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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-24
The Empress OF Austria fox.hunting
I'm ireland.

A Dunshanglin letter To the Cork
Constellation says: Her Imperial Males
~, the Empress Of Austria, realized all
the pace and pluck, the skill on horse
back, and the daring across country Of
the followers Of the Ward Union hounds.
The Empress hunted to-day for this first
time over an Irish hunting. country, and
IL this afternoons run with the Wards
is but q foretaste Of the pleasure In store
for this august patropess Of Diana, we
in Ireland are pretty likely Ia have the
illustrious Austrian an absentee never
af,erward. Her Majesty Wore n very
tight fitting habit Of q dark grsyish mel
ton cloth, the skirt { which was ex-
tremely marrow. The habit vas fasten-
ed with buttons Of silver, on which were
the Imperial arms. A standup-all-round
collar and 3 simple tie-bow Of black silk
completed her apparel. while she rode
in a tall silk hat. She wore her hair In
plain plai,s behind, one encircling the
other. Her hands were incased in tan
colored gloves, and over these her
Majesty wore chocolate colored mittens.
I perhaps run the chance Of being re-
turned for trial nj the next Commission
if l say that her Majesty did not look
quite so pretty on horseback this morn
ing as she did a week ago upon the
toned paper Of the HhitehaH Reutec.
It may be tha, her Majesty VA faded
after her longand wearisome trip By land
and water, and did not look NJ her best.
She has a most elegant and graceful hg-
ure, her waist being particularly small,
while her carriage and deportment stamp
her with the indeliblc mark 81 the biuest
Of blue blood and royalty. Her Majesty
chatted freely with the gentlemen
around her, and entered into an AMI
mated discussion with Mr. Morrogh,
Capt. Middleton, and Earl Spencer.
As the csvalcsde withdrew from the
lawn Der Msiesty, Mr. Morrogh, and
Capt. Middleton led the WAY, and then
followed q heightened string Of horse
men and . few carriages. On the
word ego" being given the Empress
tigbiensd rein with the hand Of an
adept. The pace improved ~ the blood
grew warmer, bat the Empress, riding
with wonderful pluck, kept her position
brsvely, and though in the deep going
she was one time droppei back . bit
she Tough, her way deserminediy to the
front rank, taking oil her fences as a
smart pace and climbing none Of them.
She as.ounded most of those in the hunt.
and more than sustained the reputation
which she enjoys OF being q Of the
s;raightest women across country thai
ver raised . Dali. The Empress VA
always Ia the front rank, riding with q
rather loose rein; bat she wason . horse
who does not know the way 20 put .
foot as.ray, and I expect 70 ind Domino
carrying her Majesty very frequeriiy
during the next few weeks. Her Males
~ struck me ~ having . magnificent
sea.-gracesul and easy 70 elegance,
while her hands are - 6ne ~ am that
ever h.ld the ribbons. Domino psr.
formed his part Of the days doing IA Q
manner that well pleased his disan.
guished burden Of 143 pounds. which h
her Msisssy's exact riding weight
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-24

n,,n.,d Nj. sleai schemes Of universe
s.res,. and pictured In his Usog.a
1880 r~eaiissson of bis fasorsfe
-. Add the vork Of The vofia
r,ald b, dull, and life woald hare sess
esioymen,. 10 Imagination ooa'd DO. IN
happy momesss. ouissrp the saos Proe.
rrss % ambitious vsnfnrr., sna "H
e.ch q NJ into The poss % Utopia
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-24

ENGLISH newspapers anno1ncs With
considerable interest the discovery made
by the Paris Aecfimatation Society, that
Japanese wheat, planted in April or
Nay, is ripe and ready for the haryes,
quite ~ early as European grown wheat,
sown some i've or Ex months eari;er'
and that the yield Is equally large with
ths. produced from any e the varieties
OF European wheat" II the same re-
suit be obtained in other places.
says the Toxic Tfnses, the use u Japan
ese whea-, Il Is presumed, win become
universal, though no explanation Of the
phenomenon ID YET supplied.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-04-24

rur years mar so-a~ So Tr&ss say -.
Tha .snssF mar hyfpE h~r sasos u sne-.
sprsn4 ussy cesae. tssa swasv aos@
rat snz - ts=sssnt <sASrsfs~s snesssA r-s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

