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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

8 the State Board Of Education Il
- yearly presenting more difficult Ques-
tons 70 applicants for trsching, 10 raise
sthe stamford 81 qualifications for teach.
ling. ID l. evident that even the best Of
our teachers must keep thoroughly
p0sted 30 a. not 10 be crowded our. II
4 cert,'n. fon. that the present Legis-
iature win Stol:sh the Xix months license,
after being opce held BIZ teacher. max
ing u neces sary, fpr those holding such a
grade 10 advance themselves or give up
Teaching. Ofthe teachers Of this County.
EIGHT per cent hold tweaty -four months
lirenses iwenty-four per cent eighteen
months; tw.niy-fonr per cent. twelve
lmonshs. and forty four per cent. xix
Inso tbs irfDse To keep pace with The
demand. Tie undersigned have concluded
70 hold Normal ochool. in Jasper, Du-
bois county. 20 last sixteen weeks. First
session opens April 7th. aud second
June 9th each continuing two months.
The facilities offered by the Jasper Nor
NAL. are greater than those offered by
any surrounding school. and the new II
Illustrative apparatus makes decided inn
provement in every brunch. Board.
- 90. Terms first session. So 90 Send
postai-card with your address, for q cir
cular Of ~ particulars.
a. w. WrsDos.
"A. M. SWEENEY. rHnc'pais'
Feb. 18th. 1879 If.
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,NOTlCE j. hereby given to The hold
- ers of stock Ia the Dubois County
Agricultural Fair Grounds. aud a. many
Others Ne may feel interested in County
Fair, thai II they wish to secnre the
property (foTmeriy held by ihem) and
mainfain Annual Fairs. they must do
something. snd that soon. If they do
not reorgsnize and purchase the Fair
ground property by tie 25th OF March
next, shall proceed 10 remove. clean
of ssd enclose the same. preparatory to
the same in a crop this sum
mer. A word 10 the wise Is sufficient
heb. 20. '-9-2w. r.. STFpHrxsoS.
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lNOTICE = hereby given HAT The M
~ designed jurors cmpnneled this
day ~ bold an inquest on the body ~
isazil Horton. fonnd dead IN Flat creek
Madison township. Dubois county. In-
diana. do report that the frne naSae j. a.
above stated. t0-uii: BAIL Horton.
that AZ the time of his death he was
ahout % wears 81 age. thar h. was OF n
light complexion ani spare male
man. about feet 2 inches high. ana tsaar
when he died he h,l IN iean- pants.
cassimere coat AMI vest. wooden shirt
and drawers. pair If yarn snrks ani
coarse boots. and had on hi person. 20
FIR as VT are able 20 ascertain. 10 vain
ah'es Of any kind. We also fini that
dercased came 10 his death b. accidenga.
drowning. Nh marks OF violence were
found on his person.
Thomas III Green ID. J. Banfa. II. A.
Armstrong. Milton Holder. Isaac An
d rSnn and Burr No-bv. inrymee-
y Michael fIochge>ang. Jr.. Coroner
Of Dubois cnnnfv. hcrebv certify that
the above AMI foregoing Is fall true
and complete copy Of The verde; reinrn-
rd hv The jury Ia the above inaui,ition.
Witness mv hand. this sih day Oh
February. 1878.
MrrHAEL HocHGrsAvG. IN.
Coroner OF Dubois County.
Feb. ~. '7e-3w-
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0Ihe Docket for Circuit Court
which opens Monday next Il rather
larger thar usual, cases being set for the
sth DAY Of the term. 1t embraces 4s
state cases, many OF them old ones, and
mostly fcrminor ciicnses, and good
many Of the parties are under bond
Tour claims agninst estates, and eighty.
one civil actions all together 10 causes.
The grand jury will also be in session.
ana some q he b'hoys are already on
the look out Cor hiding places.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

cJRev. w. II Green, ex.Mcthodfst
ex-Cumberland Presbyterian. ex-Sarmer
ex-trader. ex-teacher, ex-lawyer,J cx.
Democrat. e. Republican, and reccptl,
National Oratorand candidate Cor Con
Eress IN this District. joined the Baptist
Church. and was immersed last week al
EiIetsvilIe. Monroe county. IF We had
been present we could hardly avoided
thinking aloud twas a favorable time
ior his Joylni ndmis sion 10 the realms OF
celestial bliss. t fIf n
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oJEnrinccr Hamilton, who was 90
severely injured recently BY his engine
running on trestIe, has 50 far recover.
Cd a. 70 DO able 70 20 around, and viii
MS cstimablc wife was in jasper On
FORE long. 80 ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

euryE NrEkpKSTs osUcK.
HssSrosr, In, February eSsh. is-s
III who have not already settled OF
- srrapged their subscriptions. are re-
9uesied 70 settle The same with Mr.. j. Il
kcssrer. Company Agent, At Jasper. a
once. The Company is needing the
money 10 meet her engagements, and
trusts there will be no DELAY.
III. g. BRANHAM. Supt
Feb. gath. ls79-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

