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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15
Sabrsans s. Dubuque 9owa Qienfas, oeu Is Suli 1879
bafir 3u forbera uno srinbIi6s Serb6re
an,uifeIIen.

bafir 3u forbsra uno srinbIi6e Serb6re
ansuifeusn.
General @rant bat bic Soffutns,
BON Der rspubIitanii9.n gartsi nodmaIs
gum vgannertrds.r" srtorsn gu wsrbsn,
bur6aus ni9t aufseseben. gu bieiem
S6IuTe fdbren bte WittbsiIunSen ieines
frdbsrsn Mariusistrstdrs 8orie. Ms
gorie int Iesten Sabre pbiIabsIpbia psrs
IisB, um Grant auf ietnsr 8ummsItour
mad Snbisn gu besIsitsn, ertldrts er isineu
Sreunben, sr ssbs nit benz gorbaben, benz
Grprdiibeuten ben 9eoanteu au8sureben,
it5 no9maIs GIs Ganbibat auffelIen su
Iafen. Ssi ieiner Ridtebr iast sr isst,
Grant babe nt6t iibsr bic YraFbentidufts'
frase ipre9en woIIeH, bod CLAUDE sr, Der
grprdii6ent uerbe cine Domination annsbs
men, tpsnn iie ibm oils cine 6ffeatIibe
Rotbpenbistett aufsebrunseu psrben iolIte.
Utit benz pausreben" i6eint es aIio ni9ts
sepeien su iein. Gs utuB erfreulid fir
Oas eanb iein, gu erfabren, baB peSer Surs
itslunsen nod Wabnunsen ben General
in feinsm Gnti6luiis sri9ittern tOnnsn,
benz QanSe no9mals pier Sabre ieinss 2e'
bsns, ia bic sanSe 3eit ieines Saieins 3u
opferu, penn bic v6iIsntIi9e Notbwenbiss
tsit" ss srbeiidsu iOuts.
Cine traurise Ra1ri9t iit ss,
bic mir unierr 2sisrn beats uit,utb bsiIsn
baben. Sn Msmpbis 1T bas seIbe Giebsr
pieber aussebro4sn, unb spar am Q. SuIi,
uieI, uiel gu hibs. Sis babsn ii9 unb
uus uIiO sranbIi4 sstaui9t, bic SIdtter,
bic ieit Do5en uub Bodsn bsbauptstsn,
bas selbs Siebsr tdms bisiss Sabr ni9t.
Sebr bsbentIid miFsn benz @siunbbsitss
ratbe BON Wsmpbts bic anfdnse Der 6runt'
belt i9eineu, bag er ben ginwobneru rietb,
ibre 6amiIisn iofort aus Der Stabt unb
mad n6rbIi4en Ortsn su brinsen. Dieter
&atb parbe natirIi9 w0rtIi9 bsfoIst, benn
bic uon Nasmpbis ussfiibrsnbsn Babnen
unb 8oots warsn ni1t im Stanbe bic
6lidtIinse su bsforbsrn. lleber 5000
Weni9en iOIIen bic Stabt psrlahen babeu.
90 grOB 1T bic ansit Dor bsm vgeuow
Sad" baB gtsm Orleans, 8idsburs, 2ittle
&od, gine 8luif u. a. Orte burd Quas
rantaine ben gsrtsbr nit Seem Orleans se'
ipsrrt baben. Der iesise alusbrud Der
Sfrantbeit itSBt bic IanbIdufise EbeOris bon
Der ginidIeppuns Der Rrantbeit uu. 0as
seIbe Siebsr ,uirS ai9t bur9 unn,ittsIbare
t6rperIide Ssribruas (Contagion) fortses
plant, ionbern bic &eime Iisssn in Der
i4ledtsn Ssidafisnbeit Der Cuff.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15
Eefesrap6if6e 9epef6sn.
Seitrei1.