LOVE IN BoTTLE.-Three ro-
mantle Kentucky girls have hit
upon a better method of securing
husbands than by advertising or
through matrimonial agencies.
They lived ON the banks of the Ohio
river. some distance above Louis
vile, and it occurred to them one
fine day that it would be a good
piece OF fun for each to write her
full name and address on a slip OF
paper, saying she would marry the
person who found j., and inclose
the notice in a bottle and throw it
into the river. They carried their
project out, and mark the wisdom
of the girls in the medium selected
| to float their missives down the
river. They did not choose oyster
cans or cheese boxes, but bottles,
feeling sure the latter would be
picked up and opened, when other
small objects afoat would be lei
alone. One of the girls has recent
| " married the man who found hel
bottle far down the river, the Sec
ond Is engaged to him who founo
hers mt Natchez or Grand Gulf, anc
the third is in correspondence with
the finder of hers, who also lives al
a great distance from the poin'
where the bottlus were launched.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

PERILs OF ANCIENT AsrRoLoaERs-
III ancient times astrologers had
many perils, as the following in-
stances will show:
"Dost thou know where thou will
pass Christmas?" asked Henry VII.
III 1883. of an ,.strologer. He could
not tell. Whereupon the Kings
Grace. (which did love u merry
Jest" made answer, Then l am
wiser than thou, for l know that
thou will spend Christmas IN
prison"
Gailcazzo, Duke of Milan. was
even merrier at the expense of an
lstrologer, who foretold him that he
would die early. "And how long
do you expect to lise?" he inquired
of the astrologer. "My lord, my
star promises ne n. bong life.
Never trust in your star, man; YOU
are to be hanged this mouent."
And the Duke took good ciro that
his OWN prediction should be tui-
| Tiled. eA fs-i5
Heggiage, an Arab general Was
more courteous Ill the expression OF
his displeasure. The general was
sick, wnen an astrologer, by way Of
comforting him, assured his Excel
lency that the ILLNESS from winch he
was suffering would terminate fatal
ly. "Since you have said 1t, re-
piled the general, 1T must be SO;
and / have SO great confidence IN
your skill that l should be glad to
nave the benefit of your advice IN
the next world. You Will, Inerc-
fore, be 30 kind as to go thsre hrst
and await my orders. Ihs astrolo-
ger WAS immediateIy dec,pltaIsd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12
THE PISTOL.

BUY me pistol. mammal"
Said little Billie Brown,
As the dimpled, chubby hands
Pulled at his mothers gown.
And the scft blue eyes glanced upward
With u sweet, bewitching look,
And the fair young brow put on
The interrogation crook.
..Buy you a pistol. dariinsT
The smiling mother said.
As she laid her soft white hand
Upon the curly head.
"You've marbles, tops and whistles,
Ny precious, noble boy;
What use have you, l pray,
For such manly toy?"
IF some galoot should cross me,
Next time go up town,
I'd plug him in de stummick,
said little Billie Brown.
And the mother bent and whispered,
As she kissed her brave boys brow
wait until you're nine years old;
Not now, my child, not now!
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12
be q savage

A certain parson, who was also
school teacher, handed problem
to his class in mathematics the
other day. The first boy took it.
looked at it awhile, and said: II
pass" The second boy looked at it
and said, Il turn it down" The
third boy looked ut it awhile and
drawled out, Il can't make it."
Every good, boys" said the psrson,
"we will cut for new deal" And
the switch danced like lightning
over the shoulders of the depra.ed
young mathematicians.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

John, did you go round and ask
how old Mrs. Jones was tnls morn
ing, as / told you to do last nishty
~ es, slr." We'll, What was the
RESULT" "She said that seeing as
how you had the lmpudence to send
To ask how old she WIS, shed no
objection to telling you shes sew
enty -tour."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

Mind your stops. A compositor,
in setting up the toast, Woman
without her, man would be saw
age" got the punctuation in the
wrong place, which made it read,
Woman, without her man, would
be a savage! !"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12
It is now time for Sunday School
excursions, and good little boys had
better locate themselves in time.

