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| nfnnpftrb 4 a. T.
foniu,i w,tbin n.a t,,s,',th ~ . ~ MaAn.neton n'
Dui,ica,,, IN ci,. ,,.,,r E s"u .ohts ol lIrs'
" 10 Enri,sh ","i wnr.f f"Iev a',,.,. lGnpectve
rgIi. IN eac ol.crs ' A. n h"ir g sue "wn
nto r.,,,vri,.;,, 1es "a 1as"nr Ho9a nave abst,'
thors c?r rcrv ~ n, E,i;., na haa,, her.ch nti.
through lie At1r?tcun Custom. .eu w,1'i a1i G
sjts ow,cr a. np',yc, ,pr III pe"c1. 1 I'LL u 1e ~
10 American iastcs II won,d ~ n1H ha sn.e .'
necessary 10 nrons mo9lu u 4,nors so ~ ne ,,'' i1n
era aco,antc VIII thnsr :. .trs ~.
can can pb s pGssS u eoIe n Ae
makt arrnnT"nonts wit', ~ ,,,,ur, In l"t nUo
ducjnp il, Ii IH wnrit IA int ,rnto ~ ~ ~
for BY iLn American pubIjc, II wu,,l1 ,,ic. or
bayo @ @ ar esa 5n,n h s a. a event would
On ill., o:I.cr hnnd. If tjtc Amcrrc., nt,o :.
carrici out aud Il htromea ncrrssors T., p,un nrdss
10 scrure copyright in Atner or IN ny,,mi ~ ,G'
that .lc houk snl wisihn ak ,nonti,. s,n!r afsur
t'r in e,i.cr country by s,,biect or c, c,ttzru p
bonks published IN cIthcr do,,n,v wo,,1d r. ,.rap luz
get auY copyricht At ali IN ,ls o,"smn "sss' ta,
autl Influential autnprs m "tinsr Ia ~" FLY h,"h
d reasonuDfe exnnnnin. ;hr t1,crItr nT ~ ~ y
Nackinnrc's celebrated movk;. = o,no ~, ~. I,,. H. g
were NOT discovered IL AmeFea until year. t; liter
rsstei tsn srI H'upkuota IL ron1d fbnrssgnt bars n
rived no hc'.rft from II. :sunjy hccasc v W., na
AmSri.an nui,lfshcr wsn;d ,,orn,;ss ~ uSeanec 20
IL i,nti ttpr o,trr * srs ,no,.i".s ua ~ pss.
expired. Hnd iits woui "mnix "a IL xn,';,tl "'u
and unknown amti,or. C1nyrrt,,ht rhh ~ ,.,5 III 5ohuE
be matip wholly cncndcna a., tI,r ...n+eo snnf ~
publishers IN either country. Hn,css n"lslap. y.
cloose 10 ,rnt In hoots ,ft ~; th pausness
timu die convr,yht il insf nd T. ~ .ss
ceIye6Ie in ,natiy nstanrrx ,ns hn,H.. "nt ", eo.
nn1v ~, n sn"aioi nh1t:i'or tmf,s,,, s tusaULe
aijt,wrl IN rorr,a;,, ~ ;,fi.np ~ toEssy nc
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THE ruTLLOKERA.

From publication by tic Frunrh Mlu!str, OF
Finance It aupeaes that the rayagca OF tha
EhylloxcEa continue to spread. Iu the llssauIt,'
which OF alI departments Aas suffered The most,
OF the area planted before tho disease appeared
the vines have been destroyed to the extans OF
20 per cent near Deziers, 81 per cent uca.
Loduve, and VI cor cont near Montpelier.
IaklnK tue wAols dspsrtncnt together.
oue.Aalf, hays been destroyed. ln The ltfan,Iu
the disease IL spreading along tie leIt tang
of tha river, after devastating The right. 4
!args part Of tue FaY-do-pome, Lolret, Loir-e,-
east ts progress ~ arrested In lhe nrivllborhood
ct scnllr, Chatillon.sur-Seiuu. Lu.lEres, and
Gray. Kcspectlux remedies tli4ra il much ltyc.-
, 1879-05-31
sUB-EAR'rII VENTILATION.

SUB-EAHFTI VENTILATION.