Wieu, 8. SuIi. gsi Der 8abl Der
gsrtretsr bes mdbrii&eH @rOssruubbsis'
sss TN Rei@sratbs babsn bic 9ibsralsu uon
9 Sisen, bic fe iuue batteu, psrIoreu.
Ser SdIus 1T fur bic gartsi iebr iabI6ar.
9 4psiS.
2Oubsu,s. SuIi. @is Der Barrier
gsridterfatter bss vStanbarb" msISst,
bat bic idwsiserii@e Resisruns Der ct.
@ottbarb. SunneI' @eieuidaft brei Wilios
nsn Sruncs bssubIt, wsI9e 3abIuns iie
bisber pessn Ri&t. grfaIIuns sswiisr gsrs
trass' Bebinsunssu ieitsns Der @sfeui9aft
innsbebaItsn batts. Der TunnsI wirb in
einissu Wonatsn uoaenbst ieia. a
Rom.
& ON, 8. Suli. Die SammIuns bes
gstaspfenniss bat In Der sritsu SaIfts biss
les Sabrss f2s, 900 msbr srssbsn, ais in
bsmisIbsn Seitrauue i'm uorissn Sabre.
2pnSou, 10. SuIi. Der pdpifIi1s
Rammsrbsrr Wannins, Elm Nsfis sss @ars
binaIs Wannins, 1T seforbeu.
Spanien.
Wabrib, 8. Suli. Sn Der gbssorbs
ueten' Rammsr tbsiIte bsuts Der Winiifsr
hss asuBern nit, baB er swsi Trssattsu
gsfebI srtbsiIt bdtte, iib bersit gu MAIDEN,
uu, bsm 9rotsit Der ipaniideu &ssieruns
in Gan Domingo gta9brud gu usrIeibsn.
gaitsIar uerIanste, baB bic &ssisruns auf
Der itrsnsitsn geitrafuns Der geb0rbsn Don
9usrta YIata bsitsbs.
Srantrei1.
9onbon, 8. Suli. g8ie Der Zines
aus Yaris ssmslbst uirb, bsutst aass bars
auf bin, buB Bring SerOms RapoIsun bic
Ra9foIse mad benz peritorbsnen taiierIi@sn
Briu,sn ansunebmen sebentt. 5oIssnres
iinb bic flr bas 8ssrdbuib bss Yrinssn
9ouis RapoIson sstroffensn anitalten
Die vGudantrsB" wirb am Sreitas absnb
spii9sn s unb Z llbr BEL benz t6uisli9eu
arisnaI in BooIpib sintrsffsu. Der
Sars pirb uou Watroisn In bas ben freis
piIlissn Sdssrn pou &snt ais @affsniaal
eiussraumts a9tedise @sbdubs sstrassn.
Oas Snnsrs bss @sbdubss, wsI9ss nur 20
SUB I'M Sur9msisr mibt, wirb i9war,
ausssi9Iassu isin. Der Sars wirb IN.
uittsIbar mad Der antunft seSHnst uni
bic Soentitdt Der aeide feiissitsut werben
Giniss 8a9tsr unb S9iIbpadsn wsrbsr
bic gta9t ibsr BEL Der 9si9e i'm 0aifsH'
iaals usrwsi!sn, wdbrenb auBsrbaIb siu,
ita,ts gbrsnwa@s pon Der artilsris ssitsui
pirb. am Samitas Worssn um baIt
Se9s pirb Der Sars auf cine nit ADJ
Yferbsn bsipannte RanOueuseafistte ssisst
uno untsr Der 8ebstuns Don rsitsnbsr ar'
tillsris mad @biielburf ssbradt wsrben.
SsriaiIIes, 8. SuIi. Dis Dsputir'
tsntammsr bat seitern Wabisr be MOntiau's
amsnbsmsnt gu benz 5srrp'i4en llntsr'
ri9tsssisse nit ssl ssssn 70 Simmsr
uerlporfen; bafsIbs beSwedte bic Nus
idIisBuns alIsr seiitIiden Srben bon Der
9sbritiblsn.
paris, Q. Su!i. Mari8aa RasWaa'
BON bat uuf iein 9siu@, benz SesrdbniE
bss taiisrli9su prinsen anwObnen su bar
fen, sinsn abi9Idsissn 8ei&sib erbaItsn
I-Dis abseorbneten'je 'jeammer bat SaS lin
tsrri1tsssiss nit $50 sssen l59 Stimms.
aussnommsn. (gsatarIi& &!-&eb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15
5afdnoifGe XuaofGan.

