

For1 40 ~ Editor ~ Ins 7ttbuns.
lasinp As,, aa Wis.,, Fob. 1o.-I eau give the fol-
shoues %aea ,a Remedies In reply to 0llie W.,
e,uxsa. a taeg ha7u only been used for lung
tpeepin, ~. oaa seaspoon!ul parceor!c, ono ten
Ispo. ~ ssos te oil, and two sablosroon1uls Of
u 1sa sn as eles recipe u equa! parts OF gtscer-
s"ara fra,o r. r. spte ot the danger ol Involving
a 'ea temperance Aomates, ! must
, 1879-03-01
THE PUZzLERe' CORNER,

toriGtnat contributions will be published In this
department. Correspondents vii. please send shei
real names With thcif na,na dt p'afns addressed 10
''rnsE1crs' Corner" Anewcfs Mill be published
the following wnek.
, 1879-03-01

aldo, lnaensbitY; next letttr the sauae way.a racs
of men: ne3t- god; Inner circle, small i'h;,.
RutHcr. Ill. l.. II. W.
iIorn.oLAss-So. o71.
4 Y u 4
\
- 4 4 n 4
Aero.s-A racs pt!xs; posm q. .aiioFs sl y TIRE;
ooa'E reEsrtees; from right to sf' e'sfiss,tr
D1AMoNp-No. ore.
pfnc'sa an 'npa pa.ea e :ss Seauss9 bo% ha1 as
CHtcAuo.. LlTTtE CASINO.
RIro,iDolp-So. o73.
Across-A lssh; . osscrHac;h 70 . t'ee; bals Of
elk spotshes' n'xn r,rt Tnaa On ,,a aehtc
erqteh feotch h'oaoun .etx; NaxH II fx.on, snas;
SQUARE ,TpRp-No. o74.
Amo!dinE; precious s'one to ;, ,1a1tni 2. l1qnef''
SQUARE WoRp-No. o7:5.
4 dover; grant TO put away; letters found On
the compass.
CMlCA1p. ~ b. u
cI1ARADE-No. o7o.
Far apart fron, Hy arst 10 river does flow.
And thousands Of sad, 1cnry mortal. below
The rIch and tbs poor. tho prince and the pcasaut
In it IND often su!ace mott pleasant;
sonotImoa Il l. large. aometin'ss j. y small;
Though Under tho ocean II ~ still seen BY all;
Without It | know nut what We wond dD.
, 1879-03-01

NUMERICAL ENI0MA-No. G7D.
I an composed uf clevcn letters, nm a palm.
lro,!c and stEn oycr the door OF business house
In q tuwn tn California.
Ny 1, :, ], Ii tllu nuthor OF famous song.
Ny =, +, y, 0, IL d garden implement.
Nj @, Z, 10, IL t0nnH In tnoss lRyHrna.
Myu, &, II, IL a color.
ELooxlHaroX, III. e.. e.. e..
, 1879-03-01

NUMERICAL ENIGMA-E0. CTS.
lam conposel Of nine letters, and am an honor
able person1ge,
NY T. i, y, 3, I, 0, 10 an honorable person.
iiy Is, 9, o. 4. Q, ls q musical sigu.
UHBANA. iii, TpNpH.
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AT CHAUTAUQUA LAKE.