To ths Editor a Jhs 7Yisuae.
CHICAGO, May W.-A iuw days since wa1 in
vted to lecture At liaryarl, lu this State, on tho
subject Of the ventilation ol luilaiugs There
! met my easseIaxa iHeud, F1ot, i. Wilkinson,
, 1879-05-31
~ Edition Of Webster's Dictionary
..- ''1phigenie auf Tauris," Ed
tied by Prof Carter.
BATTLES Of tho Revolution" by
Col. Carrington.-'Litorary
N0tos...Art Notes.
;l,b.Earth Air-Ducts, by G. P. Ran.
dall.-.The Chameleon.



RENAISSANCE IN ITALY.
r..r int ,hc wears botwea,, ,bc faIi NJ N
1"'g rstss HSs a1a t,,o s.oon,, ,n,t ~ ~ ",
creek h%po a".ns, ~ eomnr,ss M % tho r ns.oa s ~, ~,
ltu3 s..at trtc,Icc.,,al awolcniny n ,,,a M ~
tha' gtcas .s,,. ,n. % .,'.. :. ". =. ."oS .e
Of IN sneic!9p&aih' uus ula. II .as IT, olsaaVat
t,Ge' vii oe e. qsx'y pese',vea , oy the ssnaen
:, i'.' ".onrs,s tint rscnrfrncc n ,ho nn,,a,,
o. pso41sss' ','ue 'tsut,eueo ~ o'e. aouQu
wh:h Eas the uaWn ol uic tnoacrn' refuses al
dates. Already the 'plant wls putting forth II
n,e leayes In the Middle ACos4 It needed 'on|
iph, and air III which to grow crccu md b)oa
soH. What We call Tue hcHa'ssaucc was There
farc but tie tower!ng OF tlIs human mind
xh!h had at last pierced through tic layers o
ignorance and suporstluon under which bar
t,1,n cononest Ind hurict, tho c,vfft7,t,or nv,
ss,,n.. ~ tho nurt.n, worti Iv,,a..n..ass.s... =.
culture o1 lnc a'leienl wo'.a' mlae.sofeaothE III
stre It's consequences, tho Konasssance MA,
r.adlel in Nn,v, md there only can It be nropcr
i, .ud[cd. TO offer tbc student. M ,ee]i A. III,
r.asss, ro.,o, comnrohanstrs n,o1 - - .,.," ~
ee1s'ai !eauel' so"ptooe.s.ss view Q! 'hls
birth Of Christ, tus been the aim .of Nr. John
Atdnatou Symopls IL the prcnorat,on NJ If,
,,a!na,,ur "a ,o,"mo, ~ MThe epas'op aa" - m rl's
n*suas'uR sura!lncs; r,. Ane ARc OF thc
Dsspots," "The Revival Of Learning,''
md "Tho Fine Arta.r These ttsrce
rolumcs. Ut which that on the Finn
,,. nor o,,,,,, o,,r ,.tont,,r ~ tu'
'' ,''',t, r....,, ~ ,..,,.',. H.o w " ~! .o''
nsea W 4oulsn On .tanaa Lltefatufc. When
ibis closing work shall be completed, Mr..
ssmoula will hayo ninutcly examined every
r. sn,. ~ ~" ..a, :" nau sutu oVee
ne 8ao'c o1 us vast subject the clear light TINT
COMES from nice scholarship and broad intelli-
Fsuee
,.,o ,he tcet i7,r, ~ f1,o,o .r...,<. =.
,,.',".,,.", use y. ueeso oSssy ior1a OIL
~ astty looh t"o anape ol hft' 30 IN
lal7 INC most vigorous movement Of the
Renaissance was tic Gsthctic. Art dominated
auJ no traces Of m italian sstorao u ~
tir, AT anil vet tor In ,,,oana.. 1919. -.
ta,,.:,to n,t,;.s ~. w. Law s4ea"es. as''e'es Ok
Panels and cllimuey.pIcces, coyertets f,,r hci1s
md Id. of llucn.clrsta woa,th ~ ,a,I..,s s' -
,.non wa ,nr,.,nd h., - " .as.,at'e ~
'eaaoa "as 'hs!sneo Of 1hnnMeraoie craftsmen,
10 less skilled In technical details than dis.