Oer eongreB bat lstne anber9e'
w6bnIide Stsuns beenbist, bic Ssnatoren
nnb GonsreBIeate iinb mad Joauis. Die
Winifter itnb aud auf Reiien, ,um ii5 BON
ben arbeiten unb Wabsn aussuruben ober
Eolitit su trsibsn. gur S5urs auein
iudt bas ansenebms nit benz gtasIi5sn gu
perbinben unb min bic Snbiausrasenturen
beiu5eu. Das 1T alIss 2obss wsrtb.
Sbermann bat fi9 Sbio, ben 9sitbummeIs
ffaat ausssiu9t, bort mill er auf republis
tanii9er Seite ben 0abIfeIbsus i5on in
ben ndditsn Gasen in benz Stabt9en Steus
bsnpille nit elmer srOBsn ReOe er5ffueu.
Sbm uerben bann in turser Sriit bic Ssnas
loren GontIins upn 9tep Yort unb g6anbs
ler pom Widisan foIsen. 0ie &ubitaIen
non Ohio fansen uIiO ibren 6slbtus i&on
re6t frab on unb brinsen slsi9 bon porn:
berein lire idpsriten pOIitiiden 9ei9ase
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

day amounted to s41.500.
THE NOMINATION OF Clarence King to be ~.
rector of the geological surveys was TO- -day
referred 10 subcommittee by the Senate com.
mfttee on public lands.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ADJOURNMENT Of the
senate to-day, another joint meeting of the
caucus committees was held in the room Of
the Senate judiciary committee. This meefinp
was held for the purpose of receiving the
pan OF procedure with regard to the sections of
lne Revised statutes which the democrats con-
template repeating, as agreed upon by the sub
caucus-cOmm1ttee in joint session last NIGHT
rromnent tht 1s democratic representatives concede
committees previous to the Joint caucus of SEN.
atOrS ana Representatives
The appointment OF the House committees de-
pen0S very materially upon the results Of the
Joint caucus. II 1t is determined to enter info
general legislation the immediate appointmenf
ana organization OF the standing commfttees
Is necessary; otherwise the appointment of the
con, coMinitIees on appropriations and the judiciary
VIII be all that are required
THE P0INDExTER TRIAL AT RICHMoND.-
Nothing new was ELECTED from the testimony
OF r. II. Mcclure and A. NJ. Lyon, the only
witnesses examined yesterday not already ia
nnnar 10 Ihe public. The line OF the pro6ecu-
ton thus FAR has been only In relation to what
transpired at Childrey's tobacco factory at the
time OF the tragedy. The horsewhipping OF
curtis BY the prisoner, out or which resulted
the death OF Curtis, has not yet Ooen ELECTED,
except indirectly Ia cross-examinatt0n OF MI.
Lyon 6y the Commonweaatnsr a r,a rs,tSorney: The @
exceptions to the rulings OF the court up to this
time. The Jury win examine the premises
where the Tragedy occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