DIED. M On last Saturday In HARRISON
township, Mrs. Elsie HARRISON. widow
Of AbsoIem HARRISON. ST.. deceased
she was known 10 nearly All who travel.
81 TIE Paoli road, a. she lived on she
HARRISON farm for many years. and her
remains were buried there SUNDAY last.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

Psoncrrp.-uur genial Young sisnd,
Mr.. G. Krsns, ~, through re in:uenrc
% hon, VI. a, rraylor. las securri 4
position IA The Sss'e lesorm School. ai
Piainfeld, and lei, on Wednesday morn
Ing 20 assume IS duties. The best
wishes Of al 20 With him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

Particular attention Of every one 4
desired 10 tho card ~ Dr. Stephenson
II another column, IL regard 10 The Fai,
Grounds, HeinfoI7ns ns that about a..
s0o viii c.ear Tie grounds Of rii inrusr-
brancss. mud is'se.nis ~ BE- fhsf - aborr
500 las been cyprndeS IN Improve
menis on the grounds. and Tire dr.. agrees
70 take one hundred dol'sr az fbe in
ennhrancc in stock himse'S, ard the
ground. clear Of the valuable improve
'"enis. isoworsh nearly tie money. that
II i ~ the interest Of fhose Interested
il Counfy Fair 70 form stock con-
rany. nnd brv and own the grouuds.
Finv men opght to be found in the
comfy who would be willing 10 take
enough stock 70 make tie amount.
We -lall be glad to print suggestions in
regard oit from all persons interested.
aud think some erterrrjsing citizens
sh"nld start the ball rolling. Shall we
have public meeting?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

The citizens of Boone township are
notified that ] will attend to Township
Business on every Saturday, and Il 4
necessary that persons having business
with the township shall come on that
Idar.
The library will be kept At A. Rn-
dolrh's store. IN Portersvillc. for the con
venienrc Of citizens. and persons who
have books belonging 20 N. are request
ed 20 return them, that they may be
properly registered.
CHRrs. RrDorrH.
May ;. Ts-v- Trustee Boone Tn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

FANCY SrccK.-We are informed that
one OF cur prominent business men. who
always has an eye open for everything
beneficial, beautiful and fancy. Is the
owner of one Of the handsomcst and
finest stock pigs ever brought 20 this
ronnty, and aprrciaiing the heauiy ~
CLEANLINESS. even ~ pigs. he has employ
I'd msn 70 WISH il all over with scented
toilet soap every day. and curry AMI rub
II Gown with spongcs and WOODEN cloths
three times = dsy. By This careful treat
mept, sud taking the pig into clean
warm ted every night, hr has already
brought IL weight 10 100 lb-. NJ six
weeks Old. No telling what his treat
mept viii accomplish by killing time
next Fall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

uTThe Librry Magazine - whs,
people Of good literary tsste have long
been wanting. The neatest sDd hasdi.
est IN form Of al the moRsbiie., and
Very much the cheapest, Il gives from
he pens Of The ablest living writers .
eioicr varie'v Of sr'icles. both timely
AM Entertaining. Nombero 2, inst ready.
c'n'ni articles BY Gladstone, II. A
Procior. Prof Blake. Banye. Julie Ksy.
annush. NJ. Monod. Canon Curteis. ssd
other writer's less famous, but hardly
iess interesting. There are l2s pages.
nrf NJ pic j. 10 cents . number, or
- ? vear.m AnERtcAS Book ExcHsxsF.
Publishers s. Beekusn Street, New
I ork. T i-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

sEAIL-Ppx.-W We are informed that
Nr. =. II Lennon. The worthy Trustee
% Madison township. came home from
business trip 'oTerre Haute last week
and was taken sick next day. and de-
velonci weIi-deiined case Of small pox.
He imnediateiy'crdered precautions TO
he taken 70 prevent its spread. and 90
FIR we have heard Of no other cases. To
meet the emergency, r. Wertz 4 Co.
sent Immediately TO Cincinnati for .
SIMPLY 81 fresh vaccine matter, and nc y
have enough q supply all demsDds, aud
i rertainly behnoves All who have not
been vaccinsted recently TO have that
duty attended 70 Immediately. Mr.. L..
we understand. il conralescing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