n0Eushcd by rarc t1stc." In literature. poverty
oI Thought was n.nnca for hv .laro,,o< ~ ,,..,:
n,n,h,o Fror, III. htnta., - ~ tS's.. y. "u1A-
f,.,t.. .. Wv t'e Heet ~ tne .oHest, every
.,'u'u WIS ]aaeo OIL art. and to hltn style was
moro 'mnoffanea than material :" He who
,,uc, muat .t,'dv ,,,a,s -. s ~ @ u'e nena.s-
va. 1siAone-1nieaa throughout ttlielabyrluthine
tnalaee Of national character"
.noue I'M ,usncns - '1e SUPREMACY OF art
, 1879-05-31

INTERN ATlONAL COPYRIGHT
The following letter to the edtor OF tue Lon
don dtn'ts from weli-known Londou publisher
tells aoms plain eFaths about tho copyright
agitation;
Sir: 1t Il satisfactory to learn from . nam,
phiet published by Messrs. Harper Il Brothers,
and recently referred to Ia your columns, tbxt
ths lafRest and most influential publnera In
who think t!.as the property Of copyright should
10 respected, not only nationally, but lnterpn-
t!onally, and their suggestion for mixed com.
mission. such - tlat which had bcen previously
praposed BY Mr. D!ceJ. Is q good one. II, how
ever, thelr views - to what al international
convention Should en,body should GnuIIy he
adopted bY such connss!on, fear Nc pctmn.
nent or sati!factory result could CONE Of il, AZ
publisher trust ] shall be absolyeI from the
charge OK advocating trtls interests w6en +
expFesa my stronx conviction tliut the only
convention between tie two couutyies which
Gan poaslbly bear the teat Of time must be Que
p1sed upon tue "orlHiua aud inherent rights CT
, 1879-05-31

sl'apl,lg group OF the lno nr.s. At, appendix
howeyes. no ve Gives t's some admirable translation
It must not bo inferrc.l from tic stress lnit
upnn tn!ntft as tho paramount nrt OF Tho Uc
naissanco that our n,ithor Etfghts either 4tchi
lecture or scnlntnre, i'otli arc thViought,
ttehtcu, though not 80 c1haust!vcly as Ia tI,ei
Apart from the instruction 10 be rot from Mr.
sym,,on1e pooks, they arc delightful rcRdlng ot
s,ylls.!e r grounds: Taks for instance. what fol
xllo thought It sin to study Or imftotu tic nakct
iorNlt at"l whose angelic faces seem to hnvt
been caught from heavenly visions: "1Itl
WGfM 10 strange ona-a world not a!, Mills ard
ne,ds, and nowers, and men of ilcsl, mud blood
nnt one where the people nro embodied ersta
sics, tlle colors ttnte from oyonfng clouds Of
upocalyptic jewels, tho scenery llond Of. lIgli
or or GackQronn.l of Illuminated golt.'' Or iii.
Virgin: "A Eroup Of agItated mel, around Al,
open tomb, q rttsl' Of air and elash Vi scrnpt
wings nbovc, blazo Of glory, a won,an borne
With Notwithstanding figure from darkness Into
Iight-tlI9t is DIS picture. alf brio, excitement,
speed" THIS to give an idea Of Tintorct's dash
! Ing execution.
In lowing ILLS volume, one Of tic trandsomeat
over Issued BY an American pub|nhcr NC viii
not say That It Is a hook without which no gen
tfcman's library Is complete, but rather lllt il
is a boUk without readlug wasch no ge1ltcn,a,,
| is complete.
5. Alter closing Sir. symonds' york one cannot
uus NV ~; ~ tci!1ueu o. hlaeenlas's enumeration OF
uAe Eltts Q. Athens 70 inAn. Dante. it will be
.emen1neteu, .a !,, was one of them. THE Kenats-
snmcel "neii Ior tuat matter included Dante,
was lne eFeatest OF t!letn ati. From their graves
thc men Of Athens still rule the world. Theirs
@ T. va s to construct the ka'cidosvopo wlici, we
.,, aavo neen tufill.e around ever sncc+-,nnklnE
tt Ihns new anu nellcr figures, but always from
s1'a sa,lie materials.
l"Ncnalssanco 'n Italy. The Fine Arts" hy
9gas tr"cioG MiaonSt1n y, t ssymons author ot An IN
ule dfeck facts,, !, and "Slietc!lra In Italy n1Id
S5feeec;n New York: Henry Holt & Co.
rflce' s3ool II. a. II.