The man who is curious to see
how the world could get along with
out him, can lind out by sticking 1t
needle into d mill-pond, and then
Withdrawing it and looking for the
hole.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

1t is now said by u scientific
authority that sleep Commences III
the feet and extends u the head.
Possibly the custom OF sitting With
the feet toward the pulpit has some
thing to do with it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

A Nevada poiltician was elected
on the merits of II single speech.
All he said was: Fellow country
men. follow me to yonder saloon" "
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

Religious enthusiasts never sacri-
fee themselves; they always think
that God tells them to kill some
body else.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

A lady, describing an ill-natured
man, says he never smiles but ne
feels ashamed of it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

The oldest sort of fire escape on
record is the fond husband who lies
abed mornings.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

Mr.. Bright afiirms that within the
lifetime oil men still living, El,yianI
has expended ten Thousand inilli.ni
dollars for wars which might, with
honor, have been avoided" and Ia
needless and excessive arinilnsnts
IN preparing for VAR. a1sa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12
Hack Line!
BY ROBERT BADON.

This old and popular carrier. connect
inc with the Steamer Cd,aelid. Mt Mande-
vile. Madison.ille and Old Landing, is
carrying the L. =. Mail and thereby ena-
blei to distance nll opposition. Every
one is treated eourteously, and charges
are uniform, and no delay on account OF
old horses and other vexation. Travellers
tlrsirous OF speed and safety, will look
out for Mr.. Badon.
CONVICTION. Sept. Is, 1877.
, 1879-07-22

H6ectaI VffpRfth 10 1AS 3FIaNH&.
WAsllINuTuX, u. t., July at.-Onc Of the
itctns OF Oe1uoc1uttc economy ut tho laat scs.
aio,, las Just come to light. saving Of s2assa'.
100 was e!rrctcd by rcfusIng To appropriate that
sum to cover the urrcars of pny duo volunteer
soldiers, accounts Of which ha,l been credited
uud wcru ready to 10 paid claimants II soon u
tho appropriation could bo obtained. These
facts wcro SIT forth by the Secretary OF War to
the Iluuse Committee OH Appropriations, but
tho Temptation 10 rclura Tho amount Of appro.
prlatiuns e.395 100 Ill nlu ltcn WAS too groAt for
tllu Democrats upon the Committee TO rcslsts
aud these soldiers were compelled to walt Until
Congress cau act l,uxt winter,
TIB CENSUS.
Geu. Fraacis A. Walkur, Superintendent Of the
Ceusus, says tint tllu must careful and extern
siyu arrangements havo beep made to sacuso
absolute accuracy In. tic taking OF stntfst!cst
10th uf population a1 Of tl,u various industries.
liz ts oi' ol,Inton that tlr coming tnumeFa'!nn
will hhpw an increase Of 1u,O0u000 OF people
during il!s last decalp. or an aggregate popula-
llon Vi IL, ,010.004
, 1879-07-22

who claimed 10 b. his 1rss wife, was first takcs.
Blu stated that lie hal married her iii ncccn,-
l'cr flTr YcarA ano. Sho Is i,nw II scars nd ahl
liz = ur 81. liz novsr s,poortc'l tier or her
ri!'d. years am! & t,Iousl,s old. sl'c scp3nrs-
cl lin, MI nlc winter ay working tut. ~ last
he left her, an! s!su heard Ile lud married. aGan
tm this rEty. Shu said shu ca,ne Ecru 10 punish
him 1or tac crW1 ol biGnlny, nIstl would arc!lno
sho 5! 'p S 5 @ an er @ s a e"'ta sdriss Il @
County Crown Attorney, The pr!solter. w',a i,
tl.c little gisl. was rctna1ncsl for Il wcri;.
Srtethl I,isratt, tn 1A* Trih'tnF.
MoxrnnAt, July el.-A u,,n,bcr of command.
nr utflcers VI regiments ilayr hcnn interviewed
In reference ~ tue "lDlc.snltletl tsiY,tatInn Of
Col. Austin. Of thr Thirteenth New York
,ruox'sn., to a,l a1nntrra' br.ya.ics to rs!t .',n
hea'f. o! TIC ysctosias. taan.st that, everything
considered, S!erons0n't battery ahuCltl Eot IL
betsiE ttM tonter battery ~ International mill
tNry visits. having visited New lurk thirty
yeaTs ago. AnothtT usesr auElcstuss keMI,'Ms
4M ncn, ur two rUn'pantgs. oE sh': ak different
CITY regiments. U,,tt Officers agreed tint tI.p
trltade t1ut1d ba represented, Int, M It Wbult
rnst 81, 00J to ernd o'.u lotal regiment III A0
t,rn. n.,n regiment was ~ tnl1rif m il1ry tbuia
x,1urt to soul tu fsrs,okF,rt, Tic ctiEena, rs
wall "A yu,nn.cers, ars ,niPAt.ly sslease,. Aycr
tIsc hearty fnv'tatIn uf il'e nohIn rl,lrtccptEs.
au,tros. !ss' 1"ir "si sf@Amns " al fs:'I ts rasny
chongca whic!, arc Inst nov contemplated by the
uuponents nf tic Vanderbilt ct,tnt,antcs Is onu
hywsIici, tho itufne. Wa:cr.uwn s. Ogdcnlnrg
hoad is 10 ba t1adc link et'n,,cctn.g lie Grcnt
Western uf Ea1na Will, the Nov England rail-
WY xyateu, by mcans Of new bridge over t!I,
Niagara from LowIstUn III Qnrrnston, tnr w'tcl,
cAastes las already aee', untaineA. IL Is saM
lAt Tic bridge viii bo 1f,tsaod next season. nl
Will suyurU II connection bot twrCi, Detroit nnll
ig Attanl IL sca!onttl without touching t1Ie New
York CeIsral. Tic brit]go will lie 4o0 feet long,
At,,! h est!.nate1 to cost 81, ,03Q, 900.
xptttat Dfstusca 10 M 7tfbtne.
TonoHro, July 2t.-A gra1hl Alasonic e1c,tr-
siun tu Niagara taEes place ou Tic 30.lt. Init
lan is 10 bu one Ut tin party, md Ia to bc pro.
srn,ct with service OF silver tv the people III
Niagara IN tIlat day. Il Is oxpaptcd 1,U00
AIasuns will talkc bart.
, 1879-07-22