~ The announcement Of : Normal
70 be taught here during The Spring aud
summer will be found in another col
umn- Prof ,. W. Wisdom has grown
cid in the Normal business, and biscon :
nec'ion with A. N. Sweeney. who II
favorably known here. affords an op-
ror'unifv 40 teachers for improving
'temselvessi never before offered ia this
county. Fhe1Iberality Of our citizens
~ purchasing q full set Of instruments,
cvinces = desire on their part to make
Jasper the" educational center Of Du-
hois county. Teaclicrs wishing to Az
tend should confer with Principals al
once. iN N 4Hi NiAffyE fF '-l7' Nh
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NOTICE J. hereby given ih-scn Mcs.
y day. Aarrh iuth. 1879. pnrsnsuf q
u request tbs SURVEYOR al Dubois
County will prccrei 20 establish the line
dividing the Southeast and >outh-wesI
quarters 81 Section ~. Town .. Soufh cf
Range West. and rx the intermediate
corners thereof All persons interested
are notified q lie present
FELIX ScnSEiDER.
Feb. 1sfh. ls-o--st.
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Nv. rATTISoS.
, 1879-05-23

10 those OF truth and Righteousness a'Il be-
causo tho acqu'ttal ri tho accused, upon ~
In connection with suol, principles, IL inju+
riona not only TO religion, but to public
morals." Thua tho wl,olo cnso mist 10 re~
opened. Tho Synod, which n,oots in October
next, may suslain tho proal,ytery in It's ilnd~
inga. In suoh case, tho beltigcronta will tnko
an appoal to the Gonornl Assembly. Il may,
on tho other innd, roverao tic t1ociafon, or 1t
1i,ay order tho PrcBbytory to roview its own
action that 1t may reach a tliiforent oonolu-
sion, aud then tito circus would bo In full
blast again.
It has boon rumorcd recently that Brother
TA1aauE is contemplating socossion from
the Praabytorian fold ovor into tue Congre-
gational. We hopo this Is true. The pnl,-
liz will hnil with satisfaction tho announcer
mont that ho has packed bis trunks and gono,
md TINT Ito will never, not even hardly over,
roturu. Congregationatism Is so flexible aud
elastic that 1t can accommodate Drothor
TA1MAuE and tako no unbrago at any Of h's
antica. This will knock ont the props from
under the prosbytery, tho Synod. and tho
General Assembly, ond tho casa forever,
and satisfy tho public, which Inns Ind
already too much Of Brothor TALMAoE aud
tho Presbytcry.
, 1879-05-23

BY sonatora 1foan mud CoaK1rso, mud oil
economical grounds by Bonator LouAa. Tho
bill Ia supported with mich zsal by tho
Southern Democrats, sinoe It proposes to M
propriato from tho National Tronaury $60o, goo
to DO expended for tho benoht Of atases
whicl, haye failed to mako any provision for
warding of a rotnrn Of yellow fover or !"
visitation Of oholarn. Tho bill recognizes
tho principle Of Federal interference IN stato
ntfairs to protect tho public health,
and Is urged By tho same mon
who howl about Federal Interior
onco to protect that fountain.hcaa Of
political health, tho ballotbox. Whero State
1aws are lacking or State authorities neglI-
gent or inefficient, It ID cool1y proposed TINT
tho people Of Minnesota aud Illinois shall DO
taxed to enforce sanitary regulations which
tho pooplo of Louisiana or Mississippi have
neglected to impose.
, 1879-05-23


In the Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Rouzas rendered decision IN lifo-insur-
anco oass which will surprise many policy
holders a. being rather unusual stretch Of
law construction In favor Of tho companies.
It was case wherein widow suod to COL
lsot tho insurance on tho lifo Of her husband,
whose death was causod by an overdose Ut
lauduuuuu tAkon to alloyiate patn. Tho pol
icy Of insurance stipulated that ii should be
void it ths@ Insured died by his own hand,
voluntarily or iuyoluntarily, sane or lnsaue,
and tho Court instructed tho jury TINT tho
accidental taking Of too much opium. though
takon TO alleviate pain aud not with
suioidal intent, calno within tho Limitation
stated In tue policy, ind verdict was &C.
coraingly rendered III favor Of tie company,
Tbs caso will ba taken on appeal to the Ap
pellato Court, aud al tho point involved IL
new III insusauco law the AAal result will bt
noted with interest.
, 1879-05-23