--
FROUDE'S CESAR.
Mr.. Froude's biography OF "Cmsns :, "a called
by the author. In be nrefarc. n e..c,ch ~ .IT,,o
m,tor,ole d. not or,,t !, l.. rs, 49,. A"'
w NV s1s.' n' c3Plalns, "iora por-
ltait Wn'en snali DC at oncc authentic and COM
p'ote," Whe'hcr complcto or not, we have
r,,1vad vot ., .,ro,,,,,,.,,,. .x,.aI t4ea ~ 1'c
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TILE CuAAtELEQN.


I The c6nUc1con hns hrcn mn ni,foct ~ ,r,4
,.t+,. H.. ,r.,",I He Wv oo.ses u CUT
ys.., ~. "ostu o'sI ou accooat ot lis power to
chahRe Its color, but It's power to change its
fornl is not less remarkable. Sometimes II rs
sumes tho form OF dtsconsn1ate rnouae s,ttia<
min In n ,,rn.-. oro1, 1s..,s 49,. uao oi.'i"I
~, 49,. =" "s"'"' VIII paeh eas'ca ahd
ea'' e1eeI' IL resembles crou:htng Hon, which
NO doubt gave origin to Its na,le, chama;-,eou or
ground-lion. Dy initiating its s,des II
f'a,tcn. tts he,1v .nS .'.,xas,
hri,y, ,.,.o. ,,,o ,o.a ~, An. ~ ..",o toa1
IVY" tahca Wv aofH' ot au osate leaf. The
tas' Is tho petsolc while white, scrruted line,
which runs frum nose tu t!p OF taT oyer the
belly. becomes ti ,nl,,r st,,, o,,,r ,t,rar,,,,.
ont tbc mir n ro,rs IN H. .,d"s n.',, -,
tatnc exoanus ITSELF upward nild downward TIL
1t becomes NJ thin Is knife, and tllcn viewed
from tile side IL has the form, Of mn ovoir lar
wit,,o,,t n mti,rtb I'M, VIII ,hs sx.,a.o, ,,,,a
w.. ,s,, 'nu.o' , WV wiz t' sef9asea llne Oh
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&t,x
Tesult OF t6e untranms,cd cnnr,,a1,t ao., natasa
soss xssss ass3s sGsd m .P sy s,s Mss:,
yours most otsdicntly, L. arAusTn,y' +"
1ss Fleet street, Mays
AMERICAN ARTISTS IN. LONDON,
There arc ffty.threc 1 oaal,nrs ,n or otber vor,,,
bv American, h,hted ~ .a os e"dsa oaaer wosNs
,1s q afysysses sspsssentias eighteen artists. s
| vi,. wI,t tto l,ast ~.r,..a.,t.t... ~, :.
acadsmIeInns. s: append ii'' j;ss: '' o' A0s"'D
Art.t ' ~ - i W"Ix. f''Tzs, IT,. r,.,,o.,
nalrd w. D.... The chip Il The oa "e'e 1ss"''<a'
Henson, Eugene ..sandsy Mornnx il "s@asn'y
I1en.on Eugene .Msrsisu: .Hs5sycnar Asaaes
n..uasa, E. tslts Sanss xs!ss Il As'ds'n,
ouxton g. Ia'xsala1 I'ss.la1a isse AAcsasmy
!SuESn SuEE'Sn %ssx; 3srs Academy
of''se''a'' r A''' q in ss2yal: SfnH. i, maatmr
kset Mesaea es!se; xssuemy
i.os.. ;ss1lsos Sss lAsasDj
fisisf fs FS5a 81 ii:
I;s$:::S ::: S:;: !: $$:::;
,rennc.,v w. ltSats Sn4,a. .arohvenor
'""'' u" ''n niIs {watrr SoarP aip nro.x.,o,
Mo1ri!t Mr. L..portta!t .i'oyai Acaaemy
rrri' M II. T. ...!toya! Acadeiny
Msrritts rs <. ..urt neadrlny
s!!ct, + D........A iAstli Uazouk ttoSai Acadcmy
N'''et' F. o."''".p phiiosopl's ,,h. ih sun,
Moran, Thomas t.s =; M; Academy
lilly GTo.s. =. ., -" ."u .I,oy., Acad.7nx
Mor9an ooorsa... T. lIayrs Nnaa,G..