BALTIMORE, March 2A-yirginia sizes deEerred
~; DO: oonson0Ased. bSHi do second esg1sA Is.
chaneed.
BALTIMORE. March 26.-Cotton unohanGsd
Flour duh and unchanged Wheok 0oufhsH I'M
Testern hrm, higher and sctiye. red. ll0s
l-1o; No western winter red. epok. 0aruA onz
April: A.: hlSafsllSA; Nay. llSNalA Corn. ecuah
whites 46k47; do. yellow, $50; yata1 .Qllo6
:HoS & Msrcn ca and o oAprsl fss:s9ak; ~: ~ &rfsssSs
ysnis, SsaS$H: western vh3sa sSaS3k: O. nixed.
visiOne unc6snesd Butte sSesdy and 1nchnngsd
Eer quiet. llsl6 Fstr1ssGm rIcnanesd Cole
Freishts e LvsrPSsoi pss = ssssess 9uisesFsis, {d
oess: soo;. rye AZ. shipusniS-cora. S5.5s6;
NEW YORK. March 26.-Stocks strone. Wnaav,
esL 1xchanse. long. as; shoet. SS1k 0oVsRsr
NEW YORK. March 9s.-rour qussk Whsas sui,k
= LONDON: Aa.ce 2. A.Apn-oea.eas ssk kser bo<h.
fsrrsd, a. New Jersey oafSa. 16]k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

patch says q shocking affair was enacted on
Saturday night In the neighborhood OF Beth
lehem church, Boone county. JAS Rowland, q
wel-tO-do bachelor farmer, had niece, Hiss
Julia Rowland, keeping house for him. On Sun
day morning his brother came on viGlt and
found the doors bolted and the windows fnst-
ened; and hearing groans inside he forced 0pen
the doors and found his brother In q pool OF
blood, q revolver by his side and q bulieG hole
In his head. On the bed lay Miss RowlA1R 1ead,
with photograph by her side, on VT Was
written "Dear Sister-I have taken polDeo and
and am going to my long and happy home.
Please forgive me for this" Rowland = gt1n
alive, but refuses to give q reason for the tor.
rfbie affair. A rumor Is current that Nf8 Row-
lands lover was not acceptable to her uncle,
and rather than suffer separation she took poi
son. and that Rowland. viewing the sad c0nee-
Quences, attempted TO take bis own life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

W0mt00-A RRmkFmNt Law.
Of Trade held meeting at its rooms @ yesterday eU
afternoon, TO discuss the adv1sabflity OF asking
the next Congress to re-enact q bankrupt iaW.
committee OF the board has had the subject
continue the committee and draft q new law.
Wnlcn snau emDody the views OF merchants. to
De submitted to Congress at an early day.
coiored People .RP SRPesins Mixed
A mass meeting Of colored citizens was held
last night at Lyric hall, to give expression to
the wishes and sentiments Of the coiored rest
the board Of education looking TO the abolish.
ment or consolidation Of the colored public
schools and the adoption OF the system OF mixed
schools: Resolutions were offered by Rev. Mr..
Garnet thanking the board OF education for
opening the public schools without regard to
race or color, but declaring that tnasmuch as
there had been expressed BY members Of the
teachers being admitted to t the mixed schoois SS
they were respectfully requested to Continue
the present colored schools as long As the
attendance Of pupils justified 1t.
Destructive Fire.
this morning on the third floor OF the five-story
marble front buildings Nos. lis and $50 Pearl
street, which extended to Water street. After
three hours hard work the flames were under
manufacture OF tobacco and cigars. Stratton
4 Storms occupy the third, fourth ana nth
floors, where they employed In the neighbor-
hood OF 800 hands, mostly girls and women.
and the loss will not fall short of 100000.
Second floor OF No. us was occupied BY Descer-
gerg , sons, varnishers; damage 5000. VIM.
the second floor OF No. $50, and suffers tn the
extent OF $4,000. The first moor was occupied
py carr Cpman, wholesale dealer in leaf to-
The damage ~i To sSe mostly BY water
stevens, Will not exceed &l5.fO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

~Mike Mc0owen, 8 yeaxs oAd, vino ~ ne
Gently been robbing fhlfa0elphio nm & fnSIr
watcnes q Ghe point q - !eyolvef, hs Sosn
teen dfsranct charges Of roobery.
- The best are the cheapest This y more
especially SO In the matter OF w1veA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25
struck with ApOplexy,

CINCINNATI, March VA Special dfSDatCh
from Detroit says, Robert McCleNand, ex-9oy-
ernOr OF Michigan and Secretary Of the Interior
during the administration OF President Pierce.
lies In q critical condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