It Is evident from the tono OF tho dobate
in tho State Benato On tho Militia bill that
tho bill, with some amendment, will pass
by noasly unanimous vote. This bill, 1t
will DO remembered, provides for fund Of
S1o0,00o for the maintenance Of tho stato
militia, and also contains clause making 1t
unlawful for my company Or society OF NOT,
not organized under tic law AZ a rart Of,
aud subject tn all tho rules mud regulations
governing, tile regular State militia, to drill
OF parade with arms. The bill Is QUO Of tho
mos. important aud merltorlous among all
TINT arc now pond!ng in tho Legislature, aud
its passage will be heartily approved by the
people OF tho State.
, 1879-05-23

The many friends OF Miss HAuK In Chicago
will smile as they read tic following aaecdo.c
which Is related BY tho Londou F;aaro: "Aa
exscllent instance Of presence of mind VAS
afforded By Miss MINNIE HAuK on Saturday.
Car'nen. as wo know, iu the frat act, With her
hands Sled behind her, swings to aud fro on a
thrcc-lcgccd stool, while sho fascuatea tls
handsotne, ;youhg, i.CAWrANrSr. On saturd.r:
Mtsa uAuK swung to and fro far too realistically,
until At last sho tupplca oycr. As carmen aaa
roso to her feet, her lanls atsll tied bchhId her
aii.l, kicking tho stool straight again. she, With
past part[c[plo aud d noun III Italian, onra
more seated herself. The laughter Of the au'
dtctco was at oucc changed to wcll.merlied ~
plauso,"
, 1879-05-23
SENATOR THURMAN AGAIN,

SIDNEY SNITu once doolNrGd that IL 1lo
could say. everything he wanted to in one
sermon, l,o would pfoaoll bu. one. This was
mil in rabula to ono of his norfs..;onora
WIN comn]n;uad that nm in,nortant l,rouch ~
su,ra,s subtcct huJ been omittod. This
terss r,,uork affords m oxcu7s for npoin "a.
forr,np tn gonator Tnun,,.n,s rocont anocc,,
The sneoob III full, nj revised by tho author.
loohs worso, II nossiblo. md IL mora oncn to
udverso criticism. than tLo abstract alroodv
nrfntcd, II In m tho nri,c;n]o that ",
whola Of n Ind t,,iun In enunl 10 III, ann ~
nil ,Is pnrta. Az ho is already n !. boominc i"
candidate for t,,o praaidont;oi nomination m
thu Damocrotic tirl,nt for tbo comno,on ~
ism va foo1 oa If Il IL m. ,,osti,,n a,,',n,,.
milan nm unn,, uomo
+, n for,nor ort,o,o To-, ,o;,+oa or, ~.
1,unnu. ~ roanoyaih;l,tv n ori,,;,,n,in, M tla
rooo,;onarv o,,d ,ovnl,,,;ono~, ,a'a,.,a.,os .,at
, 1879-05-23

Assuming tint tho publication of nlt tl,eao
works in this country l,n1 boon Of l,oneflt to
tho rontlihy public. NJ 1t must bo natnittetl
tito pnlYlicntIo4 OF tho works Of the best
writer's must nlwnys ,o, tllon tho witlor mil
moro extended tho circulation Of snch bucks
cau be lnndc, proport'onately tho benefit to
tho rnblio tnsto, nntl tho cultivation OF pull
lio Intelligence, md tho Rprond Of knowl-
otlgo, nnd tho inoraaso Of 1,uro amusement
antl literary entertainment, is enlarged by
tho vast addition to tho nnn,bors Of tlo8o
volumes PLACED In tho hants Of tho poo-
pie. It Ia not o1lravagant to ass,,rne
that ton oopios aro sold Mt II cents
each whore ono In sold ut 10 conta, and
therefore the benefit 10 Tho public Ia ia-
creased In proportion to the numbers pur-
otlaaod md read, mud therefore nil public
considerations suggest TINT tho cheaper
editions aro productive Of mora good
Tho protective tariff cr,shos out tho for
eign publisher and author, bnt It docs not
crush out tho domestic rival who soils tho
aame goods at ii cents which l,ayo loroto-
foro boon sold nt 10 cents mud 81. Again Is
1t true TINT "Protcction docs NOT protect"
Tho roador oan understand how It Is now
to tho advantage OF tho American publisher
TO treat with tho foreign auttior. 1t is bet
tor to acknowledge, and seoure by intorna-
tional Inv, tint tho Dr'tiah, French, German,
or other foreign poot, novelist, historian,
travolor, philosopher, or sciontist, has
soma right Of property IN tho proluc-
tions Of Ills mind; aud 1t Is better
to pny him 8, 10, or 1t por cent on oil so1os
Of bis book In tho United Statss, thoroby
securing monopoly Of tho sale Of such
book IN this country Mt 81, or even ii csnts
por copy, than to bo compelled to compete
, 1879-05-23