Over $f,4Oo,OOO Pared Away
from the Advertised
Assets.
Loyiathnn Tnvites SOME st. Lawrence
Pilots to Hook Hin Up.
Items Of Various Kinds from Many Points
In tho Dominion.
OTTAWA.

OTTAWA.
fpttfat nntafth fn TIT Trfsnnt.
OrrAwa, ,.July 2t.-41hc position OF the Lettelter
affair nppcars to III this. 4 Cabinet Counttl
rms held to cUnsfAur tic dispatches from
Engtaiul which lnd been turwurdcd from
tlucbce by tho tiorcrnor-0rnorAl. The Council.
after consideration decided that the Governor
t'cneral bc requested to act ipoh tho alvlccgvcn
III April last, tu the ctect that the Lieutenant.
Governor OF tlucber be dismissed, aid, further.
that this courac was rendered doubIy ticeessary
In consequence Of the Local Legislature of
Qucbcu having tnatlc It MI sstu TINT tho Federal
Government cxeretbcel no further control over
TIT Lieutenant Governor Aftor their appon:-
sncnt, Ths rsposs Of .hc Coanctl is now under
consideration by t.lp tlossrnor-t'a,,crl. but, mp
to the present, no reply lIus been received.
Thc Conservative politicians speak eonilacn1ly
vi Letc1irr's coning dismissal, aud rrfcr to slr
Alexander tinlt Us Ills au.cestor.
A rutnor, calculated to surrc no useful pur-
pose, itus bsen published, stating that "a :" Dat
tory. tson KsnVston, Will bo onus.ercd At tue
Capital during tho o3A md eth tnst., whilst
tho Oraneo Council Is sitting. II Is netdleas to
say that there IL no Foundation for tho runor
Speciai nspatca IN Thu Tsi0Hnt.
OTTAWA, July 9l.--A nass-tleotlnE Of Orange
men was held Tonight, wl,ru arrangements
weru completed for tic grand demonstration
which Is to takA pacc on the 2Al. Several del.
egates have already arrived, aulunH tl'rtn Capt.
john Fullerton, OF Ncw Yorh, md Col. D. Nit
Evan, OF Philadelphia. Tho Mayor lias 1na.lo
every arrangement to prevent 4 riot should anY
OF Tie enthusiasts c,,1eayor to create d dtssurb*
auea.
, 1879-07-22
TIE CONSOLIDATED BANK.