Munger Op,t III. asn1ion I HieeaH'' Torn, Academy
MaDEI GiHct Lcfi Maree nyysI nHcndsMy Hnsmy
Munser Hilbert. uruht suit Lake ..toys Hcadsny
fAF'o'' Hrhe't'.".i1s .sr waning of tic
Parton Ernest Middav ,yya' Hoy1' Aaeaasmy
Parton. Etnes Vlfiagu Font; ,itSyai Acsdsny
H'ehnFd'. VI .''.ft,ebarwshl t!,s,sl sartls.,
Rtchsrd, ". I'M IT. ~; ;;o.i. .:.i.koyal Acsdcos
Cornwall. =, ,,.1,oynl Ac.jcmx
Hichafas. ". T.....A santtlul'cf AZ.
wbi,rr Ncs Etetn e5fosh; Hi; ,;; oFo'venor
ney Iif,dKe, ill., ....s ~ .{ovnt Ac.t.mx
Whlstlcr.J.A. Mon. Portrait II itosa ''"'S'"'
,ybtx,o, ,tov rs,t Gs,tonnitcir.;;;:; tirosvenot
Whistei, !. (. MoS TiS rornr 'H9foavenor
WhIs,ivr,J. 4. Men. Sts.nrsc ii Hiaa. Hi'0''e'oF
,r,,t,,,,. ,t,x ,urScn t'rosvenor
1Hd iina III nlas f,ro.x,n
WliItlar. ]. 4. Men. Thtre ntt1dea Ia
,r,t,.,. IT,, chEk aud pastel. .urosycuor
's'' "''''" ";a,1"s' E,9a.r' itl6 Little c
wha.cr j. H. Men, Etclix, Honks inlt [n.xe
,Whs,!tr.J. 4. McA Et.!inS. IlaIsfssa. Grvsvcisvr
""'''ee''' A. MEN, EtisntnE: iItnEE:: fhe little ''
Whistler, j. Men stt,S ii tiaik.. .tT"syenoorr
, 1879-05-31
AMERICAN ARTISTS IN. LONDON,
NStN pnHE

There are lfty-threo paintings or other works
by Americans exhibited In tho Academy and
the Grusycnor, representing eighteen artists.
All Of these works aro good, and some Of then,
Yle With the best Representatives OF the Englsl,
academIctans. append liss:
, 1879-05-31

save h'.' except lire II! hHtnaIl stove IN tho ex-
| weather..
III this way, when the Temperatures Is 100 dc.
Ftcca in ttln shade outside, II wo,1td BE- toned
| uo"sl inside 10 my comfortable Temperature
rotn w 10 ~ urgrces, a',. much lover ii lcslrl-
FOR wintcr ventilation this air entering tho
y, =. r. duet at zero, md sometimes at from
~ TO so devrcsa Or moru below, wa1ll.i bo paascl
through tho duct, where its Temperature @ would
b. raised OIL an average frum 30 to IL degrees bY
convection frnm the earth, md on jts way Il,
ttie school-roo.n would he passet through the
1urn9cra or other heatIng apparatus, TINT would
Ertes, Fab, which IL comfortable TEN perakurs
to live tn.
Ia state The case more doflnitc, suppose the
leIlI'ernature outside to BE- 10 degrees above
zrfo. Itu air can be Introduced through such
duct to Tho building As about 5U degrees vi pyc.