MARLBoRo, MASS. March 25.-A fire broke out
TINS morning in the shoe shopo Hiram Temple.
Rice Hutchins on the west, and to Sidney
Browns stable on the east. Temples loss Is
$l2,OoO; insurance, $1,000. Rice & Hutchins'
The shops contents were owned by n. "A. Nils
anu were partly saved. Mills insurance OF
sio'yV M T VIII probably cover his loss. The loss
,,n,. Un nI0whS staole amounts to $500; insurance
unknown. One hundred and nifty hands are
thrown out OF employment in the two shnns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

SiECINNATI. March 25-A dispatch says that
positive Information has been received from
Detroit that Mr.. Vanderbilt has awarded the
contract ana that work Is to be commenced on
Ine nrsg week In April for tunneling the Detrolt
Will extend from Stoney Island TO Anderson,
out distance OF 9, 200 feet, with double arches,
for double track is feet h1gh ana - Ieet wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

Uec1n1OM Against New York.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 25.-The court OF APP
peals has decided the Brooklyn bridge case In
favor OF Brooklyn and against New York. The
completion OF the bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25
Important Nomination.

Ihe President sent the following nominations
TO the Senate to-day:-Henry s. White 70 he
assistant collector OF customs for the port OF
Jersey City, N. j. To be members or the na.
tionai board OF health:-Doctors S. w. Bemis, of
New Orleans; Henry j. Bowditch, OF Boston.
A. johnson, OF Chicago, H.; James L. Cabell, OF
Charlottesville, Va; 4. S. Verdi. OF Washington.
D. c., and Robert w. Mitchell, OF MemphiS'
VIM: j. Pollock, OF Illinois, 10 be an Indian in
spector, and Louis A. Barnes, register land Of
flee, Gainesville Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

- The Philadelphia Board OF Trade yester-
day tabled resolution fav0Fing the passage by
the Pennsylvania legislature OF the bill sad
ding the RIOT losses amounting to 900. 600, on
the state.
eTGeo Ebart, better known rs "Delmonicos
George, who was employed at DelmonfcoS res
taurant, New York, for twenty years, ana was
noted rs q manipulation OF mixed drinks. died
Sunday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to-
day amounted to 81, 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

The SPRING COURSE in ANALYTICAL CHEM
IEIRY " der Prof Albert u KEAD. begins ms
lants, a5; for all others, $40 No charge for use Of
chemicals or appafatua Those desiring TO attend
viii please procure tickets by the 25th instant, 30
that arrangements can be made for their accommo-
dation. For information and tickets apply to
w. @. DUCKETT, Treasurer,
Corner of 22d st. and Pa ave-;
Or at MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
marIl-lt l429 Pennsylyani8 ava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

THE NOMINATION OF Clarence King to be d.
rector of the geological surveys was to -day
referred 10 sub committee by the Senate com.
mittee Oh public lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

The house OF commons WIN adjourn on the sth
OF April TO the nth OF April for the easter re-
cess. The weather is very cold ana snowy. A
bitter northeast wind has prevailed during the
past four days The rise yesterday In the price
OF silver was In consequence OF purchases for
the Austrian government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