FAIRPoINT, n. Y, Aug. 3.-Fhe great Chau-
tauauu pavilion capable OF holding 5000 persons was
dedicated yesterday at 2 p. M Mr.. I. W. ROote con
Quoting the exercises a large audience present.
DE- VIM r. Clark OF Boston read portion OF Scrip
tlrr and Dr. George A. Pellz, OF jamestown, pro-
nounced the Invocation. The chairman and the audi
cnee under the direction of Professor W. f. Sprwn, of
Newark n. j.. sang the missionary hymn. DIR. J. IL.
Vincent stated that 10 Mr. Louis Miller OF Akron
IN Europe. the public IS indebted largely for the pa
yion Ii was also announced that Ira ID. Sankey, the
singer would present during the Of the
sembly.
An appropriate address then delivered by the Rev.
Dr. Elm wood, OF Nrw-Yofk, Presby terrain. lie was
followed by the Rev. W. o. Simpson, OF LOudou, En-
Bishop NJ. VI. simpson, OF PIlaiephia made ne next
address aud ma the OF his remarks nude
pmeuiary reference 20 Governor Bishop OF Oho, who
occupied "a seat upon the platform. The Row H. W.
Warren, d. d., OF PHILADELPHIA. read the ID Psalm,
and BIsuup uit. red tup drdcatI prayer.
The Il " L. H. Dashell, ID. D., OF New-Iora, lrcturcd
I'M the evening "a Icccrt Changes 81 NJ XIcO as Il
lated TO tue Eyaugezauou oil ITS People, much TO the
graiinc itiOn and instruction 81 large audience.
The Women's Missionary Conferences were held to-
- under tht direction OF Mrs. l.. a. Han-, oil Chi
clgo. AT II o'clock, Bisnop simpson preached from
Isaiah Vi. 3 aud 4
Tho Assembly Bblc-school for adults held the
great pavilion 90 o'clock with au HtichituC' fcJ
persons, uud,r charge OF tine R.y H. W. Warren, ID. D.,
gave Greek exposition Uf the lesson, and tie pastor,
the Rev. w. o. simpson, OF LOadpu, Eug, gave doe
uIuai statement %. as points. AZ tue same hour sun
day,cluu held lu the auditorium under iht super
iutrudcuce WA. Duncan, Ol syracuse. Three nun
bred and thirty three children present. Mrs j.
O,triuder Taught The primary department. Later q
NrWY0rk, Dr. L. liuwJud. ~ NrW-IJrk. aud the Rev.
Mr. simpson. OF London, ttEing purl.
o'clock "a sermon preached b. the Rev. DR., y
c. CLARK OF Boston, secretary OF the American Board OF
Foreign MlsslUns, COngfe gaIOnAl.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. This has been the
warmest day Newport has for a long time. The
beach and the livery stables have been freely patronzed
II il estimated that than 200 went In bathing
this morning
Lately arrived hotel guests are;
Perry House-H. p. Harris. NJ. Basaett, 4. Howes and
family, Boston; Edgar NJ. socum and wife, W. ].
BRYAN. p r. Decker, New-York; NJ Lachenbauch 8.
Bates Worcester.
Ocean Houso-Dr r. W. Browne, d. b. Hampstead.
J. T. Shepherd, New London; T. Benham and wife
Everett g. A. Newell, John p. spauldng, George II.
Spaudlng aud wife. Boston; l.. f. Chamberlain, Nor
wieh: Osborue Sampson, Mis- Henry n. Smith and
family, ". s johnson, W. ID. smith ChieagO; j; L.
burg H. L. Herbert. :. V. StrattOn T.. A. Newell f. l.
IsclIn, DR.. G. Fayette Taylor, NrV-1oIk; W: l.. Z.
BID ie, W. A. GIiswOld and wife, Philadelphia {.
Chamberlain Seneca Falls James VI. Massey, George
b. FOX Henry ". VAIL Cincinnati; II. q. Tyler, Brook
line George W. Field, Webster; James r. Cox Auburn
y. Y; Couriland Parker aud WIFE, Newark, y il T. j.
A. L. Thompson, r. NJ. Gu burn. Baltimore; MI and
Mis- Evans, Cut0n, v. Y; Professor ID. Cady Eaton,
New-Haven; ". X. Foster, Worcester.
Hotel Aquldueck-Mr Coulter captain j.. r. MOOlsey,
jersey C!ty; H. G. Wlsncr Detroit j. NJ. Richmond.
L. H. Rice. Providence; f. l.. Morse and wife, Taunton
i. W. Clark, George Dewey. Washington; 3 r. BAIRD,
Layayefte. Ind; Mrs. q. g.. Hubbard, Miss Hubbard,
Boston Allan ID. Broom, u. ) n.
Mr. G. y. Beach. OF Hartford, and Lieutenant +. III.
Barber IT, s. A. Admiral Case, u ; ", gave cnter ain
men their .tageS to-day. Ms. Atherton Blight,
party took place at the residence Of Mr. Royal Phelps,
Of Eew-YorE.
Mr. Norris and family and Mrs. John A. Armstrong,
OF Philadelphia, arrived at the T. ddrn Cottage to-day.
Gibbs T.. :. A. Colonel j. b. Beck, OF Kentucky, and
Bishop White are at the Ocean House.