Nov, IA tifs case. We draw from the earth 10 do.
csccs ~ w OF thu teat necessary for supplying
cur seho9lFooms, mud furnish the ba.al,cc, or 70
degrees, ny the combustion Of fuel. By this It
Wy! ~ seen TINT "e sayc fao~thirtlt the fuel by
ntilzlng the heat stored np in tlla earth, and
tn!s =, sayiing wy W n very trle tlmc pu.,sato
1t os xo read. 81 s hS Duct,
t'Iattoa OF buildings III the manner here d.
serioed Is son'ctiing chtnersca Or that Il Is i'm
practical ln its execution. It's tn use In various
Union. at,l III all cases, where skitullY con.
strurted, ta giving tho Lest Of satlsfac.
tsos. II Is one OF thuso juyuluuhfu
improvements that ID pbrl,aps IN adyancp Of lis
age, but II will slowly ut,d surely fud its way ln
10 general use. Wien this shalt 10 tho case,
faHlillea'Mtll lind Il muel cheaper to furnish |
through tic agency OF sut-eartsl alr~dtrt tic
pure air Necessary u health unu comfort III ho,,,s
rather ttau 60 l.O00 or 2 a000 mles away to Guu |
II. W "o1
1t will readily ba seen that this sul,earth
ventilation would bo of tho greatest yauu mud
ccoIInny ia connection with all nayl4u4s aMl
hosDttats for TIC siek. Oar board
OF Trade tnen, Too, would ha I
H1uell nearer Paradise than They eau ever roa-
aonaoly h1oe to he II thrir Chamber OF Cutl.
1nrFc9 building was pFopurly ventilated Under
his system, sh.l III the construction Ut packiug-
houses Q vast quantity of lea could 10 saved
yearly u those who construct thrsu knew how
to avail! themselves OF ttu advantages OF y, E,V,
10 constructing these uuets 1t will not do
to lay them 10 low IN tho ground ~ to have
them lll with water. II they are 10 ba 4sed
In buildings built on small lots, the pre-
essary lenpth tuay te obtained by run
''anK them back and forlii, Or III aay direction,
OIL The lot, an1, II the soil will allow OF it, tApy
'u4y even be laid under tbs buildings
have thus attempted tu describe what /
think QUO Ut tlc most valuable discoveries uf !
tlle age, and To thos0 who have known nie tayor-
atty Tor tho past tWvutY odd years as an arylt- |
!eet utld ycutilating engineer, haye 10 hesi.
fancy !n ssYltE that this Is 0l1 Ut thu most val
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

4sltf4 #FHN -, w tFe s#si smtsssMssNW hursi
A#Hett saHsesi nsfs st@4N#&i FWestNss
stsA - -
Ifst ts#snt lsiaft IA iht ArvsssMss III
W. iAsssgse sNtfaae nHssa tseH NtsatAsN ftM
st#4Hf - y II aalHNst a las estaiwss aFssAss
w. ~ sH4es II ~ tNlsa ssftgs hAA 4iA gtssl
4 HHaf " ~ f#sm VI ftrst nsn tAe
slWAblsA - slss4 shsas snsh. IN ~h4N he ssseg
Ns4 amssat t#ws InsssNss@ IA tel Yasnavssasfls IN
shs lsesisn wssa*
\ raslsrr NJ entteaes containing
tluss ~ss sseasN ffum tise slAtssnsnss,i Print
ina .slssse, Il Aassae sltas shaef. fs~ a.ss sNa
The tlnsr,nmenl i,ifutufe III shr
nian rseinf fsllfs,sa hats wn, tltit Anna.l "
lafsn W. fsafs.atsai shs in,sthv tisrs Me "A
wv u,ahsan thai sie ntssn lNeifie, Nj tls~ IA
sits EXTREMISTS hs~rsl Ala that II hss rwel.rl
ffstn W. s.vvsfnHsfns, aasi ilt sfsltanrt w ~
sfas~r+@ tssssssu rtsl rAsssrtt~sA, ssssaia l~
instNsf III shr utsat seser standards hna~n
anp.nH The railroads n sAs ssnsnsfy Mra~ntsai
" ,hs standard ,hes rlssi shr tlctietrnrlr.
h,aay and arratsns
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

1'l,e Secretary ~ tho Treasury l,as
rsllei IN for payment sio.nO,0u additional
80 loffir, will, iia proeu#i. from ilm .nb.