track OF rolling land, much in appearance,
cept in color, which is generally of a reddish
brown.-like the rolling prairies of northern
Illinois. Properly cultivated, they would doubt
less produce iiberally: but, owing to excessive
and capric1ouS taxation, and the discourage
ments generally under which all agricultural
pursuits are carried On under Turkish rule,
they now yleld comparatively nothing
AMONGST SCRIPTURE SCENES.
Al once the traveller sets foot in Jaffa he is
amongst scenes and names made familiar by
the scriptures In the city the house of Simon
the Tanner is pointed out, and little way on
the Jerusalem road small tive- -dOmed fountain
marks the site OF the House OF Dorcas, where
that woman ''full OF good works" was restored
TO life. To the left, little farther along crown
ing the summit OF cone shaped hill, a collec-
tion OF forl0rn mud hutS are said to occupy the
site OF Ancient Timnath, the scene OF many of
Samson's early exploits; and at distance of
about twelve miles from the coast we came TO
original home OF Joseph OF Arimathea, In whose
new sepulchre, wherein was never man yet
lald," the Savior was ent0mbed after the cruel
fiXiOn.
The principal features Of the town of Ramleh
OF the present day are a wayside Inn. where a
paSSable meal or q tOlerable nights lodging
may be had, a Latin convent, and the ruins of =
nne OLD tower, which rises high above the land.
sGape long before the town Itself Is to be seen.
Inc tower is however, the real attraction of
the place, and richly repays the visit it receives
IRON nearly all tourists. 1t Is the remnant of
what must have been originally very hand
SON some 9, structure ana the view from the top is
differ as to the probable builders OF the tower
and also as to the time In which It was 6iilt:
ana wen they may, on account OF the different
ana an someWnat tncongruous styles Observable in
built BY the Crusaders, at one Of the periods
IN which they occupied the country.
seems most reasonable, and that it was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-25

COUNTRRFEITERS ARREsTED.-Jacob Markey
and Edward Markey his son were arrested in
Hannibal, Missouri. yesterday, for manufactur-
ing and passing counterfeit nickels and coin.
The secret service men who made the arrests
found counterfeit money on the persons of the
offenders and also at their house. Caroline
Blake, alias Anna Burroughs, was arrested yes
making and passing counterfeit fifty cent coins
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-22
The Cold Shoulder.
The SATURDAY, Review

Expressions which are apparently
fanciful and illogical are sometimes
more telling than others in which no
criticism could find n flaw. For in.
Stance, the curious and rather awkward
phrase, giving the cold shoulder" has
acquired by usage a force which could
scarcely be equaled by the most fault
less English. We cannot pretend to nc.
count for the popularity of this idiom.
which has long been exalted from the
degradation of slang To the responsibility
of conventional English. 1t NAV be
more interesting Ia consider the uses
and abuses of the thing than TO specu.
late on the history of the word Prece-
dents OF great antiquity may be found
for the use of the cold shoulder, but il
Is nevertheless a special characteristic
OF the present day. In past times enc
mics had many resourCes-duels, horse
whippings, tournaments, pluckings of
boards, aud smitings under fifth ribs
but in these days their only choice lies
between dead cut and the cold shoul-
der. The readiness and portability of
this last weapon renders it's use but too
common, and il is rarely that any social
gathering takes place without some very
pretty fighting with this instrument.
II has also this advantage, that its use
Is not confined to the male sex. for wo-
men can WELD il on occasions with the
herceness of petroieuSes. The graceful
use of the cold shoulder fairly deserves
to be ranked among the fine arts while.
on the contrary, nothing can bc more
ungainly than its awkward application.
When tactless man meets the object
of his detestation, hc looks nervously
self-conscious, and seems undecided
whether TO cut or merely slight his en-
envy. After blushing in a foolish man.
ner, he gives an awkward bow, which,
intended To be graceful, is in reality lu.
dicrously clumsy. A casual observer
might impute his singular behavior to
shyness rather than hatred. The most
successful hand at cold-shouldering il
the heartless and listess man, who can
put his victim completely out of his
mind, and forget his presence, if not his |
existence, as soon AZ he has accorded |
him the coolest of rccognitions. With |
out insinuating that women are more |
hsartless and listless than men, we NAV |
observe that they are far greater adopts
i'm this art than the opposite sex. Most
men seem more or less i'll Mt ease when
they know that they are giving pain To
others, but this is by no means invari-
ably the case with women. We might
sven go so far as to say that ladies some
lines too evidently derive satisfaction
rom the annoyance of others. They
the secret Of freezing others
while retaining their own caloric; but
obtain like result without
first becoming icicles themselves. The
ords of the creation, moreover, when
wishing TO appear dignifed, are apt to
assume an air of vacant stupidity. They
are, in fact, bad actors and, when n
man would like 10 knock another down,
ne finds it an effort to treat him with
,Old politeness.