MONTREAL, July 21.-A strong feeling tas
beeu abrual lntc1y TINT tic affairs ot tic Cou-
solLattu Bank were In bad snapc. and tn fact
wrrc eong frum bad to worse. 4 commission
appointed to Investigate the affairs Of tic bark
has sent III tho following address to tic s|larc-
holders:
70 tae Committee Of Shareholder: We hare.
aeeardlu9 70 yaue re9ncht tnteeytewcl tae y.
ss wsfo IN %os s'As With epsa f;!o"di,scss ri
sssts9o ss1s on and tho c,,y gaft s1n,an 81 a' e1s W.
n,uttlfartous reports In circulation. Wo cannot
,auss proye satnfac.ory. though 1t MAI not be AZ
encouraging NJ yon could deaFt. That tnforna.
o hs wt1os 2ss ,ht '5S Ss 3
laat. il IL a faet. lowu.er: flat in tI,e ravalna
auctions have ,snAc by tho Two nav Directors
then npnointed. Tleso hare gone over al thu
aeeon,its oi tle bank, end. no. on5 by thsIt pst.
inlIy scrutinixed. each account, md prnned
sldere al al ionStta. and. tfoas 81 inls psoo ~
they hnTo considerably Frdnoed tho banks nsavtH,
yst t4oto T. au unqas.tona.uo capital lsl.. Ths
arrived Ut a.n9st tlIs sntna eouensIan. nnth ar1es
sSS' c. . s s3 y e e 81 3 e. 9o s III
asssts ~ s14 hG1a the !ast annual meeting
i,iSeesors and tic t!snerai si"nsEsr ] % d 10 tic
sn'onn1s to ~, be s1n,, allowed for sontnse;ncttss
e9o: sSo;u Dt u Asoers: j.. "'Ds ses,: oS9:
and cont}nsant fana d she 10Th Of My viii lsavo
44H CUl. Or tho contingent fund INCLUSIVE. ST. :.
, 1879-07-22
yards range. Frank llydc {Amcrican) made
50 points a. tho go1tyaras taaEo.

yards range. Frank llydo {Au,crcan) made
50 points d. tho 9o3yards sauGc.
LONDON, July 2l.-fn the Qrst staRc Of tho
competition Tor tho Albert prize. lllgbY. Of 'l,o
Irish Rifle Association. scora1 10l, nnd Milton
Farrow, American, 97. ficut.-Co. Fonten
knolishmnn, won tho Curl's Il Harvey prize.
Frank Hyde, American. atnl an EnKltstmnn
tied for tho seconl prize, which they divide. IN
tho Whitley competition nyIa obtained Inc
sixth prize.
LONDON, July 2l.-1n the shooting at COO
yards Tor tic Albert prize Lieut.. CruIt a''t,
Lleut.-Col. Gibson, Canadians. made score OF
- each. In The contest for tho pr;zo given by
plRou, Wtlka Il Laurence, Lieut.. Adams,
Canadian. and Hyde, American, SCORED W
each.
In tho Rohtu Hood couteas 1'fisates Harris
anil Boil and Lleut Ewiu. Canadians, won
priEos
, 1879-07-22

Secretary Sherman Arrives Mt I5osfon and
rpstsanstrr. General Kry departs.
svtfius D!snc.eh Ia Thf Tribune.
BosroS, Mass, July 9l.--Secrcsary Sherman
arrived hero ut 0 O'Clock this u,ornlng by tho
Oh Colony Nas!Eoal. Eo came direct from
Newport, having dcc!lnc1 thu Invitation of the
MuY0r Of Fall Klscr to stop there. A deloga-
sion from thu CoMmereia. Ciab nut him at tho
statiot. u'nl aavu hin tho cliulco Of apartments
at tho Parker House or Chariea ". Clapp's
residence, on Walnut Park. llo chose tho lat
TIT, anl in tho evening reception wAs held, At
whirl, hundreds were present, Including ex-Goy.
Rice, all the United Ssatcs oi'iculs, nnd num-
bcr ot iaatos connected with the Sanitary Cou.-
mission in tho latu Wnr. Tho affair, though
brilliant, was Informal, each pcrsou bang
presented to thu SECRETARY, who apoko few
corsllal words to each. Supper whs serred At
TO- Tomorrow will ba spent lu the inspection
OF tha Custom-lIouss aud stItng Ia tic suburbs
In tie forenoon. Alta grand banquet Mill bo
served A. Parkcr's, and In thu evening a reecp-
t!o wilt take place At Tic residence Of TIC sut-
Trcaaurer at Drookl'nu.
DosToN, July 9L-sccrotary Sherman arrived
to-day At Ills own reQuest there will be no
public reception.
Fostu,astcr.Genornl Key and party loft here
tonight for Halifax. und Postmaster James re-
| turned to New York. They were all tt.s gucsta
Ut thB city, aud went to deer Island and othus
placcs of Interest, aud wounl up with reccp.
tion to Key and Jamcs III tic atcrchants'
| Exchange, About 100 merchants were present.
In response 10 pleasant introductory speech
BY President Frost, Of the uuard u Trade. IN
whtrh ue referred to thu excellence ul the pustu
service under his administration, Key ma4u .
| onU tninutu speect., accepting the compliment
| III bf4 hG0TtY ErG0titIE mora hEc1Ute 1t M4k u
teudel 10 him VI Representative head Ut OH
Of ta!e chlct executive deparsnrnts of TIN
National Government than as u personal tribute
| Jatuea also n!ute 8hurt speech.
, 1879-07-22
And Many OF Cetcway0's Subjects
Submitting to the tn-
vndcr.
The Powers Join In Demanding the
Restoration Of tho Khedtvo's
prcrogatlves.
Another Extensive mud disastrous Fire
In fo.gorod, Russia.