~e,pilons u tlH pr cents
The advocates u thr Texas Pacific
Railroad i,ill my ihai sl,"y hasn made careful
eanva~s ~ ihe tlpnse And tpats, And fnd
maturity N Arsnn IN ih1 ilUn@V snL ~is In tha
Ntn2fe III favor ~ ~ I'LL ~l~n Il shall le Isi
~ ~ 0nsl ps~sxgs.
Senators Patterson, Garland aud Giro.
YER, ~i1 IN l4sl,alf ~ the Nr,ass toHn,ith. II,
Territories l.ase conducted NJ inquiry lni. sI,s
aatnlitun ~ ansirs III ti4 iirliaH 1urstiasy, r.t.
o,nHni,a tlr et.sethsIs NJ tEi~lastnu ~ t'sr.
gross whlsh staAil provide f"r sie er.salon "
.iW Indian Territory into Territory ~ sle
United Hiatsr. snd ,in conversion ~ sIe l,,lian.
nto riilseo-, sn,ensbls b. rssiersi Law. .pi
competent ~ .rve ~ United kiatv C.ur
Jarie-.
4 nrw circular hss been iss,ied by The
hueressfy u ihs Treasury IN rgsfd IL snb.
ssnplionH ~ Tho i.p4r rant. I,oads, III whieh II
u stased that unised Ntats~ n0ses, ~ ~eii ~
sttn, nm now N r@Nlvsd ~ subscriptions. |.
sikl ti,s., insissd n paying eosnnIr~l0n on III
subscriptions, ilT dep4stns4s,s viii NY Nd no,n.
ni~sloi, ~ my nni~efipsIon ieSs ihsn sinp.nn,,
Tho pnblie..lsbt statement shows ~
Increase ~ tn dbl ~ Dse,niwf " VI, ,zss. ~.
and In fdlowlnx i'slsnees HI tiseirssni,; Com.
s1st. .en,t Al, currency. et.slS.tiO; earenes
heid tos HI redsmvtlon n itastlos4i currency,
eip.uv, ,Uvi spssdl 6epoait ~ ,ls vv,Ismv,iop
n sttuAaaasb n 411s1k A<1AApi AsIa NH
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lisnts siaptni. ,he ~ell Anuwu wv
vlasf ssssass4. u AsAA
Nnhs lsns%i~n students. ARRESTED fss
t&fsssslssAm ~ sas ssvsns s',ssaslaasss, lsss
f~sa s~at*assss n ssssssa
A lalslte whipping nh i l,is walr has
sssse Iasse n y. Ess4sisatw, ~i1sA ss fg,sets
~tfs A,vrta = rrnsi't fst Fsssssnes h ~
,ssissv snslHsssha
There wstr usss ih.HN rnn,,nrr.ial
failures N s,ve, itsss.lh lutinr isgs u, ,an
nsarv shsa IN isss
4 ,lislmtrI, ifrm tpn.sMatinu,,lr 1ays
rfsesirF ~ ss,e hsill~h man N ~M rhunisss.
the sr*~@l's snfsss ~aA slr%srnsrd. @evrn nFn
lillssi sni Intts ~narss~l
In France. 4 ~u,ltirn .hMw hN~ rnnsrd
na*ns ~ she fissfs ~ uvrltis~ tlseif i~nAs, IA
inn considerable ,lamsxu " rrvpef1s.
tsen. tlans arrived III Dublin, tre.
land, M the M in.s iir vas presented wi,h
tlit ffv~slnm II thr viss.
The Town Council NJ Cork. In Ife.
lsni. ,sfn-stl h. aise rn',l,e teccp,'p, h. tim
ufsni
Maneasi, ihs assassin who tri~l tp
Nil The KIM ~ spain IN u,',o,~, last. ha. l~.,,
esseni.sl
The Senatorial elections Ia France
have te~nli'sl IN great Victory for the ilernh
lieAnr Tn, will hsse NEARLY Sis,, maturity III
the mkt ~ei~i.