There Beems to bo no Immediate prospect
Of bringing to an end tho spirited scrim1naeo
now going on between tho railroads leading
from Chicago to the Atlantic coast. Freight
thrills iaave boen whitfield down to 12l cents
on grim 10 New York, md it is alleged that
shipments for MS low as 10 conts hayo beon
mado. Passenger rates hayo suffered in
sympathy, mud humau beings can travel
relatively almost as cheap as hogs and oattle.
With Vanderbilt and Tom SCOTT both in
Europe, thero is little likelihood that a
durablo truce can bo pntched up at present.
, 1879-05-23
PERSONALS.

Alr, I}oocl,or found tho South quito soIia
for Bcccher.
To AIr. slosson-What can't bo cue'eFsa
must 10 endured.
AIr. Hayes backbone Is booming an"
don't yoa forget It.
Ono hundred and thirteen laps arouna
Dasid Davis matte oue milo.
Clara Morris lame hip Is tho subject Of
good deal Of htppodroming.
-Four mon wero killed at q Te1as bau ~
eentlT- Wa suppose tho ba1l-toom VIA wv
cr0wlt'a
TITO persona who soy TINT David la''s
would MAXI good run hayo doubtless 4e'a "'e'
under lra.
Mary Anderson Is at Long Branca' aas
oven tho sharks wubule up tue sanas ~ '''
chew gum.
II you scratch russian, wo inecr' .',". ~.
tho Now Yosk Htru!d, yon will 1nd you1'''
With club.
In decorating soldiers graves on paco,a ~,
tlon-Day tho graves of Un!ou soldiers sn'a'1
bo torEotten. 81.
AIr. siossou Is extremely anxious 10 ,,"..t. sua
lcngc sclasfot agaln, ,-almost ~ anxious - ''''
Il to challenge nwyst,
A oolored orator iu Providence, H. ~
claimod foE tho ncgsoos tho posaesson ot u
tels1enco than can ne foun4 In anJ o'he' PSSS
equal ignorance.
Tho Now York Herald says De's'h or
lcssor will drink t4rue quarts Of oeet 0ua
yin for atuhs+cap. Ws suppose tho @ nsIg ,,',oIug,
shus large Ia osaar to e. his head IN 'ue '' .ir
Mr.. q. A. Han4mond has raeoss'0uw r.. do
cents from tue Syracuse Joaraa' fo1 nps' ch nsx.-
hops that such co&tly esson' w1ll ',.st ouui.a
papess to ps morp cautious au" t0'5 A'
1uan. .hak
It is tntimated in New York laps pef-
Faany Davenport will marry In ssp's"nv. s nv.sr, u
hsps tho ualsppy man II W. a,l.at .oau husband
brooklyn, who would aaaks ~ s1es'''
fot an actres4-
, 1879-05-23