SOUTH AFRICA
s1n GARNET wo1srtHY.
1oxnos. Iuly at.-A dispatch from Capo
rown, .1u,v 4. ,nvs. "Gcn, e.r Garnet Wo]so-
1,v .-.lvoa al ror, nnrnfnri 3n}v 1n
xutus suunnsDan.
scv.t, hundred Zulus. with 700 catttc, ind
.urren,lcrea.
1mx ApyAxc..
It Is stated that the Government has recctycd
a tolouram from Natal anuoltnrlug TINT tllc
British army l,ad reached ulun1, alter few
ektrmshcs, 10 whtct, su,atl bodisa Of Zuus wcro
killed, It wss found that the Ksmg'a krua a,ul
iii tic surrounding kraats bad been burned By
tho Zulus.
LATEST.
Gen, Clifford tclceraphs to thc Tar-Ot1lcc
from piclcrmarctzuurg uu,lrr tlato 4tll Of 1uIy,
that Gen. Wolsclcy was not able to land at Port
Durnforf1 because of the surf, an.l be returns to
Duroan today. lle wt1l proceed by LINK! to jolu
Lord Che,msfor1ss t1,s,s}un Immediately.
, 1879-07-22

Vlscount Nrwry had to appea! 10 u magistrate
In London latuly to protpct htnl fsunl Ars. Dsad-
luy, wi,u hu4 tuen psrsecnting h'1n with dy-
ulalltts for u,uucy, anu threatening his persona!
rendered hin, eertain ssrYiccs, lor Which hu tad
pad her but, wslets naked wllat sls did fur tln,
hs refused. by a1yics Vi hts COUNSEL to say. Tll1
woman Waa put undat ouuls I" Keep tiIu peatc.
, 1879-07-22

Tho editor Of London 1fulA was much
amused hy tho Ingenuity exercised by frond
Ut his at rarty. - 'Ttlere was great crush,
md llo wantel III vet near tfse auppur.taolc.
Derubasdt wus IL thu next room, alld yun!I oulY
stny a ,nluutc. There WIS III nlnedtnte c1o.
uu< hl.t my frlrtd secured all excellent scss
Tor l!tnsu!f utl4 parLncs Ut thu table,
, 1879-07-22

LoApos. July 2l.-At Wimbledon, In the 700
yards competition for tho Albert prizes, Miltou
furrow, Amsneab. made the higLoat pos4ib!e
&c0ru.
In the Go0-gards range At Wimbledon, for the
Albert pslzs. Eentou scored b aud Furrow
{Au,uricau) 81 Tsklug tic result OF Tie 2o0 a1d
Gooyards ranges together. Farrow aud Fcnton
are tieJ, lssdluG The other competitors by ono
lo,nt. l1p rcsult uuw 1cpeu4s gu Le w
, 1879-07-22
TEMPERANCE,


dp<efai NIsnateh 10 1"s 1si5une.
L4ronrE, 1ui., Julyat.-:rlo joint nooti,g OF
churches and tMr Woman's Christian TEN pefanco
Union at tl,a tubt!oo grounds to-day MAS ~
tcndra by large crawl Of tho bost clttxonh
Mrs, Fry, Vice-rscsiIens OF tho Uulun, presided.
Elder Boyd led In PRAYER. Able addresses wets
delivered hy Emma Ata'loy mud Mrs. Ell Johu-
eus,, who wss scnt twleo tu Europe representing
the TeMycra,lcu untoa. Thu exealleut nanag1s..
mc1It of iha meeting gainud the good will OF al
WuYthf cltjxcus,