Another heavy hank failure II reported
fnon England ihr cornish Hank. u, 1ruru
with ~esrfal hrahrhe., anil deposit. amounting
~ ss,nn.ns,
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II requires the, md 'as.e 10 furnish u
small rnom NJ TINT Il Will In hatl nj.
iractiye and comfortable The follow
ing suggestions may MI The youthful
i,n,,srkrrpcr to secure loth beauty ai,l
comfort il his .nall ho,.e
In furnishing small rnnms - tlMt
tlr, will ~ comfortable ~ ~''ll ~ illy,
4 fcw rules must b. observed, The
wallpaper should IL II so,I,. amnll put
tern IN il,c first place, i sl,e room~are
low, hang thc pistnsrs low tlie mnfr
space there III between I'll. top ~ tlr
pictur, and the ceiling, il,n higher snnr
room will look, II i very common
ini-tnk. 10 Imagine TINT the higher rict
,,rcn nrc hung the higher the rouan will
appear.
The next to hc considered " the tnr.
nitun. Anything larae ought to he
avoided. II IL not ille quantity, hni tie
size ~ furniture in a room that seems
10 crowd IT,
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POLITICAL rcfMrs.

S@tNt6Fssh tANI WIN bWsFN' ~ N0Nt
a sub eommii'ss ~ lie r.'srf Investigation
tnmmisss. sftisel a. Ne~ Oslea,. .n NJ. ipwh
nit fat tir purposes ~ prosecuting W, i,,lnirs
that WAS ssis slnst ls iell,w lack la~, summer
NJ "'hff tmn,lst% aa,li Il. prevailed mon b.
~ II ~a~ ahrs.sl thai lsHsrl@ sair si,uull ",
eau,iissl - i~p III er,itt 10 avoid IT. - party
lns'~,inl,r
The Potter subcommittee began
work Il, NV uilnans III ila 3I.t nh WI rssn,.
Influx u~eaf Arfssn. kerriat, Nh state: wha
prs~liissi slrs frrtfti~ III hi@ nifier relating HI
ihe elnsiion ~ LID 4. " De.la,,dc, Hevrciar,
il sssate nnder ksilasg testified 10 Aflising hi~
signature II se nrrt r.t ~ Republican electoral
certificates, bu, hal M recollection ~ signing
any ~"nl,d se'. Judge billings Ani two
~ three othsf witnesses we're es.
aminV.l. bn. nothing NJ IN important
character ~as elieltesl A bunile ~ documents
l.fi in a ssure b, Ars. Agnes Jenks, aud al.
,irs~sed Ia lmf waa produced lmforc the coin
miiie. AIMING the documents was pne pnr.
parting Ia be ihe alleged arigina, sherman
letter" Chairman Pnsser made statement 10
tho press Il, sl,a effect il,ai tesn documents had
been dropped BY Mr~, Jenks for the purpose
~ imposing upon the ralnmiitce H. declared
that Tin .o-railei eop, ~ ii,e sherman letter
wa~ fvrgnry
Al TIM rrond days session ~ lhr
Potter Committee. III New Orleans. NJ, Joln,
HAY, eutln@ri TT HaVretaty sherman. nlci a
communication 1etiing fDrih thu, ho had 10 la
iension ~ offering further evidence on ihe
snhIpst ~ in'inil.Iation III thu elections ~
i-a.. Chairman, I'nsser tI,ea announced that,
ina~mneh \. several witnesses wanted BY
tho committee sofn In Washington. TN coin
b,iiiea ~u,iI.l adIonfn .o that city Ia the
meantime Mr. john Hay. representing Mr
shssnan. and another gentleman "a b0 scieeiel
by the Chairman. would remain iD New of.
Ieaus aud iaka whatever Testimony might d.
offered In rel,utla u ie evidence already ,akrn
~ fln committee
Hon. T.. Il. Waslibnrnr denies the rcs
port ii,ss Ii. lAa i#t,, rendered sLr po~t ~
Minister ~ D.sln. and says ha ~onil moi "
nps Il II |, ~ete
The people oi Maine having failed. ~
il.a November election. ~ el,oo~e 4 uoyerior,
irving ~ tise fat that ~, candidate received
i majority II MI the yosr~ ea~i. III" ieRisla
i.fe ~ provided Il, il,a Niaie epfi~Iiiui,, las
~,tol tie ,,,al.a, i, ,ieeting Aionxo darrciot.
peiupefa, Maine l,as uot had . Democratic
t,asetnn Iafara in over twenty years