vantago Of good looks on l,er slt), y ~.
7imcs Is almost atono In tl,o ..,. '"' Tho
Of tho bill. 11lo 9a.url,, ''moeac5 m5
snoara Mt tho whole proceeding, H. .'1,t'' -,
sonEhhs learned antl impass'onea ~, .naa, ,sth'
1t says, is founded upon IN o.sa, ,ra.,a,,
sympathy with tho sntrornos '''a
Mr.. P'okwic1," and tho tlebnto osr ni,,h. ., OF
flsly published as sequel 10 tho "p;ss', sss 70
rnpnra.' The impressionablo 1nc,rhosa
Tue House Of Commons woro "csr,le1 ~ ~
thoir foot" "Ihoy wero transports, sa ,s;' aa
out any warning into tue idoai atmo,n,,sH n,s..
of tho throo-volumo novel," Tho p,n pr1s.v ,t.v
0n*etse Hays tho resolution does no, ,ons ,,",'
Tho plain mud notorious fact that um,rs;sS sssu
IL tho profession to which lareo nun,,ora $.
women look forward, and tho dnlv ora ~ ~
which 'nanY Of thcm l,avo to look forwor,1 ~
for protection or subsistence, or both n.y.
the death Of their natural guardians" ~.
GaSftc particularly objects to tho wan. ~,
discrimination Of tile resolution with ,ofss'
onco to women who havo boon estlucoi, a,
promise Of marriage.
But tho editorial of tho Sptet,tnr ia H..
most astounding Of all. It IL tho shec,os, ,
rubbish, wc voniure to my, that that ,s,,,1l.
respectable journal has ever admistea In Il,
columns. "There IT," says tho sp>.toto.
"no Mood whatovor to import the question
of seduction into this argument. Our co,'
tention IL tllat tho docont, roputablo o;,,
who can take caro- Of herself, aud is no mora
likely to bo soducol than ler mother IL, Win
IL rathor brasay tlan rotiring aud who vonld
10 into court as frankly rs a bar.mald. In.
right, in spite of her objectionable 8aut n,
high civilization and gontlewonau's focl;nr
to tho protection Of 1aw." The writer end.
with this statement, which, If tho rcmaindr,
of tho argument were not profoundly n.
spootablo and dull, wo should think ws. IN.
tended for joke: "11r. IIEusouE11's pr,,
tlcal proposals como to this: TINT tbo
docoasod clorgynnn'a daughter, who eocs ont
rs a governoss, shall havo no extosnal protsc.
tion ut alll"
1t Is significant of tho hsadwny which
tho movement for tho abolition of breach
Of promise is gaining in England tl,t
tho motion 30 rocont1y adopted w.,
only prouanted for tho first time Two
years ngo. Tho large majority in It's
favor indicates TINT it will DO ombolisl
in tho law ut no distant day. 1n tho Unli.a
States bruaoh Of promise actions aro not 50
common nor 80 popu1ar as ia Groat Dritsiu.
They arc seldom rosortod to by respectable
women, mud they exercise no restraint what.
over On tho most dangerous clnss of ,ncn,-
those who triflo with tho affections Of limo.
cant girls. The abolition Of the notion ia
this country, as It would affect fewor pcr.
sona aud encourage lioentiousness much less
than in Groat Britain, ought to bo compara-
lively an easier mattor. Public opinion
against 1t Ia alroady 80 strong that no new
laws enforcing 1t are likoly to be adoptel In
Intelligent communities; and the only qaes.
tion will DO when md how tho old statutes
on tho subject shnll drop into tho oblivion
whore they properly belong.
, 1879-05-23

For city that sfoasts Of lis thrift and thai hola.
out many Inducements fuE capitalists to ih!ess
hus last aoliar III 1t as Chicago does, II Fepotna
remarkably lunx ast OF property to be s0lH foF 'ho
nun. .paymont Of taxcs.-AHVato Commercial.
Everything must he considered relstlfe}'
Chicago Ius largo delnquott.tax list,-tla's
a fact; but you mtat consider tho enormous
portion Of tile population tlmt do not appear ~
aeIinpueuts. aEo arc Il biz town. and escf5'
thing looks largo to pcoplo who iivetn ont'oo'so
plates ant1 mcasurc CAicogo Dy Themselves
TIlak won't do.
, 1879-05-23
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CnrcAoo TRIBUNE has cstshitshed branch onlcss
for The yecetpt OF sutsc aad advertisements ~
foitowat
NEW ronK-Hoom 20 Tribune Bufldfng F. T. No.
FApnxx. Manager,
PARIS, Fsancc-No 10 fsuo de Ia Grange 11atcl!crc.
II. MAlLxR, Agent.
LONDON, Eng.-Amcrtcan Exchange, 4to Strand.
ItKarr =. Gli.1.rn, Agent.
WASHINGTON u. C.-t3i0 atrecL
, 1879-05-23

Stops have been taken by lending citizens
toward tho establishment in this city Of MI
Academy Of Fine Arts. II Is proposed TO
organize under the State law, and from the
names Of tho iucorporators, truatoos, and
members, It would seem that thore could bs
no such word rs fail in the lexicon Of tho
new onterpriso.